skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've never heard of that 18 hour rule. It's funny because I've read a lot about fasting, but this is news to me, and it seems like this is reported from multiple sources. But I can't seem to find any authoritative references.
Out of those, maybe the first 2 seasons of Narcos and House of Cards are good, Stranger Things first season was OK. Tiger king is trash tv. Ozark sucked. DWP, no comments. The Witcher was heavily panned. I have not watched the rest but based on in your comment I wouldnt trust too much on your taste.
How do you request it from them?
Perseverance is great, but don’t forget to prepare
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Amazon Music used to sell music DRM free, you could download it and do what you wanted with it. Not sure if that's still the case.
I'm glad someone has all of the answers.
It supports the OP's point. NY Times has switched from a revenues model to a subscriber model, which means they're strongly incentivized to publish articles that reinforce the worldviews of their paying customers. Before, when they were dependent on advertising, they needed to be objective and represent all viewpoints because they needed to reach as large an audience as possible.
Op-ed is still part of the paper's message, considering they do not just publish a random sample of letters received, and editors can be fired for allowing the wrong op ed to run.
Depends on what you mean by offline, but we're able to interact with UI and trigger mutations while offline, and it will replay the graphql calls in correct order once online again.
That is us!
I'm sorry. Would you like to know more about why those two deserve each other? I'm happy to deploy more words.
Great idea and presentation, but on Chrome Android, the previous video continues to play when I click another, should probably pause all videos when clicking play on a video.
I never made the argument that is generally impossible to tell who is right.
I'm not the person you responded to originally (about the kids and doomers bit). That said, they come from somewhere and what AOC said (or the way she said it) don't help. Sorry if that threw you off.

Anyway, my point was that we are better off avoiding such hyperbole and overstating the case; it biases people towards inaction, especially when the worst case is consistently promoted and consistently fails to occur.

We could (theoretically) end global warming this instant by turning off every electrical appliance and not burning a single molecule of fossil fuel. How many people would die in an hour, without life saving medical equipment or heat in their homes? A day? A year?

When you discuss the morality of avoiding the worst case scenario, you still have to weigh the consequences of the actions (or inactions).

If the doom-and-gloom worst case scenario is consistently wrong, and that is the one that gets talked about most frequently, then people are going to avoid the most serious consequences that would occur by drastic action to head off the worst case scenario- especially when that means putting off personal sacrifices.
I think intermittent fasting is easier to implement for the average person. It's much easier to tell someone that they can eat as much as they want, but only between 6-8pm (one meal a day). It's difficult to tell someone you can eat 3 meals but no more than 1500 calories in total. Once I start eating, I don't want to stop (until I'm full). But the point at which I'm full is way beyond my calorie limit if I am eating 3 meals a day.
That's 99% of my use cases. If I'm plotting data, I'm doing exploration and want to change aggregation / display quickly.
Believe me, this happens all the time. You dont want to know what the non-respectful options are.
Make them look bad for censoring a reasonable story.
Generally it's good to be skeptical but this- "We found a significant fold increase in the levels of several tumor suppressor and DNA repair gene protein products (GP)s at the end of 4th week during 4-week intermittent fasting (CALU, INTS6, KIT, CROCC, PIGR), and 1 week after 4-week intermittent fasting (CALU, CALR, IGFBP4, SEMA4B) compared with the levels before 4-week intermittent fasting."

But why would this suddenly happen?

There's some physiology here to be uncovered. That hardly is 'nothing'.

Is it calories? Is it fasting? Is it nutrient timing?

You can't find out which from "no control", but there's definitely a physiological effect being seen, correct?
The "research" is politically motivated, it is thus garbage. Especially considering that it would be dangerous to publish the result if it were to show the other way, not that they would want to publish it.

Besides, not having even a drop of water for longer than 12 hours during summer is dangerous, not only to fasting people themselves but to the society as a whole since they drive cars and they have higher rate of fainting during that. But doing those for the name of religion is somehow acceptable in our society..
Netflix is on for several hours a day in the average household. It's easy to forget that it was perfectly normal to pay $150+/mo for cable back in the day. Probably more with all the hidden fees and add-ons.
We often define ourselves by either achieving or not achieving our goals. Sometimes we have to be fine with the fact that not all the goals we want to achieve are in fact goals we can achieve. But that doesn't mean we failed in a broad sense - many people don't even step up and give it a shot.

"And it is important in life that you don’t define failure as failure to achieve only one specific goal. You can show up prepared and still not cross a specific finish line. 163 men participated in the Delta Force trials, but only 12 were ultimately accepted into the program. Those 151 men were not failures – not even close. They just had to accept that this Delta Force finish line wasn’t one they were going to cross and instead start progressing towards the next."
I think we used to call this “whataboutism”?
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Ahh thanks
Im not with RIAA or whatever but there are 10s of websites built on top youtube-dl (they promote it as such), that allow users to rip without knowledge on CLI.
Come on. This was not what OP implied. Of Biden as a candidate, L6M. Impossible.
I've seen our family share the burden among siblings over time. My SO's family often rotated duties too. This was more practical when there were many kids and the elderly didn't have as many years in need of assistance.

In hindsight it looks like it was a blessing and a curse. More time with them but weighed heavily on the mothers and daughters of all ages.
> Imagine medieval peasant, which was most of the population ever.

Maybe instead of using your imagination and whatever garbage you saw in a Hollywood movie, you can read accounts of how native people lived in places like North America up until a few hundred years ago.
Is there any library you used on Clojure/Clojurescript? I had an abstract idea of building something similar to this.

Do I need any background in mechanics to build something like this?
Science predicts 2°C if world acted at least ten years ago.

> Current climate policies: projected warming of 2.8 to 3.2°C by 2100 based on current implemented climate policies;

> No climate policies: projected future emissions if no climate policies were implemented; this would result in an estimated 4.1 to 4.8°C warming by 2100

https://ourworldindata.org/future-emissions
Call me a hoarder, but personally I'd like to see some of those old posts just out of interest.

My posts on every platform over my whole lifetime can't be more than what can fit on a flashdrive. It shouldn't be an insurmountable goal to store them, it's irritating that it's so difficult to get data out of all these fragmented systems.
"Nothing" is a bit strong – it probably says that further study is warranted.

It certainly doesn't say that intermittent fasting will cure/prevent cancer.
I agree with you and disagree with the downvotes you're getting. If this wasn't "Mario" it wouldn't likely get attention which arguably means all the attention is piggybacking off if Nintendo's famous ip and not anything having to do with putting it in VIM. If making a platformer in VIM was the interesting part then it should be interested with or without Mario.

I see this same or similar issues with almost all copied IP. The author could have and arguably should have made something original. I find it so sad to see a fan spend 10,50,100,1000 hours making something with IP that doesn't belong to them so it can be taken away/banned/taken down when instead they could have made their own characters and it would be 100% theirs. It just seems like such a waste and a tragedy. The only exception would be if the work was a commentary or parody of the original IP but 99% of the time that's not the case.
The moment you xor your one time pad (OTP) with the song to generate a ciphertext C, both OTP and C become, you could say, conditionally-colored.

You're not restricted in redistributing one, so long as you don't redistribute the other. If you redistribute both, even in different channels, logically that's a copyright violation unless you have sufficient controls or restrictions to prevent further redistribution until someone downstream from ending up with both and being able to recombine them.

Realistically, the only reason you'd generate C and distribute both OTP and C is so that someone eventually gets them both and can reconstruct the song. Trying to claim you didn't have that intent wouldn't work in a civil context, and might not even work in a criminal context.
Embrace, extend, extinct ... ESRI arcGIS may I be suspicious
That's correct! And I've asked myself, if these guys are presenting this lopsided article about Venezuela, Colombia , Costa Rica, what chance do I have to get a better information from them on Nepal, Denmark or Egypt?
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I have been fasting weekly once from morning to evening. I eat only dinner on Tuesday. I have been doing it since past 6 years.. it makes a difference. It improved digestion and overall I feel good at end of fasting day.

Good from cnn on fasting advantages

https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/01/health/fasting-longevity-food...
Music streaming doesn't have many real players. Spotify got in first, apple and google use their huge userbases to push their product and everyone else is irrelevant. If you wanted to make a new music streaming service you could never get anywhere close to big.

Spotify would probably be dead by now if Apple and Google didn't do such a poor job.
Great! Be sure to share pictures of anything cool you build. I should have mentioned this before, I'm on Twitter and Instagram as MockMechanics too if anybody wants to share anything with me. I haven't posted anything there yet, but I'll start tomorrow since people seem to have liked the program.
She's clearly characterizing a viewpoint that she finds valid, even if it was intentionally hyperbolic (which I know it was).

The thing is, she put it out there. It put the notion in people's minds. If we don't fix it by then, we'll be unable to avoid a mass extinction event. That was the whole point of the green new deal (along with a grab bag of other social justice items).

When we are talking about how people can become overly distressed, and then jaded when their fears don't come to pass, that is exactly the kind of rhetoric that makes the situation worse, not better.
My impression has been that basically ESRI seems to have more correctness and the open source stuff has done the first 90% and left the second 90% on the table. What do you think of libraries like shapely, if you've tried it? I make maps of the county where I live and there are parcels that ESRI doesn't seem to mind but shapely refuses to ponder. An example:

1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fw5SdZ-aAiHrZERnIkVgll_OFnt...
UPS has found it again, per the Beast.
Also recommended, stretching your low back five times a day.
Hopefully somewhere we never have to hear from either of them ever again.
Language like that is setting up the basis for a lawsuit. It’s absolutely a demand not to publish it elsewhere. In fact it’s a thinly veiled threat if he does.

You have to read this knowing there is an existing contractural agreement that Glenn is expressly allowed to publish elsewhere if they do not publish. So the only basis to stop him from doing that would be to allege it would be “damaging” if he did.
The freedom to work for a boss that sees her as just another disposable "human resource" instead of working for a family that sees her as it's essential heart.
The same thing throughout history again and again. A country will become wealthy and then they typically will build their military and then go on wars to justify it. It isn't anything that is US centric.
SRI and Cambridge release CHERI software stack for ARM Morello
The problem is people see anything against democrats as 'Trump propaganda.' It may be hard to believe but everyone on either side isn't all gumdrops and kisses. There is so much evidence that the laptop is real, nude photos, nude videos, no assertion that it is fake, apparently even Hunter's lawyer requested the laptop back. Metadata is spoofable anyways and hardly prooves it is real, what proves it is real is the FBI, who can and will request text records from cell phone companies/tech giants, or corroborating e-mails from the recipient, or say someone who worked with Biden also testifying to it's authenticity (this which happened.) Something with so much overwhelming evidence at least the majority of information is true is crazy it still doesn't get any play on so many news stations and websites. Apparently they even know the source of the laptop and have a receipt. That's just what's off the top of my head, go read his e-mails and article for more reasons. Even presented with these reasons they only stop responding and say HE is the one unwilling to cooperate, I mean the audacity.
They should use that software to identify the Missy Beavers killer! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9b1dIi9E2M Personally I still think it is the father in law even though he allegedly has an alibi.

Think of what a PR coup it would be for the camera company if they resolved a notorious cold case using their tech.
I live in a country (Thailand) which went on full lockdown, and now has no local transmission. In Bangkok, everyone is still wearing masks when out and about, but nightclubs and restaurants have all re-opened without people being masked, and I've been on the islands for a few weeks where compliance is _much_ more lax and now it feels weird being back in Bangkok where masks are required again. In short: it got back to "normal" pretty quickly once people were no longer worried about transmission, in a country that took it much, much more seriously than Western countries at first -- and in many ways still is (it's veeeery hard to get into Thailand at the moment).
This is kinda missing the point. Look at the slope. And think how a system responds to a gentle slow perturbation and how it responds to a fast drastic change.
Same when I found out the need to use fortran for astro calc ...
Pearson sold their majority stake of the B shares to the Agnelli family. They have no control over how the paper is run. The A shares are owned by the “globalists” and have been for as long as the paper has really existed. Furthermore, nobody is allowed to sell shares without the approval of an independent board who is able to veto any sale or purchase.

There’s been no change in editorial control or voice in the paper. It’s all you.
> Otherwise a teacher works 30 hours a week when normalized to a 48 hour work year. This is part-time work.

No, it's full-time seasonal work.

> The sucker working retail could only dream.

Retail generally doesn't require a four-year degree, plus a post-graduate credential as a basic qualification. Compared to professions that do, schoolteachers pay and benefits are between unremarkable and substandard.
When the combination of heat and humidity gets high enough (look up wet bulb temperature) then it means death for even fit young people, even when sitting in the shade with access to drinking water. We are thermodynamically incapable of surviving too high of web bulb temperatures.

Huge swaths of the globe will experience fatal web bulb temperatures multiple times a year by the end of the century. Very clearly this makes a region "unable to support humans".
Lack of a lot negative comments on this post is surprising
I mentioned somewhere else here the libraries I used, search for jbullet with your browser and you'll find it. The rest I built myself. Clojurescript is just for the website. I don't have a background in mechanics, so no, not really. If anything I was trying to avoid the complications that real mechanical engineers have to deal with.
Why would subscriptions over advertising change their target audience? It seems that either way they are trying to get as many eyeballs as possible. Getting repeat subscriptions versus repeat page views (or whatever the ad revenue metric) seems irrelevant to me.
Exactly, the idea is great and you can clearly notice the intention of making JS more C#-like, but the foundation is not suitable. Could you imagine trying to "C++size" the whole Python ecosystem? Shudders!

BTW dude I like your content, after Rails, Phoenix is my preferred stack, so nice, and the community is cool, too bad the job opportunities are not there yet in sufficient quantities.
Why would it be unethical to have kids? Because they use resources? Well, it takes resources to fix things as well.
Having kids would only be bad if they used more than they contributed. Make them a net gain for society. Raise them to be resourceful and educated and a force for good. Doing that has a far greater benefit to our civilization and environment than not having any kids at all. We need the next generation (and this one) to fight for the necessary changes.

If everyone who was worried about climate change made their contribution by not having kids, then the next generation is just going to be all kids raised by climate deniers. If anyone should be having kids, it should be the ones who are worried about the future!
I built a Rails app with exactly that set up: sharding, dynamic switching of read/write queries across multiple slaves 10 years ago. It wasn't hard at all. Ruby's full dynamic nature makes many things easy.
Their revenue isn't declining, so the argument can't be based on their survival as a company. They are growing and there's multiple ways to grow. There's no excuse for being 'fallen' anymore.
Thank you for mentioning this and reminding me of this story. Tiptree's writing is amazing. The short story can be read for free here: http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/love-is-the-plan-t...
The DKIM headers from the emails have been verified, so they are real: https://twitter.com/erratarob/status/1322007153415200768?s=2...
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> At this point the emails/texts have been authenticated by many people who were actually on the email chains, and people who were direct recipients of the text messages.

This is like saying that one spy has caught another spy red-handed because the first spy has a letter that says "I done it."

There is nothing that links the computer to Biden, beyond the fact that it contains some emails (which were known to have been stolen), and other emails which appear to have been doctored. The doctored emails are the ones alleging malfeasance. To accept that Biden owns the computer is to accept that he flew all the way across the country to hand deliver his laptop to a blind technician who miraculously recognized him.

> We are actually, as of tonight, at the point where anonymous Justice Department sources are alleging that the Biden’s have been and continues to be under investigation for money laundering since 2019.

Yes, anonymous sources. The funny thing about these anonymous sources is that, you see, they're anonymous. Which means they could be anyone and, let's face it, they probably are anyone, even an anyone unrelated to the Justice Department.

> We are about a week past the point where people were falsely claiming this was disinformation, and several days past the point of any credible claim that the emails are not authentic.

No one outside of the alt-right media is claiming any authenticity for this "scandal". Even Fox News is like "Nah-uh. Nope. This is fishy as hell, and I once ate a whole fish stinking and raw!"
The Netflix shock jock level of extremist one-upmanship outrageous content(politics, horror, children cartoons) has lead to my cancelation.

Along with functionally absent parental controls.

Price is irrelevant.
> until I'm full

and I've learnt that it's very hard to know when you're satisfied in terms of hunger, and full in terms of desire.

The level of food required to satiate my hunger seems to be quite different from when I am "full".
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> An SRE with no authority to do anything is just an overpaid totally frustrated paperweight

That's exactly how it is implemented in my company. We are called SREs but everything is driven my management (and by that I mean a single VP who is omnipresent).
Honestly I just don't see that. For one, if you're a public figure that Twitter bans you can just maintain a website and your followers will spread the word. If you aren't a public figure, there are plenty of alternatives that serve just fine.

More important however is the issue that Twitter can only block access to Twitter. That it is difficult to switch ISPs only matters because with few alternatives an ISP blocking a site, or you canceling your contract, would lead to that site being inaccessible. The general policy 'companies shouldn't use their position to alter access to other companies' is more defensible than 'popular social media has to pretend to be a utility for a given value of popular and social media'.
I'm sure. I just think the blanket statement is obviously not true. There was a linked study or article, but because the article is so old, the link is dead.
At my previous shop, we used J2V8(a light weight v8 runtime wrapper) on Android to rull all the javascript business logic(shared with our web code), we only had a accessor methods in Java. No complaints at all, and it was very fast.
That's interesting. I believe smoking is discouraged in Islam, so I wonder why the uptake is higher. Guessing it's a general education issue?
Yeah, this is why I prefer one mead a day (OMAD). It's a very large meal, 1600-2000 calories over a 2 hour period but I find it much easier to control my calorie intake this way.

The only thing I regret since the pandemic is drinking coffee. I try to limit the amount of sugar and almond milk I add, but I feel like it's impacting my diet some how.
It absolutely is. I started using google suite in 5th grade when my school district gave everyone an account. There's effectively 0 chance of me switching to Microsoft now. They're creating life long customers before the customers are able to think for themselves.
Any other effects you think could also be contributing? A change in exercise, diet, etc?
Now that the authenticity of the emails has been verified by a (seemingly trustworthy) third party, will social media companies lift the ban on posting links to the news story?
No. That used to be a thing but it has been discontinued.

1014 iMacs were the last to support target display mode:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204592
It could say nothing since we don't know about potential negative trials.

How many research groups tried this with a similar N=14 size group but got statistically insignificant results and thus were not able to publish results?
> why would we want to when we already have a perfectly terraformed planet we're already on

Sure, you can stay here. But then in a few thousand years the descendants of the people who did leave turn up with advanced weapons and ideas about bringing you the “benefits of civilisation”.