skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did you really try to explain dressing appropriately to someone dealing with this issue for years? Did you expect me to go "sure, I wear winter thermals sub 10C, but this random person may have a point about dressing warmer?"
Tap water is definitely not sterile.
I know it's not meant to be 100% perfect simulation of water, but the lack of air bubbles, or the waves not growing in amplitude when I smash the sphere in the water makes it feel really dense and off.
+1. What if someone claims they are watching movie for purposes of research!
Just to clarify, if 100% of all packages go down, thats much worse than 100% of just your needed packages.

But I agree: mirrors is the key!
OK, I see what you mean. I think actually the BIOS was written in assembly, and you had to customize it for each system you made CP/M for -- so fair point. :)
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"A search is either incremental or excremental."

- Jef Raskin
It's an old game. I tried it 20 years ago or so. I'm French, so it was not totally unknown outside of Poland.
> Unfortunately, arch bridges don't scale that well (they take concrete proportional to length cubed),

Only of you go for one arch right?
Is there a story behind the cruel-sounding "Cap table cleanup" heading? It says:

> You've got early employees, investors, or a co-founder
> who wants to leave or cash out. You want to swap them
> for a friendly new face who can add value and help you
> grow the business.

It feels like they're insinuating that there's usually a painful process in enabling people to cash-out and leave? Is this because of the whole "golden handcuff" thing and the risk of everyone just wanting to leave immediately? To me that's always seemed like a larger problem in how we arrange early equity. Incentives are malformed.
I see that the said clause excludes computer programmes. This brings an easy way around. Insert some scripts within the material to be protected. PDFs I believe can contain these.
yes - you're right I'm a bit harsh. but colleagues with this attitude help egotistic employers to turn work into hell for the rest and are even proud of it.
Apparently manual gearboxes are rare in the states and beholden to “sporty” cars. “Driving stick” is a specialty. In Europe it is the other way around and automatics were rare. Now with hybrid and electric cars automatic transmissions are becoming more popular.
Excellent story and stunning pictures.

Side note: I randomly tried highlighting some text and right clicking on the website—I guess a lot of people do that while reading—and was annoyed at the "you're not allowed to view source" messages. I downloaded the entire site using wget and I'm going to do what I want with the pictures and content, thank you very much. For personal use of course. Jesus...
See this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29376973
> I'm holding you Germans responsible for our also stupid number system.

do so and especially blame https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_II,_Holy_Roman_Emper... to whom Fibonacci dedicated his liber abaci on those fancy new numbers back then.

They must have messed it up introducing that to german day-to-day use. They did it in parts arab-ordered (spoken), half reading order, where sensible would have been right-to-left one digit after the other. So you wouldn't even have to count upfront.
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Maybe it's a cultural difference but I have a hard time thinking that this is impolite. I'd have do the same and it wouldn't mean that your french is not perfect but only that I would like to ease your life.
The wording really creeps me out, it's kinda condescending like, we'll just work our way in and tell you how to run your business.
Everything that's wrong with (predominately US) modern business culture.

You're confusing "business" with "investment".

Business is the act of making money right now. Buying stuff, selling stuff, providing services, and making enough money to keep the lights on. That's really important stuff. That's how we pay our mortgages and buy food and XBoxes. When you're running a business that stuff should always be front and centre. It's what's important to employees, and the economy, etc.

Investment is the act of using money now in order to increase the amount of money you have in the future. Profit, product, and metrics right now are much less important if you're thinking about what happens in 1 or 2 or 5 years time. A company with a good-but-not-great product today could be the next Apple if they're able to realize the potential of the market - that's what investors are looking for. They don't really care how much a business is making today if they're thinking about where it could be in 5 years time.
I remember looking at this a decade ago with an old Sony Xperia phone and just being amazed at the possibilities of the web.

10 years later it still looks as good as I remember
What happens after Tiny acquisition? Cost cutting?
Every country / region. The danger here is not present when drinking the water, it's only when inserting it directly into your sinus cavity.
It just means you need a liquidity event. Many investors don't want to cash out early stage employees, many PE will only want to buy the whole thing. If the business can't take out a loan or similar, and those staying can't afford it, you need a new investor who's up for this type of restructuring.
You don't need to talk, what women (and men, and people etc) in general really want is someone to listen. And actually actively listen. Show interest in them.

There might be more but off the top of my head there's some books may help

Attraction Isn't a Choice ( https://book4you.org/book/3630830/fb2ebd )

Double Your Dating: What Every Man Should Know About How To Be Successful With Women ( https://book4you.org/book/1074199/4cfbfd )

Talking from 9 to 5: Women and Men at Work ( https://b-ok.cc/book/2860541/513708 )

You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation ( https://b-ok.cc/book/1264063/e970e0 )

Obviously buy them if you can and think they're worth it. Don't be put off by the titles, they are actually insanely good. Good luck!
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Oh yes, it was used as test and for persecution. To circumvent that, Andalusian cuisine even had fake pork meals, to keep suspicion low. (Can't find the source now, but it IIRC it was an article about a book on Andalusian cuisine in general, and it was mentioned in passing).
There is a save button right under the sci hub logo next to a Google scholar link. Opened the PDF for me on Android chrome.
Apparently, unless you subscribe to their completely unnecessary 'connect' service, you don't get a hardware warranty AT ALL?! That's insane...
How is primary residence enforced?
Ido started in mid-90s (and is in core Emacs since 2007).
What's inconvenient is using proprietary Electron apps just for communicating, while not being able to communicate on my phone without downloading and installing a proprietary app.

On the other hand, you have email: open-source clients are available for virtually every platform, it doesn't turn my laptop into an electric bar fire, it doesn't drain my phone's battery (or if it does, I could just install another client!), etc.

It's quite sad how something as beautiful as email is being replaced by corporate garbage like Teams, which comes bundled with Office 365 (and that's a whole 'nother crapfest). Uch.
This is very opportune to see article about WEC on HN.
Since the begining of the pandemic i faced many skeptics (commonly named complotists) looking to escape from our totalitarian society.
But many werent so much able to understand the root cause, and where the paradigm of our modern technototalitarism where coming from.

WEC is a good synthesis of a spirit of an ERA. Back in the day it was full of hope that cybernetic/complex system/technologies/design would help mankind to live better.

WEC is the synthesis of this 1950 scientific mindset which sadly lead to mass cognitive regression, total destruction of rationality, mass technological hypnosis. Humans are not anymore humans, but are just kattles in a stall, designed and managed by a techno-structure called modernism.
May be this was not their original dream, but this is what reality has done withit.
Interesting... we’re maybe a century or two into heavy use of reinforced concrete. Does it mean that eg the iconic buildings of Manhattan will eventually need knocking down and rebuilding?
Same. Eventually (after 30-40?) they give you a link to turn off password resets attempts (or notifications of?) from devices you haven't logged on from in the past 90 days (I think?).
ppl aren't very good at solving problems they don't have. i imagine it's hard to design a good/efficient gas station if you've never used one before.
service reps/tech support aren't very good if they don't use the product. software sucks/is slow to use unless the designers also use it on the daily and feel first-hand what the pain points are.
Sorry, I was misled by the reference to out of pocket costs.
My parents bought me this set for my 13th(?) birthday. It cost a lot of money, maybe a third of the average monthly pay in my country.

It was gathering dust on some window sill for a long time and when I went to college, they donated the assembled car to some kid without my permission. He wasn't even poor and they didn't give him the box or assembly instructions.

I'm still angry about that. I never built the alternative F1 car.
Dumb question, but how do you warm distilled water in a sterile fashion without fully boiling it? I wouldn't trust using my kettle for this since I typically use tap water, but maybe it wouldn't matter?
+1 The Range Rover is amazing. I don't have the English vocabulary to correctly name what they do, so I'll just summarize with: if you can still get one, it's an amazing experience to build it, how things come together, especially how rotation elements go around some pieces.
No, credits can't be used for purchases beyond the credit expiry. This is how AWS[0] limits it:

> Promotional Credit will be applied only to offset eligible fees and charges incurred during or following the billing cycle in which you apply the applicable Promotional Credit code to your AWS account. Promotional Credit will be applied only to the specific Services designated by your AWS contracting entity (collectively, “Eligible Services”). Promotional Credit will not be applied to any fees or charges for Amazon Mechanical Turk, AWS Managed Services, Ineligible AWS Support, AWS Marketplace, AWS Professional Services, AWS Training, AWS Certification, Amazon Route 53 domain name registration or transfer, any Services for mining for cryptocurrency, any other Services as may be designated by your AWS contracting entity, or any upfront fee for any Services such as Savings Plans and Reserved Instances (collectively, “Ineligible Services”). For purposes of this Section 1, “Ineligible AWS Support” means AWS Support (as described on the AWS Site) that is at the Enterprise Support level.

Can't find the relevant GCP doc, but I'm sure that is similarly limited.

[0]: https://aws.amazon.com/awscredits/
You're accusing without due research. The image on the pixabay site is from 2016, while the license it used until late 2018 was CC0: https://www.sugarfire.net/pixabay-license-change-no-longer-a...
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The problem with word is that it doesn't guide the user to use it well, and few users are trained properly. I wish there was some kind of strict mode where only styles can be used (and maybe even locked), and nobody could tweak formatting manually all over the place. Templates also aren't widely used well, so most company documents end up containing all kids of styles and formatting built up from years of copy-pasting. I've encountered many documents where some of the heading styles or even "normal" is gone.

Powerpoint is often abused but it works well, and if you learn the shortcut keys for moving objects around it's actually very capable for making sketches and diagrams. Much easier to make a poster in powerpoint than word, actually because each slide is strictly one page and you don't have to fight margins.
So both our comments are not reality then.
> Lead is not safe in any amount particularly for babies.

One molecule is safe, 1000 too. There must be an amount small enough to not cause any detectable changes. And I expect this level to be higher than when most people start to worry and stress causes more harm than a tiny amount of lead present in food or environment.
Have you looked at https://keygen.sh ?
The Spanish Inquisition was centrally ordered and to an extent managed, not spontaneous local events. Unless they specifically targeted poorer areas, which isn't impossible but is unlikely ( if they killed or expelled infidels, guess who got to keep the gold/money/property?), causality seems more probable to be in the way Spanish Inquisition -> poverty.
Campo de Calidad FIFA Para Club Veneto En Australia
CCGrass, el principal fabricante de césped artificial en el mundo y Proveedor Preferido de la FIFA. CCGrass cuenta con más de 180 sistemas de pasto sintético probados según las normas de Calidad FIFA y Quality Pro, y ya provee de más de 300 campos certificados por la FIFA en todo el mundo. Proporcionamos soluciones para el fútbol que se juega a todos los niveles y de todas las edades. Los diferentes céspedes están diseñados para campos de tamaño completo, áreas de entrenamiento y campos de minifútbol.

Recientemente, el campo de pasto sintético de CCGrass para el Club Veneto de Australia fue sometido a las pruebas de la FIFA y obtuvo la certificación de Calidad FIFA.

El Veneto Club es un club social italiano situado en Bulleen, Victoria, Australia. El campo total incluye amplios terrenos y campos de juego, entre ellos el gimnasio David Barro, casa de la Victorian Premier League, el club de fútbol de nivel 2 del FC Bulleen Lions. El Veneto Club también ha sido el campo de partido para el equipo de la Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Femenino (LNBF), el Bulleen Boomers, desde 1984.

El proyecto del Veneto Club cuenta con el apoyo del Gobierno del Estado a través del Proyecto North East Link. El nuevo campo de calidad FIFA ofrece una amplia gama de beneficios a nuestros clientes y a la comunidad local, ya que ahora disponen de una instalación de primer nivel que pueden utilizar durante más de 60 horas a la semana y que permite a muchas categorías de futbolistas la oportunidad de mostrar sus habilidades a diario.

Tuff Group, nuestro socio de largo plazo en Australia, se encarga de este proyecto. Tienen una amplia experiencia en la construcción e instalación de pasto sintético. Con el experimentado y dedicado equipo de pavimentación, Tuff Group entregó un campo sintético de élite para el Veneto Club bajo múltiples desafíos. La certificación de la Calidad FIFA es una gran afirmación de la instalación de césped y campo de fútbol de CCGrass.

La serie de los productos VmaxTM de CCGrass es elegida para este campo. VmaxTM combina dos grandes campos de césped. Gracias al monofilamento resistente en forma de V, se consigue un excelente balanceo de la bola, mientras que el césped fibrilado y dividido mantiene el relleno en su lugar, para ofrecer grandes características de rendimiento. Los céspedes combinados tienen un mechón denso y muestran un desgaste excepcional, más de 150.000 ciclos en el probador Lisport, permaneciendo erguidos durante más tiempo que otros sistemas de césped.

Estamos encantados de que el nuevo campo homologado contribuya a Veneto Club y a la comunidad local, y deseamos al club todo lo mejor en el futuro.
A simple lookup on Wikipedia proves your "simple fact" wrong, so I don't understand what you're arguing against here. As posted by someone else to prove me wrong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_Chinese_surname...

Xiè is the 23rd most common name, Xià is the 65th most common one. There's plenty of others who are very similar, but the pronunciation will be much different, so I'm skipping those.

But when you just need to argue semantics to make your point, perhaps your point isn't that strong at all. And honestly, the spelling of "Xi" has indeed nothing to do with my argument, it was the deeper point that is at issue. I.e. the ongoing abuse towards Asians, naming the virus Xi simply would fuel it.
You can assume that I have the decency to check the docs before I even ask on Stack Overflow, let alone complain about it on HN :)

I did follow the docs, it gave errors for one reason after another, and I don't have the time to dive into Django internals anymore when stuff like that keeps happening. From there came my opinion that non-happy path is not very much supported.
I read the person's comment as saying - Romans built a lot of stuff, some high quality and some presumably low. We only see the high quality stuff because the low quality stuff has long since disintegrated. We then assume that everything they made was high quality instead of a mix of qualities because we never see the low quality stuff.

Basically survivorship bias
This sounds like Snow Valley. Pretty much what happened.
It seems to me that the opposite tendency would vastly decrease the pace of innovation
Rembrandt, like most of the "old masters" in art, ran a studio that employed many painters. He put his name on a lot of things he didn't paint entirely by himself. It's not quite the same as printing, but the idea that he was essentially running a factory isn't entirely wrong.
Tomorrow's shells would require changes to various command-line tools and possibly even the kernel. Just changing the shell executable is fundamentally limited, so it cannot be more than the first step. But thanks for the links anyway!
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> Fortunately, there is no truth of the matter, so anything goes as long as we're internally consistent.

I don't think that what you said is internally consistent. Now, we may disagree about exactly what you mean, but it sounds like you are putting forth some form of moral relativism, which has appeared in various forms over the millennia. Many ways of phrasing moral relativism have logical inconsistencies in them.

I think the "anything goes as long as we're internally consistent" is a statement that any ethical system, E, is correct if and only if E is internally consistent.

And "there is no truth of the matter" is saying that "no ethical statement is true in all systems of ethics".

Now, is the "anything goes" statement an ethical statement? Is it true in all systems of ethics? If both, then this is a contradiction. If it is not an ethical statement, then what does "anything goes" even mean? If it is not true in all systems of ethics, then how can you defend it without begging the question? I'm not trying to enumerate all the possibilities, but just illustrate my skepticism... I don't see an easy way out here. It's not impossible, just really quite tricky, and if you value being internally consistent, maybe you should dig deeper.
I can hardly believe the 37signals "Remote" book would've changed anything for anyone. I've read it almost a decade ago when it came out when I was early in my career and it definitely was practically a waste of time. In retrospect, it still is. I also can't tell from the blog post how it changed OP's career.
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CDMA2000 network (Au KDDI) is going to close but still operating in Japan, but iPhone 8 and successor for Japan model dropped support. iPhone works for LTE only on Au.
I imagine they would have rather kept their town than a bundle of cash. If it's just a matter of shifting suburbs in a big city that's one thing, but people who choose a ski town to live in do it for the community and way of life.
That is the top performer salary, if any. When I check glassdoor for software engineer salaries at Amazon; average base salary is around 128K$ and top is 225K$ among all disclosed on glassdoor.

That being said, I don't know if I would plan my life entirely around being in the absolute top %10 of engineers. Avg. seems like a better figure to compare when speaking of whole markets/countries.

I plan to be at top %40 of engineers in a given field as a specialist and be a generalist overall. Seems like EU is a better fit for me then.
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I tried to do mobile web gamedev and found it impossible: both Apple and Google break mobile web games in different ways, I presume because it could threaten the 30% cut their mobile stores get. For example, the HTML5 Minecraft I've never seen run properly in a mobile web browser:

https://classic.minecraft.net/

Mobile Safari:

- Forever lacked >WebGL 1.0

- WebGL very slow compared to native

- Won't let you use accelerometer, motion control, etc., because "Privacy" (but privacy loving Apple was totally going to scan our iPhone photos until we all raised hell...)

- Web Audio stack breaks games in interesting ways desktop doesn't. "Oh, we don't let you load .mp3 audio samples by default like desktop browsers can...."

Android Chromium:

- Has 200-300ms audio latency on many devices. Here's a demo where touching/clicking the squares should have instant response (try it on desktop) but many Androids have the lag:

https://webaudiodemos.appspot.com/TouchPad/index.html
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Take care about your grooming, clean nails, trimmed eyebrows, clean and fresh clothes.

Most people can talk easily about themselves, so if she doesn't have anything to fill a silence, general, open questions like, 'so, where did you grow up?' will get you over it and produce new content, as it were, that can lead forward. You can contrast or note similarities, but don't take over the flow unless asked about something or it's silent for a while.

Things in common are good but you don't need a carbon copy of yourself, you need someone compatible enough to get along with each other, and the hardest thing, both need a partner they can respect and trust.

If both sides feel further research needed, meaningful conversations will present themselves as it goes on. If either side don't feel it's good, be kind and accepting, she's putting herself out there same as you; if you learned a deal-killer, you'd be in the same situation having to gently detach. At the same time, if it's your feeling, you need to indicate that you would like to go on, so people typically propose doing 'it' (the date) again, or suggest going somewhere specific together at the weekend, so it can be turned down cleanly but also to show clearly where you are at.

Good luck.
Exactly. US is barely possible. Hence I am warming up to the idea of moving to UK for good.
1. The creator pushing this is Momlennial (Donna). She’s almost certainly not meaning for her content to be taken seriously.

2. Even if she was serious, the reaction amongst most users has been extremely incredulous and negative. Her follower count has stalled/slipped and the various anthropology/history/other social science creators have had a great time debunking her.

3. If you’re not seeing the negative assessments of her content in her interactions, it’s due to how she handles contradicting comments and duets/stitches.
A second-home-owner who spends a few days a year in town is a "local inhabitant" but someone who commutes there every day because they can't afford the rent in town isn't? That doesn't seem very democratic to me.
I can; it's if you want to cash out now instead of accumulate money over the next twenty years. Plenty of people who do that trick (start a company, cash out) a few times. They call themselves "serial entrepreneurs", which either means the above, or they've left behind a long string of failed businesses.
I like this point, but (as I think you are saying as well) it’s true for POW as well, right?

Fundamentally, if there are off-chain incentives to destroy the value of a given blockchain, much of our reasoning about the game theory doesn’t hold up.