skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I'm allowed to answer honestly and not be accused of "trolling", I don't believe the lethality of Covid-19 is high enough to make vaccination itself a carrot on a societal scale, to solve the question this article outlines.
And language constantly evolves.

Also it’s irrelevant to the content of the article.
Exactly, but I did not advocate for inculcating atheism either.

Developped minds should make their own choices once in age to do so, that's the whole point.

Teaching kids agnosticism plus a good dose of Occam's Razor should be good until 16yo.
Esq should not be combined with Mr though, it's either/or.
Ah, once again "the poors" are the bad actors who ruin it for everyone, eh?
I meant, personally, for power utilities, I try to use statically-compiled tools rather than scripts...

What the spreading misinformation part about? :)
Are we convinced growing these crops are good for the environment?

Not to mention how terrible plant-based “meats” are for your health.
I don’t know about the meat issue, but I’ve seen women in mother’s groups ask “what kind of milk” people were going to be giving their babies after they were done giving breast milk or formula. Some people seemed to genuinely think that something called almond milk is actually a type of milk in some meaningful sense just because of the name.
Thanks! That’s super interesting. There’s something really cool about building something as flexible and (presumably) fast as IAM.

The caching layer must also be quite complex! But thanks for settling this for me.
Removing drm from .azw3 is easy. [0] All you need is the ID of your kindle, since it's tied to your device.

There is also a plugin for Calibre, although I haven't tested this myself. I'm not sure if it requires a device ID or not. [1]

[0]: https://alexwlchan.net/2019/08/removing-the-drm-from-my-kind...

[1]: https://github.com/apprenticeharper/DeDRM_tools/wiki/Exactly...
Everything you need to know about Serverless in this blog
The EU is a democracy.
I switched to QuiteRSS from whatever I was using before awhile back. It works great and it has some niche features like auto tabbing back to the reader after opening a link.
You seem to be a bit stuck on semantics. The meaning of "there is a social expectation that you" amounts to "please". Just as you go to the doctor and the doctor says "please have a seat", it means you're expected to sit down. The doctor could also have said "There is a social expectation that you sit down now", and you could also say/do "No, I'd like to stand", which would have been fine too.
Fresh fruit and veg prices have practically quadrupled in the last 10 years here (Florida). Beef is significantly up.

On the other hand, chicken is ridiculously inexpensive. For under $7, a tray of 8 oversized chicken thighs. Following a Keto regimen for a bit over a year now, I'm very keen on trying a different approach to high-protein, low-carb intake.

The novel proteins the article discusses (mung beans, potatoes, fava beans, chickpeas, lentils, oats, lupine, and faba) give me a wider array to try, but I can see how difficult plant-based meat pricing will be when the crops are so much more expensive than the corn/wheat/soy tri-fecta.

What keeps the novel crops pricing so high? (looks like 15 to 160 times higher than corn/wheat/soy at the extremes)

Labor?
I see, that sounds very strange. Switzerland is planning to vaccinate all adults by summer, but as we see not everything goes as planned.
There are still sustainable farms, and you can of course encourage more of it by buying your meat from those.
Seems like it'd be easier to "unmask" someone's VPS account than figure out who someone is when they use a paid VPN service.

If you're worried about a government, your personal info from a VPS provider is just one court order away. If you use a VPN service that actually is serious about not keeping PII or logs, you might fare better there (they might be coerced to log future traffic of yours, but at least your prior activity is still secret).

If you're worried about ad tracking, a VPN just doesn't do you much good period: ad tracking is sophisticated enough to not care about your IP address.

But all of this "VPN for privacy" stuff is predicated on trusting faceless third-parties to help keep you safe, so it's generally a losing proposition. Agree that the only "safe" thing to use a commercial VPN for is to bypass geographical restrictions.
Needs better contrast. The difference between text and background color is just too low, even for people with normal vision it is hard to read.
So capitalism doesn't exist ANYWHERE in the world is your claim...

Even regardless if that is true or not, why downvote criticisms of it regardless? Isn't downvoting used here to encourage novel and thoughtful insights about any particular subject we find interesting, not to pass judgement on whether we like the criticisms or not? If you want to downvote someone for personally attacking someone, go for it.

If you want to downvote someone because they have an insight or question concerning the potential deficiency of a model or system, why not respond and articulate the counter point instead of just downvoting?
I recently purchased the wirecutter winner and have been very happy with it. I ended up picking up a $50 levoit for the bedroom as well.

https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-air-purifier...
Sorry if I wasn't clear - I didn't mean 8 bits for the whole number, just 8 bits for each part between decimal points. I can't imagine doing 256 iterations of something without deciding that you need to bump the next number up and start over at 0 or 1.
OPUS parallel corpus: http://opus.nlpl.eu/

It's really great, they have a large amount of data and organize it to make it easy to access.
Actually it's a bit more complicated than that. Naval Ravikant had a tweet (sorry couldn't find it in a quick search) that said news became a commodity so reporters became partisans.

If you want a great overview of where the news business is headed check out the first thirty minutes of yesterday's all-in podcast where they explain why they're adopting A16Z's new strategy of creating a channel themselves and freezing out reporters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32ZD39tiKgc
Why would end users don’t care if there are a million other people getting a bit larger download size..? Accounts payable might care, but they aren’t end users.
I have seen at least 1 narcissist move up the ranks of a well regarded organization and receive awards in the process.

I also see the person is hardworking and from what i can tell, there is no obvious abuse.

Is this not the experience people have with narcissists?

From the company's perspective, they seem like ideal employees, driven to impress at whatever personal cost, and deriving their self worth by what others think of them.

Do i have this right?
I hope dang forgives me my tone, and my compulsion to respond to everything.

I'm getting the sense you have no idea what's being talked about here, and what tuple is actually for. Instead of saying anything at all you give me two links, one of which is a 30 minute read(are you serious?) that seems to have little to do with the topic, and the other is literally just an explanation of what std::any is(really, are you serious?).

I'll try to be at least somewhat charitable, and explain where I'm coming from. Tuple is a statically-typed container, that is useful in a generic context - which, crucially, doesn't mean polymorphic at runtime! - because its members' types can be inspected at compile time, unlike a struct. This makes it useful for implementing all sorts of template magic. You can also use it like a anonymous struct, for a quick-and-dirty way to return multiple values from a function, though a struct is often better.

std::any, on the other hand, is, uh, not like that at all, whether it is in a vector or not. It holds a single value that is polymorphic at runtime, by erasing its type, which has nothing to do with tuples, and helps with none of the above.
It's wise to look at second order effects - it's one of the primary ways you can sperate good policy from virtue signaling.
Ah yes! Good point. Could work on a fallback for when IndexeDB isn't present :) It's probably still rough around the edges
I've always been surprised that nobody has built a small, secure shell named "nutshell"...
Because the federal government, which contols the nations vaccine supply, under the Trump administration didn't bother to build one. You get the government you vote for and in 2016 a guy was elected that never took the job seriously. Solving these types of large logistical and organization problems takes time, effort, planning, and will none of which were ever seriously invested by the one institution with the power manage the problem. So now you have a 50 state solution to the problem which means some states will get it right either because of low populations or generally better health systems. But most won't, think high population states with large impoverished urban areas and high levels of political division. Under these circumstances it seems like a foregone conclusion that no simple system like this would exist.
> This phrase always irked me, because when you're rotating something, it's not moving either left or right. The top of it moves right, the bottom moves left. Is it tightening or loosening?

And the answer is "You look at the top, of course, why would it mean the bottom?"
I did that just yesterday with a comment here on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26044548
Show HN: Vaccine.sexy – crowd-sourced map of leftover vaccines and resources
I don't see that the OP said anything about there being any kind of confusion. I think you're responding to a different concern than the one they expressed.
QAnon doesn't believe that "elite pedophile rings exist and have protection from law enforcement and media scrutiny," that's not controversial. QAnon believes the Democratic Party and leftist elites are part of a secret cabal of Satan-worshipping cannibal pedophiles, and that Donald Trump has been sent by God to expose them.

The former is a reasonable claim with obvious proof, but the actual beliefs of QAnon are extremist, paranoid lunatic nonsense, as even a cursory look at their wikipedia page will show[0]. These are not reasonable people whose only concern is the safety and well being of abused children, this is a right-wing doomsday cult.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QAnon#False_predictions,_claim...
Ok maybe totally out of scope but is it theoretically possible to render a html page in the video? If so, can I use this to create a saas product demo programmatically?
Love the examples. this is a great piece of work.
I summarized some of the arguments here:

https://en.arguman.org/the-war-on-disinformation-is-a-war-on...
Is anyone really confused by this though?

To be honest, this sounds like the same controversy as people complaining about almond "milk". I just don't see a lot of evidence that people are regularly accidentally buying vegan food.

Meat has been used to refer to non-animal products for a long time, particularly around nuts. I don't think that the definition has changed as much as people are using a commonly understood term to refer to a category of food that's all used in similar situations and for similar purposes.
Why Care? Individualistic Culture vs. Collective Culture in Democracy
>propping up mindlessly ambitious self important people

>look for entrepreneurs who actually know what they are doing

Um, with enough capital they usually make money either way and guess which kind are easiest to come by.
And unfortunately I don't think the DRM for the latest format (KFX) has been cracked yet. The best anybody can do is work around it by getting Amazon to send you the book in an older Kindle format but then you lose all the nice things that you get with KFX.
Ah I misread his wording. I thought he was just asking for someone's opinion on restaurants that had served any meat alternative product, not specifically lab grown meat.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orography

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/worlds-largest-iceberg-a68a-col...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceberg_A-68
Or, put in another way: If you're are 10% worried about that you get to do production deploys 10% faster and 90% worried about how fast you can deliver the code to your users when they load your site (and/or bandwidth costs that increases with each user), then esbuild might make more sense for you.

For the rest of us that are 100% focused on the best experience for our users, we stick with the tools that does the best minification while being a bit slower, and throw more hardware at it if needed for the deploys.
In the UK your ISP has to store your entire browsing history for a year. Multiple agencies have access to this data without a warrant.

So my usecase is simply preventing my ISP from knowing what I browse and from keeping this record. I'd much rather take my chances with a VPN company than my ISP and the British government.
See my response to another poster.
There are plenty of very healthy meat-avoiding people in the world. Malnutrition is also a problem in the world. Malnutrition from people eating fake meat? So far, not a problem.
This is predictably unrelated but how can someone go to the effort of having such beautiful typeface selection and still have an unhyphenated ragged right?

Great advice though, otherwise.
I started shaking when I read this...
Fair point, agreed.

I have noticed personally, however, that all people i know that have purchased a vpn subscription don't do this. They simply buy into the FUD. N=1 of course...

Maybe the market size has become so large that less savvy users propel the unscrupulous companies to the top?
That sounds a bit excessive. If your project is going through a lot of changes and refactoring, the multiple architecture.md files will be hard to keep up-to-date
Observation != Accusation ?

Anyway yes I think / agree with you that the buzzfeednews article is ... off topic? Maybe it'd been better in its own discussion.

And sounds like a really good thing they're doing, sending health care workers instead of police
Throw the computer system out the window onto the car of the guy who thought spending time and resources on this was a good idea.

All we care about is how many people were vaccinated, and how many doses are thrown out before use.

Obviously we care about how many are vaccinated. Why do we care how many are thrown out? To show where and how we failed. We didn’t get SARS. This is our SARS moment, but more importantly, we are in the process of proving out an entire new class of vaccines that were never used before, are easier to produce on a per virus basis than any vaccine before it, and more effective than what we did before using traditional methods. So where are we failing in the distribution, and why?

Three forms you can file electronically with less info than a birth certificate.

1. Patient ID. First dose or second dose, and the address of the Office they were vaccinated.

2. Vaccine disposal. Basically a summary of how many were thrown out and why these doses were wasted.

3. A reorder form.

At this point we have dumped trillions of dollars of relief into the economy with a promise from House Democrats to dump trillions more. Trying to keep a perfect record of where every single dose is in the country rather than just injecting them in anyone who wants a vaccine is expensive overhead and wasted effort.
I might be missing something, but this seems awfully light on any real technical details, beyond "we intend to use this tech to create the HDL to make the chip with", and some rather high level strategic goals for the chip. Is there any work to show yet?

Glancing through the source repos, it looks like there's a decent amount of code written, so why not mention it or what it's doing so far? It looks at least somewhat non-trivial, so surely there's at least a basic demonstration.
But you could always pay them with Monero

You can pay any bitcoin invoice with Monero and people have been doing that for 6 years
Further Adventures in Cython Profiling
They got states to change voting systems and laws and helped secure hundreds of millions in public and private funding. They... recruited armies of poll workers...

For what possible purpose does one recruit an army of poll workers? I can't imagine.
You should update/add your information source.
There has been many non moslems, including Christian, become minister or governor or head of city/town all over Indonesia.
Since its independence until now.
In the beginning of current presidential period (2019-2024) there were 5 ministers as a Christian. However last year 1 is replaced due to unpopular take on COVID-19 handling and another 1 is sacked due to corruption on social programs during Jakarta’s lockdown last year.
Even the governor you talked about is now becoming a commissioner for a state owned oil company. Imagine. someone out of jail, a Christian but hold a prestigious position in a state owned oil company.
There are different models for each language pair. Currently there are only pre-trained models to and from English and other language pairs "pivot" through English.

ex:

es -> en ->fr

Chinese is the weakest language pair currently, but I'm currently working on improving it: https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate/issues/17
Yes but it also changes your choice of habitat lest someone do the same to you. Remember with clever aiming these weapons have limitless range so there is no such thing as a border conflict and someone could nuke all of your systems. My point is that this strongly discourages solar system based empires and favours mobile space based civilizations. My hunch is that our galaxy is filled with nomadic hard to detect habitats and that that is the natural progression. There’s probably only a brief period of time where technological civilizations remain bound to their original planet and solar system. That’s my answer to the Fermi paradox.
Did you sue them?
I agree. Without being an expert in the field, the 2nd and 3rd reviews "smell funny"; they clearly lack depth, are very enthusiastic, and don't seem to make a good and comprehensive point as to _why_ this paper is supposed to be as great as they claim it is. In a strong community, any editor should consider these reviews disappointing, and any author should at least have mixed feelings about them.
Ask HN: Where to find free/volunteer programming apprenticeship or mentoring?
I've done some online bootcamps, and made a few contributions to open source software projects.
However, the quality of code on many of the projects I've contributed to is very sub par, and when I ask questions the developers they themselves don't always understand how to fix it and are of little to no help on continuing education.
I also do not feel the coding practices are up to commercial grade.

Are there any semi-professional open source projects that would help with mentoring? I am primarily interested in Python, C, and C++, and Golang but always open to trying new things.
That ship has sailed a long time ago with dairy products. Just look at all the nut-based "milks" and "cheeses" and "yogurts".
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JD is considered to be the "terminal" degree for law. While its technically the "standard and lowest law degree" its also the highest. Professors at law schools mostly have JDs (some also have PhDs, but most don't).

Some programs have a SJD that is a rough approximation for research doctorate for law. But they are mostly money-grab degrees aimed at foreigners.

LLMs are basically the lawyer equivalent of a "graduate certificate." You take ~7-9 classes (the same electives JD candidates are taking). LLMs for people with foreign law degrees can be worth while, but the rest are money grab programs (with the exception of a Tax LLM since most law students don't take any tax classes).

Professional "doctorates" aren't really the same as doctorate. But I'd lump MD and D.Ed in with JD too.
> Back in 1926 when Monsanto was a chemical manufacturer

Monsanto never stopped being a chemical manufacturer. What do you think RoundUp is?
As legal codes become broader, more specific, and more voluminous, I believe we will need tools to automate enforcement of policy. Hard to do that without a formal language.

I'm not talking about the first amendment to the US constitution here. I am talking about legal codes used to standardize health and safety standards for goods manufactured in different jurisdictions.
20,465 Chess Games Drawn Using Graph Networks
(I meant with a smiley :-)
What you see in the Zinc repository is (obsolete) serialization format, not the code the programmer works with.
First off friend, 15 pounds is amazing and life changing. It's incredibly hard. Every single pound is an accomplishment worth celebrating because let's face it, it's a hell of a lot more fun gaining weight than losing weight.

As for your question, that has actually changed quite a bit over 3.5 years. In the beginning, it was purely about my heart because I didn't want to die. Now if I could only track one thing, it would be protein volume and amino acid profiles versus the intersection of raw athletic performance and recovery time. If I want to set a PB, I can usually hack that with nutrition. If I want to increase my weekly mileage, I can always hack that with nutrition. But at this point, I can only do one of the two (or else I poop my pants).

Edit - I forgot the most important question. My two favourite baseball teams are the New York Yankees and whoever is playing the Boston Red Sox. :)

Edit 2 - I wish that I was joking when I said 'or else I poop my pants' but I'm not.

Edit 3 - If I just wanted to create a baseline for how fit I am, I would likely use either burpees per minute or perhaps how far I can walk on my hands. Walking on my hands is a very good predictor of everything from swimming to running performance. Or maybe I'd use how many pukers I can bang out in two minutes? A single puker is one chin up followed by one burpee, both with perfect form. If I ever want to train people, I should come up with a better name than a puker but hey, I talk about pooping my pants on HN so what have I got to hide?? :)
I've started using draw.io [1] for diagrams I want to embed in markdown files. The cool feature about draw.io is that it can embed the data structure describing the diagram in a png file. So you get a PNG file that is both source code for your diagram (so you can edit it later), as well as the presentation (you can embed png files and they will render fine in Github hosted md files).

Then I use the markdown-images package [2] for Sublime Text, and I can see those png images in my markdown files in the editor as well.

Benefits of this approach:

* Powerful diagram editor, free to use.

* Editable diagram and embedable image in one file.

* Diagrams rendered in text editor.

[1] https://github.com/jgraph/drawio-desktop

[2] https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Markdown%20Images
https://archive.is/aOw08
I have given up on Clojure, life is too short to suffer the frustrations of Java libraries.
Disagree. If I have a question about the architecture, I don't want to go hunting through your directory hierarchy for the right doc file if I don't have to. Not saying you shouldn't have some kind of design doc in each directory, but I'd say it's more important to have a single roadmap than lots of little interlinked ones. If links were enough, I would just read the code.
And (another fun fact) if you want to email EPUBs to your kindle, just make the file extension .png (!?) and it will be automatically converted, without the need for Calibre.
I just moved my model hosting from do docdroid to scribd. I am hoping that will eliminate the whole malware issue. Please let me know if any new issues arise and thank you all for bringing this issue to my attention!