skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The US actually sends a lot of its unrecyclable plastic trash in boats across the world to Asia (in return ships that delivered goods), but it's coming back more and more.

Here is a cool video that explains this - Asian Nations Reject Western Trash - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-htnUTN4mH0

For example, for recycling plastic bottles, we are supposed to take the plastic lid off, and even remove the attachment of the lid and separate it from the main plastic body.

Otherwise, the bottle can't actually be recycled. Single use plastics are everywhere where I live and more prevalent than ever: you want to buy 4 peaches at the supermarket? They come in a small plastic box wrapped in a plastic sheet.

The only way is going to be to make it illegal and force people to use paper bags or reusable bags, not only for carrying the groceries but also to separate fruit, use reusable containers for grains, etc.

But it has to be mandatory for everyone in order to make any significant difference.
The right to a fair trial should not depend on whether it is practical.
Yeah. Perfect way to teach your kid about healthy foods and nutrition: drinking smoothies.
This video "A Brief History of: The Demon Core" on the Plainly Difficult channel showed up in my YouTube recommendations just the other day:

https://youtu.be/VE8FnsnWz48
Ok thanks. Is the intention for that to grow, as a curated set of libraries that isn't quite the standard library? Or so you think some of those will move into the standard library if they become canonical or stable enough?
I think a big part of the blame is the promulgation of Calvinism and it's "work ethic" by early industrialists. It was also used as justification for removing access to common land under the guise of building the character of a "lazy" population by forcing them into cities and factories to fulfil labour shortages
I have been fasting for a month now and I have lost a solid 6kg. I started with one meal a day (OMAD) and then I started skipping a day twice a week for a total of 5x 24hr fasts and 2x 48hr fasts. This week I completed a 72hr fast.

One reason I like it is that it requires the least planning and mental load. I eat what I want as much as I want (except sugar) and almost no matter what I do it works out to be less than my maintenance calories and I lose weight because I can't eat 4k calories in one sitting. The simplicity of it gives me less breaking points, and the ability to "eat whatever I want" makes planning for a big meal in 2 days a good reward to keep going.

The beginning is very hard and it's mostly due to sugar addiction. Many people say switching to keto first to wean off sugar makes fasting much easier.

To answer your questions:

1. Hunger comes and goes in waves, but mostly it just goes. Mentally I become more focused and clearer the longer I am into my fast, and overall I no longer get the fog from overeating or too much sugar.

2. I take a standard multivitamin GNC brand. When I feel light headed/have low blood pressure I drink a salty bone broth. Some people have their own electrolyte recipes like snake juice you can look into.

3. I go for a set amount of time. I found that it's very difficult if I'm just fasting for "as long as I can" because when the hunger comes I break. If I have a set breakfast time it's much easier to carry on until then.
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Firebombing would also fail to intimidate the SOVIET command. I've frequently read postulations that was an additional impetus for dropping the 2nd bomb: to demonstrate to Stalin that we could mass produce them, lest he try to make any more aggressive moves in Europe. It was also a convenient way for the Japanese Emperor to "save face". People also postulate that the overwhelmingly successful Soviet invasion of Manchuria had the Japanese leadership worried: the Soviets had a reputation for brutality and a possible Soviet invasion of the Home Islands would turn out even worse than an American one (for the Japanese people). It looks much better to say "we threw in the towel due to America's wonder-weapon" than "we threw in the towel because we were terrified of Stalin".
Ok to answer your question, Qemu/KVM is more secure than lxd as they run kennel code for each VM. Here on containers there are just two choices use Dockerfile with Docker style containers or use lxd with.lxc. There are kata containers, but not as user friendly as LXD. Most of other container runtime run as privileged root user. In case of LXD, each of the container runs is userspace. So your security is like managing multi-user Linux. We understand management of multi-user Linux very well compared to other esoteric schemes. So I feel lxd offer better security than docker style containers. This is one of the reason most of the big cloud providers like gcp, aws, azure do not offer bare metal containers. Most run on top of their VM which are more secure in multi-tenant systems.

LXD we use for production and they are very lightweight. Running hundreds or thousands of them on a single baremetal will be ok.
He said

'...the answer might be: “mostly Golang”'
“TypeScript solves problems that I don’t have, in a way that I don’t like.”
Depends on what you consider to be worse, I guess. On reddit you get many of the blatant fucks. The 4chan memers, the blatant racists, the unabashedly sexist incels. They all know who they are, what they're doing, and they practically do it for fun.

On hn, you seem to have the same demographics, but they either have no idea about what they're actually saying or they're smart enough to argue that it's okay and sound like they've almost made a legitimate argument.
I've never understood then why the Chinese are against democracy. If everyone is happy and can't imagine a better government wouldn't they just elect the CCP every time?
I'm not sure it's what the parent comment is doing, but it's beyond baffling to me when I see this view in the wild. You'd have to be completely ignorant of staggering amounts of history, economics, and basic arithmetic to think that historical incomes were anywhere close to what we have today in terms of consumer goods, and yet I see this very often. (Not to be mistaken with more reasonable arguments that rely on the differences in utility derived from goods whose prices have gone down and goods afflicted by cost disease)
Eh, every review of the index has put it head and shoulders over any rift version so far. I'm not sure if we'd consider that "lagging behind oculus"
this is nuts but i like it. no time to think
no time to caps
not time left to write
this is all bull shit
but you gotta know it
dissappearing text
make me worry right at what i write
this may be most fun i had writing
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ohoh and i gotta cold and sneezing at work
run some laps in the beach in the rain at 5.30 morning
had to suffer?
she didnt choose me
why universe ?
why am i like this ?
will i ever find out ?
will i ever be with person i love the most ?
this is nuts
this app is nuts
but i like it
its just the thoughts that flows through your mind through fingers
type on

i am out of words but she is my princess jasmin
and i need a friend like genie
Who is taking care of the children? Who works in the daycares?
You already have a single password that controls all of your accounts. It's your email.
I have lived in the UK for over 20 years since I was 8, and I have to say I don't understand the Hong Kong riots.

For starters, does any of you even know how it all started? The extradition bill? To do what? To extradite a Hong Kong teen that killed his pregnant girlfriend in Taiwan so he can be prosecuted there, at the request of Taiwan! I don't ever see that mentioned anywhere.

Let me say, this video absolutely riled me (even more so than the ones I’ve seen of the rioters getting violent):

https://videos-a.jwpsrv.com/content/conversions/KWwwg9Oc/vid...

Sure, these guys are “peaceful” as in they didn’t hurt anyone, but watch and observe their actions:

1. The guys postures are incredibly aggressive for starters, for me, I would not call that peaceful at all.

2. Once someone took action to stop them, they held their hands up to make it look like they didn’t do anything wrong

3. They have friends specifically to capture the moment when they look like they were provoked

Now taking all of these points into consideration, this is an intentional provocation to have someone take action against them and make themselves look like the good guys. Here is my question to you all, what would you have done in those situations? Forcefully make them stop? Then that makes you the bad guy, and could potentially have you beaten up (let’s look at the number of thugs they have behind them). Call the police? Then the police will look like the bad guys, which is probably their intention anyways. So personally, I do not buy the “protests” being peaceful at all, maybe it was at the start, but there are a lot more violence from these “protesters” that are not being reported.
Juice tastes good, but it removes the fiber from the ingestion of that fructose that tells our body how to digest it. It is not healthful. Juice is basically a refined food, and I prefer raw food.
But we aren't talking about why it was designed this way, we are talking about why there are 538 electors, and why the popular vote total doesn't matter at all. The total amount of electors is a sum of the total house reps + total senate -- appears to be a blend of both systems to me.

You said "It's an election of a minority leader.", but that isn't the case by any measure that actually matters, however upsetting it may be for you.

Whatever case you are resting has nothing to do with how many total electors there are, and neither does Hamilton's opinion.
> Give people visible improvements to quality of living and also the opportunities to attain them and it seems logical to me that people on average would work more, not less.

this is not how it happened and quality of life is not an objective measure.
factory owners needed workers so they lobbied to have common land used for grazing and growing crops to be grabbed by land owners and forced people into cities to fill factories with cheap labour.
During my internship we've built a large prototype using React+Typescript, and here are some of my key take aways from it:

- Quite often when using unreleased APIs, you turn to using "any" all over the place.
- Development time is slower than writing in regular JS/React. This started to become a major issue due to the nature of our project being a prototype (fast iterations on ideas and features).
- Lots of frustration when a package doesn't have types (although most major ones do have them).

Otherwise it has been a joy writing the application, and it does "document" your components significantly better.
> - They didn't just patent an idea. They built a whole system around it. REDCODE is not just a compression algorithm. It is a compression algorithm optimized for a certain type of professional movie camera, one that they invented.

If they're so much more than a patent, then they shouldn't need a patent.
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> British were in Hong Kong for 150 years and only granted enough freedom to Hong Kong to align with their own interest

I don't want to speculate why the British did what they did, and that's not the point

> Hong Kong never had democracy including during British time. If you have any written evidence in law or regulation on the contrary let me know. So far I couldn't find any evidence except the "Basic Law" which guarantees certain freedom.

There's a difference between freedom and democracy and I will answer separately. On democracy, HK had long had some sort of election for the legislature (sure not the entire 150 years). I was there and my parents voted. It's dishonest to say you can't find any evidence of it.

On freedom. Basic Law may well (I am not sure) be the first local constitution, but the HK court system followed British precedence and people in HK generally enjoyed the same freedom guarantees that British living in UK do. Also, in practice there's increasing levels of self-censorship so having the Basic Law doesn't mean much.

> If China broke any provisions of Basic Law a case can be filed in courts of Hong Kong. Indeed Hong Kong asked China to re-interpret Basic Law... No one protested at that time

Actually plenty of people protested, but I see you cherrypicked examples. More recently China re-interpreted Basic Law to disqualified democratically elected legislature members. China also sent agents to HK and kidnapped an HK resident into China for political crime. You said British only granted freedom to HK base on self-interest, and you are very eager to be very generous towards China's motivations and skipped over examples that are very easy to find. Either you are not able to find them because they are blocked by the GFW, or that's something are more intentional on your part.
> running many different programs and they all use the same libraries in the same versions

It's distro maintainers' job to test packaged apps and converge on a known-good version of a shared lib. This is only a problem if your distro doesn't package the apps you need, and you build from upstream source ignoring the distro and using all the random versions upstream happened to test.
I had no idea about this too. I think it makes sense then that this is being removed. The feature is not well known but it must be putting a lot of burden on their team to keep it clean and protect it from abuse.
One step further to being "alone together".
Why do they like working more? Are they masochists?
The more I use Linux Containers (big fan of LXD) the more I'm convinced Solaris got it right with Zones, Crossbow, ZFS, SMF also for Zone services - Linux is still not there but instead we have lot's of vendor glue-code in go and many asteriks what is not possible. IMHO Linux should implement something like the zone concept that conceals cgroups, network, mount-namespaces - quota is still broken in btrfs, you can't delegate ZFS commands into a ZFS LXD-Container (where quota actually works) and if you attempt to run something like Docker Swarm in LXD you realize only parts of the kernel are network-namespace aware - it probably will converge to either some vendor solution or it will be resolved in the kernel (I doubt the ZFS integration will happen, as it looks like the current devs are activly fighting ZFS) but conceptionally the concept of a zone as a security boundary feels more sane to me than the glued-together mess in ther kernel at the moment. With kernel zones there was even a concept for stonger security.
Ah I see.

For mobile, there is a tab called "Contents" with a 'down' arrow on the right. Tap on the down arrow to reveal a drop down list which contains "Contents". Tap on "Contents" to show the Table on Contents.

I presume this is a UI layout issue for mobile.
The author of those videos has his own history of being sued/suing RED.
agree, well said!
also https://www.counterfire.org/articles/history/18871-the-highl...
> it'd stink to buy a beefy Mac Pro and not be able to edit 8K REDCODE RAW as well as they could on other OSes

I don't think this lawsuit will have any bearing on REDCODE hardware decode on Mac OS. Especially since it would likely be RED who is responsible for that support.
I was kinda in the same boat. Just getting a bit “chunkier”. Was 220lbs (some was also water weight from creatine) and now I’m 180lbs (I’m 6’1 if that helps). I tried intermittent fasting and it definitely worked for me. Related to your questions

1. For me, I never really experienced brain fog while IF. If anything, I seem to get more fog after eating regular/larger meals. When I was really hungry, drinking water and/or coffee (Starbucks double shots) worked for me. After a while you get used to hunger, and I seem to work better when I’m hungry vs when I’ve eaten a typical meal. If I’m seriously so hungry I’m getting a headache (which happens) id only have something with protein, absolutely no carbs (i.e lunch meat, eggs, nuts)

2. Don’t have too much knowledge or experience on gallstones. I took fish oil supplements occasionally and cut out creatine, but that’s about it.

3. Not 100% sure based on wording, but I was doing IF for about 6 weeks and lost ~20lbs. I ate from 6pm to 10pm, slept typically 1am to 7-8am. Only coffee and water during the day.

Now at 180lbs and not on IF or a strict IF schedule, I typically just have coffee in the mornings, a light lunch if I eat, and a typical dinner. 30 mins cardio 2-3 days a week, compound lifts 2-3 days a week.

Source - mid 20’s software developer
Ipfs requires a DNS server to bootstrap the P2P network, not a good idea.

Plus, Ipfs isn't that good when it comes to authentic data, if it's signed, there is only one key, so it's centralized again.
How to set up PVS-Studio in Travis CI using the example of PSP game emulator
Which would support the article's hypothesis that the big change in working time came through capitalism.
Lack of Scientific Proof That Microdosing Psychedelics Improves Creativity
feel what the Node community doesn't realize is that this creates a dependency hell

You misunderstand the dynamic here. In the Node community you get bragging rights for how many “libraries” you have written and how many times they have been downloaded (99.99% of which will be by automated build systems, usually without the end user even being aware of any individual libraries except at the top level). These entangled dependencies are the entire point.
- There are the first to do it.

What about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arriflex_D-20 ? And video codecs already existed before RED... So basically it is about compressing the RAW output of the sensor.
Being laughed at doesn't seem to stop people from trying to solve problems by throwing more blockchain at it.
We talk about sharding vs. chunking in the blog post and I would put CitusDB in the former category. More specifically, TimescaleDB is focusing on time-series workloads. To handle time-series workloads, CitusDB suggests combining their extension with a third-party extension (pg_partman) (see their docs).

I have no experience with this combination myself, so don't want to speculate about performance, etc., but when reading the docs it really seems like an afterthought.
I always thought that WordPerfect was the most dangerous word processor, due to its userbase.
It's Time to Retire “RTFM”
I enjoyed the movie, but when I first saw the trailer I thought Jason Isaacs would be playing Marshal Rokossovsky instead of Zhukov. He looks more like the former than the latter. But I don't think Rokossovsky was heavily involved in Kremlin politics at the time (or ever, other than getting bones broken while in captivity during the Great Purge).
> Be carefull with this info, much depends on the factory.

Indeed, recently we were looking into getting bio-degradable / compostable cups for an event, however:

* you need "industrial" (high-temperature) composting, your garden's compost pile is not going to work (it will probably degrade over time but very slowly)

* the average collection center can't easily differentiate between bio-degradable and regular plastic (you have to check each cup individually) so they just reject everything
Even though the spec is finalized there are enough variation on support on different browsers leading to substantial efforts to make a web components based pwa work on multu-browser.

If it had been worked out properly there's isn't any need of react or angular except for a state management library, since the views and components is taken care of by the browser directly.
>10h 4 days a week to keep the 40h work week

Why keep an arbitrary "40h" standard? Productivity has increased 100x from when it was established, what keeps it is busywork...
Kinda depends on your choice of partner(s), doesn't it? They didn't say that "sex" must automatically imply that you do it with countless people you don't know well.
Could you tell me what this mailing list is? I'd be interested in joining it.
Virtually all video capture is lossy, even on multi-million movies, because lossless capture is still fairly impractical in terms of storage, and there's generally not much advantage over a good lossy codec. But I don't think film people generally know that, and I suspect some of them would get upset if you tried to make them use a "lossy" camera.
My first thoughts were that it was like that, but I realized after a few weeks that I was thinking like that at work as well, when nowhere near the kid.
You really believe any numbers coming out of Vietnam? Anything public is supplied by the govt.
What's the economic incentive structure to continue serving all the data in a performant manner?
I guess everyone is excited about shit hitting the fan when they go public
They who work in the daycares are not a "serf class", they are paid professionals, and they don't need to have "terrible wages" in a civilized country.
Using the app is fun, but I am not sure it's wise to publish the results. :)
The funniest baseball card ever made
So instead of trying to improve their security and keep the startup/overhead advantage over VMs in the orders of magnitude, you simply suggest doing nothing?

FWIW, I like it that both camps are working on their shortcomings: LXD/container camp on isolation, and the VM camp on overhead (eg. firecracker).
Aren't any kind of financial products, insurance tech then? You can theoretically sell them with a couple of clicks.
I mean it's not like mainstream hip-hop deals with hard hitting themes and complex lyrics.
Thanks for insightful comments. Its sometime easy to forget that USA means union of states. Each state has a freedom to create its own laws within the limits of constitution to satisfy needs of its population. The way I see it, different states present different philosophy and lifestyle. People are free to get attached to the one they feel most aligned. President is supposed to be representing this union of states, not just the major population centers.
Hawaiian Tweeters Displayed Anxiety for Days After False Missile Alert
> The cost to get that many matches isn't high although, unlike offline dating. It takes a minute or two for a potential match, so if you do it casually as a 30 minute a day hobby, you'll quickly start getting more dates than you know what to deal with.

As an European male who has tried Tinder A LOT, it was definitely a lot more difficult for me as you make it sound.

Getting matches and replies was hard, getting dates was harder and finding someone with chemistry among the dates was even more challenging. That was a lot of time and energy spent in vain for nothing. I've lost count on the number of girls that didn't show up on dates or cancelled last minute to never reply again which was an exhausting and sad experience for me.

Later, after discovering game, I started approaching girls everywhere and my success skyrocketed, with almost zero extra effort other than going outside and saying Hi.

Online dating heavily favors females and unless you're in the top 10% of attractive males on that app, you're in for a pretty dehumanizing experience.
I am using this in production for https://www.pagedash.com

It's holding up pretty well so far.

> What parts do you get to work on?

Not sure if this answers your question, but I also use Cloud SQL, Cloud Build, GKE, GCE, Stackdriver, Bigquery etc.
I don't care what words you use. I'm just telling you that when you describe people as retards you're going to get downvotes, and I'm telling you why that is.

I'm not American and I don't live in the US.
How much data are we talking about here?
No, but it would make it harder for them to use that duopoly to gain market share elsewhere through bundling.
Somebody send it to George Martin
Found it. That's a pretty not great UX.
I live in Germany, both my kids go to public kindergarten/daycare (there is no distinction between the 2 here, it starts when the child is 1 year old) & the kindergarten teachers are mostly German themselves.

They don't earn great wages but they are not indentured servants either.