skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Master class can be hit and miss. I liked the gardening one and dog training one, and the negotiating one. But didnt really like Steph Curry's basketball course, or Steve Martin's comedy writing, they just seemed to lack useful substance.

Maybe the bigger the celeb the less thought/work they put into the course.
Hopefully by next year I'll have implemented the pulsed electrical field generator I mention at the end, and then I'll very much have solid-state electronics directly contributing to cider extraction.
I love projects like this: doing something random for the fun of it.
Marketing. Lots of marketing. Mind control is real.

If they told us to cut off our nose today you'd see a lot of noseless Americans tomorrow.
the linked video briefly mentions that google has it's own futexs. What would be the difference between regular futexes and the google implementation?
12 beers over a night is one thing, in 1.5 hours is another. A beer every 7.5 minutes? Just the volume of liquid would leave me uncomfortable.

I have no doubt it happens with some regularity, but that's gotta be a least somewhat noteworthy.
So your logic is that big, known entities can’t go bankrupt or be scams?
The setting in the app expires after a period of time, and requires that you remember to set it again, just like Twitter's algorithmic timeline opt-out.
Thanks. Which browser are you using? I noticed this issue in Firefox but thought I fixed it. I've tested it using the latest versions of Chrome and Firefox and it seemed to work.
Allulose tastes like real sugar. Unfortunately it’s quite expensive and not widely studied. It’s available in the US, but not (yet) in the EU.
This is complete nonsense. If anything VAERS would be over-reported, the people who are most against vaccination, blast it so often I see it in my facebook feed more often than advertisements. Anyone can add to VAERS, and I'm sure with all the antivaxx advertisement of it, they DO. Not to mention that doctors are required to, and report even unrelated deaths that happen right after vaccination. Meanwhile the reporting standards for covid, are the same as flu, nothing's changed there just a bunch of people grasping at straws, toward what goal I can't imagine.
Yes, they indeed are. Though, it could be argued that Google doesn't want anyone else fingerprinting 3B+ Android users other than themselves. Most of their apps ("gapps") are pre-installed with backdoor privileges that can bypass sandbox restrictions in-place for every other (non-OEM) app.
1% of the population is not getting COVID all at once. That's 1% of people who happen to have COVID right now. A much smaller number.
Worse, artificial sweeteners are used in animal farming to make animals gain more weight. This is due to a combination of factors, both increasing appetite as well as feed efficiency.
I believe one of the founders of PowerComputing (one of the original Mac Clone Makers) was an ex-executive from Dell. PowerComputing was really putting the hurt on Apple's sales of computers for a while.
>> "A Nordic study involving Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark found that men under the age of 30 who received Moderna Spikevax had a slightly higher risk than others of developing myocarditis," he said.

> I find it frustrating that we’re still not putting numbers on statements like this in news articles.

This article on the same general topic has numbers:

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/06/health/covid-vaccine-chil...

> A New Vaccine Strategy for Children: Just One Dose, for Now

> Myocarditis, a rare side effect, occurs mostly after the second dose. So in some countries, officials are trying out single doses for children....

> Officials in Hong Kong as well as in Britain, Norway and other countries have recommended a single dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for children ages 12 and older — providing partial protection from the virus, but without the potential harms occasionally observed after two doses....

> Advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reviewed data on myocarditis in June, and unanimously voted to recommend the vaccine for children ages 12 and older, saying the benefits far outweighed the risk.

> Agency research has estimated that for every million vaccinated boys ages 12 to 17 in the United States, the shots might cause a maximum of 70 myocarditis cases, but they would prevent 5,700 infections, 215 hospitalizations and two deaths. Studies have also shown that the risk of heart problems after Covid-19 is much higher than after vaccination....

> The latest analysis, which was published on Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, found that the incidence of myocarditis after vaccination in Israel was highest among males aged 16 to 29. About 11 of every 100,000 males in that age group developed the condition a few days after being vaccinated, a rate higher than most earlier estimates. (The risk was negligible in females of any age.)

That article also had some interesting discussion about reducing vaccination for young people because of myocarditis. Whether that's a wise decision or not really depends on how well the country in question has contained COVID.
I'm sure you've heard of Reza Zarrab, the Kingston Brothers, Sedat Peker, Tosuncuk that comes to my mind from the recent years.

For context, Reza Zarrab is an Iranian-Azeri who laundered Iranian money with help of a major Turkish government owned bank, Halkbank. He flew gold with his private jet for years. He ended up in the witness protection program in the USA. There are very serious allegation of involvement with high ranking Turkish officials. It come to light that Erdogan personally lobbied Trump during his trail.

The Kingston Brothers are some mormon community in Utah that stole billions from the US government and laundered money with the Help of a Turkish businessman. The brothers are now in a US prison, the Businessman is in Switzerland and Turkey and US are fighting over who is going to get him. That businessman also has proven ties, multiple photos with Erdogan and other highly ranked Turkish officials.

Sedat Peker, a mafia boss who was disowned by the political elite that protected him for years. He escaped to Saudi Arabia and start doing tell-all YouTube videos. He again exposed billions and billions of USD of corruption and drug and arms trade. Many of the allegations were proven or confirmed by those involved but almost no action was taken. When it come time to make a video about Erdogan, he was silenced. At that time Turkey and the Saudis had very bad relations, probably that's why he went to Saudi Arabia. When the video time come to Erdogan, the relationships begin to improve, the saudis intervened and the video about Erdogan never came.
Here is his YouTube channel, if you are curious about the Mobster: https://www.youtube.com/c/sedatpekerreis/videos

He got 180 million views! He promised that the next video will be about Erdogan and that video never came.

Tosuncuk, or his real name Mehmet Aydın, is a high school dropout who build an online pyramid scheme in form of a game like farmville. When the scheme collapsed he run away to South America, keeping close to a billion of USD. The exact sum is debatable because he started buying Bitcoins just before the 2018 Bitcoin bull market and run away with unknown amounts of Bitcoins. Just this year, somehow he decided to turn himself in and is promising that he has all the money he collected and can pay back everyone. Again, there were photos of his affiliates posing with the Interior minister and the relatives of the interior minister.

Fascinating stuff are happening in Turkey, sometimes I feel bad for those who don't speak Turkish. Serious next level corruption and drama have been happening the past few years and don't get me started about the stuff that happened from 2013 to 2016. Just amazing. BTW, Turkey's GDP has been in free fall since 2013 and it's definitely not a coincidence.
It's like you never heard of the 2008/2009 financial crisis and how financial contagion works.

Also Coinbase is not so pristine or pure. They were misleading customers with a gentler version of the same thing Tether did. "Coinbase Vowed Token’s All-Cash Backing; That’s Not True". https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-11/coinbase-...
It never did.
Real green USD or just USDT? Can they get the USD in cash? What is the extraction fee?
A Map of Formats – a comprehensive map of file formats use in GIS software
Is it "factual" Biden didn't win through voter fraud? How exactly did you determine this? (to be clear I'm not suggesting he did, only questioning your methods of determining truth).

"Back when it was plausible to get to herd immunity with 60% of adults vaccinated".

That was never possible with these series of vaccines which don't prevent transmission, don't give full protection, and don't last very long. It's frankly stunning to me someone would make such a statement at this point in time.
Of course there is, but that's not the subject of this Wikipedia article...

Imagine if there's an article about what the psychological effects are if you have a family member in deep coma for many years. You're complaining that that article isn't talking about the effects of being in deep coma for many years on a person. They're different subjects!
These policies go far beyond remittances. My understanding is that any business is required to accept bitcoin (through the government wallet system) for payment. In a mainly cash-based society this obviously gives the government more visibility and control.
In my late 20s my back started hurting. Learning how to do pull-ups and a couple other body weight exercises fixed that completely. I've now installed several pull-up bars on the doors I pass through most during the day, lowering the barrier to do quick sets during the day. The pain is gone, my posture has improved and my back has never been stronger.

If you can't do a single pull-up yet, negatives are often recommended but I found them quite difficult and unpleasant. I made good experience with mostly doing closed stance wall push ups and only a few negatives until I managed to do the first real pull-up. Always keep a close eye on form as you progress and don't rush your pull-ups.

Additionally, I highly recommend to do daily shoulder stretching exercises using bands and dead hangs for spine decompression. Your back will thank you!

I really wish they would have taught these kind of high-strength, low-rep muscle-building exercises and why they're important in PE instead of just making everyone run around and jump in circles. We spend so much time in front of our screens and it's much harder to (re-)build muscle than to maintain it. If everyone would learn how to do these exercises with proper form in their early teens and do 30-40mins of workouts 1-2 times a week at school they would enter adulthood with a much stronger and healthier body and should be able to keep it that way with minimal amounts of exercise.
Cloudflare forwards DMCA copyright infringement complaints to the hosting provider, probably automatically to an abuse@ domain that it can detect. I’m not sure if they do the same for any other copyright claims, but they do pass it on to the parties that should be involved.
And coin exchanges are becoming mainstream. There are lots of transactional coins that can be converted into. Although there are still some usability hurdles, it's getting better all the time.
How much time do you spend driving to the drive-through, queueing up at a drive-through, making your order at the drive-through, waiting for your order at the drive-through, receiving the order from the drive-through, and then taking the order from the drive-through home before you eat it?

Add up that time over the course of a week and see how much time you waste on convenience.

You can cook a lot of inexpensive and healthy food in less than an hour. Protein, veg, complex carbs. Get a wok and do some stir fry - you can make a meal in literally 5 minutes then.
Thanks.

> "more real world scenario" "realistic"

I'm of the opinion that "Real programs may not be representative either".

http://www.larcenists.org/Twobit/bmcrock.temp.html

We have to show that they are or discover they are not.
How does this compare to cockroach?
Except a "master class" is usually only given to students that are already well into the introductory-- and often advanced-- stages of learning a craft. And that's not even getting into the structure of how such courses usually function & engage with the students.

People don't have to want to be "masters" in order to be interested in this sort of content, but calling them "master classes" rather waters down the definition quite a bit when someone with an interest but no experience in cinematography now goes around saying with smug pride, "I took a master class with Martin Scorsese".

Language changes and the meaning of words & phrases change, sure. But I guess what I don't like is the deliberate manipulation of language to co-opt it for marketing & profiting contrary to what the current use of the language actually means.
Very cool. I keep middle-clicking the Delwin button, which my browser interprets differently than I want.
I would argue because the relative utility is higher. A higher percentage change in that person's purchasing power.

OP though was arguing that that poorer people will spend it better, which might be true as well since the rich tend to hoard.
Mozilla jumped the shark when they started bundling opt-out (aka on by default) spyware in their browsers.
I don't understand your logic here. Adding additional third party stores wouldn't affect the availability of Apps in the App Store if Apple is truly providing value to customers. If third party stores or sideloading is not valuable, most people would continue to use the App Store exclusively. Almost all developers would continue listing their App on the App Store as well. If third party app stores and sideloading do provide value, then consumers will use those methods to get their apps. I don't get why anyone would be less happy to get software directly from a vendor. If I am dissatisfied there is always an intermediary (bank / credit card company) to intervene on my behalf if an actor is behaving badly.

Can you elaborate on why you believe people would be unhappy if this were the case? I truly don't understand the position.
From author:

> thought it would be fun to make a map of common formats used in GIS, so here goes; hope people enjoy it as much as I had fun doing it (with Inkscape)![0]

> still probably very incomplete, but contributions are welcome[1]

[0] https://twitter.com/oguyot_c2c/status/1446008265373097985

[1] https://twitter.com/oguyot_c2c/status/1446008548752756738
It's now unflagged and back on the front page. Weird.
While I understand that such places exist, on this discussion forum we honour human rights.
The problem with this is that „excess calories“ is a moving target. Insulin and thyroid hormone levels have a say in that, too.
I have a Toyota and my auto-braking alarm thing has only gone off a few times... all very clearly my fault for losing attention for a brief moment. To be honest, I have no idea if it's gone into applying-brake-mode. I'm guessing yes, but... it hasn't been often nor can I even remember really what happened. I do know that it prevented crashes, whether it applied the brakes or alerted/scared me into doing so.

There has never, ever been a false alarm though. Not even once.
USS Connecticut (SSN 22) struck an object while submerged on Oct. 2
Source Insight has call graphs:
https://www.sourceinsight.com/#call-graphs
Depending on the industry downtime doesn’t only mean widgets aren’t getting built but also the wip widgets we were making have to be thrown out.
I hear what you're saying, but at the same time what's the way forward for Mozilla and Firefox? Firefox either needs to be way more performant than other browsers, or needs to have some significant UI benefits over other major browsers (like it used to have with tabs and extensions). With great respect to Mozilla, I don't see either happening or even a path to either anymore.
I have noticed that with some intentional concentration, I can summon a higher degree of sobriety/functionality than I might ordinarily have when under the influence. I always assumed much of that was from the adrenal glands though.
Once Chivo has 50% of the market, can they add a fee to send the BTC from/to other Lightning wallets?

Is there any guaranty that the database in Chivo is 100% backed by BTC?
Woman are smart enough to prefer men who are more successful in life. That is not going to change any time soon.
Safari 15 Extension for Mac Helps You Tell Which Tab Is Active
i like the one about how to go food shopping. (yeah, they have gotten really specific now)
> Part of the difference is that that nobody thinks you own Disneyland, but people think that they own their iPhone or iPad. This sort of ownership means that it should be possible to change your decisions about what to do with a device after the moment you bought it.

I think the main trouble with products like Apple's is that you end up in a monopolist-controlled market just after you have bought the product. See also e.g. Nescafe coffee where, after buying the coffee machine, you are limited to buying coffee from 1 vendor (this is not true anymore but it was true for a long time).

If monopolies are forbidden, then so should a monopoly-after-you've-bought-a-product.
Sand Hill Road’s Consiglieres: August Capital (2014)
I've used the webkit browser on Manjaro, which seems to pull it from the AUR which in turn is quite close to upstream.
You can also have fun by tagging arbitrary objects in git:

[...] you can tag any Git object. In the Git source code, for example, the maintainer has added their GPG public key as a blob object and then tagged it. You can view the public key by running this in a clone of the Git repository:

git cat-file blob junio-gpg-pub

https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Git-References
One of the reasons seems to be insulin levels: https://www.mentalfoodchain.com/aspartame/
Nice thanks, checking this out and apart from some browser loading slowness this seems really cool. I'm stuck between booting up altium on my windows sbc and kicad on mac so this might be perfect.
p.s. Crazyfrog! I remember hearing that first when I was like 11 haha, love it.
Coinbase will swap your USDC for dollars. It's pretty painless.
These transactions are not occurring on the bitcoin network - they are occurring on the lightning network which is a second layer on top of the base bitcoin layer. Transactions here are virtually free and use virtually no energy. This is how bitcoin scales for many small transactions.
Trezor [1] and Ledger [2] are both hardware wallets that can have a passphrase which would generate any number of wallets, each derived from the user's private key, but each generating a different public key. If someone has say 20 different passphrases, how would the people with guns know which wallet they are getting? There can be wallets without the entirety of funds stored in them, i.e. give away some to save the rest, and the people with guns think they got it all.

Even not considering passphrases, anytime you set up a crypto wallet there is a 12 or 24 word mnemonic seed which could be memorized and not written down anywhere, and which could be used to restore a wallet at a later time. So, how exactly does seizing work in this case?

[1] https://wiki.trezor.io/Passphrase

[2] https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Ad...
My understanding is that serious alcoholics are drunks for days at a time. They go to bed with enough alcohol in their system to be drunk when they wake up, and they keep drinking throughout the day. Having zero alcohol in their system can be life threatening.

That means they can build up to whatever BAC slowly.
You can't speed that up en masse without showing more adds to the people than you normally would. If facebook is taking the backlog of all the ads from all the advertisers and pushing that out faster to the same group of users over a short period of time, there is no avoiding the fact that users will see more adds per unit of time during this time period.
Dave's Bread brand has a few low sugar or fruit juice sweetened breads. much healthier than other options. I have also found a couple of sourdoughs with no added sugar at all.
> You also have a Cloudflare account to file a complaint, which I found to be odd. We're a Cloudflare customer too...but still that shouldn't be a hoop you have to jump through.

I was once locked out of my Cloudflare account, and I couldn't contact them because to do so... required an account /* facepalm */

FYI, the way around this is to send an email to support@cloudflare.com. This isn't mentioned anywhere on the public-facing website.

A truly bizarre way to treat paying customers.
Does anyone expect to be pro by just following a course?
Of course, it costs money to create these cards, build out the tech stack behind them, deal with fraud monitoring, etc. I am sure many millions were spent on this and continues to be spent on it, yet the gift card is free. You don't need to pay an extra penny to use the card. That's paid for by people who don't redeem all the value on the cards as well as the spread between payment and redemption, so someone must have run the numbers and decided whether building this infrastructure is worth it.
HsLua: Haskell bindings to Lua, an embeddable scripting language
What? Who told you this? Market makers, especially in crypto, do not have long holding periods. The big moves in crypto are because of coordinated manipulation to trigger stops and liquidations (forced, price insensitive buying and selling).

I don’t know if this is /r/wsb leaking but markets do not tank because market makers pull back…that’s just not the business they are in.
Very many things have effects different than the ones motivating their invention.
You know what I like? The vast, bright desert of a white piece of paper in front of me and there I will write what I plan to do next.

And then I do it.

All these apps try to sell you on "if only you use me you will gain focus", however a piece of paper forces one to think about what is going to happen next. You can write a lot. Or nothing. Your choice.
USS Connecticut (SSN 22) struck an object while submerged on Oct. 2, while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region.

A Sea Wolf attack submarine struct something in the South China Sea. I get the feeling it hit another sub or some anti-sub defense. This is definitely a non-good event.
Then we are getting localized results differences. I spent a few seconds scrolling down those links and there are dozens of group shot photos of dozens of American school children. It’s anecdotal evidence showing that the majority of American children are not obese which you can see in those photos with your own eyes. If you don’t like anecdotes it’s followed up with the actual population level statistics from an authoritative source.
I personally think avoiding getting infected ever, just is so impractical as to not lay out as an option. As evidence more and more is showing both infected and vaccinated people are likely to spread the infection (even if they don't get symptoms) as soon as 3 months after the acquired "immunity". Combined with how infectious delta is, this third choice of never getting infected just feels disingenuous.
Yes, Apple wants to have it both ways.
Ok. Theres plenty of corporate sponsors for CNN which is the same level of pathological lying, if not more. The issue is MSM behavior at large.
You can use it in a URL. Just put square brackets around it. Like http://[::1]/
> They also note that having covid is a risk factor for myocarditis. So perhaps still worth it to take the shot.

No: Absolutely not worth it to take that particular shot, as there are others available which don't have that side effect.