skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a difference between thin/light and holdability. My prior Asus[0] actually had a part sticking out the back (where the battery was attached) that provided an amazing grip. Flat macbooks, like my current Asus, I'm more afraid will slip out of my grip (or, held from the side, flex and damage something), especially pushing against it with the other hand while using the keyboard.

[0] https://www.asus.com/Laptops/U46E/
Surprisingly, you can microwave a stapled tea bag that's submerged in water.

You can also get away with microwaving metal spoons but _not forks_.
Interesting! Yeah that definitely looks relevant, I'll take a look.
It's certainly not impossible that we've blinded ourselves to other problems by being so quick to blame all of their woes on colonialism however. The real world is rarely so simple. I find it a bit condescending when we try to pin all of the blame on western influence in the past, when these people are quite capable of fucking up their own lives without your help thank you very much. The idea that the old hunter-gatherer lifestyle was idyllic and perfectly in harmony with nature is also a myth.
The vast majority of 401(k) funds are in large-cap mutual funds which don't invest in IPOs. Most 401(k) plans also offer some sort of money market or Treasury bond fund. It takes about 5 minutes and zero skill to learn that T-bonds are safe investments.
Why inject the politics? Are you saying that all our problems would go away if we just had someone taking away our choices and telling us what to eat? They could plan out food production centrally. In five year plans. And people would would definitely no longer over eat.....
That was true too for Oil Sands and Tight Oil. (Heck, any oil play needs capex, starting from the first drilled ones!)
And yet we are...
P.S.: But we basically seem to agree, so this is nitpicking on my part...
I heard all of these companies produce low grade tea for the masses.
Your link is 404'd for me. Googled and couldn't find it either.
I can't recommend the Stratechery piece enough (or Stratechery in general).
Are there devices that can count microplastic particles? If not, how would you build one?
Yeah, it's really easy to prove you have a valid request on the internet, if the real people are processing your request. When I assumed some website would liked more verification that I actually owned the domain before asking for removal, I just put the text into a file hosted on the domain, and there was no problem.

But that requires having people process your request and having un-structured request medium, like accepting e-mails on some preferred address.

And it looks like google liks to avoid having an unstructured input from random plebes, presumably to avoid expensive human labor.
> As someone who has browsed sites "powered by cloudflare" over Tor and been tossed into an infinite "are you human" loop, it certainly doesn't feel melodramatic.

https://privacypass.github.io/
Software patents ensure that every major software supplier in the world is an American controlled company. Not awarding the patent claim would be a threat against American national security.
Interesting. I'm not sure I understand why one type of charlatan is more important than the other.

If you want WeWork/SoftBank to be regulated, which a lot of people do, it's kind of important that the people doing the regulating understand what they're doing.

(edit: If you think a comment is off-topic then just say so. There's no need to be so insulting.)
86.3/0.28 with Warp, 109.4/117.8 without. I am in LA, CA, US.
Monumental change already here for world’s oceans and frozen regions
Thanks for the perspective. I understand the sentiment, but I fear Mickey-Mouse'ing of that 3 years. If that company is wildly successful, they'll have the funds to lobby for extension after extension on that 3 year expiration. Just like how many Disney properties were supposed to enter the public domain in 19xx but are still off-limits (yes, copyright law is a different domain, but the concept translates). On principle, I think there must be a hard line that the system does not work this way - "we know it's bad but maybe it will only last a few years" isn't a compromise I'm comfortable making.
Up next .. Softbank and their "Vision" fund.
He is making an interesting point but misses the source of this ‘counterfeit capitalism’... it’s not “capital”, it’s a printing press run wild leading to misallocations of hard earned productivity surpluses
The Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ Hustle
Rereading that again, I see how that could be the take-away now.

My first go through was how some people switching to a vegetarian diet say things like 'quitting bacon was the hardest, I kept going back to it for the first month".
Kodak had consumer wifi support then too. They had military cameras with satellite upload capability even earlier.
See cable companies.
My guess is you take a very small sample, count the particles, extrapolate to the whole (I suppose image recognition might automate this somewhat)
But this begs the question for me, if you can count the calories of these ultraprocessed foods can they still contribute to a healthy lifestyle? I mean, let's consider that I eat ultraprocessed all the time, but in my calorie range, so I don't get obese; is it less healthy than for example vegan diet, or it doesn't matter that much?
> They know what sites (DNS addresses) you are visiting.

This is false if you have ESNI enabled. They see what IP addresses, not what web sites you are visiting. ESNI isn't on by default yet, but it will be.
GCC Under the Hood
It was your jstor link that sent me down the A-B path.
I apologize if I miss understood your intention.
401ks are rarely self directed investments though. You can pick fund types, but rarely, if ever, could you pick stocks. The 401k is heavily regulated.

And nobody is “forced into the market.”
> I'm curious as to how fast food being highly processed escaped you.

I'll read this as a genuine question and you not just calling me out for being an idiot.

I of course, saw A&W/McDonald's/Wendy's as highly processed junk.

1) But a Chili's or an Applebee's where I can order a chicken entree that looks like chicken, that I can get with a side of vegetables, that comes on a real plate, with real silverware--I guess my mind put that in a different category with expectations that it was more like 'real' food.

2) I hadn't seen how the "sausage was made" so to speak. Yes, I know food is processed, frozen, prepared off site, but the book I referenced peeled back so many curtains on just what that looks like, even for that seemingly benign chicken breast I talked about in my first point.

Here's one excerpt pulled from a sea of them:

The uncooked chicken had been in a marinade that combined orange juice, tequila, triple sec, sweet-and-sour mix, and artificial color, thereby including sugar, two kinds of oil, and salt. It was shipped frozen in twenty-five-pound bags, each containing about fifty pieces of meat, plus whey protein concentrate and modified tapioca starch.
Nick Nickelson, a chief scientist at the Dallas-based Standard Meat, a supplier to Chili’s, said that the chicken and marinade were tumbled together in a piece of equipment that resembled a cement mixer. “It pulls the marinade into the muscle,” said Nickelson, breaking down the cellular structure of the meat and tenderizing it in the process.
Another common way to get marinade into meat is through needle injection. Hundreds of needles are used to pierce the meat, tearing up the connective tissue. “It’s been prechewed,” said Billy Rosenthal, former president of Standard Meat.
For all that, very little in the appearance or flavor of Chili’s food suggests how much sugar, fat, or salt it contains, or how easily it goes down.
Capacity factors for new, 7MW offshore in the UK is north of 55%.
WeWork's big mistake is that they didn't roll out their own web application framework and machine learning libraries, and didn't showcase enough their microservices architecture.
Sarcasm, but up to a point.
Koala bears hug trees to cool themselves
Depends where in the EU. In the UK, DNS snooping by ISPs is universal, and in fact required by law under the pretext of blocking minors' access to porn.
WhatsApp is great for casual users but not truly end to end because of its design imo. Silent rekeying is the default behavior.
No perfect forward secrecy here either: old messages silently re-encrypted with the new key and re-transmitted. The Guardian and others reported on this some years back and of course you can witness the behavior yourself if you flip that setting in your client. If a buddy gets a new phone, it will now disclose that to you (but not wait to send old messages). Was that really my buddy's new phone or an attacker? Hopefully I can trust WhatsApp (but trusting the broker means it's no longer E2E).

Yes, like everyone says it's all about your threat model. If it really includes nation states, you should not use WhatsApp. Everyone else can use it for iMessage like functionality over-the-top.
>If anything, this shows how lawless the private markets are and the lack of guardrails that are present to protect private investors

I would go stock up on popcorn. We may see some very interesting lawsuits soon. Unless the Saudis get him, well, the Saudi way.
On other platforms, those cards aren't "Exotic" (I run Premiere Pro on Windows 10 with a pair of 2080Ti cards for rendering. Premiere and After Effcts _fly_!

One problem is that Apple abandoned the Pro market, but some users are very loyal.
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Heh I had a similar thought but then we forget that it'll get worse and accelerate if we do nothing.

So there is hope of not making things much worse.
Agreed. Seems to me the simplest explanation is that our bodies were calibrated over years of evolution eating "real" foods. Processed foods of any kind are significantly less likely to have the correct energy/satiety ratio.
Airbnb employees are upset they're not rich yet
And now there's one scolding people for commenting...and one pointing out that scolding. Helpful!
Gnome accepts direct donations a number of online payment methods including paypal and bitcoin. They are 501(3)c tax deductible.

(I just donated $50 - good luck guys)
There are apparently European banks paying negative interest now as well.
In a few words how can I convert a climate-change denier to a believer? and vice versa...

I just want see what the short, compelling arguments of either side are.
> Should be good enough for everybody.

Absolutely, and get off my lawn while you're at it! ;)
The problem is that they will happily issue patents for <obvious thing>-with-a-computer, then another one for <obvious thing>-over-a-network, then again for <obvious thing>-over-wireless.
Why? There isn't much for a troll to plunder
I apologize if I misunderstood yours.

If we've changed topics to physics, I agree it's very interesting. The more we learn the stranger the universe seems.
There's a bit more to it than that.

First, it's calories absorbed, not consumed. That is, if I eat calories in a form that's harder to digest, my body may not get all the calories out of it that are in the food. I think that this is one of the deals with processed food - the processing makes it easier for your body to extract the calories from the food. The calories were already there, but they're processed into a form that your body can use more easily.

Second, some foods (at least for some people) have some effect on metabolism, so that calories consumed is not totally independent of calories burned.
There may be nothing we can do to stop it, but there are measures society needs to take to not worsen the problem.
“Performance Matters” by Emery Berger at StrangeLoop
What's even more worrying is that almost all "old" ice is gone. Extent only measures ocean area with at least 15% ice.

https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/4750

Scary times ahead!
Oculus: Facebook Horizon
If you look at the examples, they are clearly on the format "get the unavoidable problem -> understand the root cause of the problem -> fix the root cause -> tell your manager what you did".

Those people are basically doing their managers' jobs, and telling them that. If the managers aren't technical, they would be completely unable to do it, and are probably very afraid of somebody finding out, having somebody doing it will bring a lot of confidence.
Yes, if you go to a place that specializes in hot beverages, it's not an unreasonable question.
Ironically enough we (the UK) actually had a massive input in the current chip landscape via ARM until the government allowed it to be sold to a foreign buyer.

You have to wonder if the French government would have allowed the sale (as an example).

Seems like the conservatives don't give a shit about strategic national companies as long as the cheques clear.
Try aftermarket engine / car builds. 2 weeks routinely turns into 6 months or longer. I wish I had that sort of leeway.
I'll try to go in order...

My Muslim friends, coworkers, and drinking buddies don't recognize this facile caricature of Islam and the Koran. Bush the Lesser, Obama, and Trump have all repeatedly rejected this specific description and claimed that we're not at war with Islam; why do you disagree? The Middle East isn't the only place we find Muslims anyway; why aren't we invading Indonesia? Saddam didn't cause 9/11. Taliban didn't cause 9/11. Daesh didn't cause 9/11. The war in Afghanistan will soon be old enough that it could be sent to fight a war. We've commemorated 9/11 for long enough, with enough blood and destruction.

What Middle Eastern "proletariat" is "uprising"? They occasionally elect someone who has some socialist sympathies, only for that leader to be deposed like we did in Iran, Afghanistan, Egypt, and basically every nation in Central America. (Just think how much money the military-industrial complex has stolen from the taxpayer over how many decades, made possible by destroying the liberal modernizing government that Iran had in the 1950s. Ike and the Dulles brothers didn't get paid near enough for that...) Who are we to complain about political changes in other nations, anyway? Our nation was born in revolution. Our own current election cycle seems likely to introduce some socialist reforms. (Please don't suggest that we invade Vermont.)

What does Russian or Chinese espionage or "interference" have to do with anything we've done in the Middle East? Do we have no spies? Did we not get Yeltsin elected? Are we not underwriting the protests in Hong Kong right now? Wes Clark told us about the 7 Muslim nations on the "to invade" list; when are the invasions scheduled for Russia and China? Are we likely to win those wars? It's as if every single natural action of a modern nation can be mutilated into a pretext for more disastrous war. 1A actually protects every single action of which Russia has been accused (without evidence) of taking with respect to the 2016 elections.

As for this "pax" mythos, I don't know just what to say. I try not to disparage anyone's religious belief. Let's just say that even for the tiny portion of the vast sweep of human history that might fruitfully be understood through a lens of "empire and pax", most humans living at the time hadn't heard of the relevant empire much less had paid it fealty. Even if we restrict our attention to such periods of empire, it's not easy to shoehorn USA's actions in modern times into that analytical framework.

Wars without states are small. Wars among normal states end, eventually. Wars that USA fights are permanent plagues upon humanity, with no purpose other than to enrich armaments manufacturers. (Yeah, I know, we've withdrawn from Libya, so it's no longer contributing to the bottom line. Still, with the slave markets etc. I think it can still be considered a plague upon humanity. It's hard to be sure; reporters don't dare go to Libya and keep track of the carnage by counting the bodies washing ashore in southern Europe.)
Not OP but my own experience with being low-carb for years is that for me, there is no such thing as healthy carbs. Fruits and whole-grain breads and other things that the mainstream nutritionists regard as "healthy carbs" still spike my blood sugar and cause food cravings for up to 48 hours even after a single tiny serving.

If I stick resolutely to a high-fat, medium-protein diet, I am almost never hungry and have plenty of energy. And after 7 years, it has kept 45 lbs of excess weight off me. I was never truly obese, but others have shed hundreds of pounds permanently doing the same thing.
Most 401ks are invsted in public companies, not private ones
Infographic: Support for Trump Impeachment Higher Than Nixon
> It very much became a routine, no different from my monthly vimrc cleanup.

I should switch to wine too!
This article doesn't do a good job of explaining the censorship-resistant benefits of DoH. The author conflates privacy and access as the same thing. They are entirely different.

Access to information is the first step. Privacy is a luxury after access.
As much as I want to disagree with you, I too have this bleak feeling of inevitable doom. As individuals there is nothing we can do, all the personal changes are dwarfed by the overwhelming magnitude of the problems ahead. In my younger years I would have thought that while the problems seem insurmountable, we as global society will find a solution. The older I get I am convinced that there is almost no political solution that won't be opposed by either big money or irrational nationalism blocking any kind of global solution.

sigh
You are right - that should work well as well I believe due to its 6s internals. It's a good idea too: in the US the SE can be found even cheaper than the 6s.
> If you don't like the ads, turn the radio off.

This is pretty much exactly what the OP project does.
Yes.

To add, this won't upgrade the encryption if the router is acting as a DNS proxy, as Google Wifi does.
This is basically the same reason people buy firearms for their home in case of a break in. The odds are incredibly low but you feel better having it.
This assumes that starting up a competitor is frictionless and has zero-overhead. If the market which is now dominated has a large enough barrier to entry the monopoly can temporarily return to their loss-making tactics to starve you out. Capital will rightly look at your business and ask why they should invest in it when they can just get onboard with the current monopoly and get those profits instead.

There's a reason that we had to deal with monopolies largely through regulatory means, and it's not because we were afraid of letting the market correct itself, it's because, by and large, the market does not correct itself once a stable monopoly has been erected.
"What evidence would you need to see to be convinced that climate change is indeed happening and is a threat to humanity?"
Glues, bleach and plastics... sounds like a menu for gastric disaster.

We have a lot of bagged teas in the cupboard, so I just bought a metal tea infuser from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Stainless-Tea-Infuser/dp/B07W...) so I don't have to throw it out.
Let's not forget that this law is for people with money. Most common people will not have enough resources to compel anyone the size of Google.
OMG, what happens if China, Russia, Iran and Syria start creating off shore wind farms.
The saying is generally not used to look down at people but more try to understand that whatever is very clear to you, might not be clear to others and you should do your best to make yourself understandable to as many people as possible.

I don't think it was meant to "the user is using it wrong!" but instead make you (as the creator of something) think that the user will for sure try to use it in ways you didn't intend it to.
We’re Sandwich Now
I hear you and I do think there are more "shortcuts" (on the other hand, breaking down a chicken is work too but probably an improvement for the meat eater over packaged breasts).

But beans and legumes are very little work and store for ages, etc. Quinoa and the like too, easy/ Depending where you live you may have good sources of fresh tofu & seitan, etc.

If you are looking for "same meal, but X instead of chicken" it's more work, granted. That's hardly the only option though, and learning a range of dishes from traditionally vegetarian or near vegetarian cuisines can help generate a list of easy & tasty alternatives.
> Unfortunately, there's no clear definition of ultraprocessed. Like is factory-made whole wheat break ultraprocessed? Canned pinto beans? Artisan cheese? Factory cheese?

The article defines "processed" and "unprocessed":

Processed foods add a few substances such as sugar, fat, and salt to natural food products, with the goal of improving preservation or sharpening taste. The category includes canned vegetables and fish, cured and salted meats, cheeses, and fermented drinks such as wine and beer.

Unprocessed foods are the edible parts of plants (such as seeds or roots or leaves) and animals (such as meat and eggs). The main processing of this food type is freezing, drying or pasteurizing to extend storage life. Salts, sugars, oils and fats are not added.

And the nature of ultraprocessed food:

Ultraprocessed foods often contain a combination of nutritive and nonnutritive sweeteners that, Small says, produces surprising metabolic effects that result in a particularly potent reinforcement effect. That is, eating them causes us to want more of these foods.
Related factoid: a commonly accepted approach to GDPR compliance for those who have backups (that are retained for longer than the GDPR grace period) is to store enough information about the request to delete someone's data so that during the restore procedure the data can be deleted again.
Telling my wife I'm going up the South Loop will let her point S&R in the general area. Where on the 8 1/2 miles of trail (or a bit off it if I stopped to take a leak) am I? (However, that's probably better than what the watch could do as service along there varies from marginal to nonexistent.)

On the other hand, I don't see that there is any appreciable fall risk from hiking. It's the scramblers that get hurt, not those of us who stick to trails.
The same reason you don't pirate photoshop.

Adobe don't mind. You wouldn't buy it anyway. What suffers is the cheaper/free competition that is completely starved.

Surely you realize that avoiding disrespectful sites and seeking proper sites will send a message?

Two actually, one that that kind of shit isn't acceptable and second, that you appreciate honest people.

If you can't be bothered then maybe we actually deserve the cesspool we've created.
Even the original solution is a lot more complex than just checking some primitive value. A lock is still needed when doing concurrency on a single thread, which is the point I'm making anyway.

> Long story short: Your problem is with ordering, not locking.

Look up the definition of a concurrency lock.