skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Patently ridiculous to make the assumption that given a billion years, no multicellular photosynthesizing organisms will adapt to the changing environment. A billion years.
Interesting. I haven't done much at all with DB's, so I can't speak as to whether or not that would be more effective.

That being said, I'd be quite interested in reading your blog, whenever you are able to get it going.
Ok soyboys. Why don't you feed me the finest cuts of meat and let me drink the finest wines...then sit and watch me die.
Vegetarianism has been a (mandatory!) prestige marker in India for at least several hundred years; a traditional diet of that type will be adequately healthy[1]. What's hard is cutting meat out of a meat-based diet. You can't expect to just intuit how to fill the holes it leaves.

[1] As with all traditional practices, partial adoption may result in loss of any amount of the benefit, including amounts greater than 100%.
From your comment I would conclude that is not exactly the same mechanism. For the moebius printing, the pages are flipped individually while the stack of records is flipped as a whole.
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I've always thought that Namecheap is one of the good guys. I'll wait for an answer from them, before judging.
They are monarchy with well established old-money elite and their own currency, staying outside of NATO. I can easily travel to Sweden (not exactly now though) but not buy real estate there that easy at all.
Was this entire comment generated by the GPT-2 Tautology Engine?
Enough time to migrate to another planet.
Yes this is true. What people want is a less risky investment/inflation hedge and the Fed is forcing people to accept more risk. That's not a good thing because there are better ways to utilize the stimulus money.
Why is there no “pay me directly” standard?
I think the argument is that if you squeeze the meat industry they’re going to get even more desperate to cut costs at the expense of the animal’s welfare.

I don’t really buy it.
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Actually, RDF and SPARQL are great technologies. I am on a Knowledge Graph team at a medical AI company, and we made a decision to go with RDF rather than labeled property graphs. Both approaches have pros and cons and a decision is application specific.
It's at least partially the iron, particularly bioavailable iron. Cancer cells need lots of iron. It's also the very same nutrient that motivates you to eat red meat in the first place. Chicken and fish contain less heme iron and don't contribute to colorectal cancer.

What I wonder is if adding heme iron to fake meat cf. Impossible Burger would reproduce the same effect.
I'm personally more scared of set theory.
It's ironic how one of the biggest ban-hammers on earth got banned
Seriusly if you care just a little for your users Dont use this!

Use SVGs.
Agreed, but it still gets classified as one in these studies. Thats my problem with all of this. Let's try something else. A teriyaki drenched piece of chicken breast doesn't have the same healthiness level of a garlic, carrot roasted chicken breast. One is slathered in sugar, the other isnt. Does it make sense to classify someone who dumps sugary BBQ sauce, ketchup and other condiments on their meats with the same person that, well, doesn't? A salt, pepper, garlic steak salad lunch does not equal a Whooper burger. Drowning the salad in a crappy dressing will though.
That show is incredible. Thanks for sharing. There’s a corollary with Covid in there somewhere: “we’re taking this so seriously” (but then hanging out with friends etc, like that SNL skit).
I live in Sweden, so I actually do use ISO...
A few years ago, I was teaching a class and decided to record a short series on the fundamentals of mathematics, for complete "beginners" - whether they be kids or adults.

This is the first video in the series Thinking Mathematically (after the introductory video, "Why think Mathematically?") which I put on YouTube under a channel of the same name. It proceeds through the sets of numbers, N -> Z -> Q -> R -> C and yes it's for beginners. Would love some feedback:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd1lzqR3xW0

The other videos you'll find on that channel are:

1. Why think mathematically?
2. Numbers and Algebra
3. Sets and Infinity
4. Logic and Probability

Here is the channel with all the videos. They might be useful to share with people who you want to understand these concepts from the ground up:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuge8p-oYsKSU0rDMy7jJlA

(PS: I am generalizing this approach in our upcoming app, https://teaching.app)
Imagine explaining the content of this post to a five year old instead of that multiplication is repeated addition.
Maybe programmers should stop using the word "engineer" to describe themselves if they don't want to hold responsibility.
Probably not.

My favorite trivia here is a study which documented that, of people who self-describe as "vegetarian", one third will admit to having eaten meat in the past one (1) week.
I mean everyone has some anecdotal opinion. But there is cite-able research. To bring this full circle back to HN community, I wouldn't go start a company on my opinion alone, I would do customer development, user research, etc. to make sure my assumptions are valid.

https://jandonline.org/article/S2212-2672(13)01113-1/abstrac...
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Well I am not so sure. First off they measure very little outside of meat consumption, the chart has a line for fruits/vegetables and grains, but this surely does not account for the whole diet. I want to see the consumption of processed foods and such combined with meats.

Ten percent are active smokers and the alcohol numbers look really high to someone like me who never drinks.

What I want to see are numbers where people with healthy habits who consume meat and their outcomes. This means no measurable smoking or drinking. When there are some truly adverse numbers associated with smoking and drinking it really needs to have those risk factors removed as much as possible to get good results.
I don’t think it’s worth getting pissed about, as if the researchers have an ax to grind.

Getting Hugh quality data with enough power to separate out the effect of Big Macs versus lean steaks is really really hard. I imagine they are doing the best they can with the experimental techniques available to them.
Yes, the zoning laws in SF are a disaster. This map[1] shows the extent of the problem.

And it's not like people can easily find housing outside of SF and commute in, about 80% of the Bay Area is zoned for single-family housing as well. There was a damning report[2] from UC Berkeley on this just a few months ago.

[1] https://sfzoning.deapthoughts.com/

[2] https://belonging.berkeley.edu/single-family-zoning-san-fran...
As long as we're sticking to core language JavaScript is not the right answer as the only numeric type, Numeric, is a IEE-754 "double". For lots of maths however integer semantics are better suited.

Python has arbitrary sized integers in the language, which even improves the usefulness.

Of course libraries and extensions could eventually help.
I'm not following your second perspective.

If I read you comment correctly, your second perspective would be "Gebru and Mitchell were fired with good cause, but people are rushing to their defense only because they are members of a minority".

If that's what you meant, I would counterargue: I haven't seen anything in this saga that implies anything of the sort. Simplified, it is my understanding that people either defend the firing claiming that Gebru and Mitchell acted in bad faith or object to it claiming that their only fault was speaking the truth back to Google (who hired them to do so).
The criticism would need to be constructive to be useful, or at least specific enough to act on. Also, you can't go embarrassing the parent company, especially one as image-conscious as google.
You're absolutely correct. The inability to "make it" through honest work makes people hopeless and thus they would rather lose money because of their gambling decisions than to give up on the potential for massive gains that are otherwise impossible.

I just wish it didn't have to be this way.
To me, "disjoint union", "direct product" and "set of maps" (as a special case of "internal hom") are the central keywords in what I wrote: Concepts from category theory.
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Which is why it's so frustrating that the NYT laid off most of theirs.
Multiplication on the naturals is repeated addition.

You might see the natural numbers as training wheels for higher mathematics, but number theorists might disagree...
Since no one has taken a salary (even though forgone salary is not really something at risk) I believe it would merit factoring it in.

I would say: 57 37 5 1 potentially seems appropriate to me.

A and B having real money at risk get the lion's share and everyone gets some credit proportional to the time they have volunteered to get the thing going.

While it is all still on paper, you might also want to work out who's pot future stock incentives come out of. Is it A only or A and B equally or proportionately? Alternatively, do you carve out a block now for such purposes perhaps based on all 4 contributing proportionately to the block.
There are quite a few people in that thread who claim to have experienced the same thing.

I hope its not true. I really like namecheap. I would hate to have to dump them.
Oxygen is a best in class reagent. Lots of pent up energy. You're correct that it's not necessary, but it's going to be tough without it.
Modeling the speed of an object in flight is an iterative process.

But, clearly you’re simply using terms without understanding what they mean.
Same question. Where are the stereo images?
Just as the documentary dramatized things, that rebuttal does the same. Taking small points in the movie, ie, the roman gladiator thing, and hype it up as if the movie made some grandiose claim about gladiators being the pinnacle of achievement.

The main argument that game changers proposes is a rebuttal to a long history of meat eaters and the meat industry claiming you need meat and dairy to be an athlete. That's false, and that's what the movie shows. There's also lots of benefits to eating a vegan diet and it showcases that as well.

The reason there aren't a lot of studies showcasing people who only eat grass fed beef that they killed themselves with cows they love is there simply isn't enough people doing that. Meat consumption leans drastically towards processed meats or bulk beef and chicken output. So naturally that's what these studies are targeting.

I believe you can make most diets healthy when adhering to rules of freshness, nutrient density, and a wide array of nutrients.

Just like how you can have an awful diet as a meat eater, you can have a awful diet as a vegan. It's not hard, just have white pasta with no vegetables and you have a carb dense vegan meal.

We don't need everyone to go vegan, but I think society would be better off if almost everyone (in America at least) believe they needed meat in the meal to feel full. We have an obsession with meat, but not in how it actually arrived to our plate, but in a don't ask don't tell philosophy. The general advice of "eat a lot of everything, mostly plants" is a good one and doesn't exclude meat and dairy, but it probably means to reduce your consumption. If you're someone who gets milk from your local farmer who also raises cows they have named and care for then you're probably fine, otherwise, don't think vegans are just crazy idiots, they may have a point.
Very intresting approach of the app to "get rid" of Social Media or rather try to get back to their roots of actual Social conversations instead of trying to make profit out of everything. Hope to see more of this!
Sugar doesn't give you cholesterol. So how is cholesterol correlated to heart disease?

Fat storage, is for sure related to becoming overweight and the cause of many ailments.
The idea of something “backfiring on minorities” as an entire group is part of the problem here. The fact that there was a backlash after someone was fired can’t be used as a justification for not hiring other people whose only relationship to the original person is “also some kind of minority”.
...in the US.

I only have Collins' concise to hand, which gives the definitions I have and doesn't even mention (not even proscribed or US etc.) other uses. And Collins is pretty permissive.

And no they're not. 'Biennial' events occur once per two year period; 'biannual' events occur four times per two year (twice per year) period.

For example, in horticulture 'a biennial [plant]' is one that has a single flowering/reproduction cycle over two years. (Cf. 'annuals', 'perennials'.)
I’ve had similar experiences with Microsoft’s documentation. My memory is fuzzy but one instance I can recall the documentation was clearly what was meant to be in the final product but most definitely was not what shipped. To make matters worse the docs as they were would often result in a configuration that worked on the first sync but subsequently failed or even caused the service to reach a permanent state of limbo where it could never finish starting. This left a lot of people thinking things were broken for other reasons.

They took ages to for them to finally update the pages. In fact it took a well known consultant, one of their mvps, writing not just documentation that worked, but also thorough instructions on how to fix the predicament Microsoft got you in. I wouldn’t be surprised if the team writing the docs were completely lost until they read his blog. The service was just one component but it was ridiculously complex for what it did. Sometimes I wonder if they crammed the service (Forefront Identity Manager) in to save the team working on it since they cancelled the standalone version of it.

Their docs can be good and are certainly improving but it does still feel like disjointed teams doing their own thing sometimes.
People have been claiming this forever about various domain registrars, and I just don't buy it. I think people play a logical trick on themselves, or succumb to paranoia, or similar.

They are in the business of selling domains. That means volume is king. They want to move as many units as possible. The idea that they would 'steal' a domain from you right before you were about to pay them money for it is absurd.

They would only be stealing from themselves, by purposefully denying a sale they were about to make. They receive no value by taking domains and sitting on them, or speculating or whatever. They do receive value by making a sale. Sounds like a good way to lose money.

It's much more likely that 10,000 other people had the same idea to get something as popular as 'dnd.quest', than Namecheap 'stole' if from them while it was in their shopping cart.
That's Playstation Now, their streaming service.

All I could find about PSN is that they moved away from AWS [1] in North America.

[1] https://www.networkworld.com/article/2186653/sony-division-m...
Since google doesn't need ethicists but vice versa I think they will be fine after this crushing blow.
You imbecile. Don't straw man me. No one is talking about qualifications.

Did you elect these bureaucrats? Did you consent to whatever it is they claim to be doing? Did your parents or grandparents?

I certainly did not and neither did my family.

Unlike monarchies, WHO and the like have NO skin in the game. If monarchs f it up, it is their and their family's life on the line. In democracies there are elections.

If these idiots are wrong, there is no recourse.

You can have fun being a feudal serf on the dystopian estate of pan-global class of bureaucrats.

"You will own nothing.
And you will be happy."
-World Economic Forum

This the type of BS you are egging on.
DJI is such an impressive company. I know comparing anyone to Apple has been done to death, but I'd really be hard pressed to think of another company that comes closer. It also seems like they are following a similar playbook of blending hardware and software to deliver a fantastic, simplified experience - and they always deliver. It's not a wonder why they really don't have a legitimate competitor.
In fairness, he's not far off. The Wellcome Trust was established by a pharmaceutical magnate and is the fourth-richest charitable organization in the world, with an endowment of ~$40bn.
I have an opposite view of this.

Cosmos and Mars, Sun whatever else was there long before us an will be still there long after us. From cosmic point of view humanity does not matter much.

From that 1000ft view humans and whatever we built is natural and not different than colony of ants. We are just sand grains that will be crushed when next big asteroid comes by.

Having pristine planet like Mars has no value besides human point of view "I want". Let alone planets are not pristine they are bombarded with space trash like asteroids all the time :)

Why do we use such anthropocentric view? It makes any difference if there is parachute on Mars? Pollution? Well we defined pollution because it is something we want to get rid of because it makes us sick. There is much more bad things for humans in space than you can count.
80% of "sometimes" or "not every day" is still "sometimes" and "not every day".

People have no clue about how frequently they eat meat. Since vegan and vegetarian diet are gaining traction, everyone is pretending they're being careful and eating less meat than before, yet the global meat consumption is still increasing.
The better line of thought here might be "A*B is not multiplication, it's function composition".

It literally looks nothing like multiplication when carried out manually.
I can't see the paper [1].

But the code is here: https://github.com/kazumi-ozaki/lifespan/blob/master/main.f9...

It does not give me great confidence in the modeling. Perhaps the paper goes into great detail about the formulas used in the code, and explains those variables and naming choices (those not in the Constants file with comments), or the fitting coefficients.

Of course, I really wonder how the complexity of the natural world could be captured by a few hundred variables.

1. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-021-00693-5#data-avai...
> Or hamburgers, which contain no ham?!

Why would they? Do frankfurters contain frank? Do danishes contain da?
I learned adding from counting disjoint unions of dots.

I learned multiplication from counting squares of dots.

But agreed: I learned about exponentiation first via repeated multiplication.
The Namecheap CEO has unequivocally stated they don’t do this. My impression of them is that they’ve bought a lot of goodwill by landing on what I consider to be the right side of a lot of domain related debates.

Losing out in the gold rush on a new TLD doesn’t mean Namecheap cheated you. Right?
But if you do it based on an unsubstantiated semi-incoherent one-sided account, I think we can safely say you don't care about the truth of the matter.

So, people or groups are immune from criticism as long as they refuse to speak on the issue? I guess that's one stance to take.
This is exactly what I thought about when reading about the UFO sightings of the Roswell era. Less than 30 years after the biplane era, there were secret jet engine aircraft projects screaming around the Southwest desert at near Mach speeds and aircraft in production well over 500 mph. See one of those flying low almost directly toward you at night would look appear as if it is floating or barely drifting across the sky. If it then had a moderate course change left or right, it would appear to you to go from floating to extreme speeds with almost instant acceleration.
The sky is falling...
The sky is falling...

Get to work on those planet hunting.
If they disappear, of course they won't be an issue anymore.

But I'm assuming he means that with a reduced demand for meat, it would mean that factory farms are going to have to find ways to reduce costs. And they're already doing their best to operate at the bare minimum. So any cost cutting measures will come at the expense of animal welfare.
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Now that's an interesting point, did it start as repeated addition?

It is just as conceivable that people were faced with a problem like 'each person needs 2 apples, we have 5 people, so we need 10 apples'?

In this case repeated addition is a perfectly fine algorithm to calculate the product but the product itself is not defined as repeated addition, it's the solution to a particular type of problem.
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> Now enter plant based / animal free diets, how are people gonna get to satiety without all that dense meat / fish / chicken?

Big salads? Fiber tends to make you feel full.
The stock market suffers from the same biases that Bitcoin speculators suffer from. However, Bitcoin only suffers from the biases. At least with the stock market the stock actually represents a company, even if its overvalued. However, when people are talking about the stock market absolutely nobody wants it to be out of whack with reality. All those people who are bullish on Tesla want Tesla to become a huge company that is worth its valuation. The fact that it probably won't happen is just something we have to accept and consider the risk when buying Tesla stock.

People insist on chaos with Bitcoin. It's the only way you can make money off of it.
Why do you keep describing them as "lying"?

You said yourself that the lazy loading actually did work most of the time except for these problem cases, right?

So doesn't that sound more like it might just be an unintentional bug or maybe you had your environment configured differently from what the docs were expecting?

It really sounds to me like you threw the baby out with the bathwater over a small bug, when bugs of a similar magnitude will likely be present on every other platform too (including documentation bugs)

I've never used EF or developed business apps in .NET, but I have used similar technologies like Hibernate in Java and I think you are basically describing standard caveats with any ORM. Lazy loading is often a non-obvious behavior.
Does axiom.ai respect robots.txt restrictions or something similar (i.e. something specific to axiom.ai)?

The reason I ask is that Joe Arbitrage could sign up for one paid premium account with a SaaS provider, then use that account and axiom.ai bots to provide the SaaS's services to a bunch of Joe Arbitrage customers at a higher price, i.e. customers who don't know about the original SaaS.

Some SaaS providers wouldn't mind and offer APIs to do the same, but others _would_ mind, so it would be nice if there's a way for them to say "Go away" to axiom.ai bots.
Its not just the meat, people eating fast food tend to eat some of the other foods and worse the sugar laden drinks.

We really need to focus on how much sugar is in our foods both naturally occurring but most importantly in processed foods that are everywhere.

I have always operated under the idea that if you only use the produce, meat, and dairy, departments of a grocery store you can do a lot to improve your health. The largess of our society is that we have so many food options that are very easily consumed that many tend towards over consumption; as in no preparation required