skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good luck! I think it's a shitty policy, and I hope you publicly shame them if they won't let you in for trying to keep your privacy.
Cutting back to single digits is the hardest part!

My company had a row of 3 automated espresso machines so I timed the dispensing delay (which happened to be almost exactly the grind time) so that I could pipeline the process using all of them. People were moderately horrified as I filled my coffee cup with a hexa-shot of espresso... but why waste time hanging around the water cooler when you can vibrate in front of your computer?
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Most home owners associations are political messes. This seems like a slightly larger version of that but with far more responsibility in more areas.
Any restriction, well, restricts the space of available business moves.

OTOH not every restriction is going to ruin a business, or even affect its bottom line materially. Certain businesses can even ask for a restriction if the restriction limits them much less than it limits their competition.
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The more society becomes increasingly oriented around thought-work the more these problems will manifest. Humans evolved to cooperate, but we didn't evolve to spend all day thinking about long-term work-related stressors that are only indirectly related to our own well-being. Once it became trivially easy to obtain food, water, and shelter, a good portion of our biological imperative was left without anything to be concerned with.

For an interesting tangentially-related thought, try asking people what the definition of "healthy" is for a human. Mental health is the hardest part to define out of all health.
Sleepers on planes certainly are expensive (you're talking about business or first class to get that space), but you don't feel the need for it as much because it's only that useful on long-haul flights. There's no such thing, usually, as a train that goes the same route as a 14-hour plane flight: such a train would have to somehow cross an ocean.
Seeing AI from Microsoft on iOS to show them how people who are blind can get descriptions of the world around them through AI. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/seeing-ai/id999062298?mt=8
How is that my problem? It isn't.

First of all, I don't activate auto chaining playback, because YouTube's recommendations are an uncanny valley of things I'd consider watching. There but not there. An animated corpse of hypothetical suggestions, undead, clueless and lacking authentic cognition. You can see the machine beneath the still living, disembodied meat on life support.

Meanwhile, I didn't make the videos. Nor seek them out, nor does having them dropped in front of me confront my sensibilities as terrifying or humiliating. I'm blameless in this equation and that's not my problem to solve.

But hey, wait a minute. There's two parts to this, not one.

What about those individuals that do seek out and consume this media? Those who do knowingly violate, pursue such malignancy with intent?

That is only a problem for those empowered to stop it. YouTube operations and authorities within their jurisdiction.

But what about those individuals who are turned to the dark side, enticed by a new thing they were unprepared to fend off? What if this becomes a mint, effectively stamping criminals, coined anew by the machinations of the platform? Wouldn't that place culpability in a strange place, feeding, fueling, creating crime where it would not have previously existed?

This narrative of YouTube "The Enabler" is a lie. That's not how crime works. The internet vice squad would certainly try to prop up a story like that, but the truth is that child molestors are already going be on the prowl in the real world, long before the internet clues such a person in on latent, unrealized desires that make lightbulbs turn on in their already warped minds.

Put another way, consider the tendency for Game of Thrones to provoke incest among brothers and sisters. Does a stimulating sex scene between chracters in a TV show awaken latent desires among attractive siblings, such that they now act on ideas that seemed previously impossible? Not really. Not under circumstances where it wasn't going to happen anyway. You can't put the blame on content, and hypothesize that the fault is upon HBO. So too, with YouTube.
>However, many years ago, I went largely offline

See, right there you're narrowing the set by leaking your approximate age.

I don't think your opsec is as good as you think it is :)
I was at a museum recently and I got to play with my kids and Ozobots.

My 3 year old and 9 year old were enthralled with them.
No, i think the premise is that, since governemnets have claimed sovereignity over any terrain on earth, including the moon and planets, the only places where it's possible to set up ship for a new country nonviolently is the middle of the oceans. Seasteaders understand that they'd have to build their own defenses, and don't rely on nearby countries for protection.
Nice. I've just started coding roblox with my daughter (8). She plays and watches roblox players on youtube and I noticed you can make your own. So I took the time to start learning how to create a basic level and we did it together. We created a zombie tag with a large playhouse. She loved being able to manipulate the world. And she now has plans to make her own levels and youtube videos.

Edit: found roblox has an education page https://education.roblox.com/
NIST has been recomending this for 3+ years now. The question is how long will it take for PCI to pick up on it?
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I think this is a "yes and no" situation. The software engineering community is full of helpful people who want to share their work and generally be kind to others. It is also full of arrogant assholes who can't fathom nuance in solutions, the importance of social niceties, or the possibility of being wrong sometimes. If you only go to conferences and friendlier forums for discussion, you'll mostly only see the former. If you work around enough startups, high-profile CS programs, or even just spend much time on stack overflow, you will definitely see the latter. This is doubly true if you happen to be female.

To me there are two issues with the latter group: the first is that they tend to be more vocal and more memorable, which skews overall perceptions. The second is that the community tolerates these people and even celebrates them way more than it should.
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I have multiple chronic life threatening illnesses. I dread switching care providers. Continuity of care is key to my survival. My primary recently switched to a concierge model, $50/mo and consults are open ended, which has been fantastic for me.

The sweet spot for choosing a new primary doctor is late 30s. Recent schooling means more up to date knowledge. And you can age well together.

Some exceptions, of course. My proctologist and neurosurgeon are the best in my city. I've had terrible luck with dermatologists.
> Spreadsheets are not a database for any sensible definition of database.

They absolutely are databases. What definition of database are you referring to? Google's dictionary defines it as

"a structured set of data held in a computer, especially one that is accessible in various ways."

That's a spreadsheet.
> The button is tested in chrome browsers, if you use another browser it may not work for you.

It doesn’t work in Safari on iOS, FWIW.
It's quite possible to overfit with an RF; if you grow deep trees on a self-similar feature set, 1000 trees can overfit just as much as 10.
Hey there, founder of Chargehound here, it's a slider so you can adjust it to 5 mins if you want.

Many companies do take up to 30 minutes especially if they are compiling a comprehensive portfolio (if the dispute is for thousands of dollars) and are outsourcing the representment.
Agreed, they're not condoning or advocating for high consumption. They're simply establishing that even when drinking absurd amounts of coffee you're not at increased risk, therefore it is ok to drink coffee.
No quibble there. Stripe Chargeback makes good sense indeed in your scenario.
> We'll happily refund every penny you ever paid us if you simply ask

IANACFO, but I think your balance sheet for this business is going to be pretty wack. To guarantee this, you need to keep a pool for refunds (edit: and with your specific guarantee, isn't it all revenue ever?). If you don't, that can be a real issue with the business. This happened at Groupon:

https://www.cfo.com/management-accounting/2012/04/groupon-re...
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Alternatively, New York and West Oakland have different norm enforcement behavior.

Of course.

I notice that people are very enthusiastic about calling me out for running across the crosswalk so the driver can get through the intersection. It's even happened to me in the Financial District. So it's alright if it's in support of harm-spreading?

I think the phenomena you’re describing is not uniformly common.

Of course. It's different in different times and places. I think the overall trend is a good hypothesis, however.
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> shifted five times.

If not more! My main concern is it shifting back. MS made a TON of money, and was at the height of its glory in the old ways. That kind of thing leaves a mark that fades very slowly.

I've always been worried about how centralized the FLOSS community has become w/ Github. Now its even more of a problem!

I'll be the first to admit that I have a emotional dislike for MS. However, I still have reasons for why I think its a bad idea to for the industry to trust them, aside from my personal feelings. For a long time I had generally positive feelings toward Google. I still generally like Github (though they have their share of problems) while acknowledging it is problematic for the larger community.
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I believe it's happened before where people have setup bot accounts to buy game licenses from indie developers, just to resell the keys on G2A/Kinguin. However they do it with stolen credit cards, so the indie developers get hit with a 15$ charge PER order. If there's 1,000 keys, that's 15,000$ in chargeback fees.

So it might be reverse, it might be a no brainer to accept this extra protection because like you said, 40$ fee @10,000 isn't that big of a deal, given only 3 chargeback fees are necessary to break even. Unless you can REALLY manage your chargebacks. If your product costs 20$, so 500 people buy it, you only need a .6% chargeback rate before you should've taken the extra protection.
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2. Show them how easy it is to program flight plans with DroneBlocks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NGPrMP1r2Y

3. Everyone can try flying it from one smartphone

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I experienced the same issues at a previous company, and wrote about the (somewhat unusual) experience at https://medium.com/@RayNicholus/a-farang-geek-in-thailand-th.... After I moved to a 100% remote company, I did find that most of these issues disappeared, but I think it is still possible for remote culture to thrive at a company that isn't 100% remote, as long as the culture is remote-first.
I'm surprised neither the article nor any of the HN comments have (so far) mentioned Airtable.

Airtable seems to have the main advantage of Excel (it can be customised by a non-technical user) whilst solving some of the limitations (e.g. multi-user, permissions, workflow triggers).

Someone who would have built their CRM tool in Excel in the past, might well choose Airtable today.
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If you think your audience is into Harry Potter, give this a try. It's like magic!
As the author of a specialized inventory management application (a small ERP/MRP for electronics production, https://partsbox.io/), I definitely agree. Spreadsheet is my biggest competitor, but also a great opportunity: while you can start tracking inventory using a spreadsheet, you always eventually outgrow it, which is my opportunity.
I deliberately left off the UK for several reasons:

1. In the last decade, the politics have definitely shifted to being more anti-immigration than they used to be. For example, it takes at least 6 years to qualify for UK citizenship. This is 5 years to qualify to ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) and a year of ILR to qualify for citizenship. This used to be 4 years to get ILR (prior to ~2006?).

2. Adding of extra requirements like Living in the UK test and a nebulous "good character" test.

3. Uncertainty over Brexit. It's far from clear what UK citizenship will get you post-Brexit, if Brexit even happens. Given the rise of the Brexit party and the Tories tearing themselves apart with May resigning and a hard Brexiteer like Boris Johnson likely to be the next PM, a hard Brexit has become much more likely. This may also negatively impact the UK economy.
Also, studies like this don’t how it’s heathy, they simply fail to demonstrate significant harm over the course of the study which is a very different thing.
You don't seem to really be contradicting my point. You're just assuming that the 'good guys' don't lie while the others are the 'bad guys' who obviously do lie.

There are indeed fighting propaganda with counter-propaganda, which is an age old strategy. They do seem to have adapted it for our era of instant communication and social media.

Now, working out the facts in any given situation is not always easy. Everyone tends to spin things, or to omit things, or to simply make things up...
Flipping the argument around: if the labour capital you earn today will be worth just as much as if you earn it tomorrow, why go the extra mile now, when you may just as well postpone it?
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As an American, I can only dream of having convenient train fares of about USD$80 to go between somewhat-distant cities. Berlin to Brussels for GPB63.50 (about $80 right now) sounds downright cheap to me.
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Sounds like fun (pageantry, costumes, songs, ceremonies)! Similar to the SCA or Renaissance Faire. But maybe not a serious religion?
What forums do you peruse? The ones I run through are generally okay, but mechanisms of voting, liking, and rewarding post count of users, seem to increase low effort posting.
That is wrong, what they say here is that arteries may not suffer by drinking coffee. But there is a lot of evidence pointing that all sorts of arythmias can be connected to caffeine intake...
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Absolutely agreed... also, they're largely automation proof (at least in the near term). Trade jobs are probably a better option than University for a lot of people, and I'm surprised it isn't a recommended path more often.
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You can take this a step further by frequently logging number of items in stock, and from that derive number of sales. I have som SQLs that calculate this on 7000+ products in 400+ stored within 2min on a sqlite-database, with data sampled every 30min over a 1month period.
Good. FB's practice of "buy anyone who looks like they might become a competitor" combined with its inherent dark patterns needs to be investigated. I'm now waiting for an announcement regarding Amazon, which would round out the list.
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In my experience of trying to learn more about invidiauls that follow/are Asatru though it's more of "that's nice you are interested we don't know you and you aren't our kindred, go bother someone else, there's a few book titles published a few years ago, leave me alone"

Whereas, take the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints:

"Hi I'm interested in learning more"

Awesome! Here are some pamphlets, here's one of our scriptural texts, when can you meet with some of our missionaries to talk? Do you have any questions right now? Here's some useful articles, some great talks, there's also these YouTube channels, I know I know it's a lot of info but we'll cover the basics and then you can consume as little or as much as you want!

Similarly Catholicism has RCIA, Buddhism has some 'centers' where you can go like here in Indy the Indiana Buddhist Center, Islam you can drop by most masjids and people are super friendly and will answer questions or there are places like the Islamic Society of North America here in Indiana in Plainfield, some sects of Judaism are very open to investigators/conversion (although some make it next to impossible and actively try and drive you away), etc.

I suppose though, that probably makes Asatru in fact very similar to the peoples it claims to base its beliefs around. People in the ancient world weren't too terribly receptive to outsiders with the exception of trade.
> But the minister herself indicates the government did just that in the past

In that more autocratic era, the people who called out the government would have been arrested and imprisoned. That has now changed and that the public and press are now more freely allowed to challenge what is being said by their government.
I don't believe many studies these days....industry lobbyists carry scientists around in their pockets like so many nickels and dimes...
It certainly is, but imagine a pile of 1000 pounds of grapes. Imagine an iphone. They have the same retail cost. Is this reasonable?
>> as an udf

What exactly is that?
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My semi-facetious answer to this case is "The time span of 3 Microsoft post-Ballmer CEOs." The first CEO to implement open source (Nadella), the second to continue the strategy, and the third to prove the second CEO wasn't a fluke!

The honest answer is at best I can forgive their bad behaviour. But I'll never forget it.
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Companies aren't people, they don't have an identity or a personality. That's anthropomorphism that benefits them by causing users to trust them as if they were actual people. They aren't good or evil; they are better seen as profit seeking automatons. I will never "trust" a company as if it were a person. I just take what they give me and use what I need.
> such a train would have to somehow cross an ocean.

Beijing to Western Europe via Moscow could technically be done by train. The first leg is 8 hours which should count as a long haul.
It doesn't look like your criticism has much to do with what they are proposing.
What categories of disputes are those?

My guess is that as with 3D Secure only actually "fraudulent" (e.g. payment not authorize) disputes are covered, but "service not rendered" (?) ones are not.