skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is unfortunately all too true. I have relatives that like to think they're exempt from society (witnesses) and pushed that onto their kids, those kids are almost 18 and cannot carry out basic conversations. They are socially about 12 or less. They will never be able to leave home nor persue their own interests.

Home schooling works better when kids have at least had elementary schooling. High school I would argue is where things break down a lot, and for some students there isn't a social experience outside of constant bullying and stress over things that don't matter.
I've been developing a recipe search engine and meal planner at https://www.reciperadar.com/ -- all the code is free and open source.

I think the two largest challenges it has at the moment are:

- Developer experience / infrastructure setup: the service is Kubernetes-based, composed primarily of Python+Flask microservices, and although the setup steps are documented[1], they're not yet automated.

- User interface: my lack of user interface design skills are fairly apparent, I think. Having some clear UI goals to work towards would be helpful - there's likely some overlap with product design questions here (what should be the range of functionality that the the app offers?)

To be transparent: although I hope to offer compensation in future, the project is zero-revenue currently, and I don't feel ready to provide any monetary returns yet. If that hasn't put you off: any feedback is welcome, from discussion comments to pull requests to business model questions/critiques!

PS: Don't forget to mention one or two of your own side projects if there's anything you're looking for help with, too.

[1] - https://github.com/openculinary/infrastructure/
It is something that Germany believed in the first half of the 20th century. It is something Russia believes now. It ain’t as dead as it ought to be.
What's stopping people from changing it?
That is an insane thing to say. Qanon level insanity. Trans activism is big pharma selling HRT to kids? First off, HRT is expensive, but not that expensive. Whatever made up narrative you have for them convincing kids to support trans people would be entirely too expensive to justify. Second, trans people have existed for MUCH MUCH longer than pharmaceutical companies have existed.

Edit: oh, this poster thinks hitler was an admirable figure. Ok, nevermind, no need to entertain their words anymore: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31722179
Is there no ethical argument to be made that the domain would better serve the car company? Domain names are a limited resource, is it more ethical to practice "first is right" ethics?
The account can later be resold, used to post ads or even sell courses to become a "successful" social media influencer using the account's own metrics as selling points.
Actually, insurance if done properly is the opposite of gambling for the person buying the insurance. You are paying a small fee to not have to gamble.
I went to normal school and university, and despite this I still feel socially ackward.

I always blamed my dad, and my raising for my problems.
My problems started being solved when I forgave my dad, and all the people that hurt me in the past.

I had to take responsibility and stop blaming others for my problems.

For homeschooled people I believe it is very tempting to blame homeschooling for their problems. It is too convenient.
I don't know how to speak to women, homeschool problem.
I don't know how to socialize, homeschool problem.
I am alone, homeschool problem.
Beware its not your case. Regards.
so the modern exemplar of ostensibly closed source government is being incentivised to push open source tech, as a hedge against future embargo by the modern exemplar of ostensibly open government. The irony of this. Still, wide spread adoption of open source technology might be one of the ways that global conflict might be averted, everyone has incentive to innovate / collaborate, rather than separate / disintegrate
The copay goes to the healthcare provider, not the insurance company. That’s why it’s called copay: You are jointly paying the provider alongside the insurance company.

A deductible is an amount of care that you’re solely responsible for. None of that money goes to an insurance company.
I don't understand why this is a problem. You can adjust the amount. What am I missing?
It is the second best selling computer in Apple’s line. I suspect it is a combination of people who see this as the last chance to get the Touchbar (there are fan of this) and corporate IT departments who buy this because they have an existing spec for a moderately priced laptop that is not a “consumer” line. That “pro” in the name gives them an out.

For any individual buyer, the upcoming Air or the existing 14” MBP would be better choices depending on your needs and budget.
So... it's Linux but not GNU/Linux?
I've never heard about this Ragnar Redbeard before, but I find it pretty funny because this book was published approximately one century after Jean Jacques Rousseau published a refutation of this exact same theory in Du contrat social (which kind of shows how unoriginal Redbeard thought was).
Step 1: Invent strawman about how the cruel world is mocking you for using the wrong food products whereas absolutely nobody actually cares.

Step 2: Write article demonstrating your deep bravery in using commercial food products that huge numbers of people use.

What a real life super hero. I hope one day I will have the emotional fortitude and depth of character to open a jar of garlic.
I think it's abnormal and the kids are likely underdeveloped due to lock down isolation. Waking your parents up crying when you're a teenager because a youtuber died? Get that kid on a sports team, fast.
I've largely converted to frozen too I think. Getting rid of that always-slightly-present jarred-flavor-weirdness is nice, the cost is more than close enough to not care, and it lasts practically forever because it's frozen.

Fresh garlic is such a pain to deal with, the minor flavor improvement is just nowhere near worth the increase in effort, or ingredient loss due to it growing old before use.
That's the kind of projects we need to get where we need to be in terms of emissions. It won't be easy, but clever solutions where there is real $$ incentives are the ones that can actually be implemented!
"Google will also build an “Indie Apps Corner” to “showcase independent and small startup developers building unique high-quality apps” right in the apps tab of the US Play Store."

This makes me happy and sad at the same time, happy that they're making it in the first place, sad that it'll be only in the US play store.
Amazon recently stated they're going to run into an issue of having to re-hire people they fired/let go - the workforce isn't that diverse.

The best thing that could happen to Amazon is unionization. Stability in their massive churn and perhaps more stability as a company.
German court rules SUV owners can be fined more for breaking traffic laws
So you're saying my initial interpretation is the correct one?
"Doctors hate this" because it's fake and leads people to false hope
and ineffective outcomes? But I'm still confused. Other than as an
arresting "attention grab" (as another commenter says) why would
someone advertise a product by denigrating it, even semi-ironically?
It's not terrorism, and LE are not lawyers or judges, but they have a fundamental duty to have an understanding civil rights. Sure, maybe not understand the nuances of more complicated stuff in the moment- but that wasn't the case here. DHS obviously took some time to "investigate" and had ample opportunity to run all this by a government attorney or judge and didn't because the entire point is to curtail speech. Every beat cop knows "speech" is very broadly protected with very few exceptions, and this wasn't some random beat cop, it was a federal agent and so our expectations should be even higher.

Again, no one was arrested or charged. The courts were never involved on purpose; it was an extra-legal abuse of power.
Tech leadership is using scare tactics to panic the workforce and drive down wages. Less than a year ago the same companies were blowing billions on stock buybacks. No one know's the future.
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electronics die off ESD w/o the xray. I didn't mentioned ESD on purpose as indeed what really matters is energy/joules. If you have a source capable of high power but for too short time it won't be that dangerous either.
Exactly. Such bad actors, for anybody that they think is supportive of V, will:

1) Downvote (which is very obvious in many V related threads or even other websites). Even clearly reasonable or minor posts.

2) Flag posts out of spite. Which can leave others scratching their head for what the cause of the flagging could be.

3) Troll (to include YEARS of troll posts by the same accounts and attack blog or post linking).

4) Gaslight (this bad behavior that we constantly do is all in your imagination).

Over time, the behavior of such bad players becomes even more obvious, that it leaves little doubt about what they are doing.
> Imagine a bar where every time you walked in the door a half dozen dudes invariably turned around on their barstools and told you your clothes look like shit, your face is disgusting, you hair style is stupid

It’s real and it’s every gay bar
Even before pandemic there were many reasons to end "Quantitive Easing" policy, but FED failed to do their job here.
I think you need to provide more information.

Do you have a CSV file? Is this a specific data structure in some language?

Is the output another CSV file / std out?
We really need to move to reference based pricing. We can cut so much waste out of the current system including brokers. Reference based pricing also get rids of the loopholes for things like anesthesiologists being "out of network" at a hospital/facility that is "in network". It also gets rid of the situation where if you offer cash you get one price but if you submit for the same code, it could be 3x or 10x or even more.
No, these two views are not even close to equivalent. Why? Liberalism and pluralism do not attempt to deny other ways of life or philosophies. (They may criticize them, but they do not claim to have absolute truth.)

On the other hand, many dogmatic religions want to protect children from influences they cannot control or understand.

Studying many different philosophies leads some to conclude relativism is correct. But I disagree, as do many philosophers and ethicists. Why? There is a simple answer that captures the essence of it: start by letting in all ways of life and worldviews into a pluralistic society. Treat this as an experiment and see which philosophies do not respect the others. It is abundantly clear that some ways of life are incompatible with pluralism -- e.g. some are authoritarian, some are unnecessarily violent, some restrict freedom of thought, etc.

P.S. Homeschooling has a demonstrated connection to religious conservatives.
In the distant past (when the other monkey games came out) if you loved something you could put out effort to say something nice about it. But if you didn't like it, you wouldn't bother.

Now the threshold for complaining about or trash talking something is nearly zero, so here we have everyone on equal speech/public platform footing and we hear everything. It's sad, but also reality.

He would have quit after the first game (1990?) if the internet was as widely accessible and used back then.
I agree with many of your points. But in terms of employers switching plans, I've experienced such changes several times as an employee of different companies. It's not particularly inconvenient to a business to switch insurers, though it certainly can be to the employees.
In Russia you can hack foregin countries too :)
> That's the strange spam message I could never understand.

Well the message is likely untrue so maybe it's best not to try to understand it.
So you're saying that it's bad to have morals and a religion? That sounds very dogmatic.
IPv6 mandate too
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It turns out I mixed this up with Mutt vs. NeoMutt, so please disregard.
All they really need to care about is the average amount paid.

Ten $100 brain surgeries and $2,000,000 for 1000 routine neurological screenings is a fine outcome. (Or would be, if not for price transparency)
> only if you pretend nuclear submarines don't exist

Did you read my comment? I acknowledged that submarines would be the most reliable second strike option.

Those are a lot of "ifs" sure, but it's a numbers game. If deployed hypersonics were as numerous as ICBMs in the 80s, then it would be about who strikes first. If a first strike can reduce the enemy population by 90%, and reduce their second strike capability to kill only 70% of your own population, then striking first is in your best interest.

I am talking about the 21st century as a whole. Can we really be so sure that at some point MAD will cease to exist and someone pulls the trigger? I wouldn't be so complacent about it.
Things only work both ways when they are symmetrical relationships. In almost all cases your employer is in a stronger position.
Saucepans are somewhere in the middle.

"Saucepans are round, vertical-walled vessels used for simmering or boiling. Saucepans generally have one long handle. Larger pans of similar shape with two ear handles are sometimes called "sauce-pots" or "soup pots" (3–12 litres)." [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookware_and_bakeware
Bingo. It seems like people ignore the huge social risks that sending kinds to public entails and write it off as something children should “learn to deal with”.

Do you know who your child is spending time with at school? I hope so, because they will likely have more influence over your child’s development than you.

If your children aren’t going to a highly selective, highly supervised school, good luck. It’s a crapshoot. Maybe they befriend “good” kids…maybe not.

For example, my nephew is 6 and was playing with a female classmate who (for whatever reason) is already using sexual language and her play is inappropriate. Should my young nephew just “learn to deal” with that?
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Don't forget to account for the time spent cleaning the equipment and getting the beans/grounds fresh on a regular basis. Instant coffee keeps for months, and of course is also much cheaper.
The US is really, really large and many people living there have never left it. There's also a belief that US healthcare is the gold standard (which is probably true at the very high end, but not necessarily on average).

In other words, it's a hard sell to convince a factory worker to travel 5-10 hours on a plane to a place they have no familiarity with to get what they believe to be inferior treatment. They might not even have a passport.

This is much less of an issue in Europe where countries are tiny and almost everyone travels between them on a regular basis.

Also, medical tourism is mostly limited to what the industry calls Shoppable Services - outpatient treatments that are not emergent/not life threatening. There is a bit of a cottage industry in Mexico for some services, like bariatric surgery for obesity or dental work, but it isn't a huge volume. The really expensive stuff in the US is emergency treatment which you can't shop for anyway.

All that said, I think the interest in buying prescriptions from overseas has never been higher.
The company will get it eventually.

That's the thing about corporations: they outlive people. It took Disney 79 years and the trade of a sportscaster's career to get Oswald the Lucky Rabbit back, but they did it.
Difference between saucepan and frying pan? Former you would use for boiling, latter, not so much...
Yes, it would be a very severe problem.

Imagine if a major American newspaper, let's say the New York Times, was secretly run by Russia for example. I'd go as far as to say that if the India subreddit were run by Pakistanis, then it might even be a more severe problem than if the NYT was secretly run by Russia.
The pictures are always super blurry, clearly fabricated or heavily doctored. Often I've gotten the same portrait for several scam texts from different numbers.
From your other posts, it seems pretty clear that sentiment received was different than the sentiment intended.

I think the confusion stems from a response that seems to be a non-sequitur/ orthogonal to the parent statement. Because of this, readers struggle to fill in the intent, charitable or not.

>>I want to use it, because it seems like such a convenience, but every time I buy a jar it tastes...weird/bad.

>I suggest that you do whatever you want/prefer.

The parent comment is already trying to do what they want, but encountering a challenge.

Telling someone to do what they are already doing and ignoring the challenge/question comes off as inattentive and/or dismissive.

for example:

"Every time I restart my computer, I get a blue screen error code. do you have advice? "

"Just restart your computer"

It is hard to read a logical but charitable intent. The most charitable I can get is not understanding the question, or an error in the response.

Hope this helps
I had that argument with someone once and she cooked me a full roast dinner in a wok to prove me wrong.
That might explain why it lacks a NOTICE level. That bugged the hell out of me with Java.

Presumably these levels derive from syslog or older. I've no idea why they omitted NOTICE.
>Either nobody added one, or it got deleted.

You mean it got... omitted? <g>

>Check the history.

I did, didn't find anything...

>Also, people will think more highly of you if you avoid asking dumb questions.

I begin with the idea that I am the dumbest person in the world!

(Socrates: "The true knowledge consists of knowing that one knows nothing")

It doesn't matter what other people think of me (if the whole world thought that 2+2=5 and I thought that 2+2=4, and everyone else thought that I was dumb because of my beliefs, I would gracefully accept that title of "dumbness" -- but I would never recant my position that 2+2=4...)

Also, I don't know about other people -- but I would think that arguments backed with actual facts -- might be more convincing -- than arguments that aren't...
The Monkey Island audience is not made of teenagers. Plenty of commenters on that site are fully grown 30, 40 or 50 year old entitled adults. It's so easy to blame teens when many people are jerkwads and get even worse as they age.

Have you ever seen older people on the Internet? Those that are too old to be "digital native" and to have learned proper internet etiquette? They can be as psychopathic as any angry 13yo redditor.
It makes sense to me. Transparency benefits the party that is more free to go elsewhere. Lots of companies, fewer good ceos, means that the ceos can leverage this better than the company can.

To put another way - at work, if you knew how much every employee made at work, it would probably be helpful in salary negotiations. Dont see why it would be different for ceos
I'm 50, live in AZ (where home schooling is very popular) -- I didn't homeschool my kids but many of my friends did. Here's what I have seen:

1) If you are non-religious, the canned curriculum, trade shows, support groups are very few and far between. You will be much more lonely than your religious home-schooling counterparts.

2) As your kids get older, it is harder and harder to give them a proper education. By the time your kids are in middle-school, subjects get harder for a parent (or pairs of parents) to cover in a way that does each subject justice.

In the end, most of my friends who home-schooled eventually sent their kids to middle-school and or high-school... and that timing seemed about right.
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Detroit: An Epidemic of Blight Collides with a Pandemic
Occasionally I make too much coffee so there will be about a cup leftover.
Instead of pouring it down the drain I’ll just keep it and the next time I’d like a cup I put it in the microwave for a bit to warm it up.

The looks of utter disgust and horror I’ve received always put a smile on my face.
I'm not sure cases have Bluetooth - I think they use either of the inserted AirPods as a proxy to communicate its status to the phone (the power pins must have a minimal communication protocol to allow the case to talk to the pods).
The Track Record of Futurists Seems ... Fine
Regarding hiring: Is your software written in Ruby on Rails?
It looks like most of the sibling responses view "pan" as mainly referring to a "frying pan", there is also a "sauce pan" that is likely what you are referring to.

Rough disambiguation:
Frying pan - shallow with single long handle
Sauce pan - deeper with single handle
Pot - deeper with two loop handles
Chevrons are designations of "rank" not rating. The US navy used the term rating but not to denote rank or at least not to denote ranks in general. I think a "rating" was a inexperienced person.
i don't follow this argument.

thr salient point for me is that people should be able to see prices before they commit to contracting to pay them (e.g. by receiving healthcare).

With wages, employees (and employers) get to see their price before committing. So the need for transparency seems like it would need a different justification.
Apparently you haven't dealt with NFT "investors"
No state is representative of the whole US population. Don't think the US is a united whole.
If a doctor accepts Medicare patients, that sets a price floor for cash. Legally, if you accept Medicare money, you cannot offer anyone a better price than you charge Medicare.
Seems to me you’ve just reinvented a city rail transportation system with modern signalling. Modern rail system can indeed drive fully autonomously if they are fully grade separated from street traffic.
All CEO pay for public companies is exposed in the 10Ks.

What I suspect the person was referring to is the change where compensation became more tied to equity valuation.