skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If there's water there then there is value. Be a great place to plant greenhouses, grow flowers and with an airstrip fly them into the heart of Europe.

But it would take quite a bit of capital and without formal recognition and a security force then it's a pipe dream. A pleasant one, but still a pipe dream.
I’ve seen that too, but having a whole separate instance gives the users a more flexible environment. There’s also the issue of discoverability... sometimes the company doesn’t want employees and vendors to know that certain relationships exist.
Data structures and algorithms were manipulated into a way to give IQ tests that can be studied for. Companies use these as hiring criteria and inflate the worth of memorized data structures and algorithms problems/knowledge. In short, they don't know it because mostly they don't need to, and there are obvious exceptions to that.
I can relate to this fight/flight response in crowded spaces myself, and how my SO and I might have very similar feelings expressed in completely opposite ways.

We tend to send one kind of reaction to the psychologist, and the other to jail (I guess it ties to self-harm versus potential harm to others).

I think society and psychology define or at least frame certain words in a way they apply more to one gender, not unlike how traditional autism definitions tend to omit a lot of female autistic behaviour.

Ironically enough, getting in touch with my aggression, doing lots of sports and being very fit makes me feel more relaxed and able to handle situations that would have made me "anxious" in my early 20's.

I feel "masculinity" has been somewhat under attack for many years now and it might very well be that for many men embracing male aggression and drive so it can be incorporated into society in a useful manner or through positive outlets would be a much better solution than repressing male urges and demonising them. If the main party line for male problems is "get in touch with your female side" and pretending you're something you are not, I see that doing more harm than good for a lot of men. Allowing men (their natural impulse?) to feel strong, capable, in control and even aggressive might actually make them less violent in ways detrimental to society.
Then you're taking the risk of allowing through buggy code.

That's a risk you have to weigh up against the cost of hiring more developers, or other ways of reducing/spreading the load.

There's no magic "I've done enough, so it's not my fault" number someone else can give you.
This was super fascinating, thanks for your work on this. Its definitely an elegant way to think about patterns, time, and travel. It brings back fond memories of my Klutz book and lots of bruised apples. I found myself staring at the quantum mechanics bit for quite a while, and might still be stuck there. Would you be able to break down that transaction for me in terms of double ledger accounting?

I found it really interesting that higher numbers correlated with higher energy required to be input into the system from the juggler. I've not dared more than 4, but it feels like that motion would require lowering the throwing hand before making a strong toss, effectively borrowing time from the prior throw/catch. So, like higher orbits/orbitals means more (positrons)?

Bravo, this is great work. I've spent entirely too much time playing with siteswap simulators now :)
Related Rentals allows you to do this all over the USA fairly seemlessly as long as you’re moving into a more expensive unit.
Try Typescript and see.

Pushing for static typing in dynamic languages means you can have the best of both worlds.

Example: Any valid js file can also be a valid ts file, but now you can also introduce types, vastly reducing mental load since you always have a polite unpaid pair programmer (the type checker + language server) to help you.
As I've improved as a songwriter and composer over the years, it's been frustrating that the area in which I have least skill (sound design) has become the primary mode of expression in popular music

(As a listener though I find new music as engaging and exciting as I ever did)
that edit will have other consequences for the plant as well as there is no gene that specifically controls susceptibility to this fungus
Same reason men serving in the military or working abroad or on oil rigs or in long-haul trucking have children?
OK, so most of the return is based on the initial investment, not the rent? And it's based on an assumed annual rate that you cannot guarantee and that you don't even disclose in the example? That doesn't inspire confidence.
Here's some evidence. Anyone who has spent enough time researching supplements, that they could even conceivably name a better supplement site has agreed examine is the best.

And the only people who disagree are people who never done any serious supplement research

If you have a bunch of hockey fans arguing Wayne Gretzky is the greatest hockey player of all time against a bunch of people who've never watched a game and can't name a single hockey player it's pretty obvious who's right.
Being pro-developer in the long term might result in better consumer experience.

Being too pro-consumer on the other hand... well, that gives you mobile gaming with heavy focus on free-to-play and plenty of ads.

Be careful what you wish for :)
Chinese military entering Shenzen, just across the border with Hong Kong
another annoying bug is the "John Doe is out of office and may not respond." message banner at chats which of course can't be turned off
With most of those, each type has a distinct use.

Granny Smith apples are for baking, McIntosh apples are for eating fresh, Red Delicious apples are for decoration, and the rest serve no purpose.

Russet potatoes are for baking, stew, and fries. Purple potatoes are for frying up with steak. The rest serve no purpose.

It's different with bananas. Cavendish is good. Maybe the Gros Michel is good too, but I wouldn't know. The rest are variations of sour, mushy, slimy, and too tiny. It's also a problem of telling when a banana is ripe. It is easy to memorize exactly how a single variety of banana ripens. If there are more varieties, they get mixed up and eaten at the wrong time.
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>The problem we’re facing is the expectation that apps can be arbitrarily restyled without manual work, which is and has always been an illusion.

Except for working pretty well on most apps

>However, if you change things like stylesheets and icons, you should be aware that you’re in unsupported territory. Any issues you encounter should be reported to the theme developer, not the app developer.

Themes are rarely problematic and it would take 10 seconds to check if one supposed it to be problematic.

They could perhaps work on solving actual problems.
I get your point, but I’m not sure you can apply enterprise problems to small businesses. Take my specific example, my department has a mailing list called something along the lines of Digitalisation, we have this because we’re 7000 employees at 200+ locations and you can be pretty sure a teacher at one of our schools don’t know who I am or what my position is called. They would know that they need to contact Digitalisation, so we have a mailing list for it, just like this particular school has a naming list with the schools name in case I needed to contact them.

That wouldn’t really be an issue when you have 50 employees in the same office. Aside from that, I think Microsoft actually ended up adding a standard feature to hide Teams mail-addresses from the outlook addressbook when we raised the issue with Seattle, we just needed the extra “Teams -“ to make it easier to maintain.
Wow I had no idea the problem was that big. Please someone launch a mine clearing robot startup/charity.
I don't know if you've ever been to Europe, but the number of topless beaches are low and you won't see women walking around without a top on the street. It's not taboo-less, nipples are still sexual.

Nipples seems a pretty silly thing to start focusing on when he clearly said they weren't interested in adult content.
>lease it out to the would-be borrower on an installment basis until a predetermined sum has been paid.

A predetermined sum that happens to match what the amortization tables say?
Indeed. Office 365 has them on different sides, and iCloud requires going to its home screen to view account settings.
Here’s the catch: when you give away something completely for free, people aren’t that motivated to pay for it.

It's worse than that, people don't value it very highly if it's free.
Half the people here are entitled shitheads. I have no qualms about generalizing such a group.
I've heard this about Dutch stores as well. Supermarkets sell banana's at 0% margin or even a loss simply because it lures customers in.
I believe the idea is that the UI that applies to an entire area stays at the top of the screen, like a toolbar. Therefore, it doesn't matter if you scroll from top to bottom, you will still see the toolbar (or perhaps a minimalist version of it to save space).
Low birthrates yes, just like any other European country, with the added pressure of a strong catholic presence.

The state has been encouraging births as long as I remember. And while on one hand I can appreciate that everything is for the well being of newborns and a better society tomorrow, on the other all I notice are those who exploit this system to have years and years of paid leave and benefits.

It's just as libertarian as it gets, but if you can't feed them, don't make them. And I don't want my tax money to go into a safety net for people who made very poor life decisions.
in many ways isn't it two sides of the same coin?
Folks give birth without becoming a mother and one can be a mother without giving birth.

Surrogates exist, for example. Folks give infants up for adoption. In this case, you can wind up with a mother who didn't birth the child and a person who gave birth, yet didn't actually become a mother except in a loose sense of the word.

On the sadder end, stillbirths still happen and society doesn't really consider this person to be a mother. (I'm personally fine with whatever the parents choose to be called).
I’m the wrong person to ask, all I know is that Microsoft, Azure and Offfice365 is on the government list of places we can put our data (which doesn’t go above NSIS level 3) safely and legally. Slack isn’t on that list.
Why is it okay to put data in teams and not in trello?
Actually, there is no water. Nor soil. Nor vegetation which would depend on the other two.
Yes, exactly this. There are some 'halal-banks' in Europe as well. All they do is calculate what the total paid sum for a regular mortgage would be, then they buy the house for you and sell it back to you for the total sum...

It's 100% the same as with interest, but it's a religious thing so I don't think debating this will result in anything.
So we need to charge a nominal fee so that they other party thinks it has more value
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You're misconstructing what "inside the system" means. What it really means is to infiltrate the institutions of power (government, military), to rise through the ranks and affect change from a position of power. You're constructing a whole other meaning that is supposed to describe protests "within the law and reasonable actions".

MLK was not an insider. Rosa Parks was not an insider not even by your own definition: civil disobedience is literally the refusal to follow a given law. The civil rights movement (kind of) worked because 1) there was an implicit threat of violence (the Soviet Union fomenting unrest, riots, etc) and 2) there was a sizeable share of first-class citizens sympathetic to the movement, or that at least wouldn't approve of the necessary measures to effectively suppress it (again, violence).
And yet, IMHO, none of what you listed is a reason enough for creating this unseemly situation.
surely if these traits are valuable to survival they would be valuable to females too? dont you think the difference might be nurture not nature?
Most ambitions people express anymore require a great society to provide the experience. See a band live, fly around the world... We craft ambitions within the social framework.

As I’m seeing it, hypersane people do not possess concern for “normal” social ambitions.

They aren’t nihilist, and still find life inherently interesting. Just find the usual social hierarchy and chasing those needs as secondary. As obligations foisted at them. They use them, sure, because they still appreciate life and have interests.

It’s a weird concept as it’s not as if we can climb inside someone and measure their emotional response to external pressures. And I get the feeling that’s why it’s difficult to grok; despite how it might feel like everyone around us is pretty typical, we’re individually capable of a variety of responses to external stimuli.

Lots of people might get really anxious about environmental collapse, or political unrest. A hypersane person, think maybe like Buddha, will react more like “Yep and individually there’s not shit we can do to stop a collective action problem. Imma go sit by a tree in peace rather than worry about saving normality.”
The original article indicates that most banana strains cannot be mass-marketed:

"Although thousands of banana varieties grow around the world, only a few have the precise characteristics necessary to withstand the rigors of large-scale commercial cultivation, long-distance transport, and international marketing. A banana with those characteristics, a taste and appearance similar to the beloved Cavendish, and resistance to TR4 does not exist."
Oath is just how Verizon leeches money out of products. Oath buys, it ruins it while extracting maximum possible value, sells it.
Krazydad for Kenkens, including 9x9.
> When I forget to change back to my tinted lenses all my old symptoms come back. This is as close to proof as you can get that colored lenses work for me and that this is not just a placebo effect.

I'm glad it works for OP (and, really, he doesn't need to care why it works if it does!) but I don't think that really does anything to show it's not placebo?
Too bad there's nothing about threaded / parallel execution.
VS is no longer a pure native app, it has a ton of .NET in it. In theory that should be as fast as native, in practice... you've seen it yourself.

Nothing on Windows comes close to C++ for UI speed (or any other kind of speed).
Apart from some abstract legal paperwork requirements like those, I honestly don't see much difference between both privacy wise. If the company really requires privacy and owning their data, they should setup some hosted slack clone themselves.
Well, yes and no. Not if you work for a small company - I can't remember the numbers, but x employees within x range. I'm pretty sure some larger companies wind up not having to follow FMLA.

And as others have said, it is unpaid. If you are poor, unpaid leave is basically no leave, even if it is protected. You can be too poor to take leave.

I'll also mention that FMLA is only for full time employees, so part time workers can still get fired for attendance, though they are likely to get some unemployment.
Agile means ability to be extremely short term oriented. I think this is extremely important, but also detrimental at the same time.
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Supplements aren't homeopathy. The research done on then and linked to on examine is scientific research. It's just not great scientific research, similar to the entire field of psychology.

Also "supplements work really well" is a very different argument than this is the best website on supplement research.

There is not a single person in this thread of 100's who can name a single source of better information on supplements.

How would you prove that a psychology text book was the best even if it was so obviously the case that anyone who had ever read multiple psychology textbooks agreed with you. And everyone who disagreed with you had never more than a skimmed one?
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> I'm not saying that this disease isn't a problem, but I have hard time believing it is a catastrophic problem for all bananas.

It's a catastrophic problem for the existing commercial banana industry, not for “all bananas”.
I was just thinking the other day, "If Wikipedia became a paid product, would I pay for it?"

Really, what would happen if it became a for profit product? Would I pay for access to the greatest single repository of information the world has ever seen? Or would I shrug my shoulder and let Google tell me that I actually meant to query something else, and trust that the top placed link is really the best?
I've been using IRC since the 90s and Teams is a regression, plain and simple. I agree with all the points made in the article. But hey, at least it has "stickers" for children.
If you are a full-time employee at a large enough firm that also has enough density of employees in your area.
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The comments about a function call waiting until an argument is defined is a potentnially misleading way of thinking about await. The calls to saveToCloudFirestore and sendEmailInSendgrid do not execute in parallel. await only really replaces .then()s and can't (as far as I know) achieve an effect like Promise.all()

I don't understand the line:

> return; // the return is only here because .then() callbacks need a return

I have never seen anyone do this before and have seen many .then() callbacks work. As far as I can tell `return;` is equivalent to letting the function reach the end.

Nitpick: in the sendEmailInSendgrid function, msg is never defined. I assume res.msg or res was meant.
It is absolutely a central dogma of Christianity, that Jesus is the son of God, if you believe in the Nicene creed.
That's an odd reply.

Mark 4, Jesus basically says he doesn't want everyone to be saved so he's confusing on purpose.

Matthew 15, he scolds Pharisees for not killing children like god commanded

Matthew 21, he goes on an anger induced rampage in the temple

Mark 11, Jesus killed a tree because he was mad that it didn't have fruit when it was out of season

Do you think these things don't count?
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Well yeah, and that's not how it should be, and how is it elsewhere.

If the bank claims that I have a delinquent loan, and that claim is false due to their negligence, then they should be liable for all the consequences.

In Europe a more usual consequence would be that if a bad credit is reported and disputed (because it's not mine) then (a) the disputed bad credit notice would have to be immediately removed until the dispute is resolved; (b) the burden of proof is up to the institution, not the borrower; and (c) "a guy came in, claimed to be you, and knew your ID number and your mom's maiden name" is not considered proof. So the end result is that they'd be out of money and my credit would still be clean.

This also means that any institutions with lax ID policies will be heavily targeted by fraudsters. If you're the only car rental (for example) which doesn't properly verify identity, then every crook in the country (and beyond) will come and visit your office. For example, banks used to take scans of the ID used - if the picture they have is not your real ID, then there's no dispute that it's not you; and if it's your real ID and it was reported as lost/stolen beforehand (companies can query that data), then there's no dispute, their claims are not valid and they're not allowed to tell any other companies (credit registers/etc) that you have a bad debt because that's libel and they'd be liable for any damages.

If they think that I'm just faking that claim, they're free to go to the police and press charges that I did take that loan and I'm defrauding them by these false statements. Then it's a criminal case - serious consequences, but also serious burden of proof.

Or they're free to go to the police with surveillance cam footage of the person who took that loan and have them look for the fraudster.

And things like the regulations for managing credit scores and government lists are things that the gov't can (and should) change to remove undue burden from the person whos identity was used by fraudsters.
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Same here, I don't feel that it is necessarily great, but it is not terrible either, and it is better for persistent goup chat that any group chat IM.

I believe some teams have used Matterhorn or Slack internally but it was not necessarily 100% approved and not company wide

Maybe, I should but I don't think that the using one solution versus another is such a game changer. People rarely fight about email clients either.

Since we are subscribed to Office 365, I believe Teams is part of the package and it is likely an easier sell.

Pretty clearly, it shows the power of Microsoft and bundle. Also, I am also glad that the "new" Microsoft is really focused on providing better tools, and not stuck with Office/Sharepoint only.
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> Building that from scratch across iOS, Android, Windows and macOS is not feasible.

Building a few chat apps is not feasible for one of the largest software companies in the world ?
I always suggest Ubik as the best introduction to PKD. It features the reality-bending themes he's famous for, while being more accessible than his late works.
Designers are given too much leeway. They care about a consistent UI across platforms; fantastic -- no one else really does.

A computer program is a tool to convert data from one form to another. FULL STOP. Unnecessary added complexity, on top of that data transformation, is wasted effort, wasted time, wasted energy.

Software development has caused so many problems for itself because of things like this. People forget so quickly that programming is not the job! Solving the data transformation problem is the job. Effort spent that does not solve the problem is wasted effort, and we've made a fucking industry that churns out far more waste than product.
One great side effect of paternal leave is that it removes a big reason to (consciously or unconsciously) discriminate against women when hiring, as anyone is almost equally likely to eventually take extended leave.
> When a man explodes in anger over something seemingly insignificant, he may appear like just a jerk. But he could be anxious.

What's in a name...
Its amazing the difference a title makes. Being "a jerk" is frowned upon, its "bad" and the jerk should know better. But when its "anxiety" its met with compassion and understanding. He needs help not a stern look.

Why do we feel that the jerk has agency over his actions but the anxious man doesn't?
If anything, I'd say it's the opposite: the poor titleless jerk has no option but to be like he is. The anxious one could seek treatment to reconfigure his behaviour.

This whole arbitrary divide between agency and fatalism pops up again and again. See nature/nurture, gayness, crime (compare poor vs richer perpetrators), insanity, acts committed under influence of drug etc etc.
It seems like society had to decide on the age old unanswerable question of free will, and it did, arbitrarily.
> What’s the problem with walking a kilometer or two

Where I grew up in New Jersey I lived 2 miles (3.2 KM) from school and I was considered close to the school. Those who lived within a 10-20 minute walk would walk. Many of us who lived further away would rely on the bus.

Edit: And this was for elementary and middle school (up to age 13). From ages 14-18 everyone was significantly further away.
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