skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Experts generally regard fruit consumption as beneficial due to the fiber,

This is an outdated theory, that is no longer supported by the current state of the research. The health benefits of fruits and vegetables is primarily driven by phytochemical, not fibers.[1]

[1]https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3650511/
"...Bitcoin is a living, breathing, developing code base that is moving forward with new features to continue to scale..."

There is exactly zero progress to make it scale in the last 10+ years.
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I know what you meant, I was just helping you understand what I meant.
I'm curious as to what utility this information has in the format of an academic paper. If you wanted to learn the dialect of any subculture there are always a number of documents naintained by the subculture itself that explains them. What is the point of summarizing them in the grating faux-objective tone of the social sciences?
If you are meeting performance, you are generally have been promoted in 4 years and give a refresh of equity.
The False Narrative About the Pulse Massacre Shows the Power of Media Propaganda
Because the government put in place an eviction moratorium. Why do the landlords have to pick up the tab? If there was no moratorium and the landlords had the ability to evict, I would agree with you. But in this case, the government forced them to house people so they should pay up.
You'd need data to know the percentage of landlords that are struggling. If landlords are struggling with their investments, they were over leveraged in a sense.

Personally I am not opposed to this type of bottom-up bailout, however I think this move should not end up being profit-generating for landlords. Not sure how you'd determine that, etc.
On "Calling Other Programs with subprocess": It pains me that the default way to run an external command (subprocess.run) doesn't raise an exception for non-zero exit code violating the Zen of Python: "Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced."

Would it make it too advanced to show subprocess.Popen example with stdin=PIPE for providing input instead of writing to disk? Or an example on how to force timeout for a command that might spawn its own child processes (send signal to a process group).
It's not the name that is the problem.
the feminist movement had and also continues to have a lot of misandry. Hatred is wrong on both sides.
Sounds like a horrible comparison. YT Premium has many more features than that and wasn't made to recoup money lost due to an expensive recall.

Feds pressured Peloton to "voluntarily" recall their device so now they're making up the difference by jacking up the subscription fees.
Ignoring the details (who is and is not fine, who is irresponsible vs who is unlucky, etc), you're right - but that's the inevitable social contract behind all government. It's a zero sum game and not everybody wants or needs to benefit from every resource equally, so all action boils down to some form of redistribution, directly or indirectly.
Could a probe have a long tethered anchor, so as it does it's flyby the friction of the anchor dragging the surface would shed more delta-V than the weight of the system (in comparison to just loading up on more propellant)?
Are there data on this?
“Not working enough? Just take meth!”
> some kind of throwaway PoC suddenly turned popular

Wow, that description feels spot on.
Came here to say the same. It adds character. (No pun intended.) Very nice indeed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men%27s_liberation_movement
>you're in the least productive and most predatory sector of our economy (the landlord)

I never really understand this. Let's say I own a 4 unit building on a decent sized lot in a big city. I make housing available to 3 other families in a place they could not afford to own. What is your alternative? I should tear down the apartments and opt to live in a single family home? How does that help anyone?
Types of propaganda, propaganda techniques, and propaganda strategies (2017)
Moms are often the ones who make you clean dishes before they can be cleaned. The thing is, you do have to clean the drain "lint screen" more if you don't prewash.

Dishwashers require a lot of manual labor even without prewashing. Like "flying cars," I dream of robot arms that can clear the table, clean the dishes, dry them, and put them away. How hard can it be? :X

I also thing hiring a maid and a cook are a good idea because I'm so lazy and busy.
for returns unboxing? first one on a youtube search.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fDMcWYg2wU

surveillance economy?
www.google.com
>Is it right for them to do that without compensating you for the loss of your car/income?

Right as in "morally right" or right as in "consistent with established precedent"? Because the answer is different depending on which one you pick. There is tons of precedent for people having negligible recourse when it's the government doing the screwing.
In Google photos in Android there is a "Dynamic" button for enhancing photos but its under a Google One paywall.
> Even when we collectively manage to reduce our energy usage they'll likely divert the extra energy to another power substation for storage and redundancy.

That's not how it works. On the electric grid, generation must always be precisely matched with consumption, otherwise things can literally burn up. Any excess of generation will cause an increase in voltage and frequency, any lack of generation will cause a drop in voltage and frequency. That's why the generation always follow the consumption; all generators sense changes in consumption (by measuring the system frequency), and adjust their input to match (for instance, by adjusting the fuel intake). When they don't (usually because the change was too fast, like when large blocks of generators or consumers drop suddenly from the grid), protective systems will disconnect the generators and/or consumers until the grid is balanced again. Storage (which is still uncommon) only does a temporal shift of the consumption and/or generation, it doesn't change the amount (other than the inevitable losses).

That is, if you use 200W less, the generators will adjust to generate 200W less power (actually a bit more than 200W, because of losses). If millions of people use 200W less, the generators will adjust to generate hundreds of megawatts less power.
People who paid their rent aren't hurt by this at all, they just aren't directly helped by it.
Anything that involves solving the Navier-Stokes equations, e.g., weather forecast, hurricane prediction
This is really cool, but -- as someone who's been researching just tuning for a while -- I think a lot of very important aspects of human psychology have been overlooked here.

Frankly, familiarity is a vastly more important aspect of music than any micro-tonal artist would like to admit. And while the overtone series is (in many many ways) the root of all music, not every overtone is equal.

For instance: 9/8 (a major second) is just (3 * 3)/(2 * 2 *2) and is generally more consonant (like dull, boring, unmoving: an octave or perfect fifth) than anything with a 5 prime number in it (eg 5/4 a major 3rd). AFAICT, the order of simplicity (dullness -> dissonance) on intervals is 2/1, 4/1, 3/2, 4/3, 3/1, 9/8, 16/9, 5/4, 8/5, 6/5... it's not exactly clear what the math is here.

Also, it's always really, really telling to me when someone shares a music theory without sharing a recording of that theory in action. The site I'm working on lets people use their keyboard to play with every scale, so you can verify that it's not just number play.
Thanks, it makes the limits of the processing much clearer and should stop some start-up to develop a custom QR code scanner/app that would generate some customers analytics.
This is rather annoying, hopefully it will be opt in once the beta is over.
What’s not to get? The federal government gave them a huge amount of money to pay off their debts
If you, like me, were curious about what the secret key 1 is on the mainnet, then here you are:

1 1BgGZ9tcN4rm9KBzDn7KprQz87SZ26SAMH https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1BgGZ9tcN4rm9KBzDn7KprQz87SZ26SAMH

Some others:

2 1cMh228HTCiwS8ZsaakH8A8wze1JR5ZsP https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1cMh228HTCiwS8ZsaakH8A8wze1JR5ZsP
3 1CUNEBjYrCn2y1SdiUMohaKUi4wpP326Lb https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1CUNEBjYrCn2y1SdiUMohaKUi4wpP326Lb
42 1EMxdcJsfN5jwtZRVRvztDns1LgquGUTwi https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1EMxdcJsfN5jwtZRVRvztDns1LgquGUTwi
1337 1DN76uuAUDY1DLxABD3JAyunhhAreJbCjT https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1DN76uuAUDY1DLxABD3JAyunhhAreJbCjT
I'm not that old yet but I anticipate holding this line throughout my lifecycle.
I was thinking along the lines of a fun day during working hours, where everyone who lives near by should come in. Holiday party, Icecream Social, Even just a day of meetings with breakfast and lunch included. Basically give people a few work days a year where they are expected to be there, but not really get anything done.
> Why do the landlords have to pick up the tab

Instead we taxpayers have to.
This is a similar situation to rent control, it privatizes the costs of a social problem.
The Democratic Party is clearly lying as they behave like tyrants.

Antifa appear to want fascistic power.

Just because some groups are poorly named, doesn’t mean that every organization hides its true motives from their name.
I'm working a total of 7 nonconsecutive days in the next 30. Does that count?

EDIT: Might be less. I forgot to count some other holidays.
Outside the Lines: Unable to Read (2002)
Well, we couldn't get out to it to even see what was there, which, by then had IRC, gopher, archie, and so on. Usenet. It was all locked away and we were curious.

We randomized the exchange listing, split up the results, and then proceeded to war-dial the entire exchange until we found a forgotten (and unprotected) modem line in the math department, which then hosted all of computer science. From there out to what were called "telnet gates," which were known only from rumor and just knowing of them was a commodity in and of itself.
Well the USA and some parts of Europe.
As a landlord, I expected to loose money during the pandemic. One of the risks you take on is that the rental market changes and you can't get as much money for your property as you planned on. I have no sympathy for landlords who got less rent. Bailing them out means they don't have to sell, which increases the price to acquire rental property, which increases rents, which hurts the renting public at large.

I agree that this policy punishes the responsible - the ones who made other sacrifices in order to not get behind on rent, because they were told they'd eventually owe back rent and didn't want to be in that hole.
How do I find a new job with a narrow set of skills/qualifications?
After 15 months of work from home I am hearing that we are being ordered back to a shared office, with shared desks, and shared keyboards, starting at 40% capacity in the very near future.

I just can't do it. I can't go back to a loud open office, where I'm packed into a small footprint with a workstation crammed into a corner as leadership sits behind me watching everyone. I can't go back to commuting an hour plus, fighting 130ish people for 1 of 3 microwaves, and using bathrooms that frequently have excrement on the floor/seats/walls.

I've been in the same job for 15 years clearing international freight through customs - basically classifying goods in the harmonized tariff schedule and entering info into an AS400 terminal. I have a GED, I have zero computer science experience.

How do I, living a half hour west of Indianapolis, find remote work that at least replaces my current income and benefits, while living in a town of 200 something people? ASAP.

I welcome any and all advice!
If you think of the california government as a natural disaster then things make a lot more sense.
If that's all that's offered, why does DDG's obscure shebangs work on Brave Search?

https://search.brave.com/search?q=!hn+brave+search
But that's method shaming! /s

I guess you have a point. It's clearly a "let's meet in the back alley" API.
> the whole point of the product is to connect it to the internet

Correct, this is one of the reasons why it is not a very good product. Its entire selling point is detrimental.
US Government arbitrarily seizes websites related to Palestine, Iran and Yemen
http://www.presstv.com

https://almasirah.net

https://alalamtv.net

https://paltoday.tv

How is this possible? How can this be worked around?
He was doing this kind of hobby work well before. I learnt solving Rubik's cube from his page[0].

[0] http://badmephisto.com
Why the Two-Party System Is Effing Up U.S. Democracy
No, but still think even more widespread deaths would’ve been worse.
There’s a difference between losing some of your passive income versus losing the home you live in.

Landlord are absolutely fine.
The i960 was the iAPX 432 redone as a RISC:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_i960

Later versions had the object-oriented / security features stripped out.
As we should, since the eviction moratorium was put in place to prevent mayhem during a pandemic that affects everyone.
This "but people are stupid and uninformed" mentality has really got to stop. If you find yourself making an argument that hinges on everyone but you or some large population being idiots then you're wrong. Not only because people aren't stupid but doubly because you're specifically talking about a population of highly educated people who start as developers and get interested in infra.

Sysadmins/DevOps/SREs aren't hopeless, they just have different incentives and responsibilities. Default secure with the option to let down your guard when the need is there is always always the right choice. You wouldn't have your firewall default allow with a blocklist. You wouldn't grant everyone sudo access and then maintain a list of commands they can't execute. Such a thing is impossible to maintain.

For me specifically I manage too many servers to bother with this. It's going to be deployed to everything without exception and if you need more performance we'll rack more hardware. The cost of more CPUs is less than the risk that something will slip through the cracks. I don't care that your pet service doesn't execute any untrusted code, I'm not carving out exceptions when I have 20 teams constantly asking for stuff.
I did (& it’s been brining in good money for the past 2+ years)

I built the Castup[1] website using Webflow, use Outgrow for onboarding, Stripe for payments, Slack for communication. It’s a productized service startup in the podcasting space but I have enough knowledge of no-code tools to build a SaaS as well.

[1] https://useCastup.com
I'm not sure that this ever amounted to more than a urban legend.

Urban legend? Entire books were written on the subject, by respected authors, too:

https://www.amazon.com/Decline-American-Programmer-Edward-Yo...

The book is not only pushing 30 years old, it was crap when I bought it in hardcover in '93, and whoo boy, did that one not age well.
They are paying or at least on the hook for the cost of everyone else.
But unlimited PTO + you can't get fired for taking it means you aren't obligated to show up for work ever.
Facilitating Creativity with Expressive Programming
> You seem to be dismissing instant answers when in-fact those are exactly what the end-user expects; that's search results: Type in a query, get an answer. What am I missing here?

No, I didn't, and in my first post I also said they aren't from bing:

> What's not from bing are the widgets like weather, or dictionary definitions etc

I also said that I've used ddg for years. Presumably that had a reason?

I said the main results are pretty much straight bing, and have now backed it up, about as well as you can reasonably expect me to. That's all there's to it. Please don't interpret more into what I wrote, than what I actually wrote.
> What's the plan once elliptic curve cryptography can be broken?

A likely drop-in replacement for elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) currently used by Bitcoin could be

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersingular_isogeny_key_exch...

I am not a Mathematician, but what I understood, it's basically an extension of ECC using multiple elliptic curves, allows to re-use the Diffie–Hellman key exchange protocol (private keys kept secret, public keys exchanged) and memory requirements are small. So it would be a perfect replacement in wallets and validation nodes. But I can not explain why it is safe against an attack using quantum computers.
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You can't have something be zero tracking and paid since they need to know if you have paid and so need to be able to track you.

I use DDG for my main search, but there is the !g (i think) that you can prefix a search with to get it sent to google through DDG.
I can't remember the last time I worked more than 3 hours, being done by lunch time everyday is great. If I work in the afternoon it is just mandatory meetings.
And please don't make dark mode = everything is just black. You can still have contrast in dark mode. The worst is the sites using pure white and pure black.
> Time and time again, I've talked to people whose parents or grandparents were practically subsistence farmers, but now they're happy to be English-speaking engineers

I don't think this is the "working class" and certainly not the slavery conditions people are talking about. No doubt globalization affects different people differently, however.
You shouldn't be allowed to own property, nor should anyone else. We should all own nothing and like it. We should all live in uniform boxes so that nobody can have something nice unless there's enough for everyone to have some. That's the kind of thing that, if people don't already believe it, they'll believe it soon enough based on recent trends.
I always end up disabling it, and I can never remember why. it works just well enough that I like it, but just badly enough I end up abandoning it every time.
This is incorrect. Fallback-Mixing, if you have enabled it (which requires Brave), issues an anonymous query to Google, lacking any cookies or other persistent state for that domain. These results are then presented along with Brave Search's own results. There's no tracking involved. If you perform a direct Google search, you're passing along your cookies as well.
A commenter on that page mentioned one of those things that we've always felt but had a hard time articulating: what is wrong with the Backblaze logo.

...it looks like two sperm fighting over the egg.
Nawh, it's not just people who have no passion. In consulting, I've seen plenty of offshore and second-stringer types do these things. Also, I've seen plenty of taking credit for others ideas and work.
worth the £5 or whatever I paid https://imgur.com/a/xoKlXYr
I hate sans-serif for text, but I kind of prefer it for logos. Logos are supposed to be geometric - it makes them easier to distinguish.
How do you really verify that though? Many types of seal are pretty easy to fake, or at least replace with something that will LOOK factory to someone that doesn't see the same packaging repeatedly.
All they did was add this:

"b : a preparation of genetic material (such as a strand of synthesized messenger RNA) that is used by the cells of the body to produce an antigenic substance (such as a fragment of virus spike protein)"

to what existed before:

"a : an antigenic preparation of a typically inactivated or attenuated (see attenuated sense 2) pathogenic agent (such as a bacterium or virus) or one of its components or products (such as a protein or toxin)"
Strangely, the intersection of HN and F250 owners is a smaller set than the intersection of HN and F250 haters.
It's not the name that's the problem. Even just advocating for things like more resources for male domestic violence victims, is seen as taking away resources from female victims. So it will be viewed as misogynist no matter who does it.

For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_violence_against_men#...
It's complicated, though, right?

Maybe landlords losing their rental properties would allow more people to become homeowners. Earning money by charging rent (at a profit) is pure capitalism.
The government forced companies to stop work (retail, factories, etc.) but the companies had to pick up the tab. They had people on payroll, leases to pay, depreciating assets to get rid of.
do you understand what remote means?
All of it was home to people already here, who didn't claim ownership the way we think of private, or even public, property. Perhaps "stolen land" would be apt.
I hadn't thought about it, a pastor and scholar aggregator by passage

How do you curate, is this an automated process?
When you’re spending money on a Pentagram branding, you’re spending money to be noticed by a rarefied New York corporate elite. You invite them to those launch cocktail parties, your consultants are dating people who work for them, the rework tells a story your PR people put into something - a Tweet, a cocktail party conversation, a headline in Apple News - that they read. Michael Beirut goes to a lot of parties, he’s out there being noticed, he’s putting his work into a specific, non-public zeitgeist. It is trickle down and it is real.

A rebranding is more like a corporate version of the event where a couple restates their vows. It does a lot of work even if it is difficult to articulate as ROI positive, and the qualitative benefits are proportional to how extremely rich you are.
This can be extrapolated to the handling of the corona virus itself. How are the states that made the hard decision to keep their economy going vs locking it down supposed to feel when in the end states like California who had one of the strictest lockdowns that even drove Elon out of the state ended up getting a bailout anyway..the right thing apparently doesn’t matter when you have access to unlimited fiat money. Lessened learned from the guy who paid and went to work like a sucker
Landlord are holding shelter hostage, not providing it.
Cool infographic that shows the top-selling SUVs by State over the last 5 years
I hope there is an unemployment/income test for individuals receiving this benefit, and a means test for the companies receiving it.

There is no reason for individuals who were employed throughout covid to receive this. Same for multinational rental companies who operated in the green throughout the pandemic.

I don't think my sliver of hope in public policy could handle it otherwise.

Meanwhile, most of the fully employed people I know with student debt are skipping payments in anticipation of federal loan forgiveness
His "possible link", as far as I can tell, is that because Oumuamua is flat and tumbling, it could be a receiver, and because it could be a receiver, UAPs could be transmitters.

So, you didn't miss the link, because there isn't one.
The OS itself runs on the "bare iron" -- hardware without any software running on it. An OS initializes and manages the hardware and doesn't call on something else to do so.

If you write a program that is launched by an OS you are by definition not manipulating the hardware directly. Those POSIX calls go somewhere.

I write such code from time to time: a boot loader, a small OS, or apps that run with no OS at all.
I appreciate the response! I stand by what I said, but I do appreciate you adding your perspective and sharing links so that others can read what Brave as an organization has to say about these incidents.
> There is exactly zero progress to make it scale in the last 10+ years.

Lol, literally this week: https://taproot.watch/