skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Before anyone says "people can use a variety of methods to kill themselves": that's true, but it doesn't tend to happen. People have a preferred method, and if we can build in a small delay to accessing that method we can save life. There's a reasonable amount of research on method substitution (mostly from the UK when they changed natural gas supply, or introduced catalytic convertors, or reduced pack size for paracetamol.
I’ll take a charitable approach to this and say that the authors probably realize that people want to make something visual with this skill. The author only knows a handful of the multiple dozens of ways to do that and so the tutorial has that in there.
The chances of those other technologies lining up with exactly what you know are probably slim so it makes you think that they are trying to teach more than one thing.

Another theory I have is that the writer looked at this new tech and thought it would be interesting to make a video on it. Oh and while I’m in the learning a new skill mode I’ll also pick up X. Now X is top of mind so it leaks into the original presentation.
but the words "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com" don't guarantee anything. Amazon is strongly suspected of mingling inventory from a variety of sources into "its own" inventory.
Age does not stop something from being great.

The Matrix is 20 years old this year, it is dated, it is still awesome.
Well, to koboll's point, "quite a few Netflix original shows" has to be taken in the context of the volume of original content they have:

https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/originals/ lists nearly 1,000 movies and shows
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This peacing out is sort of exactly what I've been considering. Focusing more on algorithms or big picture things. Thanks for your perspective.
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A couple of reasons, it's the only thing that does seem to consistently match across all the studies. Though, there are plenty of counter examples of cultures that have an almost all meat diet and are perfectly healthy, there are other factors involved in those cultures that don't apply to your average first world eater -- the meat is mostly wild caught for instance.

The other one is environmental efficiency. While I don't buy that a vegan diet is the most sustainable diet -- there are sustainable agro-ecology systems that include meat by necessity to make them work, and the vegan diet relies heavily on certain monocrops that massively damage the planet in their own right -- it does seem pretty clear that we cannot continue to consume meat at the rate it is consumed in the western diet and stay sustainable.

The other thing is that it's a really broad guideline, not a specific prescription. As a broad guideline for health and sustainability for those living in western culture, it seems pretty reasonable.
I have the same issue. I’ve installed a browser extension that allows me to set redirects for any url. I’ve setup Facebook to go to khanacademy.org (I’m trying to learn more about linear algebra/calc) and reddit to go to wikiroulette.co

So far it’s been working to stop my sub-awareness level typing of these URLs and wasting time.

Another approach would be to look into mindfulness so that you become more aware of your actions/habits.

As an aside, if interested in the topic of awareness/attention, I was just listening to a great podcast that’s sort of related to your question:

https://smartdrugsmarts.com/episodes/episode-123-consciousne...
While they may have been good for the time, it’s pretty hard to distinguish a lot of these while looking at my smartphone, especially when I’m not wearing glasses.
CSGO: see a few people in every match (so perhaps 10%) that have the 10year badge.

Some games have lasting replayability.
Cue the extreme cynics suggesting that therefore we should only hire physically attractive teachers.
s/complete email/email client/
Great design stands the test of time. e.g. TrueType fonts from that era are still used today. (Actually the designs of many of those fonts are substantially older than their TrueType implementations.) These icons haven't aged well IMO. They looked cheesy back in the day and they still do today.
Do you have anymore recipes for them? I think I’ll stop at an Asian grocery today. But I live off easy recipes.
Even “ships from and sold by amazon.com” products are comingled with potentially conterfeit products, unless a brand pays extra money for them not to be. No way for the end user to know if they’re getting comingled product.
Those two things are not distinct. It is manifestly untrue that it is easy to prove that the earth is round because there are people who have seen this alleged proof and remain unconvinced. The fact that you (and I) think those people are idiots is not probative.
Related concept: I’ve long suspected that an ulterior motive behind bitcoin is to generate data needed to crack the SHA256 algorithm.
That’s not what this is about. The intended use is: Client tells server to load a file, server sends request for file, client sends file. Except that the client will send the server whatever file it requests. In fact the client doesn’t even need to tell the server to request a file. The server can just request whateve file it wants whenever it likes and the client will send it.
And of course, radical feminist activists have total control of SV.

Incidentally, I don't think you'll find many feminists who are opposed to sex robots per se. It's more that they are worried about the societal implications. Similarly, some people worry about the implications of children spending lots of time on iPads, but these people are not "against" iPads.
Unlikely for a number of reasons. For one Stockholm (and Sweden) is very expensive and their products already show more advanced manufacturing techniques. This suggests some sort of contract manufacturing. Their products are also already expensive themselves so it would really make sense to spend a lot of resources designing something to save on shipping or manufacturing. For IKEA it does because they have very large volume and small margins.
Same for me; though I prefer to play an old game than watch new TV quite often.
You might want to consider adding "image-rendering: pixelated" to your CSS; on a high-dpi monitor, these render with bilinear interpolation, which I think doesn't do justice to the crispness of these icons.
I like how Bill Hicks put it: "There is no such thing as death; life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves."
That seems counterproductive. I would assume that fembots and sex dolls would reduce sexual harassment, particularly by the most objectifying men (since they will hold the most appeal to men who want objectified women, not human women).
The paleo diet is based on a different guess: "As long as we're guessing we may as well guess the options most likely to be compatible with our evolutionary adaptations." This seems completely incompatible with picking the cheapest food, but healthier.
So your theory for why some Japanese men withdraw from society is that they are defective?
> encouraging to use SSL_NO_VERIFY flag because passing CA path is too difficult.

And if they did spend extra time on that people would complain they are trying to teach two technologies at once.

Also that’s something everyone unless it is part of their day job has to look up a tutorial on how to do it.

Just a passing “this is for ease of use, don’t do it in production and consult a manual” would suffice.
You misunderstood what's happening here. A rogue server can request the client to read any file on the client's file system, and the client will comply without validation that the client actually requested this.
They'd find a way to make it illegal
Interesting, I just joined a week ago and had the same feeling from the start, I was even looking in the settings but couldn't find anything. I wonder if I could change it to use the full width of the window. It's free software and I know CSS, I could try to create a pull request on Github.

Btw. I decided to host my stuff myself: https://toot.jeena.net/@jeena
More software development options give you more freedom to choose a path that gives the best solution to the problem you're trying to solve. That is "beautiful" for me. Software development in the real world is a game of trade-offs. You have time-to-market and various other business considerations to take into account. Many times, choosing the "best" technological solution will harm your business. What is best and beautiful depends on the wider context.
That's not what "dated" means in this context. It means the artifact is stuck in its time period and not well suited for the modern era. So if the Matrix is still awesome, then it's not dated.
I just finished Virus Hunters of the CDC, a 1996 book written by a couple of CDC epidemiologists, one of which had led a couple of Ebola responses in (what was then) Zaire and CAR. (He was even on the team that named the disease for a river near the town the outbreak was in.)

He certainly didn’t mention cannibalism. They were most concerned about the ritual washing before burial. Apparently the bodies are cleansed, bowels washed, etc. Given how Ebola spreads, this was virtually a guarantee that anyone handling the dead would contract the disease.

Their biggest successes were in teaching families how to use gloves, masks, and bleach. Any danger the CDC teams were in seemed to be mostly limited to political instability.
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>"Two reasons, it's the only thing that does seem to consistently match across all the studies."

Not saying I agree (I haven't looked, but surely "all" is an exaggeration...), but if you don't trust the researchers to know what they are doing this could easily be due to bias or including mcdonalds/etc as "meat". Ie, eating less fast food is correlated with not eating meat.

>"The other one is environmental efficiency. While I don't buy that a vegan diet is the most sustainable"

This has nothing to do with health.
I think the only universally derided food is sugar.

And carbs is too big of a category. Basically food racism - declaration of a entire population of food as good or bad doesn’t help.
I think this type of calling-out behavior is overly nitpicky. Let the upvotes decide.
Highlights from the article, pertaining to the Okinawans' lifestyle and diet:

* little smoking among population

* strong social bonds → observed to be beneficial to bodily defence against stress

* high engagement in agriculture and fishing jobs → high physical activity

* possible effects of genetics — high presence of FOXO3 gene

* 10-to-1 carbs-to-protein comsumption ratio, like in other particularly-long-lived populations – linked studies support the conclusion, though too early to judge definitively

* sweet potato, rather than rice, is high-consumption food in the Okinawan diet

* most of the diet is vegetables and fruits; meats and fish are rare

* calorie consumption is, on average, 13% lower than general population

* it is suggested that past the age of 65, protein consumption should increase

* studies suggest that plant-based protein intake have a more positive effect on the human organism than meat- and fished-based

* their diet is not the "elixir of youth", as multiple interacting factors may be in play
My guess is that you're not busy enough or that you're not busy enough with rewarding work. Believe it or not, being happy and engaged is a lot of work. Write down a list of things you want to learn, try and/or do and just start doing them. Take a sailing class, get your motorcycle license, learn a new technology, build a workbench, start running. You don't have to have a hobby but the more things you try the more likely you are to find something you enjoy more than watching the world burn online. Building lego sets takes a ridiculous amount of time but the tactile response I get from putting blocks together is pretty fulfilling, more than sitting at a computer.

I am also a developer and I've found one thing that I've enjoyed recently is revisiting old projects where the client and I disagreed on the execution and building it out the way I wanted to. It's fun to test your assumptions and also gives you more perspective when you build things in the future.

If you use AWS, sign up to acloud.guru for a couple of months and get an AWS certification.

Bottom line is that change isn't easy. Just make a list, get dressed, leave the house and go do something. Eventually you'll see wasting time online as exactly that, wasting time.
I'd be interested in a related "microservices failure stories". Must be a big overlap with this.
Just so we're clear, I'm saying that it's very obvious that a large number of people who say the earth is flat know the earth is round, and are pretending to believe otherwise because it gets people like you upset, and they enjoy that.

Ironically they aren't the ones with a tenuous grasp on reality; their targets, who mistake their statements as genuine, are the ones who are mistaken.
I read through it and found it interesting for the historical info and as a way to review the standard library.

But if you're trying to get better at C, there are probably a lot of resources that are better uses of your time. It's pretty dated, the structure is a little hard to follow (he goes in alphabetical order of the header names, which given that a lot of the libraries reference each other, makes for somewhat confusing reading), and since he isn't targeting any particular architecture, the OS dependent stuff is pretty handwavy.
$50 is closer.
> Go to Whole Foods and look at kombucha. Why does it need a ton of sugar?

It needs to ferment in order to become Kombucha, which requires sugar.
"eat food, not too much, mostly plants" - you can't really generalize to that, as climate and lifestyle are very important too. Someone living in cold places might not even be able to survive on that advice.
I would guess that while logically inconsistent this stance actually fulfills a deep rooted biological program which is activated by the apparent scarcity of resources.
Bacon and other cured meats are technically keto but terrible for you.
You are replying to an article written by someone named "Kate O'Neill", in which they include a photograph of themselves via Twitter, and you are referring to them as "he"?
That leaves the regulatory process

Well, that and rampant price gouging.

the solution is certainly not more government intervention in the free market

You should really listen to the podcast I linked to above.
> The Ebola outbreak in Eastern Congo is moving toward a major city. That’s not good.

I'm glad this was clarified because I have the brainpower of a houseplant and couldn't figure out whether or not this was good.
My take away from reading about diets and health has included:

1. We really have a lot to learn about food and biology.

2. Not all carbs are created equally. We may even need whole, new classifications of carbs beyond fiber/starch/etc (just my suspicion though). this is where Keto/meat and fat diets get results. Replacing processed carbs with nearly anything may be an improvement. Doesn’t make nearly anything healthy.

3. Different people digest different foods differently for varied reasons.
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My theory is that the cultural inclination to sexualize very young girls in Japan has created a great number of adult men who are unable to be sexually attracted to adult women.

It's a cultural disorder, not a problem of any individual man being "defective".
They buried the lede. It isn't a high carb diet, but a low calorie diet with 10:1 carb to protein ratio. A more accurate description would be "low protein" diet. While carbs might make up a higher proportion of their calories, in absolute terms it's definitely not a high carb diet.
Make sure you understand the cost of living. Check the prices for rent ahead of time particularly.

When I first moved to SF, I lived in someone's dining room. Four of us lived in a two bedroom apartment because that was all we could afford. All four of us were/are programmers at large tech companies.

The bay area (SF particularly) can be cold and wet. I moved from Canada to SF and assumed the California was uniformly tropical. The best bay area summers are in September. By January and February, the persistent fog means nothing ever really gets dry. Come prepared or you will be cold.

Good luck on your job hunt.
With most music production being done these days with software which writes to closed, proprietary formats, many multi-track masters will no longer be usable in the future even if the digital archives survive. Once the vendor drops support (as is happening in a different space with Flash), actually firing up a working system becomes an increasingly difficult challenge as the years advance.
The issue with internet nowadays to be honest. As soon as you got a bit of traction with a tweet or with a blog post people try to milk it in order to market themselves or other narcissistic interests.
> Radar is very useful but doesn't replace a lidar.

It does, and quite well. Without any additional processing, you easily get few cm accuracy, and sub-wavelength resolution is possible if you do. That's more than enough.

Latest automotive radars use electronic beam steering – not much different from what is used in latest missiles.

I'd say, companies opting for ladars for driving assists don't have good engineering expertise.
Vue + firebase gets you up and running pretty fast. Firebase has auth, hosting and nosql database which I challenged myself to learn last year. Was my first javascript only project. Big step for a backend guy ;)
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Yea, a big confound with the keto stuff is you pretty much are forced to cook for yourself. Sugar is added to everything you can imagine, its ridiculous. Sugar used to be considered a spice/medicine...

>"There are records of knowledge of sugar among the ancient Greeks and Romans, but only as an imported medicine, and not as a food. For example, the Greek physician Dioscorides in the 1st century (AD) wrote: "There is a kind of coalesced honey called sakcharon [i.e. sugar] found in reeds in India and Eudaimon Arabia [i.e. Yemen[17]] similar in consistency to salt and brittle enough to be broken between the teeth like salt. It is good dissolved in water for the intestines and stomach, and [can be] taken as a drink to help [relieve] a painful bladder and kidneys."[18] Pliny the Elder, a 1st-century (AD) Roman, also described sugar as medicinal: "Sugar is made in Arabia as well, but Indian sugar is better. It is a kind of honey found in cane, white as gum, and it crunches between the teeth. It comes in lumps the size of a hazelnut. Sugar is used only for medical purposes."[19]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_sugar
By the criteria outlined in the article I would have thought the Windows 95 icons would be the ideal - they're essentially the same but without the "flashy" gradients and other depth indications.

Side note: gave me some joy to read the comments and find that the ZIP file with the icons in was infected with a virus. Now that's the kind of retro I can associate with Windows 98.
That’s why you need to socialize, even as a rock star introverted dev. People come to your defense if you service them appropriately. Espically in college, as it is the best time to make good friends (earlier higher risk of leaving behind later work hold you back from meeting).
Is there any way to determine if they've paid for no commingling?
You've got it backwards - the DB server can pipe an arbitrary file from the client. So it is considered the fault of the client - it should not allow that. Since the mysql client is the one receiving the request and it should apply standard security practices by not blindly trusting an incoming request and instead validating that the path is equal to an earlier client load request sent to the server. (Although a better approach IMO would be to modify the wire protocol so the server "request" does not use the file name, but instead uses an ID from the earlier client request)
Commenting (can no longer edit) to acknowledge I sort of contradicted myself. I meant it’s fair for you to feel that way, but I’m not sure the characterization is fair. Hope that makes sense.

I’m being pedantic about my own communication so you’re probably right that I’m pedantic in at least some sense ;).
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Obviously not vegan. But, according to everything I've read, the so-called "Blue Zones" feature significantly fewer animal products in their diets than shorter-lived regions do in theirs. (And, Sicilians tend not to eat a lot of red meat, if I'm not mistaken. As far as animal products go, cheese and fish come with significantly less baggage in terms of health impacts.)
The course is on using Kubernetes, not extending it. I'm unclear where you'd ever have to write Go.

That said, I should perhaps be clear that my course is geared toward someone who is already a developer, they just need some sort of an app to deploy to give the course any value. In my case, I chose Rails. I'll just give them the code, but do a side-course walkthrough if they are interested.
Hi,

this is a small collaborative project that I just started on my GitHub account.

It lists a few questions that any IT team should be asking itself when working on any project.

If necessary a wiki will be built and include examples, link to articles, or any other content that may help IT teams to handle their projects.

Hope this help !

Contributions are welcomed ;-)
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Does anyone know how to submit a content removal request to wikileaks under GDPR? Other solutions would also be helpful - my issue is that when I search my name on google there are links on wikileaks containing PII that I'd like to have taken down. I am a private citizen, have never been affiliated with any government, and the information was obtained illegally. Thanks!