skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Again, "never" is the wrong standard.

You can assume never means “outside of extreme extenuating circumstances”, since that’s how it’s generally used in common speech.
> and r/the_donald drives too much traffic to reddit for them to seriously consider it for them

Ehh, it's not that, the sub is not really that active outside of a core group. Their user base isn't that involved either, none of the polls they post get any traction (that's why they stopped posting them) and for the most part frontpage posts get like 60-100 comments (unless it's a 'big' story). So it's not the traffic for sure, no matter how much they want to delude themselves about the 10 million invisible subs or whatever.

It's the press. Because like it or not they would be making a pretty big political statement by banning the sub, the main 'supporters club' for the currently sitting US president. Whatever ban reason will be picked apart and spun by either side of the press and the whole thing will become a big unmanageable mess, which is not something anyone would want to trigger. Better to wait it out until, for whatever reason, he's no longer the president. At that point I'm sure the rules regarding death threats, racism and witch hunting will be enforced a bit less leniently.
I know. That multiple time felon just can't catch a break! Didn't he work hard, to repeatedly flout the law, waste tax payer money, and the time of civil servants? Doesn't he deserve someone else's money for all his effort?

Sarcasm aside, I think the proper result would be between what you hope - that he gets away with it, and what I hope - which is that he gets a bullet in the head. A good middle ground would be that he returns what he took, goes to prison, and finally learns the lesson he has resisted thus far.
Protein is good, but not too much from meat:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27479196

> CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE:

> High animal protein intake was positively associated with cardiovascular mortality and high plant protein intake was inversely associated with all-cause and cardiovascular mortality, especially among individuals with at least 1 lifestyle risk factor. Substitution of plant protein for animal protein, especially that from processed red meat, was associated with lower mortality, suggesting the importance of protein source.
In Australia alone, there were 300-odd deaths from Dihydrogen Monoxide last year. In some areas there were twice as many deaths as there were from car crashes.
Well, with enough tape and patience :)
Since it was only famous people, who have presumably already tackled the downside of public life, it may have been easily dismissed by the victims.
Music. Headphones. Chillstep, progressive, chillout etc. from di.fm. Long mixes from SoundCloud with and without vocals. "Instrumental"

Breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth.

Less sugar and processed foods. Though everyone has a different resting glucose level.

Apparently it's called alpha-pinene.

Fidget things. Rubberband, paperclip.

The Pomodoro Technique: work 25 minutes, chill for 5 (and look at something at least 20 feet away (20-20-20 rule))

Lists. GTD. WBS.

Exercise. Short walks.
don't forget Clojurescript employs Google Closure compiler that has the best in the market dead-code elimination. Code on prod can be pretty small.
Start slow, don't push until your broken, just push enough so your body has to adapt.
If you've not been doing a lot of exercise just starting walking for 30 mins 4 times a week can be a good start.

After a couple of weeks you'll start adapting to that and feeling a lot better. Then you might want to join up at a gym.

I'd say start with something easy like the machines for a few months. The machines aren't the best way to lift but they're pretty hard to get wrong, come with instructions and get you used to going to the gym.

Limit your time at the gym. For me 40 mins and I'm out. If you feel like you have to be there for a long time it can impact the rest of your life and cause you to give up on it. Regular workouts are key to changing. Not one off insanely intense marathon sessions.

After 3 months or so you'll start noticing a little more energy and confidence. I'd say it's time to learn some barbell lifts. Deadlift, squat, bench press and overhead press. Get good at those over a year or so and you'll be amazed at the changes you see.

Starting strength is a great book to get you going on those lifts. If you can afford it a trainer is also a great way to start. https://athleanx.com/ is also something I've heard nothing but good things about.

Mobility is also huge, learn to stretch from day one. You'll feel amazing if you can get in 20 mins 3 times a week.
Google and Nest reunite in push to add AI to every gadget
Why? It makes perfect sense for anyone living in a warm climate. Anywhere that's casual dress you'll typically see women wearing tops that are quite similar to a wife beater.
The Mexicans would've stopped him. That's why he didn't take the money with him. In his case he would've need to do a reverse coyote which I am going to guess is basically impossible with $1.2m. A boat to Cuba maybe with a flight but otherwise impossible. His best chance outside of friends or family was bitcoin.
I agree. Note that I didn't say only hash the password on the client side.
TMZ and other paparazzi would not exist if this were the rule. I think some states recognize a limited right to control aspects of your likeness, but not nearly as broad as this.
No way. I love learning those lifts. I'll never compete but I'll get better. I'll have a challenge that's more than just grinding through reps. I'll get gains faster than just physiological adaptation allows for as my skill goes up. Olympic lifts can be a lot of fun.
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And paying women less is legal?

https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/types/equalcompensation.cfm

"The Equal Pay Act requires that men and women in the same workplace be given equal pay for equal work."

"If there is an inequality in wages between men and women, employers may not reduce the wages of either sex to equalize their pay."

Seems pretty straightforward. Pay has to be equal. Can't lower wages. Therefore, pay women more. Easy as pie.
Not using absolute terms like "never", and instead using terms like "almost never" or "except in emergencies", would acknowledge and allow for the complex realities you describe, without adding significantly to the number of characters (an absurd metric) and without sacrificing clarity.

In fact JP acknowledges reality when he excepts lies of omission. So the fact that he doesn't do so in other obvious places is strange.

You're left with some rules that are easy to prove nonsensical and easily dismissed. Which is unfortunate.
I don't think one can be certain that a "von Neuman probe" is not "much advanced than we have now."

Maybe the challenge of producing a thing capable of going interstellar distances and foraging the resources it needs to create copies of itself is only short distance (in time) away from our present capabilities but maybe it is vastly far away or impossible. Given we definitely don't know how to do this now, we basically can't say which it is.
Intense laser experiments provide evidence that light can stop electrons
Apple went with H264 for the original iPhone in 2007.

WebM was released in 2010. VP9 is from ‘12/‘13.

H264 was already the web video standard when WebM/VP9 came along.

I take issue with Google trying to force everyone over to their format and removing support for higher resolution H264. They crippled what used to work for me to push their agenda. And because it’s license free I’m supposed to be good with it.

This is exactly the kind of stuff people used to get pissed at MS or Apple for.

But it’s Google, and people love Chrome. So this is good and Apple is the one not going with the ‘standard’ that ‘everyone else’ is using.
They charge for management of large networks on their controller.

You can run your own controller fir free, and it's also open source iirc, but it's not as nice (no web ui) and you're fully on your own.
No, he's likely referring to ocdtrekkie.
Back when I worked for the Aus bureau of stats, I picked up the name of this phenomenon as "the nappy valley".

The name stemmed from plotting various demographic and performance stats against each other split by gender.

Male and female trends often moved in lock step, except for the child bearing years where female metrics dropped away as though falling into the metaphorical valley.

After the child bearing years, females would "climb out" and start on an upward trend again, much like the males who never entered the valley, but they could never catch up again against the opportunity cost of spending that time in the valley.

/anecdote
> Never assume the motives of others are, to them, less noble than yours are to you. Never? And what if the other is lying, cheating and stealing?

Motives, not actions. Odds are pretty high that the shared motivation for you and the lying, cheating, stealing other is to achieve the best outcome possible for yourselves, you're just going about it in different ways.

One way this advice manifests practically is that, as a rule, people are not "out to get you", they're just looking out for themselves, and it's much easier to deal with them when you understand that.
I have at least a photo of emacs running on a very early version, but it's not representative of what I eventually arrived at. I'll see if I can dig it up.
I think the comments about labour supply with respect maternal grandparents are a really interesting note. Or, I can imagine your upbringing would shape a lot of our subtle inclinations and decisions with regard to things.
> Really itching to install some Kerbal Space Program mods and try to figure it out...

If someone doesn't add a Tesla Roadster mod to the VAB I'll be extremely disappointed in the entire modding community.
First met JPB in '87.

I'm realizing I'm too sad to share any of the many stories.

But it also makes me realize how much of an Internet warrior we've all lost, and that we need to keep up the hope and the fight. Donate to EFF as memorial, please.
If I’ll ever have my own death metal band I will call it The Vinegaroon.
I am sure he could have just mailed it UPS, FEDEX or something.
That's a good point. You can definitely choose cars that are both more recent than 20 years old and do not have tracking. I have a car from 2011 and I didn't even feel the need to consider tracking when I got it 4 years ago.
Get a gym buddy, could be any friend that wants to hit the gym too or one that already goes and doesn't mind you tagging along. Don't have to workout together, you just want someone not to disappoint and text when you want to flake.
Thanks. Do you know of any naturally-high-in-protein plant-based source that isn't soy (i.e. tofu etc) or hemp?

Asking cos I've had a hard time finding protein dense plant based alternatives, and as a vegetarian, it's really hard to get a lot of proteins from plant-based sources without processed stuff like Vega etc.

I do eat quinoa but 1) it's very expensive and 2) you have to eat 2 or 3 cups of cooked quinoa to get like 25 gms of protein which is a lot of quinoa per day.
Apologies for procrastinating earlier, just went through Workflowy's documentation this morning. It does have some scheduling features still lacks reminders though which we can easily program in org-mode. All in all it could be used for project management for teams provided they give support for github which seems unlikely since their focus is to be as generic as possible.
I saw "Beef is a class 2A carcinogen" and suspect you just watched "What the health"? If so there are claims that that movie got a few things wrong. https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/what-the-health-a-movie-wit...
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Err. 300K cars on the road?
This is a cool idea, I tried to sign up but her signup button 404s
A todo list for new ASP.NET Core projects
There's one YouTuber who does car ramp jumps between different bodies in the Kerbal system!
:P Ive recently been reading Ian Hacking's The Social Construction of What? which is a serious yet very entertaining analysis of all those Social Construction of X books and ideas. And probably much more worth reading than any of them.
"for equal work" you missed the most important line. This paper is showing that they are not doing equal work. Not time wise nor trip wise.
The conclusion of Professor Skiena's answer to a question about tech interviews[0]:

"When I had a startup company, all candidates we interviewed were amazed that I never asked them algorithm questions! I wasn't hiring them to answer puzzle questions, so why ask? And I am quite proud of the very good people we hired at General Sentiment".

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/7vxid2/i...
as if life isnt hard enough already, now the company wants to keep tabs on my sleep and vitals?! what the actual fuck
And what's he telling everyone

1) Ego

2) I have no scientific evidence for this but it feels humans want to confess and unless death find them first everyone will confess every crime they have done. It could be through a joke, or to a complete stranger or some other way.
Pretty good timing for me. I am hoping to expand my homelab and other than my pfSense router and FreeIPA box (both on C2000) everything else is on the older xeon-d's. I may not move to the newer ones (looking at what supermicro has listed I see a lack of a board with a x16 PCI-E slot) and the power requirements of the new Xeon-Ds look disappointing to me. Shall have to see.
If that is your position, it's quite different from your initial statement that GP had to be "incredibly out of touch".

There are multiple, billion dollar companies where users rent out large, personal assets to others. I don't see that as "nothing to support the idea". It's direct evidence that people are willing to do it at a reasonable level of scale.

I'm not sure what level of scale you're thinking or what you're responding to at this point. If you can scale back a bit on the hyperbole and adversarial mindset, I'm interested to discuss.
She's the one with the real balls. Frankly I would be scared to steal from anyone who would steal a million.
I'd imagine the huge variety of nude/sex mods in almost every video game ever made, or the idea of rule34 in general, seems to indicate it is anything but fringe.
I've got some bad news: https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/06/0624_030624...

> Scorpions hibernate in times of extreme cold, which allows Asian species to live as far north as nearly 50 degrees latitude. "That's under snow a good four months a year," said Fet. "There's no way they are active there in cold weather, but they hibernate, and do this even in Asian deserts where it becomes very cold."
Reconsider, but hopefully this will encourage the developers to address accessibility. I think it is important that automation is considered in the same category as accessibility. Automation could lead to great strides in accessibility.
Things it gives me:

- Turn it off from bed when I forget to do it before going to sleep. My system is too loud for us to have it one while we sleep.

- Peace of mind that I didn't leave it on while outside the house. It just detects when our phones have left. Whatever savings that makes, too.

- Similarly, it starts when it detects our phones are about to enter the house, so when we get in the heater is already on to welcome us.

- No need to walk all the way to it, all freezing, first thing in the morning. If I need to wake up before it turns on automatically, I just tell it to turn on from bed.
I'd be interested in seeing the crash test results when it slaps into the side of an asteroid at 13,600 m/s

Hopefully the dummy has a few G sensors on board...
I think there have even been studies that correlate all protein intake (regardless of source) inversely with longevity, so I try not to get too worked up about not having a meal with a lot of it. Beans, lentils, peanuts, etc. have a decent amount of protein, but even bread has protein and nowadays it's not hard to find high fiber, high protein bread. I love meat so this is all difficult, and I hope to eat less over time. I think it's a balance between the short-term benefits of protein (energy, muscle) and the long term effects of high protein consumption (tough on your organs).
If you have the budget, hire a personal trainer for 1-2 hours/week. It's not cheap, but having to make the appointment or lose the money you spent is a huge motivator. They'll probably work you harder than you would work alone as well as enforce good form. I got started lifting weights this way.

Then you'll be motivated to work out on your own to save money.
I would say it's a delusional victimhood on the part of those people.

/r/The_Donald has broken many rules of Reddit and the largest punishment they've been given is that /r/popular was created to steer people to less toxic content.

You can also look to how long they let /r/physical_removal (advocates of political violence towards "commies" and "leftists") and /r/incels (advocates of sexual assault, rape, and violence against women) stay open.

/r/MensRights is still around despite doxxing and harassing people in the past.
At the beginning of this project, the author naive to think Chinese comment will attract more Chinese contributors. However, it does not actually work. So the author will consider commenting in English. In the new code.
That doesn't answer my question. If you're appending to the end of a table, regardless of system you still need one machine somewhere to ingest new records for the same primary key, right?
Personally, I’m a fan of Next Level v-necks when it comes to t-shirts. They’re quite inexpensive through Amazon. I hate doing laundry, so I usually have about a dozen. I’m 6’, 220lbs, and the athletic cut is great—incredibly soft, broader shoulders and chest vs waist (no straight cut). I typically go for the large when wearing normally, but keep a few mediums as a snug undershirt when wearing a buttoned/dress shirt. I usually get a few years’ use out of them.

Pants are almost always a pain for me—I can’t do skinny jeans as my ass and thighs refuse to cooperate with the stick-leg cut. I opt for Buckle/Salvage jeans here—not those Affliction abominations with the bedazzled ass pockets, mind you. They make a few cuts that are a stretchy type of denim, and they’re amazing. Feels just like wearing a pair of pajama pants. I usually have a couple pairs to cycle through between laundry loads.
> in which case we take a fee: 10% for people who start during the beta.

Why take a cut from the publisher? Why not instead open up access to the publishers via a marketplace on your site so people/companies can sponsor the mailing lists? You can take a cut from the sponsor for having given the opportunity to introduce them to publisher(s) that cater to their market. It's a win-win-win for the potential sponsors(advertisers), the publishers as well as Substack. As a sponsor, I would have immediate market access through these publishers who cater to my niche. As a publisher, I would have outsourced the task of attracting sponsors and managing sponsor timelines to Substack so I can focus more on creating content and expanding my mailing list. As Substack, you wouldn't have to annoy your publishers by taking a cut and instead carry over your fee to be paid by sponsors/advertisers. A bonus would be allowing your publishers to carry over their existing sponsors to use your system which would possibly attract a huge populace of publishers who are currently manually micro-managing their existing sponsors and timelines instead of focusing on creating content.
The article suggests that remaining gender inequality in Denmark is due to women leaving the work force (for a period of time) when they have children, and other factors related to bearing children.

It seems that one way forward might be to extend paid parental leave for both parents. It depends on access to childcare, but I feel it’s hard to be back to 100% at work within the first 2 years of a child being born in any case.

This might help level the playing field. It might also help fathers take a more active role in raising children (unfortunately fathers still appear to be generally less active in this area):

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/jul/05/childca...
Tesla is sending mechanics to customers' homes for repairs
> Pyo3 is not affected by this issue. pyo3 compiles in c-api interface, it doesn't use separate libs for that (python27-sys)

At some point, it must use a separate "lib" for that. Some of the core functions in the Python API exist in the Python binary; it is debatable whether one considers that a "separate lib", or not, but is isn't possible to compile it into your binary. (Or there would be two of whatever you decide to compile in, and that would be problematic.)

I looked into it, since you said it was not be affected. PyO3's own README notes that it is affected by the issue; it lists the same proposed solution as the bug against rust-cpython does. While the solution "works", in the sense that you can build a working module from it, the problem with the solution is that the ergonomics of it are terrible; my understanding is that it completely prevents one from being able to `cargo build`.

That said, I was not aware of either `cargo rustc` or `setuptools-rust`; at the time I was looking into it, setuptools lacked the necessary support to implement `setuptools-rust`, so that's nice to see that that has finally occurred. `cargo rustc` alleviates much of the concern around the ergonomics of building the extension, though that'll still be fun to explain to coworkers. The combination of all that would seem to imply that building Rust extensions might finally be somewhat feasible.
You can always program something if you want. Their client ibrary is excellent https://trello.readme.io/v1.0/reference#client-library
There are assortment of ways to get data which you can filter and show the cards that you want.
Late 30s? You're not old, it seems insane to me that you are googling what normal clothes are..? Put on some jeans and a polo... this isn't exclusively for people in their mid 20's it's for all ages. But regardless it doesn't matter because no CEO should be berating an employee for over dressing that's the more absurd part of this story.
Yikes. Bitcoin: the best for illegal transactions. That's not a positive attribute.
The end of an era. You will be missed, you wonderful old beatific cybernetic flower child ;) RIP

California, a prophet on the burning shore
California, I'll be knocking on the golden door
Like an angel, standing in a shaft of light
Rising up to paradise, I know I'm gonna shine
You may want to have a look at this other article from today. Forcing everything into a black-and-white dichotomy could be a sign of serious psychological issues.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16322782
Can you expand on what you mean by automation? Do you mean something like the Windows UI Automation API, which is an accessibility API that doubles as a way to automatically test UIs? Or do you mean something more like COM Automation or AppleScript?
So I guess the specific issue that grandparent raised was if multiple users wanted to edit the same record. So even if the queue is sharded on some primary key, then for each partition, either a) you only have one machine ingesting and thus a SPOF, or b) you ingest data using multiple machines, which means you need consensus/conflict resolution somewhere, right?
Govc is great. We use it all the time in-house at VMware. :)