skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To be honest, Brazilian food is IMO some of the most bland and least interesting in the continent, so it wouldn't be suprising.

A lot of people think they don't like fish because they've never tasted fresh fish.
How about Twitter buys the NYT or the other way around? I know it is not feasible, but a nice thought.
> They approach was tested in the lab on bovine and human sperm

... In a test tube. It's a bit of a leap to think this substance would work when not applied directly to the sperm.

> Research has suggested that around half of sexually active men would consider taking the male contraceptive pill.

I took out my sperm production. It was easy. After I checked, I stopped actively suppressing their production. They were completely gone for 2 months, then slowly started reappearing. I should have gotten a proper sperm count before I sent them away...
Honest question: Why not just make yourself a bowl of lentils? Definitely more nutritious than this stuff and very easy to make it bulk/reheat.
People are able to remap the keys [1]. It's just that fman is a dual pane file manager and in that niche it's been the convention for 20 years to use the function keys. I also use them on Mac, but I have configured OS X to not require me to press Fn.

1: https://fman.io/docs/customizing-fman
I'm anorexic. This shit is amazing.
This. Self-esteem develops from personal achievement, not external praise. When you see the results of your actions and those actions have produced positive results, you gain that sense of achievement even if others don't recognize it.

This is the big miss from the self-esteem advocate crowds... the ones that do the participation trophies. They aren't creating self-esteem with worthless praise and merit-less awards... they're creating a dependency on the praise of others and that's not healthy: it creates the opposite of esteem when not fulfilled.
I just started on 1.6 2 weeks ago and enjoying the freedom of this, as well as the ability to control my intake.

I need a vegan alternative.
I believe the point is that a sandwich doesn't have the macronutrient ratio most people want and a full range of micronutrients so people don't have to be worried about missing anything important if they decide to eat sandwiches for 2/3rds of their meals.
> Soylent is for meals you don't care about but need

This is the problem. That concept is completely foreign to a lot of people (me included). The combination of my body's needs and the way I was raised lead me to view each meal as an opportunity to be enjoyed, never a chore.

Something I observed in the weightlifting community: there are people who need to worry about dieting (cutting) and people who worry about eating enough (bulking). Serious weightlifters go through cycles of both but most people struggle more with one side or another.

Bulking isn't a struggle for me -- I can clear 5,000 kcal/day without a sweat. I've trained myself to eat pretty healthy but I'd always prefer steak and eggs for breakfast. On the other hand, a friend of mine complains about all the pizza he has to eat to meet his targets. Soylent makes a lot of sense for him (quick calories) but I'll never understand that feeling of "ugh, I need to eat, guess I'll have a Soylent".
Employees care about them because getting a new title is an official recognition of their accomplishments to themselves and their coworkers, it looks good on a resume, and can definitely be meaningful for optics with clients.

I really don't care that much about them myself. I do use a few different titles depending on the client however.
Sorry, I guess I was thinking realistically how this could happen.
That is, unless you get yourself a time-traveling space ship and dedicate yourself to the engrossing project of personally insulting every single being in the universe, in alphabetical order.

http://www.hhgproject.org/entries/wowbagger.html
(That site sucks to read, btw. White text on black background, ugh.)
Nope, just the smaller of the two. It's great for viewing a whole class or several slide packs at once. Or a single remedy ticket as long as it's not too big...
OMG "disaster pants" is from here out going to be in my lexicon.
I have been seeing the same failures for many IO TLDs

https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/gitlab.io

Example:
https://i.imgur.com/SU4BAHK.png

I have noticed the failures occurring moreso in Asia and Russia than in other regions.
> the exact same plants and mushrooms will be listed as edible in some books and poisonous in others.

Are you serious? Any mycologist or survivalist worth their salt will tell you to avoid any mushrooms you could not identify with 100% certainty because there is no regret if you had them. Some manuals may advocate (in very desperate situations) eating a small piece of an unknown species to see if you have a reaction before consuming more, but that is still pretty dodgy since not all toxins have a short incubation period.
Soylent Blog – Soylent Bar and Powder Update
The big successful aspects of the law remain in my mind:
Elimination of lifetime caps, pre-existing conditions. Allowing children to remain on plans until 26.
Insuring millions more via expansion of Medicaid or subsidies of premiums with initially more competitive plans.

By and large I think it was a success, albeit a completely temporary bandaid to a system that requires massive re-thinking
Yea, let's perpetrate a scam like this to raise money to prevent scams like this from occurring.

Or do you think the money is going to come from somewhere else? Why should I have to pay for the ever increasing coddling of the American public?
Where are these rancid lies coming from?

Companies hate public salaries, and there is ample evidence everywhere to look, including efforts to legally prohibit employees from disclosing their salaries and unenforceable claims in employee handbooks.

More information can never make a market more inefficient.
Ensure is not intended to be used as a complete nutrition source, so it's not surprising that subsisting on it for long periods would cause problems. For long term use a nutritionally complete formula should be used such as Jevity or Twocal (made by the same company that makes Ensure).
If Rust is FP then that term is meaningless too ;-)
No. Removing options seems to be a common trend in modern software design and I hate it. The prevailing wisdom seems to be that if there's a choice between doing something two different ways, rather than adding an option, the developer should pick the solution that fits 90% of their target audience and ignore the remaining 10%. The problem with that is that every time you make that decision, you ignore a different 10%, and eventually your software is only suitable for users who stay inside the box that the developers made for them, not the long tail of users with niche use cases. I think open source devs don't "get" this because they tend to write software to scratch their own itches and they often have their own niche use cases. Maybe the reason they had to scratch their own itch in the first place was because other software was too inflexible to fit their needs.

Of course, some open source projects do have this philosophy, and when they start removing options, I switch to something else. GNOME is a good example. I wish the current version of Nautilus (GNOME Files?) had half the options of the file managers that forked from earlier versions of Nautilus (Nemo and Caja,) because I actually use those options.
Absolutely. My thoughts exactly. It's like I can skip reading all the lore of today (and past 10 years or so) and just read this as all that I need to build a profitable software product.
No, this particular question has an empirical answer.
>Advertising is never going away

Tell that to Sao Paulo!

In a perfect world visibility would come from word of mouth. But alas, we are stuck being constantly bombarded with attempts to brainwash us into feeling familiar with the brands of huge corporations and encouraging us to consume.
Programs and Probability [pdf]
I'm thinking of ideas like [differential privacy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_privacy).
From my perspective the fewer personal decisions my employer is involved in the better. If my employer wants to offer 401k match, that's great. But I should get to opt out and put that into a 401k plan of my choosing, not be limited to the crappy options my employer provides. It's great that employers offer a health care plan. I should be able to take that money and shop around for options that are a better fit for me personally. I've never even smoked pot a single time in my life, but it's disgusting that so many employers do random drug testing. It's none of their business if people do drugs off the clock. And I could rant all day about Hobby Lobby and their ilk denying people coverage for abortions. The best thing my employer could say about whether or not I choose to have children, or what kind of health care I should get, or how I should plan for retirement, or whether or not I use drugs is nothing at all.

I recognize I'm in the minority for some of those. I'm not suggesting people who want their employers involved in their reproductive choices are "wrong," because I honestly don't feel like there's a right or wrong here. It's just that it's foreign to me to view my employer in that way.
> A person with real self-esteem doesn't need to be praised all the time.

True. And from what I understand, adults get that self-esteem from being given unconditional love as children, when they don't have the capacity to provide it to themselves.
How much steady, difficult progress is currently being made?

This seems like a thing that is being under-funded and under-researched, and more money, and particularly attention, being given to it is a good thing even if you don't think the particular method is likely to be effective.
There are 7 IO nameservers (ns-d1.io, ns-l1.io ,ns-y1.io, ns-a1.io, ns-a2.io, ns-a3.io).
Only ns-a4.io and ns-a3.io respond.
Still less of a burden compared to meat and vegetables
I did a DIY soylent diet for ~6 months last year. I had maybe 1 regular meal every 2 weeks during that time.

Honestly, it fucking kicked ass. I'll list some of the pros and cons

Pro

- Easy to make

- Portable

- Little mess/no cleaning

- More time to do other stuff

- Most insane regular shits. 2pm everyday, sit, shit, 2x wipe, done in 30 seconds. Every shit was exactly the same.

- Never any indigestion, gas, diarrhea, sick feeling

- Never felt hungry. Like I would go weeks without feeling that sensation

- Felt really good overall

- Skin disease cleared up for the first time in over a decade

- Perfect control over calories and macro composition

- Cheap(ish), $7 a day.

Cons

- Bland/bad taste and texture

- Gets old fast (like "Ugghh, not this again")

- Must drink lots of water with it. (really only a con because I had to carry a water bottle too, but water is good for you)

- Takes a while to drink, at least for me.

- Piss is neon yellow (from vitamin B, not really a con, just odd)

- People are kind of freaked out by it

- Doesn't store well in liquid form, so must be made each time before drinking or at least daily.

- Needs some time to sit (~30 min) after making or else it has a really bitter taste.

- First 2 weeks were brutal. Felt all manner of sick and uneasy from it. My body felt all out of wack. Intense headaches too. Others had warned of this so I pushed on. I was about to give up but on day 13 I woke up feeling great and it was smooth sailing from then on out. Guess it was my body adjusting? I had a really shit diet before that.

Right now I am still drinking them but way less, maybe 6 a week down from 21 a week. Regular food is just so good. But I plan to go back to it in the near future.
Rather since we have multi-gig RAM on consumer machines.

On embedded systems it might not be trivial, but on my laptop with its 4gigs of RAM and even more so on my desktop with 16gigs, 50mbs is definitely trivial.
Soylent is a bad idea. Your body needs unidentified parts of plants that make you live a decade or more longer if you eat them every day, called phytonutrients. You're just killing yourself by eating shit, may as well eat fast food it has as many nutrients. Fuck soylent, eat a mcburger. Tastes better, same effect.
> (Un)fortunately, we had to assume that there were non-paranormal causes for the triggers. In fact, PIR motion sensors have been known for generating false positives

Duh.
Emailed. Also, archiving all of the current version of csiro.au, just in case.
Could you kindly expand on your a comment a bit to be more substantive, especially near the end (write more clearly the point you are making) and then I would like to respond to the points you raised. Realize you feel strongly about it. :)
I love the Soylent concept. I did it for a good amount of last year (before getting a job with free food).

My only complaints:

* Too expensive

* Too inconvenient (It leaves a residue on everything, and mixing a pitcherful consistently was a chore)
The worst is when you read a news "story" that is basically fluff using 3 - 4 hand-picked tweets as citation to justify its thesis. As if snarky one-liner reactions to events on Twitter somehow constitute news.
Ahh, the combined 12 weeks is the case when both parents are employed by the same employer. So you're right, it's usually 12 weeks each.

https://webapps.dol.gov/elaws/whd/fmla/10a1.aspx

> A husband and wife who are eligible for FMLA leave and are employed by the same covered employer may be limited to a combined total of 12 weeks of leave during any 12-month period ...

But generally, even if they're both covered, they can both only take 12 weeks if the mother is somehow incapacitated.

>The mother is entitled to FMLA leave for any period of incapacity due to pregnancy, for prenatal care or for her own serious health condition following the birth of a child. The husband is entitled to FMLA leave if needed to care for his pregnant spouse who is incapacitated or if needed to care for her during her prenatal care, or if needed to care for the spouse following the birth of a child if the spouse has a serious health condition. See Serious Health Condition for more information.
This was outside the Sid Meier series, but Civilization: Call to Power had a Slaver unit, a stealth unit which could capture enemy citizens from their city.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilization:_Call_to_Power

Also, in Civilization 6, from what I've read, the Aztec "Eagle Warrior" unit has an ability to "turn defeated enemy units into Builders". I think the subtext is clearly that the defeated units are enslaved, though it's curious that they don't say so. I do suspect that they don't highlight the subject because players might find it unpleasant.
It's not quite the same. The Apple magsafe feels more firmly attached. The differences could come down to avoiding Apple's patents.
Why would you say that? The Track bar has voice over, just like the trackpad.
Sorry but appeal to popularity can justify a pragmatic decision not to DO anything about a stupid situation, but it doesn't make it non-stupid.

Just accept saying "yeah, it's idiotic that Javascript is needed in X framework just to show text, but it's not a priority for most people to fix it" instead of trying to say that it isn't a shitty bug.

It's a shitty bug that comes from a stupid bad design, but you can get away with it these days because it affects only a minority of people in practice. That's the simple truth here.
While this sounds awesome in theory, I don't think I'd find it fun to have everyone deciding on what everyone in the company should be paid. It seems like weird office politics, jealousy, and unrelated things would get involved. This is all just my opinion, but I feel like even though this idea is good in theory, it will be ruined by people, just like valve's org structure model.

The truth is, no one knows what anyone should be paid, really. The market decides it. I feel like this kind of policy just creates a powderkeg of opinion and emotion. Maybe it works for a team of 25 (at least as far as we can see), but definitely not for a company of 500.

Please everyone just put your salaries in Glassdoor and call it a day. Everyone make sure they get paid market or above, be a responsible adult and look out for yourself.
Armies have mutinied over bad food and here you are voluntarily subsisting on gruel. The 21st century is weird.
Not quite. In civ 5. If your happiness gets pretty bad you cities will start spawning rebel units. Revolts can happen and entire cities might even switch sides to a different civ with a preferred ideology.
Its pretty rare for a human player to have to deal with that though.

http://civilization.wikia.com/wiki/Happiness_(Civ5)#Brave_Ne...
I mean... why is it hard for the majority of users to use linux?

Why is it hard for the majority of users to use a password manager?

Because most people on the planet are busy and don't give a damn.
Long-sought atmospheric intermediate detected
I've done a lot of thinking about this myself, and I think for an entity that thinks far enough ahead there would be.

Lets say we have an AGI that is trying to maximise a goal, such as maximise its expected future knowledge over all time/space; an entity like this would likely 'play' extremely conservatively, slowly expand and build its understanding.

Now on a universal view the probability that it is the strongest is infinitesimal, there is always a chance of something bigger out there with a tech level that allows it to see without the AGI knowing about it. This is critical, as a min/max strategy would likely dictate playing extremely conservatively, and going out of your way to demonstrate that you're friendly, even when you think no one is watching and you're vastly superior. The universe is big, you'd have to be a real asshole to attack a sentient species when there is so much unused asteroid and other mass out there.

Need to formalise this more, as I think this approach holds the key to AI safety.

Tl;dr: On infinite time scales being the aggressor is too risky, therefore something at least approximating morality is optimal.
> it only has a 1080 screen and I don't care about battery life

Then you are not in Apple's market, period. For a lot of mobile users, wicked specs are pointless if you are tied to an outlet.
Why did this get flagged?
How to SET UP AN OUT OF OFFICE VACATION AUTO-REPLY IN GMAIL
But what if they introduce the way to make our sexual reproduction activity not causing pregancy?
What if they made something you wear over your penis, or a pill that the woman take, so that sexual reproduction activity doesn't comes with all its consequence?

Oh! The horror!
"I hate to bust yer bubble :) , but the Founders were largely deeply indebted aristocrats who felt mostly a slight to their honor. That is largely why the Revolution happened."

Sorry, I was a bit hyperbolic. I did not claim the founding fathers were anything but what you say.

From historical perspective, what they achieved, was an exceptionally good outcome. Namely - they created a new system of government that did not degenarate into a dictatorship despite the tumultuous beginnings and enormous popular and military support for some of it's leaders (e.g. Washington).

My purpose was to point out that designed changes on how a society operates can be implemented and the change can be implemented in good form. The USA was perhaps a bit too extreme example, as there are many others, less radical as well.

"I'd also dump Maslow soon. There's too much hubris amongst the rich and powerful for it to work well."

I've found the hierarchy of needs a fantastic model in simplicity and power in exploring human condition. What specifically is wrong with it?
I also did something like this many years ago, after finishing my bachelors and I was struggling to figure out what my next steps were. I took it one step further and tried to see if there was some sort of emergent theme that I could overlay over all my various efforts that had some sort of broader meaning to it. I find it enormously satisfying to be able to be able to fit all my various sub-projects, and extracurricular into this kind of network - it makes me feel like I'm constantly pushing some broader goal forward.
Clearly seeing you're from /g/ I'll reply.

I used to be Thinkpad hardcore too. I switched to Mac when my x200/x201 hybrid that I built died (fell off the top of a server rack) and work bought me an MBPr. I'm pretty firm in the Apple camp now. I used to be a hater and holy shit was I wrong.

Now that my workflow is mostly photography and 4k video editing I couldn't imagine being back on a Thinkpad with Arch/CentOS. Windows is dead to me and has been for years, I'd go back to Linux FAR before Windows, but the workflow on OSX is just so damn sweet that I'm not even thinking about it.

There's really no company that comes even close to Apple for my use case. That being said I wouldn't pay $2800 either. Let the suckers buy it and I buy lightly used for half the price. The new screen is really, really, tempting though.
Here is the ideal of what every site should look like:

http://motherfuckingwebsite.com

edit: Seriously, why does a site need to be like a fucking pop-up book?!
Slavery isn't absent in civ 5, its just abstracted away.
TL;DR: If you know who you follow or whose links you click on twitter, you might leave a unique profile behind you.
He said "but your containers are not running as root".

That is objectively false.

uid = 0 is "privileged" basically everywhere in the kernel, from filesystem management (reading a file bindmounted in that's owned by root e.g.) to binding to low ports (like 80).
Disrupt at its finest.
The AirPods are Bluetooth, but I was under the impression that the improved pairing and battery life technology relied on the source also featuring the W1 chip. After looking into it, an article[^1] from 9to5mac implies otherwise. If that's the case, we can strike this complaint from the list.

1. https://9to5mac.com/2016/09/12/apple-w1-chip-how-it-works/
MySQL 8.0: Retiring support for libmysqld
> but I'll never understand that feeling of "ugh, I need to eat, guess I'll have a Soylent".

It sounds like you have either more free time or a more a steady work schedule then their target user.
"It's not [...] supposed to replace all meals."

Wait,

"Soylent is an open source meal REPLACEMENT[emph added], advertised as a "staple meal", available in liquid and powdered forms as a beverage, and as a solid-form meal bar. Its creators state that Soylent meets all nutritional requirements for an average adult."

If something is advertised as a "meal replacement", it seems likely that people will use it to ... replace their meals - for those inclined, that would mean "all meals".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_(food)
A good thing. When it works, it filters out technology that is actually harmful before it becomes widely used.
Its not likely that Apple will really start to embrace the web, but we can go the other direction! Somebody could figure out how to tie this into an Electron API. (It would be awesome to use the touch bar with Atom, for example)

With a bit of legwork, you could refactor and ship a React app with react-native-macos, and write a module that allows you to use NSTouchBar from JS.
Yeah but unplugging for meetings is annoying enough with a magsafe. The real problem there that needs fixing is the meeting obsessed culture but in the meantime I have to do what I can to make things easier on myself.