skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stop making sense. These young lads with Trump Derangement Syndrome might try to smash your windows.
I read it as twanvl pointing out that there is a lack of evidence to support the article's claims.
We can feed the entire world on bugs. Are you prepared to eat bugs on a daily basis? I possibly would, occasionally, but maybe I'd like them cooked with a bit of butter, which is made out of cows milk.
Data protection and privacy is far more important than a global internet. And you need a country with a strong and independent judiciary and press in order for that to happen. China has neither.

And people who think this is exclusive a Trump, right-wing position are seriously misguided. It's bi-partisan and will definitely continue under a Biden presidency as well.
It's got integrated LoRa, so I assume they're targeting a lot of hackers or people working on IOT stuff "in the field", as it were.

Well and I'm not one of those, but I'm still seriously considering getting it - or rather, the cheaper version without LoRa. I can't really tell you anything from the top of my head, but back when I had my N900, it found so many unexpected uses constantly. Having a full-blown Linux machine in your pocket is a seriously different game than any of the current gen of smartphones.
Coconut milk is the ONLY valid "alternative". It doesn't have quite the same nutritional profile (lower protein and sugar), but it's actually more favorable.

The best are without additive binders but some like gellan gum are safe in relevant quantities.
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I would be interested to know if these studies refer to low quality vegetable oils using a chemical process to extract oil. For example, in the UK, supermarkets sell cold-pressed rapeseed oil (canola oil in the US). The cold-press process is sold as making rapeseed oil as relatively healthy cooking oil.

Does cold-pressing rapeseed/canola seed turn it into a relatively healthy cooking oil (vs the expeller-pressed or chemical extraction process)?
This seems to be a case with a lot of companies, too (not just the giants). It's such a shame.
Every "minor second wave" rise I have seen seems to be followed by a much smaller (if any!) rise in deaths than the waves in the first half of the year, at least in countries were the health system isn't completely overrun. It might be improved testing capacity and strategies leaving a smaller fraction of infections undiscovered but I doubt that: we are less and to predict test outcome now that the virus is everywhere a little instead of concentrated in few, intensive clusters and capacity hasn't improved that much. Another explanation that I often hear is that somehow spread has now shifted to younger people but why would that be? Older people tend to be less mobile, aren't socializing as widely, in short: they are more likely to be dead-ends for the virus than the young. Is expect the elderly to be just as much receivers infection chains spread by the young in March as in July.

That leaves us with improved treatment. We clearly don't have a miracle drug, but my impressive is that doctors know much better now than a few months ago what actually causes Covid-deaths and that they are now far beyond just supplying oxygen according to treatment recipes for completely different illnesses and hoping for the best. I expect the implications of this to become the center of heated debates any day now.
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The premise of the paper is not that branch prediction isn't important for performance, but that it is possible to design an entirely different ISA where it matters much less.

The idea here is to essentially create a branch delay slot instruction, which then can be used to set the latency of a branch such that it doesn't require prediction to not stall the pipeline. Like so:

dec r1
basicblock 5 # next five instructions WILL execute, branches after that, if any
jz exit_loop
this
will
always
run
-- branch takes effect here

Then the compiler may commonly reorganize the code such that the variable branch delay instructions perform useful work.
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There are a few trillion reasons the Orch-OR Theory [1] is unpopular. If there are incredibly dense quantum structures called microtubules [2] operating at room temperature within each neuron (and in almost all living things), right now AI may be close to approximating the brainpower of organisms a little smarter than bacteria.

Consider the lifecycle of a butterfly: learn how to navigate as larvae/caterpillar, learn how to identify appropriate food, flee danger, find a place to build a cocoon, perform a metamorphosis, learn to fly, instinctively navigate across a continent - all with one million neurons. All on a trickle of electricity.

Meanwhile, a self-driving car with laser arrays, cameras, GPS, and a quarter rack of computer equipment can't reliably move when the options are forward, reverse, turn left, turn right.

Focusing the puny brainpower of something like a ringworm at a specific problem may result in some basic (as compared to a human brain) learning ability, navigation, and pattern matching, but there's a reason the "real" breakthrough is always just around the corner. No one in AI or neurology wants to admit that the traditional model of neurons and synapses could simply be wrong.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchestrated_objective_reducti...
[2] https://www.molbiolcell.org/doi/full/10.1091/mbc.e16-05-0271
The brain is a hard thing to control, willpower is limited and the brain is highly efficient so when you block YouTube, it will find the next best thing.

Continuously audit yourself, like you already are (noticing that Discord is now an issue), and block more and more things that you find distracting. But also recognize that there will always be something that is more entertaining and you can always find a new website to waste time on. Block out as much as you can so that you're not fighting yourself and use a bit of self-control for the rest. Again, once your options are sit there and be bored or code that's when you see the greatest benefit.

Keep going, any progress that you make is good. Try to make a habit of opening your computer and starting with something productive even just for 10 minutes. Usually once you're engaged it's not that hard to keep going as you make progress. Getting started is the hard part and being bored helps you want to get started.

In general the less stimulation you have in your life the more interesting work will be. Depending on what resources you need for coding it might be easier to set up a whitelist for those couple of websites instead of a blacklist where you're trying to block everything distracting manually.
The Internet Archive has a large collection[1] (3,500+) of HyperCard stacks that can be run directly in the browser (using in-browser emulation of an old Mac Plus).

I've been "maintaining" this collection of stacks for around three years - keeping the uploader[2] running (yes, you can add your own stacks!), checking the stacks for bugs / errors in the emulation, etc... and the range and breadth of what was created in HyperCard is just amazing.

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I thoroughly recommend that those unfamiliar with HyperCard have a browse of the collection and see what was made possible by this groundbreaking 1980s tool.

[1] https://archive.org/details/hypercardstacks

[2] http://hypercardonline.tk/

[3] https://archive.org/details/hypercard_computer_sind_doof

[4] https://archive.org/details/hypercard_cheapsequencersit

[5] https://archive.org/details/hypercard_inigo_gets_out

[6] https://archive.org/details/hypercard_macprinters-11

[7] https://archive.org/details/hypercard_usgs---teaching-earth-...
What about all the pension funds invested into these companies. Average people will be hurt by a share price dump.

There are already the tools to deal with billionaire's wealth. How these companies aren't broken up for being monopolies is beyond me.

Imagine a world where there are 5 Amazon's rather than one. Suddenly there's a cap on how much one person can control.
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You probably need to say “traditional conservative” or something like that to get at what you are talking about. What you see is what conservatism is now. Unfortunately.
My experience is that most people do keep their distance. But even if 90% do, you'll be getting way too close to a couple of people when say shopping for groceries. Fuck those people.
In normal conversation you’d just ask for clarification

”The pencil or the table?”
”Yes.”
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https://www.oatly.com/int/about-oatly lists other owners as well, but I couldn't find who owns what percentage.
I suspect that since the act of working happens physically in an European country, both the employee and the employer need to obey the labor law of that country.

Practically, the American companies usually employ Europeans through their European subsidiaries/branches (which to local government look exactly like local companies).
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"I hate when words drift in meaning"

John McWhorter discusses this as an inevitability with language.
(Indeed, he wrote a book with title / subtitle "Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still (Like, Literally)").

He discusses various examples of this happening, both in political and non-political contexts. His suggestion is to just accept it, and to help communication remain clear by using new words once old words become too ambiguous to be useful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmcqcyyR1Y0
The problem is the fats in those oils are very susceptible to oxidation and have low smoke points, they are never safe as cooking oils for this reason.

For cooking the best options outside of animal fats are olive oil and coconut oil, but of course olive oil is most versatile and better tasting imo.
That’s a bunk argument.

The HFCS in every milk substitute that sells is the ultimate subsidy crop. Soy and rice are as well. Dairy isn’t profitable for farmers and is rapidly declining as beverage giants and more politically powerful agriculture interests push their policy goals.

The environmental arguments aren’t very convincing to me. I grew up in an agricultural area where dairy was king and there was a diversified crop economy. Now it’s corn+fertilizer. Carbon impact may be lower, but the impact on the environment is more than carbon. Water depletion in the Midwest, pollution from runoff and over utilization and other factors matter too.
There's more to leadership than research and pushing state of the art in papers.

There's also a lot more to making useful AI/ML-powered technology than having good models.

Defining and limiting the field to just research and models is a common pitfall I've seen.
> It would suggest that there was in fact some meaningful intervention that changed

Annual lockdown month happened:

https://hejsweden.com/en/swedish-holiday-dont-work-in-july/

Schools even close for ten weeks, and those will be over soon.
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Paper discussed in OP:

>Clinical Course and Molecular Viral Shedding Among Asymptomatic and Symptomatic Patients With SARS-CoV-2 Infection in a Community Treatment Center in the Republic of Korea

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullar...
facebook is the state, try and stop it. we’ve been conquered. why should government be constrained by geography in the digital era?
Ah I thought you were referring to the Commonwealth realms [1], which do not include India but do include nations like Canada and Australia. The point on diverging political stances still stands.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_realm
> a totalitarian surveillance dragnet capturing every bit of data imaginable about American children

Are non-Chinese surveillance dragnets (Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, etc.) capturing every bit of data imaginable about every nationality's children or adults more palatable?

Just like China, the US is doing whatever it can to maintain its superpower status, and its allies and enemies in check. And it's obvious these days that the US is willing to use the exact same measures that they criticized in the past when they were employed only by China.
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> During the Democrat presidential primaries, Biden called China’s President Xi Jinping, who is also the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a “thug” for having “a million Uyghurs in ‘reconstruction camps’ [sic] meaning concentration camps.

https://thediplomat.com/2020/07/team-bidens-policies-on-chin...

Whoever the next President is will not be soft on China.
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Yes, our gut is our second brain, it’s the subconscious.

To dismiss one’s instincts is irrational. Our bodies developed fine-tuned monitoring and alerting systems (our instincts). To ignore your gut is to ignore your hard-earned experience.

Trust your gut. The scientific reason for why it’s telling you that will be explained later.
This is pretty much exactly my take on this, down to the assessment that shaking up Chinese trade policy is just about the only halfway sensible thing Trump has done. Are we crazy or has most of the rest of HN somehow missing the point of all this? The discussions about this here have been perplexing.
> Insects are dead because we manufacturer billions of liters of insect-killing liquid to spray fields to feed billions of humans.

That surely plays a role, too. Light pollution of street lights in Germany, however, kills an estimated 1 billion insects _per night_.

And then there's cars on the Autobahn, of course. They kill an estimated 100 billion insects per German summer.
Wow... I don't really understand to what extent the canvas emulator works [1] but I was in an old dotty Mac OS interface and was clicking through the file system inside. Crazy... K's of unused memory storage ha. Tried to open a read me file but I guess it didn't work.
Previous employer I was given the choice of been in the main open office or taking over an old out of the way (huge) meeting room that had no windows to myself.

Boss simply couldn't understand that someone would choose to sit in a quiet, miles away from anyone else on site, air conditioned office even without windows.

Honestly, never bothered me, lots of plants and replacing the strip lights with 5000K bright LED's for the overheads and some LED lamps dotted around it was only the same as working at night at home.

Hands down the best physical work environment I've had outside of work from home.

I joked at the time I'd program in a cave if it had good internet and was quiet.
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> Sweden's death rate is down to zero today

No, it isn't.

Sweden has fairly laggy reporting of deaths, with the deaths often taking several weeks to show up in statistics, so at any given date, deaths attributed to the last few days are always dropping to close to zero.

I looked into this a bit in mid-APRIL, when somebody claimed that deaths were dropping to zero. At the time, substantial revisions occurred for about three weeks after the date, and occasional revisions for about four weeks.

(It's entirely possible that similar phenomena occur in other countries; Sweden is the only country I looked at in detail).
Yeah the projections from respected institutions like the IHME showed that with Swedens minor interventions, they should have had 80,000 deaths. This was later revised down to 18,000 deaths with better models.
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It sounds like what you are saying is that it is easier to be either a bullying management type or a charismatic persusasive type. Both of which I have seen lead to some of the stupidest corporate decisions in my career. So while both of those types might have a much easier time in an office setting, I'm not convinced that is a competitive advantage for the company as a whole.
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Sugar is readily accessible fuel, that's why you crave it. Complex carbohydrates and starches are the problem, not sugar. If you get a crash that's because you need to eat regularly, just like all the other primates. Fasting is an emergency state, not a normal one.

Have you ever felt tired and out of whack after eating fruit? Have you seen the size of people on a fruitarian diet? (Spoiler, they loose a dangerous amount of weight). You don't get fat by eating fruit and having an occasional soda, you get fat by eating lots of pasta and bread.

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> Even so, Congress can overrule both a veto and a finding that a law is unconstitutional

Congress cannot overturn a Supreme Court constitutional ruling all by itself. To enact a constitutional amendment, it needs the support of 75% of state legislatures (or, in an alternate procedure only once ever used, separately elected state ratifying conventions). Overturning a Supreme Court ruling by constitutional amendment requires cooperation of the states

(Other indirect schemes for overturning a Supreme Court constitutional ruling also need the cooperation of other parties - court packing, for example, requires cooperation of Congress and the President)