skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The study I saw implied that most of the metals were on the surface as dust, so you could rinse about 60% off. I would expect the bran, containing a lot of the protein and minerals, would have more in it, and also make it more difficult to remove surface contamination.

Incidentally there are also some studies challenging the heavy metals in broadleaf plants link. The newer studies suggest surface contamination is a much bigger factor. That's also another 'pro' in the column for cleaning your vegetables with white vinegar instead of soap. Acids are pretty good at dissolving metal dust, especially from residual contamination near roads from leaded gas. My yard tested high.
Yes, you can get very gritty microbenchmarks, but those always fail to generalize well and lead to more confusion. Most people will make bad decisions off of microbenchmarks and those who won't will tell you they're nearly useless in the best case.
I've never written a tweet. I avoid comments too much. I do use it to follow reading lists from a few journalists, writers, academics, and artists. There are much better ways, but twitter is what everyone uses.

Comments are often terrible. You know the kind of comment where you have absolutely no idea what is being discussed or why, only that it has made someone very angry? Twitter is the land of such comments, devoid of anything other than hostility or snark (for a mile example, a gif of "double face palm, when one face palm isn't enough" kind of thing - you really have no idea that the person is responding to or what their thought are).
Does an individual voter have a responsibility to know also the disgusting events of modern times or only the happy ones? Twitter seemed to overweight discuss-ting events and angry events. Maybe cuz I avoid such things on other platforms, I used twitter to stay informed on the darker side. Sure, my fault. Disregard this whole thread! Lol.
Stock is red now. Pump and dump.
Honestly kind of curious: are furious and infuriated not synonyms for you?
A Url Injection Framework for apps, to simplify AB testing
Yeah, I was talking about software patents in general, or in the U.S. in particular.
There actually is, you can mail hn@ycombinator.com to ask for a reprieve.
What happens when foreign currencies also get into the double-digit inflation range?
> mholt is telling you

It's not what he's saying, but how he's saying it. "I'm still waiting to hear your performance requirements btw.", is a condescending, dismissive tone that would put more people off than not. Especially considering it was a reply within just a couple minutes of his initial question.
that assumes you can see the threat, if instead it led to an unprotected crossing at high speed, then you have a very different situation
>How the fuck does Elon do it then?

Outside of his role as a visionary and promoter, I think his affect on the day-to-day of his companies might be questionable to negative.
That's interesting, I had no idea they were the ones that proposed it. Everything I've read paints them as the odd one out, since they're going their own way with Metal and not Vulkan.
Battery usage, yes, but if developers could create theirs apps as websites with no loss of functionality and pay zero money to Apple a non empty set of users would use them and Apple would lose some money. I think that Apple ultimately cares about money. Battery, PWAs, etc are all factors they ponder upon to optimize the bottom line.
Yeah I had a very selective strategy for purging:

- follow only tech people/tech-adjacent people

- unfollow any tech people/tech-adjacent people who post too much off-topic and/or do too much clickbait or too much emotionally taxing stuff

and moving forward I do:

- follow a more diverse (race, ethnicity, country, political leaning, gender) people, while following the above guidelines.

- follow some people who "post interesting shit" while following the above guidelines.
Odds are Jack does something in Web3 next?
So there is/was a Mickey Mouse magazine in Germany? Interesting, in the Netherlands we have a Donald Duck magazine.

Also interesting that Mickey Mouse is spelled without the 'e' in German.
Agreed, same. (I actually had 'software' in parens and switched it for 'jr/')
Let me know when Firefox finally supports backdrop-filter. And it already took Chrome forever.
I wasted time reading a paragraph by an AI? That comment should be downvoted, as should any AI generated comments.
I agree, but the format and limitations of twitter are unusually prone to degraded public discourse.
The project is kindof finished isn't it? The founders managed to scam their way into a top 5 coin for a while, got rich AF, and never had to actually deliver any sort of product. Their ineptitude got laid pretty bare when their "smart contracts" were finally released, and only able to process something like one transaction per day or something absurd like that.

As far as I can tell, even the cringey youtube livestreams have ended at this point. I genuinely don't think that anybody involved with that absolute disaster of a project care. They'll just release more declarations that things are coming eventually, obfuscate everything with more confusing sounding names for things, make more vague promises about "Africa", and deliver nothing while enriching themselves.
Oh awesome, Fish just keeps getting better and better!
Under your analogy patents and copyrights would last forever?
The harm communist regimes have had on culture is well documented. Whether its cooking or religion or whatever. I put the blame on the common ideology.

Yes, I apoligize for claiming you were defending communism. But if you weren't, I think maybe you were just being overly pedantic then? The effect communism has had is pretty clear.
I feel none of these, because I use Twitter as an RSS feed of companies/websites I’m interested in seeing updates from.

I don’t post, and I don’t follow people.

If anyone is feeling any of what the OP has felt, strongly encourage changing how you use it.

Nothing is worth this.
Twitter and other social media are probably the biggest problem of our time.

By providing simple rules of information flow: small amount of content, retweet, followers) and rewards (likes), they've created the most efficient engines for finding and spreading novelty at the expense of everything else.

There are no incentives to improve accuracy, increase thoughtfulness, paint nuance. Fact checking gets lost in the wind.

The environment is essentially one designed for brain viruses, where whether you click RT (after thinking around 5 seconds about it) determines the Rt. The most superficially convincing, novel looking and emotion inducing content wins. You can get your misinformation in two flavors: deliberate disinformation by grifters, or accidental misinformation, sometimes by real experts who (like everyone else) make a sensational mistake that gets super amplified.

The worst bit is that social media is becoming the primary source of news for most people today. The results have been nothing short of catastrophic.

The new CEO has quite a bit of work in front of them.

https://science.sciencemag.org/content/359/6380/1146
Chinese could hack data for future quantum decryption, report warns
Oh excellent. But of course the key addition is handing off this information to lawyers who use it to shut you down and/or extract money from you.

If you are using some torrent of a dataset, nobody is indemnifying you, and once you get to the discovery phase of a lawsuit, they are going to know that you intentionally grabbed a dataset you knew you shouldn't have had access to. Treble damages!
Feelings wheel, my friend. Jealous and Furious are similar, jealous is when you want someone else to not have something, and furious is when they come for your stuff. Infuriated and annoyed are linked, and infuriated is when you get so annoyed you start yelling back. I'm trying to make all the emotional categories more distinct in my philosphy, recently posted a video as such https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfZwxLUrlrk
don't say that! if twitter ends up there, where will NPR get its journalistic content?
I remember reading through some of the judicial rulings on this. IIRC, the logic is that not only is it speech, but the government case for regulating this kind of speech is unusually poor: the function of flashing the lights is to suggest that you obey the traffic laws. That can't reasonably be in the government's interest to prevent.
Getting access to somebody else's Ansible Galaxy namespace
the language servers do the indexing now. intelliJ does not use them?
For those who don’t have fb I believe this is the video (but I’m guessing from the comment’s content only) — https://edition.cnn.com/videos/tv/2018/08/19/jack-dorsey-spe...
This looks like a wishlist, ranked by what people desire the most (but don't have).
Any particular reason you excluded the 80s (or even the 90s) from the attention-monopoly time period?
INAL, but actually putting adversarial image attacks on real roads is already illegal. If you modify a street sign, and as a result someone dies, that's a fairly easy case of Involuntary manslaughter.

At a minimum, you can't modify street signs. Eg in Washington State:

RCW 47.36.130
Meddling with signs prohibited.
No person shall without lawful authority attempt to or in fact _alter_, deface, injure, knock down, or remove any official traffic control signal, _traffic device_ or railroad sign or signal, or any inscription, shield, or insignia thereon, or any other part thereof.

(Underscore emphasis added).
And if you're thinking about not putting it on a sign, but putting it elsewhere visible to cars:

RCW 46.61.075.1
Display of unauthorized signs, signals, or markings.
No person shall place, maintain or display upon or in view of any highway any unauthorized sign, signal, _marking or device_ which purports to be or is an imitation of or resembles an official traffic-control device or railroad sign or signal, or _which attempts to direct the movement of traffic_, or which hides from view or interferes with the effectiveness of an official traffic-control device or any railroad sign or signal.

Where I'm unsure is producing these with the intent or knowledge that they will/could be used by someone to go do this. None of this makes using these for research and experimentation illegal.
I have a remarkable 2 and have a similar problem with the page turning experience. Swiping for a new page works very infrequently. It used to work when I first bought it, so I have to use the page navigation UI similar to what the author describes.
>At the end outside MBAs always try to take over and destroy the companies.

Far, far more companies have been destroyed by cluesless founders than MBAs, and I don't think it's close.
Past a certain minimum grid size it certainly looks like brute force to me, am I missing something?
Did the news leak before market open? His tweet was at 10:48 EST, and the email screenshot has 9:45 AM, which presumably is EST (it's certainly not PST).

Edit: The submission to HN was before the tweet. Huh? I guess it originally linked to somewhere else.
I guess the grudge went away as the billions started pouring in.
how can i msg you a invite to the new landoleet discord?
What's worse, is it has ushered in a Technocracy, where unelected corporate interests now decide which political views are "misinformation" and, for example, may threaten "election integrity", which drugs doctors should prescribe, etc.
Flu is increasing again this winter. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/weeklyarchives2021-2022/image...
I am curious, will Trump now get his twitter account back? (getting my popcorn ready)
One thing to add for the first-time founders: Your customer problem understanding has to be great. Your product has to solve a problem. These things cannot be neglected.

But, your design, logo, fonts can be awful, so do not spend time/money/efforts on that when you just begin. Use product like Parade and start solving a problem.

No one will care about your design as long as you solve a problem, but NOT the other way round.
Absolutely. I have no expectation of SpaceX going public this decade at the very least. Especially once Starship will start generating revenue, SpaceX may not need outside investment for a long time.
The article seems a bit weakly argued.

I think LARGE BUSINESSES should be less scared of being sued. Why? They usually have lawyers on retainer, or have legal departments as an already sunk cost.

This is such a massive power ability of the granted-full-citizenship-by-the-supreme-court immortal large corporation. The legal system is crazily expensive for anyone that isn't mega-rich.

I'm very glad all these employees of large corporations are afraid of lawsuits. Because if we aren't, the US would be a much scarier place for the poor, and it already is. Corporations could bully anyone they wanted with the threat of a lawsuit. They already do, but luckily since 99% of people aren't worth enough money to be worthwhile targets, it's usually business on business suits.
I had a lavage and deviated septum correction at the same time. The lavage was probably essential.
Same, but I go a step beyond.

Any tweet I see that I don't like (usually someone using a tone that gives me a terrible vibe from them), I block the author of the tweet.

Now almost all tweets that I see have a positive vibe.

Edit: I also adhere to an old adage that goes "follow slowly; block fast".
If feed-generating algorithms were dispassionate - amplifying liked content rather than massaging feeds for advertising and other behavior manipulation - then your assessment of the results as "brain viruses" might be more accurate. And the world might actually benefit from them.
Yeah one of the big reasons it hard to sell small companies is that most companies fall apart when the CEO leaves.
on the contrary, it absolutely makes it true and relevant.
If they put their objections in words, they run the risk of entering an actual discussion, which would force them to defend their view. Much easier to just post a meme or an emoticon as a sort of a dog-whistle. Can't argue with a double-facepalm!
My unqualified guess is that it makes time to ensure the full story and context to be digested by traders. If the story is emerging during trading, there is risk of more volatility / unpredictability as the fastest information may not be the most complete.
It's very hard to convey a deep and nuanced thought with any number of characters. People add more because they're anxious they're failing and adding more words is easier than picking better words. And because you need 250 pages worth of them to get a publishing contract, of course

It's uncommon to read a 300 page book that couldn't have made its points better in 30 pages - and properly rare to read one that couldn't have done it in 150
They're not perfect but they're much harder to pass items through compared to the non existent state borders. Also guns are quite a bit harder to make than drugs to the point where if the public market was completely cut off there would be several components that would be extremely difficult to replace on a home or illegal manufacturing basis. There are 3D print gun designs out there but they're largely replacing just the receiver body which is the restricted component in most gun control regimes. Rifled barrels and bolts are the real pain point for 3D printed guns atm, there's a few designs like the Liberator that are entirely printed but they're mostly single shot limited use items.
I was giving an example, I'm not sure what your point is here other than to just mock a point I didn't make.
Wow, I really completely missed that. Thank you for the hint and sorry for my mistake. (I personally don't see how abolishing copyright goes well with the concept of game/movie stores, though, it would make it easier to set them up for sure.)
It keeps showing me fake notifications that in fact are recent posts from influencers that I don't follow and have no interest in doing so. Or at least it was because I stopped using it.
A very happy Firefox user since 6 years. I never even bother to install Chrome on my computers. Chrome on my Android phone is completely hidden and I open it only thru built-in web views in apps.

Everything in FF works great for me- Sync, containers, performance etc
The more I think about this, the less I agree.

To be a social medium/network, I think you need to follow/"friend" specific people. That's what makes it social.

I'd say HN is a "forum".

I realize these are my personal definitions, and there are no correct answers.
No, I don't see it happening, because it would be really boring - at least for most people.

An interesting show needs to have people the audience can identify with, facing stakes that the audience can understand and care about. You're not going to get either part of that with a reality show about software engineers. (Unless your audience is also software engineers - but I'm not sure how many software engineers would want to watch such a show.)
They were all about net neutrality recently...
>We already have a number of features to land in the upcoming 2.1 release:

Well it turns out the latest release is v2.4.6 on Github already.

I wish there is a changlog / release note link on the homepage somewhere.

Basically I think they need to delete the whole V2 section. I find it quite confusing.
Don't animals carry the virus as well?
I remember this joke from Twitter:

"Startup idea: Twitter with full-time CEO"

Well, some things come true.
Corn and soybeans are better thought of as raw material for industry, rather than food.

We don't need more corn to eat, but alongside the fact that it's an industrial input, it's a strategic export that works as a part of American foreign policy: other nations are dependent on US crop imports the way they're dependent on oil.

In that way, rising output is always great, as it solidifies our position as an exporter, and lowers the price of the material which prevents competition and solidifies this dependence. And it's a better (more affordable) product for the importer countries.
> Cardano is just a hot mess. They spent years in research to "fo things right from the get go" and since their launch have had a ton of issues and realized why ethereum made the decisions they've made.

It's a lie. Cardano had 0 issue... You must have a big ETH bag to behave like this. ;)
A whole operator new world?

(Apologies.)
good. i feel like your track record of political bias was too damaging to the company. Sure it brought in alot of money, but i dont think it's a good longterm strategy.
Wait until you hear about food and water.
Sure, but why does that challenge need to be the flu, and not the billions of other microbes we encounter on a daily basis, or even a yearly vaccine?
FB's friend graph is their main product. Everything else exists to enrich the friend graph.

With Giphy, you embed a gif from your Android keyboard and FB recieves your IP and puts a uid on the gif. Just like a tracking pixel, when your recipient views the image FB now has their IP and knows you both communicate. Using the IPs as lookups they can now make a friend suggestion in FB without any activity having taken place in that product.

In reality the fingerprinting is more sophisticated than IP but the idea is the same.

This is not beneath FB, it is the lifeblood of their business. Number of friends is a key metric. They know if they can ratchet that number up then you will use the platform more. Which is why they paid so much for Giphy which otherwise has no business model or path to profitability.
I agree (even though it pains me to). I've thought about it a lot and I think it's because in the Java world, unlike most other worlds, the IDE is basically mandatory. I've worked in a few different java shops and the project was built around the IDE and required it.
apophenia?
I'm glad you're interested -- based on how you described yourself, you're exactly the person we're building for.

Looka is a great tool for creating a logo, and they're primarily focused on that -- and I've seen some great logos created on there.

We're especially focused on creating the right design aesthetic for you. If you're building a fun consumer SAAS business, you might lose credibility if your website is super formal and unapproachable. Fonts, colors, information density, use of white space, use of imagery, and other design elements influence the way your brand is perceived. Parade makes recommendations across these dimensions, which should help you create the aesthetic you're going for.
Probably yes.. e.g. there's a massive amount of research into RuBisCO. If we could speed up the primary carbon-fixing reaction, we could massively increase Ag output (also could make a dent in carbon sequestration):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RuBisCO#Genetic_engineering

There's tons about plant bio we don't fully understand and a lot of room for R&D. An imperfect measure, but in 2021, Google Scholar added over 5,000 results for the term;

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C23&as_yl...
Twitter is just a heaping cesspool, he should pull the plug on his way out.
https://www.toyota.co.jp/en/kids/car/index.html great "how it's made" material into a car's manufacturing process
Maybe take that to heart then, and figure out what's missing in your messaging (or audience? there's intersection with game development here, but this is not a forum for game development).
With acme.sh, 80% time is spent on configuring Cloudflare API keys, then the rest 20% it's just editing and running a couple of commands (so both steps are fast). The certificates are installed in any dir, e.g. `etc/nginx/ssl/mysite.com`, and auto renewed, with a custom shell command after, e.g. to restart NGINX.

Tried Caddy before learning acme.sh. Even looked in the source code. Nice idea, but it's a new custom thing. Spent a very small learning time on NGINX, everything is googleable, multiple tutorials, Q&As, samples on every possible subject and usecase. E.g. homelab Guacamole was freezing, the first search result was the fix - not trivial, but just copy-paste several config lines. It's hard to beat the performance and simplicity of NGINX. It does not require to learn all possible tweaks from the start, but learn as you go from 5-lines config SSL reverse proxy and up to whatever complexity is required.
Why I Have Settled on XChaCha20+Blake3 for AEAD
Glossary of Gradle Terms
My problem is that "person" is a broader category than I want to unfollow. There are precious few people whose posts I want to see all of. Most people I have ever followed exist somewhere on a continuum of what proportion of their tweets I want to see. It would be nice to have more positions on the knob than 100% and 0%.

What I'd really like would be to say "don't show me tweets like this from this person". Yes it's hard to figure out what "tweets like this" mean to me, but hey, you're a giant company that does nothing but show an updating page of hypertext, seems like you could throw some work toward figuring this out.
I was under the impression that the JBR is missing a number of important changes and fixes that have already been mainlined into OpenJdk.
> Idea with colors is that hotter color means higher number of pixels per meter or pixels per foot.

Yep, I can understand that, it is only (again IMHO) less intuitive at first sight.

It is only about conventions, in thermal images, usually red is "hot" and green/blue is "cool", but then it depends on what you use it for, if you do house thermal imaging, to check if insulation is good, if you do it from the inside cool is "bad", but from the outside hot becomes bad (in most common cases when outside is colder, i.e. winter, but it reverses meaning if you are testing for an air conditioning system in summer).