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Unless specified, the risottos will have been made with meat stock, even if they’re vegetable risottos. It just tastes better

Pasta I agree but that’s primo

Aubergine Parmigiana is not very common, but indeed would fit

Pizza in a pizzeria yes, but not a restaurant

Soups indeed, but they would also be primo. And many will have chicken stock

I agree that southern Italy will be easier, more Mediterranean
> I'm never going to be an attractive man, so I'll never have love, or a wife and kids.

At a certain point though everybody becomes unattractive. Do you think old couples still look attractive? There's love out there for you if you are willing to invest in it. Sure, you might not be super attracted to their looks initially, but over time you become attracted to the person, which transcends superficial properties of people. Do you think I would stop loving my wife if she got in a car accident and became super unattractive because of burn scarring? Of course not! Love is an investment... you get out what you put in.
500k salary at Facebook? Sometimes I feel like the only person at a large tech company not making half a million a year.
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20796290, which was posted earlier.
You want AsRef, not Borrow, unless you need the additional guarantees that Borrow provides (identical comparisons and hashing).
African universities must teach scientists entrepreneurship
Exactly. For example, there are also persistent rumours that somebody is selling about 1% of total credit card transactions to hedge funds, for stock trading purposes - which seems like a major issue on all sorts of levels.
> But Reddit has also been charged with being an incubator of the alt-right.

What form of social media isn't an incubator for the alt-right? I think this is more of a reflection of the demographics of the vocal parts of the internet than anything. So many of the negative persona's we associate with the internet are actually small groups of people with a lot of free time who post frequently.
This aligns precisely with a memorable interview I gave to a PhD student who wanted to do an internship at a startup.

"The thing I love about Haskell is that even the simplest things become research projects"

However I understand where you are coming from. There's something to be said for environments that encourage learning.
Porsche Taycan sets fastest 4-door electric car record at Nürburgring
Perhaps a stupid question (as I am neither very educated on the topic of genetics nor have I used 23andme myself), but isn't there a way to download the dump of your raw genome data (that is compatible with all the other genetic analysis tools out there) from 23andme that would allow you to find it?

Btw fully agreed with you on the points of complexity and regular people misinterpreting their results following the PR hype.
Sorry, but this is satire right?
I had a recording of the Revolutionary Etude, filmed on a phone (iirc), played on an out of tune Acrosonic piano (more a piece of furniture than a functioning piano), with no pedal usage, get copyright matched with a Sony published recording. I disputed the claim and that was it.

It's about as far from a professional recording as you can get on YouTube, except for some piano recital videos featuring ugly children inanimately reading their way through the sheet music.
True but republicans will just straight up lie about social programs.
Unfortunately the oldest version available seems to be 3.0, though there was a mention about 2.0 https://cdimage.debian.org/mirror/cdimage/archive/

It would be interesting to test such an old version for historical purposes
Funny there were people just like you saying the exact same thing about Enron when Bethany ran her famous article back then (yes this is the same author that took down Enron). As with Tesla Enron was big on "innovation". Innovations fail, and the stress of dealing with them tends to lead CEOs into unethical behavior.

There's nothing wrong with taking risks and failing. There is something wrong with taking investor money and using it to bail out an unrelated company.
Asset gains only become real when the asset is sold. That’s what I mean.

Also - a financial instrument based on the value of collateral can easily go south if the value of the collateral falls.

There is no guarantee that home values will remain stable nor that whatever assets you put the loan into will perform adequately too.

Given that retirees typically don’t have the ability to correct for investments gone wrong out of future earnings, your recommendations would be foolhardy for most.

Simply buying a house to live in is fine.

The only reason we are having this discussion is that the people complaining about prop 13 want a mechanism to force older people out of their homes so they can take have them instead.
My understanding is that the FPKI has tons of sub-CAs all doing their own thing and thus couldn't meet the Baseline Requirements. If they could meet the BRs then I'm sure the public comments would be full of comments about the NSA et al, but pre-CNNIC Mozilla was a lot more willing to follow a technical checklist for approval. The the recent DarkMatter request indicates the process isn't so trusting anymore.
Hey thanks! I'm a cofounder at Nutshell. Always great to hear from other hackers getting value from what we're building.
We've been eating plant-based meats at home for a while now, but I'm contemplating going back to meats after reading various packaging. I'm seeing a lot of food additives which I don't want my kids to take in. I'm all up for plant-based foods, but it should be healthier than the meat alternative.
Until you step on it! It's way more dangerous plugged out on the ground, than being plugged in.
Those are generally the steps for deep frying chicken, yes. Obviously you'd use home utensils and appliances, but brine -> bread -> fry is basically the only way you're going to get fried chicken.

I'm not exactly sure what you were trying to do with that link, but I'm pretty sure your intended outcome wasn't to show that KFC fried chicken is just like any other fried chicken, but with stricter recipes and industrial machines.
The problem is what zaroth outlined at the start of this thread: the big company doesn't start as your customer. They start out as "Hi, we're a Fortune 500 company and we'll become your Number One Customer if you jump through these hoops...before we sign a contract!" And you start jumping. And there are more hoops. And you jump. And they have a strategy change and blow you off for six months, then come back with a different set of hoops. And you jump. And you jump. And you've spent hundreds of thousand of dollars for the promise of getting that big customer, on the belief that they'll surely sign and that other customers of their size will follow.

And they don't sign.

And it turns out what you worked on for them isn't something other customers of their size really quite want. But if you jump through these hoops...
I think it's important to distinguish physical attraction from net total attraction. Usually when people say "attractive" they mean the former, but I think GP may mean the latter. I'm probably about average physically, but I have my own set of personality issues that make me pretty damn unattractive on the whole. I doubt I would be interested in anyone who was so fucked up that they were interested in me.

I've come to terms with my situation and I'm not the least be suicidal, but I think it's important to tread carefully when talking about this stuff online, where you have so little context. Someone who says "I'm never going to be an attractive man, so I'll never have love, or a wife and kids" has probably thought about it more than you have, and certainly knows their own situation much better than you do. I think it's extremely unhelpful to give them platitudes like "You are worthy". Maybe they are, but you're really not in a position to know.
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Pretty much. An assessor can write down any assessment they want. All assessed value taxes have this problem. The value I attribute to something can only be objectively defined by a market transaction. And more importantly, people attribute different values to the same thing.

This is simple to illustrate by example: Three people are willing to buy the same property at different maximum prices. Person A is willing to buy at $35k, person B at $30k, and person C at $25k. Any value an assessor writes down will necessarily be different than one of the three people. There is no dollar value intrinsic to the property itself.
> Vegetarians do not want to replace meat. (I mean, they are already vegetarian).

That's a ridiculous generalisation; it totally depends why they're vegetarian.

Yeah, if it's the taste or the concept of eating meat, they're not going to want a substitute.

But if it's animal cruelty or environmental concerns, those are ameliorated by even lab-grown meats, nevermind the plant-based taste-alikes.
Thank you Rasz, great post. And scary how good Google translate is, it's actually readable.
Define "meaningful concept of a gun".

You can print a plastic device, insert one nail (needed for a firing pin), and fire bullets that can kill a person.

Is it accurate? No. Durable? No. A crappy gun? Definitely!

But I think that this meets most people's idea of a meaningful concept of a gun. A weapon with a barrel and a trigger. Pull the trigger, there is a bang, and a high speed projectile goes where you pointed it at.
This decompile was done without the original source code, just the released game, which is effectively the same as being ‘lost’.
Induction stoves cost a bit more because the BoM and complexity are higher than the regular radiant stove. But since this is the kind of appliance in use for years it's possible you can make up for the initial investment with the lower operating costs and maintenance.
If not, there probably should be.

"Jmpeax's Law" doesn't really roll off the tongue though...
Save the planet, use an ad blocker
Well car ownership can improve quality of life. You spend less time in bad weather.. you can live in a quieter area outside of town.
Advanced reading search terms:

- Cellular Potts Models

- Evolution of evolvability

- Replicators and the Error treshold
I saw that as well, late into the project creation. The pdoc3 maintainer claims it's not that - but there are other reasons to want to want to avoid pdoc3. I'm going to be working on replace the pdoc3 dependency with pdoc in a way that is transparent to users.
I think there can be tax implications. Maybe a judge can waive those though if they aren't by default.
I ordered one of those once, and got chicken.
Hey, author here.

The background was that I couldn't find any out-of-box solutions or substantial documentation on how to implement this correctly for the "premium media streaming scenario. I became so frustrated that I was determined to open source the solution and save others some burden.

The goals are…
- provide a working solution for App Store subscriptions
- make it extensible with listener implementations
- share best practices
- involve the community in making this as helpful as possible

Would love any feedback on this, whether product, technical, or project/marketing. Thanks!
Yes France is terrible for vegetarians (apart from major city centres obviously). Trad French cuisine is very fixated on protein+jus+carb, and the French are not as open to other cuisines (maybe because theirs is very good?)
I have yet to need to recite an IP6 address out loud, so I don't know how I'd say it. I'd probably just recite it digit-by-digit (which is pretty much how I recite all numbers anyway).
Thanks a lot for sharing. I have it, but have never gotten around to reading. Will do now.
It's been a while, but I tried implementing a trait that took `&self` with several different types. One such type was an integer type, so I had to pass by reference. It's probably not a big deal, but there are many things like this that seem to prefer you move or reference rather than copy.

I think it would be better for all traits to implement their methods on `self` and then the caller can choose whether the type that implements the trait is `i64` or `&i64` (instead of the trait being prescriptive about the type, which largely defeats the purpose of traits to begin with).

That said, I'm not very experienced in Rust, so I expect someone can correct me about why this is a Very Bad Idea.
Commercial nature of use is only part of the fair use analysis.

You could run your own text-so-speech conversion (or vice versa)for your own private use on fair use grounds because it's a textbook case of fair use. It's very different when you're doing it for someone else's use. There are plenty of situations in which even commercial conversion activity would qualify as fair use.
Have you considered making some basic meat substitutes at home? We make Seitan a lot, and you can do a lot of cool stuff with Tofu. You can also make stuff like falafel or bean patties/meatballs.

I'd recommend checking out Miyoko's recipe for stuff like unribs, if you want some fancier Seitan-based recipes.
Governance at private companies with single majority shareholders (Musk owns >51% of SpaceX, and has even more voting control) is tricky. Controllers work for the C level/CFO, not shareholders (and the CFO is the one who is going to get sued, not the controllers).

Solar bonds are not as safe as US treasuries (almost nothing is for those who aren't up to speed), but the argument could be made (hopefully with data!) that they were low enough risk that people weren't going to suddenly stop paying their electric bills for the solar on their roofs (and the benefit to SpaceX was premium earned vs that of other safer cash equivalents), so you might as well lend your satellite launch customer deposits to Solar City to get more solar panels installed on roofs. And if you, as the controller, did not see it the same way, they might consider finding a controller who would.

Disclaimer: TSLA investor, owned SCTY solar bonds, have a friend who is a controller for a private family owned company who likes to talk work quite a bit. I admire the financial engineering used to succeed up to this point, and wince at the fiduciary issues occasionally.
How does Japan count suicide? How does the US count suicide?

Are they using comparable definitions for a death by suicide?

I know that the US significantly under-counts deaths compared to the UK. It's very hard to compare suicide rates across countries. In the US it's somewhat hard to compare across different states which is why CDC and others are spending money on finding common definitions.
"For Windows, install WSL and a distro of your choice and follow the Linux guide."

I love these instructions!

Also, I'd love to see this converted to a native executable. I wish Nintendo would actually allow that, although I'm sure they wouldn't.
Same as any other impractical-but-fun project that gets featured on HN. It's weird to me that people keep being surprised.
i wasn't kidding either.
Thanks!

> Are you planning to support Restructured Text next to Markdown?

I will look into supporting this, I agree that it definitely makes sense as a feature!
Yes, that was its name.

It had 2 metal parts. The first was a nail for a firing pin. And the second was a useless hunk of metal whose only purpose is to make metal detectors go off. (Thereby avoiding being illegal because it is concealable.)
I meant where the source code does not exist anymore, anywhere.

Nintendo still has the source to SM64.
Of course not.

I'm saying the extreme majority of people who want to immigrate to the US are from developing/undeveloped countries, and likely a very large percentage of people who actually make it are also from developing/undeveloped countries.
He (and all the brilliant people at his companies who work so hard) are delivering to humanity, a future where we produce and consume energy sustainably, and are out in space exploring our solar system. Everyone at the companies is there because on some level they believe in this vision. So I (and many Tesla shareholders like me) am willing to look the other way with respect to his fiduciary responsibility.

There are better targets out there.
I didn't look through the repo, but given that the linked README talks about needing an original version of the ROM in order to extract assets, I would guess they're not in there?
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20418577
the team working on this effort also implemented IRIX userland support for QEMU

What does this mean?

I think of QEMU as emulating hardware... What exactly is being emulated here?
When constrain the search space based on commonly-used scales in Western music the space collapses dramatically. Given that there have been successful copyright claims made on short phrases I think the idea of exhausting the search space for popular western music becomes a lot more plausible.
We need more conversations so we can hinder access to the ones with which we disagree.
I'm looking to pick up some work, mind if I shoot you an email?
Tesla was the first to show that electric cars could look good and be performant. Before this the prototypes were excessively aerodynamic and underpowered (probably because of range anxiety). Unfortunately for the environment good aerodynamics make for ugly cars.
Exactly, this is the real reason for the name. It's not marketing. It is social manipulation of the 1984 newspeak variety.

But, do all these anti-meat people not care about all the cows and chickens that got to exist because people love eating their tasty flesh?
It's interesting that the very first thing in the page is a section on copyrights, free software and the Debian Social Contract.
Aww, my first thought was food packaging that auto-sublimates after opening.
Fantastic! I look forward to this :)
Grafana Labs Optimizes Performance with Webpack
Decompiler cannot name your variables correctly. This project actually recovers the meaning behind all memory.
Split Keyboard with Built-In Trackball
Judge rules against Johnson and Johnson in landmark opioid case in Oklahoma
It looks like it's not on the website anymore?

It's true that that swastika (usually going in the other direction) is a buddhist symbol, but it looks like the person who forked it is from Slovenia, which has never been a buddhist country but was briefly a Nazi country. It's hard to believe that was an accidental oversight.
Probably because the alternative interpretation makes the answer so trivial that it's not worth assuming?
Except that there is a Slavic continuum. The spoken language of the border is Polish if written in the (catholic) Latin-derived script and (orthodox) Belorussian if written in Cyrillic or a (muslim) Polish Tartar if written in the Arabic script - which was still being used until the 1980s in that corner of the world - likewise Polish/Ukrainian and Polish/Czech
Can you do something like this for semiconductor devices? Although I assume destructive EEPROM erase in software combined with some explosives is an easier solution...
I can't wait for more Carolina BBQ vegan options. Fiction Kitchen's is good, though more chopped than pulled, while my preference is the latter. Still amazing though!
>I have never heard of a blackball list at large SV companies unless it was something egregious that person did

But what side of the story did you get? The side of the person doing the blackballing or the person being blackballed?

Just as a counter example (there is a link in this thread to exerts from a employment lawsuit against Google), one Google Manager is quoted outright...

"...I don’t care if you are perfect fit or technically excellent or whatever. I will actively not work with you, even to the point where your team or product is impacted by this decision. I’ll communicate why to your manager if it comes up. You’re being blacklisted by people at companies outside of Google,You might not have been aware of this, but people know, people talk. There are always social consequences.”

What is the offense? Apparently holding republican/conservative values.
Yes, imagine if Elon Musk announced a technology that could materially move his share price at strategically important points knowing that it was just vapor ware. That would be really bad, but fortunately we know he doesn't do that because we're all driving fully autonomous Teslas right now.
You could also rent it out and make money in the 10 years you're waiting for it to appreciate.
I wonder if this will contribute to the world having RISC-V laptops sooner rather than later.
When you download that dump from 23andme, unless you signed up for whole genome sequencing, and even then, the dump will not include high resolution data which would allow you to analyze these results in the context of the paper.

If you did WGS (whole genome sequencing), you might be able to take the VCF files (or the FASTQ) and, hopefully, their mapping process did an accurate job computing your individual genotype. However, in cases like this with CNVs and indels, I wouldn't really trust the assembly. MOst of the tools that we built to produce genotypes get a lot of the details of the mapping or assembly wrong. You could do a lot better if you had your genome sequencing using both long and short read tech, and used the long reads to make a reliable scaffold and then mapped the short reads, but with CNVs, much of that is still guesswork.
> Also - a financial instrument based on the value of collateral can easily go south if the value of the collateral falls.

That's not how a reverse mortgage works: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_mortgage

> The only reason we are having this discussion is that the people complaining about prop 13 want a mechanism to force older people out of their homes so they can take have them instead.

That's just not true. We want baby boomers to pay their fair share of taxes and not squirrel away their wealth for their heirs at our expense. In addition, because of Prop 13 (and similar programs else where) mean OTHER tax payers are paying a higher rate than they need to in order to cover the short fall.
So was Enron, the company who was creating the future of energy. A future in which we produce and consume energy more sustainably.

Enron wasn't tackling space challenges, so I guess there's a slight difference there.

Look: fraud is fraud. If someone is lying to the public, it is wrong on that basis alone. Elon Musk could have done everything the same and simply NOT lied about it, and things would have gone far smoother.

The workers at the Gigafactory2 plant have been disenfranchised due to this SolarCity issue.
Yea I saw that one, and I agree it's a good starting point and far better than nothing. The results are interesting, although it should be noted it was directly commissioned by Beyond Meat themselves.

There are however a lot of assumptions in that study. For example, a cow is not 100% 1/4 lb beef patties. So how do you go about distributing emissions that relate directly to the beef patty vs. those for steaks, brisket, or numerous other cuts? Since beyond meat does not currently provide substitues for those. They use an "economic model" which isn't entirely clear to me.

Or the lighting thing. They make all these assumptions about light energy consumption based on lumens and size of facilities - but there is no justification of the accuracy of these assumptions. Also how much of that energy is coming from renewable sources? It could favor either way but without figuring this out it makes a lot of it questionable.

There are other assumptions in there that raise questions and I think a lot more study needs to be done (ideally not funded by either industry).
Maybe I misunderstood you.

I’m saying this same decompile process could indeed be done to any released game where the source code is lost, because that is effectively what happened in this case.