skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I keep buying stuff from Amazon Warehouse based on the same principle....heavy discount for a "like new" or "very good condition" items, everything so far has been pretty much completely new, or maybe I'd guess someone opened the box once. Either way, Amazon still offers no questions asked 30 day return and 1 year warranty on everything, so it's a no brainer really.
California has the same law as Florida.

Edit: the laws are the same, and you can't use an illegal recording in a court -- expressly. If you try to give an illegal recording to the news you'll likely get taken in civil court.
They're the only ones allowed to stay in my house.
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English is a third language for me, I would expect that regardless of language everyone can understand the concepts of sarcasm and irony if they're willing to spend any time thinking about what they are reading.

There's literally zero context to suggest that I might be serious in accusing another poster of being a pedophile, even if they were it wouldn't make sense for me to randomly drop that.
The IPCC only claims that to be 95-100%.

Literally the only thing the IPCC is virtually certain of is that the upper oceans warmed since 1970.

If you are pointing at studies that haven't been incorporated by the IPCC, then they are definitely subject to doubt. This isn't some deterministic problem you can repeat in a lab and science the shit out of. This is heuristics, fudges, and elbow grease type science where we do our best and then compare against the same type of work of others.
Plant life grows exponentially and can catch up to our additions of carbon.
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Successful dev here, I hate CSS too.

Find a niche that doesn't require CSS or requires it less often. I write tools and cloud automation.
I'm curious as how this relates to the topic at hand.
Could you think of ways we could make it less subjective? Or are you saying that you think it's impossible for us to make it an objective law?
In school, we are drilled into thinking reading is an unqualified good thing. Reading programmes exist to boost the amount of reading children do. Parents chastise their kids for watching TV instead of reading a book.

Against this background, we forget that reading is ultimately a form of consumption. It doesn’t inherently make the world a better place. It doesn’t, by itself, produce anything.

It matters a lot what you read. Reading can be a gateway to learning and fulfilment, but it can also be an addictive time-sink that leads nowhere. It’s a particular trap for those with an intellectual or introverted bent.

I fear that the good intentions of teachers trying to get kids to read more at all costs risks only doing half the job, and leaving a population without the media literacy to choose wisely which books to consume, or without the restraint to know when it’s time to stop reading and start acting.
I'd actually be very surprised if Firefox uses librsvg, considering that librsvg doesn't support much of the interactivity and animations that Firefox supports in SVGs.

Looking roughly at the source code [0], it seems it has its own SVG engine.

[0] https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/tree/master/layout/svg https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/tree/master/dom/svg
Snap,Facebook,Twitter and YouTube lose nearly $10bn after iPhone privacy changes
Sometimes shutting the discussion down is exactly the goal of such assertions "they're all the same". It happens often when the topic is too sensitive to handle constructively.
If voting is a right and voting requires ID then it should be on the government to cover the costs of providing that burden.
GTFO.

You won't be able to change the course of the ship.

I've tried before, it doesn't work.

The only people who can set the direction are the execs and VPs at the top.
> It is also forbidden to take notes as a member of a jury. If a member is not sure, he should ask again. Which opens the way for rhetoric tricks, not factual information.

My quick googling shows that it is legal in many places in America [0], and encouraged by some judges.

[0]: https://courts.uslegal.com/jury-system/issues-pertaining-to-...
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If the females are ZW, why can't they make WW or ZW?
Why do you think it’s dishonest to send 403s to bots but not browsers? Method of access matters — you the human might have access to your safety deposit box but the bank is still allowed to make rules about your access — like you have to come during business hours and you can’t send someone on your behalf.
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Edited to save your neurologicals.
Currently buying a house in the UK and it involved rather a lot of ID verification. I had to provide, to the bank, estate agent, mortgage broker and lawyers, the following: passport, driving license, utility bills, payslips, source of funds, bank statements, app-based liveness verification and more.

However, in the event of an off-market cash transaction, a lot fewer parties are involved - potentially just a conveyancer/solicitor. I'm guessing it's them who hugely dropped the ball in identity verification.
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Paper deeds are no longer relevant to property ownership in the UK. The HM Land Registry records are authoritative (subject to legal challenges). See for example: https://hmlandregistry.blog.gov.uk/2018/02/19/title-deeds/

Edit: technically they are still relevant if the property has not been sold since the records were digitised in the 1990s
I Wrote a CircleCI API (V2) Client in Go
Hi there.
I wrote a CircleCI API (V2) client in Go.

https://github.com/grezar/go-circleci

I want to share this library to you in this post.

You may be able to find another CircleCI API client written in go, but as far as I can see, I couldn't find one that is actively maintained and supports the V2 API.

The client I wrote is compatible with the v2 API of CircleCI and covers most of the API it provides.

However, many of the methods are not yet used in real projects, so some of them may not work well.
I plan to iterate on the release for a while and it could be involved some breaking changes.
If you are interested in using it, please try it out and give us feedback via GitHub Issue if you have any problems.

Thanks.
I live in the US and had my debit card (number only, one of the bigger data leaks) stolen years ago and ever since then my bank will check every purchase with me over $300. It was really frustrating for years until someone else took my card (from another data leak) and was easily stopped and new card issued. I cannot imagine someone selling my home without involving me, or at the very least without several other of my personal contact methods also compromised at the same time.
I think Rust has an ambition to supersede C++ but in its current form it has only superseded C. C++ is still a significantly more expressive than Rust, which limits the ability of Rust to replace it.
So you're trying to make the world a better place? In which Twitter becomes the better version of Twitter that you believe it can be? I wish you the best of luck.
Lack of chemicals from the male to inhibit the process probably
Here on sanity island we have been deemed such absolute lads that the internet needs to be protected from our merciless and relentless banter.
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Number Sets in HTML and Unicode
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I think that they're being forbidden by the university from testifying as expert witnesses using their capacities as professors of the university.

I could be wrong but it looks like they can testify as citizens, but not paid experts.
Expensive? When my wife wants some, she goes out in grandma's back yard (New Mexico) and shakes some pinecones. All it costs is, getting your hands a bit sappy.
It's interesting to me to see that the outlier in time to become refurbished is the Late 2016 MBP (the first version with the Touch Bar).

I would've thought the new design would've meant more broken laptops sooner which (I would think) would mean quicker refurbished laptops.
A society where:

- you are held responsible for other people's feelings, and for their feelings as a result of your words and actions, and:

- anything that causes anyone to feel bad, is looked down upon by the collective

Is tyranny by the emotionally stunted.

The fundamental problem with it, is it makes society more enmeshed (a pathological relationship dynamic). People start caring more about going with the grain, the mainstream opinion, and rejecting the troublemakers, because they don't want to be cast out too; and they self-censor more. Humans are beautiful in their diversity, their wildness, and their distrust of authority, and there's been a definite attempt to domesticate people on all fronts (funny, there was a discussion here days ago about domesticated animals having 15-35% smaller brains). Societal cohesion is the Borg, not a utopia. And I just watched Demolition Man yesterday (fantastic movie), this immediately reminds me of the "verbal morality fines" they hand out.

The most fundamental piece of applicable psychology is the idea that you are responsible for your own thoughts, feelings, and actions, period. You are responsible for making yourself happy, for asserting yourself, for setting any boundaries you choose. People on Twitter can just block, or mute, or turn off their DMs for people they don't follow. What's wrong with that? Now there's a human right to use Twitter unhindered? They just spent the last decade telling us there wasn't!

Besides it seems clear we've already swung far too far in the "style over content" direction. People hate on Nassim Taleb because he dares insult lobbyists and people he considers scientific frauds; would he be put in jail if he lived in the UK?

Big Tech is being used to engineer a new kind of society, and I don't like it. It seems Web 3.0 is the only thing able to fight this dynamic.
Same thing. It will be passthrough AR like Facebook’s new headset next year.

This is a useful thing to grok: https://mobile.twitter.com/GregMadison/status/14539110109144...
At a national level, Senate Democrats have been trying to pass laws that place general limits on the practice. It would be nice for "both sides" arguments if some version of this project enjoyed bipartisan support: unfortunately it does not.
I've already been doing that for decades and I hope you can understand how it's impractical to do that. Social media has network effects, that's the whole purpose for it to exist and some people just expect you to meet them where they're at.
All my containers are rootless
The papers accepted by the IPCC put the confidence between 95-100%, or what they label was "Extremely likely", for Humanity's contribution to CO2 being the dominate driver of climate change.
Doesn't sound like so. But I imagine it's always possible to use WKWebView to use the new engine once it lands.
If they are looking to create a Ready Player One, they are going to need three things in my opinion.

1. Ultra fast specialized chips
2. Cheap hardware
3. Fast universal internet, maybe 6G
I simply hate them sorry. If they were any larger, they would prey on us in the same way that they prey on their own scale creatures -- and that is simply frightening.
Would the solution to this be to render the direction switch control character similar to how some text editors will render 0 bytes as a glyph with the text NUL? You could still render everything after it with the reversed direction, but it provides a visible indicator that it's been done. It might be a little annoying for people who use RTL languages, but it seems like the benefit may outweigh that.
Faster Mac dev tools with custom allocators
you do realize a ton of FDA drugs that have been studied and studied and approved.....

have tons of side effects and still are up to patients as to whether or not to take them - gabapentin for neuropathic pain.

biologics for autoimmune disorders.

we don't force anti-biotics on anyone.

we don't force anxiety meds on anyone.

find me a drug that's doled out by the establishment who hasn't destroyed someone's life or even ended their live.

the same establishment that created the opiate epidemic is saying "trust us now"..

The same one that over prescribes antibiotics, especially dangerous ones like Cipro that gives people neurapthic pain for their entire lives.

Dermalogists hand out Biologics for even mild psoriasis - which states in the literature "we do not entirely now how or why this works" (Tremfya) and "may cause cancer". (Humira)

Cardiologists will prescribe blood pressure pills without realizing someone might have kidney damage or high uric acid and then the pills end up giving them gout.

anti-anxiety meds are a "try all of them and see which one works for you!" but every single one of them has a list of side effects and can make your anxiety/depression a million times worse. getting off of them has a "discontinuation syndrome" which can fuck you up for years.

Prednisone gave my mother AVN - an autoimmune disorder that turned her joints necrotic - requiring 2 shoulder and 2 hip replacements.

"Trust us" they say - as they lie about the usefulness of masks.

Trust us they say as they lie about lab leak theories

Trust us they say as they told us that we'd need 60% of herd immunity, then changed it to 70% then to 80% and now saying we'll never reach it b/c you don't get herd immunity with a corona virus. It's just with us forever, but hey.. keep getting 3, 4 5 shots forever.

Trust us. We're the experts. The captured FDA. BigPharma and all the doctors you go to that control them

Trust us as we yank peer reviewed studies from journals b/c it conflicts with our messaging.

So yes - people are in a good god damned position to at least TRY to process it.
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No more conversation allowed.

jails you for trolling