skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't think of any examples where people in the US have erroneously conflated the Iranian public and government in recent times. That seems like a strawman. The green revolution a few years ago had widespread support in the US.

The recent pushback against the regime in the days following the recent soleimani killing should have led to more support from the public in the US. Sadly, since doing so would 'align' them with Trump's anti-regime rhetoric, many people who so eagerly donned green avatars on Twitter many years ago decided to stay silent and ignore it. I don't think people in the US think of the regime and public as the same entity, but I do think that the US's public support of Iran's counter-regime forces will be fickle as long as Trump supports those forces.
I wonder if this is due to brand/trust, that they only request an email, or the sign in flow is a popover as opposed to going to another app.
Say you want dual screens of the same pixel density, size and shape, what do you do? Hide the iMac under your desk? Buy another iMac?
It's not giving people time to learn the basics. It's giving people time to retrain their brain because it's a different device that solves problems differently.
> Shrooms seem to be the next wave of legalization an in some ways it seems like it is already partly legal.

Weirdly, fresh shrooms were legal in the UK right up to 2005, when they were put in the same category as heroin and cocaine. I remember walking past shops openly advertising them. (Peyote cactuses too, which according to Wikipedia are still legal.)
Just look at the Steam stats. About 97% of PC players are on Windows.

https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey

It's simply not a sensible economical decision to invest serious dev time for 3% of your potential players.
Realism Is False: A Conversation with Donald D. Hoffman
This is an estimate vs reported cases. Not exactly good numbers to compare.
I'd love to see the generated output of famous programs like grep, curl or chromium. It would give a better idea about what it does.
Gray market: The short version is that the exact model that was purchased was intended for a different region due to price segmentation at the manufacturer/brand. The item would be genuine but the manufacturer won't support the item if the customer is outside the intended region.

DVD/BluRay implement a lot of the distribution layer of segmentation in hardware and software, but the notion exists in lots of goods, such as in the marketing of high-end watches to different countries.
You actually quoted the part about tracking developers.
But Amazon is an advertising company, capturing 9% of the digital ad market in 2019.
The Phantom Password
They are the same effect. As the shell minerals grow they are dissolving at the same time. Growing and dissolving are two sides of the same reversible chemical reaction. The equilibrium point is a function of acidity. More acid yields slower growth as well as decreased compound stability. It is not one or the other, it is both.
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_in_Earth%27s_at...

> There is evidence for high CO2 concentrations between 200 and 150 million years ago of over 3,000 ppm, and between 600 and 400 million years ago of over 6,000 ppm.

For comparison:

> Global annual mean CO2 concentration has increased by more than 45% since the start of the Industrial Revolution, from 280 ppm during the 10,000 years up to the mid-18th century to 415 ppm as of May 2019. The present concentration is the highest for 14 million years.
> The US in particular is wedded to the notion that meat is essential and primary food, and it set up its entire agriculture industry to making that cheap

Nothing is particular about the US here, humans are omnivores whose optimal diet for health contains both meat and plants.
I apologize if I violate some sort of code of conduct by asking this but is there a reliable, safe way you can recommend obtaining magic mushrooms or truffles? I found some online sources offering them but I’m not sure who is trustworthy?
What China’s quarantine to stop the Wuhan coronavirus looks like
Eastern Europe under-reports these cases for sure.
Yes, exactly

10:50 Who nCov-2019 situation reports

↓

11:20 Novel Coronavirus situation reports

https://hackernewstitles.netlify.com/
And speaking of its simplicity - the original code to instrument programs involves, uh... doing this on assembly files. https://github.com/google/AFL/blob/master/afl-as.c#L284

Makes a pretty good case for "worse is better", if you like.
Considering that salmonella is far, far worse in the US than in the EU, your claim that American chicken is "likely just as good" is obviously false.
I don't remember when it was exactly, but there was a point a couple years ago where some kernel developer looked at the hibernate code and realized it was basically garbage and redid it.

Ever since then, I haven't had any problems. Previous to that, I couldn't get hibernate to work on my Thinkpad at all.

I believe the core issue is the original writer tried to get too fancy with the data serialization and it was getting corrupted somewhere along the way. So then it would go to resume from hibernate, find garbage data, and freeze up.
>>Seems to me like the real motivation is defending their own agricultural industry. American chicken is cheaper and likely just as good.

Well...if you stop and think about it for a second - of course it is. If our, European farmers have to abide by certain animal welfare standards and the American ones don't, then of course American meat will be cheaper. Equally, I wouldn't want to eat chicken meat from China or Vietnam - their animal standards are nowhere near ours, so why should they be sold here? If Americans improve their standards then they are welcome to our markets.
I am replying to the correct comment. Like I said, the model uses input data from Jan 2017, which will contain exactly this same migration as what you're currently discussing. This lockdown is strictly an improvement on the modelled situation. Read the paper describing the model, then come back and reply.
Most people don't play and practice sports truly expecting to become a paid professional.
And with the use of Vulkan, you get the modern improvements (and technical complexity that comes with it) on both Windows and Linux through hardware vendors' drivers, and MoltenVK for bridging that code to macOS and iOS.

I don't have a comparison chart between DX12, Vulkan, and Metal but if engine authors can standardize on the open standard of Vulkan, it could have huge effects on creating cross-platform games and applications. A big push for this wouldn't be having authors like Epic, Unity, or CryEngine do this, but all the private publishers investing the time to learn and switch their next-gen engines over to Vulkan.
AWS is the only thing that keeps Amazon alive; if they lose their clients’ trust they will go down the drain in no time so there’s no way they’ll risk it.
Genuinely interested in good numbers to compare then, any chance to elaborate?
Related reading: https://www.bls.gov/cpi/additional-resources/revision-1998-i...
You could down vote the story and just move on. No need to read the article or come in and make comments. No need to be bored.
Awesome, thanks! I was just wondering what I should repost first!

/s

Just kidding- this is pretty awesome, and I'm glad you made it. Thank you!
> It’s utterly private, where signing in with Google or Facebook is not at all, yet far more convenient than signing up with your email address.

What is different in the privacy design of 'sign in with apple'?
Unfortunately it’s not really made for this purpose. You also can’t add screens to your iPhone or iPad.

The best Apple solution at the moment is to use MBPs in this way, unless you want the ultra expensive Mac Pro.
Improvising for Productivity
Doesn't matter. What does matter is the rate of change, and whether each species that makes up the ocean ecosystem can adapt fast enough to survive. Those that can't, go extinct. If enough of certain key species decline enough, the ocean ecosystem collapses, many more species go extinct, and around again.

The ocean will certainly recover in a few thousand years, or at worst a million. Human civilization's immediate prospects are less optimistic.

After a worldwide collapse of civilization, and forced population reduction below two billion, civilization will also begin to recover, and take maybe a century or three to get back to, say, the level of launching satellites. Global thermonuclear war could be expected postpone recovery to the upper end of the range.
Flashing Builds from the Android Open Source Project
Apple Is an Internet Company
I wonder how many of the 0.6% were macOS user.
After my recent luck, I'm definitely down for that!
If Van der Waals was a neural network
> The crab larvae that showed signs that their shells were dissolving were smaller than the other larvae, too.

From sciencedirect.com:

> To our knowledge this is the first time that OA-related dissolution of calcite structures in situ has been demonstrated for crustaceans

> Using a retrospective prediction from a regression models, we estimate an 8.3% increase in external carapace dissolution over the last two decades

Given that not all larva show signs of OA-dissolution and this is the first study, it would be wise to wait for the next studies, to see actual trends.

The present concentration of co2 in the atmosphere according to Zhang, Yi Ge; et al. is the highest in 14m years. Given crabs in general have been around adapting for 145m years, I do not think the current levels will be detrimental.
> At the risk of sounding cold hearted: I get that it doesn't seem fair, but logically, it's the right call to drive to the end of the lane.

There's no dispute on this point. It's the right call to merge at the last workable moment.

One can also make another wrong call in failing to match speed and negotiate tooth-gap arrangement (still in separate lanes) before doing so.

If drivers don't do that, it isn't a zipper merge, even if everyone waits.
But it would be labelled as chicken coming from the US, this makes it easy enough to avoid!?

Already today, I always read on the label to find out from what country the meat I'm about to buy comes, I always prefer local over imported as I think it is something little I can do to reduce unnecessary emissions and would hence anyway not buy meat that comes from another continent, just to get it few cents cheaper

It is however often not possible when eating meat at restaurant for example :(
> Let's hope the next recession is gentle.

On one hand I agree with you completely, on the other hand a very hard painful reset is kinda needed too. I really hope it doesn’t come to the later, but I’m not sure we can avoid it long term.
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Actual reported numbers from both ends. But this is a tricky case because our culture, healthcare and governments are different.

I'm definitely not an expert on the matter but comparing an estimate vs a reported value is silly.
If we look at hospitalizations or deaths the difference is still significant.

> Outbreaks due to Salmonella are on the rise, with S. Enteritidis causing one in six food-borne disease outbreaks in 2016. Salmonella bacteria were the most common cause of food-borne outbreaks (22.3%), an increase of 11.5% compared to 2015. They caused the highest burden in terms of numbers of hospitalisations (1,766; 45.6% of all hospitalised cases) and of deaths (10; 50% of all deaths among outbreak cases).

https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/news-events/salmonella-cases-n...
unfortunately there are very few apps so far that allow signing in with apple even though i see them offer email, google and facebook options. i think out of all of the apps that i use only adobe lightroom allowed me to sign up with apple.
This is actually a main proposal by William Nordhaus [1], who won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics on climate change modelling! TLDR: So called climate clubs (or "reasonable countries") would punish countries that are not meeting the clubs rules (i.e. a carbon tax of a certain level) by levying tariffs.

[1] https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/aer.15000001
>It's why markets are going up despite zero increase in overall corporate profits and mediocre economic growth.

It's one of many reasons the markets might be going up, along with slow global growth around the world (where else should you put your money?) and potential global instability (Hong Kong, Iran, China; USD still a safe haven).

>artificial stimulus

What is the difference between natural and artificial stimulus?

>why the economy shuffles from bubble to bust.

You see this particular argument all the time, but one look at the data shows that the boom/bust cycles of modern times are few and far between relative to 30,40,50 years ago, and in particular when compared to the pre Federal Reserve days.

Booms and busts happen in every economy, ever, throughout history, with or without central banks.
Their main cash cow is AWS. There’s no way they’ll sacrifice it for a short-term gain on the advertising side.

Google and Facebook only have advertising; they have nothing to lose by being unethical and/or breaking privacy laws like they do with the GDPR.
> At your first sign in, apps and websites can ask only for your name and email address to set up an account for you. You can use Hide My Email—Apple's private email relay service—to create and share a unique, random email address that forwards to your personal email. That way you can receive useful messages from the app without sharing your personal email address. Only the registered app or site developer can communicate with you using this email, and you can turn it off at any time.

> Sign in with Apple won’t track or profile you as you use your favorite apps and websites, and Apple retains only the information that’s needed to make sure you can sign in and manage your account.

From https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210318
The problem is its scale. Windows likely has ~100M lines of implementation, which needs to be fully audited in a legal way before open-sourcing. Maybe open-sourcing NT kernel is a more realistic and useful goal.
All my non-technical reads are done in Kindle, so it takes care of synchronizing bookmarks, highlights and notes. When work permits I can read non-technical stuff in my computer (Ubuntu), I use Kindle Read on the browser.

For everything else, I use Calibre and the standard PDF reader that comes out of the box with Ubuntu. I keep notes, highlights and bookmark indications in separate Google Keep notes, one note per title or, sometimes, one note per "subject", which would include various books and articles I'm reading. The method sounds like extra work, and it is, but it's rewarding because Keep is very flexible and easy, its tagging feature and "searchability" work fine.
EU member states put chlorine in their water supply, too, but chlorine itself was never the problem. Chlorine washing can be used to hide problems further up the supply chain, so if vinegar washing enables the same, it should also be disallowed.
As someone who has spent, as best I can tell, $50,000+ on Apple gear at home over the last decade, tell me again why I'm a cheapskate because I take issue with the world's richest company charging me nearly five times market rates for memory?

Oh, for the "Apple experience"? Please.

The last two Apple experiences I had involved them wanting to charge me $900 to repair a charging circuit in an otherwise perfectly functioning MacBook, and another where they repeatedly denied me warranty service on a maxed out MBP which could repeatedly be made to crash, oftentimes multiple times a day (due to what Apple begrudgingly admitted nearly six months later was in fact a design issue).

To be clear I'm perfectly happy with Apple hardware and software and realize that my experiences are outliers. But "because I'm a cheapskate" isn't really a valid argument here.
You realize how small the UK market actually is? (not just compared to europe)
Two old satellites could collide over the US on Wednesday
>I remember when I visited a supermarket in the states and noticed something very weird: Not only chicken breast was super super cheap but the color was whiteish and didn't look right to me.

Could it be woody breast?

https://old.reddit.com/r/keto/comments/c9lbu3/psa_can_we_tal...

https://www.wsj.com/articles/bigger-chickens-bring-a-tough-n...
There's everything wrong with integrated displays. You can't use it for dual displays. You can't upgrade the display withhout upgrading the computer. And if you get a bad case of stuck pixels, you need to carry the thing to a mall and pay out the behind for a replacement panel which requires complex surgery on the device.
As a small retail investor, and someone who's income puts me in the middle class, I've had big gains in my equities. I consider myself an "average person". Why should this make me want to riot in the streets? Is your implication that only the 0.01% actually own stocks? Even my grandmother, albeit managed by a financial advisor, has a stock portfolio that is benefiting from the current market activity.
> And at the end of it, I was like... this is stupid. I should have tracked clicks and tracked the games.

Why do you feel this way? I agree with your positions at the beginning ("I don't like apps that track data, so I didn't want to make one here.") and the end ("Every app tracks data. That's what most apps are for."), but I don't see why that would cause you to want to have tracked games and interaction data on your own project.

Perhaps if I'd ever built something that got popular I'd know the feeling better.
Who is still eating meat in 2020? Disgusting. No excuse whatsoever for supporting animal cruelty. Shame on you.
I am not an expert and haven’t looked at those links. I’ve learned to be skeptical of US vs EU stats ever since I learned about the difference in definitions and data methods that lead to difference in infant mortality statistics.

For one thing, those two quotes are talking about different stats: “cases reported” vs “estimates”. How many cases are reported in the US? What is the EU’s estimate of the actual total?
Is this the laziest possible argument? It's close. Anyone with 3 seconds to spend on Google can find a nice pet problem that dwarves yours. Painting issues as "white people problems" is a nice way to bring race into something that had nothing to do with it.

If everyone were so easily disarmed as you, it would be simple to accomplish nefarious things. Simply remind people that someone out there is perpetrating a ReallyBadThing so that everyone wrings their hands about ReallyBadThing happening and doesn't worry about other MinorBadThings happening left and right.
Kudlow is a political appointee clown who does not know what he is talking about. He has a master's degree in "politics and economics". This is not an economics degree. If you are going to appeal to authority (which I really don't have a problem with), then appeal to someone who has a relevant educational background to actually be an authority.
(Read to the end, it is not what you think it is!)

I have stopped eating meat in 1990, due to the discusting way the animals are treated and I couldn't care less. At well over 40s I still look young, no gray hair, medical results are fabolus.

BUT!!! I would seriously ask all the vegans/vegetarians to STFU, they are annoying to the point where everyone attacks me when I tell him that I don't eat meat and try to argue. It is embarasing that, as a vegetarian (lacto/ovo whatever, who cares), I rather don't tell this to anyone, due to radical groups too stupid to understand, that their aggressive actions are beeing counterproductive. There was an old saying that fighting for peace is like f* for virginity. It just doesn't work. And I am so sorry that I think that there is no need to make every meat eater on barricades due to agrasive stand you unneededly take.

Just let people eat whatever they want. They will figure out on their own.
The contentment can stick around. I guess it depends on the person and the drug, and what happened and what was sought...

Maybe the problem is in the rarity and ineffability of the experience. We don't have a huge frame of reference for mystical-type experiences, and we don't have much of a common language to describe them. We rely on metaphors, the way we do when describing being in love.

When it's all over, you might think, "What the hell was that?" A memory of the feeling-of-the-thing, but no real word for what-it-is-like.
The Pros and Cons of ‘Growth’
The daily fluctuations in demand aren't as large as this comment makes it seem. Usually, demand changes by ~25% between peak demand and minimum demand [1]. Excess energy produced during non-peak demand can be used for carbon sequestration, desalination, hydrogen production, or any other intensive industry.

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=830
Does it have HW decoding? Do you use VGA-to-HDMI adapter or just my definition old very-old is very old itself? ;)
I have absolutely no confidence that this can be solved politically - the societal measures required at the current time would cause an immediate civil war.

However, I have full confidence that this can be solved technically if people of good-will keep progressing to better, cheaper, and more economical solutions.
A lifetime of imprisonment for selling drugs. That's beyond cruel. Meanwhile CEOs are making billions and getting a slap on the wrist, if anything. Ross doesn't deserve this. He's right. Now if he was convicted of murder or something similar, it would be different. But he wasn't.
So why aren't the Americans showing us how clean their farms are, instead of going on about this vinegar strawman?
Let me return the question, are you are basically saying "if I can't taste it, it can't be bad"? ;)
I share a similar experience as parent. I only use my laptop for compiling iOS apps, almost everything else happens on my iPad Pro 10" with keyboard (want to upgrade to the larger size next). I don't think it takes months to learn the basics, but it does to work out all the little annoying differences between an iPad and MBP in your workflows, some of which aren't everyday things. The iPad isn't perfect, but it is great IMO.
Dropdown data binding with React hooks
People always say this as if evolution often works on the scale of generations. They had 14M years to adjust to the reduction, why do you think they can adapt to the increase in a decade or two?
pointing out hypocrisy is not a false equivalency, but nice try.

also, you calling a foundational work in propaganda theory a meme book isnt exactly a sound counter argument, either. Here, educate yourself: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent
Because those app devs also wants to know more about you
Nope. See current top post, the US gets an order of magnitude more salmonella infections beacuse of bad food safety.
If it turns out that this path is acceptable to the masses, I am 100% on board with all game developers following a similar pattern. Personally, I don't have a problem with this, especially considering most games I install these days are upwards of 100 gigabytes anyways. If 2 gigabytes of each game was a Linux OS image and supporting tools, I probably wouldn't notice.

Having a standardized Linux image with containerization support shared across the entire industry could be a really powerful tool for game developers who want to target Linux but don't have EA's budget. Over time, this could put Linux on equal footing with Windows in terms of platform support cost.