skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, in Stockholm (and I guess most of Sweden) noone local raises an eyebrow when a dad comes pushing a pram. I think there's been a change the past 10-15 years when new parental leave requirements has forced both parents to share the parental leave (or they'll get less of it). This made it almost stupid for many dads not to go on parental leave and it's accelerated a change that would otherwise have taken some time.
One thing this opens you up to is the average recommendation, which is biased towards inflammatory or click-bait content.
We take your anonymous word for it that every single creditable researcher in the field agrees on this?
> unifying those people, helping them find each other,

So a social media platform for people that don't like current social media platforms?
Obesity is not eating too much, it's eating bad, highly processed foods. I doubt somebody can get obese by eating too much salad or chicken. It's not as simple as forcing everybody to higher prices or starving them.
University researchers find WhatsApp can be good for our health
> Having to plan out what I needed for the week really changed my behavior for the better.

Trying to plan for the week and shop for it on one day is the cause of most of our food waste, because we inevitably change plans (voluntarily or involuntarily).

We are actually trying to be better about going to the store more frequently and buying less in advance. We are also trying to actually use things we stockpile in the pantry, since we also have a problem with stocking canned and dry goods we forget about.
Graphs and Geometry (2010) [pdf]
Geographic mobility in the USA has been declining for decades but it’s still probably the most mobile least rooted nation in the Western world. Whether you’re talking about immigrants from abroad or internal migration from the North to the Sunbelt and South or post WWII migration to California, the Great Migration of Southern Blacks to what’s now the Rustbelt or before that Appalachians and Okies to the West Americans are extremely mobile. Most people live near their family still but a culture where the professional classes move away from home for college and probably move again for their first job will have a lot of people living nowhere near any family. Even apart from the professional classes people from economically depressed classes join the military in droves and they move where they’re sent and often settle there after their enlistment.
This is actually not feasible as a solution because of shadow profiles. Google et. al. track you even when you are not logged in. Simply landing on a page is enough to capture your use habit and infer browsing/purchasing patterns from it. Look at Google Purchases revealed to many just a bit a go. It was retroactive for sure just scanning our inboxes which Google does have access to, but it can use known information to find seemingly anonymous data from referred info in the Anon chain.

It's not really a choice to say "just don't use it", because even appearing on a site with Google tie ins feeds mineable information.
Stocking the fridge is not related to throwing away food. People that cook a great deal get a lot of benefit from having ingredients available.
It isn't in many really big cities, e.g. Hong Kong or Istanbul
May I make a starting recommendation - start weaning yourself off of it. Start with your coffee. Work yourself to decaf, start with 3/4 regular, 1/4 decaf. Then, 1/2 sugar, and try 1/2 stevia. It's tough to do it cold-turkey.
One of my fears is that my kids will learn these bad American ideas from media.

I watched my poor Sikh friend exasperated with his two young daughters who desperately wanted a Christmas tree like all the other kids and bugged him endlessly about it. He lost. It was pretty funny. They've both now grown into fine young women who are proud of their Sikh religion, so no harm done.
That's not the same meaning of reliable. What is usually meant is "can I trust this source to give me this amount of power at this time", or can I rely on it being available: fossil can, intermittent (by definition) can't. You need to look at the overall electricity generating system, not just the individual sources hoping they will seamlessly integrate in the grid with little changes.
I see the "no horn" sign occasionally in Europe, but the country I learned in (the UK) doesn't use it.

I think the only time I've used the horn was when, stopped at a red light, the car ahead started to roll backwards towards me.

What do people do in this situation, in Vienna or some other place where using the horn is banned?
Did Hong Kong Police Abuse Protesters? What Videos Show
I imagine the GP is talking about https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20178267. We've spent the last few weeks going through fixing the issues which this highlighted; there'll be a blog post later today (or tomorrow) giving an update on how we've addressed the points in question.
This is great. For anyone interested in additional material, the following link has also been shared on HN a few times: https://craftinginterpreters.com/
It isn't the foods that are making us obese that go to waste. Processed foods don't go bad like kale and beets. I am still in favor of you plan.
Show HN: Web pages stored entirely in the URL
Silent cars are dangerous. It’s not extremely dangerous, but we have lots of cars. Consider even very slow speed collisions can be dangerous. People get pinned or pushed into traffic etc.

Comparing even a fairly low number of deaths and serious injuries vs a minor noise from moving cars and it’s an obvious choice IMO.
We've managed to eliminate a ton of food waste (and cost) by simply not buying frozen or bulk foods. Paradoxically, whenever we buy food like this, it always comes in boxes that are much too large to use at once and inevitably will end up forgotten at the back of the freezer or pantry until we throw it out later.

Now we buy maybe 2 or 3 days worth of food at a time and our fridge basically just has raw ingredients and a few condiments in it. Usually a package of never frozen meat (beef or chicken mostly) and a few fresh veggies and mushrooms for side dishes (many of them keep well or even better outside of the fridge). The most prepackaged thing we eat these days is on pasta night, and that's just for the sauce out of the jar and some premade noodles. The rest of the sauce is fresh chopped veggies and it makes a delightfully chunky sauce. A favorite side dish is mashed squash in lieu of mashed potatoes.

It takes time to cook a nice meal, and if it's possible to get the time (it's not easy!) I think everybody should do it. The frozen and bulk foods never resulted in a meal half as good. One nice side effect, if we increase the portions a bit, we get a quality packed lunch from the left overs.

Our meals also have dramatically increased the volume of fresh vegetables and are definitely much more healthy than anything we used to eat. Are we trying to reduce waste? Not really, just trying to cook and eat better, but the side effect is great (and much cheaper as well!) It's also a nice change in daily routine to stop at the grocery a couple times per week.

Our fridge went from slam packed full to mostly empty and we eat far better.
In Florence (Firenze) some years ago, the Prius taxis in the historic centre had bicycle bells.

I don't consider that cars should move faster than pedestrians in a city centre, so I won't change my behaviour if I'm already walking. However, it's useful to ask people standing to move to the side.
> Given that there would be no growth in such an economy, there would also be no wealth creation.

No, because people still need to eat, consume electricity, consume entertainment, etc. So wealth is still created. If it's a no-growth economy, that wealth is consumed at the same rate it's created.

> So over time, the value of the money would deflate.

No, it would be constant (assuming no money creation by the central bank).

> If the Gini coefficient went to zero (ie equal wealth distribution), the need for money would effectively disappear.

No, you need money as a means of exchange and a store of wealth, just like now.

> So would banks.

No, because you need to store and transfer money.
For a while, now, I get these warnings that 32bit programs will soon be unsupported in macOS. Is this the release where they drop support?
I would like to simply block irrelevant YouTube ads while my toddler indulges in ‘Land before time’ episodes. Is that possible? Last time I checked they use some randomised domains to load ads...
It's simply eating more calories than a person needs in a day. Of course, that's often easier to do with "highly processed foods", but the 33% of the U.S. population that's a healthy weight eat all sorts of things (as do I).
Study finds that mindfulness is associated with reduced procrastination
That page is talking total crap. Must be trying to sell you a furnace!

Heat pumps are pretty common in Scandinavia, and readily available in Canada and other cold places. I found this on a Canada gov website: "At –8.3°C, the COP is typically 2.3". So at 17°F in American money, that's 2.3kW out for every 1kW in, and air source is the least efficient type.

https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/energy/publications/efficiency/heati...

Heat pumps for heating do degrade in efficiency as temperature drops, but stay cost effective down to -15°C, or -20°C or so. Supposedly, newer ones go even lower still. With ground source you just dig a bit deeper, as assuming we're not talking permafrost it's fairly easy to reach efficient temperatures.
Yes.

https://medium.com/@hammen/significant-changes-in-macos-10-1...

11. As expected and previously announced, support for 32-bit processes/i386 architectures has been removed.

Printer drivers are also deprecated in Catalina. A future version of macOS will remove support for them completely.

24. “lpadmin: Printer drivers are deprecated and will stop working in a future version of CUPS”. man lpadmin on a macOS Catalina system for more details. It seems that Apple wants admins to move from lpd/smb/socket (JetDirect) to AirPrint.
Would that be worth €11.99/month to you? (YouTube Premium)
Theres a similar fashion for males to bulk up their bodies to unhealthy and exagerated sizes in gyms. I don’t know one woman who finds that attractive, and yet insecure men go for it thinking the’d me more attractive. And theres even the implant version where one can implant a 6 pack abdominals made of silicone.
I know what the guidelines are. I'm protesting them.
bad implementation of a good idea
They could both arise from the same cause, but that says nothing about how often they occur. You seem to imply they’re equivalent, potentially in frequency as well. A real world account seems to suggest the negative experience happens more often. I’d like to hear him comment on it.
Yes, the early days were more innocent, and really fringe. I didn't connect with other hackers until years later, and then attended the monthly 2600 Wednesday meeting or two (Citicorp bldg.?) in the late 80s/early 90s.

A great moment when an analogue red box device could be made digital by simply changing out a crystal in a pocket digital speed dialer by RadioShack (RIP).

Nowadays you can find the recipes galore, and have no need to bang keys on your to discover hacks and tricks. It's probably why I have given it up. As they say, "those were the days, my friend."
> There is also a first world etiquette of leaving some food in the plate. I have seen people habitually do it.

Really? Growing up in the US the usual pressure was to clean your plate, either to avoid offending your host or to not waste food. I have seen this cited as a possible contributor to obesity and unhealthy relationships with food here.
Julian calendar is still used by the US Navy. Every supply department office you go into has a conversion table up on the wall.
Speaking of comparing things correctly, what's supplying the peak power in this nuclear alternative?

Are you accounting for the cost of sufficiently overbuilding nuclear and/or storage? Mostly people seem to fixate on nuclear supplying the legendary "baseload" and leave all the other power as someone else's problem.

And if you add in whatever supplies the power until the nuclear gets built (either solar and wind, which makes nuclear redundant or fossil, which makes it a non solution) then nuclear doesn't really pencil out.
List of products to flip on Amazon for profit
That's probably because when those reps were in high school, they were told that by now entire cities would be under water and storms would rule the world. It didn't happen because the panic is much more intense than the reality. So they're not going to panic this time. It's the fault of those who tried to "raise awareness".
Try caffinate, it’s built in.
The subject is wasted food at home.
Show HN: Load balancer for Heroku pipeline applications
Do you plan to publish the courses?
IMO there's nothing wrong with Men's Rights as a cause, but if you look at, for example, /r/mensrights on Reddit an absolutely toxic hatred of women pervades the place. It's not healthy.

But yes, suicide, custody in divorce etc are issues where men deserve recourse. That said, historically women have been on the receiving end of physical violence from men far, far more often than vice versa and were told to suffer in silence. They still suffer far more but can at least talk about it now.

When people mock Men's Rights they aren't mocking men who campaign for divorce law reform. They mock men who sit around in online communities and say "but muh feminists!"

> Western society has only accepted one side of view and sexism on other side gets laughed off to oblivion.

Western society had tried to rectify the unfair treatment women have received for hundreds (thousands?) of years. And in areas it has overcorrected. That's fixable. It doesn't mean the entire endeavour is misguided.
The app scans Amazon products every day and finds similar items in wholesalers...but cheaper of course.
It calculates fees, margin, package dimensions, etc. and makes this data easily available for aspiring amazon resellers.
In a matter of seconds/minutes you can choose a profitable product to source and resell it on Amazon for profit!
Curious to have your feedback.
Cheers,
Costco is partly responsible
Wow, that's wild. Never upgraded that system I guess. I hope mission critical is not something that could effect things outside the scope of your workplace. Although, security through obscurity or age here, might actually work ;)
I only can talk from experience. I used specialized CAD programs for simulations in the past and GLX serialization worked really well. As soon as all textures, shaders and models are uploaded the only thing that goes over the wire are camera position updates and small updates to the display list.

Games that try to sqeeze every ounce out of the hardware with tricks for extra FPS are not suitable to be serialized. I agree with that.
The author read "We believe this can be updated through a software fix" and jumped to the conclusion that this was a software fault. It was not, the software did exactly what it was supposed to do. This is a terrible 'article'.
Wikipedia Co-Founder Unveils “The Declaration of Digital Independence”
As an (Jungian?) atheist I fully claim that similar problems exist fully within non religious communities. Try voicing doubts on progressive ideologies in many woke communities, they do not take is well either.

I do not understand why communities often morph in this way.
Because a solar panel's efficiency is proportional to the cosine of the angle to the sun, you actually don't gain that much performance from east-west tracking -- it's maybe 20-30% better.

These days, the panels themselves are cheap enough that it makes sense to just buy more of them, instead of adding enough motors and mechanical components to move panels that weigh millions of pounds in aggregate.
regardless of meeting size in any company where people don't trust each other there will be more gossip and backstabbing
Didn’t they already release new MacBook Pro models in May? Is there another release coming in September?
It's now for sale including a claimed client list of 100,000.

https://radaronline.com/exclusives/2019/06/hollywood-stars-f...
Compositional Semantic Parsing Across Graphbanks
Obesity derives from calorie intake, not from the quality of the food. But I guess there is a strong correlation between people eating junk food and the ones eating too much food. Probably, if you don't care about what you're eating you also don't check the calories count.
I guess this is why the site was down the morning of release. It didn't have proper autoscaling.
Buying frozen, rather than fresh, vegetables is a good way to avoid waste. They are processed and frozen soon after picking, so nutrients are well preserved. They are kept in large frozen food warehouses which are energy efficient. There is no reduction in nutrients during transport, distribution and retailing, compared with fresh produce which spends several days deteriorating in refrigerated trucks and warehouses before it gets to the store. And, frozen vegetables can be kept a long time once they're in your freezer, especially in a chest freezer without automatic defrost.
In my experience the long term experience of parenting is fascinating and incredibly rewarding. The day to day is tedious.
I think the issue there is ugly produce that makes it to the supermarket. After some period of not selling, the supermarket needs to dispose of it.
Factoring may be easier than we think (2016)
It has even been talked in mainstream news. Supermarkets tricks are made for you to buy more than necessary. A very sad side effect of short term capitalism thinking.
ShieldIoT Secures Urban Smart Lighting Deployments
It takes ~15min-60min to cook, serve and eat a meal, that is time that you can spend together. It has never been hard to find the time to do that, is this really a problem people have? (But I do live very close to a nice little store ~2 minutes, that do help.)
> it's always there by the mere fact of you having cell service.

The current location is known by necessity. There is no technical reason to keep a history of past locations.
Core AMD Ryzen 9 3900X Destroys TR2 and Intel Core I9s in Physics Test
Maybe relatively, but not really. Wouldn't call a device with poor thermals, and a throttling device "great". Nor do the constantly swelling low quality batteries make it great.
Starting a new job is hard. You have to learn the organization, the client base, and the processes.

Providing for your kids is important.

I hope that you find a rhythm in your role and are able to make more time for your family.
Exactly. Just like the site you're logged into now.
Yep, if you are rich/affluent you need to support carbon sequestration.
Interesting!

That's my point though. If power outages hurt these fabs so severely why aren't their power supply systems more robust?

I know it's easy for me to say but I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around it.

Say in another engineering space where an hour of power outage means roughly an hour of downtime then you'd maybe not care so much.

But if, as you link here, a 30 minute power outage can "destroy 3.5% of the global NAND supply for March" wouldn't they make sure they have 0 minutes of power outage – heck, that's nearly national security levels of threat – wouldn't the South Korean government install two (or three) sets of power lines from different parts of the grid. Or a local power source (diesel generators and a small coal power plant.) Expensive? Sure. But so is 3.5% of global NAND supply for a month?
Installing RPM Mats is Easy Here’s a simple step-by-step guide
That is indeed what I was implying.
You may want to add high up the documentation that it works with both regular docker and docker-compose.

Without watching the whole video... I would have come away with the impression that it only works with compose.
> It doesn't seem to be a burden, just a one-time shift.

That zero waste thing seems to be her job now.
With "get a quote" you're not tricked, you're outpriced. The website targets another type of customer, those leading to 10-100x revenue. In enterprise B2B it's custom to contact/schedule/email companies, often to get a written quote and sales cycles are weeks to months. I was surprised to see that even with all prices listed on the website companies would still email us asking for quotes ("it's right there on the pricing page!").
You or I may be able and willing to buy OSS phones, but the average consumer never would common proprietary software (FB, YouTube).

OEMs would never bother selling them in the first place, obligations or not.
> Societal pressure can be even more convincing than violence.

this is true, these communities are walking on a thin rope. They are constantly in danger of falling out of balance.

> somethings not quite right with your faith. Else you would not fear independent thought.

I disagree. There is no indication that rationality and independent thinking are what is best for an individual. They have been hugely positive for humanity, but there is also freedom in submission. Being in a healthy community where you fully understand your role in life seems a lot better than being a nihilist (not the only outcome, but also not the worst one).
We’re All a Little Biased – CodeSubmit
If power supply issues hurt the business that severely then how come they allow it to happen is my point. I'm not saying I'm smarter than them, I'm not – I know there must be a reason, I can't figure it out.
Firefox with uBlock Origin takes care of that. I haven't seen an Youtube ad in years.

Yes, they use randomised hostnames, but there are other parts of the URL that are not.

If you don't want to use a browser extension for pattern matching the whole URL, you're gonna need a transparent proxy in your networks gateway.
Typo. It’s ‘caffeinate’

caffeinate(8) — prevent the system from sleeping on behalf of a utility
Oh nice! (it's caffeinate, btw :-))

Like Owly though, safe install from AppStore as well and then just sits in the menubar and lets me forget about it.
Printers supporting AirPrint: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201311 (it is a loooong list, basically any printer designed since 2010).
Most full accountings of solar's value to the grid show that homeowners with solar are subsidizing the grid (not the other way round) and other customers by providing power at peak usage times and being paid at rates that are averages and therefore below peak, and not accounting for wider costs/benefits:

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/how-two-value-of-solar-stud...
Choking game, also known as the fainting game
There is rumors for a 16 inch one.

https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/24/18715156/apple-16-inch-ma...
The various kinds of lookaround are essentially intersections plus some trickery to extract the correct spans.

E.g. in Python re.match('(?=(a.)+$)(.b.|..b)+', 'abacabax') matches 'abacab', while applying it to 'abacabxa' doesn't match. If you only focus on the question of whether there's a match starting at a given position, this is equivalent to there being a match for '(a.)+$' as well as '(.b.|..b)+' from the same position, i.e. the intersection of the languages matched by the two expressions.

If you have two automata with n and m states for the two expressions, then you can match the intersection by creating an automaton with nm states corresponding to all possible combinations of states of the smaller automata, with a transition from (i,j) to (k,l) iff there are transitions from i to k and j to l. (i,j) is an accepting state iff both i and j are. This essentially simulates both automata in parallel.

Once you've determined whether or not there's a match by using that automaton, you could extract the span that matched by re-running only the part of the regular expression that's not part of a lookaround assertion. I guess actual implementations just do some additional bookkeeping to do both matching and span extraction in one pass.
I didn't say there is a technical reason for keeping a history. I said doing so is not "wiretapping".