skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, if you can modify the client, then you simply, dont encrypt the messages.
I wonder if that's specific to the US and other western nations.

One thing I've noticed is that vegetables are rather tasteless in the US. Vegetables in Asia are packed with flavor, and maybe they are also packed with nutrients as well?
https://archive.is/fJYkw
> Linux distros are fundamentally more useful computer systems

Last I checked I can’t play 1080p Netflix on them so I’d say the above is questionable for the average user.

Big fan too but the year of the Linux desktop is still a way off
It's very hard to beat index funds, few funds beat them year after year. So, call a mutual fund company(vanguard is very good) and tell them that you want to invest in index funds. They will guide you on what to do.

Add funds on a regular basis until you need it. It will grow. Keep in mind that the returns will be a wavy ride but ultimately it will be positive.

We are starting to hear criticisms on index funds but we have yet to find a better long term way to grow wealth for the individual investor. Specially for people that don't want to make finance there life's work.
The marketplace of ideas has failed. I wish it weren’t true. I loved the concept. Russia killed it. Trolls killed it. Fake news killed it. Click bait killed it. It’s sad and I mourn it. Free speech on the internet isn’t looking too hot. We must demand that platforms do more to police what people can send and post. I don’t envy their position. Perhaps one of the new user-controlled data models will help. Perhaps AI will help. Perhaps only human-moderation will work. I don’t know but I don’t see things getting better.
Well, canadian industrial cheese is a thing, but small artisanal quality products with terroir qualities is also vibrant. You can find over 300 different hand-crafted of these gems within a 3h drive from Montreal.. In places where PC products are far and remote. Even in Eastern Ontario and New-Brunswick.
Might depend on your environment too, I generally find the newer you can get for systemd the better off you are (which is really quite high praise!). Unfortunately the life cycle for some of our environments is quite long for things like RHEL7 -> RHEL8.
And even if you do happen to need Windows for the odd application every now and then, it generally runs just fine as a virtual machine guest under QEMU+KVM. Interestingly, for Windows 11 Microsoft even seems to have explicitly removed all these awkward hardware requirements when the system detects that it is running as a virtual machine guest [0], making such a setup (Windows as VM guest only) even more worthy of consideration here.

[0] Section 5 from https://download.microsoft.com/download/7/8/8/788bf5ab-0751-...
Should we be backing up/ mirroring the domain?
The correct URL has changed to https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57628653/ (BBC removed the .html that was originally at the end of the URL for some reason).

Ps. Since the URL of a submission cannot be changed by the submitter, is there an @hn moderator that can edit the URL? What is the best way to update it?
Non-tech Cofounders wanted for MAVEN.video
Since I just finished making jam from it let me tell you a secret: bird netting exists. No wasps or slugs in them and mostly no worms.

In this case, sour cherries. Sour cherries are great because almost no worms (only in the variety I have that has the highest sugar content and not many either). The bird netting really helps. Last year no crop, today about 7 pints of jam and I can probably get the same again in a few weeks when the rest ripe s. This is from 3 trees that are about 4 years old now. They're the University of Saskatchewan types (Romeo, Juliet, Crimson passion etc.).

I would say at least 90% of the crop looks saleable. Of course they're sour cherries and they're much smaller than the sweet cherries everyone knows and buys at the store. Other than the bird netting these are completely hands off. No chemicals, completely organic. All they get is compost from all the leaves (the city trucks will not get mine ever!) and guinea pig poop (basically nicely processed grass/hay).
According to Microsoft’s own Health Check app the 16” MacBook Pro isn’t supported under Windows 11. I suspect this is because no TPM is presented from the T2.
Even 2 year old $1-$2k 18 core 9980XE's aren't compatible. That's crazy.
a tiny advice: can the blog author do some separation between his next and previous article? it's really hard to read unless you hover your mouse over one of them otherwise. link to what i'm talking about:

https://ibb.co/kc0HKy9
It is my understanding that one of the initial driving forces behind NeoVim was to allow for easier embedding, such as what you appear to be doing here. If this is true, why did you decide to go with traditional vim rather than NeoVim? Additionally, since nvim lets you choose between Lua or Vimscript for configuration/extension, and I personally find Lua far more intuitive than Vimscript...
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandera_de_Breta%C3%B1a
And they don't improve with repetition.
What an utter weird comment. I've been using both OS-es, and gnome on Linux is miles ahead of windows in terms of UX and general usability. Windows feels clunky, there are always two ways to configure any one thing. The only thing that is better on Windows is certain software availability, which has very little to do with Windows itself. People really think Linux is a bad experience, when it hasn't been true for the past 5 years.
Microsoft has spent a ton of time lately bolstering their green credentials--such as this recent pledge to be carbon negative by 2030. https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2020/01/16/microsoft-will-b... But then they show that those pledges are all windows dressing when it comes to obsoleting perfectly acceptable computers with Windows 11...
Even if this was true, which it is not, if you have nutrient deficiencies you need supplements not better food.

In present day Western society if you don't get everything you need, which will be from disease, alcoholism, age, lack of sun or specific diets like Vegan, food cannot accurately help.
> You bitcoin people are completely delusional. You would need your head buried under several meters of sand to not know any of this already.

You really are confused. I'm pretty much against cryptocurrencies, I see no benefit in it, read the thread 3 or more times again.

> The drug stores never closed. They've been open the entire time, and the entire time they have only accepted cash.

So you can purchase these drugs such as weed legally in Texas, Georgia, Idaho and all these other states right?
It may not be lazy engineers so much as senior engineers leaving, and new seniors not effectively mentored and grown.
Me too! September 2021 marks my 20th year.

It and all of FOSS have brought me more joy than I can ever repay.
You can’t overdose magnesium orally if you have healthy kidneys. The worst that can happen is a bit of diarrhea.
I'm not making any assumptions, I am simply describing their behavior. They leaked tens of thousands of mundane and uninteresting documents about Democrats, but when it comes to Republicans the documents won't be published unless they are "controversial" to use Assange's exact wording. There is no explanation for that which meshes with the idea that they are a neutral platform.
A shower elbow at HD is $6.95. Double what it was a year ago. Then again, HD has slowly raised the price on everything since most competitors closed.
bitcoin is way less private than cash.
Several reasons. a) It's much faster to put something on Twitter. b) It's much better for conversation. c) Many more people see it on Twitter. d) When I have time, I can write a blog post, incorporating feedback from the Twitter discussion.
Please don't take HN threads into generic ideological flamewar. It's tedious, nasty, and the last thing we want here.

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Gun violence in the Black community is given a fairly robust explanation following this theory: many Black males live in a sort of compressed space of socio-economic mobility enabled by a number of pressures. But what would be more stranger to consider is that the male cultural leaders, who should be providing "distant models", do the opposite and portray themselves as "undifferentiated" from the average man on the street: everyone keeps it "hood", "stay Black", or "keeps it real", and Black men who don't replicate this lack of differentiation, like myself, are scapegoated as "white", "gay", or both (also see the response to former HW boxing champ Deontay Wilder's viral misunderstanding with podcaster Radio Raheem). You never hear of white celebrities getting shot in a beef, but you hear about his from Black males celebrity or not; mainstream rap hegemony in Black culture has been a thoroughgoing force in eradicating differentiation in being and desire, hence the disproportionately violent competition since mimetic desire lacks distance. So its a stupid double-bind: refuse distance/differentiation and be prey to mimetic violence, or accede to distance/differentiation and be prey to scape-goating. Its interesting to note that the big rising star in the Black podcast world, Kevin Samuels, whose message is that Black men and women need to reassert and respect gender differentiation as the first step in ameliorating the state of the Black community and Black women's relationship issues in particular, has also been accused of being a closet homosexual (no offense to anyone in the LBTQ+ community this is just the nature of the beast). This tension of "undifferentiation" is probably strongest in the Black community than anywhere else in America, hence why we use words like "sellout", "white", "bougie": anything different looks like class differentiation, even if that's not the point of the difference.
Lots of foods selected for shelf life.

Used to be mostly winter crops that needed that proviso. To wit: one of the two garlics I grow has a 4 month longer shelf life than the other. The one has to be planted in the fall or you risk losing most of your seed cloves by late spring. The other, I just planted a second crop, from garlic harvested last fall. They were not in awesome shape, but about 80% went in the ground.
The Ariane 5 failure was much more interesting than that.

The designers recycled the Ariane 4's "inertial platform" IMU but neither adjusted its parameters for expected Ariane 5 conditions, nor bothered to test it in such conditions. When flight accelerations exceeded Ariane 4's design parameters, the inertial platform sent debug messages down the channel meant for input to the engine gimbals. The engine gimbals interpreted those error messages as measurements, and steered accordingly, triggering destruction of the rocket and its payload of two (then) $200M+ satellites.

Many things could have prevented the failure. Checking the IMU specs against, or actually testing the IMU under, projected flight conditions would have revealed the problem. Not building the code in debug-mode, or not sending debug messages down some random control channel, or (on the receiving end) ignoring ill-formed input to the steering system, would have allowed the mission to complete.

In subsequent flights the software on the IMU was adjusted to expect accelerations that had been originally projected and did occur, and all was well. I don't know whether it will still send debug messages to the engines in case of a booboo, or whether the engines would ignore debug messages now.

Note that there was no actual need for the checks that resulted in the error messages. They were assertions of the sort that most Europeans of the time believed should be left in production code. I doubt this experience changed many of their minds.
Yes, proteins and carbs reduce feelings of hunger. But nutrient deficiencies cause food cravings. That's why people who eat high-calorie meals with few vitamins and minerals tend to overeat, they satiate their hunger but the cravings remain.
Android allows any system app to update apps, whether the system app is Google Play Store or not.
The "coding train" youtube channel is actually very interesting. He works on a wide variety of projects and shows how he thinks and solves problems.

https://youtube.com/c/TheCodingTrain
When the mRNA vaccine is injected into your arm muscles some of it ends up in the cells of the muscle and some of it ends up in the intercellular fluid. The latter drains via the lymphatic system and will end up in the lymph nodes in the upper body on the side you got the shot it (which is a good place to end up since the lymph nodes are a major site for immune response). Some will end up in the blood, and so might end up elsewhere.

Whatever cells it ends up in, the mRNA has them make the spike protein. That spike protein ends up attached to the outside surface of the cell that made it and it stays there [1].

If you injected spike protein directly, it could end up anywhere. I don't know if this has been tested in humans yet, but there has been research in mice where spike protein injected damaged their lungs [2].

[1] https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/05/04/sp...

[2] https://www.contagionlive.com/view/spike-protein-of-sars-cov...
You’re being disingenuous.

The conversation started about nutrient depleted junk food vs whole foods.

And now you’re comparing two different types of whole foods.
"Hate Speech" is a super political term, and I would argue probably should have special protection at this point. It's not much of a leap to see this used to enforce current political orthodoxy.

We already have laws about inciting to violence as I understand it, which is justifiable. This makes it an offence to "expresses detestation or vilification of a person or group on the basis of a prohibited ground of discrimination".
The fact you can get auto upgraded from 7 to 10 at all is concerning
Right, and it appears to be a completely different model than that presented in the article.

What’s interesting is that a significant fraction of the products at Daiso are made in Japan. Not by any means the majority, but a lot of the simple injection modeled products (containers), some of the ceramic plates and bowls, some of the chopsticks.

It’s pretty shocking to me that they can make these products domestically and sell them for ~$1. But I suspect for simple products the economics of making these items locally still makes sense, when compared with shipping a bulky object which is largely air.
Please do not take HN threads further into flamewar, regardless of how wrong someone else is or you feel they are. It's exactly the opposite of what this site is supposed to be for.
That’s because games aren’t designed to take advantage of NVME drives. Direct storage basically connects the ssd to the gpu for fast asset streaming. You will notice when games made for the Xbox get ported to windows 11. It’s seriously an amazing leap in game technology.
Please do not take HN threads further into flamewar, regardless of how wrong someone else is or you feel they are. It's exactly the opposite of what this site is supposed to be for. Crossing into personal attack is particularly not ok.
GoLand actually does this.

But the point is not my preference to use the actual, proper symbols, but rather the technically unnecessary decision forced upon me that says I cannot.
its hard to see how that requirement extends to audio/video surveillance, MITMing TLS streams, scrutinizing social media with automated software.

But, it may indeed have to be addressed at the legislative level. I have dim hopes for US legislation forcing anybody to un-spy on innocent people.
This is absolutely one of my favorite sites - especially since the responsive design update. The isotope search is absolutely gorgeous, along with the new format, in general. I may be a bit biased though, since it was this website that got me into web development and serious programming in general. (At that time, ptable wasn't responsive and I wanted to create a different periodic table site that had that feature). I'm glad ptable is being featured here - while I was at college I was surprised to find that not a significant majority of people knew about the site. Even for high school chemistry, it's orders of magnitude easier to use compared to the textbook or online ad-hoc element search queries.
Haven’t had any issues with citrate. I use natural calm (brand) and tend to take the minimum dose only as needed.
Please don't post flamebait and/or unsubstantive comments to HN.

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Moderation feels irrelevant if the host is unwilling out encouraging the behavior. I wonder if they best approach it better DNS blocking. ISPs forced to comply with law, however alternate DNS "get the full internet" are left legal. I want to be careful with opening the door to banning sites/people from the internet. I can't imagine leaving the system in place as-is an acceptable solution.
Would you rather have tumours?
> If the goal were simply to make sure that Feta always tastes like "authentic"
Feta, then the regulations would focus on ingredients, process and the final
product. But regulations about where the product is produced exist because
producers want to exclude competition.

This is not true and you don't know things as well as you think you do. PDO
regulations absolutely focus precisely on ingredients, process and the final
product.

For example, PDO regulations for feta stipulate, among other details, that it
must be made with sheep's milk with the addition of up to 30% goat's milk and
that the milk must come from animals born and bred in the Greek regions of
Thessaly, Thrace, Epirus, Macedonia, Central Greece, Peloponse and Lesvos, from
the breeds adapted to the area and reared by traditional methods. The fat
content of the milk must be at least 6% w/w and the pH of the milk before the
cheese is made must be at least 6.5. The milk must be made into cheese at most
48 hours after milking. The finished cheese must be aged for at least two months
in brine containing 7% NaCl w/w. The final product must be a cheese
"distinguished by its slightly acid and salty taste and its properties of mild
lipolysis" (lipolysis imparts a piquant taste to cheese), with a maximum water
content of 58%, minimum fat content of 43%, and 2% salt in water. There are more
detailed instructions here:

https://ec.europa.eu/geographical-indications-register/eambr...

So the PDO regulates the provenance of the sheep milk, as well as the location
the cheese is manufactured, but obviously the focus is on the quality and
organoleptic characterisics of the ingredients in the specified territories,
and that because the same characteristics are not reproducible in different
territories (for example because the breeds of milk producing animals are
different and the flora they feed on, and therefore the soil bacteria that
flavour this flora, are different).

I also note that most "feta" cheese made outside Greece is actually made with
cow's milk. For example, this was the case with French, German and Danish "feta"
before Greece successfully defended its PDO and it is still the case today for
feta made in the US. I'm not sure about Australia, but it's probably the same
there. In Greece, cheese made in the same way as feta but with cow's milk is
called "telemes" and is also a PDO cheese.

As far as I can tell, no "feta" cheese made outside Greece has the piquant taste
imparted to cheese milk by lipases, that characterises Greek feta.
IPAs were made in Britain.
I confused nothing. In your examples, the court isn't the arbiter of truth, they examine the truth as an input to interpret and apply the law. They aren't deciding the truth as an output, except as it relates to the law and their rulings.

Once you have a courtroom deciding 'the truth' without respect to the law, that is my exit signal for that particular society.
Ok, but I'm not commenting about Cuba, for or against. I'm commenting only about internet flamewar dynamics. The comment would be the same if the political polarity were reversed, so it's a misreading to take it as ammunition in favor of any political position.
It will make games like cyberpunk run faster. Their world streamer is a chugger.
According to this [1] it's cultivated in yeast:

> Su cultivo se realiza en células de levadura, lo que la diferencia de "Soberana 2"

"Iit's cultivated in yeats, what differentiates it from 'Soberana 2' " (Another Cuban vaccine)

[1] https://www.swissinfo.ch/spa/coronavirus-cuba--previsi%C3%B3...
Relevant thread on kiwi farms by Byuu/Near before he committed suicide: https://kiwifarms.net/threads/byuu-byuu_nyan-setsunakun0.430...
In 2017, a Massachusetts woman was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for coaxing her (then) boyfriend to suicide.
It seems highly plausible to me that that's part of the story.

Another part of the story is that modern food is designed to be super-tasty: http://www.paulgraham.com/addiction.html
I don't get it, is it a team of developers who committed suicide or just one person? Also why do they care so much what some forum in the internet write about them? can't they just ignore it? or are they doing some real damage to these people?
I believe the patches are all community sourced. They tend to be well made but they're not something the average consumer would use. It's hit or miss as to whether they work with your particular model.
Depends where you live, but heirloom tomatoes and such are very popular at farmers markets up here, and available at the better stores. (example image from a quick google: https://i1.wp.com/www.seedtopantry.com/wp-content/uploads/20... ) Berry season up here is awesome too even in the major markets, because there's such a glut of berries that won't transport out of the region.

I suspect this will be more of a trend across the US. Every time I visit back home in KS I see more people at the farmer's market there, more stuff in the supermarkets that's trying to regain some farm to table authenticity.
I actually don't make that much difference in taste between free range eggs, even home grown, and the industrial kind.
The yolk is usually brighter, but not always. The real difference is usually the shell, which is much thicker and harder for free range eggs.

Home grown tomatoes on the other hand are way better tasting.

I don't know about nutrition value.
The Last–and Only–Foreign Scientist in the Wuhan Lab Speaks Out
It is but compliance is generally lower in a world of Coke and donuts. People just want pills.

On the plus side, we're slowly making the public aware that the DNA theory of cancer isn't actually right and that carbohydrate metabolism is much more powerful.
What about consumers that want a guarantee on the production?

Can you see a world where consumers and producers are not in opposition, and actually have some alignment of interests?
I meant "creative" way less pretentiously than you read it - perhaps more accurate is more like "personalization". People like different things in different amounts, so recipes paint a broad target and let home cooks hit whatever particular point in it that they want.

Like, making a peanut butter sandwich has this factor - different people like different breads and peanut butters in different amounts, so it's up to you to pick something and make it a food. The underspecified quantities and characteristics in a hypothetical peanut butter sandwich "recipe" are just a hint that you have wide latitude to make choices.
I only discovered higan a couple days ago.

What a loss of talent, especially the loss of someone who dedicated so much time to a passion project with tremendous contribution to the community.

Is there a way to keep their home page online?
All it takes is

X& x = *p; // p might be 0.
Y& y = p->y;

It is the responsibility of whoever made the reference not to dereference a null pointer when initializing it. In the second form, it wouldn't help if you could check for a null &y, because it (probably) wouldn't be null anyway.
A vaccine is effective by triggering a small immune reaction within your body. They are essentially very small amounts of X virus, so that your body can trample it and build an immunity to the real thing.