skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's actually not a 'major tenet in Communism' - a quick read of any Communist literature (yes, even the Manifesto) would correct this notion. I have no idea how the feeling that communism promotes no personal property originated other than by, charitably, mistranslation and misunderstanding. Marx never said everyone will be sharing a toothbrush.
it just needs MS Teams j/k
I wonder if this could reasonably be applied to the rm command - something like "wait for log(N) seconds before actually deleting N files."
It is in the article, the woman was Jeanne Calment.
I hope they sort out GCC for easier and better cross compiler setup. Would be a huge step to removing one of the rough spots for targeting embedded systems.
Yeah, this works great until ten years pass and you realize you've been killing yourself with work so much in order to stop thinking about the fact that you're fundamentally unhappy and need to change your outlook and approach to life.

Luckily I only did it for about 4 years before I snapped out of complete lack of appreciation from my employer and realized that if _I_ didn't take control of my life and demand appreciation, respect, and time off, that I was going to waste my entire adult life. Took my dad about 40 years to realize.

I mean, yeah, if you work 60 hours a week, commute 2 hours a day and drink 3 beers a night, you spend Saturday recovering, Sunday wishing you had energy for side projects and then Monday hits, cool, we didn't have to think about crushing depression. This is what happiness is, right fellow Americans?
There's an awful lot of open country Idaho would gain both farm and grazing. And people would flock to those counties to get out of Oregon. I would.
It wasn't in unicode until later, but there was a published spec in 1993.

And sure they updated it in 2003 but "don't use invalid codepoints" is not a really notable update.
A fantasy name like most soft drinks
Do you feel depressed when you wake up early having gotten adequate sleep?
I was going to mention this too, as well as some of the other warnings. I’ll also add that while it’s extraordinarily effective,

1. It can be counterproductive if you’re experiencing acid reflux, particularly if you’re laying down. The acid neutralization produces a lot of gas (you’ll burp a lot), which can flush acid up your esophagus before it can be neutralized. It’s awful and packaging that discusses its antacid usage explicitly recommend against use with reflux and heartburn caused by overeating for a reason.

2. Excessive usage can also be counterproductive. The more you regulate your internal acidity, the more your body will try to find balance, and you risk over-producing digestive acids even without triggers if you use this regularly.

I’m relating both from painful experience. By all means, keep some bicarb handy! Just don’t overdo it.
Something related at least: we have indigo. Some people consider it a specific colour. Others just think it is just purple. Even harder is agreeing on when purple becomes indigo.
I actually wondered if I was a night owl... or an even earlier riser. I never really tried it, but at around 5-7pm I'm always drowsy and that's the time of day I feel I could just easily fall asleep (no matter when I wake up).

So I always thought, maybe I need to wake up at 3am and fall asleep at 7pm.
I don't see anything in that comment about good or bad. I do see at least some information about what Phabricator is.
I would like to know more of the story from the perspective of the miners here.
Also a lot of room to build.
Very close but not quite human. A text book example of the uncanny valley https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley
If you switched from drip, the caffeine is actually lower! My guess is you’re just more satisfied with the coffee you’re enjoying.
It really depends where you are in Germany. There are places, especially in smaller communities, where casually starting a conversation waiting in line at the bakery is rather natural. I have had great conversations on trains, airplanes and such with Germans old and young. Czechia is actually rather similar in that respect. If you really want, you can start a casual conversation with most people in both countries when they aren't in a hurry or morons.

There are companies around the world focusing on stuff that counts and rather less successful companies in that regard. There are businesses that seem to revolve only around corporate BS and not anything real.

There isn't much manufacturing of anything in the west, maybe a bit of assembly from components so I don't know if comparing countries is possible at all in this regard. For physical products, I would rather depend on German or Swiss stuff than made in the USA. Maybe I just haven't seen enough products to be able to compare, but in general I have a feeling there was more thought put into the products designed and made in Germany or Switzerland. The products seem to use materials and energy efficiently while being comfortable to use and robust. They aren't always so easy to repair it seems (the screws are more hidden), where in America more stuff is focused on efficient use of potential technicians time in case of a repair/ change it seems. The German culture has also a different approach to tidiness in every aspect of life. Germans are not comfortable, when there is any trash or leaves on the street. They will often comment or rather complain how the city is dirty and how there should be somebody taking care of it. This also concerns personal hygiene, workplace organization, (not) keeping on shoes at home, expecting drinkable tap water and more. I don't think I can explain it well in this discussion.
This is a gross misunderstanding of 'material conditions' in Marx and other philosophers. 'Material conditions' does not mean simply what is - for instance, no socialist would say that the capitalist welfare state is 'socialist' because people have the 'material conditions' of receiving welfare.

The 'material conditions', at least as far as socialist/communist/anarchist authors go, refers to the mode of production and the relationship of workers to the means of production. It is not 'measured' in terms of wealth, nor in terms of poverty levels.

It is also a mistake to say that socialism 'revolves' around material conditions. Marx himself took swift action to point out that people being happy and well-fed is by no means a 'socialist' society. This is, after all, assuming you subscribe to the theory of historical materialism - which several prominent Marxists today (and in the recent past) do not, at least strictly.
Yes! And sometimes from different email addresses. “Hi! My colleague was pinging you with no luck over the past months, so now I am...” - All completely automated.
The southern and eastern parts of Oregon wanting to break away from Portland is a very old story. Look into the "State of Jefferson." I suspect this will go nowhere, because if it were that easy, it would have happened a long time ago.
flavored sugar water with vitamins

32.5g of sugar per bottle, most of which is fructose.
Yes, different people have different ideas about what's reasonable. But if you want to make a case for a reasonable balance between your desire for secrecy versus the desire of other people to be free of crime, you'll have to talk about more than what you personally dislike.
Or just, you know, not operating participating Amazon devices. Call me crazy.
Yeah, these posts drive me nuts because they seem to imply that I should just "push myself and get over it".

No, sorry. I've been "fun-employed" for 3 years and I've experimented with my sleep schedule extensively. If someone wants to tell me they know my biology better than me, fine, but I'll do what keeps me productive and happy.
Would have been interresting to try out but unfortunately, the email prompt ended my evaluation. A lot of people will probably stop there and move on as well.
I have never heard of malware actually making into a mainstream Linux distro.

Has this happened? Which distro?
I believe e2ee should be the default when I consent to share private information with someone through an intermediary. The libraries are already on every device with a web browser and the overhead is minimal, so IMO there's no excuse other than the intermediary wanting to look at the data.
I always find it irksome when people call time the "fourth dimension." Time is not related to spatial dimensions, and claiming this shows a lack of understanding about the concept of higher spatial dimensions.
I very briefly looked into this when I was refurbishing a house[1], and didn't see anything that wasn't ludicrously expensive, a scam, or both. Is there even a practical way of doing this? We've actually got a wire mesh in most of the walls due to the building materials used, but you can still pick up a (fairly weak) signal outside, mobile phones work, and windows defeat it (connection possible at >100m with generic hardware if you have line of sight through a window).

[1] Just to reduce interference from external WiFi, mostly as a curiosity
That is a very twisted way to see it. I don't think that is the definition most people, including the courts, use.

If you think the following statement on their site is false, please feel free to sue them:

https://www.facebook.com/help/152637448140583
I've lived in the 'burbs of two major cities and both let you apply to attend a school outside your "boundary." One will approve your request automatically as long as there is space at the school. The other requires a darn good reason to let you switch, and "vicious bullying" was apparently not a good enough reason for my friend to be approved.
A phone app that did this would be malware. When Alexa does it, this is a feature?
Seems like they observed distortions of space time, but not seeing any (dark)matter?

Just for fun, what if matter actually has coordinates (x,y,z,h1,...,hn). Where hn is some number of hyper dimensions. Visible matter is stuck in our 3 space (x,y,z,0,...,0) and gravity is the only force that permeates across hyperspace. We can’t see the hypermatter except by the gravitational imprint it leaves on 3 space material.

If we had the ability, it’d be neat to see if our visible matter can alter the configuration of dark matter, just as dark matter seems to affect our visible matter.
You can already move to Idaho.
> Abolishing high school could mean many things.

Then why not find a different word which does not literally mean "To do away with; put an end to; annul. To destroy completely."

I hate it when a good idea gets derailed by a moronic slogan.
Probably over TLS.
Anything ;)
Ya gotta laugh at this stuff.
Maybe I am just being cynical, but I could see Oregon refusing this to prevent the state from losing an electoral vote (maybe more than one?). That electoral vote would almost certainly switch from the Democratic nominee to the Republican one.
Thought the same thing, that would be the endgame imo, selling access to other providers so all the internet of shit devices would connect to the mesh network even if you dont give them access to your wifi.
Doesn't work for me, sure, I can drive myself to exhaustion but my day simply doesn't feel right. Morning is usually fine for 2 hours, followed by waves of exhaustion.

There is something about the night that boosts me and fascinates me, it feels like it is my world. And it has been the case since early childhood, even before I can remember according to my parents.

And it is not just about the sun. I love the feeling of being the last one standing, the calm after everyone went to sleep.

I also asked myself the same question about timezones and also DST, why can't I be a morning person when I can naturally adjust to clock change? And I came to the conclusion that there is a lot more than the clock.
>The problem is that when you've reached terabytes of data and tens of cores you're not "ad-hoc" anymore.

Oh, yes you are. "Ad-hoc" doesn't imply small. It implies one-off exploration and creation. You have no less of a need to do that with terabytes of data than you do with megabytes.
I ask the same thing, but about Nu Metal: https://loudwire.com/chop-suey-one-billion-views-youtube-sys...
This is a very interesting idea! Thank you!
Yes, serverless is a great match, especially for human-triggered slash commands.

BTW, Fusebot is not subject to the 3s limitation. We take care of responding to Discord within 3s and then let you run your code for longer than 3s and send any number of responses afterwards.
This isn't normal? Due to ISP internal networking, my exposed IP address either gets geolocated to my state capital or a state capital on the other side of the continent. And I like it that way. Wrong country might be annoying, but preferred language will get that right enough.
Isn't this effectively what a reverse mortgage is in the US?

You're given cash for your life up to the value of the home in exchange for the home when you pass
We hear your yavorg, will make it happen ;)
Time certainly isn't a fourth spatial dimension, but you can imagine if it was.
You want to go where the infrastructure is going. Tesla's proprietary plug is being out-invested by car manufacturers and charging networks using CCS plugs. Additionally, more state and federal subsidies will be going into public charging and this will only apply to chargers that charge all brands (which is as you'd expect). Examples:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases...

https://www.nypa.gov/innovation/initiatives/evolve-ny

The smartest thing Tesla can do in North America at this point is to switch to CCS (like they did in Europe two years ago) and to open their chargers to all brands of EV.
Agreed, though not because of the glue itself so much as the entire concept.

It looks terrible. It literally looks like nothing more than what it is - a cheap plastic knob glued to a touchscreen. Made to look even worse by having an empty center exposing more touch screen.

Add to that, I don’t see any reason why a volume knob is any more or less deserving of a physical control than climate controls or radio station presets. That is to say, volume controls are plenty deserving of a physical knob, but so is everything else you might do in the center console with similar frequency.

Which is to say, further more, that they are admitting that physical controls are better for frequent adjustments like volume, but instead of handling that properly, they’re just saying “here’s a big touch screen for everything... but we’ll relent and give you this lame ass pasted on knob for volume and volume alone”.
this feels like it should be opt-in and not opt-out

we have communal low bandwidth wifi in my area following openwireless.org ideals. That requires trust from both parties. This is trust I couldn't have in Amazon/FB/Google to not fuck me over with a "free" service they provide
I suspect you’re right.

The only thing I can recall before external influences was waking up early as a child and playing in the grass and woods around my home, feeling like the days lasted forever. I associate waking early with those feelings, too.
It's more like an inverse life estate.
> I don't really buy that they weren't hacked

I believe the complete sentence brings clarity.
One might prefer to buy and own an EV that charges anywhere today, not 3-5 years from now, when public charging infra might have caught up to Tesla’s network (EVgo’s recent SEC filing indicates they will be in breach of their contract with GM at the end of June due to being 80~ charging stations short of their contractual obligations, allowing GM to break the charger deployment agreement with EVgo and seek ~$15 million in liquidated damages, for example; not good!).

Tesla will open their network to other brands when other brands contribute to the $600 million+ capital investment Tesla made (as Tesla has previously stated publicly, and no automaker has taken them up on).
Yes, same here, but longer ago.

One thing that made a huge difference for me was managing light levels. My sleep schedule is much more tied to ambient light than I expected. Now I automatically dim the lights in the evening and bring them up in the morning. That leaves me with a solid 10-6-ish sleep schedule. No alarm clocks, no caffeine, and generally solid energy levels.

These days if I accidentally leave on some manual lights while I'm engaged in something I'll end up staying up way too late. Turns out I'm just not a responsible lightswitch user, so now I try to leave all up to Hue.
Sometimes waking and pushing myself into the day feels bad, but I rarely feel bad within 15 minutes of the initial dread of getting up. Is that the same for you, or do you mean it stays with you all day?
> any actually concerned consumer (any reasonable thinking consumer) will simply look at the nutrition label when making purchase decisions.

That isn't the definition of a reasonable consumer. Reasonable people don't have infinite time to second guess everything that people trusted to give them health information are saying. If they imply it's healthy and they're trusted to tell you whether it's healthy or not (i.e. they're trusted to publish nutritional information on their bottle), then a reasonable person should be able to trust the implication. We've all got too much to do to assume that someone is both misleading and telling the truth at the same time.

As for names, the could have called it Nigglepuff Drink. Nigglepuff Drink does not imply any untrue health claims and it is not associated with any f&b products.
Your data is worth way more than $3
I had never heard of the Chinese Exclusion Act until I read this piece. And I've lived in the US for over 20 years.

Shocking trip down the Wiki entries.

Thank you to the author.
This seems to presume a greater degree of predictability and control over the masses than recent events suggest. Most of Facebook's activity comes from users amplifying news they have encountered elsewhere.

How would Facebook be unchallenged in a global world?

I would think his presidential ambitions would be be more obtainable than cyberpunk hegemon.
That’s humor. And based on it the location of the URL to create an account is likely very obvious.
So everything that has sugar in it but doesn't explicitly spell it out in the name must be renamed to include a reference to sugar in the name? Frosted flakes -> sugar frosted flakes, rice crispy bars aren't just rice + crispy, they're rice + sugar + crispy. Orange juice -> orange juice and added sugar. I mean come on it doesn't work.

All that said, the term vitamin is also entirely subjective. Nothing about "vitamin" to me ever implied "healthy". It simply implied "has vitamin". It's just all around absurd.
Best thing for me is to wake up early and then take a nice 2 pm nap for whatever hours extra sleep you feel you need. Much more refreshing than just sleeping late.
"Try to enjoy it" seems to be a big thing missing here. You're going to spend a good chunk of your life there, you may as well try to have fun.
It's here in Australia - around AUD10 for a large tube.

PS. Novamin is Calcium Sodium Phosphosilicate as the active ingredient.
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> inside you no longer really care about what you are doing

IMHO that's okay. Life has given me lots more things to care about, and I can enjoy them more freely because I'm not trying to squeeze a living out of them. Though to be fair I've never worked anywhere that really "sold" me on its mission, and it's actually kind of difficult for me to imagine such a company.

I have a question I always ask when I'm being interviewed: what's your favorite part about working here? The best answer I've gotten is "the work-life balance" and it's been a very good fit for me.
Why is this rich guy with rich buddies telling us what to do?
Exactly. I feel for you. I am in the same boat. With young kids around I was forced to wake up 2 hours earlier than my circadian rhytm would dictate and it's been a nightmare so far.

I need to compensate each day with even more coffee than normally and my head's just spinning by the end of the day because I am too exhausted.

Since my rhytm cannot be forced to the early waking, on average I only sleep 5 hours each night.

It's a constant torture.
I’m surprised American ISPs aren’t bringing the hammer down on this, as I believe they claim they have the right to prevent users from sharing their internet connection.
The paper cited a study. But it was small and seems to be about making an unnatural schedule more bearable.[1] It should be compared to accommodating people's natural sleep cycles.

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31202686/
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It’s really astonishing how I know, intuitively, this is true but how weird people’s priorities are.

Being honest:

1. I started balding at a relatively normal age (first signs late 20s). At first I welcomed it, then I got a little self conscious (and wished for greys instead, those are finally coming into my beard and I couldn’t be happier).

2. I’ve had dental health issues since childhood. My family couldn’t afford regular dental care and I’ve always worried about it.

3. My teeth have rapidly deteriorated in my late 30s. I can’t currently afford any dental care and I already know I’m looking at drastic solutions when I can.

Having both a thin head of hair and a mouth full of trash, I know what I’d prioritize given the chance to magically turn back time time or scientifically reverse the worst of my biology. And it’s not my hair.

Shaving/trimming/styling baldness is trivial. My mouth is an unavoidable turnoff, a constant terrible personal experience, and an ongoing health risk.

It’s bonkers to me that there’s more money in solving hair than solving teeth, even though I know it’s true.
For what it's worth, I shifted my sleep schedule via changes in sleep hygiene and lighting. My mood is way more even. If I mess up my sleep schedule, my mood tends darker. So as a former "natural" night owl, I think causation is plausible.
I asked my wife (an oral surgeon) if she does this procedure for the same issue and she says yes. Happy to hear this is common practice for oral surgeons.
It's great that it's working out for you.

I have a pretty annoying sleep disorder called delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD), diagnosed by multiple clinicians. I have impeccable sleep hygiene, quit caffeine entirely, tried lots of OTC and prescription sleep drugs, light therapy, every kind of sleep supplement you've heard of and probably a few you haven't, and I still revert to going to bed around 5am and waking between noon and 1:30pm.

In the times I maintained a "normal" early-bird schedule, I actually consistently fall into a deep depression.

Our circadian rhythms are pretty powerful regulators -- not just of sleep, but of our hormones and regularity (in the poop sense) too. So misalignment wreaks havoc on our bodies in various ways, even if we're able to get enough sleep.

Anyway for some people they're more flexible and trainable than others. I'm genuinely happy for your case, but I mainly wanted to point out that not everyone will have the same results.
It's unfortunate that it's so hard to find a pdf of the "The Scottish book", it looks as though any copy of it is over 150 USD.
Through the decades, many have claimed they solved the tooth decay problem. Nobody ever shipped a product, let alone a working one. This is the next one in the series so long I feel extremely skeptical. Even if it actually works it will probably cost some crazy money (part of which will hopefully go to a fund to support millions of jobless dentists /s).
Nevertheless I'm glad this popped up here anyway.
No worries. I brought it back, DNS propagation just finished. Someone may have killed init or the like, which the software allows root to do. After all, why stop hackers from removing their own access and alerting the NOC team? :)

To whomever murdered init in cold blood: the challenge server is for trying to bypass the security software. If there are too many attempts to simply bring it offline I'll have to keep it powered off for a bit.