skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The bike coop or mom and pop shops that mostly move low cost used bikes. Sure if I went to the most hipster bike shop in my town where the cheapest model is $800 I'd be quoted that too.
This mechanism must also reach a temp of 100C to reset. They say it will be insulated so as not to burn a rider’s legs.

What kind of energy does it need to heat up and deform for each time you want to change gears?

What risks does reaching those temps introduce where before there were no heat related risks?
Come on man, its in the article:

> without changing the working conditions currently in place nor the salaries of employees, thus switching from the 40-hour week to 32-hour.
"I married you for better or worse but not for lunch"

Not sure who said it first.
Before internet chess it was very common to analyze games either at the tournament with a group, or a club later also with a group, both usually having some stronger players around.

To do it yourself, the best explanation and framework I think is found in Yermolinsky’s “Road to Chess Improvement”. It’s very helpful in systemizing this and also has thorough explanations of his experience in analyzing his own games.
I hadn’t even realize the HN link was to an AMP page. Your comment made me finally get Amplosion for my iPad. I’d been on the fence before because I was thinking, “I never load AMP pages, I don’t see amp. in my URL bar much.” I didn’t consider that a site could just have /amp in the URL path and not a specific subdomain.
yup - that's why I'd advocate for not using a voting system.
I imagine adjusting this would be a total nightmare compared to a simple barrel adjuster in a Bowden cable system.
The clock at the bulletin always tells the same time.

Carbon dioxide will kill us more surely than plutonium every will. Somebody ought to have an atomic war so we stop being afraid of proliferation and stop letting the fear of the atom broil the planet.
An apology and a retraction don't outweigh years of cheer-leading. They did serious harm by loaning W and his goons credibility. It's hard to overstate how responsible they are for the whole thing.
You know most people want Facebook to go down. If they are on the right it's because of the censorship which prevents them from using misinformation to win votes. On the left it's the misinformation.
coke zero with 700 calorie per slice pizza where i end up eating 3-4 slices
You don't have to: Windows programming using NASM is easy:)

; To build:
; nasm -fobj hello.asm
; alink -oPE -subsys con hello -entry main

bits 32

import imp_CreateFileW kernel32.dll CreateFileW
import imp_WriteConsoleW kernel32.dll WriteConsoleW
import imp_CloseHandle kernel32.dll CloseHandle
import imp_ExitProcess kernel32.dll ExitProcess
import imp_GetLastError kernel32.dll GetLastError

extern imp_CreateFileW
extern imp_WriteConsoleW
extern imp_CloseHandle
extern imp_ExitProcess
extern imp_GetLastError

%define CreateFile [imp_CreateFileW]
%define WriteConsole [imp_WriteConsoleW]
%define CloseHandle [imp_CloseHandle]
%define ExitProcess [imp_ExitProcess]
%define GetLastError [imp_GetLastError]

global main

section .text use32

main:

push dword 0 ; hTemplateFile = 0
push dword 0 ; dwFlagsAndAttributes = 0
push dword 3 ; dwCreationDisposition = OPEN_EXISTING
push dword 0 ; lpSecurityAttributes = NULL
push dword 2 ; dwShareMode = FILE_SHARE_WRITE
push dword 0x40000000 ; dwDesiredAccess = GENERIC_WRITE
push dword filename
call CreateFile
mov [handle], eax

push dword 0 ; lpReserved = NULL
push dword nChars ; lpNumberOfCharsWritten
push dword 16; nNumberOfCharsToWrite
push dword hello ; lpBuffer
push eax ; hFile
call WriteConsole

mov eax, [handle]
push eax
call CloseHandle

push dword 0
call ExitProcess

err:

call GetLastError
push eax
call ExitProcess

section .data use32

filename: db __utf16__('CONOUT$'), 0, 0
hello: db __utf16__('Hello Console!'), 13, 0, 10, 0, 0, 0
handle: resd 1
nChars: resd 1
Articles about Facebook bring the worst of this site.
Obviously by "density" we mean weight divided by volume. Here is a collection of four textbooks that all agree on the 1.4 figure.

https://hypertextbook.com/facts/1999/MayKo.shtml
I would imagine so. The CN railroad was specifically built to transport soldiers from eastern Canada to BC to defend against American machinations. (Not for expansion, nope, no way, we didn't want Alaska anyways!)
No. You would make your own estimation. If the result is November 1, +- 2 days, you can bet the farm. If the result is December 22, +- 14 days, you should pass.
1. The big reveal in that article is "No we're not ready to do that yet". Legally yes it may be a freedom of speech issue because it's at a public university, but who wants political stunts at a game. The audience doesn't, no real debate is happening. Not the same scale as political dissent censorship.

2. Sorry can't view due to paywall, couldn't find an archive

3. You can be arrested in many liberal towns for public indecency. I don't support evangelicals argument against pornography using obscenity but it's not exactly a great comparison against the censorship of political dissent.

4. Same point as above.

Note that the main difference of these events are the severity and scale. It's many national level Democrats coordinating to censor political speech on a private platform by creating a fake "whistleblower" vs some kneeling at a basketball game or porn laws.

I agree that those few Republicans are wrong, but their suggestions aren't the majority in the party and they won't get far. Conversely, the Democrat party as a whole is currently and successfully crafting a censorship campaign.
There aren't always antibodies to all envelope proteins. That's too strong of a claim. Sometimes antibodies to early stage precursors fade before antibodies to others are developed.

I'd recommend reading about the HIV virion as an example with multiple proteins and needing multiple detected antibodies for a positive diagnosis. It's a good virus to read about due to the immense amount of research put into it.
In the event Tether busts, the entire crypto markets will freeze up, and it’s plausible usdc will not be redeemable or face a run. USDC aren’t dollars and have been opaque about their backing. The bulk of their assets are in “cash and cash equivalents” which sound good, except they include less than 90 day commercial paper here! They also don’t state its quality or say how much of their cash/equivalents are CP rather than cash or treasuries.

Never been audited, only attestations
Well, that's definitely going on the reading backlog. Thanks!
The Facebook whistleblower is a clear government plant sent there to justify government take over of Facebook's popular opinion control apparatus. The Republicans want to shut down the faction that want Trump back and the Dems want to shut down the Bernie bros and Yang's new party, so both parties are united in their desire to regain control of public discourse. When's the last time you've ever seen a whistleblower treated so kindly by the feds?
Yes, but specifically only for a general purpose CPU.

You could make a CPU optimized specifically for forth or whatever, and likely achieve better performance for the number of transistors than otherwise. For example, if virtual memory isn't helpful, than you can omit that whole subsystem.
Glad you liked it, I also enjoy the cover of this song by William Shatner that's surprisingly good IMO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ainyK6fXku0
Even among binge-drinking college students, 10 drinks an hour is exceptional.

We used to play a game in college where you would drink 1 shot of beer per minute (so 90 oz of beer, or 7.5 cans of beer in an hour), and few people could make it past 30 minutes.

Source: was a binge-drinking college student.
Except in some countries, Facebook is basically the only store in town. It's a monopoly. It's like the monopoly happened on its own. Facebook spent so much money making sure they are the only store in town.
Fair points, but I do not triple my estimations. Its more like added buffer for unforeseen risk. And I am careful to balance my team's well-being with the demands of business.
The ending of wars remains the same as always and will never change: the imposition of tremendous cost on the aggressor. That cost can come in numerous forms, including financial and domestic social (eg from human losses in the field), but that cost is overwhelmingly the primary thing that ends wars.

Covid plausibly more rapidly ended the US occupation of Afghanistan for example. It became increasingly politically untenable to disregard the cost of remaining in Afghanistan, while the US looks at raising taxes, deals with soaring budget deficits and mounting public debt (an ongoing context made sharply worse by the pandemic).
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Should platform teams deprecate or does that cause massive problems?
See also awk-jvm [1], a toy JVM in awk. Though, inexcusably, that one also uses gawkisms rather than awk proper, when portability is the one thing awk has over other mini langs ;)

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23612910
I don't need my kid to live my dreams but it's my job to teach him life skills and chess is a good way for teaching what I just talked about.
English is fun!!! What sounds clear to one person can be confusing to another.

Were you implying surprise that the $22 price was lower than they were before the recent craziness or that the price was nearly double the original price. That's what I was attempting to get to in my original question. I didn't get ask explicitly, as I was hoping to get there on my own. However, my simple asking of a question to help me understand caused other readers to suggest I was wandering too far from subject. Pfft to them anyways.
This seems like a really funny name for the org. Some people can give a whole lot more than 10%. Others cannot give nearly that much. Seems... contrary to the idea of "what you can"
Aid to Pakistan =/ "creating or funding the Taliban". Not in practice, not in intention, not anywhere.

But you clearly have a worldview that will not be changed, no matter what the situation may be.
... Oh.

It turns out that watching GothamChess doesn't make me a chess player.

Thank you for that. It's mildly interesting analyzing the source of why I was so wrong:

As someone who aspired to be pro at Dota (but was never too skilled at it), my "competitive instincts" have been calibrated for games where you do indeed start at some baseline, even among competitive players, because you will quickly be balanced out to the proper ELO. For example, in HoN (precursor to Dota 2), 1700 was widely considered pro, whereas everyone started at a baseline of 1500. The noobs were quickly punted down to lower than that. (It could've even been 1300 and I'm misremembering, but the point is, the competitive scene was still balanced around 1500 as a baseline.)

Ditto for Dota 2, back when they had explicit MMRs. (MMR = ELO.) Nowadays they don't have MMR, they have ... tiers? ... since they realized that it kind of sucks having a community obsessing over what your actual number is, rather than what division/tier you're in. So they were like "Ok, congratulations, you've reached Immortal tier, you're now a pro."

Anyway, when there was MMR, it still started at some baseline. Because again, the noobs would quickly be punted down to where they belong. 5k was widely considered pro back in those days, back when 5k meant something. But MMR inflation meant that the benchmark then became 6k = pro, and eventually 7k was top tier (I think?), so this was already a de facto tier system.

Point is, saying "1,500 isn't the starting point" for chess, but yes of course it's roughly average among people who play Chess competitively. The competitive scene is all that matters. Me blatantly not reading the article was based around the assumption of "Of course this is referring to the competitive scene."

As I said, it's interesting just how wildly wrong those assumptions were. :)
> Part of the reason why devs are going after apple is because they /can't/ charge more on iOS compared to other platforms

That is not true. As a specific counter-example, subscribing to YouTube Premium via the iOS app costs extra compared to subscribing to it via the website or Android.
Makes me wonder how much DeepMind could make just by keeping their protein folding proprietary and charging per use.
Those were tremendously bad terms, especially given what happened with the licensed Mac clone program which was ended, apparently shortly after these discussions with Dell.
I don't know about other languages, but in Julia I've heard people often say that loops end up faster than the equivalent vectorized code. So while this is true for Python/Matlab I don't think it is good universal advice.

That said, matrix notation can sometimes be the more readable way of expressing a calculation.
This is specifically a study for sucralose (e.g. Splenda). Most diet drinks in the US and other countries are aspartame (e.g. Equal).
Yeah I thought we already knew this. Maybe not for sucralose specifically?
Tether is more like a money market fund. It has much worse disclosure and much less stringent regulations than money market funds.

Money market funds are 100% backed
Sure but one thing is saying it and the other thing is living it. The hard deadlines of peak sales periods like Christmas seem like are still constant drivers of death marches in that industry.

Sentiments seems good but I’m skeptical.
I've done much N=1 testing of this proposition with a blood glucose monitor, and haven't found it to be true for me. I get a spike when I drink something sweet and sugary, but not when I drink something sweetened with sucralose, aspartame, stevia, etc.
Unfortunately, this kind of nuance seems to be lost for a lot of people. They hear, "Rich people bad," or, "Universal healthcare," and assume that whoever said that craves full-blown Communism, which is typically far from the truth.
I've managed to progress (over the course of several months) from making dumb blunders like hanging a queen or a rook to blunders 3 moves ahead that are instantly losing according to the engine but completely innocuous to my eye, even when reviewing the game. "Just don't make blunders" is the standard advice but it is not very actionable. Do you have any advice on how to go about this?
Iirc aspartame hasn't been shown to increase insulin release
Hmm... you're right.

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Things that were short but are not now, a few months after they became short:

PPE, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, lumber, cleaning supplies, canned goods, $100 bills, jigsaw puzzles, baking yeast, Nintendo Switch, pool chlorine, condoms.....

And a lot of these things were never actually short - just that panicking people hoarded them.

Another set were caused by lower COVID demand meant manufacturers didn't place traditional orders, and now that demand is back, they're sitting in lines getting orders filled.

All of these things and more faced shortages, yet bounced back.
Interesting! I've always wanted to play around with a breathalyzer.
The irony is, Windows was developed on Tandy hardware. Because it had more CPU and graphics oomph than any IBM offering up through the AT, Microsoft developed Windows 1.0 on the Tandy 2000 and shipped it with drivers for the PC. A driver disk for the 2000 itself was available.
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So it's such a powerful monopoly that you don't use it? Imagine if some gas station was a monopoly, it would be much harder to stop that. I don't use facebook either but i simply message people or they message me if they want to do something.
This is one of the lowest quality comments I've ever read on this web site, do you work for discount-trolling.ru?
But it enables it read about how Nazis's used IBM punch card systems to help round up Jews
The issue is that computers haven't been replaced. iPhones still use files and directories, people just aren't allowed to look at all of them. They're being kept ignorant of how the device they use actually works.
I would assume that the "high pressure tech support role" also had a lot to do with it
I would highly recommend you to read on the history of the cold War and mccarthyism specifically, because if you are trying to link such detached topics on abuse ways you are headed straight into it
But he will also qualify for a higher SS payout since his income is higher, if my understanding is correct.
I had to go completely cold turkey for months before I was able to break away from diet soda.

My #1 tip: Do not have it in the house. If it's there, your body will find its way to it and will perpetuate the habit, the addiction, the cravings.
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One of the tools they have that helps with that:

https://netflix.github.io/chaosmonkey/
All the knives in the world aren't under the real-time control of a single entity.
I worked at a computer helpdesk in college during this time. Cleaning up malware transmitted via email, IE6 and AIM made up the lion's share of my work.

In my experience, students understood computers a LOT better after being told that their term paper is not recoverable from their busted HDD, and that they should be saving their work on the network drive in future.
Sorta like Dinosaur Comics with user-generated content? I like it!

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Then, if you build a successful product, you get:

* ransomware

* free PR from haveibeenpwned (but not the kind you want)

* a burning desire to put my (or one of my AppSec/IR peers) kids through college.

That said, YMMV.
Ah I had forgotten about touring
VAIL and WSLg are available now in stable builds of Windows 11. I think VAIL was originally designed to be able to connect to containers that ran Win32 apps so that they looked natural, but since containerizing Win32 apps and their 30 years of legacy cruft was considered too good of an idea to finish, it was repurposed for this.
This isn't really a thing. Transmission and distribution protection doesn't operate on any kind of di\dt basis, other than those defined by overcurrent, in which case the line trips. A sudden increase in load will just manifest in ACE (area control error) as a load imbalance and be dealt with by increasing generation from the spinning reserve that the balancing authority is required to have on hand.
It'll be interesting to see because if someone is the only one to pin/replicate the IPFS object an NFT points to it seems like they have some leverage over NFT owners. Is there any way to validate the file without the ipfs object? That's one weakness I've seen pointed out in the NFT idea (beyond the obvious objections about the energy use for what looks a lot like tulips and speculation).
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> The simpler answer is probably that biking requires physical effort and exposure to elements

If this were the primary factor, the top cities for cycling would be places with mild climates and active-oriented population. That is not the reality as I see it.

> No doubt some combination of all these factors are at play

The primary factor is unambiguously the infrastructure. Among top cycling cities, the only common trait is good bike infrastructure.

> presuming that a materially greater portion of the population would start biking if we could only solve this one aspect of law or gear

No presumption needed, that is what literally happened in the Netherlands. They created good infrastructure, and went from basically zero cyclists in the 70s to the hefty majority they have today. The top cities for cycling (by ridership) in Europe are in northern climes with good cycling infrastructure. People in these cities are exposed to cold rain and snow.

see: https://copenhagenizeindex.eu/ , no correlation between climate and ridership.

Speaking to your broader point that people are getting lazier - I believe that humans are exceedingly adaptable above all else. If it is fast and convenient to get from A to B in a city by bike, people will ride bikes. That is what happened in the Netherlands and other top cycling cities.
For the game I'm developing, I'm making its music in Amiga Protracker. I'm probably going to render it down with MikMod or similar for the actual game tracks, but the intent is to capture that 90s vibe.
I watched a YouTube video recently that talked about how difficult it is to go from 2350 FIDE to 2500. It seemed to imply if you don’t make 2500 by age 20, you will probably won’t ever get there or it will require years of study. The video was just an opinion, no data to support it was presented.
Someday, some, will look back to today from a far and distant, and, we'd hope, still extant, future ...

... and find this to have been an age of digital savagery.-
So what you are afraid of is that people would prefer alternative app stores? If they don't then you have nothing to worry about, as long as the Apple app store has such a huge market share companies will continue to support it.

And if you are right and most Apple user really wants another app store and will flock to them causing companies to abandon the Apple app store then why should your opinion on this matter more than theirs?

> Or perhaps even more simply: How does making the iPhone platform more like the Android platform somehow give customers more choice?

You get just as much choice as before, you can choose Apple hardware and software just like then. Just that choosing Apple hardware and software no longer forces you to also choose their App store as your only way to access other software, so it also alters that choice a bit, but you still have as many choices as before. However just like android you will likely see that almost everyone chooses to use it anyway, so companies will still continue to support it. Your fears are totally unwarranted.
People vary, and some people are offended by things that others aren't.

I do wonder if there are lessons to be learned regarding climate change specifically. I'm thinking of my parents, but there are a lot of boomers who would never think of tossing a pop can or candy bar wrapper out their car window, and who regard that sort of thing as absolutely inexcusable. And yet they're now being told that burning gasoline is far worse than lowly littering. And it's a thing they've been doing most of their lives, thinking it's normal and doesn't cost anything beyond what it costs at the pump and maybe (if they're reasonably self-aware) the geopolitical issues around being dependent on a few major oil producers in the middle-east.

Accepting that climate change is a serious issue implies acknowledging their role in creating it, which is a kind of humiliation. Just saying "fine, get over it" may be satisfying, but in order to get them on board maybe we need a kind of messaging that isn't moralistic and doesn't assign blame. How would that even work, though? I don't know.

I think most younger people have grown up in a world where climate change is an acknowledged fact and that burning gasoline is known to be problematic even if there isn't a practical alternative if you need to get to work or whatever. So there's no mental transformation that has to happen.
I'm quite good at puzzles now, but it doesn't seem to affect my ranking in actual play.

I might be asking for the impossible here, but is there a way to get better without turning this into a part-time job, where I have to read a lot of books, study and memorize openings, and so on?