skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've eaten at McDonalds. Yet I only eat there infrequently, usually when traveling and want something quick. I'm not obese.

Did they forget to put the "addictive" additive in mine?

Misusing the word addictive to mean "things that aren't beneficial, and can be detrimental in excess" is not helpful to anyone.

People who are depressed self-sabotage in a wide variety of ways. They sleep all day. Maybe overeat. Maybe sit flicking through TikTok all day. Some even clean endlessly. That doesn't mean any of those things are "addictive".

This whole discussion borders on parody. People with zero responsibility or self-control screaming that they have no self direction and need their world corralled and constrained for them. Beyond bizarre. And apparently these amazingly addictive ingredients only work on Americans, who seem to lack any self-reflection or inquisitiveness as to why that is.

I read a Robertson Davies trilogy for hours last night. Probably stayed up a little late. Blame it on Big Books and the Book Cartel for Addicting me like this.
Africa's Comprehensive Irrigation Issue Number1
US is outside and can spy whatever they want, Denmark on the other way is "in theory" part of the European-Family, if a "friend" sells you out to someone else, who is the traitor?
Advanced "Left Join" query building similar to Crunchbase search https://www.crunchbase.com/search/ ... with lot of deep LEFT JOIN behind. Opted out for Golang with REST after prototyping with GraphQL
Very true. But in this case, SWEs and financiers achieve lower unit cost not through lower salaries, but scaling their value-add to more people
Now just call them BLM Roeshia.
>> People rarely prostitute themselves (or others) for tobacco though.

Not really a fair comparison of addictive qualities. If heroin were legal, regulated, and priced accordingly, no-one would prostitute themselves (or others) for it.
Cyber attack shuts down global meat processing giant JBS
Ultra small anecdote, but funny to see how stupid it can go.

Bought some windex, didn't pay much attention to price, 10$, because it was amazon, I assumed the price was for a concentrated solution. Turns out it was the normal kind (3$) but the seller put this price and it landed in the search results quite high.

The benefits of lower prices online can also mean you spending more time checking things.
Forced sterilization was also common. The whole thing is pretty indefensible if you have any respect for individual rights.
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-may-2-20...
This will not change the fertility rate, there was a bump for one or two years after China allowed 2 children, and the fertility rate went down again, and the tfr is at its lowest since it has been calculated.

Only ectogenesis could reverse this trend. China and the world better start investing more in ectogenesis research.
>At 20m you're hitting one of the natural spans of human focus and the point at which attention starts to wander without some form of internal break or diversion. Longer presentations are often a fusion of 2--3 15--20 minute segments.

Yeah. Even if things are thematically linked or parts of a longer story, pretty much any well-produced NPR/"NPR-style" podcast is broken down into segments as you say.

While there are certainly in-depth sessions that benefit from being 60-90 minutes, for most of the talks I give, I'll almost always pick a 20-30 minute option (which many conferences have these days) over a 45-60 minute one. Which, especially with pre-taped sessions, is increasingly an option. (It does get more logistically complicated with an in-person session because of the logistics involved going from room to room.)

Lightning talks (5-10min) I generally care less for. As you suggest, they're more a teaser than actual talk.
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And then an admin removes your post from the talk page because they do not like it or start responding in a toxic way.
Sorry if this is too obvious or unuseful or feels condescending etc. Just a direction.

Concentrate not on the games but what it replaces. Is it a lack of community? No other outlet to feel skilled and successful? The goal isn't merely to stop playing games, it is to find more healthy but similarly satisfactory replacements (but maybe in a longer timescale). What thoughts are you avoiding, are you in some kind of guilt cycle etc? A key part is to know: your life afterwards won't and should not be merely your current life minus games. That would be terrible and frightening probably. But no, the goal is to feel satisfied through other means. Another thing is to recognize that you are in a local optimum. Perhaps it is a (short-term) rational choice to play games in your situation. To escape the local optimum you'll have to temporarily go through a worse situation where even the only thing you derive real joy from is taken away. Furthermore, it could be that your way of life is a local optimum within a pretty large volume of alternatives. Meaning that it might well be that the current social culture around you isn't giving you much better options, depending on who you are, ie society might be incentivizing this behavior through the state of dating, decaying communities, attention economy, consumerism etc. Still, wouldnt it be better to find it out yourself? For my disagreeable personality, I find it useful to feel hostile to the creators of these attention black holes, these exploiters of young men, and feel viscerally repulsed by what they are doing in the name of profit to destroy a generation. This is no way to live, it's like being a domesticated zoo animal. We are destined to more than this.

Of course a therapist specialized in the area can give better concrete steps.
said the Danish intelligence guy hoping to shift the blame
World Cyber Security Summit 2021 review
>I can't find any popular EU citizen sentiment of outrage over the matter

Could it be because majority of citizens don't use English as their native language / the one used to talk politics?
And important: Don't torture bad guy on US territory because that would be illegal too ;)
And this, simple "Stop it!" therapy from Bob Newhart: https://vimeo.com/97370236
Distribution may be homogenous but velocity is not. The natural rocks near earth are much faster and therefore more dangerous. They are falling towards earth, picking up velocity as they dip into our gravity well.
How is anyone screwed?
Only the same advice I have for breaking chemical addictions: just stop already. I don't buy into the idea that any addiction is a disease or that people are powerless over their addictions. I think it's incredibly disempowering, deflects personal responsibility to an unhealthy degree, and does nothing to solve the problem. I don't make light of this; I know how hard it is to stop bad habits, especially if part of the appeal of that bad habit is escaping other problems. At the end of the day, though, you need to choose to stop. One of the other incredibly dangerous ideas to come out of programs like AA is that you have to stop bad habits completely, and that any "slip up" is a personal failing. Moderation is a lot healthier than the guilt and shame these programs try to make people feel for "failing".

I don't have any actual advice for you. Some people swear by cognitive behavioral therapy. I prefer to manage my various negative tendencies myself. Sometimes the pendulum swings too far and I pay a price, and that tends to bring me back to a state of equilibrium.
Also, maybe it's pedantic, but leaving out null checks in js will not result in a seg fault, it will result in an exception.
You're absolutely correct.

A few years ago I went gluten free to see if it helped with some other health issues (it did, NCGS.)

So, between late 2016 and the end of 2020, I avoided gluten as best as I could. Which all but eliminates most fast food and the majority of prepackaged foods/snacks/etc.

Portion control became incredibly easy. I ate when I was hungry. Sometimes people would comment on how little I was eating, but I was still energetic and kicking ass at work/etc. My body also fairly quickly started to adjust to a more 'proper' weight. (As long as I wasn't drinking. There were parts of that time of my life where I sometimes did, never to where it interfered with work but definitely was hiding from my personal life circumstances.)

ANNNNYWAY. Late last year I decided to try gluten again to see whether I still had a bad reaction and/or if it was moreso specific types that caused me issues (They all kinda bother me, but barley makes me ragey....)

I remember the first thing I ate from McDonalds last year. It was a double cheeseburger.

I then spent the next 2 weeks straight getting at least one meal a day from McD's. It was an eye-opener on how addictive some of the components in a food can be to your neurons.
Would someone kindly ELI5 what is GCC Rust ?
yes, except you don't need to purchase a $1000+ device

this thing runs on consumer-grade hardware
That's one way to look at the data. At least among the two first examples - in both cases there was very valuable land with very not valuable buildings and other stuff on top of it. In the third case, which was also sort of about land and the stuff on top of it, but "invaded by Napoleon" is so broad I'm not sure that tells us anything real.

Anyway, when something happened that swept the buildings away - not strictly speaking all the people, just some, but all the buildings - a lot of good things happened.

"Broken windows Bastiat" is kind of reductive because houses are depreciating, a house destroys itself without any intervention. There is a slow moving window breaking in every house. It is always declining in value. A house is a way to use land but it's not the thing that's valuable. It is the land that is appreciating. You could call "land getting more valuable" gentrification, but I think that's missing the point.

If you wanted to advocate for a positive intervention in the face of disasters, provide displaced homeowners a temporary place to live so that they can keep their land. People aren't sophisticated, they don't realize the destroyed house on top of their land was actually decreasing the real value of what they had, but they are also desperate, they need to live somewhere. Without such a plan in place ahead of time, all it will take is that Cascadia earthquake to wildly reconfigure home ownership in California, because a ton of people thinking they are sitting on million dollar homes assessed at a tenth of their value will all be selling at the bottom at once, because they will need a place to live. Gentrification has nothing to do with it.
Are there statistics, or is this personal experience?

I've never had a landline phone fail, but I also haven't had one for about 12 years.
You can touch the middle of the top bar and it will automatically scroll to the top of the current conversation. Works in a lot of apps too
I never saw the program, but it's a pretty cool concept, using a phone as a controller for live broadcast game-play.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3MSE8Kde9w
The spec is open and not that hard to implement should it become necessary.

I'd say that the vendor lock-in is lot lower than with your typical open-source large dependency like React or Spring, and people are generally happy to accept that.
You know, your comment got to me, but probably not in the way you hoped.

You talk about these people like their lives are very important, and that it's both worthy and honorable to protect them.

In reality, this is what it's like: https://twitter.com/theshawwn/status/1301407648420593664

It was scary as hell to have a drive-by happen. The cops couldn't do anything. They were long gone by the time the police came. And then they came back and shot up the same place again a few hours later.

If I had a drone that could track them, they may have been brought to justice. I don't see this tech the same way you do. I see it as a stepping stone towards a world where people can protect themselves and their loved ones, as they do with guns.

I think we'll just need to agree to disagree. I have a lot of things I could say, but I just don't get how people can calmly live in a country that was earned through bloodshed, while decrying those who were willing to lay down their lives for you.

This is a military device. It's designed to kill people, because this is one of life's unfortunate necessities. I think the people here who are saying that there's nothing honorable about killing someone should teleport themselves back to Midway in 1942 and tell your great-grandparents that, face to face.
How small is "small town"?
I guess it depends on the passport you are holding, doesn't it? Having a German one gives you the highest number of countries without visas, so I personally wouldn't mind. Something people travelling to Israel and the Arabic world are coping with two sets of passports anyway already.

Different if you are from another country, read poorer and not part of the Western world.
I recently watched a video[1] by Rhett Shull where he compared Neural Capture of a Quad Cortex[2] to real pedals.

I'm not a musician, but even I could easily tell the difference a lot of the time. It didn't sound bad, but there were clearly aspects the Neural Capture failed to, well, capture.

Still, early days.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SSOJxZHolc

[2]: https://neuraldsp.com/quad-cortex
I agree that market forces and cultural trends seem to be curbing population growth in wealthy countries.

I'm just not sure it's a sign of cultural maturity; it feels like we've quietly skirted a difficult conversation through low wage growth and expensive housing, health care and education (more humans are discouraged because of bottlenecks in key supports).

In theory if there were "smooth" environmental feedback the population would nicely sigmoid without too much overshoot, maybe that's what is actually happening. I wish I knew.
yeah, I found it amazing when my wife had to ask in China whether we can have our child, which will be foreign citizen after birth FFS
> Yangtze dam separates Paddlefish, largest, from spawn, now extinct

What does this mean?
"I can't downvote direct replies"

IC. Did not realize this until now. My apologies for that baseless claim.

"It's absolutely fair to say the Swedish people are not entirely unified on their vision of the EU."

Always has been. Your original claim was: "anti-EU support is on the rise". I argue this is a baseless claim.
> So what does the WMF do with all the money? It has used the funds to hire hundreds of additional staff and put money aside for a rainy day.

Putting money aside for a rainy day, rather than living paycheck to paycheck, sounds like a smart long-term plan. It’s the model used by universities like Harvard.
I'm able to do super complex joins with Postgres views and Hasura or Absinthe (Elixir Phoenix). YMMV.
Site looks great, congrats on the launch!
There isn't a housing bubble when the government does everything possible to prevent the bubble from bursting. The median salary in the USA is a joke for people that are without any relatives supporting them financially for a mortgage, that will never afford a decent home that's actually located somewhere desirable and until in they reach their 40s.
Parent was talking about having indentical multiples: 1 girl, 2 girls, 4 boys, stop.
Infection of brain pericytes underlying neuropathology of Covid-19 patients
Not to hijack the thread but...If you are reading this you will hopefully enjoy something I submitted a few days ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27316630
No rollback plan here.
Al made dark matter so the Big Bang spaced out and time was created by tick if I say the time and planet started at monday would their be a such answer of dark matter. Matter is complete opposite of air the more you consume it in a tight space it will explode what theorem is looking at the telescope to see map of it so a baby is borned with its eyes closed the child can only tell and his future of knowing that an astronomer can tell him god created all things but religious belief is out the door. Scientist began and leaked the whats when’s where why. Who am I the names juntu in my maximum level. Hax//((::!!
Depends on the kind of game. E.g. multiplayer games, especially with persistence, are just very addictive, so if you know that you are vulnerable to those addiction triggers, it's best to abstain completely. That's of course only useful for avoiding future addictions, and doesn't really help with an ongoing addiction, which are hard to control, but withdrawal should be mild, so going cold turkey (uninstall, sell/delete account(s) and perhaps the hardware) should be viable. Oh, and it's not particularly nice to people, but if it's game that's only played within a community, you could also grief / troll / insult / cheat for a day or so to get permabanned / ejected from the community and burn your name.
I'd argue that QtCreator is a contender here as well. The forms/widget editor is quite powerful.
Using GCC for Rust backend compilation instead of LLVM.
It's actually mentioned all the time, so whoever downvoted was probably bored with conversations about one thing always turning into political rehashes of the same old things over and over.
Perhaps because that title completely omits any form of attribution, which as the article suggests, is largely because of the Gezhouba Dam which completely cut paddlefish off from their only spawning grounds.

Why would you want to omit that part?

That said, this title is a poor attempt at communication.
Dont think it's absurd... This is just an objection in sales terms. First impression is very hard to change. This is why I asked I wish someone address it more.
I just think there can be a lot of perverse interests at play when a major software vendor also owns the place where all the code lives.

For instance, VSCodium is not available as a native download for M1 processors because GitHub Actions don’t support M1 yet.

Would Microsoft potentially delay supporting CI/CD for M1 because it’s not in their strategic best interest to support Mac as a development platform? It’s not out of the question to imagine this kind of thing could enter their prioritization process
Are you suggesting that China is somehow unusual in poisoning the populace? Are you aware of Superfund? Nestle, who convinced mother's to starve and poison their babies with formula and dirty water that replaced and then blocked lactation?
In which Pat Metheny tries to replace his whole band with guitar-triggered control of real, non-guitar instruments (keyboards, drums, etc) ... "Orchestrion" ... https://youtu.be/KsYEOUKS4Yk
Well, euro birth rate is 1.5, hong kong birth rate is 1.1. We are talking about having 3 kids here. This is the context of discussion.
Do you normally keep your phone in the DFU state?
If you want to attract the best talents you also need sufficient benefits.

A sense of purpose alone won't let you lodge in cities with high cost of living.

If anything, I dare say running a non-profit usually requires a lot more skills, especially people skills and passion than a tech job.

I'm not sure how it is in the US but in Europe there is this sense of entitlement when you talk to people that because you work at a non-profit you should work for free. If I give my valuable time to contribute to the world at large, I expect to be able to have decent living conditions.
It is impressive work but I still think that using libgccjit as a backend is the right way forward since once it has been integrated it should be much less work to maintain.

https://github.com/antoyo/rustc_codegen_gcc
Japanese media publishers are notorious for being unforgiving for unauthorized copies. The only reason this has little impact in the West is that most media produced for the Japanese market in whatever form do not even make it to Western markets and are a true niche interest here.
I thought the guide was to use the original title
Blockchain's biggest benefit is disturbed verification, so trust the community and not one authority. Right?

Yet the cost is distributed externalities like burning nonrenewables or wasting greener energy sources on inefficient or pointless calculations.

Are there any smart contracts or DeFi without the externalities problem?

And even if there are then is it wise to put money into things one doesn't understand? The DAO exploit makes me wonder if the juice is really worth the squeeze.
'Opportunity cost' is a relatively simple concept, and one of the few in economics that is not completely trivial but still truly makes sense.

The idea is that the real cost of any choice is the value of the other choices you could have made. That is, if you have 100$ and can buy either a farm or a factory with them, the cost of the farm is not 100$, it is the wealth that you could have gained if you had bought the factory instead (over some time horizon). Of course, in many real-world situations this is not a computable value, as the alternatives are far too open-ended, but still it's a useful way to model certain problems.
This is my experience too. A negotiated schema + Typescript means many fewer bugs due to unexpected data shapes. Also error conditions are much more understandable.

Also, GraphQL is not a replacement for REST... I am not sure why people keep making this equivalency.
eh. even if it takes you a few seconds to wonder why its not spinning up they usually dont burn out right away. and if they do there is a little puff of smoke, nary even a pop.
A third implementation of the rust compiler.

The official compiler has an LLVM backend. GNU also wants to provide rust, and is adding a rust front to their gcc compiler.

These monthly reports document the progress until the gcc compiler reaches feature parity with the LLVM-based compiler
Can any skeptics weigh in? To me, this kind of tech is centuries away from fooling tone hounds.
Definitely lying to you. Thinking about it, what happened to you is kidnapping. If you ask to be let out of the car,the driver MUST honor your wishes and drop you off as soon as it's safe to do so.
A Rant About Coinbase ‘Media’ and Coinbase ‘Fact’ ‘Checking’
We're on hacker news. What is the median for people in UK that that do what we do?
And this: https://neveragainrightnow.com/

And this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massacres_in_China#Peo...
If anyone on the communication thread uses GMail or the other big providers then the entire conversation is subject to the weaknesses of the protocol.

Right now that sits at about a 1 in 5 chance for Gmail alone.
Stock market news automation, (2021)
Are there any books on it?
From this study: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/good-heart-keep-holding-... we can see that low sodium impacts heart desease, even though your body controls it in tight range. I do agree that most probably your sodium level in blood will be in tight range. But I'm other places like saliva it could be deficient. Saliva PH strips would be a good start
The places by Warschauer strasse, Wedding. Basically, most of East Berlin.

Edit: removed Neukoelln, it is boring, but not bad.
Yep. Disprove the sweeping generalization by counterexample.
Data Preparation Tools for Computer Vision 2021
In Europe healthcare doesn't eat your salary like in the US.
It actually was, both in sheer intensity and in style. For example, in Beijing (at least when I last visited) it was kind of hard to find posters of Xi Jinping, while in Lhasa you had a lot of this kind of thing: https://imgur.com/a/GRN9VZz

Which to me seemed remarkably tone deaf (nothing like reminding Tibetans to celebrate their "liberation" and its mastermind Mao), but presumably worrying about how the message would land was not among the KPIs of the cadre responsible.