skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do, because Ohio was a single state with apparently some irregularities in the vote, and the effort to challenge was not even broadly supported within the Democratic party. What is being alleged here is that Democrats "stole" the election. Nonsense.
I suppose it would depend on if your multiverse has stop-the-world GC or can do it concurrently.
Killing cops isn't legal (yet). If you threaten them, they have the legal right to shoot back. That's not extrajudicial. Don't be so dramatic.
Don't know. Swedish police (et al) have been trying forever to shut it down, and while they have momentarily succeeded, it always seems to come back up.

I'm no longer familiar with the architecture of TPB, but they seem to be running things in a much more decentralized fashion nowadays, where bunch of independent sites (at least independent domains) are running a frontend with the same database content. Unsure how that works behind the scenes.

But rest assure, you can always find a domain which is not blocked and that is mirroring the content of the proper TPB. In my case, thepiratebay.org is blocked by my ISP, but thepiratebay.party is just a few hours behind (confirmed via VPN)

Compare the following pages for example (if thepiratebay.org works for you)

- https://thepiratebay.org/search.php?q=user:dauphong

- https://thepiratebay.party/user/dauphong/
Ad absurdum “the options come down to either we accept citizens personal choice will guide whether they wear clothes or ride naked on the subway, or we accept that wearing clothes on the subway will be compelled through lethal force.”

This has nothing to do with personal choice and everything to do with culture war nonsense being spread at the expense of just about everyone, purely for the political gain of a tiny fraction of a percent.
Not a DoorDash user personally, but on Uber you can adjust the tip up to an hour after delivery.
Yep. Diabetes (type 2 at least) is widely understood to be the result of chronic insulin resistance, which can be remedied with diet. No one has shown a causation between weight and and diabetes but the correlation is definitely there because they have the same root cause.

In fact, weight alone cannot be the cause because there are plenty of overweight older individuals who never develop the symptoms of diabetes.
And what's the alternative? We rewrite the whole stack in Java/C++/C# this year, and in 20 years we rewrite the whole thing again in Rust? That really doesn't seem like an improvement to me.
China compromised F-35 subcontractor and forced costly software system rewrite
Depression is not a lifestyle choice. Our eating, exercise, sleep, etc. are habits developed over a lifetime. Chronic health issues, sexual abuse, traumatic death of a loved one, and bad luck are what to avoid. And of course some formulations of brain chemistry.

Casting depression as a lifestyle issue is a step backward. Mental health is already stigmatized far too much. Depression is not a moral failing of will power. It’s a response to adversity. A way profound unhappiness manifests.

Kale, a peloton, and deleting Facebook won’t change the past.
Even thought you are taking money from the VCs you are also supporting the systematic exploitation of the working poor. These companies do everything they can to go around what little protection these people have e.g. minimum wage.

Do not use or support these pretatory businesses even if you get freebies. By using them you turn them into something people can't do without and laws get changed to make the exploitation permanently legal.
This doesn't really have anything to do with Google and Facebook. Did you read the article?
I guess I shouldn't say that development on it has been stagnant - certainly engineers at Intel and AMD must be doing something - but performance improvements have stagnated, especially compared to the rapid improvements we're seeing from Apple in the ARM space.

I am not at all an expert in this field so my remarks are based on my own observations and performance benchmarks from experts in the industry. For example, this graph from Anandtech shows the stagnation (or at least slow improvements) in x86 performance gains while performance gains from Apple have been massive.

https://images.anandtech.com/doci/16226/perf-trajectory.png
History is written by the victors. From this perspective, every successful resistance was necessary and every failed resistance was not.

Take the American Civil War, for example. If you (still) believe in the cause, it was a true positive. If you don't, then it was a false positive.

Or, to be less inflammatory, consider the French Revolution. Was that a true positive or false positive, especially considering the aftermath?
> What lead to this recent spike, in your opinion?

The virus is seasonal just like the flu would be my guess.
How exactly do mail in ballots let voters verify their vote to third parties?
I'm terribly sorry.

> Unless the disease is eradicated which in the face of antivaxxers seems unlikely, I don't thinks things will ever entirely return to normal.

I think you're way overestimating antivaxxers. They make a lot of noise on the Internet and in some media but they are far from being a majority. I'm confident we will be able to eradicate this virus with vaccines, like we have (mostly) done so in the past with diseases such as polio or tetanus.
Now that you mention it, the only application I have issues with is SMB. RDP for example works fine, but I cannot upload anything over 100MB with `smbclient`. I actually resort to the "network disk" feature over RDP for that because it works better.

Could this be explained by TCP over TCP?
> Better to run Homebrew with Rosetta for now.

For some reason I'd completely forgotten this was an option. Looking at the discussions on the home-brew boards, it looks like this will be the way to run home-brew for some time.
I don't think the OP is denying the results of the study, but trying to understand if it is the acts associated with losing weight or actually weighing less.
> If that was not the case, how could we have 50+ programming languages, when the very purpose of a programming language is to express your ideas into a somewhat tangible (insofar as one can claim the electronic written word to be tangible) form that can then be communicated to others.

The same reason we have different specialties in the sciences/arts/etc. Even math itself has different languages to express the same ideas. Having different computer languages allows people to express ideas (solve problems) more efficiently given the domain of the problem. Very basic example: I wouldn't use zsh to write an xmpp server implementation (but it's possible) and I wouldn't use Java to call a handful of unix commands (also possible).
I think the veracity of your description of the linked thread is probably similar to that of your description of these emails.
I think most countries, including the US are missing an opportunity to snag a bunch of highly educated, productive, and anti-communist workers. IMO we should open up the borders for these people for our own benefit.
I recommend reading THE HACKER'S DIET to all my nerdy/hacker friends (like me) who seek to understand and engage in weight loss with some simple truths worded by a deep nerd himself (one of the authors of AutoCAD).

It made sense to me more than what the doctors told me I should blindly do "and it'll work". Things I already knew but just couldn't swallow (<-- nice pun here).

https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/
> If the workers are screwed, they will stop working for doordash, increasing the costs to doordash and therefore speeding up their demise

Not if they can't find other work (like now where un-employment is high).
Python, though predominantly by technical non-programmer professionals. And it doesn't have quite the same RAD aspect with making GUIs that VB6 offered. I saw a lot of non-technical professionals using VB6 to make quick applications to solve their problem. The code would make you cry, but it worked.

And it wasn't web-based nonsense that's hosted on someone else's server for a monthly cost. They actually owned the results. That's a big difference versus what companies would offer today.

TCL/TK was great for making quick GUIs, but I never saw non-technical people use it for that purpose. Still seemed to be non-programmer, but still technical, professionals.
Double fetches, scheduling algorithms, and onion rings
"There's a difference between reckless endangerment/homicide than an accident. Ridiculous false equivalency."

And yet, comparison of catching a virus to homicide by gun is not.
Where are you setting up Gitea and Drone that is protected against DMCA requests? Any US-based host will happily act on DMCA requests.

What I'm familiar with is using PRQ (of TPB fame) + Njalla (by TPB co-founder, Peter Sunde), PRQ provides the machines and Njalla the domain, both pro-privacy and will fight claims to protect you, if you're only breaking "piracy" laws (digital ones).
You or I might have to privilege to choose our next jobs but for some people especially those in the services industry don’t have that and end up having to work doordash/instacart. Don’t attack the messenger when it’s probably easier for most people to stop using doordash.
Can you please elaborate what is so difficult to understand about the concept that when you drive fast and crash you get thrown out the windshield and possibly die? What does it mean to you that this understanding already fails?
I appreciate that you want to hear from experts.

Instead of me, why not listen instead to Dr. Michael Osterholm, PhD MPH, "an American epidemiologist, regents professor, and director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota."

His podcast is here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-osterholm-update-c... give it a listen and let me know what you think!
Unfortunately I'm unable to reproduce (BrowserStack doesn't seem to have Brave). Works in Chrome, Firefox, UC Browser, and Samsung internet from what I can see though.
YMMV but my 3 housemates and I order a lot of delivery and have maybe coordinated 1 delivery to split fees despite having similar schedules, food tastes, and getting along pretty well. Food delivery is about getting the exact food you want when you want, and with a group of people that won't line up very often.

Sometimes groups will order, but in my experience they do not.
Yes, that's a botched idiom. If the MIC has consumed Congress, it would be Congress doing the last gasping, not the MIC. The MIC is alive and well.
So... a country?
Ahh thanks. While it may no longer be maintained it still works perfectly. Fingers crossed it keeps going that way or will get rectangle.
As far as I'm aware, no one is forced to drive for these companies. I very much get your point, but in a fully opt-in scenario, it's hard to feel like I'm compromising my ethics by ordering cheeseburgers in an app.
Tesla won the self-driving car war, they just aren't telling us
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>Not every slope is slippery. We can move further along a spectrum without being guaranteed to fall off a cliff.

Let me ask you something; Has there been any setting in the past 50 years other than changing sexual mores in which people have gained any personal freedom? And have any of the instances in which people lost bits of their freedoms in that same timeframe ever been reversed (again aside from changing sexual mores)?
Say what you want about fossil[0], but having the issues be part of the repo would come in real handy in times like this.

0: https://fossil-scm.org
I have that exact laptop (work provided) and I’m not a fan. Trackpad is OK but not nearly as good as my Mac. 4K display sometimes looks amazing but the color accuracy is terrible and there’s a weird speckle texture that I assume comes from the touch overlay. I have a thunderbolt dock that supplies 85w of power but the machine refuses to charge from it and requires connecting the huge external power supply. But the worst part is I’ve gone through several incidents where some update occurred (never could narrow it down to one in particular) and I started getting multiple blue screens a day.

Edit: forgot one more annoyance. The laptop seems to frequently power off completely overnight even though it should just be sleeping/hibernating.
From a technical perspective it's a marvel, but as a user, "works flawlessly on the device you have," beats, "mostly works, but with daily annoyances, on your device and many others."
Of course not. They're piling up in mobile refrigeration units.

What about the news stories are overblown exactly? What's the motive for scaring people?
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Strictly speaking seat belts improve the ability of drivers to stay seated and in control during emergency maneuvers. This factor can have an impact on other drivers.
I think you're confusing libertarian with anarchist.
How can it be both though? If you eat a little healthy food or a little garbage you'll lose weight, and if you eat a lot of healthy food or a lot of garbage you'll gain weight.

As far as weight loss is concerned, "healthy" food helps insofar as it makes it easier to eat less and exercise more, which is a property that some (not all) healthy foods accidentally happen to have, and which they share with a variety of less healthy calorie sources.
I've noticed more health and aging related articles on this site. I wonder if its a sign the HN community is getting older. :)
> We need to face the reality that on average people make bad choices which leads to substantial negative outcomes for any group. In particular, the COVID-19 pandemic again confirms empirically that humans on average don’t have self-responsibility.

None of this has to be accepted or conceded to, somehow East Asian countries are able to do to this right, even New Zealand just so we don't start hovering on West vs East, this is absolutely not "humans on average don't have self-responsibility", this is a specific culture that has promoted entitlement, selfishness, materialist hedonism, and ruthless, hackneyed individualism since the late 60s and now the bill has come due
Having an entry point in a class lets you have per-class entry points, so you can choose what to run, if that appeals to you.

Java likes its objects, but in modern java there's enough in the way of lambdas etc that most of the weird "this must be a class" stuff is removed, or at least hidden. And the java community are far less dogmatic about it these days.
Is there evidence that tipped employees in a states without a tip credit do better than in a state with tip credits?
Given that we arent going to be convincing others to tip or not to tip, id argue by not tipping you are not "part of a movement trying to take down doordash" but just being cheap (if in the US where there is a culture for this)
Hmm. Worked fine for me. Calorie counting but no other dietary modification let me drop 30kg. Better (and less processed) food choices came about naturally as an effect of caloric restriction and understanding of the makeup of food I was consuming, not as the driver.

The notion that one has to pound salads and give up enjoyed foods is also a mindset that causes people to struggle in maintaining a healthy weight.
Probably not a good idea. But there is maybe very loosely a kind of precedent in cases of spreading HIV [1].

Unfortunately a lot of these people really don’t believe it is harmful. The ones who have mislead them on this by intentionally spreading misinformation are probably better targets for any kind of culpability.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_transmission_of_HIV...
In my experience the reason this is done is because customer acquisition is manual and the "schedule a demo" button is used for lead generation, and the reason it's all manual is because onboarding/support is high touch and you're not sure who the customers are yet.

Free demos are my nightmare. I really don't have that much time to split between fixing existing issues, adding critical features for paying customers, and supporting or troubleshooting for users that aren't paying anything. That's not to say at a point in the future the organization could have the capacity for a sick free trial, it's just that free trials cost money.
I said nothing about masks. This thread has people advocating murder charges for going to a wedding and spreading to someone who dies afterwards. WHO said lockdowns should not be primary method of stopping the spread. Lockdowns harm as much as help, loss of jobs at the lower end of the socioeconomic spectrum, cancer screenings delayed, mental health issues related to isolation, and we don't know the huge cost of what has already occurred. Quite a few want to look at one thing and not the entirety of a situation. The stats show that this virus is no worse than the Hong Kong flu (1-4 million people died in 1968 / 1969). We went to the freaking moon and held Woodstock during that time. You don't value life by not living it.
Makes perfect sense. When you eat, sleep and exercise well your body and mind gets better.

You can always ask if more screen time causes more depression or more depression causes more screen time.
Does that happen always, or just when Apple is having server problems?

I just opened my VSCode terminal for the first time on a freshly upgraded Big Sur system running on 6 year old hardware and it appeared in less than 1 second.
OK you must be yanking my chain now, I can't believe you're commenting on this so boldly and are completely unaware of the last huge spike in cases when occurred in July.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/22/world/coronavirus-covid-1...

over & out
"I've read a lot about it in a newspaper" is not a demonstration. Here, I'll give you some evidence for my position: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/24/us/domestic-terrorist-gro...
I haven't physically seen a doordash driver since covid started, they just leave it at my door. I also don't want to exchange paper money with people at this point in time.

The odds of DoorDash lying about tip distribution are basically 0.
Potentially catastrophic... they've introduced 2FA (https://blog.python.org/2019/05/use-two-factor-auth-to-impro...) with more to come - this may help!
sleep deprivation also leads to irratibility, you just become a shitty human
The ideal design would be using the bloom filter to reduce remote checks and check any positives for confirmation if the remote service is available.
Yeah, I had the same feeling. None of this feels sustainable and I get the sense that most of these companies are rushing to IPO as soon as they can to unload their terrible businesses on the public.

Groupon failed because they were selling full priced items at a discount. This was meant to be a marketing thing for small businesses but in practice you just ended up with cheapskates who never intended to be repeat customers.
The only thing I can say in the delivery companies defense is they have normalized large markups on delivery. People are paying more for delivery than they were before(the apps do a good job of obfuscating how much more). Clearly there was an arbitrage opportunity but there are so many companies fighting over the same tiny margin while losing tons of money. This can't end well.
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Xi Jinping personally halted Ant's IPO after Jack Ma snubbed government leaders
You raise an outstanding point here, in that DAWs do tend to simply automate away the pain-points of making music as conceived of by people before the advent of personal computers. However I would caution against applying this mentality to Paul's project, which if anything is doing the most of any DAW out there to fight against those very conditions.

One of the primary problems with DAWs as conceived initially was that they were closed, proprietary systems comprised of stupid-expensive hardware to even just open the dang application. This helped to facilitate the inescapable bubble in which the Mass Media finds itself today, playing right into their competition-killing hands. So of course, the world was stagnant for 20+ years, since the only people that had access to this software were "audio professionals," who had the creativity, ingenuity, and passion of a wet noodle. And they did predictably lame things with it all.

When only Kanye West and T-Pain had access to polyphonic note editing, it was pretty lame indeed. But access is, in itself, novel. The world has since changed considerably, and we have projects like Ardour in part to thank for this.
Pure speculation on my part, trying to understand the nature of the relationship between Communist Party of China and Western power centers.

Back in the early 70s, when the deal that Kissinger and Mao shook hands on was made, there were no PCs, or pervasive networking and mobile communication and computing. It was always my speculation that the risky gambit of fast forwarding China's development and economy and freely transfering crown jewels of technology was made with the conviction that the process of integrating with the West would naturally create a power base in Chinese society that would push aside the Communist Party. Tiananmen ("June Fourth Incident") was a manifestation of this correct original prognosis of the planners of the deal, that it would cause political headaches for the CCP. A cultural instead of a kinetic overcoming by the West.

I think the consensus now in the West is that CCP armed with AI, pervasive networking, and the emergence of a digital society in the true sense, can stifle any possible organic formation of alternative poles of power in Chinese society. The only remining challenge to CCP were the Tech Mandarins (like the Senior Self Crowned Bozo in the West, a certain Bill Gates) and just this week Jack Ma was reminded as to who is in charge in New China.

And of course, Eric Schmidt et al. are now salivating at the "Chinese Model" and we're gonna get the same, regardless of what little you and little me thinks about it.

/end speculation
A more accurate title would be "healthy lifestyle improvements leads to improved odds in type2 diabetes prevention in obese older women."

That's what the results section of that paper is saying. Unfortunately we can't really see more without paying $30 to read it.
Twilio has had an SEC filing with similar language.
When Apple's ocsp server went down yesterday, people kept talking about how they were going to switch away from macOS, now that they knew launching apps was (semi) dependent on an external server.

And if you want to switch, that's fine—but, if there are other things you like about macOS, you could also just set it to not make these checks.
Check the study:

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6945a5.htm

It looks like just contact tracing here, not genome sequencing.

The patient in question is A2 and the study does not say whether they ever tested positive or had symptoms.
Yeah in this case OP is right though, you can gain muscle mass, be very active, and eat healthy. It is 100% a correlation.

Actually I would describe what you posted an example of a limitation of the correlation, since it uses BMI.
To be fair, it's accurate if they also fall into an actual high-risk category like "immuno-compromised" like my sister, but I really doubt that's what the parent meant ;).
Are you paying extra for all the people who need to clean up your body in the accident you get into? And to bring the coroner out just to verify your time of death. And all the lost time of the other people on the road delayed because you died or were seriously injured when you didn't have to be. We all pay these costs with higher insurance and higher taxes. These costs are a drag on society. Just like smokers, people who don't wear seatbelts should pay more for insurance. Likewise, they should pay more in taxes because they cost more.
@zepto It’s been happening since a few months ago, and I found out about the fix just last week.
Exactly. Consider the erosion of long-standing norms in the west over the last four years and how far society has slipped. These are the first, strong, signs that things are starting to go off the rails.