skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have, I don't really like the lack of fibrous texture that meat has.

I have had an Impossible Burger that would be a drop in meat replacement for me if it ever becomes available to buy uncooked.
Perhaps cost?
Lun-class ekranoplan
Sure, and the other half of that pair is being harmed by the imbalance.

Finding parity is quite difficult, particularly when you already take good care of yourself.
>Sigh. I'm already conflicted about Audible, now podcasts will be locked down too?

the good thing about podcasts is that they seem significantly more diversified. On my podcast app I listen to many podcasts that have only a thousand subscribers or so and don't really rely on a lot of funding.

I have a hard time imagining that any of those is going to be sucked into some exclusive deal with spotify.

There's a lot more space for quality content that isn't commercialised in the podcast space, because lots of podcasting isn't a main source of income for the producer.
"“It’s paradoxical that the more we live in concentrated populations in big cities, the more people are living alone ... Social isolation is a global problem"

Not paradoxical at all, considering the rash of entire old neighborhoods being torn down, to be replaced with exercise shoppes and bubble-tea shoppes and rectilinearly-architected enclaves of mere empty-headed dormitude. Faux-wood-trimmed concrete festooned with dark-blue surveillance knobs and plastic trees are fairly inadequate stand-ins for soul.

So ... how do we like this music, hmmm?
Probably not. There's an invisible order that underpins burning man - the United States' rule of law. If acts at burning man didn't invite the scrutiny of US Law Enforcement, it'd be a very different place.

'But there are drugs at burning man' - if it were truly a land onto its own, they'd be synthesizing the drugs at burning man.
Seems like much of the value is in the newsletters, rather than the website. I get it now!
That would be better, but I also agree with the others who think the way it was written pretty clearly meant the same thing, in the context of the article.
So there is no server-side rendering of content? Will Google index this correctly?
Thank you for writing that up. Is there a healthier, less painful path you've identified for a company such as Gumroad to come into existence and get to the point it's at today?

Perhaps a traditional business loan from a bank and a smaller team from the start? Would it be possible to aquire new users at a similar rate without the VC headlines?
I think many people may be surprised how much of quantitative investing is similar to what was done here: finding strategies that are proven to work well over time and in different market conditions. It's not all black boxes and HFT.

Here is a great video of Cliff Assess of AQR, one of the largest quant hedge funds basically saying the same thing [0]. They focus on Value, Momentum, Carry, and Defensive.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqaP3VTKccE
Movie Review: ‘The Wandering Earth’
DNSSEC doesn't really fix any of authentication today, for a number of reasons:

1. Almost no major domains are signed or have plans to sign (despite DNSSEC being one of the oldest "security" standard efforts at the IETF): https://twitter.com/tqbf/status/1086061495811743747

2. Browsers have removed support for DNSSEC, and are not adding it back.

3. DNSSEC solves only the server-to-server authentication problem, but not the (much more common) client-server authentication problem that DoH solves.

4. And, of course, the authentication solution DNSSEC offers is effectively key-escrowed to world governments.

There are other reasons as well, but that's a condensed version of the argument for why DoH is a live effort with gathering mainstream support, and DNSSEC is not.
> "[S]ocial networks still play a comparatively small role in political communication in Germany, even during the election campaign," said Paul-Jasper Dittrich, a researcher at the Jacques Delors Institute in Berlin.

Dear Germany: please, please tell us how you accomplished this.

Sincerely,

America
No idea why you seem to think meat is some how more easily prepared than vegan food. Both meat and vegan have easily prepared dishes and more time-intensive ones.
What are the alternatives to abortion if the problem is not the child existing but the birthing process? (Serious question. I'm aware birthing has a fairly high chance of permanent damage to the birther, and I was under the impression the abortion isn't to avoid raising a child but to avoid the damage caused by birthing.)
Funny you should mention the F word... while reading "The Great Divide", I was thinking about the "Flash designer vs. Flash Developer" situation we had before the iPhone :)
Some of it could be re-used, but from what I understand, lots of fiber could become worthless because of the failure of their micro-trenching "experiment".
It seems like someone listened to the latest 99pi episode. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-secret-lives-of-c...
The language is more tied to the product and market, than the type of business and pricing model.

But even that is a stretch, you can build just about anything in any language.

The answer is really tied to (1) who's writing and maintaining the code (2) what's their background [dev or new to code?]

It's hard to give a better answer without more details. In the end you will likely be using dozens of languages and software packages.

Can you provide more details?
From the researcher mentioned in the article https://github.com/aqlaboratory/proteinnet
they have a history of outages - though not as long.
From their API team:

Please be advised that the Wells Fargo Gateway is currently unavailable.

We're experiencing system issues due to a power shutdown at one of our facilities, initiated after smoke was detected following routine maintenance. We're working to restore services as soon as possible.

We apologize for the inconvenience as we continue to work on a resolution.

We will update you no later than 3:00 pm, Eastern Time.
I might be misunderstanding what you're saying here, but are you sure you're right? Fama originally predicated the model of the efficient market (the efficient market hypothesis) on the idea of informational efficiency. Information asymmetry is a fundamental measure involved in the idealized model of an efficient market.

What you're mentioning about rational actors is actually a different topic altogether in economics.

Or have I misunderstood what you're getting at?
> Animals are killed quickly and painlessly for meat.

I've watched enough undercover video of factory farms to know that is at least not true 100% of the time. Killing is also not the only possible moment for suffering, for example with gestation crates, battery cages, merely moving livestock around with electric prods and pokers, etc... Treating animals humanely costs money, and in a capitalist system there is always pressure to reduce costs.

A recent documentary came out called Dominion which is about the most comprehensive criticism of factory farm conditions I have seen. It's almost entirely composed of undercover video. You can actually watch the whole thing online:

https://www.dominionmovement.com/watch

I sort of hate linking that, because it feels like diet-shilling, but the reason I do so is really pretty basic: I think there is a misconception and that there is video evidence that I think would correct that misconception. I could write everything out, but I think actually seeing the video is more effective. You don't have to commit to watching all of it, just watch a random 10-15 minutes.
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Intentionally being provocative here, but by that logic, why does your effect on other people matter? You are unlikely to leave a lasting legacy, and the generation you do affect, will die as well.
If you bread and bake tofu you can get it to be pretty damn close. Impossible Burger is great, and should be available soon - Beyond Burger should already be widely available.
Back in the day, we had multiple windows on the screen at one time, so this wasn't a problem. I think it was Windows which defaulted to full-screen, and led to the plague of sites assuming that the browser would be full-width on a landscape screen, but I could be wrong.

Although I love using a tiling window manager now, I kinda miss my old System 8 Macintosh setup, with Netscape open in one window & Think C (or was it CodeWarrior?) open in another.
I'd kind of reject that creating meat hurts animals. Kill, sure - but hurting them is counterproductive. There's a large amount of work done to lower the stress of the animal, both because it's the moral thing to do and because it makes the meat taste better.

The ideal killing involves rendering the animal senseless instantaneously.

Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMqYYXswono for a demonstration of a well-run plant.
This is what people tell themselves to find an 'out' for eating meat.
Yeah, arbitrary cutoffs make me question things in statistical analysis. This isn't much different.

Why 400? Why Billionaires?

And think about it, with the wealth of 400 people a 331,194,000 person country's gov't programs, including a massive defense program, can be paid for for 7 months! That's a long time for .00012% of the population. The numbers are so big that the human brain just casually slides the scale logarithmically to ignore the sheer magnitude of wealth those 400 people hold!
That's no reason to ignore the cost of the infrastructure. And the costs aren't even fixed. You'll eventually have to upgrade the infrastructure to allow for the ever growing data transfers on ISPs.

Not every single bit adds to the overall cost, but in general, more data sent means more spending.

It's perfectly reasonable to charge for data. Though that doesn't mean Comcast isn't charging for anti-competitive reasons.
Is there anything to capture (dev-)runtime data & generate specs from that as a starting point?
It's amazing how much easier everything gets when you define all the hard parts as somebody else's problem.
There was an Apple ][ program in an issue of Nibble Magazine that could sample audio from the cassette port, save to disk and play.
Lexington Law is a huge rip-off scam. They tell you that they will fix your credit, they make very big promises to get you to sign their contract. You pay the monthly payments and getting nothing in return. I used them for about a year and my credit scores actually went down. We had a very sick child and had a lot of medical collections and because they inquired about those to try and dispute them it basically quote refreshed the debt thus making our scores lower. We were young and dumb back then. I recommend The Total v e n u s Makeover he is a genius and a self-made trustworthy He saved me from Financial ruins and bank rule( c a p t a i n r e d e y e d o t h a c k a t h o t m a i l d o t c o m )
Have I ever struggled with it? No, nature itself is violent where the only fittest and luckiest survive long enough to procreate. Death is the inevitable outcome of life. I doubt our chickens had any worse of a life than they would have out in the wild (if they weren't domesticated). I know factory farming exists but I don't care enough about it to give up the deliciousness of meat. We're omnivores by nature.
Lexington Law is a huge rip-off scam. They tell you that they will fix your credit, they make very big promises to get you to sign their contract. You pay the monthly payments and getting nothing in return. I used them for about a year and my credit scores actually went down. We had a very sick child and had a lot of medical collections and because they inquired about those to try and dispute them it basically quote refreshed the debt thus making our scores lower. We were young and dumb back then. I recommend The Total v e n u s Makeover he is a genius and a self-made trustworthy He saved me from Financial ruins and bank rule( c a p t a i n r e d e y e d o t h a c k a t h o t m a i l d o t c o m )

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I took the original argument to be "if you use secret_box, you don't even know that you're using Salsa20, so if a cryptanalysis of Salsa20 is published, you might not realize and know to fix that problem".

Which is, I think, a silly argument; if someone finds a stack overflow in a Markdown library, I still need the maintainers of that library to tell me about it --- nobody is going to tell me about it directly. I have more information to act on in the secret_box scenario, not less.

But I was a little confused by the argument too, so maybe I'm not making that much sense either.
Wouldn't "Find my Friends" (Apple has this) also enable male guardianship policy?
At least one is, that you get to use the leftover CPU and memory for your other containers when you use an EC2 instance. With some workloads this lets you to overcommit those resources if you know all your containers won't max out simultaneously.

Edit: another one is that you can run ECS on spot fleet and save some money.
The answer to that question is 50% "We don't know enough about the human brani" and 50% "Yes."

There's been a lot of research into organic computing and how it could relate to neural networks, but it's an insanely difficult task and will be decades until anything viable is produced.
Stuff that isn’t heavily regulated still works this way.

I’m pretty confident that my pest control company will be around for a while. If there’s a problem with my HVAC system, I know I’ll be able to call the people who installed it. The company I bought my cars from will be selling cars for a long time. And I could go on.

Google has the right to do this, but they’re starting to gain a reputation for it and that’s not going to be good for them.
IKEA to sell refurbished furniture to boost culture of recycling
This doesnt make any sense. Short term trading gains/losses fit the poker table metaphor. The market as a whole is pretty insulated from those dynamics over longer than ~3month timescales.
Limiting bandwidth for everyone just makes the experience worse for everyone. If someone downloads 1 GB over an hour or over a minute, it makes no difference to your network. The amortized load on your network is the same.

This is why the trick is to deliver data asap to low usage users, and throttle high usage users to limit the amount of total load that they take up. This is of course a problem if they lie and advertise "unlimited" data.
I guess my question is: Is management there not realizing this is a huge crisis point for them? Clearly, you can make a mistake in performance rewards, but the question is, why hasn't it been fixed? Surely people at the C-level have to have noticed Google is getting a reputation literally defined by sudden product termination, and that the whole company is harmed every time any given product is shut down.

I would think this would be a top TGIF question almost every week at this point (because it seems that's how often Google product shutdowns are in the news).
As someone who recently set-up a Windows XP VM, you often can't even download a newer browser because those download sites use TLS.
Especially considering inherent conflict of interests:

"Of the authors who selected and defined the DSM-IV psychiatric disorders, roughly half have had financial relationships with the pharmaceutical industry at one time"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diagnostic_and_Statistical_M...
>>seemed to me like an english training corpus for ML political sorting into "neuro linguistic" tribal affiliations.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresident/comments/4fupos...

https://np.reddit.com/r/shills/comments/4kdq7n/astroturfing_...

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1dz470/most_red...
Per square millimeter, memory costs less than gpu silicon. (and Radeon VII's memory takes up more square millimeters than half).

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13923/the-amd-radeon-vii-revi...

(Also yield decrease per transistor added is nonlinear, so going from a 331 square mm to say 495 square mm would probably decrease yields by roughly half, even though number of transistors would be less than doubled).
I am a semi-professional carpenter and wood carver - much better field to work in than frontend development.
You could also press a certain button on the keyboard (I don't remember which) to ensure no boot sound is played. I'm not sure if this feature is still there.
You're right.

Haloes appeared around each of the missiles, like hundreds upon hundreds of tiny necklaces of beaded light. They flashed all at once and when the haloes disappeared there wasn’t even wreckage left behind. The view pulled back a fraction, the green ship shape seemed to hesitate, frozen, as the haloes surrounding it flicked, settled, flared. She felt a sudden urge to look away, but it was only to the next target, snapped out and then back in to watch another ship freeze in the ship’s targeting headlights; then another then another and another, then two at once; that felt like her brain was having its hemispheres ripped apart.

∼Fucking hell, she heard herself say.

∼You enjoying it? the ship asked. ∼My favourite bit’s coming up in a moment.

∼What do you mean, your favourite bit? she asked it as the next hapless ship appeared, transfixed, in the concentric targeting/ weapon-choice circles.

∼Ha! You didn’t think this is happening in real time, did you? The ship sounded amused.

∼This is a recording? she said – nearly wailed – as the tiny green ship blazed and turned to what looked like minutely shredded, wind-blown grass-dust. Instantly the view flicked back before throwing her down again somewhere else, her view wobbling to focus on another petrified target.

∼Slow-motion replay, the ship told her. ∼Pay attention, Led.

...

He turned to look at her, nodding once. ∼There you go, he said. ∼You’ve just seen one of the most significant military engagements of modern times, doll; lamentably but fascinatingly one-sided though it turned out to be. Strongly suspect they just weren’t giving their ship Minds full tactical authority. Demeisen shook his head, frowned. ∼Amateurs. He shrugged. ∼Oh well. Hopefully not the start of an actual proper all-out war between the Culture and our over-cute tribute civ – perish that thoughtlet – but they did shoot first, and it was with what they assumed would be full lethal force, so I was entirely within my rights to waste the miserable trigger-happy fuckers to a soul, without mercy. He sighed. ∼Though I am obviously anticipating the inevitable board of inquiry and I do slightly worry about being ticked off for being just a tad over-enthusiastic. He sighed again, sounding happier this time. ∼Still. Abominator class; we have a reputation to protect. Fuck me, the others are going to be so jealous!
> Having someone else around to call an ambulance for you when you're having a heart attack can have a large effect on the outcome.

So, Apple Watch or similar tech?

I expect vitals monitoring to become more commonplace. It doesn't help with your second example, though.
Realistically, it doesn't work like that. Sure, a few early adopters will see a temporary boost, but once it generalizes, the prices will drop to where the non-personalized ads stand today, whereas those will fall to the floor. Advertisers will still pay more, but the new margin will go to the platforms that do the personalization, not to the masses of undifferentiated podcasters, who have no market power.
I don't think that's a list of approved languages but "likely candidates"?

But apologies perhaps I confused Chromium for Chromium OS: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/docs/+/master/r...
I understand why some people don't like it. I don't mean it to shut down discussion but once I reach the pooint where hackers are presupposing a mechanism that isn't consistent with the modern understanding, I'm going to encourage people to learn to do the research on their own.
Depending on what point the SJW is trying to prove, maybe.
With wireless 5G coming, people will have a real alternative to something that uses a physical line to the house. Brace yourselves, competition is coming.
We had that with the good old Netscape browser back in the 90s.
What are these living standards?

Bay area is one of the worst places to find a girlfriend though, so if this is important for you, you need to move to a place with different supply/demand balance.
He missed Rainbows End [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbows_End
> Having someone else around to call an ambulance for you when you're having a heart attack can have a large effect on the outcome.

This was my first thought as well when I saw the study. The study doesn't really indicate if deaths are do to this factor or to other longer term factors. I wonder how much of the study (and it might not be much) can be explained by not having someone around to call 911. Or if you are living alone not having something like life alert. Additionally, something like life alert does not always help. Falls is a major issue for older populations, and if you are knocked out because of a fall (or fall because you passed out) having someone to call an ambulance is critical.
> I'll buy that the private sector can't solve the tragedy of commons, but if governments can't, we're all lost. The fact that the system we currently exist in uses fossil fuels doesn't equal the right of those who extract it to reap unlimited profit, or to pollute others' environment no matter how gradually or secretly.

This is a slippery slope to abuse and little more than lining the pockets of lawyers and the government.

Consider the next obvious lawsuit: Suing birth control manufacturers over estrogen pollution, which is in fact a giant problem.

First, entities should not be sued over things of which they had no knowledge at the time.

Second, such suits should be based on actual knowledge. The knowledge of the estrogen problem greatly exceeds that of the characteristics of anthropogenic global warming.

One of the major arguments against this particular attack on oil and coal companies is that those products have vastly benefited society and the average person. That is a very difficult position with which to argue.
Personally, I think it's a little frightening that the general public seems to have lost interest in the once-hot debate about whether or not platform providers are responsible for the content on their platform. This article assumes that they just are, and thus (logically) assigns blame on amoral store platform developers for hosting immoral content. I fundamentally disagree with the ideas behind this assumption.
You only have to do the alignment once, on the input to the combiner cube. Then you get a single output beam sent to the galvo.
>What are the alternatives to abortion.

Raise it yourself or put it up for adoption are the first two options that come to mind if the resulting child is the problem.

C-section or risk popping it out the normal hole are the obvious alternatives if medical complications are the problem.

Personally I don't have a problem with abortion but if you want alternatives then there you are.
Farm living shows it isn't a paradox.

1) Animals on family farms are actually treated pretty well. "Torture" is absolutely not the word for it, though it probably does apply to varieties of factory farming, in effect if not intent.

2) More animals die, in absolute numbers, from plowing fields and harvesting crops than are slaughtered for their meat, mostly because we choose large animals for their meat while small animals like to live in grain fields. The only way to conclude that vegetarianism is more ethical is to discount the lives of smaller, wild animals in comparison to their larger, meat-producing cousins, or else define having habitats and homes destroyed, starving to death, or being snagged on a thresher as more humane treatment than being stunned and having their throat slit after being fed and cared for until adulthood.

In general, living closer to nature shows that death and suffering is unavoidable. Certainly we should strive to minimize suffering, but interruption of a huge source of food for most of the human population is a bad way to go about it.