skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also tends to work for 'hollow' brick (the ones with cavities) walls.

Now, apart from just being a solution, it should be mentioned that this is probably the only solution which both has sub-mm accuracy for positioning and combines it with ridiculous strength without elasticity. As in: you drill a hole, fill it, put a steel bar in it, positioning it with e.g. small pieces of wood, wait until hardened, and the thing won't ever move again in no direction. None of the typical issues like plastic and other plugs having some slack, old bricks being notoriously uneven making it extremely hard to get a hole drilled exactly at the spot you want (which is impossible anyway if you land on the edge of stone and mortar). Cons: pricey. Also most of the time it's complete overkill, I admit I like doing that just for peace of mind though :)
Shades of Harry Harrison's A Transatlantic Tunnel, Hurrah! (aka Tunnel Through the Deeps)
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Sure but most people in the west have chronically low serum vitamin d levels. Proper D levels have a ton of other known beneficial effects including protecting against several types of cancer, proper calcium regulation, disease prevention etc etc.

The current recommendation is keeping serum levels at least above 30, and more like 40-60. Many many people aren’t in that range.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32679784/
Could you elaborate on the "1990 style"? What do you mean?

Is it that it is a moderately pipelined, single issue, RISC like (explicit load/store, fixed width instructions, fairly large register file) CPU design? Why then, all RISC-V, ARM etc cores targeted for low cost embedded, IoT systems are 1990 style.
I guess this page monthly hits serve as input for some KPI for their PR dept.
I was going to write this. It’s a way to prevent online identity theft, to avoid someone impersonating you online.

I kept my social media accounts even though I stopped using them. If someone ever impersonates me, I can use these inactive accounts to say those are definitely mine.
Oh ho ho! Vapor is what I call my shell function that launches Steam. Guess I am on to something.
I read the acronym wrong the first time through: cover your own a...dventure..
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That blocklist is very narrow, I would suggest using https://www.github.developerdan.com/hosts/lists/facebook-ext... instead.

Or just use this RPZ policy (add *.<domain> wildcard entries as well, omitted for brevity):

instagram.com. *.
cdninstagram.com. *.
messenger.com. *.
facebook.com. *.
fbcdn.com. *.
fbcdn.net. *.
fb.com. *.
fb.me. *.
Variety maybe, but surely number is also proportional to area (and presumably it's worse because "crust width" doesn't scale with diameter?)
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Why would I want to delete my Facebook account?

I abhor Facebook, I never log on, I haven’t used WhatsApp or Facebook messenger, etc. for several years, So I don’t feel like I’m giving them any information, but deleting my account only hurts me by giving away a free option? What am I missing?
>> Often young and healthy.

This is demonstrably false. Most people who have died from covid have other complications or are overweight or old. Source:
https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provisional-COVID-19-Deaths-by-Sex...

As for some of your other claims and questions, most of which are obviously disingenuous, here is some further research:
https://www.disclose.tv/the-covid-network-an-analysis/

https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/dr-michael-palmer-ca...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=2zoSSHx9QtA

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/idaho-doctor-reports-a-20-...

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/wU8P74RsPSA?app=desktop&featu...

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cdc-tightened-masking-guide...

https://newswithviews.com/fda-caves-under-immense-corruption...

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One of those vats will be full of beer.
Better title: in a post-hoc test on non-generalizable data, multiple environmental factors were found to correlate with the presence of a word for "blue" in a language, one of which was proximity to the equator. More speculation at 11.
Wake up at sunrise, go to bed at sunset. Anything else is going to cause problems.. or you are simply a night owl, which is ok.

The key is to go outside, get some natural light and sun on your skin. Most of us reading this are vitamin D deficient year after year.

Covid has had an advantage on anyone lacking proper vitamin levels.
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That assumes the cabinets and studs line up. Previous place we were not so lucky when redecorating our kitchen.

We used quality anchors as well as placing an extra horizontal wooden "beam" below the cabinets for them to rest on, to minimize any vertical load on the anchors. The beam we could easily attach to the studs.

Held up for the years we lived there, even with lots of plates and such.
Kind of, I've seen some non-public Intel SKUs in the fleet but afaik they just had tweaked core counts and clocks for better perf/watt. They were also exploring non-intel architectures at some point, ppc especially but no significant prod deployment yet. And then I'm sure you've heard of special purpose hardware like TPUs
>Well... how many democrats or republicans are pushing for change? No one who is born and raised in party lines is pushing for reform; they're doing the opposite.

This is factually not true. Both major parties have radical wings that have both seen measures of success in the last decade or so. The Republicans have had the tea party movement, and the democrats have the progressive caucus which are likely in the middle of setting an infrastructure budget way beyond the what people previously thought was possible. Obama had a perfectly traditional route into politics and he stood directly against the wars his party had supported 5 years earlier and passed an incredibly ambitious healthcare bill. Bernie Sanders is radical in his positions, has been effective in championing them and changing the debate and he is well within the democratic party.

What Yang is pushing for in terms of policy isn't that much more radical than AOC. What he is pushing for is more radical but arguable way less effective than the incremental changes that Stacey Abrams acheived.

I want to be clear here, I'm not saying there's no value to what Yang is doing. But it's a dis-service to the actual political reality when people pretend like nothing gets done in traditional politics.
A similar situation happened in the United States.

https://apnews.com/article/courts-illinois-archive-5872ff80b...
Could you talk more about what you are farming? Why are there abandoned farmlands?
Are under-curated hyperscale AI datasets worse than the internet itself?
I'm constantly hovering around 100. If you're a developer this is very easy to achieve, as you quickly have to go down rabbit holes of documentation and exploration. Then you have tabs of your app itself, and potentially other things like Figma designs, JIRA ticket, etc.
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It’s easy for me to reconcile after living through COVID. There are people in my own family who have emotionally told me they’d never do anything to hurt their family. Meanwhile throughout the pandemic they have purposefully hidden when they have been sick and spent full days with their elderly family and immune compromised 3 year old, touching food and participating in cooking. There is a big difference between emotional and cognitive empathy.

I also think the people who make the biggest show of how much they care tend to be the same who don’t actually act in a caring way at all.

No, I’m not surprised at all that FB employees say they really care. And that they do so very convincingly.
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The difference is probably the people who fall asleep before it kicks in vs. those who normally take 15+ minutes to fall asleep and then can't.
> you're also doubling the proportion of solid mass from 1% to 2%.

And the final step is then, that the solid mass didn't change and therefore the liquid must be halved, instead of the solid doubled.
Isn't that way into overdose territory?
Because I want to actually see and interact with human beings...
> Deleting WhatsApp, while annoying for me personally, has resulted in many people I know joining Signal or Telegram — the network effect can be broken by being belligerent.

Network effect is irrelevant for pure messaging services. If someone needs to talk to you, they'll send a pigeon if they have to.
Whenever I am having a hard time understanding a situation, someone's motives etc in the world of business/politics, I start with follow the money, and it helps. It might sound cliche, but it is also true in a majority of the cases
I don't even know what iMessage is.
As a citizen, it is reasonable to expect from government to provide you the ability to drive through any part of the country without risking getting robbed.

If the government does not meet that expectation, it is time to hold politicians (and, where applicable, the police administration) accountable by voting them out.
You don't have that fancy stuff in really low cost, embedded systems, or as part of the control path in a large, complex FPGA or ASIC design. Look at ARM Cortex M0+, M3, M4 or numerous RISC-V cores for microcontroller applications.

You get the core you need that meets the processing budget with as little cost, area/resources needed and with as little power consumption. That was true then and it is just as true today.
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There's a few interesting examples in history. You can read about anarcho-syndicalist Spain and the 1936 revolution [0] or the peasant-led Communes (soviets) of Ukraine in 1917 [1], the two most successful anarchist revolutions so far (that actually managed to implement profound changes before being crushed).

More recent examples include the zapatista caracoles in so-called Mexico started with the 1994 uprising [2] and democratic confederalism in Kurdistan since the 2011 arab spring [3]. Although to be fair democratic confederalism is not exactly anarchist, and despite the younger generations of the kurdish revolutionary movement having strong inspiration in anarchism (eg. Murray Bookchin / Emma Goldman), there is still a strong central State in Kurdistan to this day (and being under constant attack from Turkey and ISIS does not help to dismantle it).

It's fair to ask if these two revolutions can be considered anarchist, as they're not labeled as such. However:

- zapatism abides by anarchist principles (such as the people's army EZLN having zero political power/influence, because all power is in the hands of the people) and claims to a movement from the bottom left (anarchist quadrant on the political compass) ; they also have a restorative justice system not based on punishment

- kurdish emancipation struggles have strong authoritarian (marxist-leninist) influence and history, but there's been a push since the 2000s by party leaders to decentralize power, and recommend anarchist readings to all people receiving political education

In both these examples, women are at the forefront of revolution and have various forms of non-mixed (no cis-men) organizing. Democratic confederalism also has non-mixed ethnic/religious assemblies to empower multiculturalism.

[0] Readings: Homage to Catalonia (George Orwell), Free Women of Spain (Martha Ackelsberg) ; Movies: Living the utopia (documentary with subtitles), Land and Freedom, Libertarias

[1] Readings: zines (i don't know books about the Makhnovtchina) ; Movies: The nine lives of Nestor Makhno

[2] Readings: zines (i don't know books about zapatism) ; Movies: Viva Mexico

[3] Readings: La commune du Rojava (not sure if translated), Make Rojava Green Again, Democratic confederalism (Abdullah Öcalan) ; Movies: Notes from a kurdish rebel
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In the UK case, is it just greed, or is there more to it than that?

In 2011, David Cameron gave a "hard line speech on immigration" [0]; to quote an article from the time describing it:

> The Government is planning to increase significantly the minimum amount that UK nationals must earn before being allowed to bring a dependent foreign spouse to live in Britain.

> In a hard line speech on immigration today David Cameron will also announce plans to lengthen the time that couples have to be together before they can settle in this country.

> The Prime Minister hopes the measures will reduce the 50,000 visas granted to family members of British citizens every year.

Sounds like there is more to their motivations than simply extracting money from prospective immigrants.

[0] https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/david-camer...
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You don't need to know the method, though. You just need to know that in Norway getting above or under the 4% line drastically affects how many representatives a party will get, and vote according to that.
If you get interested in etymology, you'll see that each language encodes the history of who spoke it during the time it was forming and changing (which continues into the present). There's lots to be learned about history by studying languages.

One of my favorite examples is the word "sky". Sky comes from the old norse [1] for "cloud" or "obscured". Presumably when Old English developed on the British Isles, the sky was generally full of clouds. So when they needed a word for the thing above them, they seemingly borrowed the world for "cloudy" instead of "sunny". That probably wouldn't have happened if English developed somewhere with better weather.

[1] https://www.etymonline.com/word/sky
It won't work, I don't understand why they're bothering. You can't compete with steam, unless you're trying to hit a niche market.
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From what I understand there was a way to access their internal enterprise github instance, which gave them access to all the source code, and a bunch of internal documents and database dumps.
It's been pretty hard to enter Singapore travel wise since the pandemic started. I imagine some of the residents left to be able to travel around.
"Don't write bugs" implies it is possible to write substantial code with no bugs, which isn't true (despite what this guy says).

You should say "try really hard not to write bugs" which is what you actually mean.
No, their incentive is to get your money and get other people like you in case you die on 'em. They don't need you specifically, and they extra much don't need you to be prosperous.

The message 'you can save all this money, using us!' always means 'you can spend all this money with us'. I'm not faulting the general system or even your point here: I am, however, suggesting that while the system is fine it does NOT in any way imply that such people have or feel ANY incentive to your well-being.

You could maybe make a case that such a company might feel an incentive to the POPULATION it depends on… but even then, I feel like that might be mythical. In theory you don't want to eat your own seed corn, but such incentives toward good behavior are so easily ignored… and even if they are honored, it's a collective concern, NOT personal.

They don't care about you, and you are damn lucky if they care even a little about your wellbeing as a class or demographic… most likely they do not. And that's where the system tends to break down.
Anyone experience calcium supplements affecting sleep, like causing a really deep heavy sleep?
> And how do you break them up? By geographic area?

Did you hear about federation and inter-compatibility between different network? Have a look at how Mastodon works.
One reason why it shipped on Windows first is that the situation is more serious there. The article goes into details why the different overcommit behavior is more problematic on Windows, and you're more likely to OOM there as a result.

Getting macOS to OOM is actually pretty difficult, we probably want to unload tabs before that point for performance (swap!) reasons, but that's also harder to measure very reliably.
Being a blue-skinned ginger, I just need to have someone describe sunlight to me and I start producing Vit D. I also sleep like the dead.
> Wake up at sunrise, go to bed at sunset. Anything else is going to cause problems..

That's at least 10 hours of sleep per day, for a large part of the year.

It's also no sleep at all, in some parts of the year, for some countries.
I think of that more as visibility than privacy.
Amazon has even more money to throw at studios than Epic, so they can just force themselves into it.
One thing I know is that it was possible in mtproto 1.0 to append something to a packet and have a client still accept it. This didn't allow anyone to modify the contents of the packet or see its plaintext. This was possible because the plaintext hash (the one in header, used to verify packet integrity after decryption) didn't include the padding. In mtproto 2.0, the hash is sha256 instead of sha1, and it does include the padding.
> Its TPS is unlimited, block size unbounded, and the average network fee is $0.0004.

Look, I don't want to start a flamewar, but you KNOW that this is just marketing speak for "we have no clue what is going to happen if people actually started using the network, but we can fake it until we make it", right?

If you are not even willing to make an honest assessment about the pros and cons of BSV, why should anyone trust you?

But nevermind, your response was enough for me to realize that you are choosing the latter of the choices from my question. The extension is developed in order to bring utility to BSV, not as way to promote the use of crypto in general.

That's a pity, because your UI is really good and it could be beneficial for a lot more use cases if it was not tied to handcash and BSV.
How could have her phone been hacked after creating a profile on a web site?
I mostly agree with your comment, having deleted WhatsApp myself this spring. However I have a problem with that.

> many people I know joining Signal or Telegram — the network effect can be broken by being belligerent

Did you not use the same network effect to get people to join Signal/Telegram? While I agree that Signal is morally better (being a non-profit and all), it is still a closed garden, which makes such network effects possible. And this in itself is a moral issue, I think. Personally I would like to use a system like, where everyone can choose his own server. But nobody in my social circle uses it, so I'm stuck with walled gardens...
Do you visited G3fashion website for shopping clothes online?
Perhaps you've seen it as well but there's definitely a "reverse caste" amongst the FDWs/helpers of who (in terms of nationality) they want to work for.
My problem with IF is that I need energy in the morning because of bicycle commute, and I also want to have a warm meal in the evening after I come back from work. This could only work if the feeding window was 10-11 hours wide.
> The real danger is not understanding that this
> "uncertainty" estimate is a function of your assumptions.

The bigger danger, in my experience, is treating estimates as deadlines.

Unfortunately, that seems to be the norm in almost every place that I'm familiar with.
I'm not that familiar with web but I think we've settled upon React as just good enough for most things lately.
Trying to avoid victim blaming.
Most companies I've worked for were actually sub-leasing at some point, so it also isn't actually necessary to break the lease at all and could only have administration costs as long as the rest of the market is maintaining the pretense that office space is going to stay valuable. That's actually a good reason to line up a sub-leaser with a contract early.
Thanks for the response, this is helpful because I’m trying to find a good online writing course and haven’t landed on anything solid, so that’s why I was looking between these two. I’ll have to look at the free options in Coursera a little closer.
You're adding to Facebook's network value by having a Facebook presence, however minimal you deem it to be. You're inducing other people into giving Facebook information on them by maintaining a Facebook account.
> but the loss of Permanent Residents (6.2%) and Citizens (0.7%).

Seem like an artifact of the measurement system.

From your link,

> “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.
The result of your poll is exactly my fear -- p99 seems to be at the peak of the hype cycle.

I am totally a fan of Gil's work, but I think he over-dramatized the impact of tail latency, with the rather extreme example of "If a typical user session involves 5 pages loads, averaging 40 resources per page" from his talk.

Regarding coordinated omission, I am not totally convinced that an open-model system is what happens in production, and I am actually fine with a closed-model system when running benchmark, as long as p100 is acceptable. My goal is to achieve the maximum TPS without stalling, and I don't really care that much whether p99 is 10ms or 100ms.
Great advice if you live, say, in Quito.

Try doing the same in New York, to say nothing of places like Stockholm.

Getting outside a bit is a great advice most everywhere, though. It's not always going to produce a lot of vitamin D, when you wear clothes mostly covering your skin, but it has other advantages.
"wise to have a good think" is a good discussion to have BEFORE and for LATER.

AFTER, it is simply victim shaming.

"wise to have a good think" is something we do for ourselves.

Hacking a person's phone is a violation that one person perpetrates upon another.

The first is a personal mental activity. The second is a physical crime.

The first is irrelevant now. Now, something real happened. Reality always takes precedence.

That said, how many times did she get her phone hacked and have her photos leaked?

Tricky thing, that...when do we switch to "having been a victim, it's time to have a good think."?

From the article, "she said. “I am losing my mind. I think this is the same person that hacked me before and nothing is being done. I can’t take this anymore.”"

Hmmm........
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