skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just FYI U seem interested in this . NAC seems to bring back the magic if u lost it . Google "nac mdma magic".

Basically take 2 grams or more a day for a few weeks then stop for a day and try E .

Dont take back with mdma since it seems to reduce some of the good effects
It is a courtesy, there is no real need for the post; the "More" link is quite discoverable.

I don't think this extremely minor issue warrants cluttering the UI with additional "page 1 2 3 ..." links at the top.
It was a shock. But in the hk Apple daily it said it is possible just for the scrap metal value.
> Americans aren’t capable of dealing with a problem where their actions impact others more than themselves.

While it's true USA'ians are probably more individualistic than many other cultures and that may translate some way even to selfishness, the above quote is a gross, incorrect and offensive description, and I'm a brit.

Please don't broadbrush entire cultures.
I mean, I create SPA's where this just works for nearly every navigation element. With a proper "route-first" design, this is not that hard. Of course, it is a bit more work to perform url navigation even when merely opening a subview, but it's definitely worth it.

I share your annoyance at all websites who don't allow for this though.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03784...

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/0960310011008808...

Futures markets do increase spot market efficiency.
Could you explain these numbers a bit more? Why is it important that they are roughly the same?
Holy crap man for thirty seconds try to think about how you don’t represent the majority of the people. You know what, go trade water futures, you’re born for it.

This topic should be a collective home run for ethics, but the sheer stupidity of humans knows no bounds.

Sometimes you just need to call the antisocial personality disorders out (one whatever spectrum - narcissistic, sociopathic, borderline). A lot of the behavior of these disorders are tolerated if you are mostly harmless, but don’t think we can’t spot you.

Bunch of jerkoffs want to speculate on water, give me a fucking break.
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I see a go binary, stand alone. And a lot of symbols. Jesus, that's a lot of symbols.
Whoa!

Potentially this can make React Native hit the same performance as Flutter+Dart.

as the Dart team claimed - https://hackernoon.com/why-flutter-uses-dart-dd635a054ebf

>Dart is one of very few languages (and perhaps the only “mainstream” language) that is well suited to being compiled both AOT and JIT. Supporting both kinds of compilation provides significant advantages to Dart and (especially) Flutter.
It changes the focal length of the lens, although it does not seem to affect the lens (blue ring) in the left-hand pane which seems like a bug.

There is a demonstration later in the article (below the 5th mention of "focal length") which does affect the lens (blue ring) in the left-hand pane. Rotate the scene so that you are viewing the camera side-on, and you will see the focal length of the lens changing when you move the slider.
If I have a 2019 Macbook Pro and want to play Cyberpunk 2077 without buying a PS4, should I use Stadia or Geforce NOW? Is the MBP powerful enough to run it natively on Windows?

What controller should I buy?
I refer to the so-called SJWs ("social justice warriors"), some of them work or worked at Google like Gebru and her most vocal supporters. Others organized BLM protests for various fake causes during the summer. It's a new activism fad they primarily use to draw attention to themselves.

Not a single one of these people care about objectivity nor reason. They're the religious of the new age. It's disgusting to watch research scientists behave in this way. It calls into question the validity of their research.
> I appreciate Deno because I can ask job interview candidates what their thoughts are about it, and when candidates for senior positions don't point out any of the billion obvious reasons it's a stupid project for stupid people, it saves me a ton of time.

I hope you're either self employed, or that you run your own company. If not, this comment is a red flag for potential recruiters; you might want to consider editing it.
Also, the only road to the new launch facility goes through an extremely narrow Tsarist-era tunnel that severely limits rocket size.
That's great you have a plan but this is not really an option for much of the world's population and perhaps they should not suffer lack of water because of this.
Not weasel words - are you saying if you were exposed to anti-vaxxer videos, you would become an anti-vaxxer? It should be obvious to you how ridiculous that assumption is.

This is just hand-wavy fearmongering about "mass psychology"
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> The list of atrocities of what's available in nature to me is never a good litmus test of what we as conscious humane beings should condone. We can do better than exhibit the mindless behavior (as a result of our desires) that animals do.

I don't think that it's a good litmus test, but I don't think that it's pointless to reflect on what ethical rules would have to say if we treated animals in the capacity of humans, similar to how philosophers discuss marginal cases. Animals aren't exactly mindless, but behave differently in great part because they evolved differently, and may cease to thrive if certain ethical rules applied to them. The environmental pressures that led to certain behaviors being optimal for animals can inform us on what's ethical and what's not for humans.
Perhaps the blog post stated things too strongly, but the overall NIH consensus is that HCQ doesn’t help much with COVID-19: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/hydroxychloroq... This seems to hold in many retrospective/ cross-cohort studies. At best the efficacy of HCQ is inconclusive.

The author’s overall point was that corrupt right-wing politicization of HCQ was a huge diversion of resources and public attention... as illustrated by your zeroing in on a single term from the the blog post and waving a contrary study from a small patient group. Your comment really doesn’t add much except distraction and confusion.
You are correct, it is not necessary to specify every major user-space program. But with GNU/Linux, GNU is the operating system. In fact, there have been Linux distros ported to run on *BSD kernels.

It's more like this: the whole OS is GNU (the coreutils), minus the kernel (most of which is device drivers). That's why they do it. Or at least why there are those that are passionate about the naming.

Also the reason why, had 4.3BSD not been in legal limbo, we'd all most likely be using GNU/FreeBSD.
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Where is this kind of comment in threads about Google randomly banning someone’s Gmail or randomly suspending someone’s developer account?
Does ytd mean something other than "year to date" here?
We run similarly on CloudFormation. Interesting with the ‘aws s3 cp’ command. I started using ‘aws s3 sync —delete’ nowadays after having issues with pre cleanup required for ‘cp’.
> Use open source and BYOD server is the only way to solve this problem.

I don't think technology is the solution here. In fact, it is much more the problem here – an abundance of surveillance technology projects like this one will only result in more surveillance, not less. The average Joe doesn't care about the technology stack the surveillance camera[0] on the subway is running on. Instead, the mere presence of the camera will cause him to have a feeling of being watched and, thus, to behave differently.

The solution can only be a political one: Restrict the usage of AI in surveillance technology.

[0]: aka "security cameras", as they euphemistically called by their manufacturers.
Do they need to collect this information in the first place?
Slo-mo of landing portion: https://youtu.be/gBELXjq_X-M?t=17579
> If you allow Islamic terrorists to publish their indoctrination materials, conversions to their cause will increase

Or they'd decrease because people would actually be able to see the counterarguments to that propaganda. As it currently stands, very few people are able to produce the counter-propaganda because few have access to the actual propaganda.

This phenomena is how I've been mostly converted to racism (well, HBD), I could, with some difficulty, find the pro-racism view but finding an anti-racist view that actually addressed the HBD view was basically impossible (what little anti-racist stuff there was mostly attacking strawmen) because basically no one is exposed to the HBD argument (thanks to censorship including social censorship mostly), so no one produces counterarguments!

Also, there's a small chance that I've been completely mislead about what the supposed "Islamic terrorists" believe and actually their ideology is awesome and I should convert to wahabiism. I'd like the opportunity to make that decision myself.
She's a mechanical engineer who worked in aerospace before joining SpaceX (and was considering leaving the industry because old space sucks), so technically she is more qualified than Musk (a physicist and economist who worked on supercapacitors and non-realtime not-highly-reliable software before founding SpaceX).
Two party states lead to tribalism.
The party that wasn't in power at the time was the first to talk about containing it, and that led the other party to practically be against containing it.

Such is how U.S.A. political issues tend to be decided.
My bad, I mean yesterday.
Humans need vast quantities of fresh water. A human does not. There is "plenty" of water for an individual in nature.
Making water tradeable easier should make it easier to provide easy and affordable access to it. Same as for any other commodity.
Legal risk is nowhere near the limiting factor in how quick big U.S. tech companies are to fire people. There's something of a culture of doing so very gradually and reluctantly. I suppose this is because firing people is unpleasant and requires admitting things we'd rather not acknowledge, and big tech companies can afford to put it off for a long time.
Anti-vaxxing was not started by YouTube. Provide the evidence that YouTube has inflated the problem.

And by evidence I don't mean "hit pieces in traditional media that don't like the competition from social media".
I thought so, but the recent travel restrictions poured a lot of cold water on the ease of that possibility.
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Is it being collected?
> deny it to anyone

denying requires that there's a party to do the denying.

So when a developing country doesn't have access to clean drinking water, who is denying it? Someone from another country who _could_ have paid for the infrastructure? Their gov't?
And don't FB have Jobs too? Their take on LinkedIN (and Glassdoor, etc) from 2017. I believe that didn't work out either, but I'm not sure, I see job posts floating in FB from time to time. Maybe another example of mixed domains that don't mix well, but I could be wrong.
EU will probably never give English any kind of official status of "linqua franca", because Germany/France/Spain/Italy etc. big countries with long cultural history just won't accept it. Smaller nations are much more flexible because they always have had to.

That being said, English is already unofficial common language between most Europeans. E.g. it's very common for Finns and Swedes to communicate in English, despite Swedish being one the official(!) languages in Finland (also taught in elementary school), simply because many Finns have much stronger English than Swedish skills (and Swedes speak typically more neutral (clear) English than native speakers).

Actually, because English is native language only in UK, that makes it excellent lingua franca for the rest: when both parties speak it as 2nd langauge, the communication is more easily kept in the same level (i.e. not speaking too fast, using exotic words, etc).

That's just how the world works nowadays, e.g. in tech English vocabulary is extremely pervasive. Even in Finnish every-day talk in tech related areas we often use direct loan words from English ("Finglish").

Personally I think the only downside of English is its irregular prononcing, i.e. relatively weak correlation between written and spoken language.
Agreed, and there’s another angle to that community too. They literally refer to each other and themselves as retards. There is a comical, almost aggressive pride in being uninformed and purely in it for the high. Nobody there thinks they are going to be a trader, they just want to get rich. Super interesting.
Doordash, GrubHub and Uber Eats have increased prices for delivery with no increase in value.

I used to be able to order 4 entrees from a local Indian restaurant for $50 + $20 tip.

Now this same order costs $70 with no tip. The same applies to all local delivery now.

These 3rd party vendors are sucking the profit off the top, killing small businesses and increasing costs to consumers.

I thought capitalism made things more efficient, this is rent seeking.
Are land borders the issue in America? Canada is closed, the infections came in by plane, and exploded locally.
> as anyone that has seen private entities deal with such important things, know is a terrible idea

so the privately owned farm that grew your food is such a terrible idea...who knew?
The assertion

>True balance by taking account of both sides will include rebuttals of the sides against the other side.

isn't the same and giving both equal weight. With stuff like flat earth it's quite easy to rebut for example.
> Water rights exist, and who gets to exercise them in times of shortage can be very contentious, and even a cause for war.

Which is precisely why trading water futures is an immoral idea and can't be compared to trading any other commodity. There exist alternatives for every commodity on the planet (don't have oil? Use coal. No coal? Use wood, etc.), but there are none for water.
I thought the sarcasm was obvious.

(actually, my setup is like I described, but nobody notices)
Aren't there charities doing literally that?
Your water bill (theoretically) funds the infrastructure that treats and delivers your water. It's not as if you can bottle it at home and resell it on the market, in most cases you would need to set up a corporation and make an official deal with the relevant parties

This is like claiming that paying your garbage bill or firefighting bill (in places that charge for it) is "trading" your sanitation or protection from having your house burn down. They're services, not products.
Sorry, but that link does not explain it. How does one resolve the conflict between a farmer that requires water to grow their food and a village where people want to do their laundry more often?

> which, as anyone that has seen private entities deal with such important things, know is a terrible idea

Reminder that in Flint, Walmart still provides safer water than the State.
I used to be afraid of debt, but understood this principle ever since an accounting friend told me about a luxury cruise liner he worked for. It was started buy an immigrant, and quite successful (pre Covid). I was confused how anyone could launch a cruise company when the cost to buy (or even lease a cruise liner) must be 100s of millions.
When I asked my friend about their debt, he said “don’t worry, they’re doing just fine”. It was at that point I realised it’s not the debt that matters, but the rate (time wise) at which you can repay it, i.e., debt itself is fine so long as you have sufficient cash flow, and debt can be cheap.

Unfortunately I’m just a software engineer, who has never been able to put this in practice.
The cost of water might be tiny if you're drinking it, but it's not tiny when you're using it to grow food or use it for other industrial processes. One almond kernel requires 3-4 days worth of drinking water to grow.

Also, humans in many places are using groundwater that's thousands of years old. In those places we can't observe any effect humans have had, because we're effectively tapping into reservoirs that predate human usage of that water. Eventually that's going to run out.
You need so little water for drinking that it's essentially free or close to free.

Properly trading water is more important for industry and agriculture. And I'd be very happy, if some very 'thirsty' crops like almonds or industrial applications would stop because they might not be profitable once you take the full cost of water into account.

The alternative is what you see eg in California, where residential users of water often face severe restrictions, but many agricultural users have grandfathered water rights that they have to squander to keep.
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Not so funny with modern IoT, maybe firmware upgrade is needed or restart wireless router :)
Those Affidavits might not yet be evidence according to the legal definition, but they certainly are according to the common usage definition and the bayesian definition. Which are the relevant definitions in this thread.
The market crashing over speculation is not going to harm the consumers of said commodity. Speculation is a tool to smooth out the price for the people who _don't_ want the risk, and offload it to those who _do_ want the risk!
If nothing else, it could prevent Amazon abusing its monopoly, by leveraging its monopoly in one area to slap competition around in other areas.
They don't work properly. Things like alt-tabbing out of the game crashes the game for example, or performance with streaming is utter shite. So it doesn't run fine.

The few games I have native linux ports for, I can alt-tab out of and I get consistend performance.
Yes, you want to contact them if some issue comes up which was not immediately clear.
> and it only really works in a dense urban environment

I wouldn't consider Georgetown (Penang, Malaysia) as a dense urban environment.

Despite this food courts there are numerous, immensely popular and fantastic to get a cheap, ultra-delicious meal.
So where are all the examples on public mailing lists and Usenet of them using this? I'm afraid I simply don't trust people's hazy memories of conversations from years ago.
I find it disingenuous to refer to Elon Musk as a "figurehead" of spaceX, see e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/k1e0ta/eviden...

I actually believe that the fact that spaceX has a leadership qualified to make technical decisions is the reason they are the ones pushing the envelope.
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Maybe a deeper issue is that people don't think of it as protecting themselves.

When the pandemic first got started in China and my Chinese friends started buying particle filter masks en masse, it did not feel like they were doing it for the benefit of others. Same with individual municipalities setting up road blocks or requiring quarantine for travelers from other parts of the country. They were just selfishly trying to keep the virus away.

In contrast to that, once the pandemic reached Germany, I assumed the government would handle it somehow. Turns out a large part of the government response is just telling people to behave as if they were trying really hard not to get infected.
"Not hosting baseless nutjob conspiracy allegations" is easy to differentiate from your regular "political opinion".

Your equivalence is false.
please don't create viruses to win a $400 dollar bet...
>I am extremely skeptical the market will do all these extra things you claim it will do.

Why are you so sceptical it won't do those things for water when it's done those things for other commodities? Ask a large scale farmer how worse off they'd be if they couldn't hedge their harvest risks with futures.
I don't know what to tell you. I've gotten two on my Linux laptop over the last while, two on my Windows setup and one on my Linux install on my desktop.
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Lockdowncels out of control once again.
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People become readicalized. Nobody s born a die-hard islamist, so yes, making it harder to access radical content is maiing id harder, but not impossible, to become radicalized. Goes for extreme right wing content and other religious extremists as well.

And most news isn't fake, luckily. All news is biased, true, but that doesn't mean it's fake. Which is a big difference. That the press isn't doing itself a lot of favours by being what it is today is also true.
I'm currently living in Amsterdam and am seeing a Psychiatrist for my ADHD. We primary talk about dopamine and amphetamines (Adderal/Dexedrine/Ritalin), but have very open conversations about MDMA and psylocilibin. Granted here in the Netherlands you can walk in to any smart shop and buy psychedelic truffles and of course, weed in the coffeeshops.
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>Why is this a relevant metric?

Because the parent poster brought it up. Also, Japan produces about the same amount of crude steel as the US despite being less than half the population.
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> Water for drinking takes up a tiny fraction of uses.

The argument isn't how much water is used for different purposes relative to each other in absolute terms.

The argument is availability. Fresh water isn't distributed equally across the globe. That's exactly what makes it a scarce commodity.

> If this all becomes and open market, tons of wasteful crops like almonds will get wiped out way before drinking water is a noticeable expense

As long as those almonds can be exported to profitable global markets, almond producers will be able to afford pumping up water / buying up water supplies, causing water related problems locally.
Yes, the worst hit areas (Northern Italy, Belgium, Czech Republic) usually get to doubling the usual death rate. So, there is still room to grow. US is much larger and more diverse though so you would have to have a massive surge in all states at once
Mount your music using NFS from first device to second device then use third device to control second device? What am I missing here?
> Noone is going to show up to a village in the middle of Ghana and install solar panels for free so they can have water.

There are plenty of organizations who will do exactly that. But I think I agree with the general slant of your comment, which is that much of the world will have to rely on the charity of the developed world to solve this problem for them. That charity is not guaranteed to be timely, effective, or predictable.