skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, your tips can exceed the difference between the tipped minimum wage and the regular minimum wage, in which case you'll be making more than minimum wage. That's the norm.
That immediately came to my mind also. Apparently it's due to a variation of the MC1R gene which according to what I've read here, fourth paragraph [0], both developed independently of one another. Fascinating.

0) https://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/genetics/ancient-dna-an...

Also it's not necessarily the reception of pain itself that's different, as someone else said, but the perception or anticipation of it [1] that changes the degree of anesthetization required.

1) https://www.verywellhealth.com/do-redheads-really-need-more-...
Houdini has also cracked the market open to indie pricing. Autodesk has finally offered $250/year subscriptions for Max and Maya after sustained pressure from SideFX’s offering.
Most of the voice interfaces are basically Zork, but Zork came with a manual and HELP would tell you the keywords. If you ask the question in the right form, it will work, and if the form is wrong, it won't, but the forms are hard to find (and they change).

People are very adaptable and computers are hard to adapt. Tell me what I'm supposed to say, and I'll say it.
> It is a popular algorithm, especially because it's stateless, but it only works if the maze is simply connected, so a simple loop can cause it to fail.

If we’re talking about mazes where the entrance and exit are both on the perimeter wall, those points must be connected by that wall and the algorithm is guaranteed to be successful.
> it doesn't implement accessibility, e.g. for blind users with screen readers. Godot [has] the same problem.

Yeah, this is currently a valid criticism--it's an aspect I'm hoping will see more development attention in the future.

I did recently discover this project which is working on improving the situation: https://github.com/lightsoutgames/godot-accessibility/
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https://github.com/binhnguyennus/awesome-scalability

This is a compilation of resources in that regards
On the other end there are companies that fight every lawsuit tooth and nail, even if it's more costly and they know they're going to lose because they don't want to get a reputation as easy pickings among employment lawyers.
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Not following. Don't tips go directly to the recipient without any reductions?
They literally change title now and still running :D
That very much depends on the power dynamic. Dressing appropriately is - among other things - also a statement that you want to belong to this group. But if you're a startup founder meeting with lawyers, it might pay off to be "that super nerdy tech guy" instead of "the cool just-like-us banker doing tech".
Unless you get more tips to push you past minimum wage.
Sure, absolutely. If you're in the business of intubating people on a daily basis, then it's a real concern.
Yeah, #2 could probably be abused by a malicious app.
14bit HEIF is still smaller than 8bit jpg. And lossless raw is easily 5-10x the size
And also instant free wire transfers. Paypal would probably never happened if US had a banking system like the one in some European countries.
While this does show that this was indeed a difficult case to handle from the police perspective, I don't see how this would make it OK to kneel on someone's neck for a prolonged period of time.
You know what Distronic is well enough to drop this nitpick as if it wasn't painfully clear what they meant?

I hopr you don't say "band-aid" or "xerox"
Perhaps, but "I can tell if someone is lying or not by [their manner]" sounds like exactly the kind of situation where people wildly overestimate their own abilities, doesn't it?
Wow, that's even worse, yeah.
In my experience at least, the cars I always have issues with are new ones with stock headlights, not modded cars. There are far less modded cars of course, but they always seem to be aimed lower to the road because they are lower cars in general.
That’s not what he said and it’s obviously not the only reason someone gets paid - it’s just a reason one might get paid more. This is a classic straw man.
This doesn't make a lot of sense to me. If a language has a feature, people will use it, encouraged or not. So I really don't see the argument there.
Can agree. Switched from Samsung Galaxy S7 (the battery started to struggle) and was amazed.
400€ and I got a solid phone with an excellent camera. The battery is decent, I can still play the occasional rounds of Call of Duty mobile and I can rely on updates for a few years.

As an android developer myself, I don't see why anyone should buy a more expensive premium phone. Except if they want to have it as a status symbol.
You'll need to run RT-qPCR (Reverse Transcriptase Quantitative PCR) to detect Covid-19 viral sequences.

Simple thermocyclers allow us to amplify sequences but it can't do measurement like a Quantitative PCR machine.
I don't even disagree with you, but my point here is that what you are describing is all orthogonal to the idea of consciousness. You can make exactly the same arguments with or without considering whether your thoughts are conscious.
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I bought them all through BrickLink.com, you can search for and select individual bricks you want to buy. I think it took about 5 or 6 separate orders to different suppliers to get a good range.
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You have any actual backup for this? I know too many niche tech guys who do nothing of this but get work done (inc myself) and make sv money in the eu while the people who do do this make far far less as they are easy to replace by other ‘talkytalky’ people who talk and don’t get actual work done. I guess if you do both you are a winner but I have never met anyone like that; where do you find the time to network and write metric tons of code? Both take a lot of time but one of them can be done by a far greater % of people.
The real numbers are perfectly accessable in our imaginations. They just have different properties than some other numbers and are used for different things. It would be similarly absurd to say that we can't "access" negative numbers in our heads. Of course we can. We can construct the Real numbers and consider them in their entirety. In fact, we have a conception of the Reals as we use them in other mathematics.
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You need to look at the percentage of people that have flashed their phones. The proton mail folks need a large addressable market that readily spends money, loves the convenience etc, so they can charge them and make a profit.

What I don’t get is, why can’t they simply charge their existing users 30% more - if they aren’t profitable.
I don’t know how deep into interface design you want to go, but User Friendly by Cliff Kuang is a superb intro and includes lots of anecdotes like the B-17 bomber and Ford Lincoln stories.
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Maybe Washington will legislate to reciprocal effect.
Not wield wierdly targeted executive order.
This is literally the first time I've heard of those complaints.

I'm not American. I don't hang around in the same circles as you.
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The LA pilots worked the problem for 5 minutes, the EA 2 minutes. Quite a bit more than seconds.

Frankly, I'm baffled by the EA pilots. If I was a MAX pilot, and I received an EMERGENCY AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE about how to not crash like LA pilots, it's my job to read, understand, and remember those instructions. And not just my job, it'd save my own life, too. It's not like it's complicated, either. Two simple steps.

After all, what would you do?
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Isn't that because Microsoft locked Windows 10 on ARM down and forces you to use the Microsoft store? There are no competing stores on Windows on ARM by design.
I've learned in life, both by doing and not doing, that effort is the only metric for success you can control.

As far as how you set your expectations, I'd like to propose an experiment: Draw a Punnett square, where X is each possible choice you can make with your time relevant to one variable (work/don't work) and Y is each possible result of the subject of your choice for X (meet deadline/don't meet deadline). You can imagine easily what a p.sq. of these four possible combined outcomes looks like. The point isn't that some of the intersections are impossible (ex. don't work/meet deadline). The point is to notice your ideal outcome (don't work/meet deadline) is: a) impossible, or if not impossible, then b) unlikely, given each intersection has the same general probability of occurrence. In a nutshell, stop expecting the impossible and the improbable. By investing yourself fully in just one of the possible outcomes represented in a p.sq., you will both fail to accept a reasonably good but unfavorable outcome and fail to persist when your ideal outcome appears unachievable.
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Nitpicking: the A320NEO first test fly was in September 2014, and the first commercial delivery was in 2016, so it has not been flying for 10 years.

About the 737 MAX: I calculated a while ago that it is, or rather was, about two orders of magnitude less safe than other airliners. Terrible indeed.
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Off-topic, but if you're inside a building or outside the 1/2 mi central radius, you won't be vaporized. At which point you want to make sure you are protected from the fireball which is coming; ideally you go inside a solid structure. This will protect from 3rd degree burns from the fireball, from the air pressure wave coming afterwards (hence solidity to prevent collapse), and from the highest radiation.

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/qjd8bq/how-to-survive-a-n...
That's aggravating the problem. No only the original way was painful, but now there are multiple ways and to the newcomer that just needs to contribute to a project - it's all one big mess.
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First study in JAMA:

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/...

Second preprint:

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.16.20127357v...
You shouldnt discount that a lot of people cannot just walk away from a job because the only got a 3% increase while they wanted 10%.

You need to be confident that you can find another job that pays equally or better in order to be truely using the leverage.

A lot of people don't have that security and cannot take that risk.
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How does this compare to RunKit?

https://runkit.com/
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It depends on who’s flying it. No argument the aircraft design was faulty and Boeing is fully responsible for that, and even worse covering it up. However Lion Air pretty regularly crashes non-MAX 737s and the first officer on Ethiopian was extremely inexperienced and wouldn’t have been let anywhere near the front of a commercial airliner in the US. Your choice of airline will have a much bigger impact on risk than your choice of aircraft.
My first job was selling Delphi at Borland. People still use this?
>groups like Audi/Porsche/BMW have trouble bringing their fancy LED setups

Unfortunately those fancy LED setups are a headache for the rest of us drivers sharing the roads with those models, because they're also bright as hell from the factory.

Fortunately the tacky way Audi had implemented its rear-lights signalling wasn't adopted by the wider industry, and I think the VW group itself is having second thoughts about it. A rear-light should only inform me about the driving intentions of the car's owner, not visually distract me with its rear-life <marquee>-like implementation.
The range can be surprising: I had a car that could be locked and unlocked from our apartment on the other side of the complex.
Turnitin was very annoying to use back in my college days (roughly around when this article was published). So many mislabels of content being plagiarized even when I'd properly quoted/cited anything I added. It would even label sentences or phrases that are fairly common to communicate with as being copied from the internet.

Maybe it's improved since I graduated, but it definitely wasn't pleasant to use.
This software was absolutely hated by the students. Not only is it difficult to use for some who have trouble with technology, but it would often score a persons paper with wildly inaccurate remarks to the point that the instructor accused the person of cheating. It made many students cry.

Edit: I'm not sure why my comments are coming up as "dead" but only when logged out. Seems like I am shadowbannned, for some odd reason. Might have to make a new account?
Any you would recommend? All the sales I’ve seen are based around gimmicky touchscreen and phone app controls that are likely to leave service long before the rest of the fridge does.
Pretty simple to notice when it's stuff that your parents drilled into your head every day of your life until you moved out.
Not to mention the trap that those who are addicted to it will often place others in situations where it's more present and can form or reinforce habits in others.
This is not a problem if you cowork with someone. But it's not the case for me, so planning ahead about the bathroom is the most critical deciding factor for where I'm going to work.

I try to find a spot that either has a real toilet close by, or a place with a foresty area where I could pee in the bushes. A bonus is if I can keep line-of-sight on my Tree Table. In any case, I leave the tree table attached. No one is going to bother to steal it, it looks too unusual, weird, intimidating.

I could also ask someone else in the park who looks normal to watch my stuff, but I have never found the situation to be critical enough to make such a request.
Ahhhh, turnitin and company. The majority of students just want their damn degree and so the majority of students use translation plagiarism, heavy rephrasing and other simple tricks to create yet another useless paper / thesis no one will ever read. If they even write it themselves...

I am sorry for the coming generations that have to deal with more and more of this nonsense but I am optimistic that turnitin will eventually get so clogged up content, that essentially everything becomes a plagiate.
Yeah, especially the couple times I forgot which floor of a parking garage my car was on.
This has been my overall experience with it since it's inception. They have had years to improve, but just like Blackboard, they failed.
Does Go have anything even close to clap/structopt?
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Perhaps it's just that in some cases, the tool is overkill? In one case, I wrote a super simple shell script to track applied migrations to a database that had until then been managed entirely manually; I didn't feel like it was worth the trouble to try and learn something more complicated just for that use case, since it took me about 15 minutes to write a script that worked well enough: it applied the migration scripts transactionally (transactional DDL rules), in order and did so idempotently.

Granted, I'm not a software developer by trade; just a sysadmin who occasionally uses programming to solve problems. I imagine if I had to deal with actual software development I'd end up learning one of those tools eventually.
What data? My water heater sends a query every 10 minutes about the electricity price? And where's it going to display the ad?
The fact that many poor children have worms does not mean the worms cause the poor outcomes.
Deworming is cheap and ubiquitous in primary care clinics in poor communities in Africa.
Correlation does not imply causation.
I think FAA's reputation was more tarnished during in the grounding than the original approval, and their failure to investigate thoroughly after the first crash, the delayed the grounding for two days and doing it only after many other regulators did and put pressure on them was really damaging.

Similarly Boeing actively blaming pilot error after the first crash and ignoring reports from the field is the real issue to me rather than poor design itself.

Every new version of any commercial aircraft is long line of decisions cutting corners, 737's airframe were designed in 1960's for smaller older engines requiring the newer larger engines to placed in the more complex higher position- maintaining the airframe was cheaper than building a brand new model. Keeping the same performance made training/ type certification cheaper etc for airlines. For the most part such decisions do work, developing brand new airplane models is extremely risky financially.

It is plausible that risks were not understood well during design and developement, but their failure to act after the first crash is criminal negligence to me and they deserve all they are getting .
Quite a few people I worked with dumped it into Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm loot boxes.

Oh, and Hearthstone packs

[edit: forgot Hearthstone]
But it is a gradient. There are simple "adaptive headlights" that try not to do anything too fancy. Just aim at the road, adjust for elevation, and the direction you are turning. Could imagine a hinge and a gyroscope controlling that, in theory.

These matrix ones that add in adjustments for other cars and for signs are maybe a little too far on the curve for me as well. Anything using computer vision is not something I'd be excited about.
One of the first companies I worked at, the motto of the boss was - if they have a suit they're there to get you
The funny thing is, German tuners complain the other way. Why are factory cars allowed to have a certain noise level (or something else) and I am not allowed to do the same thing with after market parts.

But then we have TÜV and all kinds of laws around that.
That is not true here in the eu. You can reverse debit card transactions and direct bank debit transactions.
Dressing as if you don't care what other people think is also communication.

Our choice of clothes communicates a great deal even if we don't want it to - there is no escape from this game.
Agreed! I pick up Go a few times a year (which doesn't help, admittedly) and even consulting the official documentation, it's hard for me to figure out what the current, correct way of doing things is.
It'd be no less unfair to base sentencing on IQ.

The switch you've made here is between "success" and criminal punishment.
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I suppose gorging on heroin is too.
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What struck me back then, was how Fast and Furious and Need for Speed influenced each other.
Since you can trade WOW (and many other MMOs’) items for real world cash, I wouldn’t call Blizzard bucks useless. In fact I’ve heard people playing WoW for a living...

Basically, say Blizzard compensates you $20k in Blizzard bucks, and you auction off $20k worth of items at a reduced rate, you end up taking $20k * discount rate from Blizzard’s revenue, roughly speaking.
They're at ease in their environment, not with the world in general.

Put them on the floor of a blacksmith shop and you will see them get nervous.
i think it may be legit but something about the toll free phone menu it almost sounds too easy and good to be true. i feel like if google was to send out a mass email like that, the links would work.
Will change anything? Apart from providing a talking point for people who want to deflect from the real issue.
What a bargain! The Ferrari ones are $2600. /s
Here is the paper by a Porsche engineer from 2015 on how this headlights work: https://can-cia.org/s/eH8uD
Don't know about US, but in Canada you're supposed to report them as income and pay taxes on them.
Need a hello world, then something extra like a form, a solitaire etc to see how the rabbit goes.
I think this is the correct perspective.

Humans are full of exploitable bugs/features.
I haven't watched the video because I'm more interested in an unbiased look at how people are reacting to it.

The 330 million Americans view is what interests me.

If I was a Republican I'd quickly relate the "I can't breath" to drug use for instance. There is a good dog whistle there.

HN isn't the community.
That is not really relevant though. The point is that
while its true that there are some american companies who are not allowed to operate in China, there are many more that are allowed to operate and have a large amounts of revenue from there. Conversely there are very few Chinese companies operating in US, and the successful ones like huawei and bytedance are being shut down by government intervention.

China could easily make the claim that Boeing have strong connections to the US government and using them is a threat to national security.
That's exactly what I'm saying. If you run my proposed scenario on a hypothetical rent of $10k a month then it becomes "which is greater 80% of 10 or 100% of 0" do you want $8,000 or $0".

"You might as well get what you can out of them." might mean lowering rents.
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I get more money than colleagues working in production, but I don't think the discrepancy should be too high. Without them the software I develop is worth nothing.

Everyone is replaceable. True that it is much harder to find a new dev or manager, but they still exist. I believe thinking a bit outside the box is a good idea, doesn't mean you have to start a workers union.

And while it might not be fitting to single out Blizzard as a company here, I think this "compensation" is taking the piss out of employees.