skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem with facebook is that it plays with fire every day. Kills innocent people every day. But they have a fire department, so they can't be all bad right?

If you can't do what you do in a way that isn't this harmful to the world, then you always have the choice to just stop it.

These are all smart people. They could be working on anything else and be successful at it. But they are scared of change. The money is too good.

I just wish the people working at facebook that are decent, that they would just leave and go work somewhere else.

And that we stop debating whether Zuckerberg is redeemable. He is not. He is a psycho. He is why it escalates this much. He is a monster. Beyond all the lies, he intends the damage he does to the world. Maybe someone bullied him as a child. Maybe he is just not well. I don't know.
Can make it, but I believe there is likely a point where sellers and buyers utility value considerations cross. That is seller considers price of car to be same as buyer considers this. As these two values are not necessarily tied together. Maybe needs of both parties are different.
It also also means sleep 24/7 in for example northern sweden during the winter
p< 0.05 and the table of results shows p < 0.001
Kinda hard to follow if you live in the nordic regions of the world like moi.

At winter time it get really dark really fast and usually there is only sunlight for a couple of hours per day.
Don't forget the "financial requirement". You need to prove you earn more than £18,600 (more for each child). That's significantly harder to prove if, for some strange reason, you are not a fulltime employee of BigCorp.
probably you were in a hurry or distressed and didn't read the text while deleting the account and probably, you have disabled your account. They will offer an option to disable account in case you change your mind later. Please stop spreading misinformation.
The Duo Power plastic anchors shown in the article are made by Fischer.

I used to live in an old building in Sweden where the external walls were made of thick concrete containing large stones and straw(!) The cheap drill bits I had did not last for long.
I think that essentially, because of the supreme court's interpretation of money as speech, it would be very difficult to pass a law to get money out of politics without the SCOTUS overturning it. So at that point you need a constitutional ammendment or to pack/replace the supreme court. Both of these are incredibly ambitious things to do. So it's probably that this freedom bucks idea is a way of dis-empowering the private money in politics by making it compete with public money.
Now I'm glad I started this Ask HN as your response is eye opening. You should write a blogpost about it.
>Zuck: they “trust me”

>Zuck: dumb fucks

This is the only zuck statement that I can truly trust.
They are stuck aboard thus not counted,

> “Travel restrictions during the pandemic was the main factor affecting the size of the (citizen) and PR population in 2021, as more (citizens) and PRs were staying overseas continuously for 12 months or more, who therefore were not counted as part of the resident population,” the National Population and Talent Division said.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/singapore-populati...
Life requires a stable environment in which persistent structures can be maintained over long periods of time. High temperatures are inimical to that. This is why we live in a part of the universe where temperatures rarely rise much above a few hundred degrees Kelvin. Above that most complex chemical structures break down.
June 2019 is also included. July 2019 is missing.
Not perfect, but i am seing improvements as more government services are moving online.

One example is passport. Previously it took few months and you had to bribe multiple offices to get a passport faster. Now you get passport within a week. And the only physical link left is the police verification.
Vehicle registration, transfer etc also moved online recently and reduced the scope of bribe there.
Land registration and records are also in the process of moving online.

But on the other side, corruption at political level etc are not reducing .
>Wake up at sunrise, go to bed at sunset.

So 9am and 5pm respectfully for me I guess.

That being said the key to it all for a relatively healthy person is mental and physical fatigue and lack of stress.

On the other hand... my wife used to live near loading-unloading train station and worked at 2 jobs for some time. Takes her 10 minutes to fall asleep regardless.
Hah, curious, my first thought was, how is a law going to stop 2 people attracted to each other. But on second thoughts, if the maid knows there's no way she can get married/a passport by boinking the husband, she will find him less attractive.

And before the woke brigade shows up, yes in my -- hopefully not antiquated -- mind, status has a lot of influence in attraction, guys (well women too) want attractive mates to feel good about themselves and women find richer men attractive.
Why this Website is not, and may never be, HTTPS
Oh no! Is everything ok with https://www.twitch.tv/mr_goxx ?? ∑8^B
So true. The code describes real hardware - wires, gates, registers, memory macros. And those are finite resources. The FPGA tools allocate resources and map them to specific instances on the FPGA chip. In an ASIC there are more freedom, but the chip area, number of metal layers to route signals and delay, power sets constraints. Understanding that writing something in SystemVerilog, VHDL actually allocates physical, electrical objects is very important.

It is not bit patterns stored in a memory and interpreted, executed by something as a sequence of instructions. Routing congestion for example doesn't exist as a concept in SW.
> Waiting for what is in Part 2.

Twitch likely stores a lot of payment information too, i don't see why they would be better secured than anything else in this dump. Could get interesting
(12) How Do Marketers Find and Collect Leads from LinkedIn?
If anyone is struggling with sleep, I highly recommend episode 1-3 of the Huberman Lab podcast (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-XfCl-HpRM), it has literally changed my life. Dr. Huberman is a Neurobiologist at Stanford and explains the science of sleep vs just telling you to not look at bright screens at night.

I struggled with sleeping for 20+ years, now I easily wake up early.

The biggest game changer: Sunlight in your eyes within 30 minutes of waking up. Try morning walks for 1 week (without sunglasses) and your life will be changed.
Almost any grocery store in the US has fresh fruit and vegetables, even Walmart. Not every location in the US has an easily accessible grocery store. Further US food subsidies are huge but don’t apply to fruits or vegetables so their relatively more expensive.

Food banks are also significantly less likely to carry fresh vegetables vs canned ones.
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Ctrl+ commands do not respect alternative keyboard layout; ctrl c maps to ctrl i
Our schooling drills the near divinity of our founding fathers and the constitution they created into us from a very young age.
Has anyone here managed to reduce the frequency of waking to pee at night (e.g. by controlling liquid intake)? For me it’s 2 times/ night with difficulty going back to sleep so fairly huge disturbance.
How to build a low tech solar panel?
Even if it was proved beyond doubt that it adversely affected people, nobody would want to hear it. It took half a century to make the case for smoking - and here it's even less immediate cause/effect, and with far larger industries and conveniences assosiated.
https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/fancontrol/fancontrol.8...
https://github.com/vitorafsr/i8kutils
My issue is with Facebook, not with the network effect itself. Happy to use the network effect to get people off Facebook.
Yep it will allow you to select a project from your JIRA instance and only count throughput from that project in the calculations.
On my bottle it just says "Vitamin D: 15 μg" on the bottle.

Apparently 1 μg = 40 IU for vitamin D, but different per vitamin.
Get them onto Element, it's brilliant! [1]. Matrix is an aggressively open garden - it even bridges to other social networks [2].

[1]: https://element.io/

[2]: https://matrix.org/bridges/
How _dare_ they not having xmpp and matrix accounts while I, the real mensch, selfhost both _servers_.

And what's with all the downmods and downright flags lately? I'm trying to be funny here.
Why make it so narrow? Simply does viewing X behaviour promote X behaviour? A hundred years of advertising says yes.
Actually, this is a dupe ... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28759630
Paywall bypass: https://archive.is/8FDGE
Critical Role is a relatively big deal.

They did a Kickstarter to turn the first season of the live DnD campaign into an animated show, which finished at over 10 million.

The rights have been bought by Amazon and it will release on Prime.
Well, millions of rows of data is tiny these days: if you have 100_000 IOT devices, each generate on average 10 telemetry points a second, that's already 1M writes per second. Storing these telemetry for a week and you already have 600 billions rows.

Of course that's a oversimplification, but the data generated today is mind-boggling large compared to the 90s.
The same often applies at work though. Someone who is known as the top 'x' in their company/field gains social status among that peer group, if they're interested in that sort of thing. After all you spend a lot of time with work colleagues when you're at work.
Same here, another similar endveour around the time was the Amiga reboot attempt as TAO,

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/03/a-history-of-the-ami...

https://www.eetimes.com/amiga-reborn-via-tao-alliance/
Kinda works as a tongue-in-cheek internal code name.
that problem was solved like 25 years ago, just ignore everyone who you didn't seek out yourself by default. Basically, make liberate use of the block functionality.
From what I'm aware, nutrition science isn't even close to settled. But I agree, that the types of fats are important to consider. Not a single company is documenting the different fatty acid compounds in their products for regulators or consumers to read from what I'm aware. Perhaps that could be a good first step

But yes, it is extremely complicated and there are numerous things that aren't being considered when its simplified down to just "high X foods"
Could you share some supporting articles regarding 2-3 day fasting?
This was the trick that made it possible for me to stop being addicted to Facebook. You don’t have to fight the urge to load the app. You get a strange sense of satisfaction from slowly unfollowing everything. And the more you unfollow, the less what you’re shown is interesting. You retrain your brain by getting less and less dopamine hits from the action you couldn’t control. Then a day comes where you load the app and there’a simply nothing to see.
"AI" also gets used for cosmetic reasons. I knew a startup that got acquired. They had a .ai domain with no AI product whatsoever.
Not really:

Consumer ovens work around a nominal 2.45 gigahertz (GHz)—a wavelength of 12.2 centimetres (4.80 in) in the 2.4 GHz to 2.5 GHz ISM band
>The biggest game changer: Sunlight in your eyes within 30 minutes of waking up.

I don't think the sun rises for another hour after I wake up for work.
> PS: Make sure to change your Twitch (and possibly Prime) password. Twitch is already prompting users to do so based on Reddit posts.

This is not worth worrying about. If Twitch is making you reset your password, that means you don’t need to hurry because they’ve already locked your account. If your password hash leaked, the important thing isn’t Twitch, it’s every other place you used the same password.
No humor allowed. HN is srs bsns
Most actual peer-reviewing is bogus, facile comments, by people not even bothering to read the paper (when they're not in cahoots with the author and journal).
Disagree.

- I explicitly check to avoid any "disabling".

- The only intent was to permanently delete the account.

- You can believe me or not and I did it really careful.
This is a very naive approach for a number of reasons:

1). You're only sampling a tiny fraction of the space of possibilities. The example using two dice having 36 outcomes makes it seem like you're in a very well behaved world. But the total number of possible samples is n_possible_values ^ n_dice, so with three dice you have 216 possible outcomes, with 4 dice 1296, with 10 60466176. The growth is exponential in the number of variables, with predictable results.

2). The distribution of delivery times is not normal, experience shows it's much closer to a power law with a small number of tasks exploding beyond any reasonable expectations.

3). No critical path. A task can't be completed before it's critical path is completed. Since you allow subtasks to vary your critical path needs to be calculated for each run. With 1). and 2). it basically means that you have no idea if you've gotten a good representation of the sample space of critical paths.

If you run a simulation that samples a tiny fraction of your probability space you have no idea what monsters lurk in the background when the problem space is one prone to explosions.

In short: beware of tap dancing in minefields when blindfolded.
Which messaging app do you think most people would join… one with nobody else using it, or one with everyone else using?
> Also, why would you use stable coins

- Because merchants do not want a volatile currency.

- Because people in countries with weaker currencies might be interested in accepting/transacting in something that gives them USD/EUR/GBP/JPY.

- Because there are DeFI protocols that are giving better returns than any savings account ever could.
Sounds like the good old Third Way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Way
I like to think of this as a game, with one player choosing the axioms and the other choosing a model. If the first player picks a (countable) set of axioms, the second player can always respond with a countable model. Likewise, if the second player picks a countable model, the first player can always extend the axioms in a consistent way, to rule out that model. This can alternate back-and-forth forever.

Uncountability is hence a 'leaky abstraction': something we want to investigate and study in general terms, even though particular occurances might have some loophole/edge-case.

I think about infinity and infinitesimals in a similar way, like iterative processes (e.g. the natural numbers arise from a process that increments; calculus arises from iteratively shrinking 'dx', e.g. by halving; etc.). Combining/interleaving such processes is tricky, so it's often more convenient to take their limits individually and manipulate those as objects; that's justified if those manipulations could potentially be implemented by some interleaving, but can otherwise result in paradoxes (e.g. Thomson's lamp)
> You seem to suggest Manuel Valls has also been prime minister under Macron presidency (after having been under Hollande's), which he hasn't.

Thanks for correction. I thought he was prime minister of Macron, but that was in fact Edouard Philippe. I must have confused with Jean-Yves le Drian, previously Ministry of Defense (under Hollande) then Foreign Affairs (under Macron).

> and both wings being plagued with moral/financial scandals

I don't agree with all of their politics, but when was the last time you heard the NPA or LO (left-wing parties) had a financial/moral scandal? I've never heard of any.

> you may as well consider that the left/right dichotomy is broken, or that the parties broke it joyfully

Left/Right dichotomy (collectivism/capitalism) is as alive as ever, in terms of politics. But the "left" and "right" labels have lost any form of sense when parts of the left in the 80/90s started accepting capitalism, applying right wing programs (eg. neoliberalism) and then started to campaign/act on extreme-right ideas (eg. anti-immigration measures). But the media apparatus have not called them out on moving right and continue to call them "left" without any form of meaning. That's why we're so confused about the terms, at least in Western Europe and North America.

> more subtle and demanding understanding than just left/right, progress/conservatism, is not completely absurd either

Oh sure, we have to look at the measures behind the keywords. I think that was exactly my point to begin with: that just because you say "neither left nor right" doesn't mean you aren't very very very right-wing. And having a "progress party" with the leader's face placated everywhere and no actual discussions of the most pressing issues we face as an entire species is not giving me a lot of confidence.
Python 3.10: Cool New Features for You to Try – Real Python
Volkswagen adding 100 ID.4 to their WeShare car sharing fleet in Berlin
> Your entire model of the world is broken, Mark. No wonder nothing makes sense.

+100

This has been the consistent picture of Mark from the very beginning of Facebook. ‘Stupid fs gave me their info’

As titzer said, the actions speak louder than the words and Mark’s actions over the years have never varied from their hyper focus.
Your #4 is in the FAQ:

Q: Why is there no player only version?

A: In our humble opinion far too many things treat people just as consumers. We'd rather the game was really cheap than remove the chance for someone to discover that they like creating.

You never know, one week a session will be canceled last minute and one of your players might start noodling around in build mode and discover there is a story inside them they want to tell. This is worth so much more to us than splitting the product could ever bring.

Your 1 and 3 are as well: https://talespire.com/faq
The best wall anchor review I've seen.
MRAM technologies: from space applications to unified cache memory?
It didn't end very well in the book. Hopefully this case goes well.
My insomnia was fixed using vitamin d and magnesium. Magnesium has by far the bigger impact.
It doesn't prevent identify theft. Someone can still create an account using your name.
In general yes. ASIC designs are prototyped using FPGAs. You often can't run at full clock speed. But can do orders more test cycles than in a simulator.

But FPGAs are also used as final target technology. When volume is too low, time to market too tight, where flexibility is important, FPGAs are used. Building an ASIC takes 12-15-24 months (depending on design complexity, target process), and a respin (due to an error) of parts of the design adds months before the product can be released.

Base stations for 3G/LTE/5G is a good example. They used to be built with a combination of ASICs and DSPs. But this took too long to develop, and was to rigid to handle upgrades (soft upgrade from 3G to LTE was/is a great selling point). Using FPGAs reduced development time, and provided generational upgrade in a much better way. Don't replace boards, just SW and FPGA bitstreams.
If you're healthy enough to "bicycle commute", you might not need IF in the first place...
Insanely high or insanely low? I actually felt kind of weird that I make more as a software engineer than some of these legit celebrities (not the very top ones of course, but still more than many of the ones I follow or have heard of)
You can emulate this effect via Dawn Simulators
Sqlfluff the SQL Linter for Humans
Another one of these "eggs are good"/"eggs are bad" flip flops that happens every few years. Before this the "science" was that too much vitamin D disrupts sleep. In fact it seems to have disrupted mine. It's 4AM, and I can't sleep even after taking a MJ brownie. I take 2000IUs daily and my values are "normal" now. And yet I've been suffering from insomnia shortly after I started taking this supplement. Who do I believe now, my own body or someone at the NIH?
Cordless impact drivers or even 230V ones like Bosch Advanced Impact do not perform well on reinforced concrete. You need a pneumatic hammer drill. Visually they are quite different because of the SDS head.
Some languages have more than one word for blue, like Russian where sky blue and deep blue are separate: https://blogs.unimelb.edu.au/sciencecommunication/2016/09/10...
There actually is a really good tool for auditing such systems.

https://learntla.com/introduction/

I discovered it here on HN just recently, in a comment on a new tool in the same problem space.
Sun. One of requirements for rent—must have east/south-east facing window.
Perhaps we should help Zuck a little, and ban advertising in any social media application. That should at least set the incentives straight.
It's important to note that Yang's organization is just a PAC, and not a political party (yet). Yang doesn't need to outline a full platform because the organization will support any politician that lines up with the platform. Once the group does become a political party, it will most definitely need to stake positions on more "controversial" issues.
I would not call Element brilliant. I have had a hard time getting others to adopt it. Fluffychat (Matrix client as well) is more user-friendly.
I knew a startup founder who was spending 10-15K Euros on marketing each month. He knew the startup was a dead-end but had raised money and wanted a "managed X million $ budget" bullet point on his resume so he could apply for high-level job positions later on. It came down to fundraising for resume building.
That depends on your definition of sexual. If you have someone in underwear with the sole purpose of arousing people of the opposite sex, that is pretty sexual to me.
If Facebook is the problem, is a social media regulator the fix?
>The biggest game changer: Sunlight in your eyes within 30 minutes of waking up. Try morning walks for 1 week (without sunglasses) and your life will be changed.

For me I had to also really avoid light at night. F.lux or Windows Night Mode is not enough. You gotta suffer with strong indoor lightblocker glasses, or use e-ink or something at night.

And in the winter there sometimes isn't enough sun. You need a LOT of lightbulbs to make up the difference. A minimum of 10 100-watt bulbs in my experience, and even more is better.

The real test if this will help you: think back to a time when you were camping, or maybe a child at a summer camp in the woods, or a vacation somewhere without lots of light at night and where you got lots of sun in the morning. Did your sleep schedule naturally shift to become more regular? If it did, then light therapy has a very high chance of helping you.
Payment information would be tokenized and can only be used with their own merchant account. I'd be very surprised if they stored raw card data.
"Microwaves" as in "the part of the electromagnetic spectrum we call microwaves".

And as they correctly point out, that consumer ovens use a specific frequency has nothing to do with it being a resonance frequency of water, but it being a reasonable to use and legal frequency to do so. They would work on 1 GHz or 5 GHz too.
> but the data generated today is mind-boggling large compared to the 90s.

For what percentage of companies would you say your statement is true?
> they have created a system of incentives that are inexorably leading to harmful outcomes

If the people inside are "smart, thoughtful, kind, well-intentioned people", they would have tried to work around the incentive, influence them, denounce them, or quit.

It rarely happened. Most of the time, the just take the money, and goes with the flow.
Hints and Principles for Computer System Design, Butler Lampson 1983
>and a careful review of research in humans as opposed to rodents seems unable to back either of them up.

Well, research might not say that IF or low carb have X or Y benefits. They might very well not have any major benefit by themselves.

But they very much say that lower BMI has tons of benefits, from heart to cognition.

So if IF and/or low carb helps you achieve this BMI, then you should (and would) have had those other benefits too.