skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m pretty sure fries are very bad for you in ways you can’t work off. Maybe if you put a bunch of antioxidants in the spice mix.
you really want to use a proper chefs knife for all these tasks. The primary reason is that the knifes size and shape allow you to anchor it on the cutting board while making the cut. Having an anchor point allows you to make fast, precise and safe cuts. Another important point: Use a sharp knife. Dull knifes require much more force and are much more likely to slip - the injury risk is significantly increased.
That's bad design, indeed.
I'm not sure I understand what he's getting at.

> The conventional approaches don’t work because while we can sustain eating less for a while, eventually the hunger gets us because we’re semi-starving ourselves.

So it's all about calories then but people just have a hard time consuming less calories and he wants to make it easier for them? Well okay but it's still absolutely about calories just like it's always been and always will be.
I’ll do what the linter says thanks.
Modern lifestyle makes you chase technohopium based ideas. Often they'll sell you complex solutions for a non existent problem.

Modern life is never calling for bad ideas loudly, but tons of incentives that make you go the wrong way slowly.

Bad job -> stress -> comforting with premade meals too tasty due to sugar and additives. No more walking because you want to leverage your car. You delay sleep to work later (bad work practices) to have leisure.

When I did simpler but physically demanding jobs, I ate simpler, went to bed early because I was simply cooked but it didn't feel like stress, but good fatigue (the kind you have after long swim session).

Modern jobs also turn you against each other way too often. I firmly believe there's a huge amount of benefits of doing simple chores in team, rather than ruminating in your cubicle delaying answers in mails..
And here is the output:

https://twitter.com/bbcmicrobot

Quite neat, some people are getting really creative with this.
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No, Trump is not a literal swastika-flashing Nazi.

BUT, there are literal groups of swastika-flashing Nazis that do support Trump. Targeting these people with harassment should be encouraged, NOT because they support Trump, but because they are Nazis.

Trump and non-nazi Trump supporters MUST NOT be harassed by simple association, EXCEPT to the extent that they are themselves protecting the nazis, or trying to muddy the waters.

Because a lot of people ARE muddying the waters from the "Trump" side as well: instead of recognizing that many attacks are against literal nazis who happen to support Trump, they act as if the attacks are against Trump supporters in general, or that people are calling a crowd nazis because they support Trump, not because they were chanting "jews will not replace us". Or claiming that Trump, who said about the crowd chanting "jews will not replace us" and the antifa counter-protest "there are fine people on both sides", was not literally defending nazis in this case.
If you go into the darkest corners of any of these platforms, including Facebook, you’ll see objectionable content from extremists. But when I went on there, I just poked around, as an average user would. As you point out, there was a fair amount of news and commentary from well-known conservative networks and personalities. While the general rule holds true - if you go looking for trouble, you’ll find it - most people wouldn’t go searching to connect with extremists and wouldn’t find the “quickly spiraling” content you describe. I’m sure it was there, as it is on Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook (in much larger numbers). But I would argue that they were no worse than the others.
I can tell you that you can live in the center of a French city for like 10 years on that money. You won’t have a crazy lifestyle but you can live in the center and do groceries and the occasional restaurants and drinks for that money. Most people would take like 5 years to make that much AT LEAST.
This is probably jsx, and the slash is required.
does it feel different (better) than vivid daydreams?
Right and someone at the board meeting will ask - what if we dropped that 10B annual patent fee.
There is a difference between "hungry" and "hungry". Doing some fasting will teach the difference. One is a feeling of withdraw, not unlike from an addiction, we know there is food available and that it is pleasurable and our mind tells us to go and grab it. The second one is more physiological, a very different sensation and comes from the core/stomach. You feel like a black hole in your core.

When you eat at very specific hours you'll get an urge to eat around that same hour even if you took a big meal a few hours before. That's the addiction speaking.

What you are mentioning is the first one, cravings, these can be biased/manufactured by society and ads. I suspect that if we only really ate when we are physiologically hungry there wouldn't be any overweight issue.
I think they have to be for crimes already committed and not for something you may do in the future.
There's something very fishy about ClearInk.

I checked their website to see what their technology looks like. I wanted to see how their product compare to a eInk screen use in many devices (such as Kindle/Kobo/ReMarkable), as this is the kind of products that interests me. It turns out that all the pictures shows the back of what I expect to be tablets/phone prototypes (or maybe it's just stock photos), and not a single time the screen.

It's almost comical : you advertise for a screen tech, but you carefully avoid to show how such screen looks like. Definitely a red flag.
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They are making the mobile website terrible on purpose so people would get the app
> I don't see the sort of environmental responsibility curren<strike>tly</strike>cy

fixed that for ya.

The good thing about heating your home in the winter with excess thermal energy caused by cryptomining is that in summer you can either stuff all that heat into bags and save it for winter, sell it in town to people who have a sauna at home, or send it to the opposite hemisphere where people are freezing. /s
More than right, sounds like the responsible thing to do.

Sorry, I don't trust extensions or programs from people who won't even own a machine to test them on for that particular platform!
Spain's minimum wage is 1000 EUR/month. 100k$ (82k€) will give you 6 years of living if you don't spend it all on useless things.

Portugal is even "better" with a minimum wage of 750€/month
I have a hard time imagine that stress and fear over ones health is positive correlated to long life span. One possibility however is that less uncertainty in regard to health has a strong beneficial effect.
In other words, he has very strong motivation to lie, misrepresent and be as polemic and polarizing as possible!
>> now the problem is in your lap.

I agree with your point but ultimately, why not have the engineer document how long the last cycle took to get into production. So when the manager asks, hey do this in 70% of the time, you have reference to live recent data that it’s impossible.

Or even simpler.
Manager asks to finish something and have it live in Y
days.

You will finish it in Y days because the last project needed an additonal 3 days and you communicated that immediately back then, so your manager already has provided a solution by the time you’re ready for the next development cycle or sprint. Hence Y days should be computed with feedback you already communicated from the last cycle.

>> You have to educate your managers a bit.

Ironically, this could come off as feudal since a manager is “senior” in terms of time and experience at the same company. In which you are currently a junior. How often will a manager be like “so glad you educated me on my own delivery and timelines, you were right!” Versus hey, that’s my job, you worry about yours and I got mine.

I think the word “synchronize” (delivery times for production, ie) applies better than educate.

Why worry about educating them if you’ve set a self-expectation to communicate immediately when something is not as expected. Or as initially agreed between the employee and their team or manager (s).

Majority of these empathy gaps b/w managers and engineers is actually the byproduct of failed communication protocols that both parties can maximize upon assuming consistent internet service (unfortunately still not the case or available with examples of significant gains. The moment you start caring about how another feels or thinks towards your execution, work, or biz strategy, gg.

You are now thinking about what others are thinking, and planning all these scenarios to ensure you act accordingly + optimally. This whole hr analogy shouldn’t even exist - it reminds me or read receipts on iMessage. Back in the old day, you didn’t have the information of when someone actually opened your mail indoors.

All I’m saying is to forget about the hierarchy + roles and just crisp clean communication up front.

Any gaps in understanding means that you needed to communicate much clearer, earlier. Versus, omg hr might be out to get me or something.
Sure it's a bit more complicated, and it's a fire that doesn't burn 100% of all different fuels. But it's still thermodynamics, but with byproducts that "waste" some macros more than others, which is good if you want to keep your weight down. Edit: And all the second order effects of hormonal/hunger changes.

Physics doesn't stop working in humans.
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is it just me or somebody sold their bitcoin?
and needs it *Crashed* immidiately...
The Netflix series is mostly food porn and a fun travelog. It actually teaches you maybe 10% of what you'd learn from the book.

This is actually a problem with most current "food TV". None of them seem to actually want to teach people how to cook. They'll spend 90 seconds showing the host throw together a dish while glossing over most of the details and techniques, when they should be spending the full 30 minutes.
Yup. And the science shows it's not that simple.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2246056-there-is-no-per...
You're right. The earth is clearly flat and that is a sensible assumption if you haven't left your local area or been in space or seen a picture from space.

Or not. Flat earthers are quacks.

It is the same principle essentially. It is illogical to think "hey if I keep walking that way I'll hit a wall eventually". That is why flat earthers are quacks from the beginning.

The same principle applies to space. What quack seriously thinks that eventually there is just a wall in space or that it wraps around?

Wrapping around makes zero sense in 3-dimensional space.
>The whole point of having standards, conventions and stable interfaces is that developers do not have to test their code on every "platform" (in this case browser).

Well, we don't have standards for native apps, only partial standards for different APIs and protocols, so there's that.

And the change Apple made, to allow for Chrome-like extensions, is already more "standard" than before (where it was Safari-only extension APIs). It just requires one more step.
I don't know what 96 vCPUs means in terms of real cores, and my server knowledge is a bit old at this point, but here goes.

There's a benefit to running on fewer servers. If you can make good use of many core machines and gobs of ram, it makes sense to go up to at least reasonably large machines. For Intel, dual socket Xeon is widely available and not obscenely priced; for AMD, I haven't seen a lot of dual socket Epyc, but 64 cores in a single socket is quite a lot. 768 GB seems big, but if you can put it into one machine instead of 12 machines with 64 GB, that helps reduce maintenance and communications overhead.

I ran systems with dual Intel Xeon 2690v4, a total of 28 cores/56 threads, and we put up to 768GB in some of them; that was several years ago, you can get a lot bigger now.

Databases love ram, and social sites make a lot of queries, so it makes sense a bit. I don't know what their usage numbers are, or what their site looks like; I'm just guessing based on general description. The traffic numbers didn't look too big, but types of request makes a big difference there; serving media is relatively easy, serving comments threads and highlighting your friends is trickier.

(Serving media with transcoding is a lot less easy though)
They're running Wordpress, which is famous for scaling badly to the extent that there are large companies like WPEngine.com devoted to doing nothing except working around that.
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The "'six million wasn't enough' at the Capitol" was a hoax. See the update above. How much research did you do?
> Maybe this is good for public health overall, but I bet there's a certain mental toll.

I'm trying to weigh this over the model in my country where even in private healthcare the doctors tend to downplay the severity of your ailments.

A friend of mine is currently suffering from multiple afflictions and this is his experience.

I've only ever got roped into unnecessary treatments (only affecting aesthetics really), so it was a surprise for me that even those who have all the incentive to look closely at your problems tend to leave it unless it something that can be done quickly.
Yeah, sounds cool. That way ma & pa lose their patent right away and Google keeps it forever.
Actors also have to bulk up or slim down for roles. Probably however you have a higher self discipline when you're getting paid for it.

on edit: quick nme listicle on actors gaining losing weight, body modification for roles https://www.nme.com/photos/15-actors-who-underwent-incredibl...
https://netbox.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
Why would Australia start a trade war with its biggest customer?

Because we're politically native, and often misread the signals? Some of us believe it was a misguided attempt to curry favour in the US by bringing the US China dispute into Australia.
And the incentives to let lay-people in on how the game works are much less!
I had to Google what a forward proxy was. Apparently it's just a regular proxy server? Never heard it called that before, might be helpful to add that to the readme.

https://smartproxy.com/blog/the-difference-between-a-reverse...
Good question! As most results in extra galactic astrophysics this one also depends on the cosmological model used. The actual paper linked in the article describes it well:

"The cosmic optical background (COB) is the average flux of visible light photons averaged over the volume of the observable Universe. It reflects, at least in part, an integral over the cosmological history of star formation occurring in recognizable galaxies, proto-galaxies, and star clusters (Conselice et al. 2016), as well as mass accretion by black holes (BHs) associated with the systems." - https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.03052v2

A common problem in astronomy is the lack of ways to measure things (we can't travel to the stars, yet). The special thing about this result is that it is a very direct and independent measurement of the background optical light in the Universe. This means it can be used to put independent constraints on the star formation history, as well as black hole accretion, and perhaps things we haven't even thought about yet.

Edit: And all those results are model dependent as everything else.
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I think the difference is the amount though - the cheesecake I had at the Cheesecake Factory after getting used to Japanese cheesecakes was shockingly sweet.
> Third, the ecosystem of well-built components means that even if you don't really need a SPA, using React could save you money in launching your MVP, which is a big consideration for startups

In my experience, that ecosystem of components does not compensate the cost os having to take a thousand decisions and making an equal amount of discussions and considerations and trade/off evaluations within your team (How to do state management, what router to use, class or funcion components, do we do SSR or not? Should we use typescript? etc,etc vs just using Ruby On Rails / Symfony / etc.

> Let's just continue to build better SSR tools so we can have the best of both worlds

Yes, just adding more and more complexity to compensate what you get by default with traditional MVC seems to be the right approach (irony).

Almost none of the SPAs I've been involved in in the last 5 years, required "desktop like" interativity. All of those would have been served a lot better by more traditional approaches.

I think SPAs and in general frontend-heavy frameworks are an amazing technology, but certainly overused. Bussiness wise, it makes no sense. Most of us, building SPAs, shouldn't. Problem is, it is not trendy or hip to use RoR, and everyone wants to have fun too.
The important contribution is not in the simple algorithm (which I suspect others have come up with before, and I know others have independently come up with after):

Rather, it was what Lempel and Ziv proved about both of their simple algorithms -- The one published in 1977, usually referred to as LZ77 which is the basis of all <length,distance> variants, and the one published in 1978, usually referred to as LZ78 which is the basis of LZW, and other <word,char> variants.

They proved that for a very large class of sources (those described by markov models, context trees, among many others), these algorithms asymptotically give the best possible compression. In fact, some applications (also proved correct by Ziv) use the compressed datastream statistics to estimate source entropy, because it's much easier to implement than any direct measurement.

Both Ziv and Lempel did a lot of other things; However, Lempel did more in the area of switching systems and his other contributions are numerous and interesting, but were less profound in any specific field -- Whereas Ziv's contribution to Information Theory through the last 60 years or so has been much more profound.
The topic came up with friends one night. What seemed pretty common was people talking in their heads or out loud to their passed relatives, parents, less so friends. Sharing your thoughts with your gone mother or father, brother or sister, grandparents - and hear back their thoughts - can be nice and assuring. Gives you a sounding board in your head for your own thoughts, to take time off and reflect. Kind of like journaling. They are real in a sense that they did exist, but imaginary because they don't anymore.
I am sorry that you are downvoted and getting negative responses, you are exactly right.

Beside the implementation problems (non-randomized etc.) and the backer problem (result is self-serving) the study is literally just "we give patients and intricate personal treatment with daily expert interventions" vs "go on live your life". You explain this away with the Hawthorne effect alone.

Really reminds me of the sugar propaganda some decades ago. They used the exact same combination you see embodied in this thread: Anecdata, Appeal to Authority, Appeal to Emotion, Ad Hominem.

Here is a nice poster to illustrate:
" Are you making your children pay for your weight problem?" - Sugar Information, Inc. ad [c.1966]https://old.reddit.com/r/PropagandaPosters/comments/db4mmp/a...
Unemployment benefits are bit tough sell when you don't have enough savings and you don't get it for quite a while when you leave on your own... And educations isn't always that simple matter either.
Good question. I tend to be on the higher side but after doing a 5-day water fast, several 3-day ones and IF year round I’ve seen that fasting more than 1 day has a significant impact on my* hormones.
You can use pot: https://github.com/pizzamig/pot
With that attitude you're already part of the alt-right and you didn't notice.
I'd like to help with the neurosymbolic-processing system, if you're open to this. Email is in my profile. Thanks
What type of diet would be of most interest?
I think it's dependent upon the end goal that one intends to achieve and ones interest in given set of task. If the end goal against different set of task is different, context switching would be hard. People working in startups do context switching seamlessly comprising of different apparently unrelated task i.e. Development, Growth Hacking, QA, Marketing etc. The point is to find a higher purpose that engages one holistically. Procrastination won't happen then.
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Annie Mac made dubstep go mainstream? TIL.

Side anecdote... My oldest bro was in a band with her brother Davey in school and my second oldest bro was in her class.
This is why I never run the desktop version of Teams, only the phone app. (The phone app is total shit, and loses all the distinctive and useful functionality of Teams, but I don't care.)
2020 was the worst year for programmers as well
> I'm also not sure why Apple won't at least support Vulkan in addition to Metal, but that's probably a different discussion.

Likely for the same reason Microsoft doesn't support Vulkan - they want to have full control over their own graphics API.

The only commercially licensed/supported platform that requires Vulkan AFAIK is Android 10+ on 64-bit devices. However, I don't believe Google ever stepped up to standardize high performance graphics, so Vulkan was their best jump after OpenGLES started to sink.
Mmm Trump's widely expected self-pardon for undisclosed and various crimes says otherwise.

If not a pardon, should I at least buy a Presidentiall Medal of Freedom, like American heros like Rush Limbaugh and MLK Jr.?
The claim in the article, which is believable, is that many people either don't want to get the vaccine or don't show for some other reason during a single day.

For some unknown additional reason, doses within that day are supposed to be used up. There seems to be an implied expiration for doses, but a single day doesn't make much sense.

The result of both these together is that they are supposedly letting people not scheduled to get the vaccine get it on some days. The article calls them "walk-ins".

Apparently word of this has been spreading slowly, and in this case went viral and a ton of people showed up to attempt to get some small number of "leftover doses".

It seems like chaos to me and a failing of sensible procedure. I am not though a doctor or involved in the distribution process so what do I know. Perhaps there is good reason this happens.
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The meaning of a word is much more than its definition in a dictionary. Context matters. Humans are animals, yet saying that someone is an animal might mean anything from praise (You're killing it, you animal!) to contempt (Stop behaving like an animal!).
True, American sugar levels are insane. Coming from a European perspective, japanese food is very sweet though.
knowing where to spend and where to cut is very important
Over here in Denmark and a few other countries in EU we have laws that requires LLC to have employee representation on the board, they are the ones who are supposed to be the friend of the common worker.

https://www.worker-participation.eu/National-Industrial-Rela...
>>Clients do not group by sender, group or thread,

> Some do. Gmail does, for example.

Thunderbird too.

For threading, look into the use of the References: email header.

This grouping complaint is a poor excuse for trying to junk existing email solutions; obviously the existing structures are capable of supporting that kind of grouping. If you want to launch a replacement for the existing structure, it's unhelpful if you are unfamiliar with the strengths and weaknesses of what you are proposing to replace.

The weaknesses of traditional email have been a subject of intense and detailed discussion for over 20 years. For a replacement to succeed, it will need to take account of the content of those discussions.