skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What are the ingredients used in it?
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http://wintersupplement.com/velofel-south-africa/

https://youtu.be/mWL4MQXwwJk

https://www.launchora.com/story/velofel-south-africa-update-2020-99-res

https://www.completefoods.co/diy/recipes/velofel-south-africa-reviews-pricebenefits-ingredients-warning-read-more

https://www.bhitmagazine.com.ng/writers/velofel-south-africa-za-male-enhancement-pills-price-benefits-where-to-buy/

https://twitter.com/velofel_pills_1/status/1280017993141899264

https://specialoffer4health.wordpress.com/2020/07/24/velofel-south-africa-3/

https://anchor.fm/velofel-south-africa/episodes/Velofel-South-Africa-Review---Ingredients--Side-Effects-Should-you-Buy-Listen-First-eh5tl3

https://connect.barton.edu/ICS/Academics/BUS/CIS_PLA/Special_Courses-CIS_PLA-CIS_1/News_and_Announcements.jnz?portlet=News_and_Announcements&screen=View+Post&screenType=next&Id=240ef77e-b3bd-45db-aa71-fa4e8801130a

https://www.mixcloud.com/jerryphens/velofel-south-africa-review-does-it-function/
Thai kickboxing and BJJ isn’t a joke. Neither is physics and bone density increases through training, same with muscle fiber density and reaction time. I can go on. Training matters.
Multi Layer Archive in rust released by ANSSI (French cybersecurity agency)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism

Who in the last generation or two has arrived to the US in that romanticized Ellis Island kind of way and not on an H1B?

I have the answer: extremely poor non-white immigrants who are also not getting hired at tech companies, and are also facing issues with the system, whether it be difficulty with gaining legal status or cultural acceptance or something else (like, perhaps, being demonized and dehumanized in popular culture by a certain political party, and a president who explicitly asked for European immigrants rather than ones from “shithole countries” [1]).

This might be perfectly “okay” for a country without an immigrant heritage and as a result an understandably homogenous population, but for one that celebrates an immigrant heritage it’s hypocritical to not be welcoming, inclusive, and most importantly invest in immigrants with equal education and career opportunities that lead to overall economic expansion.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-attacks-protec...
Side note:

6 million requests per month is only 2.2 requests per second, a raspberry PI could do this (technically).
https://status.inreach.garmin.com/ has some status updates and says that SOS communication isn't affected.
At the moment, burning methane may be a favourable alternative to burning Coal until something better turns up. Coal is terrible for the environment.
Listy · Beta
Listy is a tool to keep track of your favorite things privately using lists. You can save in the same app your favorite restaurants, movies, books, video games or anything you want.
We're in the process of doing that - our design team periodically moves things around, and tries to do that. But as you note, we have very limited resources, so a lot of the design teams suggestions get parked.

We're also fighting the usual battles
- people for whom the "old" way is perfect and they hate change
- people for whom anything other than 100% the same as Microsoft is wrong

But feel free to log issues in our bugtracker if you have concrete suggestions.
No. The announcement was the usual platitudes. We can infer from the unexpected and apparently sudden nature that there was some bust-up or dispute but nobody knows why.

The interview with Fridman may offer a bit of insight. Keller is a firm believer in Moore's Law, that it'll continue for a long time yet. He believes you have to redesign things nearly from scratch on a regular basis, to benefit from this firm progress.

Intel, meanwhile, is struggling with Moore's Law. First 10nm, now this. Backporting architectures to older nodes. It may be that Keller realised how deep the production issues went (perhaps he learned that 7nm was starting to fail too) and concluded he wasn't going to be able to achieve what he wanted to achieve when constrained by Intel's fabs.
> maximum productivity with minimum complexity

Isn't that their unsubstantiated marketing term that keeps getting repeated.
See also the "Guide to develop secure applications with Rust" released by the same agency last year:

https://github.com/ANSSI-FR/rust-guide
There wasn't really any way to avoid what v6 did though. v4 can't handle addresses that are bigger than 32 bits, and that's the end of it.

v6 also has pretty much every backwards compatibility mechanism that can work with v4. It's hard to see how it could've done any better, and nobody I've ever talked to has managed to come up with anything that a) would work and b) isn't already a thing v6 does or can do.

I've seen plenty of proposals that don't satisfy those two conditions (like, "just add an octet" or "just make the numbers go up to 999")...
Digital design platform Ceros raises $100M
Which country with relations to Taiwan has stood up against the CCP?

Sorry, but all the micro countries that recognize Taiwan do so for the money they get from Taiwan in exchange.
>The Internet is becoming more and more user-hostile, and it's not just websites who are responsible.

That's because the webbrowser has been pushed away from hyperlinked documents viewer, to essentially a virtual machine running untrusted code from anywhere.

It's probably Googles fault somehow. They seem determined to ruin everything.
Master Pipe
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HPC system utilization is typically upwards of 90%, these things are not idle. There's almost always a queue of jobs waiting to run, at least in my experience.
Cars generate closer to 122g of CO2 per km [1]. 122,000kg would be ~1 million km or ~50 cars.

1 - https://ec.europa.eu/clima/policies/transport/vehicles/cars_...
Fair enough! But hopefully we can in the future choose ourselves between being in the office 5 days a week of fully remote.

I understand not everyone has an hour long commute or has a home situation suitable for work. But before Corona I didn't have a choice and the 5-days-in-office norm was almost set in stone. Maybe if you're lucky your company allows working from home on Fridays.

Although, I can't comment on working from home with Belgian internet. ;)
Townscaper – A building game inspired by the design of Scandinavian cities
Because the world is in a different place now. As long as twitter doesn't make it mandatory, it should work. Those that want a bit of decency on Twitter can get verified and have the knowledge that the people they converse with are who they say they are, and those that do not can carry on using Twitter in the same way they always have.
You forgot also making sure you aren't logging things you shouldn't log. Some are obvious maybe like passwords. Others might be less obvious like the title of every window on the user's desktop which Facebook Oculus logs. Those titles end up including every page of every website you've visited, the title of every document you've edited, and every video you've watched.
This proposal essentially ended up as part of v6 in the form of 6to4. 6to4 uses an L4 protocol rather than an IP option, but that's more or less equivalent (and since there are a fair few routers on the internet that drop packets with unknown IP options it ends up working better).

But v6 doing something has never stopped people from complaining that v6 sucks for not doing the thing in question...
Apparently they did a sub site for NVIDIA’s site? Kind of a big name. Snap? Also heard of them.

https://www.ceros.com/inspire?sortBy=likes
The US actually has a similar clause in the DMCA [0], the difference is that the US requires that the act be intentional.

[0]: https://www.photoattorney.com/2007/07/watermarks-can-be-musi...
So in your world, murder is okay because 150 years ago, someone committed murder? What a weird argument.

The "western people" of today have learned and developed. As have most Chinese people. But the CCP has not.

Culture in free countries improves over time. Culture in tyrannies stagnates.
Normally when I think of forgotten best sellers I think novels that are pretty good stories told quickly but perhaps not as well as they could have been and without any great intellectual heft to them.

The books that stick with me that are largely forgotten are the Merlin books from Mary Stewart https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Stewart_(novelist)#The_Me...
and Chaim Potok's books like The Chosen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chosen_(Potok_novel), they have a certain nostalgic importance for me while I can still see that they were not especially important otherwise.
I think the Ludic Fallacy would be better described as, "A tendency to be overconfident that you know what the game is." If you read the Black Swan, what Taleb is mainly railing against are people who are completely confident that because they have a model, that it must therefore be correct, and refuse to remember all the caveats, and what could happen if their model is wrong.
Only if they had the will power to stop contributing to it.
Since most CDNs are already doing GeoIP lookups (for request headers or log entries), you can leverage that to provide the data back in the response body via origin, worker or even CDN edge config.

Programmatically populating the response body, as in the Cloudflare worker example from the post, is better than going to the origin just to echo some headers back in the response. To me, something like Fastly's VCL config language is even simpler. It directly executes on every CDN edge node worldwide upon request.

For example, I just whipped this up on Fastly using VCL. It returns GeoIP as json data for your IP at the root path:

http://geo.zombe.es

Or if you want a particular IP, just append it to the path:

http://geo.zombe.es/2a04:4e42:600::313

You could do the same via query params, headers, etc. Have URL endpoints that only return some of the data, and so forth.

The VCL syntax gets a little gross when you handle quoting strings and assembling json and testing if the string is empty, but it gets the job done.

Of course what you might want from GeoIP data may not be what you get. It's really kind of a useful kludge that gets treated sometimes as a panacea.

This dataset right now thinks that I'm about 5 miles east of my location, but when subnets are repurposed it could be much more significant. And the data sources are always changing, so who knows what it will think tomorrow.
US lawmakers propose $20B in subsidies to revive domestic chip production
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http://wintersupplement.com/velofel-south-africa/

https://youtu.be/mWL4MQXwwJk

https://specialoffer4health.wordpress.com/2020/07/24/velofel-south-africa-3/

https://anchor.fm/velofel-south-africa/episodes/Velofel-South-Africa-Review---Ingredients--Side-Effects-Should-you-Buy-Listen-First-eh5tl3

https://www.launchora.com/story/velofel-south-africa-update-2020-99-res

https://connect.barton.edu/ICS/Academics/BUS/CIS_PLA/Special_Courses-CIS_PLA-CIS_1/News_and_Announcements.jnz?portlet=News_and_Announcements&screen=View+Post&screenType=next&Id=240ef77e-b3bd-45db-aa71-fa4e8801130a

https://www.mixcloud.com/jerryphens/velofel-south-africa-review-does-it-function/

https://www.vingle.net/posts/3046922
> Don't log in high throughput loops

Looks deceptively simple. Typically a function implements some behaviour or computation, and hopefully does so correctly and efficiently. Its usage is, well, up to the user. With the requirement that we don't log in high-throughput loops, this is no longer the case: we also have to anticipate usage patterns.

To put that another way, you might not know at the time whether your function is going to be invoked from a high-throughput loop.

Is there a nice solution to this problem?
Bof, Shania Twain habite chez nous. No need to import the music when we can just import the musicians.

I am having trouble coming up with chansons de noel country that aren't canadian. If they had been exported further, they'd sound something like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ni29Fdct21M

Moving to the next holiday season, carnaval may be more amusing in the old world than in the new:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF7DW_mZatA

(In our household, the Hosen assure xmas:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0AdE_vTc8 )
But there was the "avoid gratuitous negativity" that got added to the guidelines in the years after the dropbox thread.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9317916
Would they all be spaced out evenly though?
This page gives a nice overview:
https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/getting-started.h...

Basically Quicklisp is your CL package manager, and ASDF is your makefile.
It is definitely a must to try and find downsides and weigh them, but even with RISC-V thrown into the mix, the situation will be far from what it was 25 - 35 years ago, and in addition the tools are much more advanced. Modern compilers can already deal with several permutations of ISA extensions. Of course, there are limits to everything, so having everyone and his grandma creating his own extension will be messy / ugly...
That's only true if you assume a even distribution.
If you cluster them the scenario is a bit different (your conclusion might still hold anyway)
You are right. It's only in the beginning, but it can still be annoying. Maybe it would be better without the screenshake from Canabalt.
Where do we go next?

Armed conflict against China? Nuclear warfare against China?

America has 5000 nuclear ICBM missiles. China has 300 nuclear ICBM missiles of lesser quality and precision.

Is America looking to exchange a few American cities, in order to destroy the entire Chinese civilization?

What American cities do you want to sacrifice, in order to meet your political objectives?
> I have seen and done things that most people couldn't imagine, that has been, many times, too weird to be believable even as fiction.

What? I'm really curious now. What is the project? What was the goal? Don't leave us hanging!
You really can't compare the two cases. When you're born into that type of system, where your skin color is seen as less desirable, it's easy to develop inferiority complex and a lot of insecurities that will hinder ones will to reach for the top. I'm from a third world country where a lot of emigrants to the US tend to be more successful than the average Black American. It is easy to jump to the conclusion that they are lazy and all, but I have come to realize that we were not born or have parents that have been demoralised by the systemic racism common in the US
No Ada Lovelace? For shame. Or is this contemporary women? Seems like a major oversight.

> Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace (née Byron; 10 December 1815 – 27 November 1852) was an English mathematician and writer, chiefly known for her work on Charles Babbage's proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the Analytical Engine. She was the first to recognise that the machine had applications beyond pure calculation, and published the first algorithm intended to be carried out by such a machine. As a result, she is widely regarded as the first to recognise the full potential of computers and one of the first computer programmers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace
And yet people will say that 2000 is the beginning of the millenium, and 2020 is the beginning of a decade, because colloquially it's easier and understandable. And no amount of begging, pleading, or berating will change that (although it might get you punched in the face). That pope Gregory XIII neglected to include a year 0 in his calendar doesn't have to condemn us to suffer the mental gymnastics in our daily lives.
Looking down on this might help you feel superior, but I always view this "you should grow up and swallow" tone as a bit backwards. Among the current 70+ year old generation around here it is common to think people are lazy for using dishwashers and washing machines, and doing it the good manual time consuming way builds character. Not really common nowadays but 20 years ago you heard it all the time.

Why rail against people using convenience and amenity as if it's some kind of character flaw?...
No Margaret Hamilton either. Rude.
The very first sentance of the post is: "I’m tired of hearing about Grace Hopper, Margaret Hamilton, and Ada Lovelace."
Mullvad is OpenVPN and Wireguard. The former has been on Linux forever and the latter is part of the actual kernel.
When they're speaking for themselves? Sure. When they're acting as a common carrier? No. It's too bad regulation hasn't kept up with the realities of how important the Internet is.
Line 1 of the article: "I’m tired of hearing about Grace Hopper, Margaret Hamilton, and Ada Lovelace."
> No, the plaintiffs have to show that the IA acted in bad faith.

"Bad faith" has a specific legal meaning that does not apply here.

In order to obtain statutory damages, they need to show that IA did not have reasonable grounds to believe that unlimited digital lending is fair use.
>Why pay COL to someone in Mississippi when you can pay much less for someone in India?

I can think of some reasons:

timezone,

because you're looking for someone who can do the job well. That's not "someone in India" at the very least that's someone qualified enough in India (definitely not the same hourly rate),

language/accent/cultural awareness/ease of communication/market awareness (I'm saying this as a non-American non-native English speaker),

availability of high quality tools in house/lab that the Indian counterpart can't get his hands on,

And so on.

PS: the low COL world is larger than India. There are options such as (Eastern) Europe that are full of highly educated tech people without jobs and... well.. the rest of the world? Why always India?
Needs more Adele Goldberg.
I want to clarify, the homemade widgets (megawidgets to be precise) Tree and Table are not superfluous in the project. There is indeed TreeView in Tkinter.

It is legitimate to wonder why there is Tree when TreeView already exists.
Let's do a little genealogy to get some context before answering.

Well, Tkinter is the standard Python interface to the Tk GUI toolkit.
In the face of the competition, Tk guys added a new set of widgets: the famous Tk themed widget (ttk).

It was not just an increment like 1 + 1 = 2 but rather a new direction slightly different from the old one without loss of compatibility of course. This document is great to go deeper in the topic: https://core.tcl-lang.org/tips/doc/trunk/tip/48.md
Thanks! So many developers loved the animation heavy Flash workflow.
Win2000 was the most perfect and least buggy Windows version of all time.
What happens in places that have no sunrise. For example northern Canada during the winter?
> so the people so described want to ... take offense to it.

This is very much a straw man. If I see a term that is derogatory towards black people, I have every right to object even though I'm not black. And if I see a term that is derogatory towards women, I have every right to object, even though I'm not a woman.

In fact you seem to be claiming, in this case, that you would only ever object to the term "Karen" if you actually have the characteristics that the term refers to. If true, that would simply invalidate the opinion of everyone who objects. But, just like with race and gender, you can object to that term even if its implied meaning genuinely doesn't match your personality type. Especially if you're objecting to the specific term, not to the principle of insulting that personality type.

Edit: to make it a bit more concrete, imagine the term "little black men" had been used instead. Upon objection, you replied "no, no, no, the term term doesn't necessarily refer to actual black men, just people that behave a bit like black men". That is very much what the term "Karen" is like.
No, Latanya Sweeney has absolutely nothing to do with Differential Privacy. The author seems to have confused her with Cynthia Dwork.
I fully agree and grew up in the kitchen so know a thing or two about cooking. I am time poor however and juggle many activities (including exercising 10+ hours a week)

To cook you need a well stocked pantry and you need to buy fresh ingredients. Then cooking itself takes time - prep work + cooking time. Afterwards you have washing up.

All of that takes time and effort. It's nice to have the option to get back that time and energy 1-2 days a week.

One of the best things about working from home is you can go stick something in the oven or slow cooker long before dinner to amortize that cooking time. But that doesn't solve meal planning and inventory management of your kitchen.

It's nice to be able to turn up at a canteen and know there will be 8+ varieties of fresh veg and 2 meat options and a fish option without fail. I also rate the canteen over a restaurant in some ways as the incentives are slightly different. A restaurant wants you to come back as much as possible so has incentives to make food "tasty" aka jack the food with sugar, butter, oil, msg. A canteen generally just tries to not to make too much of a loss.
Word of warning about userstyles.org: this site (as well as original "Stylish" browser extension) is in hands of some kind of PR agency that made some very questionable changes in the past and neglects this product now.

As an alternative you can post (or link) your style at https://greasyfork.org/ which newly supports Stylus user.css style format or even self-host the file somewhere (github perhaps). Seems PR is opened already: https://github.com/chowderman/Hacker95/issues/2)
Java Client for HMS Product Management Service API
Well I’m not tired of it. She deserved a bullet point, and so did Grace Hopper. You don’t have to exclude potentially the most influential people in the entire field, man or woman, just to prove a point that other women also are majorly changing the world in other ways or disciplines. It’s two more bullet points. Come on.

Feels like an excuse for a clickbait headline. The post is good! Good content doesn’t always speak loudly enough, unfortunately, so clickbait titles are the metric becoming a target.