skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Rockets have a disturbing tendency to blow up on a regular basis. Russia just tried this experiment with a nuclear cruise missile, which blew up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyonoksa_radiation_accident
From here [1]:

For new users who install and download Firefox for the first time, Enhanced Tracking Protection will automatically be set on by default as part of the ‘Standard’ setting in the browser and will block known “third-party tracking cookies” according to the Disconnect list. We talk more about tracking cookies here. Enhanced Tracking Protection will be practically invisible to you and you’ll only notice that it’s operating when you visit a site and see a shield icon in the address bar next to the URL address and the small “i” icon. When you see the shield icon, you should feel safe that Firefox is blocking thousands of companies from your online activity.

A better source is probably the disconnect site [2]:

> Tracking is the collection of data regarding a particular user's activity across multiple websites or applications that aren’t owned by the data collector, and the retention, use or sharing of that data.

> Our definition focuses on collection AND retention. So, for example, the definition wouldn’t apply to sites that log an IP address, but don’t save that information in a database. The definition also focuses on particular users, so data that is immediately aggregated doesn’t apply. And the collection is across context, so it doesn’t apply in cases when there is solely a first-party relationship with the user, for example the site only collects and retains information on site visitors.

[1]: https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2019/06/04/firefox-now-availab...

[2]: https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection
Eating from a lower trophic level is generally more efficient than eating from a higher one.
maximalism: maximizing the amount of stuff you have with hopes of getting SOME value out of them.

minimalism: minimalizing the amount of stuff you have with hopes of getting LOTS of value out of them.
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Yes, processed vegetable oils and extracted pea & soy proteins are worse for you than ground beef.
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No, because satellite orbits aren't owned or held by anyone. Not to mention all low orbits have decent amount of junk that's in the process of deorbiting.
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> It's a hamburger after all, it's not meant to be healthy.

Hamburgers aren’t inherently unhealthy (though I’ll concede that in practice they often are). A well-made hamburger contains part protein, vegetables and carbs. It’s a whole meal. A bit too heavy on the carbs maybe, but not extremely so. It can stand on its own with very few additional flavour components, and has the potential of being a more wholesome meal than many others.

The issue, rather, is twofold. First, almost all burgers skimp on the veggies and generally use low-quality ingredients, instead relying on other flavour components (i.e. too much sugar and salt, and often added fat in the form of low-quality cheese and bacon). And secondly, burgers are umami bombs and lead people to overeat, both in terms of quantity (serving size) and frequency.
If I remember correctly, Amazon requires that you disclose that you're an amazon affiliate. Many sites just put a line of text in the footer of the page.

That said, I'm not sure why anyone is too upset at you for this. From my experience running many sites that use affiliate links, I can't imagine you're making any significant income from the affiliate links anyway, not to mention that's obviously not the purpose of this article.
Love it. Those are actually also on my feature roadmap! :)
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Sadly, it is food. I hate processed foods as much as anyone, but it would be irresponsible to print this headline.
Can you articulate what is unhealthy about a hamburger? Minus the fries and the bacon, a bread, meat, veggies and cheese combo contains tons of nutrition and calories.
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This is a really fun and great site! The resurgence of popularity with analog processes is exciting. While I've been fortunate to have grown up around film (and through the consumer switch to digital) I know the learning curve is much more difficult for those getting into it now.

Personally I view it as a fantastic alternative to both the process of taking photos and the results. I really enjoy working with mechanical cameras and really "seeing" a photo in my minds eye before I capture a scene in reality - a discipline that I find more difficult to practice with digital workflows. Something peaceful and soul feeding about having only a handful of potential photographs (say three 4x5 film holders on a day hike) which forces you to really slow down and focus on each shot.
There must be some training involved on the user level. My route to the freeway can take 1 of 2 parallel roads. The bigger road is theoretically a minute faster but often enough the left turn lane backs up for multiple light cycles. The smaller road is quite consistent in it's timing. A minute slower if the lights work out and a minute faster if you would have to wait.

I prefer the consistent route and now Google almost never tries to send me the "faster" way.
In my experience, they're never accurate. In fact, it's almost laughable how inaccurate they are. Google really expects me to believe that US-1 in NJ is going to have speed traps? A highway where cops regularly do the Jersey Shuffle at 90+ MPH with no emergency to justify doing 25+ over the limit? Yeah right.

It's one thing when it happens once in VA (a state I'm used to seeing lots of speed traps in) and there is no cop, it's another entirely when it happens in a state where the cops are the biggest speeders.
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Not true, for all compounds at least. Meat does indeed contain pesticides, hormones, and antibiotics. We might not test for it, is a different problem.

https://medium.com/center-for-biological-diversity/does-meat...
ESA collision passing distance was over 4km. So there was plenty of room between the satellites.
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It would be interesting to know how much of refrigerator power consumption is due to door opening/insertion of warm food and how much is imperfect insulation.

Given that the writer of the article doesn't appear to have space issues, it would be cool to see a homebuilt unit with much higher insulation using an existing freezer to mine for parts. I really like the redneck Yeti coolers that people build.

A more trivial modification might be to put strips of plastic across the opening so that less air interchange occurs when you put stuff in or out.
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seems it works much faster on sway + wayland + 4k display, but still slower than with XWayland
On the other hand...

https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-fi-electricity-solar/
Being able to start and stop a chronograph/stopwatch to time events without having to look at it whatsoever can be life-saving at best, amusing at worst. Even a watch with a simple minute-gradiated bezel is so much better than relying on my memory to remember a start time.
In that case they were simply adjusting their station keeping schedule and minimum (if any) fuel would be wasted.

If that wasn't the case, they could raise or lower the altitude slightly several orbits before the "event" causing them to arrive at the intersection point earlier or later. For a desired time delta, the sooner your perform your altitude change the smaller the changed required.
Adding nuclear to wind/solar doesn't eliminate the need for peaker plants or batteries because nuclear can only provide baseline power.
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Note, this version disables userChrome.css in new profiles. If you need it, enable it in about:config:

toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets = true

I spent some time wondering why it's not working. The key name is totally not obvious, especially since it doesn't have anything resembling userChrome in it.
FWIW, I installed Ubuntu 19.04 on my X1E-4k using this [0] guide and it has been working flawlessly (with an external display via thunderbolt).

The battery life is much worse than on Windows, can't deny that.

0: https://bauklimatik-dresden.de/privat/nicolai/index.html?htt...
It contains nicotene -- a well known carcinogenic.
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This isn't really explaining the "how" to me though.

The way I remember it is, as the page host I have a cookie on you. Then I drop in a 1-pixel image to a third party, and in the query string to it I write in a hashed form of the cookie I have for you. That HTTP request then itself can go through the cookie process, but for the third party. They then check their DB for both their own issued cookie and the value you passed in, and are then able to perform some asynchronous (batch or otherwise) match to associate the two IDs. From then on, an ad etc. can be targeted based on that info.
Yeah, I don't understand why people suddenly act like they're nutrition min-maxers when it comes to this subject.
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I can imagine NYC with 1/10th the private cars and 4x the shared/rental/taxi cars, and traffic flowing much better than today owing to the additional bandwidth freed up by the 70-80% reduction in street-side parking space need.

NYC residents just might accept the trade-off.
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It's not like lifetime of those plants has been something that just came up recently. You have to plan for that and if you didn't, you need to buy power elsewhere and pay the price for your negligence. This would be the way to go if you care for safety. If you don't, you shouldn't build even more of those reactors because this technology is obviously nothing for you.
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