skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is a meaningful difference but we are talking ~1/100th the heat transfer.

The majority of that heat is removed via the radiator which uses a liquid coolant which should not exceed 105C even when the outside temperature is 45C so that’s only 60C of wiggle room.

Though it’s a fair point batteries have lower maximum temperatures, at worst reducing charging rates when outside temperatures exceed ~(110C or 43C) is hardly deceptive or particularly relevant to most people. High end cars could even use the car’s AC in extreme situations.
All I am saying is that NC should not be seen as the holy grail. If you look at my original comment I just said

1. Buy a good pair of closed back headphones
2. Take them on a flight
3. Make your choice

If AFTER you have done this, you still prefer NC (and are willing to pay it) then fine by me.
Comparatively it's one of the safest cities in the world, as in, its less safe then maybe 4-5 cities in your list?

Sure it has a couple of dodgy areas, but I lived in Sodermalm and Kungsholmen and never felt unsafe around those, I moved from Brazil and my hometown gets as many robberies reports in a day as Stockholm gets a year.

I can understand some people might be targeted for these status items but I never had any issues moving around even with an expensive laptop, phone, headphones with me, taking the public transport every day.
Sorry, I'm going to nit-pick the nit... 2021, 2022, that's two full years, and June 2023 makes it also half of 2023. That's one and a half years more than Centos 8, and it's more than two full years from the current date.

So, yeah, it is years to come... even if only a bit more than a couple of years, 2.5 years is years.
What are your (or anyone's) thoughts on why 1A was written to be limited to the government in the first place? Why didn't the author (James Madison) of the Bill of Rights write it more broadly, preventing even private entities from limiting speech, et. al.?
HN frontpage and US news sources aren't a good indicator for what's happening in countries that dare to not speak English.

It's maybe not to the same degree, but political polarization, filter bubbles and conspiracy theories made worse through FB and other social media totally are a topic here. EDIT: I guess hate speech legislation is in a similar corner and does appear on here too.
No, it certainly is not a tool for left wing ideology in any form, radical or not. The other way around I would say. They employ psychologists to tell them how to appease and use activists to foster their image.

I believe most engineers have a left wing political position for that matter, although I dislike these classifications and that doesn't mean it is still true for publicly traded companies.

And of course big tech would try to reduce anonymity, get people to sign up for their ident services, want to impose closed systems for security and "left wing" people eat that up like candy. Politicians too, although maybe for different reasons again.
I've literally never heard anyone make this argument before. It's wild.

Nice Sennheiser over-ear cans are okay on a plane, but honestly aren't as good as solid in-ear options (e.g., Etymotic).

Sennheisers (or others) with ANC that are also over ear are FAR AND AWAY superior. It's astonishing how nice it is for the drone of the plane to just VANISH vs. being merely muffled.
> Hook them up to a lie detector and it would draw a perfectly flat line as they spin their tales.

I don’t follow.

A flat line on a polygraph (whose accuracy is a debate for another time) would indicate they are telling the truth, or rather that they believe to be doing so.

I get that you’re claiming their perception of reality is skewed, but deriding people for saying what they genuinely believe to be true is odd.
"it should drag -with some delays- the construction industry into building more housing units at a faster pace".

But how? How can you build more apartments in Lisbon or Amsterdam, where every inch is already used? Houses can be build in more distant areas but this forces people to commute longer making their live much worst.
This is a dynamic evaluation. Right now, ARM is a far superior technology to x86 for my smartphone use cases, and x86 is a massively superior technology for my high-detail PC gaming use cases.

(It's split for things like development, now that the M1 is here. Personally I get my development done with 8-core 4+ Ghz x86 chips in Windows/WSL2/Docker, but others are getting development done with Apple Silicon M1 ARM chips!)

Over time the "lesser" technology can become the greater technology for more use cases.
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Yes the research found the remains of a young woman at a 9,000-year-old burial site in Peru. She is buried with what appears to be a complete set of big-game hunting tools: spear points, scrapers, blades and more. “Big-game hunting” means the hunting of very large animals.
Themes of .NET
You mean like you can with any iOS device produced prior to 2018 via checkm8?
Yeah, I do. It's enough to take care of my sweetheart but not so much that she'll murder me in my sleep. :-)
I got it in my early 50's.
Ottawa seeking technology to manage Covid-19 vaccine distribution and tracking
The results are really flawed.
An iconic British star - and as the article points out - working class, which seems to be a part of society that is left behind by the arts in contemporary UK culture, especially acting.

She was also one of the main faces of the "saucy postcard" school of film via Carry On, which seems a different world now.
I think China themselves have targets to cut emissions and transition to clean energy [1]. They've been leading the charge on all clean energy tech so far.

It looked like some of the dirtier industries are being moved on from China to SE Asia (Vietnam etc.) but there's a general push across the world to transition to clean energy.

I'm pretty confident we'll get out of the doom and gloom existential threat to humanity scenarios, but still think large portions of the world's populations will be impacted by climate change.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/sep/27/china-ca....
Yes, China makes the steel, etc. They use a lot of coal for all their energy needs.

I remember this 13 year old story about dismantling a German steel mill and sending it to China.

https://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/21/world/asia/21transfer.htm...
The China Hack and How to Reverse It
I disagree with your definition of modern programmers. I mean, we still emulate VT100 terminals on our 2020 MacBooks (poorly), so the implication that everything old must be renewed is - in theory - good, but COBOL is probably not the first thing that comes to my mind here...

Modern COBOL does not enforce CAPS LOCK anymore though - and you can even skip the 7-columns indentation if you wish!
I suspect they are more suspicious of `pandas` than the syntax of the import. But, I'm also curious as to why.
> I wonder why facebook usage isn't "sowing discord" in Netherlands or, say, Germany, or other EU countries? From what I know, Facebook makes some real euros there, so adoption rate is quite high, but still, democracy is not "under attack" in these countries because of "automated newsfeed".

Yes it is. Polarization is increasing in a lot of countries, and there is heavy criticism. But while US news are exposed to the rest of the world, news from EU countries aren't as much. That's why you don't see "Facebook is damaging democracy" takes from EU countries. At least from what I see in Spain (I can't speak for other countries because I don't read french or german or dutch news) the debate on Facebook (and other social media platforms) effect on democracy is growing bigger each day, specially now with the COVID pandemic.
Well, that means all "Pepe" variations are banned? This is good.
Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have all demonstrated how difficult it is to break into this market...

Amazon thought it was cheaper to spend a billion dollars on Twitch than to build a competitor itself

You either have to be the first mover or a mega-corp to make this happen. It's clearly not something you can do as an individual at this point.
You don't need to carry two phones, you can sign out from App Store and then sign in with the other country account to install new apps. Updating works for both accounts even if the second country account is not currently logged in.

Pretty bad UX, it's clear it wasn't designed for this use case, you have to go into Settings, but it works if needed.
Then why is that not happening? When your theory postulates some conclusions and those conclusions don't verify, then your theory is wrong? At least that's how it works in every science.
Just about any federal dealer. There is no permit required to purchase fully automatic weapons in the United States; you just have to pay a transfer tax. Unfortunately processing the tax payment takes about a year, in their effort to turn it into a form of permit, but that's not what it is. Anyone (without criminal background) can pay the tax and buy one.

There is a ban on the import and manufacture of new ones (for civilian use) in place since 1986, so the ones available for purchase (by anyone, again, no "special federal permit" required) cost about 10-20x more than they would cost otherwise, which effectively restricts them to "rich people only".

They're freely available, though.
I've one machine voluntarily leaving with 1903, because I'm curious to see how exactly the forced notification looks like and when the forced upgrade will happen. So far nothing happened.
grow up, kid.
There's even a documentary from 2015 called Colombia Wild Magic available on Netflix and Amazon Prime: https://youtu.be/qY-lL8GscUo?t=167
Let's say a food manufacturer finds a chemical that is tasteless but addictive and starts adding it to all their food. Would you also argue that this is very clearly food the people want to consume?
The reason Rust has so many features is to manage the complexity lifetimes introduce in a safe, zero-cost way. The big recent additions and outstanding work is trying to fill gaps there.

* async - you can write futures without async, but async lets you do more because of how it resolves lifetime issues you'd normally get when using combinators. The other route without async would be to manually write unsafe state machines. Yuck.

* GATs - these are required to be able to have native support for async methods in traits (interfaces) without needing to box the return value (ie. have statically dispatched ... not sure what the term is, but it lets it be online too, IIRC; I might be wrong about the performance ipact, but ergonomic pain is real)

* const generics - this gives better support for stuff like arrays, since really what it's doing is stuff like supporting array length as a generic type parameter instead of a special case.
I’ve done some binaural recording in the past, hand built stereo speakers, (as well as experienced various surround sound systems), but I am not a serious or dedicated audiophile by any means.

That said, while spatial audio does sound different than stereo, the purported ‘surround sound’ effect is mostly lost on me (even testing just now with G’s recommendation of The Mandalorian).

Am I missing something here?
"I wrote this song so people would listen to it and I would make money."
"I made this TV show so people would watch it and I'd make money."

It seems like we're trying to force the input to be wrong as opposed to just acknowledging that the output is wrong. Facebook is doing the same "capitalistically moral" thing everyone else is doing, building something people want so that they make money. The input doesn't have to be "theoretically wrong" for the output to still be wrong. Good intentions and all that.
I'm not sure how accurate this analysis is, but the free market gives us another answer to the author's options.

Why just not build the roads and let people do it when they want and can afford it, without stealing money from everyone and redistributing?

Subsidising roads cost is one of the worst thing the government did to the economy and the environment.

I'd much rather live in a world where people have less mobility and there is less pollution, more local products, less cars and less asphalt.
Half of U.S. adults don't know that Facebook does not do original news reporting
It took me a very, very, very long time after I got my diagnosis of Bipolar II and ASD to check the box saying I was disabled. This is even after a couple of crisis calls, nearly failing out of college, nearly destroying my relationship with my partner, and having a couple of really rough months early in my career where I was worried I would be fired for not getting anything done.

The stigma around being disabled is very, very real. My parents still hate that I embrace that label. They point to my uncle who is schizophrenic and has severe arthritis and who has been on disability since they were in their mid-30s and say "see, HE's disabled, you aren't!" and it's incredibly difficult to deal with. Because I'm now medicated, have a stable relationship with my partner, see a therapist once a week, and have special accommodations with my boss (mostly around taking sick leave a little more frequently than "average" but keeping him in the loop when I'm having a bad day), my life externally looks "normal". I work 40(ish) hours a week, my partner and I own a house, we recently moved back home to be closer to family, and we're happy. But I still check that little box because of all the work that it took me to get there, and because more people need to know that disability and work are not mutually exclusive.

I've started being more "out" about my disability (it's funny, my partner semi-recently came out as bisexual and I've learned a lot from her about how to own my identity), becoming more comfortable talking with people about it at work and in my personal life. I'm helping out with a new ERG at my job that talks about disability as it pertains to our field and I'm trying my best to be true to myself. It's hard because others still see someone who's "fine", but I'm getting more comfortable every day with my identity. I just hope that my being more open changes someone's mind some day about either their perception of others, or their perception of themselves.
On the subject of Mozilla, they could very well integrate a news reader through Pocket as it already has my interests with label!

Pocket now shows recommendations base on popular saves, but a proper news aggregator for daily news could serve Mozilla and its customers well considering Pocket is tightly integrated within Firefox.

A banner of Firefox currently shows that 703 million links were saved on Pocket this year alone.
Analysis of 4M Docker Images Shows Half Have Critical Vulnerabilities
Twitch does not represent the US government. It's just a private entity doing business in the USA.

Completely free speech has never existed on internet platforms. E.g. we ban and remove spam comments all the time from forums, blogs and other forms of online discussion. We've also constantly banned bad behavior too (death threats, racism, brigading... etc).

I don't know why you're upset about this particular incident?
The difference between the OP's and your mother's situation is that OP got injured after becoming an adult.

The real difference is that OP could could determine if his current state is a regression from normal.

Your mother's abilities degraded before she could understand what she misses out on.

So being disabled is the norm for her, she does not feel disabled, but when filling out official forms, she has to compare her abilities with her perception of "normal".

So it's not that OP is wrong, he is just in a different situation, they are both right.
I read the article and it seems to be a PR piece. It’s sort of like when a company asks a reporter to come in and take a look. It then tells them all the things they did and that made a difference.

It’s an article glorifying the CEO. Fake. The real reasons for their success or failure is much deeper.
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But it was developed long after math notation was thought of.
It's easy to come onto HN and dismiss something like this. If the EU agreed to count emissions from China there would be something else to complain about. This is a huge move, and by itself it's not enough, but that doesn't mean it's not worth doing. It's also likely that an agreement like this is a required precondition of enforcing this with trading partners.

The actual implementation of this will likely be a little from column A and a little from column B, and will likely have a positive impact on the current situation.
I've heard of this being used. It's surprising to hear you mention it. Have you done that?

It's a neat idea, and I hope it becomes more popular.
And what is published is visible to everyone - who knows what is in targetted ads other than the people who are targetted?
Thank you. I spent 10 minutes fruitlessly googling to no avail.

A simple rule: if you're writing for a more general audience, always spell out your initializations the first time you say them.
That's great, let's wait and see when this actually happens and if it turns into a compelling alternative. I think Apple hit it out of the park with their ARM line so I'd love to use the hardware with an OS of my choosing, like I would historically on a standard PC.
If there were any such thing as "tier 2 and tier 3 countries" in any broad sense, I'd say that's quite a lazy and disingenuous transition from "only on HN" and only something the US cares about, to "outside of the vast bulk of the world's economy".

Further I don't think you understand what "significant" marketshare is. Even 10% marketshare is significant, where the actions of that market player is impactful. But Apple is pushing way above that almost everywhere.
I am from Brazil, and here Facebook is a problem too...

We even have our supreme court doing blatantly inconstitutional things because they are upset with Facebook (and Whatsapp).

Also during the Gamergate debacle, there was some high profile news about a "gamergater" that sent actual death threats to people (many people falsely claim to have received death threats), when police caught the guy, it was a Brazillian leftist troll, that thought it would be hilarious to watch whatever was going on in Facebook and try to outviralize viral posts by doing whatever would stoke more controversy (in this case, pretending to be right wing, sending death threats to left wingers, and watch the two sides fight).
I would be very sad if Pepe writ large were banned, he's always been much larger than the racist aspects of how people tried to abuse him.

He's a victim in all of this too, IMO...
Is this still a problem if I use an adblocker?
Genetic Factors of Alzheimer’s Disease Modulate How Diet is Associated with Long-Term Cognitive Trajectories: A UK Biobank Study DOI: 10.3233/JAD-201058

>Conclusion:Modifying meal plans may help minimize cognitive decline. We observed that added salt may put at-risk individuals at greater risk, but did not observe similar interactions among FH- and AD- individuals. Observations further suggest in risk status-dependent manners that adding cheese and red wine to the diet daily, and lamb on a weekly basis, may also improve long-term cognitive outcomes

This was self reporting study, and pure correlation study.

The study found correlation but very small effect size.
Why these thee crypto projects are powerfully connected
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Proof of Transfer, Freehold and Chainlink
Show HN: Twitch Powered Up – Control Lego Models on Twitch
The big problem is that land value tends to fill any void created by lower construction costs. If buyers are willing to pay $100 for a home in a given location, then land will typically sell at 100 minus the cost of construction (and a small risk/profit premium). So even if you lower construction costs you’ll just increase what people are willing to pay for land.

That said, that kind of balancing takes time in practice, so if you did find a way to deliver a lot of housing at a much lower cost you could exploit the delay and build a lot of housing quickly, which would increase supply, which would lower what buyers are willing to pay. Basically you’d have to flood the market with so much cheap housing that buyers willingness to pay goes down.

I think a better approach to fighting high housing prices is to make more different cities and towns appealing places to live. There already is a ton of housing in this country but it’s in places where not many people want to live.
Youtube channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPiQ_mEXdEbB-3Yhiq7gq5w
I would lament if everything were in the std at this point. There will be another wave of change after GATs stabilize.

That said, there are some traits being standardized and moving to the std, which should be great for interop.
Exactly! And so was the democracy itself (in Washington's times, only 3% of people could vote and it was great, in Andrew Jackson's, 15%, and it was still sort of OK, but anything more was a disaster waiting to happen)
Russia, and many populist/extremist political campaigns, literally manipulate European elections by employing content farms to push out controversial content. Internet Research Agency, Cambridge Analytica, etc.

How do you think populist leaders gain such a large voice so quickly in those EU countries? You're kidding yourself, if you don't think the same tactics are being deployed in Europe, and amplified via platforms like Facebook.

https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20191007IP...
Private equity firms don’t buy companies that are doing well. So don’t fuck up and you’ll be fine.
>He complains it's too heavy, but then puts down other, lighter products made out of plastic.

It's in fact possible to list the pros and cons of something so the reader can decide for themselves which matter to them without forcing a specific opinion onto the reader.
Haha MUMPS is not that bad actually, get really fast lookups with monster databases.
Here's another version, that pre-dates the official docs (when they announced that Amazon Linux 2 was now possible to install on your own metal, it wasn't exactly well-documented.)

The Amazon docs probably cover the same stuff now.

https://superuser.com/questions/1048091/can-i-install-ec2-am...
> But considering there have been 136 robberies for expensive watches in Stockholm in six months, it is just a matter of time.

136 robberies of expensive watches in an area with 2.3 million people. Of them 64 happened in the city proper (1 million people).

Yeah, "it's just a matter of time".
China actually has more ambitious CO2 targets than many other countries: https://climateactiontracker.org/countries/china/
Sounds like a captain who’s men marooned on an island and is now looking seeking funding for a new pirate ship. How is it not somehow his fault that RedHat gained control of his first project?
I should probably post more APL news.
Having spent much of my time in Fortan 90 the last couple of months - I'm going to have to go ahead and disagree with you on this one. You know all these people saying "when will I ever have to write mu own hash table?" Well, when you start working in Fortran.
Really? Did my saying that phrase make you feel threatened? Did I cause you psychological damage? Perhaps my opinion should be squashed? To keep you safe (in your delusions...)
Please add self-hosted tag to differentiate the solutions.
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