skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure it's an oversimplification, I excluded everything else glucose provides besides energy, but glucose alone cannot produce protein.

Nitrogen source is rarely the most expensive BOM component for cell culture/fermentation, so it's all kind of moot.
I'm confused because the parent poster is saying there are ways to maintain Brad Pitt's physique AND slim down by swimming, so I looked at a swimmer and didn't see this.
WSJ journalism is high quality. Opinion pieces, such as this one, vary.
Anyone who is serious about audio would not seriously consider the *nix environment, except, of course for macOS. I have read many blog posts about people who have successfully gotten Ardour to work on Ubuntu (and variants) but this was after an unreasonable amount of patching and troubleshooting. I’m a busy professional with very little time for my music and audio production hobbies, and I want
to spend zero time on diagnosing issues. Inspiration is a harsh mistress and does not wait around for me to finish installing some obscure library, or worse, compiling it from source.

The biggest hurdle is with hardware. If you need low-latency, high-performance interfaces, you absolutely a need tightly integrated hardware/software stack - think something like Universal Audio’s Luna system. You simply cannot make that kind of tight integration work outside of macOS.
It depends which OS you are running ...
There are some apps that provide this.

- https://github.com/zedeus/nitter for twitter

- https://sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram/ for instagram

- https://github.com/iv-org/invidious for youtube

There are likely others.

The problem with the automation solution you mentioned is that, it'll be just as slow because of the JS it will need to run.
>Deeply embedded in our evolutionary story is the urge to protect people you have something in common with

Deeper than that is identity. In fact, after basic needs are met, your identity (cultural, ethnic, religious, and yes, even national) is one of the most important aspect of your humanity. Every nation in the world, has very tight immigration policies and border controls. That's not a coincidence.

>Rule #1: teams should not be divided on a country by country basis.

How should they be divided? How does a global government look like? Liberal Democracy with a market economy? You sure everyone is OK with that?

Also, we live in a world where even 'regular' nation states number in tens or hundreds of millions of people. There is already an issue of the disconnect between the population and their representatives. I'm not sure how this would work if added another 1 or 2 levels up the hierarchy. Can you imagine how disconnected and 'elitist' representatives of your one-world government would be? Yieks.
I don't see this strong dichotomy exists. At least not here, in Budapest/Hungary. Even though the city is (was?) kind of a regional party hub attracting a lot of tourists.

The 2nd type definitely does exist, though even that one is probably not that narrow a category, especially music wise. But I'd be very surprised if there was just one that really objectively matches your first cat. The closest thing we have is a party series (not a specific club) called "L.A. Nights" organized by a few expat guys, but 1-3 hours, no dancing, sitting all night, everyone drinking $300 bottles? Nope. Dressing up? Yes. But that's actually the speciality of their party.

All the other places are in between. Some pop music, some some electronic shit (I'm sorry, I've grown up on EBM & electro industrial, so these DJ edited songs built around one simplistic theme are pretty boring to me), a very few rock/metal clubs probably. Mostly dancing AND standing by the bar, a good half of the crowd definitely open to meeting new partners (unsurprisingly I'd say). Some get super wasted, most people drink, few people do drugs (I guess, nobody does it very openly at these places). So basically it's about having fun and socializing with the type of crowd you prefer. And there is a, sometimes very subtle, difference between the places WRT the composition of the crowd. Older or younger, higher or lower education, more or less LGBT people, more or less tourists/locals, etc.
It surprises you, on Hacker News, to find someone who doesn't give a lot of thought to his appearance and thinks it's weird that other people do?

Not that we should go around calling people 'neckbeards', it's rude, but there's a reason the term exists.
I've been using userscripts for 10+ years for my own use cases: a site has an annoying nag screen (many banks do)? Close it immediately. The CRM we use for some reason won't preserve my session? Fill in the last thing it was entered + autosubmit that form + check the session every 15 minutes in the background. Is there a form I need to fill in with almost the same data every time? Based on a template, I can copy and paste the data in the form, it will be filled with the correct fields.

Userscripts are a nice in between a bookmarklet and a full featured extension, since the latter one can't be autoreloaded, and for every change you must click a button to get applied into your browser (at least that was the last experience I had with them).

Two weeks ago I rebuilt my hacky built system (gulp-based) into webpack. If you are trying to build something, I highly recommend webpack-userscript[1].

1: https://github.com/momocow/webpack-userscript
But who says you need product or service you buy. Many people buy compulsively. There is a reason why companies hire psychologists and psychiatrists to create ads.
Indeed, weight. — they all use b.m.i. as an indicator, rather than the far more reliable b.f.p., because they are hampered by the fact that the latter, correctly, indicates that most body builders are very unhealthy, and the former, as one of it's many problems, fails to correctly indicate that, or even indicates that they are overweight, when they are severely underweight.

And correct science is a politician's greatest enemy, for it demonstrates that his ideals and morality are arbitrary, and that the explanations he proffers to substantiate his moral control are purely ad hoc.

The very reason they choose b.m.i. is because it was never about healthy, as they proffered, but about subjective æsthetics standards, so they needed a scale that indicated that, rather than health, all the while masking as one that was reflective of health.
I wonder if this type of phenomena is the origin of the dragon under mountain type of myth. E.g. Tolkien's Smaug
Creating a UI to handle the complexities of recipe ingredients
Because the US had a new spy satellite program that took its place.
The house wins in a casino. The advertiser and the house win in a social network. They do not appear all that different from the perspective of the consumer. But I can understand the viewpoint that if a consumer is introduced to something useful they had a need for, but did not otherwise know how to fulfill, it could be seen as a "win-win." Some purchases are, indeed, satisfaction fulfilments, or full-circles on unmet satisfaction flows; while some fish will find themselves in a new and excellent aquarium [to stretch the analogy], not all fish delight in being caught. It depends on perspective: that of the platform owner, that of the advertiser, and that of the consumer, for what the [relative] benefit is. I still maintain that they are strikingly similar business models. One could argue that the dopamine rush one gets from playing slots is relevant and also a "win-win." If the distinction is in the end result (useful product or service versus transient dopamine rush) then your statement makes much sense, but aside from that I see no striking difference between the operation of these businesses.
It is called solar. Wonder it is not allowed er Sahara or other desert.
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Are you counting the location of the owner or the location of each contributor?
I believe you’re correct. My point was more about Windows still lagging behind other platforms on this point.
Also, https://www.sandpile.org/ - a differently organized instruction reference, plus assorted information on register and memory layouts and the like.
I use Python PEPs for architecture decision logs
Hahaha wait a minute your gripe about browser extensions is that you have to click a "reload extension" button?
You are generalizing edge cases

There is no data that supports your arguments of this being a mainstream issue
soldat gameplay video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUdsLsD23Eo
The word sheriff is etymologically connected to the word shire as well.
Field lines aren’t imaginary. A field line is simply a contour along which the field has equal strength. Reconnection is when unconnected contours of the same potential merge and then diverge in a different topology. For reasons we don’t fully understand, but are learning to engineer, this can result in a very powerful acceleration of parts of the plasma medium.
One point that people don’t understand is that your body and mind can change dramatically through training.

For example you can be a skinny guy but once you start lifting weights everyday your body goes through dramatic changes and you can have step function increases in personal ability. New neural connections and motor patterns get formed because of intensity.

But it’s hard to say how you personally will respond to the training stimulus. Initial talent in anything is not indicoative of future mastery it’s more about how responsive your nervous system is to prolonged effort and Training. How stimulatable are you?
Thanks! I'm not really close to that anymore, wish I was but not enough to put in the work. I lived in the weight room back then. I was 19 and bounced between 265-285 depending on the time of year. I wrestled in college for a year before having to drop out and I was right at 265 during that. I'm 6'1" also so not a little guy and that helps a lot. More than anything though I lived in the weight room. I actually mostly hated squats, I had a little bit of a poor technique and I believe to this day that all the weight under load on my lower back with poor technique help contribute to a pretty severe back injury later in life. Moral of the story: we should all be more careful when chasing numbers.
Mozzi – A sound synthesis library for Arduino
We could ask this question about almost every substance which has been declared illegal.

Indeed, we should.

I don't use androgenic steroids, but I'm right on the cliff where natural levels start falling off, and once I'm over it, I will give it some serious consideration.
Just a month ago people stormed the capitol carrying the flag of traitors to the state who rebelled over the fear they might no longer be able to own black people as slaves. It's not historical, there are still plenty of (white, male[1]) people in this country who would still support things like that.

[1]https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/03/us/elections/...
This reads like coping material from someone with no abs. 10-12% is definitely _not_ unhealthy.

Agree on the unhealthy BF% for bodybuilders though
Being able to make other people do work for you is sort of the standard expression of power. My management doesn't have root, and I do, but they're more powerful than me simply because they can tell me what to do with my root access. The owners of the company probably don't even know who I am, but they are more powerful still because they can tell my management what to do.
Have you been made aware of any interesting later developments? How do you view the current landscape, eg. minecraft, scratch, blockly, kodu, etc.?
> Anyone who is saying one bell pepper type is okay...

This assumes that Sasha's only concern with food consumption is nutrition alone, where other aspects of discipline and adherence are likely to also be important.

Asking for red, green and blue but specifically no brown M&Ms doesn't mean that you think brown M&Ms are fundamentally different in any way: there was another reason why Van Halen did that.
The point is to make the document safe: if you’re concerned about the security of Ghostscript, run it in a quarantined VM or similar.
Better yet, the Violentmonkey docs: https://violentmonkey.github.io/api
It's worth noting that Midnight Commander started as a clone of Norton Commander [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Commander
You're the only one that brought up Pitt. They spoke of Pratt. Similar letters, different name, different men.

My point was that cardio-centric fitness does not cause you to waste away from a muscle mass perspective, and I pointed out two exercises which are generally considered cardio but which result in people developing more noticeable muscles throughout their body or maintaining muscles already present. Contrasting with exercises like cycling and running, which focus on a limited set of muscles and, without additional exercises, do not promote a strong upper body or maintaining the muscles of the upper body if someone already starts off with well-developed arms, chest, and back.
Use cannot say Wu Han, or chinese ... but you can say Uk strain. Why? Racist against the white or black. South American? Brazil?

Use a number 2021-V1 v2 v3 etc or those strange number. Be consistent.

Or because we do not have sharp power.
Every time I've paid attention to a "talented" person what I've found is some quirk in their personality/history that gives them an intense interest in the subject. That interest drives them to practice the subject far more than most people would bother with.
> is there any natural advantage of bodybuilding for both men and women?

I'm especially curious about the long-term effects of training muscles for hypertrophy rather than functional endpoints (strength, power, endurance). It's always stuck out to me that workout guides just treat this as normal — "everyone" wants big muscles, so we should all do painful eccentric reps to stress them out and build up lots of not-so-useful tissue? It's not obvious this is directly comparable to normal exercise.

Culturally it bothers me — fitness should be for everyone, but being a gym rat under whatever name (Crossfitter, etc) has become an identity that you either cling to or retreat from, to the detriment of both camps.
It is, 725 is a lot of weight. In fact I believe it probably contributed to a severe back injury later in life. At the time I was a division 1 college heavyweight wrestler that was forced to drop out and NEEDED an athletic outlet badly. So I lived in the weight room and chased numbers. I wasn't the healthiest mentally at the time and channeled all of that into it. I actually wouldn't recommend that level of lifting unless you LOVE it.
No texstudio (although that uses poppler)
It depends how you look at it. At one level yes it’s using fields to accelerate charged particles, but it’s using a completely different mechanism. It’s a bit like saying a turbofan and a ramjet are the same thing because they’re both jet engines.
The Universal Training Loop of Machine Learning
Mr. Polgar would know he's wrong if he tried to make just 100 geniuses out of average children. Most people are unable to hold their attention on the same object for longer than a minute.
Sauna bathing may prevent dementia (a study of 14k Finnish adults)
Drugs are not mainstream issue but yet War on Drugs is raging for the last 50 years.
This is a post in /r/Austin, so it safe to contextualise the post as referring to Tesla employees from the Austin office.

But are employees not representatives of the company? Particularly when:

- they’re in an employee group

- wearing company branded clothing (an assumption, but likely for at least some)

- the event is during work hours, or after work drinks

It seems commonsense that these employees would understand this, and if not, it’s the kind of thing that HR makes very clear.

It’s unclear to me who you would expect the restaurant owner to hold accountable if not, these employees, and as representatives of their employer, Tesla Austin.
That may be why things have gone wrong, but wouldn't that situation mean that corporations are in fact more powerful than governments? They are powerful precisely because governments need things from companies more than companies need things from governments - the companies have the negotiating power here. (And, analogously, individuals don't.)
Although not a console app, Far2l [1] is a clone of Far Manager [2] and is just great both on Mac or Linux

[1] https://github.com/elfmz/far2l
[2] https://www.farmanager.com/

And I think that Far Manager is the best 2 panel file manager ever.
Fingertips vary in size as well if you want to be maximally pedantic.
This is absolutely true. I wonder why I always hit the edge cases.
That's just red tape.

That is, if you're a model, you just have to get a doctor to "certify you healthy", which I'm sure isn't at all difficult as they can pick any doctor. Note that the modelling agency will probably "help" with this, as it's very much in their interest to do so. And note the quote from BBC: "But the final version, backed by MPs 2015, allows doctors to decide whether a model is too thin by taking into account their weight, age, and body shape." (so the decision is arbitrary).
> The current CCP consists of those who pushed back against the excesses of the cultural revolution

No...

At maximum, "cultural revolutionaries" were just silenced for one generation.
Not my preferred setup but I hope products like this help people get into "homelabbing" and self-hosting more of their stuff.
Your comment made me remember a game -- has anyone played Tremor Gold? I can only find a mention in this 13 years old article: https://www.tigsource.com/2008/02/20/multiplayer-on-one-keyb...

...I _think_ I have it on a shovelware CD somewhere...
Vitamin D is technically a steroid, not a vitamin. You can also do nutritional support for hormone-producing organs in the body. Off the top of my head/anecdotally: Peanuts have proven to be good pituitary support (though they are pro-inflammatory and I have to limit them for that reason); good quality salt is important to the adrenals and adrenal support is important to thyroid health.

I probably know more than that and haven't paid that much attention to hormones per se, so I imagine if this interests you, you could figure out a whole lot more from readily available information on the internet.
My views on mediocrity have changed over the years. My old mantra was something like "Only excellence deserves celebration, not mediocrity". But this view diminishes peoples efforts who don't quite make it all the way...

Now I feel that excellence doesn't appear from a vacuum. A supportive community that helps grow individuals is what produces excellence. And to support individuals you need to recognise their successes along the way... no matter how mediocre...
This may not hold with today's youth. There's theories that people identify with the political party of their youth (much like they do with music) as they age. This is an alternate explanation for the increasing conservativism of older generations in the US that grew up during Reagen years. For nearly 20 years conservatives ruled and this lines up with the formative years of today's pensioners.

Another theory is that youth are not going through conservatizing life events like marriage or home ownership because they've been screwed by so many economic disasters. It's hard to argue against this theory, the question is how much of an effect this will have long term.

Yet another theory is more obvious. The anti immigration and anti gay policies of conservatives are wildly unpopular among those under 45. Some estimates I've seen are that less than 25% support either. The younger generations are also less religious, more urban, and more ethnically diverse. All traits that tend to increase left leanings.

I personally doubt school had much of an impact. Educators have been left leaning for centuries. I think it's used as an excuse by the conservative party in the US unwilling to admit their policies are unpopular for more based reasons.

I agree with you that deficit spending has become bipartisan. The fiscal conservatism that once defined Republicans is more of a libertarian aim now. Again I think this will play out in an interesting way. Without fiscal conservativism the Republicans are left with religious and cultural conservativism which are both wildly unpopular among younger generations.
Valve has an open role for a psychologist right now to devise experiments--and their experimental population is their userbase.

Efficient market hypothesis and all that: they gonna hire these people if it doesn't work?

Where's their IRB?
Comet 64 – Programming Puzzle Game
I'm not sure what you mean. Pipewire goes out of its way to have ABI compatibility, so all your old applications using Pulse/Jack will just work.
Back when I was a sysadmin at a university CS department, we always picked namespaces for machines---everything in a given namespace had related names and were identical (or nearly identical) machines. If someone mentioned toque or glenfiddich, you could tell what lab they were in and what kind of machine they were.

I always wanted to use 'Starships from Iain M. Banks' science fiction', which is why no one ever listened to me.

For personal machines, I have been using adjectives that start with 'i'.
I think you are indicating by example that initial differences normally attribute to "talent" or "biological advantage" are greatly diminished at the level of peak performance, which results from dedication and practice. This is in line with the literature that I've read.

However I'm not familiar enough with boxing to understand the example and so you might be saying something else. Can you elaborate on why you chose Ali and Spinks as exemplars, and what you perceive to be their differences?
> The author claims that using these patterns will result in faster code.

No that's the opposite of what the author claims. They claim size, compressibility, and readability.

> The goal is to put as much high-quality music, graphics, and animation as possible into only 4096 bytes.
I worked at an apple orchard one year and really liked the Northern Spy apples they grew. I was told they were pie apples, but I never tried baking them.
>If someone offered me 1 million dollars just to tell me about their religion or politics or something

But why would they do that without the implicit expectation of quid pro quo? Or more to the point, the past experience of quid pro quo, as it's obviously a one-of instance. You're attributing irrational behavior to billion-dollar CEOs.

If Lyft regularly paid the chief software engineer for Uber a million dollars for having lunch with their CEO, the commenters here wouldn't be doing this wishy-washy "it's just a completely ethical lunch" crap.
Open source Go AI Katago is aiming to beat Deepmind's Alphago
Katago is the leading opensource go AI program, and it is on track to beat Alphago. They need folks to lend their GPU's to compete with Deepmind's massive resource advantage.
Still slow. A G3 should be able to emulate a 386 under Bochs/Qemu with relative ease.
Have you tried Ubuntu Studio?
I don't think this is true, though – it'd strike me as utterly bizarre if an architect decided to use the same index bits for the branch target buffer as the cache. For the cache, the low bits of the address are the offset, the next bits are the index, and the remaining bits are the tag. Branch target buffers have no offset, but instead (as I understand it) use those low bits for an index (perhaps more or fewer; it needn't be the same number as the cache) and the remaining bits as a tag.

I'm sure there are additional, more advanced techniques, but I also have a hard time believing they wouldn't use the lower bits of the address.
That unfortunately has an installed size of 500MiB.
I know, right? The thought is that people wouldn't downvote ideas that they dislike as much as they regrettably do now.

Yet at least some of them would gladly downvote a poster who behaves badly, e.g. is deliberately disruptive.