skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's really simple - good food is food prepared by yourself from raw ingredients (some exceptions for pasta, bread etc - use whole grain). If you do that, you will be good - it's really hard to eat bad with food you prepare yourself. On the contrary, it's extremely hard to eat well with eating processed food.

I've traveled recently to US and the amount of shit food available was amazing. I've seen several small grocery shops without a single fresh veggie available. What a contrast with France (where I live) !
Where Is Windmill on the iPhone?
B12 you get from suplements is not the same (structure) b12 you get from natural sources. There are risks of taking those if it is from cyanocobalamin.
Notqmail is a fork of Qmail, which "begins where netqmail left off".

A good description of their goals can be found on the wiki:

* https://github.com/notqmail/notqmail/wiki

> [Notqmail] will provide stable, compatible, small releases that do not conflict with or break your local site customization or the other software you run in your mail system. notqmail also aims higher: we are developing a qmail-derived system that is extensible, easily packaged, and increasingly applicable to a wide variety of modern needs

An idea of upcoming changes can be found on the roadmap:

* https://github.com/notqmail/notqmail/wiki/Release-Roadmap

There's also an interesting discussion of Notqmail, with responses from many of the team, on Lobste.rs:

* https://lobste.rs/s/2r3stk/notqmail_collaborative_open_sourc...
> Tantivy is a cool project, but I have to say the part I love most about it is your blog posts on it. They're a great introduction for people who are unfamiliar with the underlying tech of search engines.

Thanks a lot! I am not a native speaker, and I often feel very bad at conveying engineering concepts. The positive feedback is actually very helpful :)
How do you know they fixed all issues? Surely all issues will be fixed which the regulators can find. But I am sure there will be cover-up still. And more to it regulators have clearly demonstrated their incapability and unwillingness to find something.
"she spent weeks [living] with him after he had surgery"

That's what you do with someone that you date sometimes? My dating life was quite different than yours, I guess!

Also, why so dismissive of how other people structure their lives? They don't describe it as "someone I date sometimes" so why do you?
This is part of some cynical narrative on HN. Don't buy into it wholeheartedly. Plenty of couples stay together really long despite living in the same apartment. True love does exist, even though the internet loves to brainwash you into believing it doesn't.
How much time does Earth need for one full rotation?
I think a better title for this article would be:

Ice Cream (Frozen)
How else do would you uncover scandal and abuses of power?

The tabloid shit I don't care about, but public interest journalism is something I would never want to be without.

It's absolutely essential to a functioning democracy. The only reason you could possibly be against it is you don't want democracy; in which case, why are you living in one?
I'm one of the maintainers of OpenPDF. Please give it a try and post your feedback. Also, if you are using iText 1.2.x, it's time to update to OpenPDF, which should be compatible.

https://github.com/librepdf/openpdf
More than I would have expected. The report is long; was there a breakdown provided of the reasons for this exclusion? I assume that some proportion is voluntary and I wonder how much (and what the other reasons are).
>This legislation exists in other countries - automatic protection for partners in "unregistered" relationships. The logic is not deeply wrong - why should a formal act, essentially a signature, decide, rather than what's actually happening in reality?

because automatically tying personal and romantic relationships and property arrangements together seems odd to people who want to keep them apart, just like some people might not want to have any relationship with their family any more and don't want to fiscally depend on them, or the other way around.

It seems archaic to me to have some sort of parallel informal and customary law based on kinship that you're automatically opted into.
Empowering Young African Entrepreneurs:Global Leaders Tackle Job Creation
Hope in the Anthropocene
My wife car rarely does more than 30 miles in a day. I don't think we have ever driven it 400 miles in a day.
It has saved my behind a handful of times. Also shoutout to unordered_map for the debug build runtime check that equal keys have equal hashes.
Google's PDFium which is used in Android and ChromeOS is fast becoming the reference implementation to target: https://opensource.google.com/projects/pdfium
What's wrong with pdfium?
Suicidality does not imply depression: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5116433/
I'm not aware of widespread, serious issues in actual vegans.
[Chicken Scheme](https://call-cc.org) is fast, makes native binaries, and has a giant library of "eggs" covering most of the SRFIs. It's R5RS working its way towards R7RS. I've been using it for my "Python but fast" code for the last year or so, and it's one of the best production languages I've ever had.

[Chez Scheme](https://scheme.com) is super fast, and has the best REPL I've ever seen, but can't easily make binaries, and has limited external libraries. It's R6RS, which I prefer, but in the event you find other Schemers to work with about half of them are going to be annoyed it's not R7RS.

I found Racket to be substantially slower to compile and at runtime, the library is weird and not what I expect of a Scheme, and DrRacket IDE has some annoying quirks (it destroys your REPL environment every time you edit & run source, which is just monstrous). It's really heavily designed around educational uses, not so much production, and with the "Racket 2" changes it's likely to fragment and chase off any serious users.

Learning one Scheme (with SICP, TSPL, etc.) gets you 95% of the way with any Scheme; not so much with the three major LISPs (CLISP, Clojure, Arc). You'll still spend half your time reading library docs and SRFIs, which is where they all differ.

With any Scheme or LISP, you're going to face opposition from soi-disant "programmers" who don't like to learn anything about programming, and managers who don't want to support anything that isn't in the last 5 buzzwords they've heard, but if you own your own project, it's pretty great.
LispWorks is great for app development because of CAPI and its new iOS and Android runtimes (although you cannot use GUI framework on mobile devices). The IDE is also best in class. Add to that tree shaker and no royalty fee for runtimes. Performance is better than SBCL for “real” applications.

Allegro is the only Lisp that can somewhat compete with Java on the GC story. It’s simply the best Lisp you can use in the server. Even better than Clojure in that regard as idiomatic Clojure tends to run quite poorly and doesn’t allow for much low level tuning.

LispWorks for shipping binaries to clients. Allegro on the datacenter.
AI used to aid tigers, leopards (Asia AI News)
If I am understanding your suggestion properly, that's basically what IPFS does :)
You are talking past the comment you are replying to, and Goedel's argument altogether. That is, you are referring to an entity that may have contradictory properties in the way you mentioned, but Goedel's philosophical God isn't such an entity.

> Else it's just a new arbitrary definition of an entity, which they called "God" but could just as easily have called "Bob" or "Jane".

It exactly is arbitrary. The argument works for every referent that satisfies the properties.
Even with coal fired power stations it's still better. One of the reasons is people don't consider the vast amount of energy used to refine petrol.
I go weeks without using cash, although visiting Sydney recently it seemed I was surcharged more often than not for using a credit card - not the case in Melbourne where it's still very uncommon.
For most people true love is a myth.

People settle because they ate afraid of being alone.

Then they stay out of fear, but unhappy.

Children does not bring much happiness either.

This is true for most couple. Yes, true love exists for like 5% of couples. This does not mean we should all pretend this is the norm. There are better, more interesting lives to live rather than 40 years of bickering.
Sorry, jogs... I was actually walking when talking to my phone to post that :) Unlike software, it did not generate a syntax error.
> because it implies that by taking guns, people won't commit suicide, when they may just do it by any other method.

We know that method substitution does happen, but people would be using a less lethal method instead of a very lethal method so that alone will save lives. Also, not everyone will use a different method. We don't really know what the rates are for people switching methods.

Reducing access to means and methods is about the most important short term suicide prevention measure we can take, alongside all the other stuff we need to help people avoid falling into suicidal thinking.
> Also, would there be a pointer built in that let you know about the new owner namespace when you try to upgrade automatically?

And what would be the point of the namespace then ?
We say African American Economy Taskforce now
You know how people say you get less flexible as you get older? It's generally true, and not just because you have limitations on adaptability as you age. You also are wise enough to know some sacrifices just don't actually work, no matter how much you wish they did.

Now multiply that by two. Two inflexible people, both unwilling to shoot themselves in the foot for so-called love, trying to find some means to meet in the middle.

Besides, a lot of our relationship expectations are rooted in the idea that a baby will or could be the result. When that stops being true, it gets a lot harder to cave to convention and a lot easier to negotiate whatever terms you two can privately agree upon.

Add in the fact that your parents may be dead. Who do you need to please or seek permission from? Possibly no one.

Your coworkers or what not may have no idea you have some kind of unconventional relationship. You may be well past the age where your social circle is going to actively butt into your romantic life. If they do, you may just dump them as friends rather than accept that.
Some museums do claim to impose copyright terms on simple digitalisations of public domain works. It is a ludicrous claim they mostly get away with: it completely goes against the idea of public domain, and claims creative protection on a work where there is as little creativity as possible involved.
somebody should tell the UK government... if they could only fix the trains and drop the prices, we could easily meet our carbon targets
And the areas should represent revenue, not number of users.
You say "change the world", but aren't you talking mainly about the US and Europe?

Which "anti-war movement" or "parliament" are you talking about otherwise?

Will your movements have the same traction in India or China?
You’re assuming the temperature change is caused by our consumptionism. But in fact the temperature, with us or not, is always fluctuating, and is now supposed to be increasing as we’re still technically coming out of the last ice age.

It’s not clear what compounding effect we have on the current situation. Although your action points might help they may also not address the real issue.
SBCL. Works everywhere, super fast, has an advanced compiler with helpful warning messages. You get a fully featured Common Lisp implementation with all the goodies like CLOS, threads, C interoperability, and so on. And of course no Java required (though there is a Common Lisp implementation (ABCL) written in Java).
Nobody was bothered with ads the way they used to be. But currently you can't use internet without ad-blockers.

Advertisers are pushing too much and they are overheating their market.
What is "ultra processed" food? According to [1] it is stuff like:

Soft drinks
Packaged bread and buns
Chips
Candy
Store-bought ice cream
Boxed cake mix
Instant noodles
Infant formula
Breakfast cereal
Energy bars
Flavored yogurt
Chicken nuggets
Fast food burgers
Hot dogs

Some of these make sense... other don't. But clearly the actual degree
of processing required to obtain a given food item isn't the main factor
to label it "ultra processed".

You're gonna tell me my muesli energy bar is "ultra-processed"? It's literally just a bunch of grain sticking together.

Besides, those qualifiers are really weird: linking the category of an
item to the place it was purchased instead of its actual ingredients
(Fast food burgers, store-bought ice cream, packaged bread and buns)?

This smells like bullshit, clickbait, and health-craze pseudoscience.

[1]: https://www.cookinglight.com/eating-smart/nutrition-101/what...
Can't this be a 'make work' project? Get people working.

Or, sort recycling/garbage for half a day, and get half a day of free technical training in something like welding or auto mechanics?
The argument leaves unspecified where "Pennywise the Dancing Clown" must exist, or in what form, or in what places. Even though we say that it is real, it may not exist in any form that we recognize.

This is as much an argument for a Lovecraftian reality as the original argument is for God.
Yeah sjwright asked about sales and got an answer about sales.
Your comment is absolutely unhelpful.

What is your point? Should we kill everybody over 70 years old?

Because: there is no overpopulation, and if there was it is not caused by too many babies but by people living longer.

When it comes to CO2 by agriculture: we are eating way too much (meat).
So; friends?
>Gun advocates often cite Switzerland as a country with very responsible gun owners. Still, if you compare the rates of gun suicides, accidents and murder to their smaller population, it's still quite shocking.

Switzerland’s murder rate is among the very lowest in Europe. Only Austria and several of the tinier countries even come close.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intention...
Possibly unrelated but https://nim-lang.org/ has a syntax somewhat similar to python (and pascal), and has a static type system (plus generics). It compiles to multiple languages like C, C++ and JS and can produce native binaries.
no, they will become corrupt.
Hey guys, i have an app that I have just put away where you can save commands in the command line in the system or upload them to a remote... anyone interested...it is just a npm package
Humans are peculiar creatures. When faced with a choice between deadly heatwaves, or trains and buses, they will go with deadly heatwaves!
All of this depends on your definition of true love. and if love is something you seek to give or seek to receive. If you think they give love, then just give it. Love has no conditions. And it's available and unlimited supply.
I cannot talk for all other languages but at least in Java

1)All packages that are published can never be unpublished or re-released from a different contributor

2)Packages are namespaced

3)Nobody downloads packages directly from the internet. You always use a proxy which in most companies has security scans.

4)There are no "local packages" (like the node_modules dir), so it is impossible for the checked out source code to override your own vetted and secure package.

Not directly related to the incident of the original post, but I was mindblown when I realized that you can unpublish npm packages
>>Also, why so dismissive of how other people structure their lives? They don't describe it as "someone I date sometimes" so why do you?

do whatever you want, I just disagree with the label.
I wonder if it is feasible to make PV panels that concentrate the IR part of the light spectrum and guide it to a TVP unit through fiber optics.
Well, here's how the current temperature uptick looks compared to historical fluctuations:
https://xkcd.com/1732/
what would you use instead as a reference?
First off, reading your intro, I'd make sure to cover yourself from any liability the lack of security as well as the lack of apparent cooperation from the company so they can't hold you responsible for any breaches or problems.

That being said, I'd look into MSB (Minimum Security Baseline), there's quite some examples out there, like this one for example [0]

Besides that SANS has a very good reading room [1] where you can find a lot more information, as well as on individual items as on general ones.

The most difficult part will definitely be to change the way of working and thinking of the management of this company. Maybe show them an example of a company that was attacked using ransomware, they were down for a month, lost millions. I will try to find the example I'm thinking of, but there's plenty to be found out there.

[0] http://www.rn.psu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/4349/2016/01/...
[1] https://www.sans.org/reading-room/
I read the 100 watts as referring to lightweight unmanned aerial vehicle.

100 megawatts is followed by "[providing] electricity for 36,000 homes."

The original paper does not mention lightweight aerial vehicles as an application, but a drone is mentioned in the title (and shown in the top image) of the article.

Applications mentioned in the paper are:
hybrid cars, unmanned vehicles, deep-space probes, energy storage, enabling efficient cogeneration systems for heat and electricity.

(A less-misleading title might even be: "New thermophotovoltaic engine for deep-space probes")
Not sure if this rings true. You kind of assume that management "only" set unrealistic gial and then lower level employees decided by themselves to come up with MCAS as it was them implemented.

Based in my aerospace experience, it is mire likely that lower level employees raised concerns about certification which where then subsequently ignored by management (TM) as they asumed rightly to have a lot of leaway with the FAA. All that of course i usually documented extensively.

I suspect the above scenario because I took part in quite a few change boards affecting much smaller and less critical tickets. And everyone is informed and changes are signed of by the relevant peiple quite high up the food chain.

I'd suggest some other issue here, willful ignorance by upper management. At Boeing it is a fair bet for managemet to have solid certification knowledge (as shown in their creative approach to it). Thus taking the risks they did with MCAS involves a lot of ignorance. And potentially panic when they realized the commercial risk a failing 737 MAX would have. So they chose to take shortcuts, ignore warnings and hope for the best.
You’ll be disappointed if recent comments are anything to go by:

https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=Bantros
Why is it unhelpful to point out the fact that we're overlooking the root cause of the current problems?
Of course I would love to have provided the solution for world's overpopulation as well but I admit that I don't have it. Yet, somebody else here might.

In my opinion you're putting the bar way too high if you require anybody on this forum to only reply to a discussion when he/she not only can point out a failure in the arguments but has the correct solution as well.

Finally, you are putting some rather dubious solution in my mouth with your comment "What is your point? Should we kill everybody over 70 years old?". Of course I didn't have that solution in mind.
Some grain bars are museli stuck together, others are akin to a paste mixed with all kinds of binding agents, sugar and other things to improve their shelf life. I’d cal those ultra processed.

Sure, you can find exceptions to each of those groups, but most people are not eating whole-foods handmade-by-grandmothers 100% natural foods, are they.
Isn't this one of the benefits, to clear your mind and not think about anything for a while.
Android Media Framework CVE 2019-2107. Owning an Android 7-9 by Opening a Video
It surprises me that none of the reviews address fan noise. For me a big argument when buying my next Mac will be fan noise. I love my 2015 MBP but the fans make a lot of noise as soon as I use anything else than the iGPU and Terminal...
Does the new Vega GPU option generally produce more heat (in this thermally maxed out body)?
Use the Force, Larry: Oracle Playing Politics with Nation's Defense
>You're not going to make toasts all day

I bet you're doing something throughout the day. Maybe not making toast, but cooking, ironing, heating, cooling, watching TV etc. I'm not sure you can rely on any excess energy being available for storage if you're not connected to the grid.

>The idea behind individual solar energy is not consuming it real time but associating it with a storage solution to allow bigger throughput.

If that's the idea then you are exposing a major issue with solar. Namely: in order to rely solely on solar (+battery), you need a solar deployment that covers your energy needs now + energy to charge battery for when the sun isn't shining (taking into account the associated loss of storing and retrieving power from battery). This means that you need to oversubscribe/over capitalize solar to charge up the battery (which then lowers your total efficiency) in order to bridge daily and seasonal variability in solar output. This means that you need generation capacity that probably exceeds the surface area available to what a typical house or apartment can provide and explodes your costs.

This has major implications for large scale solar+battery deployments because at that scale, there is no grid to fall back on (which is why solar ALWAYS needs reliable backup generation - which is typically gas or biofuels). This is why solar+battery is never going to be cost-effective because you're always going to be forced to over-build infrastructure that will sit idly doing nothing most of the time.

This doesn't even touch on the fact that there is no actual battery technology that keep enough load to power a modern city overnight, much less to bridge seasonal variability at that scale (where the battery would be expected to keep enough energy for weeks at a time).
While I agree that something has to change, I don‘t agree with what you propose. The demands of climate activists in Europe are mostly completely unrealistic and would mean drastic life style changes for people with smaller incomes, while others would just pay the premium. What a country like Germany, with comparably high emissions per capita but all in all irrelevant contributions to worldwide emissions, needs to show is that it‘s possible to push climate-friendly politics that work with (and through!) the economy, not against it. Maybe this could lead to a change.

20 years ago, Germany raised taxes on fuel, but that didn’t make anyone drive less. I’m guessing the same would happen with a tax on CO2. So I‘m favoring emissions allowances: Politics dictates a threshold of how much CO2 is permitted and gives out allowances, then the price develops on the market.

But it feels like, for those „rebellions“, capitalism is the root of all evil.
Ask HN: What tech skills did you use to make organising your wedding easier?
What about competition between banks?
> lot of the worst offenders of that are people who are quite likely operating on the basis they'll be dead before we feel the absolute effects

These people often have kids, and they do a lot for them. They need to understand that it is all in vain if they don't do anything.