skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
After numerous missteps, of which probably the most famous is either the four pests campaign or the birth control ("one child") campaign, I would be very hesitant before assuming any punitive or corrective policy China has any basis in facts or will even have the desired effect.
'Rather than relying on the traditional volume-based sales target, the two [Mercedes and BMW] aim to sell fewer cars and make more money.'

https://www.motor1.com/news/532591/mercedes-bmw-keep-prices-...

If this happens in a large scale, inflation will rise.
Keep in touch with your friend. A lot of times, they are wracking their brains to find a way. The weird thing about stepping away, is that the sacrifice of supposed "needs" turns out to be the sweetest benefit.
Definitely I've noticed free public healthcare & education makes people less stressed and better QOL.
Not that many which is the point. It's weird to me that people see a successful company and then ascribe some of that merit to the potential candidate sitting front of them, ignoring the fact that they were one of thousands. I don't see working at a F500 as an accurate predictor of success.
I forgot about the incessant hand-wringing and virtue signalling posts (typically made after someone reports a crime such as a street robbery), and these are also made from behind anonymous usernames. (any social capital created anonymously like this is useless in real life, so the motivation must be for some other reason such as entertainment or personal satisfaction)

Note, this is not me passing judgement on people -- quite the opposite -- the whole point is that they can't and wouldn't be like this in real life, but the medium of the forum allows for it, which makes this cocktail of usage characteristics on these fora a recipe for quite strange reading, over time.
I agree with a lot of the points, however at most large companies solution architect is a significantly higher paygrade than developer. (I don't agree with this, but it is the case at every large place I've worked [non-FAANG Fortune 500].) Usually a career progression goes from developer to lead dev positions to solution architect, not the other way around. There is generally a big money drop if you go backwards.
Because criminal procedure does not allow either.
Are houses in the US solely built using lumber/wood or do they have brick walls and concrete floors like here in Europe?
It's not as simple as engineering limitations determining how we think.

Turing machines do have mathematical advantages in some areas. See this siblings comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28541800
That's only if you want non-IoT devices (like your phone) to communicate with IoT devices directly, right? If you use a bridge like HA you can simply have it be in both VLANs and control everything through it.
The bit I was originally cribbing from above was from a little later, near the beginning of series two of the original radio run: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/17180-what-to-do-if-you-fin...
I have. That's why I stopped doing it.
The perspective this site offers is valuable; but they suffer from not having a baseline.

One that stuck out to me is "Technology integrates and often amplifies racism, sexism, ableism and homophobia". This seems unreasonable - all of these things were substantially worse before technology got involved. Technology seems to blunting the sting, enabling more effective organisation among minorities and promoting a better understanding of the problem.

It seems likely that many of these problems were much worse before the big social media companies too.
Builders often require a nonrefundable deposit to purchase materials prior to the start of a job. That’s where the squeeze happens, after you’ve already selected your contractor.
Any updates regarding the if-hell of error handling?
The reason why I pondered this question is the "disagreement" between Zuckerberg and Cook. Apple could capture some of Facebooks market if Cook was so inclined.
In my state all the deaths listed are for COVID19, and all but one of those is in the "Department of Corrections". I guess those of us who had campaigned, in vain, for humanitarian release in time of pandemic were correct. I don't expect any prison guards to admit it.
Yeah. Given the experience with regular social media platforms, the very concept of a platform for kid content, where the consumers are kids and creators are random adults from the Internet[0] seems insane.

And yes, I've heard all the stories about YT Kids, and even took a brief look. We're staying away from it. Some research + youtube-dl is our way of choice for sourcing songs for our kid to listen to.

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[0] - What do people expect? That content for YTKids / IGKids will be created by 9-13 years old?
[Insert obligatory acknowledgement of my privilege], but I like to think I wouldn't have sold my mid to late 20s for a couple of billion USD, given the choice.
> The forebears of nearly two-thirds of India’s Catholics are Dalits who converted to escape stigma. Yet among four cardinals and 31 archbishops, only two are of Dalit origin.

(Rest of it aside) that specifically doesn't seem necessarily that bad? If many of them aren't exactly devout Catholics ('converted to escape') then it seems reasonable they wouldn't (perhaps even want to!) reach high office. And there's perhaps a different stigma surrounding converts anyway, that's nothing specific to what they converted from or their status within it.