skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even then, and I can appreciate that it might not be likely, but what if the holidays are a rough time for some and their depression spikes?

I’d rather live in a world where I can believe that most people are trustworthy and only a few are not.
God bless the UK civil servicr and their retarded c# agile programmers, I'd love to know how much this stupid project cost
I have no experience with wildfires, having lived all my life in an urban environment where concrete and asphalt are everywhere. However, during large fires last year that were in the news, I did some digging on the subject.

Seems that there are a few simple things that one can be done to one’s house and property to reduce the risk of a house going up:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfbEcMeYFFA

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL_syp1ZScM

* https://www.nfpa.org/Public-Education/By-topic/Wildfire/Prep...

* https://www.nfpa.org/Public-Education/By-topic/Wildfire

By eliminating the kindling that's with-in 2m of one's house, and reducing/removing fuel sources that are with-in 10m (ideally 30m), then the home survival rate seems to go up dramatically.

Can anyone in a wildfire area comment on the practically of these recommendations?
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I wonder if they will still like them once half their machines no longer have functioning keyboards.
I don't know UK law, but eviction history is a public record in almost all of the US. Likewise the credit checks that are nearly universally required are a proxy for this sort of thing too.

Basically: landlords already have this, in redundancy even. They aren't the aggrieved party here.
True, but the nature of the emergency is also linked to the country.

I am writing this from an ER room where they keep me a few hours to make sure everything is fine after a very minor electrical shock.
This is in France and I will not see the bill (though this is a private hospital).

If I lose my job I will have social security protection. The job is protected as well (no at-will here).

Generally speaking the most important health and survival elements are covered by the state. The boiler, though...
The Paris agreement was a good start, which Trump pulled the US out of.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Agreement
There’s not a single landlord who will rent without a background check. Your options are be homeless or submit. The landlords options in response to your demand are rent to one of the dozens of other people who want to rent from them or submit. Not exactly the same choice.
I know where it is in the CNN article. That sentence links to a PDF file [1] which is the one I'm wondering about.

[1]: https://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publicatio...
these are full of fake reviews- i mean a legit background check like criminal background , social/political views ...etc. similar to the suitability check done on employees
Yes, there are some options under chrome://privacy/settings that suggest they send full or partial URLs:

- Use a web service to help resolve navigation errors

- Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar

and then there's

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Yes, I think we can agree that there are trade offs, as with everything in life. In a world of scarce resources, we all place different value in different things. I’m not lambasting your choices just as I’d expect you not to deride mine.

But on your last throw-in dig, that’s disingenuous. Poverty is not unique to large cities. I’ve lived in rural towns as small as 7,000 and poverty there is just as visible and acute.
They recently (June) made this illegal in NYC. Whether it's enforced is a different matter.

Problem is with the laws generally favoring tenants here, there are litigious bad apples and no one wants a tenant who can game the system and get 6-12 months of free lodging because they know how. After 30 days, you have squatter rights which means the court system needs to evict you if you're naughty, and that can take a long time. On the flip side, if you as a tenant ended up in housing court and won (i.e. it wasn't your fault), you were in that database.
> That’s like saying that we must always list all protocols below TCP: TCP/IP/ETH/Copper wire.

My point was your conflation of L3 and L4. And in fact TCP does have some changes on v6 from v4. Consider, for example that ARP, is replaced by Neighbor Discovery (ND) and that is added to TCP/IPv6. So... If we're splitting hairs now then not exactly.
For one, it's common to discuss closely related topics in threads like these.

I also believe that the topic of surveillance capitalism would get a better reception if it was less partisan. There's a lot of talk about Trump in there, but if companies before the Cambridge Analytica scandal were already abusing vast quantities of Facebook data, including for political ends, that is relevant context that's apparently left out.
It's been some time since I was 22, but I am fairly certain a number of 22 year old men would find this practice to be bullshit.

Though I do agree that people will tolerate more stupid things from their employer when they are younger. If they are at such a transitional phase of life and people that surround them demonstrate that something is normal, it will be easier to accept.
Less foreign inflows means the dollar gets devalued, and US exports become more competitive against everyone, including China.
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Do you have evidence? I've written a number of unsatisfactory reviews on Yelp and they seem like they're still there.
Why aren't you able to first Google whether they are or not, rather than automatically assume they aren't because an article about something different doesn't mention their entire political advocacy work?

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The reduction in Chinese investment in the US has as much to do with China policy as it does with the trade war:

https://www.newsadvance.com/archives/capital-flees-china/art...
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I find it incredible to hear the stuff people spout about Germany.

Germany's decision to pay higher prices for electricity is what really kick started the downward spiral in solar prices. Germany proved solar wasn't just possible, but feasible. And every country has benefited from Germanys decision.

Germany itself has likely benefited, even if they had stops and starts along the way, and some minor setbacks.
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You almost touched photon mapping there but as long as rays start only from the screen, there is nothing wrong calling anything varying as ray tracing. Limiting reflection count or having multiple rays (monte-carlo) are often aligned with priciples you described.
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It's a different workload. Afaik, AMD cards are still better hash-per-dollar for the coins that are gpu-mineable.
I did search twitter and found 3-5 year olds!

https://twitter.com/search?f=images&vertical=default&q=push%...

Actually I found a more recent tweet depicting the actual practice, which has since been deleted. For the record, it was the same photo that appears in https://medium.com/@william.liu/daily-plank-meeting-732456e6... , a post that advises (!) this practice.
I am not conflating them. But consider that you can run IP over IP. What level protocol is IP in this case? What about IP/IP/IP/IP? Is IP on the left level 7?

Also, when you are using TCP you don’t care whether it is using ND or ARP. That’s what abstraction means. The implementation of course cares, but when you use it you do not and if you do the implementation is incorrect.
Doesn't gravity also add entropy? Just wondering, because think of the formation of planets from pebbles...
Well, like 22 year old men have certain tendencies that will prevail (e.g. a bro office culture), the same way a company of 22 year old females will have other tendencies that will prevail.

People not understanding statistics doesn't mean there are not some dominant traits in each group, even if they are not shared by all members of the group -- nor that it is patronizing to mention them (as if someone making a general statement about a group outcome is patronizing if they don't describe exactly what each and every individual involved in that group would be like and do).
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Have you actually read that website?

From the FAQs:

“Does the Dietary Guidelines promote a low-fat diet?

The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines does not encourage a low-fat diet (meaning low in total fats) — in fact its healthy eating style examples can contain up to 35% of total calories per day from fat.

Consistent with the previous edition of the Dietary Guidelines, the 2015-2020 edition encourages eating styles that emphasize unsaturated fats and are low in saturated fat. Specifically, the Dietary Guidelines recommends keeping saturated fat consumption to less than 10% of calories per day. This recommendation is based on scientific evidence that replacing saturated fat with unsaturated fats is associated with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease. However, it is important to note that replacing saturated fat with carbohydrates does not reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Learn more about the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats and common sources of each.”

https://www.choosemyplate.gov/2015-2020-dietary-guidelines-a...
Obviously, focusing on "the Russians" narrative is going to get the anti-Trump collective riled up, and as we all know if there is one thing that is good for business, its riled up reactive people. Especially Americans, who never lose a chance to revert to a Cold War mentality when their feelings are hurt.

But, consider this: maybe after the outrage bubble that this movie will trigger is burst, there'll be room for a sequel - and then it'll be Obama's turn.
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Few reasons, mostly because home ownership is fetishised in the UK to an absurdity and doing so could quite possibly curb property values. Previous conservative governments bribed practically an entire social class by giving away social housing at way below market value.

There is a massive amount of people in that generation who are wealthy simply because of that policy combined with large rise in house prices. This selection of people + regular homeowners no matter the party line, will always vote against any policy that a) has the possibility to curb increasing house prices or b) fairly taxing those profits.

We don't have anything like property taxes in the UK, and the closest thing we do have is council tax which (laughably) is the tenants responsibility. It's a situation that no party has a realistic chance of being able to solve. Even if there were MPs brave enough, it's a difficult problem to navigate because there's millions of people with 0 savings (retirement or otherwise) but now own 500,000gbp+ houses.

If you tax that appreciation in value or your policies reduce these prices to sustainable levels then you suddenly have to now provide social security for millions of people who now will need a lot of extra assistance via state pension.
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Loopholes often get conflated with "tax loopholes", but I just mean to say look for all opportunities instead of the ones that are common societal narratives (those are the ones that are very easy to get conditioned by!)

A common example: when everyone was caught up in the Gold Rush, the common narrative was "strike it big by finding gold!"... however, the guys selling the shovels were better off than the average speculator. The shovels were where the money was to be made.

Another example: there are many ways to climb the career ladder at a corporation. There's the HR policy way, where they hand you a list of bullet points and checkmarks and you tick them off, put in your time, and slowly climb your way up. Or you can take a risk, maybe try out a low-risk, high-reward experiment on your own time, show proof of a highly successful outcome, get to know influencers in senior positions, and find ways to market your accomplishments. Those skills will probably get you way further.
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And, if I recall right, you're asked if you want search suggestions in the omnibar the first time you use it for that purpose.
It appears to be a DSL for declarative, reactive UIs.
My wife and I had an apartment in Brooklyn a few years ago that we broke the lease after two months. It was a total horror show, complete w/ bedbugs and broken everything. Glad to see that landlord on the landlordwatch.com private landlords list, thanks for posting.
Because "the government" isn't some amorphous hive-mind like the borg, the different parts aren't always going to be aligned.

And because when it comes to health, it is highly regulated to avoid charlatans taking advantage of desperate people. This lady wasn't necessarily doing that, but who knows?
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Unequivocally, yes.

The disabled should be able to access online resources in a way that is functionally equivalent to an able-bodied person’s experience.

And yes, such accessibility should be protected by law.
In case you are not from the US, an official freedom unit of volume is a cup which equals 8 fluid ounces (not the same as ounces which are a unit of weight; yeah it really is that dumb). Almost all cooking recipes use teaspoons (5ml), tablespoons (15 ml), or fractions of a cup (1 fluid oz, 29 ml or so), including for measuring things like cheese, herbs, pasta, etc. No American recipe website will ever say “use 200 grams of butter), it will tell you how many cups of butter to use.
Now we know why software is, as a rule, crap. Can you imagine a team of chemical engineers designing a plant, there are sub-teams for the different subsystems, and during an integration meeting, whenever someone raises a points or has concerns about this or that working nice with the rest of the design, they have to drop to the floor and give ten so that the meeting is over faster! We wouldn't tolerate bridges and sewage plants built like that! It's fucking unthinkable, except in software!
For anyone who liked this article, I can recommend Mary Roach's "Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers" (2003) [1]. A fantastic book about what happens to human bodies after death. Part of the book is about visiting a body farm. She's a funny, very talented writer.

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I'm not qualified to answer your question, but I'm guessing it'll boil down to "Bohmian mechanical interpretation is more mathematically complicated than the others. Therefore, even though it is the least counter-intuitive of the possibilities, Occam's Razor still requires us to discount it because of the complexity."
I suspect that these results might be slightly skewed if Digital Ocean was surveying their own customers, since a VPS with good value is the type of thing that freelancers would go for in a major way.

But anyway I don't doubt that there is a major trend. I have been mainly remote for about ten years. Actually I am not going back to commuting if I can avoid it.
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How was the person responsible for this idea still there for the next meeting.
In my case (living in France and commenting about the US), the disclaimer is rather

"I w about the US from mainstream media and since I am not that interested about the subject I make up my mind from there without further studies and insightful thinking. I WELCOME facts which would make me change my mind, from people more informed (not necessarily "right", just more informed than I am) "
> thinks it's in the moral position to dictate who should be giving health advice.

But that's not really the issue at hand. As the judge said, she's free to give out advice without chatging.

The fundamental issue is whether states have the right to set standards for professional services. And while there have been a number of exposés recently about how many states require ridiculous levels of certifications for low-level jobs (usually to the benefit of for-profit colleges and training programs), the law is clear that states do have this right, and I think most people would agree this is overall a good thing if excesses can be reined in.

IMO, I'd rather have laws that state that if you are in any of the licensed "advice professions", that if you aren't licensed you have to clearly and loudly proclaim your lack of certification in any marketing materials.
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The real issue here goes far beyond freedom of speech; the real issue is about the nature of knowledge.

Human nutrition is not a science for the simple reason that it is not possible to subject it to the scientific method. It is unethical and impractical to divide humans up randomly and feed them different diets to observe the outcome. The NAZIs tried stuff like this, but we have tended to discount their results because the data was obtained under deplorable circumstances.

The result is that we don't really know definitively what should compose the human diet. State governments and academic institutions cover up this fact with an avalanche of highly-suspect papers and degrees and training and certification.

Unfortunately, most of the research and regulation of human nutrition is subject to interference by economic lobby groups like the dairy industry and the wheat producers.

Influence and bias tend to inform the licensing process for nutritionists. Science has little to do with it.

Even worse, the state licences a lot of so-called health professionals whose disciplines have even less to do with science than nutritionists: chiropractors, naturopaths, and homeopaths.

Just because we dress something up with training and a license does not mean that it is valid.

Anyone who wishes to challenge these unfounded and biased, but deeply ingrained, systems will have a hard time.

In a just world, only disciplines with a sound scientific basis would be regulated by the state because it is impossible for the state to know whether a licensed, but unscientific, nutritionist is creating more or less harm than this unlicensed, but probably well-meaning, woman.
So far the comments seem to come down on the side of "the government shouldn't be interfering with what people want to do".

How would Hacker News respond if instead this health consultant was primarily giving out advice that vaccinations cause autism, and that her nutritional advice was in fact how to avoid the need for vaccines ?
Author, what is the average number of days per year you take off due to sickness?
I did this a while back with speech to text services. Microsoft's offerings by far beat out the others in terms of accuracy and performance.
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I don't know if you realize what you've done here.

They said accommodate as far as is necessary. Necessary literally means that it is needed. There is a statement of correctness built into the word.

And you are objecting that necessary is needed? As in, wait wait a moment here. I think we should do less than necessary.

Arguing where to draw that line is one thing. But as worded, you appear to be advocating below minimum requirements.
> they do the push-up/plank thing if you want to speak

It never ceases to amaze me that businesses do this kind of thing (and many more besides) and still succeed. The induced drag from from stupid management practices is not that different from using crappy technology.
How is it jealousy? I believe it's a fair point. If WFH is possible to help somebody deal with their illness, why isn't it an option for everybody? Clearly the team/company can make it work, so why not open the option for everyone?

It's like the whole "will consider remote for the right candidate" in job description. So everybody in the office is not the right candidate?
When I removed the "mobile" it looks exactly the same. I guess there is no non-mobile version of Twitter anymore.
For weather purposes the approximation seems accurate enough. Here’s a table listing the differences: http://tomgermeau.com/tools/FC/
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> I was involved in management of a small natural preserve... In the end, I decided it [management of a small natural preserve] didn't really matter

Therefore you shouldn't be doing this job. Is as simple as that
this is about a case brought by the health department, whose job it is to work for the benefit of public health. UFO people and psychics might take your money but they would not at least directly harm public health so they are not a matter for the health department.
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If the “award” went to charity instead of lawyers and “victims” it would eliminate a lot of the lawsuits. The incentives are entirely wrong in these lawsuits.
A high carb, low fat diet is excellent for health. Especially when paired with other simple recommendations such as an active lifestyle. This is established since well over a century, supported by high quality research and recognized by the WHO as well as governments and NGOs across the globe.
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