skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1 standard drink. Did you know that a US standard drink for beer is 12 ounces (a pint is 16) at 5% alcohol by volume? In the PNW Pints Are the standard size and definitely stronger than 5%.

Also the German standard drink size for beer is less than 12 fluid ounces. Similar differences exist for other beverage types.

These comparisons are not only difficult, but the survey takers vastly underreport their actual consumption (probably unknowingly).
Laws pass when well funded special interests get behind them.

Put another way, the will of the people never results in anything unless it coincidentally matches the causes of well funded special interests.

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-poli...
>There is also a trend toward younger generations feeling that their lives are more due to fate or random chance than their own actions.

Or earlier generations believing it was ordained by God? I'd say there is definitely a massive cultural away from "it's God's will", which I hope leads to higher independence: its a shame to think randomness means no agency.
Support local farmers who follow better practices, such as low/no till or organic. Buy meat that was grazed on local grass, which is the single best thing we can do to build better soil. Buy things in season that grow well locally.
One thing that is missing is a self-employed setting up a business structure (limited company, for example) is also building an asset over time that they could sell. The value of that asset, for successful small business owners, can be very lucrative.
In case you didn't know, you can reasonably use sublime text for commit messages by making your editor "subl -w".
>now I have to have a process that reaches out to LE every 3 months.

This is not particularly hard. Most static hosting services even do it for you.
¡Sí, por supuesto! When I first visited the site today via HN, it took me to a page that had lots of diagrams that would be intimidating to newbies.

It looks like the first page is now a landing page that helps get people properly onboarded, which is great.
Dengue fever is a serious disease and it’s not rare in Singapore, there were 40,000+ cases in 2020 which is pretty high for a population of 5M.

If they stopped their mosquito control efforts it would be disastrous for human health.
Firefox now blocks cross-site tracking by default in private browsing
Organic still uses pesticides, just “organic” ones.

https://www.ams.usda.gov/rules-regulations/organic/national-...

For crops it includes copper sulfate, peracetic acid, ferric phosphate.
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Judge Calls the Last Jedi and the Rise of Skywalker “Mediocre and Schlocky”
‘The judge then made a comparison to the two Star Wars sequel trilogy films produced by Disney. He wrote, “That is like George Lucas promising no more mediocre and schlocky Star Wars sequels shortly after selling the franchise to Disney. Such a promise would be illusory.”’
I use a paper notebook, and put notes in it every day. I mark which ones need to be shared with colleagues and at the end of the day I put these in confluence. I put todo lists on a fresh page and then continue writing notes. I usually put them in 2 columns, one for short term tasks, in order, and one for longer term tasks. When the page is full, or many tasks are crossed off, or I just need to reprioritize or I need to break down a task into smaller pieces, I rewrite the todo list on the next new page. It helps me to plan my work in a way that I could never seem to do with Todoist. It’s also nice to use for in person meetings and a good portion of my work can be done in sketches, which is a break from screens.
Oh, so it's Russia the root of all evil again. Without a single piece of evidence. How convenient!

Thanks god we have nuclear weapons, otherwise we'd definitely experience another incursion like Iraq or Afghanistan, that were made under absurd pretexts and only led to great numbers of civilian casualties and some economical gain for the US and/or US government officials tied to the military complex.
This is impossible since you can't be certain that a self signed cert is issued by $isp or $government versus the website owner.
What if the license is more restrictive and large important GPL projects decide to go adopt it and start demanding licenses to use code that everyone contributed for free over the past 10 years?
Seems clear to me: move offensive stuff in the 3-letter agencies and black budgets, where they belong.

Then we're officially the good guys, too :)
I applaud your vitriol for the Transit and its ilk. Nissan is the Chrysler of Japan and best avoided on all matters.

GMC Savana, still a real van?
I don’t know your specific ailments or their causes but a lot of chronic pain and injuries can be resolved by working out lactic acid and knots with foam rolling, muscle scrapers and tennis balls. Look up on YT how to do these properly from physical therapists. I cured a knee injury that bothered me for over a year in about a week of exercises. Like magic. Same with an elbow injury.
Alcohol is an extremely dangerous drug that is unfortunately normalized and expected by society. I wonder how much it is costing them in terms of healthcare, accidents, crimes, rape, etc.

Islam prohibited intoxicating drinks over 1400 years ago, and for good reason.
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The documentary, Kiss the Earth talks about this, but it starts with a FDR-era government service that had been attempting to teach farmers about soil health for decades.

A big part of this is that the solution to this comes from a very different way of seeing, a different way of solving problems.

Yields of a specific crop from a farm practicing regenerative agriculture or permaculture is less than the yields of a monocropping farm. However, the profit from across all of the crops and livestock from farm practicing regenerative agriculture is much better per sq ft than conventional farming. It is also more resilient against crop failures and market swings.

But using the paradigm from which conventional farming methods come from, regenerative agriculture is counter-intuitive.

It first starts with seeing soil as a living organism, and the whole farm as a living system -- an ecosystem. From there, growing good crops require growing your soil. Feeding grazing livestock directly on cover plants not only helps grow the soil, pasture-raised livestock are happier and yield healthier meat. (So you don't just rotate crops, you also rotate grazers). I can go on.
and i am saying that broad location can already be inferred from your cellular location
> I am more likely to have been born in a high population country than a low population country

There are more people who are not me than who are me. Therefore I am more likely to have been born not me than to have been born me.
It says it's based on Kakoune, so you could look into kak docs instead, which describe difference from Vim, and it is indeed different.

If the old joke "plan9 is more Unix than Unix" is true, then "Kakoune is more vi than vim". There are similarities but it is a different beast.
Making each even insignificant choice uses your mental energy and each day we have limited amount of these. Consumer capitalism prays on that...

https://youtu.be/hZ7lFV9Z2hk?t=32
Wouldn't a healthier ecosystem better handle mosquitoes, though? Predators of mosquitoes are bats, birds, fishes, frogs…
There is no definite native UI on Windows. If you can point me to one, I might believe you but even the settings menus on Windows use different UIs.
I have the same issue. How do you know if it's throttling and if so what is the action to take? My fairly recent Mac is completely failing at doing video, while my 2012 I dragged out of storage has no issue.
Libertarians, although a much-derided and mocked perpetual third party in the US political system, have been banging the drum on drug legalization for decades. Plus their opposition to the incarceration state, excessive police power, unconstitutional search and seizure, and their support of gay rights and overall being ideologically supportive of the individual.

What do libertarians predict next? I would suggest the elimination of the modern-day guild system, also known as occupational licensing, as well as the legalization of sex work in various forms. It would not surprise me whatsoever if within 10 years legalized prostitution is a tax-paying and government-supported industry in major coastal cities.

Amazon’s move is a recognition that the laws of the state in regards to drugs are woefully backwards and they - possibly the most litigated and attacked business in the world - doesn’t need to respect these laws.
Well of course there's a difference between a "freeze dried" tab and an entry in the browser's history. The latter is just one line in an undifferentiated m(a|e)ss. The former is right in front of your face, one click away, maybe with an icon in view.
You can join a CSA (Community supported agriculture) or join a local Foodcoop. Eat local things that grows naturally like weed in your area. For example, in my case I do not buy bananas at all, but organic apples from sources and land I know.
I’d get something like the AT2005USB or similar instead.

Besides being half the price, it’s a dynamic mic instead of condenser.

True, a good condenser will sound marginally better, but it will also pick up a lot more background noise more readily. Better off to pick up cleaner audio to start with rather than try and filter it out after.

And to your point about diminishing returns, I think especially over the generally iffy quality conferencing software we’re all using something like a Blue Yeti is already well into the diminishing returns.
So last week was cryptocurrencies, and this week it's alcoholism and next week...? Maybe America has another problem, which is continually crusading to find "problems".
I think genetic data should be strongly protected. I also think that once that data exists, the cat's out of the bag.

Investigators won't ignore the method of forensic genealogy, if that's something they're interested in doing. It's the type of investigation that can happen 100% in secret, without involving any outside parties if you have a copy of the dataset.
What do vaccination have to do with politics though? It's to do with science or belief systems.
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Robinhood vs. Webull. A 1-Star Customer Experience vs. All-Around Platform
In early May, when the crypto market exploded, I trusted the Robinhood exchange platform, and what I experienced after two outages made me discover
I drink a prodigious amount of decaf coffee. I buy quality, whole bean, Swiss Water Process stuff and make it in a French press. I drink it black, and the combination of good beans and a lot of effort in tuning my brew process makes for a palatable, sophisticated taste. The routine of making it in the morning makes drinking it through the day feel earned. As far as I can tell, it's a pretty healthy drink.

Another suggestion would be to get into quality teas. I particularly like Tie Guan Yin.
More people should use offshore shells, clearly
There are alternatives, like the release of genetically engineered male mosquitos.
Thanks for the link. I gave it a try. Even songs which do have videos appear not to have videos on that service, oddly.
Some do, some don't.
Is anyone gonna mention that by doing business as an S-Corp you can avoid the majority of that self employment tax. Especially if your partner works.
Strength/rigidity is not necessarily what you want for safety. The energy in a crash has got to go somewhere.
A healthy ecosystem in Singapore will be chock-full of mosquitoes and no humans.

The island started out as a swamp.
I was told the same, but it was more about rotating them. Since you are meant to wait 4 hours or so, you can pop pills every 2 hours as long as you alternate the types. Assuming you sleep I believe this will keep you at or under the daily dosage limits too.
> the will of the people never results in anything unless it coincidentally matches the causes of well funded special interests.

That’s just false.
And IoT has a flawless record of security. There's no way someone could find a vulnerability in a device connected to a sidewalk network. Oh... wait.
“ Self Employed 401(k) limit: $57k

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Some employers offer the “Roth mega backdoor” which allows employees to invest up to that limit.
Were I live referring to a group of people as "guys" is non-gender specific, and has been for ages.

What I see here seems like Americans(Californians?) trying to force their cultural preferences on the rest of the world. And they think they're doing good?

They don't own the English language.
From Wikipedia: "Grazing systems supply about 9 percent of the world's production of beef ..."[1]

I don't think there's going to be a 91% reduction in beef intake in my lifetime. Rest easy, grazing is safe.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattle_feeding
I guess this is similar to getting injured by an airbag.
While I agree that user wikibob is investing significant amounts of their time dispensing genuinely helpful advice, I would also like to point out that much of their advice sets you up for retirement, and is not going to be optimal for anyone who has other goals.

For best results, people (especially young people) should do their own homework and know their own risk tolerance and financial goals. Putting thousands of dollars towards retirement won't help you if what you really needed was to pay off your credit card, or to set aside money for your child's college, etc. etc.
It depends on the faculty. Postgraduates knows better.
EpocCam has been working great for me, we're using the iPad as a mobile camera for various remote workshops. It's fantastic. OBS is a treat.
and in emacs you can just redirect the command output to a buffer. or honestly, 99% of the time, I don't even bother redirecting and muck with the output directly in the eshell buffer.
Al-Qaeda does not and never has existed says the BBC
The Virtual Flute
Many that contribute due not want such an update to the work they own without reviewing the new licence to see if they agree.

Another solution which other projects use is a requirement that it be licensed to that project, and that project alone as permissive, which has no greater risk than assigning copyright to that project, the project can now relicense the code as it sees fit, but one continue to owns once work and one is free to license it to others how one sees fit, including not at all.
I don't think praising Libertarians here is relevant whatsoever, they had nothing to do with this and as far as I can tell... very little to do with the public warming up to the idea of legalized marijuana.

You can cherry pick positions from literally any political party if you're looking for things someone was right about.
And their lives depend less when the site uses no certificate at all?
I run my personal services (Web, db, mail, nextcloud, traefick) off a cheap hetzner vps using docker-compose and its a pleasure how simple is to manage it. Before that I ran a vps with manually configured services and, specially for mail, it was very hard to deploy and manage. Also if p0wned a service, the whole box was as good as gone.

Now, there are other alternatives with less downtime, more scalability and a lot more or complexity? Sure there are... but for my personal box I won't be touching any of that, thanks

Edit/Add: ... and also VPN, which I added later on in like, 10m or so. Adding OpenVPN in my previous box was not as trivial, I tell you that.
Producing a trustworthy x86-based Linux appliance
There's a ton individuals can do.

The societal solutions to this has been around from decades, if not centuries. Look up the documentary called Kiss the Earth for a good intro that covers this and more.

As far as individuals goes, you can look for food sourced locally using regenerative agriculture -- agroforestry, permaculture, etc. The farm is usually operated as a diverse ecosystem that is designed to grow the soil as part of an integrated effort. They usually have livestock raised with the crops. None of this stuff is really new and doesn't require bleeding edge technology. We've had people practicing these things for a very long time.

There are also other things you can do to take more direct action as an individual: grow your own food, participate in communities that are planting and growing a food forest in parks, participate in composting, or better yet, compost on-site for your garden.
Sometimes I think mother nature just looks at people shaking her head quoting the line from Last Crusade, "you chose poorly" on selecting where to live.
> Shareware days are dead.

They aren't. Google's play store and Apple's app store are examples of thriving shareware platforms.
But what would Henny Penny and Chicken Little have to say about this? At least SA still has the integrity to admit this is an opinion piece.
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They will definitely retro-actively extend it if it is needed. Already has been done for AT&T
Common Lisp is awesome for that. (But why would you need to extend the perfect editor?)
The progressive-left has supported a lot of those social issues too. It just wasn’t mainstream enough to get significant Democratic support until more recently. Meanwhile Libertarians never put much consideration into their mainstream palatability.
Actually making more than you spend
Is scripting really necessary in a text editor?

I have been using vanilla Vim with no plugins for years now, and I do have a config file but no plugins or anything.

I was driven away from Kakoune by the "clever" way it uses shell for scripting, and some basic functionality needs scripts. Pretty cool but not for me.

Given a built-in language server and syntax coming from tree-sitter, that already covers almost everything I need from my $EDITOR. The only other thing I need is the ability to open compiler error log and jump to locations.
Atomic fountains use neutral atoms. It is almost impossible to see the effect of gravity on ions since a single stray electron anywhere in your system creates a way larger Coulomb force.

Fountains need to have a minimum size in order to achieve a sufficient flight time when throwing the atoms up on a ballistic trajectory. Obviously, they also have to be very carefully aligned with respect to gravity.
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I don’t think France has a particularly healthy drinking culture. It’s worth pointing out that France has a far higher rate of alcohol deaths than the US, France has around 41K/year and the US 95K/year, which is shocking given the 5x population difference. Even if we assume there are accounting differences, France has a way higher rate of abuse at the extreme end (and thus likely indicates a higher rate of abuse more broadly)
I was in a discussion about this recently. I would probably use an RRB tree, which would give me virtually free tree-based undo/redo, an a simple way to implement multiple cursors.