skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thankfully, it's MIT licensed and someone can innovate on top of this.
It depends on your state and the ages of the children involved. Sometimes it can get more tricky if kids are younger than five because that triggers DOH laws as well as DOE laws.
Uhm no? If you want to saw something use a saw, don't misuse a tool.

-edit-

You specifically said a blade would get so dull it would become a saw.

You weren't talking about serrated knives as you said "and the blades of most blunt knives develop a saw-like edge"

Using serration on a knife to saw is not misuse, using a dull blade to saw is misuse and dangerous.

Basic knife safety is not gatekeeping. Sharpen your blade, or at least use the knife alone so you only hurt yourself if you're that insistent on using knives improperly.
Hatred is a badge of honor for an artist. You’ve created something that stirs the passions. Would you prefer indifference?

If you care so much about the opinions expressed by your audience, then maybe take a step back and look at the collective sentiment. This is an opportunity for growth and reflection, not to cry in some corner like a child who’s taken his ball and gone home. You’re a professional, Ron. What would a professional do with this feedback?
Hi! Randomly scrolling here but I read your compensation page in the handbook [1] and have a question:

Since compensations are set by/in coordination with the candidates, but are not shared with others, how do you avoid systematic bias? IIRC studies show pretty clearly that e.g. women (for whatever reasons, but let's not go there) systematically negotiate for lower salaries. Do you have processes to at least monitor that to flag if there are indeed such imbalances?

Just asking out of interest. Very nice description & interesting concepts overall!

[1]: https://handbook.opencraft.com/en/latest/team_compensation/
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Here's one, although I don't like it because I feel like it's overdramatizing a bit. With construction quality this low, my hinge is that the jungle will claim back those spots fairly quickly, but the (drainless!) water pits will remain moscito breeders for a considerable amount of time (and wildlife trap hazards for some time).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCyLWhPnq1M

In response to your question: they hold up extremely poorly. But ecologically speaking, it's probably no worse than the average palm oil farm.
Probably because any "skepticism" about climate change (no matter how reasonable) is basically taboo (cancelable offense) which triggers knee-jerk opposition in reactionary/contrarian types.

Happens with other topics, like transgender treatment for kids.
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Cards Against Agility
Yeah, but they did a terrible job of this.

They still push anti vaxxer conspiracy theory crap, but they immediately banned actual tenured scientists with decades of experience writing and reviewing papers on pandemic response.

If anything, their treatment of this video is par for the course. They're banning the factually correct content, and pushing popular misinformation that kills people.
Pixel art like which of the originals? Monkey Island 3 and 4 had nothing remotely resembling pixel art and were still beautiful.
An old friend of mine was the most privacy aware person I’ve ever met, payed for everything in cash where possible, refused all social media etc. Yeah he’s working for Meta now so if the pay is good enough and the work you do challenges you then I think a lot of people would throw out the values stated by the company as very important.
Thank you for your brave contributions to the United States PRISM program, Mr. Jobs!
A very good post on creating good log contexts.

For powerful log channeling and notifications to Telegram, Slack, etc. there is this Python package:

https://pypi.org/project/notifiers/

I also created a logging handler for Discord, where one can get notifications on errors to a private channel:

https://github.com/tradingstrategy-ai/python-logging-discord...
The behavior of the commenters is pretty abhorrent. It feels awful to make something you're excited about, put it out there, and get shit on by the people you thought you were making it for!

Now, there is something about the animation style that made me think "oh, this feels kind of cheap". Something in the loose-limbed and kind of weightless movement of the characters. I had to think about it for a while, then I realized it felt like the character animations in the "Fallout Shelter" mobile game (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhOM8dGuHgM) and I guess the association with a microtransaction-based mobile game made me think "cheap".

But I'm an adult, so I don't go and tell the creator he should kill himself just because my brain made this weird connection. Criticism is valid and important, but I think too many people watched those stupid AVGN videos in their formative years and got a warped view of what criticism should look like.
Also South Korea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodo_League_massacre
I certainly agree that modulating the level of supervision of the cleaning to the kid's abilities is warranted, but I still think they should be involved to the end.

I don't see it as a punishment to make the kid stick around and help with the cleanup to the extent they can; rather, it's an attempt to practice conscientious habits (if you make a mess, you stick around to see it cleaned up even if you need help to do so), in addition to the specific learning experience that some things are really hard to clean, so we should be careful in our experiments with those things.
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Chinese media is full of positive stories about the West and the average Chinese person has plenty of positive things to say about different Western countries.
Definitely a lot of resources are emerging though I’ve heard many parents have challenges sifting through them all
There exist fixed annuities that pay you $X annually as long as you live, which can be thought of as reverse life insurance.

If you are rich and spend say $200K annually on yourself in retirement and buy an annuity that pays $300K annually, and you tell your heirs that the $100K excess will be given to them annually, that would create an incentive for them to keep you alive. If you are that rich, however, they might want you to die sooner to get access to your other assets.
Why do you expect jobs situation to get worse in 2023? Shouldn’t these corrections happen now so companies plan their runway to ~2 years?
I don't imagine it's that kind of game (the series thus far hasn't been), but at the same time I like the idea that we're seeing a mature Guybrush reflecting on his adventures and mistakes in life.

At this point I don't really mind what direction they take at the end of the day. I love the characters, and just want to see where they end up.

I do hope we get another game where they play with Claymation style animation, though.
> Why do you think that? There are some arguments on bleeding edge protocol proposals, but once they are wide-spread enough they seem to get implemented by everyone equally well - causing apps to depend on them and solidifying those.

Bleeding edge? As far as I can tell, GNOME and wlroots still have incompatible APIs for screenshots.

> it has to get a certain network effect going for it

When it takes years to get network effects for little things like screenshots and screen sharing, I certainly see a problem here.
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How is it a civil discourse when OP led off with

> Wanna know something funnier also posted in previous thread?

This wasn't a good faith attempt to report a bug from the beginning. It's just an attempt to score points off of V.
That reminds me of the preference for white rice over more nutritious brown rice just because one is, well, white and the other isn't [1]. Similar with white flour I think.

We need to learn to appreciate things for what they're really worth to us (including their true costs) not just for what they look like.

_________________

Health problems come because of the polishing. Polishing rice into the sparkling white form that most people prefer has three major negative impacts on health.

The first is, polishing removes most of the vitamins and minerals that are vital to health. (...)

The second relates to diabetes, which is threatening to reach epidemic proportions in the Philippines over the next couple of decades. (...)

Finally, polishing rice also reduces its protein content, which can mean the difference between being well-nourished or malnourished.

(...) And, then, over the decades, the dominant culture defined brown rice as “dirty” and fit only for the poor, while white rice was seen as sophisticated and modern.

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I like that you're thinking differently but I don't see what the economic model is here. Then again, I don't understand normal life insurance either!
Yes, western Russia. For them (and I'm afraid that for majority) there isn't much difference - they are getting their income from state and the only problem they really see is that some things are becoming suddenly much more expensive. But for people remembering soviet times it isn't serious tragedy - they (or their parents) have seen it many times. Disappearing McDonalds, Ikea etc are just signs that USA controls the world and are lame attempts to damage Russia.
I’m not talking about the quality of the discussion. I was responding specifically to the point that the only things that get posted are around IP theft.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gardein-Black-Bean-Burger-Patties...

Why is Black Bean smaller and the same color as the background compared to Burger?

Why is vegan confined to the top right?

It's obvious looking at the package what they're trying to do.
Top 50 most discussed board games on Reddit (r/boardgames)
turns out this was a very uninformed opinion. my bad
> Your country does all these things.

You're simply not being serious. In the US you can commemorate any massacre that happened in the US. In Hong Kong you're no longer allowed to commemorate the Tiananmen massacre.
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Russia won the war.
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Wow. I'm surprised to learn that over 100 cats were collared around LA. As far as I was aware, there were/are only like 7 or 8 lions in the Angeles National Forest. Great to hear that they're significantly more numerous than I'd known.

I spent a lot of time in the ANF while I lived there and never saw one or found a kill and only once found tracks. Anecdata but I feel it supports the assertion that they just plain don't like to be around humans or spend too much time in the 'frontcountry'. Here in AZ, I find tracks regularly.
Online rants ain't a good game
I think you will need to come clean on your business model; it's not enough to say you don't intend to monetize people's stuff; somebody has to pay the bills; how will your customers (?) pay for their free lunch? In light of the monster mess being made by those who sell people's stuff, finance models are important and need to be made transparent.
I do too and it literally saved me not an hour ago. Why does Google publish guidelines on what is and isn't acceptable on their ad network when they don't fucking enforce any of them? They might not be distributing malware directly, but they're (IMV knowingly) allowing it to continue.
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It's a good thing they removed the dislike button!
Now I have an Office Space like "R ... R ... are not going to be available anymore" voice running through my head.
"As fast as C" is not a lie. It literally translates to C.

The 200x compile speed up referred to C++ compilers, this was vague and hard to measure, since the languages are so different, and was removed.

The code may not have been perfect at the time of the 0.0.1 release, but it worked. V could compile itself.

Now it's much better and more organized.
"harmful & dangerous" to whom?
Before you click: this appears to be a backdoor crypto advertisement about "saving" Open Source Software.

Word to the wise, crypto needs OSS more than OSS needs crypto.
Just because bullying is common doesn't mean people should get used to it
Counterpoint: I used to feel the same way about the entitlement. Then I stopped and thought about how many "hours worked" the average game costs for a person on minimum wage. While the minimum wage has risen dramatically in my area, to at least $12/hr, with games costing upwards of $80 now, that's still almost 2 full days, after taxes. It's easy to forget when people on this board are probably all making at least low 6 figures. It doesn't forgive being a wanker about it, but it does help explain the angst over wanting every purchase to be a 10/10 game.
GamerGate was just a preview.
I don't think anyone is arguing that the art direction can't be criticized[0], just that Ron doesn't deserve abuse for it. Unfortunately "Gamers" includes a group of extremely entitled and vocal internet asshats who frequently do things like hurl death threats at developers for missing deadlines. Now they have chosen to harass a legend who shaped the very genre because he has offended their aesthetic sensibilities. It's ridiculous and no one should have to put up with that crap.

[0] honestly I'm also a bit put off by it, but that might just be because it is unfamiliar, which isn't the same thing as bad. Besides, since I consider graphics to be one of the least important things in games I don't think it will affect my enjoyment that much.
Personal opinion but 200K miles is about the practical, usable lifetime for most passenger autos nowadays.

Beyond this, the cost, inconvenience and risk of breakdowns, repairs and rebuilds are more than most are willing to tolerate.
John McWhorter suggested that colloquial Indonesian would be an ideal universal language for the world.

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He has touched many things such that I think it's impossible to avoid - https://foundersfund.com/portfolio/; https://www.mithril.com/our-companies/; https://app.dealroom.co/investors/thiel_capital.
digital cameras have extensive internal IDs that are transferred into the image file -- this varies a lot by manufacturer and model

edit https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=exif
I encourage you to read "The Mom Test". It is a book about how to ask questions such that you do not mislead yourself while doing market research.
Russia is pretty close to the US. China is estimated, it’s obviously impossible to get any real numbers. If you included Uyghurs it would prob exceed the US in total imprisonment but the rate would still be Low Because you’re comparing 1.4b to 350m.
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It always seems like people are writing these pieces to convince themselves of something. You never see one from an uninvested 3rd party.
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