skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, there simply won't. Your scenario makes no sense whatsoever.

How do you "only" check non-UK/Irish citizens? Do you listen for their accent? Do you go by skin colour? There will be no checks between Belfast/Stranraer just as there are no checks between Carlisle/Glasgow.
Your rationale seems equally applicable to any consumer protection though.
Err, I think they’re arguing that they shouldn’t be working in the fields picking tobacco…. Or, you forgot your “/s”.
Oh, neat. Thanks for the tip. I usually say "Please continue," but sometimes it reiterates too much of what it stated previously. (I've tried "Please continue where you left off," and so far that has worked 1/1 times that I've tried it.)
Maybe you should read this article on the same site:

https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/64090.html
For teachers to be able to correct, there needs to be some level of social trust - parents need to trust that when a teacher corrects their child, they're doing it out of a desire to act in the child's best long-term interest: In loco parentis. The teachers also need to be backed up by their administration and even the law.

That doesn't exist anymore. Which means even when teachers notice (and they have), they can't do anything about it because if they try they will be pilloried. The parents will freak out ("How DARE you correct my Jayden?"), the administration will bend immediately to avoid lawsuits ("You're absolutely right, Ms. Arsehole. Of course we'll keep this from happening again and move Jayden."), and if the media gets involved they have an incentive to turn it into a culture war piece that further erodes that trust: ("Teacher enforces hetero-patriarchial dress code standards on teen girl/Teacher shuts down student's FREE SPEECH by not letting him rant about how awesome Andrew Tate is for 15 minutes.")

tl;dr: Social conditions must be met for parent apes to accept non-parent apes helping to raise their children. These conditions are not presently being met; there is an assumption of hostility rather than good-intent. Nobody is going to let anyone A/B test kids because nobody would ever let their kid be in the group that didn't do as well/nefarious intent would be ascribed. (They're experimenting on our kids! THINK OF THE CHILDREN!)
that's the Western media framing of it. Not what global south countries are saying. China forgave loads of African debt. The West never does that, as it needs that debt in its neocolonial model.

https://allafrica.com/stories/202208240056.html
Expecting people to adhere to humane values is not a power trip fantasy.
The UCL researchers are among 250 signatories to a letter which has been sent to education secretary Nadhim Zahawi, calling on the government to allow for a wider range of approaches to teaching reading, which would allow teachers to use their own judgment about which is best for their pupils.

It doesn't say phonics doesn't work, it suggests phonics is only effective for a subgroup of pupils. Everyone has their own learning strategy and phonics doesn't appear to work for everyone.
As a software engineer that worked with a lot of different databases in the last 20 years I have come to believe that PostgreSQL is even better than Oracle (this will certainly spark some fires). I have had shit with a lot of databases but never with PostgreSQL. MySQL has some really nasty documented and undocumented "features" so I rather avoid that database. It has it's place in the universe but it's in on a different plane of existence than mine
My daughter went through a Montessori education from 18 months old through grade 8. As part of her Montessori experience, starting at age three, she began to learn to write. They trace "sandpaper" letters with their fingers; moving their fingers along the strokes of letters pre-printed on cardboard in a rough texture. From there they learn to write the letters and words, speaking the words aloud. Thus the focus is on learning to write before reading, with an implication that this process will help with word recognition.

I have no idea whether this method is better, but as a parent it certainly seemed like a very novel approach. Seeing my three-year-old daughter learning to write was (like many Montessori things) surprising.
In EU phones are also sold unlocked without any carrier info baked into the ROM.
Too bad it’s Windows only. I would love an open source alternative to TouchDesigner.
With this pace maybe they could rebrand it as Xenix 2.0. /s
Cameroon is invisible to the vast majority of people who do not have a personal connection with Cameroon.

On the other hand, the United States is invisible to nobody. There is nobody on earth with even a basic education who is not aware of the political entities of the US and China. People with no connection to the US, no relatives, no history, are aware of the US.

The average Norwegian or Vietnamese person knows the internal politics of the US, and may, if lucky, know that Cameroon exists.

This is not the same relationship. I'm not saying the imbalance is good, but it is reality.
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> Mastodon: ~50,000 DAU

Citation definitely needed for this number.

It's not only false, it's egregiously false.

These stats seem to suggest that there are well over a million DAU: https://api.joinmastodon.org/statistics
There’s a big stupid online/news debate the past few months about teen employment, and I mean it’s long on noise and short on facts about what laws have been changing (mostly very procedural paperwork changes), what laws there are, where teens are actually working, and what the impact of jobs are on teens.

And we’ve studied things like this, and it’s a travesty that the studies don’t come up more.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2936460/
If there is an argument contained in that wry comment, it's probably that going to war to protect overseas economic interests is even less defensible than children working in tobacco fields.
Interesting, my iPhone never needed to be jailbroken.