skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How does Keto Complete UK work?
It consumes off all the overabundance fat from the body and normally, the energy is hence spent by the body. This is accordingly totally solid and the characteristic cycle of making the muscle to fat ratio gets scorched.

https://buddysupplement.com/keto-complete-uk/
Have you considered rebooting "portfolio rebalancer" in light of the recent interest in stocks? I was just thinking earlier today about how handy a tool like this would be, as well as a similar idea for cryptocurrencies where users could deposit some amount of bitcoin and have it spit some diverse portfolio of crypto back at you.
Absolute madness, you and your enemy will be dead anyway from the fallout and nuclear winter.
I made my own version of the bullet journal to get organized.

https://bulletweek.app

I use it everyday and I like this way of splitting tasks and getting things done. There is so many options out there from a simple txt file to complex apps... this means there isn’t a one app fit all and I enjoyed taking a year off to prototype it and shape it around my paper bullet journal habits.
If people find it useful it’s great but I mainly pay 99$/yr for my own custom app which feels great
Yeah, when you explain it that makes sense. But it was never clear to me how that related to circles or whatever. Also that identifies were even a thing. Plus even back then I didn’t trust Google to retain the functionality. How do I know they won’t merge those identities later to “streamline the experience” or something.

I never used Google+ because it never made sense to me. There were probably a lot of great ideas that were just not obvious.

In hindsight it really looks like Yahoo all over again.
I’ve used your site a while back, so thanks :)
Also on an tangent, advances in launch industry = moving industries to space. This could reduce pollution drastically on Earth. So the net carbon footprint of the launch industry could even become negative.
How would one develop an experiment that would result in evidence we live in a multiverse? Demonstrating observable phenomena is a result of something outside this universe seems like a logical impossibility currently.

Philosophically I find the idea of the multiverse probable, but making it science is a separate thing.

edit poor word usage.
we'll see how long I hold out. This stuff is beta at best, maybe alpha

https://jsgist.org

It's basically a clone of jsfiddle/codepen but uses gists for storage. Not really sure why I made it and it's missing features but I use it daily

https://jsbenchit.org

jsperf disappeared and I didn't like the alternatives so I made this. It's really alpha but I've used it a bunch and so have some friends
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Around 2004 maybe I guess I switched from mpc+k-lite, VLC is still unbelievably good and never gave me a reason to look for a alternative, that’s half my life. If vlc can’t play it I delete the file. I love to drop torrented movies to my iPad via Browser, or converting and streaming from iPad to tv in real-time.
Before Christmas I used it for something very nice and spent 25€ on a donation and you can too.
I like the project. Gl!

Reading through, change "loose' to "lose" in:

> you won't loose data as soon as you reach the limit.
It's possible that had "AI" been in charge at that time, the world would have been destroyed. I don't think "AI" is a threat in itself but relying on technology to make life-or-death decisions without human application, feels extremely dangerous.
> see, this abominable billionare finally killed somebody, as we prophecied since 2002!"

Technically, Tesla's irresponsible so-called "autopilot" has already killed a handful of people, but generally the public has not been upset about it.

[Accounting here (not all were killed by autopilot): https://www.tesladeaths.com/]
Only needs functionality to post new messages, then it'll be perfect :), but an unexpected, almost too-good-to-be-true way to get off platforms. Now which public nntp server will carry reddit.*?
> unlikely

The pilots laid prone and head first. An auger in meant they'd go head first into the ground. I don't think there was a harness or anything to prevent that.

The Wrights were actually terrified of a nosedive into the ground, which is why they put the stabilizer out front. This made it much more responsive to pitch commands. Ironically, this was also the source of the pitch instability, making an abrupt nosedive more likely.
Yeah, I think it's tough for a lot of people without kids to understand what weekends are like for the first few years. If you don't completely hate your job you'll probably at least somewhat look forward to Mondays, when you can get back to work for a rest. Doesn't last forever though; I'd say I'm past that phase now with the kids 8 and 6.
Recovered from the 2008 crisis that it caused. Those sub-prime mortgages were all in the US.
That speaks rather to the media that you're reading. I just had a quick look at the numbers; Sweden's doing rather well at the moment, yet this is unreported. When it looks to be doing relatively badly, it's all over the press.
Predictive policing is just racist 21st century cyberphrenology
A dedicated x86 machine with equivalent performance for those two tasks is a lot more expensive.
Just to add to your comment, another trend is that people, when mentioning they have a condition like ADHD, OCD, etc, others will pitch in with an "Oh I'm a little OCD too, tee hee!" or "Everybody can be a bit down sometimes!", which is one, not helpful, and two, showing ignorance.

A lot of conditions are normal human traits, but amplified / exaggerated. This makes them understandable to neurotypical people, but also easily trivialized and misunderstood.
>Nvidia and Luna both took the shortcut of just running a windows VM and running the game as is

The customer value add of anything on top of that is proving to be extremely thin. I used Now extensively in 2017, Luna extensively this year and Stadia briefly for Destiny 2 - Luna's experience isn't worse enough to provide any benefit to the Stadia lock-in model.

Stadia PM's should really consider focusing more on "Customer Obsession".
I am working on https://drwn.io

It's a set of logos with hand-drawn aesthetic. It is meant to create presentations, software architecture diagrams, documentation, tutorials, etc. in the fastest way possible. They are also compatible with Excalidraw[0].

I'm doing the project with my best friend. He's an architect (the buildings type of architect, not a software architect), so he's drawing, and I'm building the site. We would like to make some money out of it, but we are mostly doing it for fun.

[0] https://excalidraw.com
I see the opposite happening - electric winning and hydrogen losing.
Airbus still wants to make hydrogen planes by.. 2035.
Will take a year for the rent to cover the price of a mini, and it includes bandwidth, IP assignment and power. Not a bad deal at all.
Because cryptocurrency doesn't fix human corruption, sadly this seems to be a byproduct of currency, and industrialism among other things. All cryptocurrency does is give us a currency that removes centralisation.
Thanks for providing details. I can think of many phrases for someone who writes careful notes about the promises of a newly-invented technology, but "vapid socialite" isn't one of them.
Have you looked at the language references? The C Programming Language and The C++ Programming Language?
AWS’s margin is Scaleway’s opportunity, you might say.
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And the Corsair MP600 too.
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I can't imagine that a business would pay for a product that they can maybe start using in a year.

Businesses are already wary about buying from startups since there's no guarantee their product will be around in a year. If the product doesn't even exist yet...

Maybe I'm missing some angle, but I really don't see who would use this.
D == T maximises the area, and note it's not linear.

If you've got 12 units to split between D and T, total return is:-

1D 11
2D 20
3D 27
4D 32
5D 35
6D 36

So inefficient to be at the smidgen end on either axis, but anywhere roughly equal is fine.
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First of all, thanks for the detailed reply. Appreciated!

Unfortunately I'm clearly missing something, because it looks like a lot (and I mean a lot) of effort is going in these entertainment systems just to have a map (which you probably already have on your phone), a touch screen (which you should NOT use while driving) and to read/reply to texts (which you should NOT be reading/replying while driving).

Just to be clear, the most usual use-case is maps and music. So, we could say a smartphone paired with the radio via bluetooth solves 90% of the problems with maybe 5% of the effort and technology required.
But I guess nowadays Bluetooth is just too uncool to justify 30k for a car.

EDIT: More than anything, from the answers in this discussion I see people have kind of a feticism to over-optimize every part of their lifes. I undertand it in a work enviroment, but to get groceries?
That's how you end up playing Cyberpunk in your car. And that's not a good thing.
That might be down to preference. French croissants tend to be crispier, saltier, less sweet, and more sour (from the cultured butter) than Japanese croissants. But you can get French style croissants in Tokyo, Maison Landemaine [0] in Roppongi even has two types, the French using imported ingredients. It really tastes like the best ones I had in Paris. I think it’s the different butter that makes the difference, I don’t think my taste is developed enough to tell the difference in flour. Both are very good.

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Stadia is also an upgrade to a last-gen dedicated games console, a PS4 or an Xbox One. Just look at the recent Cyberpunk 2077 release which ran fine in Stadia, but struggled on those consoles. With the current-gen just releases, plenty of people have not yet upgraded.

Strictly console-wise Stadia is an upgrade to those last-gen consoles. But they really need to get more games on the service because that's what people are there for.
Firefox Android: it works only if I request the desktop site.
https://rsdn.org/ has NNTP on news.rsdn.org, although it looks like it's not working at the moment.
https://soliloquy.cc/manana/

My take on the todo list, with a feature the procrastinator in me appreciates. Don't forget to bookmark the URL (with UUID) if you don't want to lose your list, as there are no user accounts.

https://www.propup.net/

Whenever I want to try out new tech stacks, I add a project here. So far I've played with (and really enjoyed) Django+intercooler, ClojureScript + REST API and Phoenix LiveView, but have only made the bug reporting/feedback system public (that's the ClojureScript one).
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Curtis started out making airplanes by copying the Wright designs, including putting a stabilizer in a fixed position in front. Amateurs would buy his airplanes and race them. One racer crashed into a fence and damaged the forward stabilizer. In a hurry to rejoin the race, he simply sawed it off and took off. He found the airplane flew faster and better without it.

He transmitted this to Curtis after the race, who promptly pulled the stabilizer off all his airplanes that were in production.

And thus, the forward stabilizer disappeared.
Given the ridiculously low power requirement of m1 chips if anyone wants to use these probably in small scale capacities they should just buy it. The power and maintenance won't be that much if a hassle (10 of these would use less than 300w) and you would get warranty too. I think the mac mini m1 was designed (lack of) by apple to replace current mac mini racks but ideally this thing can be as tiny as a 3rd gen apple tv and a rack of 10-20 could be as small as a mac pro ...
For what it's worth, I've been using Scaleway for a few years and have had a really great experience.

I would absolutely recommend them.
Nice. One can still get the weather by fingering, for example, paris@graph.no.

If you want encryption there is a way to hang it out over ssh protocol.

Which brings me to a very small project to create a quick password.

ssh -q passwd@netzbasis.de
I've played Alyx three times on two different VR headsets by two manufacturers and this is definitely not true.
Honestly think this is brilliant. I'm about to start my lisp journey (at the age of 39!).
Maybe it just had better exception handling then.
Just quit reddit.
Same reason everyone doesn’t speak Swedish.
Thanks! Old Angry Birds muscle memory probably.

Found the high score, 1773.
Also check out music video Hunnybee from Unknown Mortal Orchestra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJrKlSkxRHA
Given the nature of 3D expansion and the size of galaxy vs the age of the universe 0.1c vs 1C isn't really that big of a difference.

However I do wonder why the fermi folks get all bent out of shape about not seeing other civilizations. How far do you think you could see a fusion or antimatter ship accelerating or deaccelerating from 0.1c? Unless they are zipping around our solar system (Expanse style) doesn't seem likely the we'd notice them.

If the aliens were curious about us and had detected our expanding RF emissions they might well be close by listening.

Seems far from clear that civilizations would bother messing with stars (that would be detectable from a decent distance) instead of just propagating to other solar systems. People are already talking about sending probes to our nearest star via laser propulsion.
A customer of mine runs a static and dynamic vulnerability analysis service for Android and iOS apps (their customers are the companies developing those apps.) They have Mac Minis to perform some processing that Apple wants to be done only on a Mac.
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'NetGuard'[1] is also great tool to control/log network requests of apps, but uses VPN since it functions without root.

[1]https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard
That’s total compensation including stocks and bonuses, and still way beyond the median dev salary. Levels.FYI caters to a niche audience. Sort it by lowest to get a much more realistic picture.
I'm no trumper but...

Something has to be done for a long list of reasons. I'm not advocating war. But I think that waiting and giving China space and assuming they'll become more democratic, peaceful, humane or globally conscious is THE biggest failure of foreign policy in the last 30 years.

China is getting worse not better. I wish Biden luck and he has my support shoring up alliances, pressuring Beijing and making it clear China needs to change course.
Maddy released a Celeste 2 for the third anniversary of Celeste a couple of days ago:

https://twitter.com/MaddyThorson/status/1353852915299962880

I guarantee that you'll take longer than eight minutes for this one
Also operating heavy machinery, your reaction time and attention span is dangerously diminished behind the wheel of a car so I simply would have to refuse activities of daily living taking a med vacation day which means I'm not getting anything done and when I have a family I will have dependants that I can't ignore at all.
> I heard that it was Belgian Law.

In case you didn't notice, Belgium is part of the EU. The EU is not a jurisdiction for contract law. The contract will obviously have to rely on the law of one of the EU member state, here Belgium as it's where the comission is located.

> Interesting if true, but please source. I heard that it was Belgian Law.

EU commercial contracts are all drafted by EU civil servants i.e. EU experts. How do you think the EU works (apparently you don't have much idea)?
Well thats what we need from Apple next. The Mac Rack of 10 M1 chips (aka. Mack). Not sure how useful that would be for me personally though. My reasoning being, if 1 chip takes 30W, why not double the number of chips or do something to the chip to get more from it.
> would be pseudoscience if it were to be seen as or communicated as fact. It’s not.

Pseudoscience is something labelling itself as science while not adhering to scientific standards. Claiming it's a fact would be a dead giveaway though.

Relativity has been experimentally tested and made accurate predictions, it is impossible for it to be "fully verified."
I am not sure why the anthropic principle is not accepted as a solution to this problem. The principle is obviously true, and the problem is solved by the application of the principle.
This looks really nice!

Note that the video in the phone frame at the very top returns a 404 - https://bulletweek.app/assets/media/trailer_1080_1.mp4
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(if i get it correctly it's mostly cause it's a gpu bound task? (hardware acceleration of the browser engine?))
Back in 2017 hetzner offered gtx1080s for around 70€ a month with 64gb ram and and a 4+ghz quad Intel CPU, n 2x 512gb ssd

Im sure these days it's not hard enough to find smth with equilavent processing power in that price range

Maybe even direct contact with hetzner could help you out these days(they stopped offering them cause of abuse)

And if it's not a gpu bound task but badly concurrently cpu tasks
Then maybe a game server specific dedicated hosting (they use consumer CPUs with uo to 5+ghz single core performance) wouldn't also be a lot of money

N if its a good concurrency task then the amd CPU offering of hetzner beats all(high memory, insanely fast iops, lots of core) , and has a offering for 5950x these days
Doing VHDL designs for a living here, using SystemVerilog once in a while when absolutely required. Take my words with a good pinch of salt!

SV is anyway a hardware description language, so you still think and code in terms of modules and signals (wires) to be connected. But if you want to create structures that use variables and have a more "procedural" style, I find that SV is more agile than VHDL for this specific purpose.

If you want real high level languages for hardware there are tools that provide synthesis from C/C++, Python and more software oriented languages.
This amazing Ted talk [1] on the potential for ketamine as a miracle anti-depressant presents at least one reason; namely, that they don't own the patents to the drugs and therefore can't monopolize their production. Instead, iterative waves of SSRIs are pushed to the public, as Big Pharma stands to profit more from SSRIs they hold the patent to, even if they're arguably much less effective and more harmful.

[1] https://www.ted.com/talks/rebecca_brachman_could_a_drug_prev...
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"On the whole, Brazil has already reported the second-highest death toll in the world (though half that of the United States). As the country headed into summer, the worst was thought to be behind it."

Brazil has a Covid death rate 30% lower than the US (according to Worldometers). I'm very disappointed to see The Atlantic stoop to such misleading useage of numbers that are not corrected for population.
You can’t compare Canada to most of Europe. Cars are ridiculously cheap in the US and CA, but a luxury in EU capitals. Parking alone would cost hundreds/month, and expecting that mythical student’s apartment to have a garage is a funny joke!

For someone earning half a million, 2k may not seem much, but there goes your reality check. See the other response to your comment - living on €600/month is the more common student experience, maybe even above median.

Average income in the EU is somewhere around 30-40k/year, most parents will never ever have close to 2k/month per child. Even in expensive cities, most will live in shared student accommodation which is cheaper (200-300). This is what allows almost anyone to enjoy the cheap higher education, if it required even 1k spare income you would exclude the majority of the population.
Thank you for the detailed response! There does indeed seem to be a lot of hype surrounding Lisdex in the more common places were ADHD is discussed.

With regards to the effects this particular type of medication has on your behaviour, you have essentially described me - but on Medikinet, on those odd days when it decides to just work that way.

In the Netherlands we have a specialised ADHD treatment centre called ADHD-Centraal. I've been extremely impressed with their methods, their high level of competence, and with their care and involvement. The fact that they really know what they're doing also shows in the tiny practical adjustments they've made to their workflows to accommodate or even compensate for "the likes of us"!. I'll gladly provide you with direct contact details for you to pass on to your doc or call directly if you believe there's something to be gained in that.

Unfortunately, as you mention, the medication options are limited and at some point you're going to run out of things to try.

The main reason I'm not on Dextroamphetamine is that it registers on the quick saliva drug test that the Dutch police carries. It is amphetamine after all. When that happens, you'll get fined for driving under influence, and won't be allowed to drive for a few hours which is very annoying. The bigger problem is that if you're ever involved in an accident and the presence of amphetamines in your system was registered, you might even get a criminal record plus the insurance might decide not to pay out. Impractical to say the least...

Long acting or slow release Methylphenidate medication - such as the Medikinet I'm on, is only partially covered by Dutch health insurance. Legislators have decided that the short acting variants are identical and that anything else is essentially a luxury. They would quickly change their minds if you'd lock them in a room with me when I'm suffering from disastrous rebounds every hour on short acting Ritalin :)
From what I hear from my Swedish friends the differences between Sweden's and other European countries' responses has been exaggerated. In Sweden, too, many children did not go to school or kindergarten. Many shops were closed and generally people adhered to pretty much the same rules as most other European countries. From a economic perspective, the GDP in Sweden is projected to contract 5,3% [1] which is pretty much the same as e.g. Germany. The mortality was higher than in most other nothern European countries. So I would say the strategy was 1) not that different and 2) not that effective.

[1] https://ec.europa.eu/info/business-economy-euro/economic-per...