skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Whoa

"Although deuteration does not appreciably change molecular shape, atom size, or bond length or stiffness, it doubles hydrogen mass, thus affecting the overall vibrational modes of an odorant. Therefore, if recognition of molecular shape alone was the sole determinant for odor character (2, 3), then flies should not respond differentially to deuterated [d, where d(x) denotes replacement of x nonexchangeable hydrogens with deuterium atoms] and nondeuterated/normal (i.e., H-) odorants. To address this hypothesis, we took advantage of the commercial availability of acetophenone (ACP) carrying three, five, or eight deuterium atoms (d3, d5, and d8) in place of the respective hydrogens in the normal molecule (h-ACP). Equal amounts (75 μL) of each odorant were diluted to 1 mL in isopropyl myristate and we quantified (Fig. 1A) the response of groups of flies to each odorant versus unscented air traversing the arms of a standard T-maze (Materials and Methods) (19, 20). When given a choice between normal ACP (i.e., h-ACP) and air, the excess flies present in the odor-delivering maze arm indicated that, at the dilution used, the odorant was attractive. However, replacing only three hydrogen atoms with deuterium eliminated this spontaneous preference as the flies distributed nearly equally in the arms of the maze. The d5-ACP was mildly aversive and the fully substituted d8-ACP was the most aversive of the four isotopes."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3048096/
...actually, it occurs to me that the animal kingdom comparison is kind of funny, because it shows the absurdity of the claim that an entire gender of a species dominates another. If, in some herd, all animals of a given gender were actually kept away from food sources and/or mating opportunities, that herd would die out.
So you do what I did - marry a woman with a good career and become a stay at home dad. Even better if you have a skill set that allows you to do some work from home, around nap times to allow you to keep your eye in.
In my experience, you can’t let truly long projects consume all your energy or else you’ll burn out on them and stop. The key for these is to put in a few hours consistently and allow yourself to use the rest of the time to relax and do other things.

That’s part of how the author can have 3 long-term projects at once— no single project is taking up all of his attention. You can make surprising progress if you set aside a single 3-4 hour session each week, and still have time for everything else.
Do they get you the same strength, fill ratio, and allow for usage with aerospace specialty epoxies?
It looks straightforward. Skipping basically all the maths, it's equation 19 in the paper. Each contour is a line of constant z (flux), plotted in polar coords:

http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1979A%26A....75..228L

You plug in the viewing angle, black hole mass and some other constants which are defined in the paper (might need some fiddling to get them to look nice).

Then I think the plotter is just some monte carlo sampling and then inverted.
Not really. Helping nation state (any) actors gain access to user data would be contrary to their previous actions. Helping experts research vulnerabilities is a calculated risk that the good guys will reveal bugs at a similar rate or faster than the bad guys, whilst also disincentivising the hoarding.
The significance of this attack is entirely overblown. DA isn't as crucial to the world's oil supply as they used to be, and they're the only country that might be at risk. It's probably also a one-off attack as SA and the US adjust to the new threat model. The likelihood of another successful attack is going down by the day.
Sure. This is part of why I don't like establishing an identity on HN: it's antithetical to any kind of earnest conversation. As soon as I worry about my identity, I stop worrying about my content, but instead worry about what my content and identity say about each other.

This is also why the Prime Directive is so important. At some level, discussion is a performance, and the terms and conditions which dictate the form and substance of the performance are always present in everybody's mind. It's important that we allow ourselves to be present in the posting, as if we were players upon the stage.

Let us not forget the context of the original article. Jack Dorsey could, if he truly were convinced that Twitter is unhealthy, turn off Twitter. He could, if he truly were convinced of the importance of civility in a liberal society, ban fascist loudmouth politicians from his private platform. Instead, he urges us to put down our phones and meditate occasionally, without considering uninstalling Twitter or deactivating our accounts. This is, at some level, choosing Twitter over healthy, civil society.
That's awesome, thanks for the link!
Shipping is a very conservative industry and hesitant to new things.

Time to investment payback was longer than many companies were willing to stomach, which was shortened thanks to Norway subsidies.

That said, they’re growing quickly, have a look!
there are more homeless men than women. So that's like targeting men to give free food and shelter because more men need it, which wouldn't happen.
China Leaks Video of Mysterious Ground-Launched Missile
This seems more like coincidence than irony.
Wouldn't this change after 16m 40s?
are there any successful attempts to programatically detect fallacies in text?
No one is worried about plants in general. I'm sure there is at least one species of plant that can survive even some impossibly high warming beyond 20° C.

Overall that article is completely meaningless in relation to climate change. Looking at current events doesn't really tell us anything about the future 30 years. Everything could change or not. Current emissions are already leaving us in a bad spot, future emissions may rise because of developing countries consuming more fossil fuels. Maybe it is impossible to stop using fossil fuels.
Are you calling for equality of opportunity or equality of outcome?
Haven't we by now found out that in reality, it's really only an audience that is needed? There are many inappropriate comments posted on Facebook, YouTube or Twitter posted using people's real names.

And also, of course, it just holds for some otherwise apparently normal persons.
I think understanding logical fallacies is wonderful, especially if you seek to understand why they are fallacies and improve your own thinking and arguing to avoid them.

However, people that pull logical fallacies out in an argument are probably not arguing in a convincing way! Either the person they are arguing against is actually succumbing to the fallacy, and in that case they would rarely even know what is going on when you name it, or they totally understand it and were using shorthand or just phrasing it in a way that opened them up to that attack, but a less intentionally close reading would reveal a deeper argument.

Of course, I'm setting up a false choice here!
GDPR wall

EDIT: works with outline.com
In my (limited) experience, for non-GB-sized apps, the turnaround time is closer to five minutes.
From what I have been reading, quite a bit. The plastic lint ends up in the water ecosystem pretty quickly compared to other plastics through washing and drying, and they're not obvious being so small.

I imagine most people don't think about their plastic fabrics being plastic at all, they really don't feel like plastic. So when you see lint balls or bits of lint floating about the house you don't think to yourself "Ah, little bits of plastic going into my lungs". When you empty the lint catcher in a drier and pop it right in the bin, it probably doesn't cross most minds that it's a little bundle of plastic fibers. I like to consider myself pretty well informed on the topic and it wasn't until this year that clothing fibers even crossed my mind.
The same is valid for other countries. Destroying towers with electricity transmission lines can cause serious blackouts. Especially in the middle of cold winter. Grid map is online: https://www.entsoe.eu/data/map/
Musk was chief designer for Falcon 1, their first rocket. Musk is very much involved in detailed technical decisions.

Musk is very much responsible for why the team works the way it does. He specifically focused on hiring people who experiment and try out things a lot. He did not want just pure theoretical guys.
> When the Roman empire fell the rich did not suffer

How do you define “suffer”?

They lost their previous lifestyle and creature comforts. Their public infrastructure fell into disrepair and the ability to build its like was lost. Trade networks were disrupted and many products and materials became unavailable. They lost much of their power and wealth (lands, houses, possessions, businesses, ...). Many were killed. In Rome proper foreign invaders came and demanded tribute, sacked their city, tortured them for information about where their wealth was hidden, stripped all of their public buildings of valuables, and so on.
Do universities provide employers with the results of skills tests on things like Git?
isn't the gravity bending effect used by astronomers to compute stuff hidden by planets too ?
Pretty much. It means that each cell has 2^5 (32) distinct voltage ranges for each potential 5 bit combination.
First Report of Accident with Tesla Smart Summon Emerges
If you're unnecessarily spending a month a year on platform churn, that's nearly 10% loss of productivity right there. Doesn't seem like a good choice to me, unless you're genuinely gaining something important.
Which makes sense too. If Apple was negligent in the security space and these flaws were common then I would be all for a recall.

But Apple clearly has not been negligent in this space and they really have put forth best effort.
They link to a form at the bottom of the article where you can submit your own story, if you'd like to contribute: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScZnppXbZLz-vVfS8Mr...
and specifically targeting men with free food and housing, who have higher rates of homelessness...
He actually thinks like a systems engineer and a highly skilled and mature one at that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOpMrVnjYeY&feature=youtu.be...
For me the biggest "wow" (and there were a lot of those) was the capacity comparison:

Currently the entire world has a launch capacity of 200-300 tons into LEO per year.

With just ten starship/booster combos, that will change to a max capacity of over a million tons into LEO per year.

A factor of over a thousand. The entire current capacity (including the Falcons) at less than 0.1% of the new capacity, a mere footnote. Not even a footnote, really. And apparently they're cheap(er) to build as well. Complete game changer. And game over for everybody else in the launch business.

Wow
> Take time to talk to your patients

I agree that most doctors rush things (for whatever reason). But what does it have to do with this case ? the advice was solid- stop eating grapefruit.
The lead engineer/designer on the project makes this claim in these slides. I don't know whether this gives the claim more veracity in your eyes, but it's there.

[1]: http://martinsumner.github.io/presentations/spine2_erlang#/2...
It looks like the car was backing up with the wheels turned to the right. Dashcam footage from this would be very interesting.
Got to say, I love your approach here.
I'm of the opinion that they should do away with that altogether. ieddit.com/foo instead of ieddit.com/[r/i]/foo
Pocket does that with the premium subscription. I find it to be quite useful.
For my small country (NL) that would mean having to import gas from Russia to power our gas-plants to generate electricity for cars. I'm not sure which option is worse.
I fail to follow your first argument. How would something that is good for plant life be bad for life on the planet? Plants form the base of the food chain.

Virtually all modern plants grow at higher rates right up to 1200PPM. I'm not sure how taller trees and taller grasslands would affect us negatively.

Presumably, more plant life means more animal life. As there is more food to support ecosystems.
Tell me how you do things. Lead by example. Do you have kids?
Or you could build more wind turbines and solar panels. The Netherlands are famously windy.
Off topic but I remember C&A from back in the day. (edit: They pulled out of the UK market in 2000)

I don't know why the address has UK in it, because the country select doesn't include UK, and the webshop is in Euros.
Not just any astrophysicist. It was Kip Thorne, who was already an authority in general relativity even before he received the Nobel prize in 2017 for his work on gravitational waves. His works on the movie led to the publication of a scientific paper: https://aapt.scitation.org/doi/10.1119/1.4916949
>I've been trying to get 100% natural materials (cotton, wool, leather) and they seem more comfortable, less stuffy (especially for sleeping) but that might be a placebo.

Natural materials are obviously more comfortable, more breathable, hypoallergenic, etc. These fabrics are literally the product of millions of years of evolution for putting on top of an animal's skin, and work well with its physiology.
I believe that last statement is correct. So the only thing left to do is adapt.
> I'm pretty sure nobody sane have ever claimed this is great art.

You would think the same was true of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Darks_in_Red, and yet...
As someone pointed out further down the comment thread, we do not give out free food and housing exclusively to the demographic that has more poor people. Doing so would be inhumane and heartless.
Yes, but electric cars can improve your social status. And if you're too entitled to drive a vehicle which respects your opinion that the world is going to end, try a hybrid SUV.
Interesting to see where YCombinator stands on this. I assume you are an official moderator on HN?
They definitely should dump it outside the environment:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM
Is a Glitter-Free Christmas an Effective Way to Combat Environmental Pollution?
I came to read "and what about the men? Men are discriminated against too", was not disappointed
> OMG, “smart” street lamps?? Our city is so progressive!

Already got them, kinda. They are radio controlled which allow for them to be for granular controlled to reduce power usage and thus money.

It’s all good until the system fails and almost everyone is left without any street light (the main road still we’re lit as they were on a different profile or something but all the other streets were in darkness until around midnight. I’ve only noticed the single failure in the years it has been running though)
The astronomical news community would do the public a very big favor if they started stating clearly which pictures are taken by telescopes and which are cgi.
this is not a new problem. it's been around since at least the industrial revolution
Robert Virding (Erlang) wants to create a smart contract language on æternity
Well but you don't need to notarize all builds, just those that went through internal QA

Split the build process so that you can click "version 1.2.3" and have it notarized (this is doable in Jenkins for example)
I would say its a bit more general than that. Family members getting jobs via a parent would also be labelled this way.
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Show HN: Express.js sample for Kubernetes
If you are happy, you smile. But also, try to smile if you are not happy, it works both ways.
Your mind projects itself in the body, but by controlling the body, you can influence the mind.
With this said, I can imagine how re-labeling can actually have physical response.
How to Start a Car Rental Business from Scratch?
And both of these "articles" are hardly worth their title let's be honest. This sticky footer one could just be a link to the flex-grow documentation on the MDN, and it's not even a real sticky footer. The 100vh one comments on an issue that we've known about since responsive design became a thing in 2011 (2012?). Also, putting "A Better Solution: javascript" at the end of a blog post about a CSS problem is a joke.
The thing is if you always sit a year or 2 behind the cutting edge you still get to treat yourself because every upgrade is a huge jump in technology from what you had before. Unless you are comparing yourself to others it really doesn't matter because you still get something better and new to you.
The claim relates specifically to the spine 2 project, and is as measured over the 5 years since it went live. There are a lot of systems which depend on Spine 2 for their own availability, it is not the sort of thing that can go down at any time without a lot of people noticing.

I'm biased in that I've been heavily involved in the project, but I will stand by the five years of five nines availability claim.
Indeed, the space shuttle was so expensive it burned up much of the rest of NASAs budget-- keeping that disastrous, failed program running is why NASA doesn't have manned spaceflight capability at the moment.
Managed K3s In-Depth Review
Article from 2015: https://www.wired.com/2015/05/future-wind-turbines-no-blades

I guess they're still not feasible for some reason.
Optimized for showy and unique features, when a young Tesla really needed its products to stand out.
AI fails: why AI still isn’t ready to take your job
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If you keep temperature and humidity controlled, like in a greenhouse, more CO2 is better for plants. It's completely unclear whether the dramatic changes that global climate change will bring will be similarly beneficial to the plants we have today.
His title is literally CEO and Chief Designer.
And US mil. will get a super cheap way to deploy kinetic bombardment system with cost per rod on par with cruise missile.
Maybe one of the reasons women do not want to work in IT is, that the atmosphere is still sometimes sexist?

Or at least arkward. When I started to study IT, I was surprised to see, that the stereotypes were the majority. Meaning, long, oily hair, etc.

So I guess that is still changing, and I really do not believe 50% women should be the goal, but maybe the IT world still needs reflection sometimes, why so little women want to get into it.
A Bit about Event Delegation in React
Linux doesn't have these problems. Start using it.
<a sufficiently intelligent computer system will do whatever it must to survive, which will likely include achieving dominion over the human race.

To a neuroscientist, this line of reasoning is puzzling.>

AI is not neuroscience so a neuroscientists opinion is not exactly the final word on this question.
Is there any official source which talks about the number of servers or total CPU cores used in production by the companies mentioned in the article?
That's a good thing, it's called free speech and no censorship.
I wasn't exclusively referring to the online account here. Every update seems to break something in very stupid ways or change things around for no apparent reason. Friends working as admins in companies can't stop complaining over the last two updates. On every family meet up there's someone seeking tech support and I can just shrug and tell them the last version of Windows I really used was 7 and then my current dual boot alternative is still 8.1 which I need like twice a year. Which is immediately countered with "oh yeah I wish things were still like in XP or 7". And yes the most valid argument currently comes from enterprise customers depending on some expensive and important Windows only software. But that argument will only be true until it isn't anymore and then what? Since when has it ever worked out for some tech company to just stop investing in a product and try to milk the cash cow forever? Luckily Microsoft has a lot of other things going on like azure so it won't be the end of them, but that just brings us back to my initial comment: Is it the right move to let Windows go over the next decade and refocus, our might they regret it?
I mean, yes? That's where a lot of comedy has historically come from, it's not necessarily a problem.
I thought there were more women computer programmers than men in the 60s?
I assume these sorts of issues will show up in any filters that remove residual sanitizers which aren't periodically sterilized.
With such an announcement, I always become curious about what they are moving away from.
Just today, we put our kids to kindergarten, went for a coffee and had a nice walk in an autumnish weather. It is 11AM now and I still haven't started working, but once I do, I probably won't finish sooner than at 9PM.

I guess you need to find a sweet spot between tension and relaxation. Too tense and you end up being burned out. Too relaxed and you quit because it won't be interesting or challenging enough.

Your mind needs a rest too to serve you (and your projects) well. So by taking a rest and forgetting the project for a while, you actually help the project as well!
Cool, if your provider will have a tested way to install packages, copy/template files and setup services beyond docker. Basically Ansible/Saltstack/Puppet/Chef _are_ the API for plain UNIX.

As for the great "time worth less than money"-argument - I host my own nextcloud (for me and my family) on such a VPS for ~USD9. I get some 100GB of storage, ample RAM and CPU; sure that's probably oversubscribed, but after setup I can leave it running for years without worrying to check my bandwidth/storage quota in addition to it being cheaper than any big cloud-provider. Initial setup works with cloudinit and managing the VMs itself has an API. And I suppose for everyone not running a customer-facing business, the ROI of such solutions is basically unparalleled ;).
My proposal is to not fix anything and let people see that the other browsers are worse.
I also use NextCloud but we need something like that written in a faster tech like Golang.

For periodic filesystem backup snapshots I use Restic.
Indeed.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/09/yemen-houthi-rebels-r...
<To clarify: I did not manage my real flight's take-off or landing,>
Would it be possible that a habitable planet be close enough to one to see this with ordinary telescopes?
I've seen 3 already in as many days. Hopefully it's learning...

It doesn't drive through parking lots right... at any moment a car can come backing up, but the daft Tesla just sails through like an idiot.

But this is the operator's fault. Let go of the button! It stops!
Those are all credible motivations but it seems like you've overlooked the need for evidence and also the fact that the Houthi have already taken credit for it.
The cost of a vote through traditional ad spending is less than $100 [0]. Moving people can't compete with that.

[0] https://www.cato.org/blog/dollars-vote-2016-election This analysis gives ad spend as $3-20 per candidate per vote. Assuming only 20% of voters were undecided, the marginal cost can't be more than $100.
He started out (or at least found fame) doing Kerbal Space Program tutorials and play throughs, that's how I first came across him. He's also a pro DJ with an awe inspiring music collection and knowledge of music, though I'm not sure how much of that he still does. Oh, and he's also a fully qualified Astrophysicist and has worked in the field.
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> Back in 1979

The image is fantastic but one of the things that makes the story cooler, I think, is that even in 1979 the IBM 7040 was something of a relic. Although only introduced in 1963, it was superseded as early as 1964:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_7040

Just goes to show that if old computer hardware is all you have access to you can still do useful and amazing things.
I’m surprised more companies haven’t just deprecated internal email entirely for most employees (who don’t otherwise require a public facing one), as workforces have moved more and more to chat systems.