skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We used them as well. I did not feel that the quality of the ingredients was particularly high. In the long run, we ended up using Good Eggs mostly.
Silencing people and pretending it’s OK is not going to work. It’s a double edge sword. Because one day they’re going to silence you. The math doesn’t work out long term.
People are waking up and realizing that government is pretty useless for specific action. Our representatives would rather pontificate about vague niceties.
My mental model is that regulations are decided on through a political process, and then no one looks at them until it becomes a political issue again.
If one must sneak in or otherwise subvert the intentions of the provider then, it is unethical and the sneaker is aware that it is.

The question of tangible harm and restitution (if any) for that harm is a question separate from ethics.
On hearing this, Jesus said to them, "It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners." -Mark 2:17
Some towns in Germany have this concept for students walking to their schools. There are even improvised bus stop signs at the side of the road.
Is that true?

I guess there’s always exceptions but Shoe Dog is an all-time best seller and is basically just the CEO recounting his version of events for 300 or so pages.

Still enjoyed it though!

Onward by Schultz (zzz), Jobs by Isaacson (not bad), the various Bezos and Ma books, etc. all seem to top lists.
Agreed is can be desirable. An example for readers: This is the fundamental basis of financial credit. Pull from the future to improve the present.
Yes, in the sense that "solving your problems for you" sounds even better.
You had power. You sued for the right to do what these platform providers are doing, and the courts agreed.

Congratulations.
It's not the point of religion, it's a side-effect. While religion is a remarkably effective control/coercion tool, there are more ethical ways to establish universal shared values. "Thou Shalt Not Kill" isn't exactly inspirational coming from a book filled with god-sanctioned rape, incest, genocide, and infanticide. People didn't adopt that principle because religion told them to, they adopted it because it allowed them to outcompete the primitive societies that didn't.
Back in the day there was MilkyMist (https://m-labs.hk/gateware/m1/)

I am extremely heart broken I never bought one before it was discontinued (the software and hardware is open source tho)
There was an interesting little snippet I heard the other day, it was something like "the idea that Religions are things to do that improve ones life puts it in the self-help section of the bookshop." The answer to that I'm more foggy on but its something like "religion is something we are called to do, it's not a shelf in a bookstore or something to be bought into. It's the entire bookstore and it's the city the store is in."
Maybe, but I have rarely experienced wide advertisement (that was intended to include me) and don't know where to begin. I agree that this is off-putting advice.

Many social activities assume you're showing up with friends. If you have none, they're akward and depressing.
>If you don't understand what is happening from that level, you will never understand what is going on in complicated frameworks.

On the other someone could have said the same to your regarding assembly code and so on.
And they say satire is dead.
> Markdown doesn't sorry ``` fenced code blocks

There isn't a single markdown. There are many different flavors, and all of them are markdown. Many include ``` (GitHub, Kdoc, pandoc, reddit, commonmark), especially as it allows you to specify the language if you want. I actually don't know if any tool I use that doesn't support them.
Patience little one, it’ll happen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Buttigieg
A notion that harm is disconnected from ethics is an interesting one.
I’ll not even go into the specific comparisons you made, that are completely unjustified. But we can very simply state that masks are not an experiment performed on unsuspecting people. Surgeons do this for a long, long time. It’s fine. It works. There is no relation whatsoever to the other cases you brought up.

Concerning shoes/ shirt /service: sure, that’s not federally mandated. But masks for the most part weren’t either. It’s private companies that choose to have this policy, yet it somehow is now presented as something fundamentally different from other, private, clothing rules? That’s ridiculous.

The HUGE difference is, that with COVID, the people not following science, common sense, or decency now actually kill other people. And while I absolutely respect your right to meet with others and infect each other, I absolutely disagree with the assertion that you somehow have the right to kill me or others.
So, now you cannot make even art with dissident ideas.

Welcome 1984!
> one of the officials appointed to fix the situation

Genuine question: Are there actual officials appointed to fix the situation? If so, who are they?
Notifications? I don't wand another distraction. I want to read the news when I want to, because 99.9% of the things in the world don't need my immediate attention. A half day delay is fine.
I hope those limitations didn't serve a vital safety purpose.
Except markdown is not easier to read if you clutter your comment (as I've seen other commenters here do) with something like:

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whitespace because regular paragraphs get a slight

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The former becomes a problem in the discussion because it clutters the space and is harder to read than the latter, especially when you have multiple blocks around the discussion (in one comment or spread out across comments). You may not care, but using code blocks that offer a more compact and clear expression is certainly more courteous.
it is easy to top a best-seller list with a pre-order push, which is what famous ppl typically do. Staying power however much harder to achieve. Autobiographies are probably going to be worse than having a world-famous, top-talented writer tell the story.
This is perfect. Both simple and true.
Have you ever spent time in BCN? Unless you're way out in the suburbs of Badalona, there's very little reason to use a car for commuting. Secondly, raised lanes are horrendously expensive, ugly, and reduce street level light. Any city where they're the default is going to be a city where bike infrastructure effectively doesn't exist.

Cities should serve people, not cars.
i meant "more likely" than a developer who is stupid. There's lots of buildings that are built for cynical, non-market related reasons.
Ecuadorian Navy Sailing Ship Interdicts Drug Smugglers in the Pacific
Barcelona has a population density of 16,000/km², while the city of San Francisco has a density of 2,419/km².
Lockdowns' High Costs and Murky Benefits: Review of “Economics in One Virus”
> where do you draw the line?

When you have lobbyists working for you.
“Part of this is probably because people who get vaccinated tend to be healthier than people who don't, the researchers noted.”
Imagine you’re building a home. Maybe you have the time and experience to build the house yourself, but many parts of this project will be handed off to people who specialize… in designing the structure and floor plan, in laying the foundation, setting up the walls, laying electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and so on.

You could do this as fast as possible without considering the costs… and by the end of it, maybe you realize now you can’t afford the specific hardwood floors or baseboards you wanted because you’re out of money. Or you decided to go with the expensive back splash in your kitchen, but now you’ll have to settle for cheaper windows that don’t sufficient block out road noise - impacting your quality of life when you can’t sleep at night.

Maybe you went with the lowest bidder for some of the electrical work, and now the electrical sockets are literally lose and the new TV you plugged in gets burned after you plug it into the outlet.

Tech debt is when you make decisions, often deliberately but sometimes without thinking through, that impact not just the house immediately when you move in, but also your ability to maintain and enjoy your new house afterwards.

We cut corners on the plumbing… man the septic system is now backed up and leaking out in the back yard. But we had to move into the house by a certain date and that was the main thing we optimized for over all else, and so here we are.

At this point, you’re thinking - well, all of this doesn’t sound THAT made. True.

Imagine that to fix the electrical problems, you now have to first remove all the cabinets from the kitchen and take apart the sink. Wait… that doesn’t make sense. How could it be that the kitchen sink and cabinets are so tightly coupled with the electrical system?

Now imagine that to fix the septic tank issue, you have to dig up the entire backyard and the garage. Yikes!

And for some reason, the plumbing in the bedroom is having additional problems. To fix it, we actually have to take down load bearing walls in the bathroom and the living room… while people continue to live in the house.

And that is tech debt. We were actually scheduling a party for next week. We can’t have the party now. Or if we do, maybe we can invite half the guests.

And sonny wanted to play drums. But the new windows are shit and don’t block noise. We bought a house so we wouldn’t have to worry about noise bother apartment neighbors, but with this construction, the neighbors are equally as likely to call cops and get the HOA on us.
Back in .NET Core 2.1 days, I did a porting project from .NET Framework into Java, because the customer in question wanted to go into UNIX (Red-Hat Linux more specifically), and .NET Core required a rewrite anyway, they decided to take the opportunity to move away from MS ecosystem, as they were fed up with rewrites.

This kind of decisions kind of confirms those actions.
Collusion via regulations still exists today. As long as there are rulers it will exist.

Thinking the opposite is being very innocent, in my view. But all happens in non-obvious ways and in the background, you are going to see a tiny fraction of what happens.
Should they remove all videos of cars driving over the speed limit too?
Remember than the vast majority of the "infrastructure" bill is for "social infrastructure" and that the lesser amount of funding for the physical infrastructure is still subject to the contracting, procurement, environmental, safety, and other regulations at the federal, state, and local levels - all of which needs to be navigated before any actual work begins. By the time that is done, there won't be much left for materials and labor.
> 4. Keep track of everyone you speak to. Everyone. Write down what they mentioned they liked, who their family is, what matters to them. Maintain their contact. Reach out during holidays and birthdays in a heartfelt way.

https://www.monicahq.com/
Maybe, but remember we’re not talking about making people show up.

What I’m imagining is a bit of a utopia, but:

- Voting from a personal device that every citizen can use problem-free, no matter where they are

- Clear language about what the choices are, and what will be affected

- Open and available clear-language information for people who choose to dig deeper

- Ways to discuss the pros and cons without being subject to scrutiny or chilling effects

Yes people could still get fatigued. But I suspect much less so than they are by a vote that happens every 4 years and does not let them participate in the stuff that moves fast.
My own, of course. https://airss.roastidio.us
Even if there are businesses that you don’t want, it can be solved outside of broad strokes zoning.
The guy in charge took a paternity leave for 2 months and no one in the media even noticed.
> I kind of err on skepticism based on previous attempts

There's a very powerful yet simple tool that helps with that: just ask yourself "what has changed?".

In your electric vehicle example it was battery technology that made all the difference.

The Fischer-Tropsch process hasn't changed in the past 100 years and neither has the underlying physics and chemistry or its efficiency (edit: efficiency improved with new catalysts and technology, but not as dramatically as with batteries).

The reason synthetic fuels didn't take off is that they're more expensive to produce than crude oil can be extracted and refined.

This is still true today, but the AF has a different problem statement than the economy of fuel production - it's the economy of fuel logistics - a subtle, yet important difference.

As long as Twelve's concept relies on syngas from water, it won't be any better in terms of that, though (if the area of operations includes deserts and dry land).

Otherwise there's no fundamentally new technology or breakthroughs required here. It's just a matter of finding creative ways to get the required hydrogen, really (in terms of improved fuel logistics, not necessarily cost vs fossil fuels).
That seems to be a really common thing! It's incredibly frustrating when reading some articles about someone being cancelled or the like.
I don’t need my laptop right this moment. I am waiting with my wallet for a Ryzen 5000 series option here in Netherlands. Just saying here in case someone needs to know there are potential customers out here :-)
Believing you are happy and actually being happy are different things. Religious people believe that they're happier than other people, but they're not.
The government prioritizes family over work (and the economy). I believe the transport secretary is "chest feeding":

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/oct/23/pete-b...
Isn’t a simple solution to register your car and if it is detected do not add it to the general database. Maybe lock it down to require a court order or if a crime happens require a majority vote to unlock it for police only to view.
Amid the Capitol riot, Facebook faced its own insurrection
IMO free software is a philosophy and an ideology. Microsoft's actions (proprietary VSCode extensions, crippling dotnet) are designed to generate goodwill, but hurt the freedom of its users anyway.
The average person is also getting hit hard by high energy prices for fossil fuels regardless of tax rate.
>Biden said the jab stop the spread, it was lies (I remember)

Thing is, if I remember rightly Biden did spread outright misinformation that falsely claimed the vaccine was a lot more effective than it actually is using his platform as president, and got checked on it by the BBC (though maybe not the mainstream US media)...
That's neat, but isn't this whole thing about stacking restrictions on empty containers?

My understanding of what the Flexport CEO said in their twitter thread was that the best example of the problem is the haulage company that's keeping its driver count * 3 empty containers around on-chassis (which I think means on wheels), just sitting in their parking lot, because they have nowhere to put their empties, because they empty-storage is maxed out at the 2-height capacity. All/most of the haulage company's chassis are now tied up with empty containers, which prevents them from being able to go pick up filled containers to ship, which stops the full containers from getting picked, etc.
It's a speciality of Fox News. It promotes the outrage well when you leave out the actually objectionable part. Others do it as well of course.
I'm out of the loop, but I've been seeing "Let's Go Brandon" posts on a certain subset of the internet that I keep my eye on, so this headline and source doesn't surprise me.

I think I'm better off judging this book by it's cover and not telling Youtube how to run their house.
Managers aren’t inherently useless; just the ones you’ve had.
Why would the Conservatives suddenly change in the next administration? The past one made sure censoring was possible and legal. Why the sudden change of heart and wanting to undo what they just did?
Real-time 3D bufferbloat visualisation! https://netduma.com/blog/beginners-guide-to-bufferbloat/ uses traffic as the metaphor, but future articles will use shipping containers.
that PDF is awesome and i have never seen it before. i had to teach someone about programming from absolute zero and i followed a very similar approach. starting with what a transistor is, a basic intro into a cpu, what machine code is, low level languages and high level languages which took us into a python hello world. you could see the wheels turning at the end of the session...
Ugh, this is horrible. One would have to wonder the medical data value of torturing poor doggies, this seems this highly unethical experimentation reveals little that you could not learn from... not live puppies.

I hope this causes real change into animal experiments in international medical research. If it can't be done ethically in the US, it should not be funded elsewhere.
Now in stunning, whole-brain resolution: neurons
I don’t see how I claimed that natural forces prevent all negative outcomes. Sorry, you don’t seem interested in understanding each others’ views here…
We have a treasure trove of the last few years of the internet (thanks to archive.org) showcasing that the majority opinion of HN and others is “someone I don’t like is being censored, therefore it’s OK.”
>The guy in charge took a paternity leave for 2 months and no one in the media even noticed.

Don't worry, once people did notice, it did take long before they started ridiculing him for spending time with his family.
Because you not tried Haiku yet.
https://www.wysszurich.uzh.ch/projects/wyss-zurich-projects/...
I do know something else not specified by the chart.

Everyone's been stuck at home and purchasing consumer items that would usually be bought in bulk and supplied by employers, restaurants, etc.

Claiming it's government spending as the cause and not covid as the cause seems silly
This better not get to hosting providers or it all goes to shit.

Sure, big platforms censoring stuff is bad, but people still have the choice of renting a server and hosting whatever they want.

If your website, hosted on a dedicated machine that you rent from OVH or whatever (and probably Amazon, but I wouldn't trust them) or co-locate in a datacenter, can be taken down on claims of misinformation, that's it, RIP free Internet. It was nice knowing you.
Youtube in my eyes is no different to utilities and it is even more of a monopoly than many other utilities. Your blog is curated because you are the editor and as such it is just like any other publication.
Rewind 100 years: what was your avenue for “being heard”? The radio and newspapers had no obligation to regurgitate your thoughts.

Nobody is stopping him from touring the country to spread his message. Same as it always was.

I personally post 0 on Twitter or Facebook or YouTube and I manage to get by in life just fine.
I'm not talking of last-mile in terms of fuel synthesis alone, but in terms of all logistics.

Land-based actions have a last-mile problem in that to put and establish boots on the ground, they need to traverse that mile directly, and extend supply lines to that last mile.

Tactical aircraft have an effective combat range measured in hundreds or thousands of miles. Mechanised infantry in miles or tens of miles. Foot soldiers in yards to miles.

A Naval task force's operation is at sea, outside the effective range of virtually any of the opponents the US has faced in combat since WWII.[1] Aircraft and crew depart a carrier or other base, conduct a mission, and return to base, outside the area of engagment. The logistics chain occurs through what has been for nearly three quarters of a century non-hostile territory.

An FOB is right in the stinkin' middle of the mess. It's within the area of engagement, supply lines move through hostile territory, are subject to ambush attacks, both by live opponents and remotely-activated or passively-triggered IEDs and mines. Total supply requirements are too great for aerial supply alone.

That's the last-mile problem.

At the same time, FOBs and other installations are subject to enemy attack, and large-scale renewables deployments and synfuel equipment would be attractive and viable targets for relatively simple attacks (mortars, drones, missles), which could easily degrade, disable, or entirely destroy such equipment.

I'm unsure of what a major Army or Marine unit's fuel requirements are, but assuming a 40% conversion efficiency from sunlight and 8 hours at 200W per m^2 of PV array, creating 1 barrel of oil per day (42 gallons) would require on the order of 2,700 m^2 of PV array, or a square roughly 50 m on a side. A 100m square might provide 4 barrels/day.

There might be some land-based operations which could support this, but I strongly suspect many could not.

Actual solar performance would also likely be far lower, likely yielding only 25--50% of the output I'm listing here (spacing factor, overcast, and other standard reductions on nameplate capacity), even before accounting to combat-based degradation.

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Notes:

1. Five ships were lost to mines during the Korean war, the USS Liberty was scrapped after it was attacked by Israeli forces in 1967. The USS Cole was damaged, but not lost, in a suicide-bombing attack in 2000. Numerous other vessels have been lost largely through accidents and occasional sabotage (all by US nationals or service members). The USS Pueblo was captured intact in 1967.
https://news.usni.org/2012/08/28/notable-us-navy-ships-lost-...
The art was made without issue. Distribution is not a right.
I think it is a bit early for you to worry about that problem, or at least show your worries to your users. You need to show the value to your user before showing the cost.
IIRC fully separate companies tied into "Aldi Nord" and "Aldi Sud" from when the original company was split between sons.

Similar approaches of "all store brand products" but Aldi focuses more on price and value while TJs focuses on "romance the hell out of it."

Edit: https://www.aldireviewer.com/aldi-trader-joes-related/
I live near a port. Containers are regularly stacked five high.
OP's edited headline is strongly misleading.

OP infers that an independently evidenced catastrophe is underway. Instead a lobbying and trade group is sounding klaxons about a parade of horribles they've thought up.

Actual headline starts with: Business group warns of mass layoffs and 'catastrophic'...
I don't know. I agree that refusing to do business with someone is a finite source of political power, but the cost is short-lived. The video gets taken down, but once the news cycle completes the creator will upload to Youtube next time around, and the positive economies to scale (network effects) make limited, repeated application of this power sustainable.

I think it's counter-productive because of my politics, but I don't think it's ineffective or futile.