skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
YT Activity History Question
Why does this show up sometimes as the description of my YouTube activity history?
Visited YouTube Music
Served location-based recommendations
Temperature: Warm
Weather: Clear

I'm so confused I've never once searched ANYTHING about the weather lol Yea yea yea I know it doesn't seem important but it's legit bothering the hell outta me no knowing... so PLEASE can one of you brilliant, kind geniuses help a blonde out with an explanation It would be VERY appreciated TYIA
"with full power of debian repo behind it" isn't possible with a <100 MiB system, where already the kernel (with all modules) takes half of it, then + initramfs etc, and not to forget systemd (practically required for large parts of Debian packages). The compressed images are however only slightly >100 MiB usually, depending on whether a separate /boot FAT partition is used or not.

Another larger part of space is used for full WiFi support, related firmware especially. When creating or converting an own image, it is possible to skip WiFi, but for best compatibility with headless use cases, it is included in the provided downloads: https://dietpi.com/docs/hardware/#make-your-own-distribution
I'd like to know to what extend user data was stolen and hopefully they have an answer soon. My account is linked to my Amazon login, so I'd also like to know whether that data was also compromised or not.
Also, it's not really the case that exceptions (when not thrown) are zero-cost in C++, and not because of the instruction cache or increase to static data size.

The cost is that exception-throwing functions inhibit many of the optimizations performed by compilers, so they generate worse code, even though no "extra" code is actually executed.
Having done it, I still honestly can't say what worked. Per @rojeee, this list is more or less the kind of stuff I did.

"11 Natural Ways to Lower Your Cortisol Levels"

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/ways-to-lower-cortisol

Additionally:

1)

My naturopath prescribed supplements. Lots of stuff for night time, going to bed. Like chamomile tea, melatonin, magnesium ortate (for muscle pain), ashwagandha, and L-theanine. And some stuff to perk up in the morning, like DHEA drops. The general idea is to over time nudge the daily cortisol and adrenaline cycle back to "normal".

I'm not recommending this stuff. Just relating what I did, experimented with. For all I know, all the benefits were due to placebo effect. And being very motivated to fix my sleep.

I had first read up on each supplement. I figured none were harmful (to me). So the worst that'd happen is I'd waste some money.

2)

I'm skeptical of naturopathy and against homeopathy. In the future, I believe we'll call the good (useful) bits "nutrition", which will just be rolled up into wellness and eating right.

Probably the biggest benefit of having a naturopath (that I liked) was life coach stuff, being accountable to someone. In that way, I got lucky with the 3rd practitioner. The first two I consulted were total quacks.

3)

I did test my daily cortisol level cycle. Spit tests. At the time, the support for the accuracy of these tests was pretty thin. Even so, my tests before, during, after adopting my sleep hygiene regiment seemed to indicate that my cycle became "normal".

These tests seemed to correlation with my lived experience. Which means almost nothing. Self reporting is notoriously unreliable, which I've experienced many, many times.

YMMV.
>And I'm not aware of any evidence the government is non-objective or non-neutral in maintaining the list –

Well, apart from all the religions that have lay priests, such as the Methodists (who predate Australia as a country), Budishm (same), various indigious religions and so on.

You can get around that by not treating one religion special and just let everybody register with the state as they want to. Then it is up to the couple what, if any, religious rites they want (or they can have only the religious rights, and not register with the state).
How do people and companies avoid paying taxes?
4chan is not only /pol/. The culture between boards is vastly different. Although I do not disagree, /pol/ specifically is toxic.

And it's not as if reddit does not have its own share of similar forums.
Any Fermi Problem-like answers to how large the library would be, based on how the number of permutations of the books and the size of each room? Is it an easy guess to say larger than the size of the universe?
Dubai’s billionaire ruler targeted ex-wife with NSO’s Pegasus spyware
How this exageration contributes to a discussion here?
It is very popular now to bash facebook. This kind of herd conformism and unsubstantiated claims are harming hacker news community in my humble opinion.

If you do not bring new evidence or ideas, please refrain from exaggerated accusations.
Going Beyond the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) with the TypeScript Type Checker
Issuing debt:
- The treasury prints bonds with promises to pay $ on them
- Banks, insurance companies and people buy the pieces of paper and give the gov't $
- Gov't has money to spend
- Banks periodically sell the bonds to the Fed who can create $ out of thin air
- Note by law the treasury can't sell directly to the Fed

$1 Trillion Coin:
- Treasury mints coin
- Treasury sells it to the Fed who can create $

Both can be inflationary, but the optics on the coin are terrible. And with currency appearances matter.
That's a lot to do with their policies though. The Greens are not really different to Labour, Lib Dems ... I don't think even they know what they stand for these days.

A better recent example was UKIP. A single issue party that managed to accrue enough of the vote that they got their issue implemented without ever having to win an election. In FTFP you can implement massive change in politics, without needing to actually replace one of the big parties.
Okay I just spent 10 minutes on Foundry's site and I can't tell which operating system(s) it runs on. Almost all of the links just go back to the front-page....
I think that Apple Relay is a more probable cause
I really enjoyed There Is No Antimemetics Division. It's self published and is, as I understand it, a collection of the author's contributions to SCP [0]. Given that, my expectations about the quality of the writing were pretty low. But it way exceeded them and is some of the most engaging speculative fiction I've read in a long time.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCP_Foundation
Abuse is measurable in all sorts of ways. The most clear one is having experts take a look at a random sample of users and see if they're being abused. You can back that up with interviews to look for both their take on what's happening and a variety of trauma markers. And there are all sorts of other measures that correlate.

But if there somehow weren't ways to measure it? Then they would have created a product where they couldn't even tell that they were harming people. That right there is something that shouldn't exist.
This is a pretty blatant re-invention of the wheel. See Third Way, No Labels, etc.
ITER will cost about the same as the Manhattan project, around $21bn in 2021 $, and that's just one project. Total investment in Fusion globally is huge and the problem is at the moment there are multiple different feasible ways forward, and it's not clear which will pan out. There's huge risk of wasting large amounts of resources and time, even if we do eventually figure it out.
If it's between studs you might be able to add a horizontal brace without having to tear out and repair much drywall.
It's pretty new functionality in sqlfluff, but it now supports user defined plugins for org-specific rules if you want to forbid something more obscure. Documentation is sketchy, but you can see the proof of concept here: https://github.com/sqlfluff/sqlfluff/tree/main/plugins/sqlfl...
Palantir next?
Which betrays AMP’s purpose as tracking.
SPARC will also not produce net power gain, as far as I know. They are planning to achieve "breakeven", which is energy going into plasma < energy of plasma, promising Q > 2, with an optimistic expectation of Q ~ 10. But best estimates for plasma energy -> electrical energy conversions are 50% efficiency, and energy going into plasma is typically many times smaller than the amount of energy drawn from the grid (couldn't find any numbers for SPARC).

SPARC doesn't seem to publish such numbers, but ITER, which is aiming for Q ~ 10 is going to be nowhere near to generating net energy, so SPARC's 2 < Q < 10 is unlikely to be able to do it either.

Edit: ITER is also going for Q~=10
Maybe a better idea would be to actively go against the Terms of Service for FB and obfuscate the data in your account

- Remove all photos and replace them with other images (nothing illegal)

- Change all data relating to your person

- Create several posts with unrelated data

- Like as many pages as you possibly can
It seems there is a divide between libertarians who support liberty and libertarians who would like government to be even deeper in the pockets of billionaires.
It is way too easy to strip a philips head screw going into wood, so maybe they did mean torx head?

Most of the torx screws you'll find in boxes at a hardware store are deck screws anyway (at least around here), which are really good for attaching wood to wood. Good to be careful though.
The votes were not irrelevant. Most people think that offering the referendum to UKIP voters is the only reason the Conservatives weren't forced into another coalition government.
Also a personal anecdote, I've gotten ocular migraines since my teenage years. Five or so years ago I read a study that seemed to have evidence supporting magnesium supplementation for migraines and figured I should try it. It works for me. I rarely get them anymore, but when I do it's almost always when I've run out of the supplement, forgotten to buy more, and haven't taken any for a few weeks (happened two days ago to me actually).
or corrosion of containment vessel, or an airplane strike…

http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/21/critics-challenge-...
Question might be if it inspires more blocking elsewhere.

It is pretty bad news for AMP that Ampolosion exists. It would be even worse if Samsung noticed that popularity and implemented something similar in their browser, perhaps even by default.
The Neurodiversity Paradigm
> Social media dependency is a real thing, with serious medical side effects

citation? or source? i'm asking since it's the first time i'm seeing this idea.
The sidebar advert video is brilliant. [0]

Tempted to find out if fraidyc.at can run with data hosted locally. [1]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgA4GzRsldI

[1] Site asserts there is no centralized db. https://fraidyc.at/privacy/
Looks like CEO's expectations were way too high? Wonder why, as he seemes to be a developer himself.
Yeah. 4chan is supposed to represent people's unfiltered thoughts, what people really think when freed from social consequences. This produces a wider spectrum than what most people are used to seeing, both good and bad.

While 4chan posters occasionally get organized and manage to operate outside their borders, these incredibly malicious activities just aren't something I associate with them. They're the specialty of groups like kiwi farms who are responsible for the suicide of at least one video game console emulator developer. I was shocked when people told me about byuu's suicide here on HN.
Even more fundamentally, a life form needs to be able to pump entropy out more quickly than it comes in, no matter what its substrate is. With all that heat and light and magnetic fields running around and pressing in on any conceivable life form living in the sun, there's no way it could possibly pump it out fast enough.

With that analysis you don't have to get into the weeds of what exactly plasma and magnetic fields might theoretically be able to cohere into and whether it may be able to be life someday... it doesn't matter. There's no way sun life can pump out the entropy fast enough no matter what.

(On the flip side, one can imagine some form of nebula, gas-cloud life, but they would have to be so slow that there's no chance any of it could evolve into anything terribly complicated in the life time of the universe. If we ever did find some it would double as proof that there must have been some other life form that created it.)
None. Send patches. Though, there are ideas floating around and supposedly someone working on something but its vaporware as of now.

A plan 9 interface to a GPU would have to be as general as possible by excluding API specific interfaces. This way you have a GPGPU interface which you build applications/api's on top of.

edit: Here's a very back of napkin idea that was lightly discussed recently, https://marc.info/?l=9fans&m=162965057312200&w=2
I should be clear. I don't think that there are no levers that Facebook can or should pull here. But that framing contradicts the breathless hysteria and shoddy statistics behind the push that Facebook is _causing_ damage, as opposed to being in a position to uniquely reduce harm in a way that (eg) contemporary radio manufacturers when radio was being used to foment the Rwandan genocide.

That is to say, these upheavals are inherent to global connectivity and empowering the voices of the masses; the obsession with Facebook as an entity is down intentional blinders about this fact.

Although, I should note that I strongly disagree with your strong form that "providing the tools for people to organize" means you're responsible for everything that happens. I don't see people rushing to give Facebook the same share of credit for Black Lives Matter, or the successes of the gay rights movement in the last decade, or any other outcome they consider positive that relied on "the tools provided by Facebook to organize". Just as Marconi or contemporary radio manufacturers aren't to be blamed for radio's role in fomenting the Rwandan genocide. As I said, people are monsters, and the idea that their communications tools have inherent responsibility is as nonsensical as saying that airlines or car manufacturers are responsible for allowing the crowd to get to the Capitol on Jan 6.
Oh hey, dumb baseless rhetoric! It's ridiculous to describe this age distribution as "a bunch of out of touch boomers": https://nonempty.org/stuff/screenshot_20211006-174820_i708Ao...
>"Microwaves" as in "the part of the electromagnetic spectrum we call microwaves".

The parent wasn't speaking about "the part of the electromagnetic spectrum we call microwaves" in general, but about what's "used in microwaves to heat our food", i.e. microwave ovens.
I think Ross Perot with his own money obviously was able to climb out of nowhere to get 18% in the general.

The two party duopoly ganged up on him and the Reform Party (as he was opposed to their globalization) and quashed any opportunity for him to succeed.

These parties don’t shoot themselves in the foot, they adapt to and coöpt any threat.
> the Empire tried to cope with decline by debasing currency

That sounds like, "The spouse tried to cope with the failed marriage by cheating." Maybe, but maybe also it played a role in the marriage failing. Can you truly separate the two things?

Listen, you could be right. I would definitely say that I've never been one to be "obsessed with pure commodity money." But I've also steadily lowered my respect for the entire branch of Economics over time. What's that H.L. Mencken quote? "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his income depends on his not understanding it." When you watch the film The Big Short, it seems to talk down to the audience but it's also talking down to the entire finance industry and population at large. It all seems so patently obvious in hindsight -- but it was obvious in foresight too, if anyone wanted to look. (Note: We're facing the same thing now, in greater degrees, but with different names (CDO's? Horrible! BTO's? Sure!) and we're about to be humiliated once again.)

I'll repeat what I said initially. I used to be Keynesian. I used to think that inflation allowed for growth. It encouraged investment. I saw the opposition as a fringe group: gold bugs and conspiracy theorists, frankly.

But what I came to realize is that, long-term, it can't work. It's not a Nash equilibrium (see: https://blankpoole.com). It doesn't encourage investment; it demands it. And that, to repeat myself, removes the coupling to value. Your local coffee shop is only worth so much, based on its revenues. Period. If you go above that, you're speculating -- fine; but you continue past that and you're in "growth investing" land, where you quite literally know that the coffee shop isn't worth that but you expect someone to be the greater fool.

People right now, unironically, say that the market always goes up. I'm not joking. You've probably heard it yourself. Economists could fight it but they enable it instead. "Just put your money in the market and wait. There is always a greater fool." Shame on them.

As that article I linked to points out, while the coffee shop shares can only be worth so much, any scare resource widely viewed as a currency, such as precious metals, have no such restriction. It's a Nash equilibrium. If field of Economics was minutely honest, if it had a mote of respectability, it would recognize that and stand firm despite what its income depends on.
pastebin link is dead now.
Some links to jump directly to the programming language of choice would be great.

Interesting initiative.
Former fugitive reveals items that could keep Brian Laundrie in hiding
Yep, we got a great idea of his political acumen handling the pandemic response.
Gorilla dies in the arms of ranger who rescued her as an infant 14 years ago
> Meanwhile, the EU slides farther and farther into irrelevancy when it comes to being anything other than consumers of tech. All the EU seems capable of doing is creating additional bureaucracy while hamstringing Europeans trying to actually realize Europe's potential in the field.

What are you talking about?
TIL there are AMP blockers on Safari...brb
People who

- use iOS 15 (including betas)

- hate AMP

- still use Google for search

- went to the trouble of finding and installing such an extension

is probably a number that rounds to 0.0% of Google searches.

Not meant as a critique of the extension writer, just agree that this explanation seems highly implausible to me.
Rat Lives Matter (more)?
> Hypothetically, what happens in a drought, when there is no water for anyone? Have your rights been violated?

If the government had a reasonable way of preventing that and didn't, I'd say yes. Otherwise, no.

> If so, by whom?

By whoever was in charge of maintaining your water supply (government again), or nobody if this wasn't doable.

A government violates your rights when it fails to take action to protect them.
Emergí a una suerte de plazoleta; mejor dicho, de patio. Lo rodeaba un solo edificio de forma irregular y altura variable; a ese edificio heterogéneo pertenecían las diversas cúpulas y columnas. Antes que ningún otro rasgo de ese monumento increíble, me suspendió lo antiquísimo de su fábrica. Sentí que era anterior a los hombres, anterior a la tierra. Esa notoria antigüedad (aunque terrible de algún modo para los ojos) me pareció adecuada al trabajo de obreros inmortales.

Unfortunatelly, that translation failed to capture at least two keywords in the original: "patio" (courtyard) and "obreros" (artificers). Both terms have many overtones in the borgean vocabulary, both have heavy loaded connotations in his literature and in the Buenos Aires language.

"Humankind" for "hombres" is strange as well: I don't think "humanidad" was a borgean term; I do not know if there's a better way to translate "los hombres" though.
The Long-Term Dollar Shortage
SMS runs through a different protocol and has different set standards; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS

iMessage is a proprietary messaging system
If you're interested in fusion power check out Robert Bussard's tech talk on his design: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhL5VO2NStU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywell
How does apple relay affect AMP?
As someone who grew up under communism and has one remaining grandparent who fought fascism all the way to Berlin, I am puzzled how any seemingly complacent westerner can call the topic of "founding fathers" an obsession. I guess it's an obsession with the foundations of freedom? I wasn't born American, but I have embraced the fact that my life no longer feels like prison in the US and I truly think that calling America's relationship with the work of founding fathers an "obsession" is truly idiotic, especially considering a trend suggesting more and more countries are playing with authoritarian regimes. [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28399317
It's called a loyalty card what you describe
Google launched "Core Web Vitals" a while back as their "open" alternative to the requirement to provide AMP versions of pages. It's possible they're running some kind of A/B test with AMP vs CWV calculation and filtering based on iOS version.

Maybe an odd thing to do but IMO no less odd than giving up on AMP in iOS 15 because of browser extensions, I can't believe the number of people using AMP-blocking extensions is that high yet.
The page also says:

> I know from my own testing that Google search results still included AMP links for the first week after iOS 15 was released on September 20
Use the right tool for the job. SQL databases are not always the right tool. NoSQL databases are not always the right tool. If you think an RDBMS is the best choice for every problem, then maybe you should stop and ask yourself if it's just the only tool you're comfortable with. There is a reason that the number of NoSQL options continues to expand - if nobody was using them successfully then they probably wouldn't continue to grow.
Apollo is not the defacto reddit client. Reddit's own app is.
I gotta tell you that unless you're working with absolute bozos, nobody is looking at estimates and saying "oh duh, I am betting the farm this will complete on that date."

Happens all the time, and not just by bozos. Sometimes getting paid is entirely dependent on delivering when you said you would. I used to work at an animation studio and one year we worked on a series of Christmas themed TV spots. When we said we could deliver on time we where very much betting the farm our estimates where correct. Nobody is paying to air those in February.
Assume it is all public and change your passwords. Not much else to do, from what I can tell.
I'm not sure if this is sarcasm or not, it's hard to tell over the internet. But if it's not, out of curiosity, how did you make the connection between anime and child pornography?
Most of the SQLFluff style was based around the Mozilla SQL style guide and the dbt labs style guide:
https://docs.telemetry.mozilla.org/concepts/sql_style.html
https://github.com/dbt-labs/corp/blob/master/dbt_style_guide...

The GitLab SQL style guide isn't far off either:
https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/business-technology/data-t...

Rather than supporting _all_ ways of formatting SQL, the aim of the tool was to fairly flexibly support the most mainstream ones with a view to becoming more opinionated in future to converge on a more unified style in future. Similar to what black has done with python.