skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you are referring to "fast-mimicking diet", or FMD.

Prof. Valter Longo is considered to be one of the pioneers of this particular field if studies. [0]

[0]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6816332/
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You need to guess both to use them, but you only need to guess the secret to get it revoked. GitHub does not check that the corresponding access key is somewhere in the repo too before taking action. You are right about this being impractical though.
The media was way too cautious in making the call here, but it's easy to understand why when the Republicans made it so difficult to count absentee ballots before election night, likely to benefit their candidate through the confusion of swinging red and then blue.

If you don't want this to happen again, pressure your red representatives to stop demonizing mail-in/advance voting, and stop destroying the postal system.
Direct link: https://edition.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-biden-elect...

Also called by ABC, NBC and the AP (https://twitter.com/AP/status/1325112826072084480). Congratulations, America.
You’re giving spammers too much credit. If the email doesn’t contain a clear unsubscribe email I just click Spam, because that’s what it is.
Good point about Excel, there's not much point discussing CSVs and leaving Excel out of the discussion
When I started teaching and my school email address was published on the school's website, I discovered the hell that is the ed-tech marketing machine. 90% of the spam I get from these sources, which are usually individual sales reps of medium to large companies, lack any unsubscribe link whatsoever. And these are firms with which I have zero relationship or transaction history.
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Right but what software that you use is written in smalltalk?
Ugh, they're also great for anyone that wants to feed themselves with their software, whether self employed or not.

God forbid people use a license that makes it easier to turn a profit so they don't have to beg to stay afloat.
https://prnt.sc/vf7699

This is how vim renders an NSV file. And I honestly don't remember the last time I edited a csv file by hand.
Your comical bumbling with basic code editing is difficult to grasp.

Auto-indentation and parenthesis matching has been a standard feature of any decent programming editor for decades.

Vim matches parentheses and C #ifdef out-of-the box, and indents Lisp. It did all that very well in the year 2000 when I started in Lisp.

A parenhesis matching command (the % key) has been in Vi since the 1970's, and the same is true of the Lisp mode (:set lisp) that handles the bulk of the indentation semantics. When you load a .lisp file, Vim turns on Lisp mode. That ancient invention is what does the indentation.

Nobody spends "considerable effort" formatting Lisp. Not even buffoons like me who use a Vi derivative, and who are ridiculed by Emacs users.
Most heroin deaths come from using illegal heroin with unknown strength and unknown contaminants.

The typical death is from getting a new supply that's more concentrated than the old one, and accidentally dying from an overdose.

The other two disasters that happen is that (1) the drug costs huge amounts of money, so you have to become a prostitute and/or burglar or (2) the legal system puts you in jail for 20 years.

I'm not going to pretend that being heroin addict is a good life, but if you can get a clean drug with known strength from CVS for $2/day, it's a vastly better shitty life.
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Thank god.

Now I want the last 4 years of my life back.
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I "attended" the conference. Many good talks also for someone who does not run Arch every day (I don't).
The comment above you said the opposite of what you seem to think it said and your mischaracterization of denizens of /lgbt/ is absurd.
It’s a relatively new feature (and it outputs UTF-8-BOM). If you work with one-time purchase versions, it’s only available in Office 2019. It’s been in Office 365 for a bit longer. But if you (or whoever sends you the CSV file) use older one-time-purchase versions of Excel, the option is not available. Even if you do have the latest version of Excel, the old option is still there, so someone might save a file as Windows-XXXX accidentally.
I think he's talking about signing into a preexisting account. It maybe be illegal to require you to sign up, but I don't think it's proven that requiring preexisting customers to sign in to a preexisting account to adjust their communication settings.

Personally I'm all for requiring an automation enabled unsubscribe header and double opt in (requiring a response from a subscription confirmation email to subscribe in the first place).
In the same way as when people joined massively Gmail, it was because google was marketing it as 'unlimited storage' ('you will never have to delete an email anymore). And now that they are ubiquitous, the storage is clearly fixed and limited and there are incentives to push you to pay for more storage.

In a same way that drive or photos services were kind of: it's unlimited, no cost, use them for everything!

But every photo that you did put in your drive for example, reduce the storage you have available for receiving emails. So at some points you will have to pay for the extra storage...
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I'm not sure why people aren't being just a little more cautious about ballot measures like in Oregon where even heroin and such hard drugs are now decriminalized.

This deserves a little more consideration about the unintended side effects of this policy, don't you think?

I look at the massive illegal drug manufacturing interests (countries, cartels) who spend vast sums on getting illegal drugs to our shores. It cannot just be a pure good thing that we make this ok now, can it?

I think we will be finding out the negative unintended consequences of these policies in the years to come.

edit: yeah, real courteous and open-minded, to be downvoting an otherwise legitimate opinion for discussion, isn't it?
Have anyone had experience with actor based models in Julia with libraries like signal, observables, rocket ?
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There was some interesting game theory stuff going on there, where AP and Fox called Arizona early, but other networks didn't feel it was safe.

And then Nevada has obviously been won for days, but nobody was calling it because that would have put Fox and AP over 270. So all the networks just started waiting for PA rather than calling the obvious for Nevada.
> I still use iPhones and Facebook

iPhones I think you can legitimately assume are at least trying to allow you control of your privacy.

But Facebook? Not only are they actively trying to scrape your personal data, they're also so easy to drop entirely.
There was that weird period on the Amiga when using assembler felt easier - especially with a proper macro assembler - than C. I remember having a C library for some user interface component that I compiled to C and then disassembled to optimise (by hand) because the C compiler was "useless" and improve on.

Of course the Amiga got other interesting languages, like AmigaE (whose author is probably better known for FlatBuffers these days, but AmigaE was a usability revelation at the time)
Looks like they were waiting for Biden to cross the PA recount threshold. He just did (0.51% > 0.5%).
I've had some weird side effects from Zopiclone. They're effective, even when benzodiazepines haven't been, but the side-effects are concerning. On multiple occasions, I've woken up and the room appears to bathed in a yellow light (even though no lights were on and it was still dark outside), and on a few occasions I've been looking at the time on my phone, blinked, and it's suddenly four hours later. I've no idea whether I just fell back asleep and checked the time again, four hours passed and I did _something_, or it just made me misremember the first time. They're not drugs I would use lightly.

Benzodiazepines on the other hand I've had no issues with (no desire/need to increase the dose, no withdrawal even when I've been taking them for prolonged periods, no side effects), but I don't find them as effective. I have seen the destructive effects they can have though - a family member had to taper off them over six months, and at the end she was cutting the smallest dose tablets into quarters as she still couldn't quite get off them.
Congrats, you're the first Gemini proxy link posted to HN! Maybe we'll have gemini:// links posted themselves at some point.
Everybody does realize that this has no legal significance, right?
I agree. Anything recreational could also be meant as therapeutic. Anything. Not just drugs.
My reflex is to respond with: NextCloud...but as much as I'm a fan of nextcloud, i acknowledge that it either requires your time to manage a nextcloud server, or your money for you to pay a nextcloud host provider to do it for you. Which made me pause and step back and ask (rhetorically), what your requirements for an alternative might be. Having (rhetorically asked that), i'm going to just give you a list of links that provide suggestions for alternatives to goolg e services - presumably including alts to google photos. Here goes (in no particular order)...

https://www.privacytools.io/

https://degoogle.jmoore.dev/

https://goodreports.com/ (This one is actually relatively new)

https://ethical.net/resources/

https://switching.software/

And, then of course, a classic: https://prism-break.org/en/

Good luck to you!
They are quite common in the U.S. Vast swaths of our financial system are still stuck in the mid-20th century or earlier. A check is the only way (besides cash) to transfer money in the U.S. without incurring some sort of fee or other overhead.
They'll still use it for ads and AI training tho. You're just paying to let them store and use more.
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This is why I switched to TSV. The risks are too high.

(Yes, I know about ASCII delimiters, but IMHO /t and /n are good enough for numbers-first files, especially considering how most keyboards don't feature the aforementioned delimiters, and hardly anyone has even heard of them.)

https://ronaldduncan.wordpress.com/2009/10/31/text-file-form...
Those are hoops that IME you can't expect people not in your organization to jump through.
I have my own domain with [anything]@mydomain.tld gets forward to my real address, so I generally use a unique email address for any service, retailer, mailing list etc. A password manager is a real benefit for this.

I've caught places that get hacked or sold their list and can filter them readily.

I think that this approach also helps reduce the attack surface from a hack as there is little to no reuse of credentials, but at N=1 I can't verify that. Maybe there's an oversight in my approach.
Congrats to Changelog on the transition! Contradict to HN's opinion I think K8s is a joy to work with and with the job of managing a cluster outsourced to Linode, there isn't much stopping you.

Curious why did you went with the CrunchyData PSQL operator a not other solutions? I'm in the process of migrating PostgreSQL to k8s myself and would like to hear your opinions why this one.

By the way, happy to vouch for GitOps approach. It's still early, but we run Flux and except for few Helm related issue, it gets the job done and team is happy with the result.
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thats always the suggestion, but every computer and laptop can easily emaulate all those things+ more.. I see no reason to use a rasp for that
UTF-8 or GTFO.

(Without BOM, you heretic.)

Please tell me that you're talking about Excel 2003 ?
agree 100%. This is exactly how I feel about it.
I had enough validation and dictation issues with that approach that I registered a catchall email on a subdomain, so I give out yoursitename@email.example.com. For one thing, anyone wise to that trick will just strip

/\+[^@]*/

from your address and bypass the fingerprinting.
> when the Republicans made it so difficult to count absentee ballots before election night

That really can't be noted enough. That the count took so long is specifically because several legislatures decided to not allow any preprocessing of mail ballots, and to count mail ballots last.
The doses involved in using drugs as medicine are often a lot lower than what someone would take to get "blitzed".

Do you homework.
You can't charge money for distributing GPL software because with high speed internet that is very cheap and easy to do. Competition will and has brought that cost to about zero. And that is a good thing. Everyone now has free access to a huge amount software with source code.
Great points. Do note that while a "sheer volume” approach to knowledge would indeed make becoming a polymath in today’s time quite intractable, there are other more efficient approaches to knowledge acquisition and synthesis that vastly decrease the amount of “things” you need to know in order to know.

There are many people today with fluid enough interactions with knowledge and the world to classify as polymaths. The might of our institutions can suppress the fact that such individuals even exist due to a high propensity towards linearization and other attempts at reducing complexity and chaos. Knowledge work is fundamentally chaotic as opposed to neat algorithmic assembly line tasks/models.

I am Xavier Waller, Mathematical Artist, and we have recently begun an initiative to show people how to think in what is referred to as an “omnidisciplinary” manner. The main idea behind omnidisciplinary thinking is that there are shared structures between our concepts (Roots). By tapping into those common structures, we get to take advantage of shared reasoning between domains. This is called taking an "omnidisciplinary leap”. The end result is that instead of learning say art and engineering, you get to think at the intersection of both to solve problems or reason in either. Ultimately, everything is a dynamical system and is information across, within, and between such systems. And there are only so many ways to propagate and structure signals.

We have just released a YouTube video showing a taste of how to use this in the real world. The link is here [1]. Keep in mind that thinking OMNI is for everyone of all capabilities and backgrounds, and not everyone is incredibly technical. To be accessible and inclusive means to tap into intuition first. Formal logic and mathematical representations come later after the intuition is conveyed.

Please also see the website here[2]. We are ramping that up to show people in various areas of society, in multiple capacities and use cases, and more how to think OMNI!

Also feel free to follow the newsletter at this link [3].We need more integrated and holistic approaches to solving problems to be more mainstream because just as learning multiple subjects as if they are separate takes way too long, solving the species' biggest problems one at a time as if they are separate also takes way too long. We need to think in an omnidisciplinary manner!

[1]: https://youtu.be/sCti2BMvqXA

[2]: mathis.art

[3]: https://art.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=3e713d195d864abb...
They are not equivalent, as Erlang/Elixir uses structural typing whereas Haskell/ML uses nominal typing.

In Erlang you can define the following:

equal(X, X) -> true;
equal(_, _) -> false.

In Haskell, the following does not compile:

equal x x = True
equal _ _ = False

instead, we need to write something like

equal x y | x == y = True
| otherwise = False

A subtle difference, but in some cases the structural semantics really do make patterns a lot cleaner (shorter without sacrificing readability).
I think that this style of pattern-matching semantics is a consequence of Erlang's roots in Prolog, which works similarly (and not only checks for structural equivalence but even does unification when necessary).
2016 HN had a big, busy thread for Trump's election and didn't wait for the Electoral College to vote in December.

It stayed up. Please show the same consideration.
Of course a "ASUS CHROMEBOX 3-N018U" runs over four times the price, so you could just buy three pi and toss them as the flash card fails and still save money.
The author seems to have a naive view of what engineering is actually like:-)

There is a debate about certification but its not one that some one not working as an "engineer" - has much to say.
Not an American citizen, but I’m really glad that Biden won. USA sets an example for other Western countries, and Trump wasn’t a good example. I hope you’re able to recover from Trumpism and that the Republican Party rejects such violent and authoritarian points of view.

Edit: I’m not saying US citizens should think of other nations when casting their vote. Just glad — as non-US citizen - that Biden won and that our national far-right politicians can finally shut up about Trump
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Alcohol is a hard drug and trivially available. And judging by relatives and medical articles, alcoholism is worse than heroin addiction. The worst part of alcohol is that it disproportionately affects people around alcoholic through various forms of abuse. That is a direct result of destruction of brain cells responsible for empathy. The effects of heroin are much more localized to the drug user.
>At this time, the only processor is my high-school sister. I pay her $15/hour.

I lol'ed. Also, I like your idea and you philosophy [0]. Good luck!

[0] https://radious.co/philosophy.txt
> It undermines a long tradition of designing and building infrastructure in the public interest.

How ridiculous that this is the introductory sentence. I guess leave it to the Atlantic to assume there are no engineers working for private enterprise.
I wonder what "needs" means, though. As I get older, my body just naturally sleeps fewer hours than when I was younger, and there seems to be nothing I can do to change that. I don't use an alarm clock, I go to bed at around the same time every night, I don't consume caffeine after noon, etc. When I wake up in the morning, I feel awake, and it's almost impossible for me to fall back asleep, even if I continue lying in bed with my eyes closed.

So, scientists may say I "need" more sleep, but what of it? I can lie in bed awake feeling bad about that, or I can get out of bed and do things with my extra time every day. I try to live a healthy lifestyle, and I would definitely sleep more hours if I could, but I've followed every suggestion, and my body just does what it wants. My impression is that this is a common experience.
> Yes you can now boot a raspberry pi from an external usb3.0 hard drive or SSD in an enclosure. But how many people actually do that?

Judging by how often people talk about the feature online (or how often they enquired about the delay in implementating it on pi 4 - it's been possible with the 3 forever), a lot.

> something like the raspberry pi but with a socket to plug in a cheap M.2 SATA or M.2 NVME SSD is needed.

This is a not entirely uncommon but very badly thought out feature suggestion for the pi that comes from technical people who aren't the target audience and don't understand the target audience for the pi. It'd be an okay feature on the Pi compute module.

First things first, though: if you're really worried about storage reliability on these things (or anything), please stop prefacing your hardware suggestions with "cheap."

> low cost industrial/embedded/dedicated purpose headless machines, is from the microsd card failing after 6, 12, 18 months.

If you're trying to get this much value out of the thing, using either a legitimate, brand name USB ssd (not something cobbled together in a cheap enclosure), an industrial SD card built for embedded applications, or network booting are all good options.

Consumer grade sd cards are... cheap. It's not such a problem for a lot of the Pi's applications. I'm happy to use cheap sd cards to boot Pi 3s that serve as music players while using a Samsung T5 on the Pi that serves the music, for example (and on a development system).
Not saying Biden didn’t win, but is it really the media that makes the call?
This is a projection.

edit: I was wrong. Headline is accurate.
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You can stream AVRO records. AVRO is a well defined, binary, space efficient serialization format that can be used to serialize individual records (for streaming) or a whole set of records (for file storage). That should cover all of the authors requirements, right?

More info: https://www.confluent.io/blog/avro-kafka-data/
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It doesn't, but only if you assume all text is utf-8. You can't do that on windows because there's plenty of legacy files that use encoding like windows-1252 which are incompatible with utf-8.
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Industrial-grade SD cards seem to be the way to go:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16776344