skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Isn't it more likely they were vegetarians not by choice but because they were essentially slaves, being fed the cheapest food possible (grains, etc)?

Though I'm sure many will use this as evidence in favor of vegetarianism... "Yeah but even the mighty gladiators were vegans!"

Anecdote storytime; I was actually born and raised into a vegetarian household, and spent the first approx 22 years of my life as a vegetarian. Then I switched to eating meat (really, just chicken and fish, maybe red meat once a year) and for me I feel healthier this way. When eating meat I can just eat less total volume of food to get the same amount of calories and nutrients compared to fueling up on a plant based diet. I love running, hiking and rock climbing, and nothing quite hits the spot like a nice protein rich chicken sandwich after a day in the mountains. YMMV, but for me, for now, I think I will continue with my consumption of animal flesh. I think to pull off the veg diet you have to carefully measure and monitor things, you can't just omit entire food groups from your diet and expect to be healthy. It's very naive but many vegan and vegetarians think this way; As long as the food has that VeganTM label, it must be good, why bother even checking the ingredients?

Tldr; ex-vegetarian since birth prefers chicken sandwiches for climber fuel
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If its possible for Steam to kill your sales, its because you've put your main sales channel(s) in the hands of another company. This is unwise in any business.
How do hooks fit in with that definition?
That’s literally what calculus is.
"It is better 100 guilty Persons should escape than that one innocent Person should suffer"
This is cowardice. Rational cowardice, perhaps, but still cowardice nonetheless.

> “Some men have voiced concerns to me that a false accusation is what they fear,” said Zweig, the lawyer. “These men fear what they cannot control.”

This reveals so much about the mentality of the people being interviewed.

The statistics of false rape accusations do not justify this concern. I would expect that an industry that copes with risk as part of their job to understand this.

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Every organization I've volunteered with that works with minors, including BSA, has that rule. It's sadly necessary.
Would love it if you would provide one high profile instance of this occurring
Hi, an experiment. My book, Understanding SEO 50% off for hacker news.

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It's an experiment, it might get flagged. No one might read it. Maybe it gets ignored, maybe some people enjoy the book (and get rid of SEO agencies). I will see.
Switch to which currency? Roubles?
You can read more about the decision to remove it on Mozilla's Bugzilla [0].

There are extension providing pretty much the same experience, like Panorama view [1]. I agree that it's very convenient to separate tabs into separate topics, and only view the ones that are relevant at any time.

[0] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1222550

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With such disproportionately high rates of domestic abuse in law enforcement professions, you really can't say they are competent to investigate them either. So whose responsibility is it?

https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Police-domestic-viole...
> Rust has things that at a binary level are the same as classes, so they could easily be part of a cross-language ABI.

They are not "at a binary level the same as classes" (whose classes? C++'s classes?), at least not the moment things like vtables get involved.
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When you look at the fantastic scale of this operation, you can only question what might it take to just layer on a tree preservation effort on top of all the other activities?

What's it take to use an excavator of such magnitude, to mobilize an entire stand of trees and lift it out of the way, instead of performing a clear-cut? Or, maybe a system of trenches, moats and barges, to float segmented blocks of land our of the way, while the coal is extracted?

I get that it eats into profits to think like that, but then again, this isn't the 1970's anymore, and just look at the technology they throw at eradicating a county's worth of trees.

New technology should make it possible to subvert the layer of living soil, undisturbed, and hopefully, leave forests like this untouched, no?
I see a potential opportunity for gay managers here.
Yeah. That's good advice ... because (#metoo movement aside) WHO HAS "BUSINESS" DINNERS ALONE WITH MARRIED PEOPLE?

This is something completely different than having dinner with a group of people.
> Finally, he landed on the solution: “Just try not to be an asshole.”

It's kind of astonishing how long it takes some people see this obvious answer.

Expert hint: It also solves a lot of other workplace issues as well.
80 grams of protein is 320 calories. 220lbs male needs to eat at least 2000 calories (basal metabolic rate), likely closer to 3000-4000 after all the exercise.

So protein only constitutes 12% or less of their caloric source. Just about all food have some proportion of protein. Cooked oatmeal is 16% protein by calories.
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We never really had "innocent until proven guilty" in these circumstances. Legally sure, but courts have little involvement even now.

Until recently, the women/victim side was assumed guilty... still are in many places/circumstances.

We're leaving judge and jury duty to the public, social media, old media, individuals and (above all) corporate policy. None of these operate on a presumption of innocence.
Good luck with your project, for now you should trust the other implementations more :)

But I've tried to keep the code reasonably small and (hopefully) readable - which is why it's currently targeting ES1997 - rather than having lots of features, so it's probably more understandable than V8.
More like "these men have probably done some fucked up things that they don't want uncovered and now realize they are at risk of being exposed".
Thank you for posting this comment. I intended "we all know" as a device, an "obvious" counterfactual to emphasize the point, that there's this bizarre gap in what's taught. I wasn't quite happy with it, and later worried it might burn someone ("I guess it's just me that doesn't know that"), but it was late, and I punted. So, my thanks for the save.
I’m wondering if this is something like the numerous and well-documented instances of child kidnapping that have kept a generation of kids from being allowed outside by themselves.
What's surprising?

You can get enough protein from milk based products and eggs.

One scoop (40g) whey contains 25-30g protein
Wall Street has moved on with the times as has the rest of the world in the last 10 years. At this point I don’t think it is an outlier in terms of social attitudes. If anything it is at least outwardly more progressive by virtue of A. Being based in major metro areas B. A shift in skill set demand away from extrovert Lacrosse bros towards quants/techies and C. The amount of money on the line to blow up in a bad HR situation. Are there dinosaurs and jerks? Yeah. But not a disproportionate number.
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Why would you do such a thing? Twitter already has this functionality...
How does that protect you from false accusations?
Off the topic: looks like the half-life (or doubling-life anyway) is about 10 years. The number of deaths double in a decade, which means of course we're setting records every year.

Time until everybody in USA is dead of opiods: 120 years
Even accepting your cited cases as the limit (which they are not), I can't accept being nationally and universally condemned and smeared for months or years on end despite being innocent as a perfectly acceptable outcome for a baseless accusation. I suspect you'd be a lot less flippant about how everything turned out fine if you'd be in any of their positions.
I'm not defending their gender policies per se but I am increasingly jealous of societies that actually have a culture other than neoliberalism. Every society has its faults but I'm seriously wondering if ours may be much greater than those we love to attack (like the middle east). At least they have large cohesive families they live close to, share meals with, enjoy traditions with. It seems like most Americans don't even have that anymore. But at least women are "free" to sell junk CDOs to middle America. Thank God!
Seems like you have a problem with the implementation of the idea, not the idea itself.

At my current employer, our recruiting manager has a preliminary talk with the candidate and if there seems to be mutual interest in continuing in the process, she sends a simple task. The task was defined by the technical team, it should be short (no more than an hour) and it has nothing to do with our work.

Once she receives the submitted task, we ask everyone in the tech team to make a review. We do have a "gold standard implementation", but we know that no one will get it and we don't care. We had cases of candidates that misunderstood the task and we had no issue with giving them a second chance or simply asking what was unclear and what would they do differently had they had got the intended requirements.

We just want to filter the obvious "no hires" from the ones with potential. The recruiting manager communicates this even before the task is submitted to them. I am yet to hear any story of any candidate that was interested in the position but walked away due to the way that the process is conducted.
A few outhers are: Oxford Union president, Jian Gomeshi, "The Mattress Girl".
Me too.

I'd never damage or take your property if you don't want that.

Nor would I force any sort of change upon you based on what I believe is true, as long as I don't feel threatened.
Hoping for some cool non-x86 and non-Linux systems.
Oops, totally butchered that formatting. Oh well.
You may want to look into leaky gut syndrome and how it (may) cause allergies.

> eating the more fatty meats

Try cooking with duck fat. That stuff is amazing.
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Why can't these men just learn

Look what you have not said: "Why can't these women just learn ..." Somewhow you only seem to require men to do things? Are you arguing that it's acceptable for women falsely to accuse men? Ask yourself: what have you done to ensure that women not falsely accuse men? Have you had "the talk" with your daughters about false accusations?
The real issue with meat was that it spoils easily on a military campaign and it's hard to be cured on campsites. That's logistic 101, the nutritionist angle is not needed and borderline revisionistic.

If you prefer citations instead of logic "The logistic of Roman army at war" by Roth also gives out all the needed information and points to the archeological evidence.

The provided food was what could be transported, while the foraged included game and other meats, in moderations because of costs, spoiling, and other.
What is the difference between cowardice and "rational cowardice"?
We enshrine these in our public justice system; it needs to be spread to private companies as well.

If I've come to appreciate anything-among many things-in the last few years of this cultural evolution full of "social justice" debate, discussion and forums-it's that there are pockets of the social fabric who seem very eager to suspend elements of the public justice system or eagerness to put a moratorium on certain 'memes' inherent to our system of adjudicating wrong deemed absolutely necessary or otherwise considered baked in, incontrovertible features of Western "justice" (because fairness, equanimity, better 100 guilty go free than 1 innocent go to jail etc) in just about every realm that isn't a court room where they would beholden to certain burdens and requirements to satisfy other 'memes' inherent to our system of adjudicating wrong.

Edit: I really wish the people who have such an issue trying to explore and openly discuss these ideas (even if you personally disagree with them) would step forward and actually offer a counter response versus driveby downvotes of myself and wutbrodo who replied here-and other comments here in the thread trying to actually explore the issue on a level that isn't surface level, shooting from the hip reactions. Barely fresh for 20 minutes and we're both nearly greyed out.
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[I'm assuming you're not managing nodes using a container orchestration tool like Kubernetes.]

Have you looked at something like Auto Scaling Groups (AWS) / Autoscaling Groups (GCP)?

You can customize the auto-scaling policy for how the nodes scale up / down. You can define the auto-scaling policies around load balancing at some level (e.g., CPU utilization, HTTP load balancing, network load balancing) which is discussed in more detail in the docs below [1].

You can also create arbitrary metrics and arbitrary policies for those metrics and scale with a combination of policies. From [2]:

> The autoscaler handles multiple policies by calculating the recommended number of virtual machines for each policy and then picking the policy that leaves the largest number of virtual machines in the group.

Usually auto-scaling config is tied to a particular service provider; while I haven't done cloud-agnostic auto-scaling policies before personally, I would guess it could be achieved with a bit more effort using something like Terraform (examples: AWS [3], GCP [4]).

[1]: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing-and-aut...

[2]: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/autoscaler/multiple-po...

[3]: https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/autoscaling_po...

[4]: https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/google/r/compute_aut...
I'll preface: this is more of an interesting connection, rather than a direct answer to your question.

Zippers can be seen as (or at least isomorphic to) the derivative of a type with respect to one of its type parameters. This is described in Conor McBride's paper "The Derivative of a Regular Type is its Type of One-Hole Contexts."

http://strictlypositive.org/diff.pdf

If a video is more your speed, Kenneth Foner gave a great talk titled "`choose` your own derivative" that takes the concept of derivatives of types and takes it a step further. You can skip to the 11 minute mark to watch his explanation of zippers as derivatives here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79zzgL75K8Q&t=11m

With that said, the standard go-to paper for Zippers would probably be "The Zipper" by Gerard Huet:

http://gallium.inria.fr/~huet/PUBLIC/zip.pdf
>Presumably as a gladiatorial slave you wouldnt need to worry about abstaining from food choices.

It is worth noting that many gladiators, and Olympic competitors, were in fact not slaves and many were actually quite wealthy.

Gladiators would do alright purely off of sexual relationships, rather high-class Roman maids and matrons like Hippia actually walked away from her family to be with a gladiator. There are many rumors from the time that allege various sons of powerful people to be bastard offspring of gladiators. There's even tell of some being 'the care and suffering of women' such as one byt he name of Hermes that Martial wrote of.

You can tell how wealthy some were simply by looking at the fines issued to them. If you look at charioteers Theogenes and Porphyrius you can see good examples, Theogenes for example was once fined 2 talents for withdrawing from an event (about 250k dollars).

If you look at a 2nd century prize table from Aphrodisias you see 500-3000 drachmas and there were several games referred to as 'the 3000-drachma Games', some would see prizes of 6000 drachma and in at least one instance of 30,000 drachma (about 100 years of a solderier's pay) being paid for a single athlete just to appear. At the Panathenaic games the lowest prize was 100 amphrae of olive oil, about 225k$ worth and winners were often fed by their home city for life if they won. Diocles, another charioteer, would compete for prizes up to 60,000 sesterces at a time which would be worth 2.5-3 million dollars today and if you look at his known life time winnings you get 35.8 million sesterces making him a billionaire and then some in today's dollars.
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Debugging by abductive reasoning: imagine possible classes of mistake that might explain the behavior, then invent experiments designed to eliminate each entire class as an explanation. If a class of explanation cannot be eliminated, drill down. Often a bug is actually multiple unrelated bugs that manifest in the same way, because the universe is a shitshow.
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CV looks great in terms of the content. I also find that the layout makes it very difficult to extract information.
Mostly just arguing that it's special and not 'statistics' because it's statistics being calculated at a much larger scale in automated fashions. Seems like unnecessary gatekeeping just for the purpose of inflating egos.
What are your citizenship requirements? I’d be interested in something like this for a year or so but suspect Australians and Canadians need not apply
How do you manage not to keep thinking about how you gonna finish it?
Sometimes even the easiest tasks can make me daydream about the final outcome.