skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Some rural areas are so isolated, or neighbors so unconnected, that nobody is talking about you or even aware of you. There may not even be anyone near who would be a candidate to discuss you.

For example, my friends who live in the San Luis Valley of Colorado. They moved from the Midwest and rented a 60 acre plot. They have yet to meet any of their neighbors after about 10 months. They’ve vaguely gotten to know people who work at the hardware or grocery stores, but these people don’t think about them outside of work. Since default is to stay at home and have no contact with anyone, they’d have to go out of their way to have social contact with people in the town.

This is not nearly as remote as some areas I know, either. And even more remote areas, if your neighbors talked about you at all, it might just be like “oh yeah, there’s some guy that lives down by 45 with the truck” and they keep you in mind in case they have an emergency.
> After WWII they adopted a view of masculinity as toxic. And women have a big part on this phenomenon.

You have no source for this at all. Don't blame Japanese women for Japanese men's lack of sexual desire. It seems Japanese women WANT to have sex. So... the problem is obviously not women.
This is my first guess but it became stable shortly after (15 upvotes).
jQuery... I am still in the process of purging all jQuery from my projects. It may be a mistake to use it in your code examples.

(my personal opinion/experience is that front end devs are moving away from it entirely, and it's only going to be used for eye-candy and minor public-facing user interaction in the future if at all.)

Vue... I looked briefly at the example with the table... and it seems it would be much easier with Vue, but maybe I am missing something?

I do like the "idea" of my code getting close to the intended web components we've been promised [0] ... So I suspect you are on to something here concept wise.

[0] https://caniuse.com/#search=web%20component
I don't think that's the case here. The Japanese are tough on the weak, and make it hard to adopt to the society. Kids are bullied if they don't conform to the norm. This is not dealt with in Japan or hasn't been too much except for the few NGOs doing a good job. And it seems that their approach works.
Electron doesn't use Wayland?

I just set it all up, got VS Code and IntelliJ running, and of the two, VS Code looks the best. It's the only app I've seen that integrates the menu bar items into the ChromeOS menu bar, which saves a lot of space and looks way better.
That would only be true if having more individuals of a species with every generation would be a positive thing for that species. If we look at any other species, this seems not to be the case. There are limits to resources and often it makes sense much more sense to have less individuals so you don't overpopulate and destroy the resources which you need for that species to survive (over-fishing, predator-prey dynamics, etc.).
Has Netflix, or other stabbing services, increased screen use overall? If Fortnite is a competitor doesn't that show to some extent that viewers limit screen time: or is it only natural limits (job, school/work, hours in a day) that are in effect?
> So it is a nice step in the right direction, but we are not there yet.

Even if it's not perfect, it's like a million times better than everything else around.

Perfection will come. Maybe.
An all-meat (carnivore) diet turns out to be a hell of an elimination diet, which probably explains the large impact on their well-being.
Why are you blaming women exactly?

Japanese men seem afraid of women in general and have a need to infantalize them so they can consume them. There is a big culture of illustrated child porn there, it's out in the open, everywhere and normalized like no where else. It's retweeted on twitter by otherwise normal seeming illustrators/people, though it would disturb most people outside of Japan. The culture of cute, kawaii things is just as obvious in it's sex industry as it is in everything else, although in a very horrifying way.
I really love how Hulu's current web interface makes it really easy to toggle Autoplay on/off. I hate how Netflix makes me search through account menus.

Hulu's current interface definitely isn't perfect, but I love the convenient toggle for Autoplay; and I love being able to search for episodes by name. As a fan of Seinfeld and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, I can remember an episode's name waaayyy more easily than I can remember its season/episode number

Maybe it's just in my head, but I feel like Netflix doesn't care what I want or think anymore. I feel like they've taken the position that their metrics and projections know better than I do.
>Otherwise, I see no reason why this specific phenomenon might be in the cards for other societies, at least anecdotally speaking.

Well, sub-replacement population rates, lower fertility, lower testosterone, more divorces, more unmarried people, and more lonely people ("loneliness epidemic"), are all phenomena that have made it to western societies (US and EU for starters).

And the current sexual climate isn't exactly very hot and "anything goes" either -- 70s was probably "peak sex" as far as the west is concerned. It's more like a variant of Victorian era prudishness than the "sexual revolution".

More like hipster versions of Alex Keaton than Steve and Elyse...
The idea of "mostly plants" was arrived at using the same methods you don't seem to trust. Why are you ok with that one?
I think anyone who is willing to put their real face and name in front of what they are (re)selling can be trusted more than any fake LLC or profile or ebay user account.

If they have videos on instagram and do a live demo and walk through and you can see who their real friends are, then you can probably trust them as much as currently possible.
I block websites I deem to be a waste of time during my automated Pomodoro sessions with Focus app. Works beautifully for me.

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/focusing
I haven’t been on Apple’s site in a long while (or on a Mac). Wasn’t sure how Compression and Motion were faring since FCPX came out.
Also, there's good food and there's bad food. It's hard to find something that you could label 'keto' that's downright terrible (once big food catches on I'm sure there's gonna be a ton of awful 'keto' food).

I spend a lot of time in Japan and US. In Japan food is simple, unprocessed, healthy. When I come to US and even though I eat well the food feels like glue in my stomach. And everything has horrible carbs in it. Salads? So much sugar I can barely eat them. Meat? Laced with sugar.

I wouldn't mind carbs from vegetables but they get mixed in this sugary garbage and then people come out and say "carbs are good for you" and then you end up fat and unhealthy.

Also, when I eat carbs I simply don't feel so good. Keto has been great so I'm going to stick to it.

I don't mind going off-keto but I won't touch anything with added sugar. Go to Whole Foods and look at kombucha. Why does it need a ton of sugar? It's hard to find one that doesn't. Or that "healthy" cucumber something something kale juice? Ton of sugar. Yuck.
Regressive regarding evolutionary traits -- not regarding whatever the current trends and fads deem as "progressive" (which could even be asexuality).
Most of these were from Windows 95. They got some slight cosmetic improvements in 98 and then again for 2000 if I remember correctly.
Going by this video alone, there weren't any indications (in my opinion) that they're only focusing on the cure.

It did mention that the government is trying to understand the condition (which requires figuring out the causes) but the rental sisters were not treated as a cure. They're treated as last-resort treatment for some men. It is not scalable though; if there are a million or so men already in that stage, addressing the causes won't help, it is already too late for most.

Note that this isn't an issue to Japan either, it is becoming a bigger issue in other countries like US, UK, India, China as well.

In addition, you have not provided any source as to your assumption as what the cause is. We have the words of one men already in the video saying he was bullied and the society is tough on bullied people like that.
Meh. They look very dated to me.
I feel as though cozy on the internet is a place where things are right and people generally don't argue, they discuss (if that), where you're around people who know and appreciate you, or otherwise engaging in a community sharing the same jokes and knowledge. Where the technology just works and you don't have to mess with Javascript settings, and when you've helped someone out with an issue on your favorite language's IRC channel. Where you watch a wholesome cookery/historical/science video on Youtube...

I expect it varies from person to person.
Time Will End in Five Billion Years, Physicists Predict (2010)
I'm sure we will go full circle back to that style soon enough, but with higher resolution and expanded color palette.
I downvoted you. The fact that the article raised the point shows they understand your point - baseless attack calling it click bait.
But what an empty threat!

What are feminists even going to do? Give sex doll afficionados the cold shoulder?

It’s not like any feminist is ever going step in and occupy the void a sex bot fills. They’re the ones digging the hole.

This is obviously a case where not being part of the solution is indeed being part of the problem, and laughably so.
I do wonder if the pervasive sexualization of young girls in Japan deeply affects of psyche of Japanese men, who never develop the chance to form healthy sexual relationships with adult women -- because they've never had the opportunity to sexually desire adult women.
I’ve had the same tefal skillet for 5 years bought at target for less than 20 bucks and it’s stoll going fine...
https://www.passblue.com/2016/03/01/egypts-fertility-rate-tu...
That is certainly good to hear. Though I would argue that it is those manufacturers who deserve a lot of the credit. I don't want to be a buzzkill. I just hate when people get to to have their cake and eat it too.

All these words like "boutique", "indie", "hacker", "custom" or whatever you want to call it has meaning. Their positive connotation is based on some sort of substance. That there is something unique going on. Whether that is independence, a scene or something else. And Stockholm is truly awful for that these days.

I am certainly not negative toward independent, or small businesses. But as you grow there will at one point be significant incentive to pretend that there is substance when there isn't. So at one point you are selling "craft beer" from you mansion, while everyone else is struggling with e.g. distribution.

On the other hand sometimes people are scrappy just for its own sake, which isn't necessarily good either. I am not necessarily against outsourcing (even though I think a middle road would be the best), just put in on the tin.
You've given basically the right answer for changing phase within the same orbit, i.e., if you start with multiple satellites near each other on the same circular path, and you want to space them out evenly along that path. However, the Iridium Next satellites have enough fuel to change ('migrate') to the next orbital plane over. They save fuel by using some tricks involving the non-uniform nature of the Earth's gravitational field, which only works because the migration can be done slowly.

There are 6 planes in the constellation and the satellites were delivered 10-at-a-time on 7 launches, plus 5 satellites on an 8th rideshare launch. There are 11 operational satellites in each plane (plus 9 spares distributed over the planes), and it's easy to see that migration is necessary to fill out all 11 slots in all 6 planes given those launches.

More info:

http://www.rod.sladen.org.uk/iridium.htm
And yet Africa's fertility rate is far above replacement levels, while those of China, Europe, and the US are below. I don't see how the change in fertility rate since the 60s is relevant.
Or, they don't report their elderly dead to collect their pension. There has been stories about this: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-pacific-11258071
Hmm, you are talking about it from the perspective of a teacher. I, on the other hand, was talking about the perspective of a student which I had been. And while I did take pedagogy classes, I absolutely wouldn't comment on what works best as a teacher, considering I lack sufficient knowledge there.
Love it, thanks for sharing. Also curious as to what I could search to find more music similar to this.
Alright, we've moved the comments there.
"That the parent believes"? This has been a well known fact for decades:

http://graphics.thomsonreuters.com/14/europedemographics/ind...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ageing_of_Europe

https://qz.com/1187819/country-ranking-worlds-fastest-shrink...

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/science/why-is-europe-losing...

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/jul/29/infertility-...
I don't see your source alluding too this "view of masculinity as toxic". The reasons in the article are that they couldn't be bothered, not a toxic view of masculinity.

I have heard about this in regards to Asian cultures[0] but I've wanted to read more into why that is.

[0] I remember reading a [rational wiki article](https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Singapore) on Singapore and they talked about how shitty it was to be a dude because of conscription, low wages and limited job opportunities.
Blue Zones are not vegan though. The Sicilian one is basically people eating pizzas, pasta with cheese, fish.
Of course it makes a big difference how often you use it. I use mine about 12x per week. You?
Bottom Suddenly Falls Out of Demand in China in Many Sectors
FOSDEM 2019 Schedule
You should've linked to the https version of the page so the dozens of icons load faster (because of http2 multiplexing)

https://win98icons.alexmeub.com/
I dont want to decide anything, and someone saying that the VP should be protected over the low income worker is already something i clearly disagree with.
He really should have noted the misdefinition of the truncating versions in string.h. Eg. strncpy doesn't leave enough room for the final \0, so the string may be the unterminated. A serious POSIX error.

This worse than the wchar_t iswalpha trouble with older UCS-2 implementations (Windows, AIX).

Or the implementation trouble with memset, which either can be optimized away without a compiler barrier, or on modern hyperthreaded microarchitectures which violate load-store ordering and thus need a full memory barrier (mfence). no single libc does it properly, not even crypto libs, such as libsodium.
Ask HN: Where there is public data about companies ?
In UK there is https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/companies-house

I Spain there is https://boe.es/diario_borme/

Do you know if there is anything like this in your country ?
State-by-state study links gun ownership with youth suicide
Smoking / burning ANYTHING fills you up with toxins like benzene and benzaldehyde, vaping THC probably safer.
Nose spray is least toxic.
Seniors who smoke weed at all time high for Schizophrenia

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2424288/
I believe this is the simulation.

https://forio.com/simulate/mit/cleanstart/simulation/index.h...
> Bandwidth is cheap.

Most ISPs in the US now have a 1TB datacap and charge ridiculous rates for overages.
> how I am going to work?"

My luggable laptop for real work away from home or in equipment rooms has a 2010 4:3 matt screen

My portable laptop for quick emails while moving and occasional corporate stuff is a 13" gloss screen mac, but when it comes to productive work give me a good OS on a good laptop any day.
Well, some of those people are basically cavemen by our standards.
It at least has the definite benefit of being less resource-intensive. If you accept the premise that we're just guessing what the right diet is, we may as well guess the "cheapest" option.
It's pretty obvious if you use the "past" link on this post. One needn't look at your history to see it.
> the suggestion algos (for me at least) have gotten worse.

They were ever good? At least for me, and with spending a lot of time rating, telling Netflix which genres I liked and which I disliked resulted in Netflix recommending I watch series of genres I explicitly told it I didn't want.

Their recommendations always were as bad as Amazon's which is to say the dumbest possible implementation (at least for usefulness for me as a viewer, I assume they both have reasons for it)
Imagine the irony if that wasnt't the intent, but articles like this have now placed the idea in the heads of facebook engineers.
I also think the aesthetic of classic Mac OS, like versions 8 and 9, as well as BeOS had great design that made it easy to know what widgets were what and how to interact with them.
Like all addictions you should look at the underlying causes for your behaviour. Are you procrastinating? Anxious? Compensating for something else?
My parents always said I'd get square eyes if I watched TV too much
Well, that's settled then. No need for data, I trust you.
That seems like you have a problem with Yorkshire Gold, not Amazon. The product says "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com". If the company is screwing up their product for the American market, then going to eBay and buying strait from the UK seems like a perfectly reasonable solution, but that's not Amazon's fault.
Do Okinawans who emigrate to, say, America show similar longevity?

Virtually all articles on longevity and diet are click bait.
But code I write is also a potential source of failures, security vulnerabilities, and future maintenance burden.

Perhaps, but the mere act of having an external dependency creates all of those liabilities on a significant scale in addition to any risks inherent in whatever functionality is being implemented.

If those inherent risks are also significant and you can mitigate them by importing a good implementation of the required functionality instead of building your own, that can be a trade-off worth making. It would rarely be a good idea to use a home-grown encryption algorithm, for example.

However, if we’re talking about simple functionality that you could write yourself in minutes anyway and where you would have to try quite hard to create a significant vulnerability or to need much ongoing maintenance, the costs introduced by importing the functionality instead will often be disproportionate.
Downvoters perhaps need a history lesson: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/mar/29/humanities.hig...
It's strange to blame the client, while it's actually the fault of the server. A DB server should not be able to pipe an arbitrary file to the client.
Facebook most certainly keeps exif intact. Just because they don't publish it doesn't mean they don't retain it as metadata.

I dont know what you think gdpr is but it's not a magic wand which prevents companies from gathering data.
I had same problem few years ago but after installing StayFocusd[1] plugin in chrome I solved this issue. I set allowed time per day to 40 minutes to visit such websites as: reddit, fb, 9gag, youtube. If I need to watch video related to work/studies I use viewpure[2] that way I only watch only that particular video and don't lose my binge time. I also communicate with my friends a lot using fb so I just use messenger website instead of having fb opened directly.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stayfocusd/laankej...
[2] http://viewpure.com/
> a healthy diet really can just be summed up as "eat food, not too much, mostly plants"

Absolutely not. We do know enough about malnutrition to say that this statement is false.

It has also been demonstrated that "zero carb" diets have all sorts of short-term desirable outcomes, such as weight loss or controlling diabetes. Your "don't eat too much, mostly plants" diet fails here.

What we don't know is the long-term outcomes of that (or any other) diet. Frankly, I'd rather risk a shorter life than continue a life of obesity, which is also associated with higher mortality.
This has nothing to do with resource consumption, it has to do with health/longevity.
Correction:

- Open browser
- Type program name
- Navigate maze of adware, crapware, and ad-ridden websites, download the stuff you want from "softpedia" or a similar dodgy website; somehow miraculously download the actual software instead of a virus.
- Open .exe
- Navigate installer

While in Ubuntu/Linux Mint:

- Open the software center
- Type program name
- Click Install

See?
>> Reloads "How to deal with internet addiction?" story repeatedly to read new posts. <<
As much as I loved it as a kid, monolopy has been a terrible game as an adult. 9 times out of 10 the "decision" to make when landing somewhere is "buy". There is almost zero strategy, heavily weighted on luck. And due to the nature of its mechanics the game quickly spirals out of control in favor of one player.

And to add insult to injury the game is decided long before it ends, and it's just a bunch of players watching the winner accumulate more while they inevitably go bankrupt.

Yes it has nostalgia, but it's not a good actual game.
That's because they're from 1995... The point of the article was that they represent great design, not that they look current 25 years later.
Yes it's the server shell.
I’d argue that, for at least some people, streaming/TiVo/etc. can lead to more deliberate TV watching rather than plopping yourself down and begging out. I guess the counterpoint is there’s all this TV just sitting there for the watching but I’m honestly not sure which predominates. Many
People historically watched a lot of TV, of whatever type happened to be on.
I have 3 kids and still don't have more than a terabyte of data.
Switching my parents over to Linux saved me a lot of headache and support calls
I can only say I never had such a problem. I can count with my fingers the number of times I had to do that (Zotero, Nullpomino), and by "that" I mean "right-click > add desktop shortcut".
User style transforming GitHub into Windows 9x
That would be funny: "High carb diets explain pension scams".
I think that refers to the language the new compiler was written in, not the one it implemented.
Some known issues:

- A screenshot of the remote page is not triggered on app load, so you may have tabs open that appear empty. Remedy: click the tab head / click or scroll the blank page to trigger a screenshot.

- Scrolling by mousewheel, and some typing does NOT work in FF. Remedy: Scroll by touch / click on the scrollbar.

- If not tabs are open, using the omnibox / addressbar is not intuitive. Remedy: open a tab (the + sign at top left), then type a URI or search query.

- The headless instance you connect to is cookie-linked, and there's only 15 of them, so you may collide with someone else's session. Remedy: open incognito tabs to connect to different sessions.

Also, invite you to criticise, give feedback and share bugs for this prototype realtime web interface for Chrome headless.
Compiler basics: functions
Wow, you mention the one time where a US show manages to give a character depth while the British version utterly fails at that and instead decides to keep it alive with cheap gimmicks.
Cool! Thanks for sharing, simant was a great game back in the day.
Windows 2000 was just about the peak of desktop interfaces from a usability and efficiency standpoint, its really only missing out on window snapping and workspaces (which is kinda a crutch for bad window management like on OSX)
"My flippant tweet began to pick up traction. My intent wasn't to claim that the meme is inherently dangerous."

He spun an offhand comment into full-on opinion manipulation, because we're now reading his article on the topic that not only has a clickbait headline, it seems to imply there's something more to the story, when in fact there isn't.

So now we've got all this digital ink spilled on the (entirely hypothetical) topic, and plenty of eyeballs buying it with their attention. But all of it is vapor, even at the admission of the authors.