skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This used to be a conservative and Republican idea. I'm grown up enough to admit that they are right: The market is absolutely the best way to decide who pays based on the cost of the externality, in this case, Kg of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere. We need this to start now, so it can be phased in over 10 years. We need to get all the big nations to jump off this cliff with us at the same time. The alternative is crazy. Yes there will be winners and losers, there always are. It will be very hard on some folks in the midwest, and the 150 coal miners left, and the fossil fuel companies and people in that industry. I hope they've all diversified into solar and wind by now. It's all too late, they suppressed this change for 20 years now. In that time, average temperature has risen by .8 degrees where I live. Time to put on the big boy pants and make the hard decisions, folks.
Maybe this, but I haven't looked at it beyond the title: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/qrm3i1...
> changing the terms to retain copyright), signed it and sent it back (no journal ever complained, and all his papers are available as PDFs online).

Assuming the journals signed it first, this is most likely illegal since they didn’t know they were signing under the different terms. If they sign it after the professor signs it, they technically have the duty to confirm the language is the same, but it still might be seen as a deceptive practice on the professor’s part.
Why Inflation Is Scaring Latin America If Not the Fed
Yeah there's a lot of bad stuff happening in the CMake config. Further, this doesn't appear to be used by the government. At least not RKI.
I don’t know why you’ve gotten downvotes, but it’s true. For example one of the strongest predictors of severe COVID-19 is obesity, but not a peep about maintaining a healthy diet or regular exercise from our top doctors during the entire pandemic.

If the CDC launched a national effort to get Americans outdoors to exercise (Surely a lot cheaper than the stimulus we spent money on) hundreds of thousands of lives would have been saved, not only from COVID but from diabetes and heart disease.
I have. Elegant it is not. Actually, it smells like Enterprise Java code, which made me flee from the Java ecosystem. To each his own, but this is not an elegant event listener (copied from the examples page):

use App\Events\ArtistInformationFetched;
use App\Services\MediaMetadataService;
use Throwable;

class DownloadArtistImage
{
private MediaMetadataService $mediaMetadataService;

public function __construct(MediaMetadataService $mediaMetadataService)
{
$this->mediaMetadataService = $mediaMetadataService;
}

public function handle(ArtistInformationFetched $event): void
{
$info = $event->getInformation();
$artist = $event->getArtist();

$image = array_get($info, 'image');

if (!$artist->has_image && $image && ini_get('allow_url_fopen')) {
try {
$this->mediaMetadataService->downloadArtistImage($artist, $image);
} catch (Throwable $e) {
}
}
}
}

Source: https://laravelexamples.com/example/koel/events-listeners
> Further this idea that it would devolve into an "effective monopoly" is not backed by any data of any market

I'm sorry, do we live on the same planet? This happens in all sorts of markets all the time.

I agree that public school system sucks, but I think one of the reasons it sucks is that the wealthy people don't have to deal with it and see it only as an additional tax they have to pay and therefore fight against its efficacy as a means to justifying its elimination. Unfortunately this plagues all government institutions.
I'd like to see the stepper motor and linear actuator that's in the OPU but couldn't find anything. Any links?
I have some relatives who will add an extra 10 degrees, "just to be safe."
There is a lower threshold beyond which you won't feel the difference anymore.

Also, by replacing a speaker with headphones, there is enough latency budget from that that can be spent on lightspeed delay for 100+km distance, if optimizing the audio stack for deep-sub-millisecond delays using RT_PREEMPT.
Yes, this precludes USB2, but modern computers have quite decent on-board audio codecs (aka A/D + D/A engines) that end up connected to the southbridge and are accessed via PCIe. That has sub-microsecond latency between the digital side of the A/D + D/A converters and the CPU cache.

I guess I mostly just wanted to say "RT_PREEMPT reduces jitter enough to allow sub-millisecond AD->jackd(mixer only)->DA without much effort using modern onboard audio", and to show that is truly little in sound wave path length.
At least you could mention that the cases are mainly surging in the unvaccinated.

Also I don’t think anybody has said vaccines are going to eradicate covid, it is just a matter of saving peoples lives from completely preventable suffering and death.
> the only form of coffee I enjoy more is a proper espresso

I'm with you, but my mum (Italian) nowadays just refuses to drink espresso. She worked in hospitals, and they would make coffee with mokas all day long, so that's what she wants. At home, I have to keep a Bialetti and a single pack of Lavazza just for her, for when she comes over once a year.
Deep frying is the way to go. There are many electric fryers out there built specifically for turkeys that make it a very straightforward operation. Going into frying two years ago with zero experience, we’ve had nothing but success. I recommend the process to anyone looking for a delicious turkey.

It also cooks in a fraction of the time, and leaves the oven open to prepare other dishes.
Congrats for launching - looking good.

One of the designs though needs some tweaking, i.e.

"Get perfect app for your project"

It's missing a 'the'... Get the perfect app...
The 2nd screenshot on the bleedingcomputer article shows a bash function called "extract_payload_from_crontab" in the file decoder.sh

Maybe the malware relies on the scanner scanning executables (so sh files) for things like wget/curl, but since it ignores crontab, it will deem decoder.sh to be harmless.
Maybe parents need to be able to survive without two jobs each so they actually have time to be parents.
The problem is the healthcare system. If the healthcare system collapses because doctors and nurses die, get long covid and can't work, or just burn out and leave, then the chances of dying from literally everything else go up significantly. Easily treatable cancers don't get treated because there's no capacity. People who get hurt in car crashes don't get seen and die of infections or sepsis or whatever because there aren't any ER beds. Everyone delays elective care because there's no capacity.

In short, it's never been about saving the population in general, although that is a desirable side effect. The entire lock down and vaccination push has been about preserving the healthcare system. Doctors and nurses take many years to make, it's not exactly a quick fix.
This sounds very interesting.

What exactly would be a backward-branch? Are function calls allowed (I feel like they have to be)?

Are there any code snippets for this style?
I find I don't really need to remember trig as long as i remember how imaginary exponentials and the unit circle works.

Def agree on Stirling's though.
Not just that, but the APK is not even named after the supposed app name, and the root website looks incredibly dodgy - at least with javascript disabled.
I agree, but in the long term, time exposure is a death risk
What do you prefer to watch, funny videos or useful content?
I definitely like watching about diet, nutrition, healthy lifestyle and skincare tips

for example, I like Tik Tok channel by AENO https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM8qwphcc/
Their videos soooo lively but funny at the same time.

Share your favorite channels / videos, I think it would be interesting.
As always Bill Gates parrots what a bunch of scientists told him.
> And the United Nations is an organization so useless, everyone would be better off without it.

be aware that United Nations has no $$. can I say the main reason for this is the USA not paying its quote?

I just googled and got this
https://www.devex.com/news/with-the-us-still-owing-nearly-2b... but try it out yourself

for various reason the Usa is not paying, but UN has to beg for money every time there is a peace keeping operation.

You know how they say: if you own money to a bank, YOU have a problem, but if you own A LOT of money to a bank, the BANK has the problem... so I would say that it is pretty clear that Usa is using this debt to influence (even more) U.N. policy
Nu developed because western governments prioritized PhRMA’s IP price gouging over the lives of people in Africa.

Note: PhRMA is a lobbying group.
Do you mind elaborating on that a bit more? I'm assuming it's about sustainability for the maintainers of said UNIX tools, which I'd agree with.

I think the "unfortunately" part is throwing me off lol.
This actually solves a problem for me that I previously solved by using completely separate Firefox processes. That's awesome!
Those "rapdily displaced" numbers are based on a small number of samples and are not to be trusted. The fact that they're being repeated now is essentially fear-mongering by the news media.
This is the same thing as trying to punish or denigrate people for the actions their
(likely unrelated!) ancestors have done.

Look forward, not backwards.
> Your child should not be allowed to scream, yell, and throw a tantrum in public while the parents just laugh and say "ohh kids will be kids" bull shit. If I did that as a Child.. well lets just say I would not have been a fun time.

I don't disagree with you. However, the tools that a school administrator or teacher have at their disposal is limited.

You can kick a misbehaving child out, but that doesn't help the child. You can fine the parents--who probably don't have the money to pay the fine anyway. You can put a parent in jail--that's not necessarily going to improve the situation. You can take the child away from the parent--but, man, the number of times that improves things borders on non-existent.

So, what do you do to force a parent to start taking responsibility for their misbehaving child if they aren't already? I certainly don't have any good answers.
Common wisdom is that immunocompromised individuals, which are unable to battle off the virus and suffer the infection for long periods of time, are fertile grounds for variants evolution.

"Rapid viral evolution has been described in immunosuppressed patients with persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection. Choi et al. described an immunosuppressed patient with antiphospholipid syndrome who was hospitalized in August 2020 and treated with anticoagulants, glucocorticoids, cyclophosphamide, intermittent rituximab, and eculizumab.2 During 152 days of persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection in this patient, the investigators identified 31 substitutions and three deletions in genome sequences. Twelve spike mutations were found, including seven in a segment of the receptor-binding domain consisting of 24 amino acids, some at sites linked to immune evasion (478, 484, and 493).6,7 The patient eventually died of severe Covid-19–related pneumonia. "

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsb2104756
How do I make sure my URL is not killed if I have recently signed up to HN?
Not sure how to start - would appreciate your guidance.
As vaccinations have increased, so have both case load and excess death rate. I’ll pass.
> today NFS (Network File System) in a PC LAN does not make much sense any more.

> Today people either use SMB to access files on a network share, or they use a web-based file service

What? Properly configured NFS is blazing fast. And why would I use a cloud if I have some files locally?

> The winner takes it all: Linux

FreeBSD is still used by one of the largest CDNs, Netflix.

> If I would be one of them, then I would try to find a new job with a better prospects for the future.

Yeah, automate that with a web-based frontend.

I don't agree with almost anything this guy says. You can't derive general laws from just one person's experience.
Is there not a special symbol for the usage you are using for error? A sorta cursive O rather than the standard O.

I prefer O to remain the set of functions usually.
While I agree that a lot of loops could be better implemented as a map, filter or similar construct, there's still many loops where writing it as a loop makes it more clear what's going on.

For example, in our system we have orders. Each order has some order items as well as one or more invoice.

Due to reasons, some customers want to consolidate orders before processing them in our system. In that case all the items should simply be copied to the consolidated order, however for invoices we should accumulate values for the same invoice number and currency combo.

In addition, order items references the invoice they belong to, so we need to keep track of the new invoice id's so we can remap that reference.

Doing all this in a few nested loops makes the overall process very clear I think, each step in the loop being clear and logical. In that case, the loops highlight the algorithm I think.

I'm not sure how to implement the consolidation only in terms of map, filter and friends in a way which would be more clear.
Not in Texas it won't
also in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29348578#29348877
If your Moka is making bitter coffee you are setting the temperature too high. It's easy to experiment with this. Setting the heat to 4 on a Panasonic induction cooktop gets me a non bitter brew everytime. 5 is okay if I'm in a rush. 6 is always terrible. This is with a Bialetti stainless steel pot.

As mentioned elsewhere where in this discussion the Moka does not make coffee through boiling but rather via vapor pressure.
On a viruses mutation potential? 1bn and 4bn is not orders of magnitude different. I don't think 1bn unvaccinated people is a guarantee of no more mutations. Especially when the vaccinated are still spreading, and selecting for more infectious mutations also.
Don't forget that animals also get and transmit covid.
Venus on QEMU: Enabling the new virtual Vukan driver
So this is a weird thing to think, because Amazon Linux 2 was never a drop-in RHEL replacement. It was a bastard child between RHEL 7 and Fedora stuff, combined with a custom kernel. You didn't have RHEL kABI and you didn't even have complete RHEL userspace compatibility either.

If anything, Amazon Linux 2022 clarifies things by indicating they directly track Fedora Linux, branch and stabilize that, and offer their own lifecycle guarantees for that branch.
Up to now, Covid hasn't been lethal enough or common enough for 100% of people to want to be vaccinated.

It takes multiple people among one's friends and family dropping like flies to convince people in vaccine-hesitant places with ample supply (e.g. Bulgaria) to chose to get vaccinated.

Also it wouldn't hurt if vaccines were actually effective at preventing infection (rather than allowing infection but preventing severe disease)... and if they lasted more than half a year.
Not a coincidence. Either you share the same lawyer or the same psychiatrist...

"Facebook recommended that this psychiatrist's patients friend each other"

https://splinternews.com/facebook-recommended-that-this-psyc...
Piracy release group EVO ‘blames’ movie industry for its popularity
Title shortened from: "The film industry effectively solved the problem of unauthorised downloads; now it is “unsolving” it…"
PostmarkerOS currently support some Snapdragon 845 and Snapdragon 821 devices, so you're not limited by pinephone.
Why the bond market has become jumpier
Good eye! Thanks!
James Hoffmann [1] and many others recommend starting with really hot water at the bottom, so the coffee grinds have less time to heat up.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpyBYuu-wJI
'Most programmers / contributors can only produce bug ridden garbage. Not you obviously!'

Can you see the issue here?
What do you think is Bill Gate's cred issues? Bill Gates' credibility with me is at an all time high.
what do you mean, killed?
Because you still have a lot of motors which would require inverters if the house supply was DC. Your fridge, your washing machine, your dryer, blower motors, A/C compressors, kitchen appliances, all of these require AC and a lot of power. If we switched to DC (little alone low voltage DC) all those things would need their own inverters and increase the cost of them because inverting properly is hard.

Compared to DC which can be rectified from AC by four diodes and a capacitor. It's trivial to convert AC to DC and it basically costs pennies.
Is this what you mean? https://handmadehero.org/ holy crap there's an enormous amount of videos in there. Thing is it's meant for Windows from what I'm seeing and also isn't really divided into topics (let's say I just wanna learn about pointers or about macros).
Nothing is a guarantee of no mutations, that is why we think of the world probabilistically.

But there is a multiplicative effect - the sparser unvaxxed people become, the less general spread there will be.

The vaxxed are still spreading and it is true they cause selection, but this has been well studied and widespread vaccination absolutely would help reduce the rate of mutation.
How are our economic systems predicated on infinite growth? I see this “fact” parroted a lot, but always with very little detail. Japan didn’t grow economically for decades, and, as far as I can tell, continues to exist without collapsing.
We've gotten a lot better at high power semiconductors, and making DC into AC more efficiently with them, in just the last decade. "Fine grained Power control" is behind new heat pumps and microwave ovens and probably inductance cooktops, making them more efficient or in some cases bringing new products to market as the efficiencies finally bring them into economical possibilities.

Putting some DC bus standard in addition to AC house wiring has a lot of potential benefits but the costs and infelicities, I think, will keep it from happening. "Desk bus" standards have a lot more potential (USB obviously) but things like LED lights already want their own fancy PWM capable power supplies anyway.
Animal agriculture causes great environmental damage, extreme cruelty towards animals, and is all together unnecessary. Therefore, there was no turkey on my plate this Thanksgiving and avoided the problem you are having.
you should probably do more research than that when talking about sous vide.

https://www.fsis.usda.gov/sites/default/files/import/Salmone...

look at page 35

because you can hold things in sous vide indefinitely you can do 145 for as long as makes you comfortable.
I wish we could delay the news until we knew basic facts like that. If there is a new variant I really don't care unless it is likely to get past my vaccine, and is dangerous.
Lots of butter under the skin, cover the whole thing with bacon for the first 90% of cooking time.
I’ve done a version of this the last few years.

1) Break bird into parts. Thighs, breasts, tenderloins and “everything else” each into their own bag.

2) Butterfly the breasts and lay them over the skin. Rub with salt, butter and whatever herbs you like. Roll breasts and skin up into a roulade. Refrigerate for 2 days.

3) Sous vide breast roulade at 140 for 4-5 hours then deep fry.

4) Separately, braise the legs/thighs in red wine and mirepoix.

5) Use the bones/gizzards to make gravy.

6) Toss the tenderloins in the freezer for another day.

Ideas courtesy of Serious Eats. Works very well but does require a lot of upfront work. The results are worth it though.
> it would be interesting to know if there are any Ethiopian readers who might provide their own perspective on this.

me, too.

(I guess we wont hear much from the North, 'cause of the Internet lock down which has been on for a lot: I think for more then a year)
Very interesting. People are different. While I don't like this auto-complete popups, I do like the auto-pairing of quotes and parentheses and brackets of various kinds. Once you know that your editor does it, it's easy to predict and so I'm happy about having to type less.

(But getting out of the auto-paired thing could be improved. In IntelliJ, when entering Java code, I usually type cmd-shift-return to complete the statement, and that does what I want. It does different things in different situations, but it's easy to predict what it does.)
I can expertly roast a turkey to perfection and people are still left wondering why I didn't make a brisket. Screw turkey. There is never left over brisket.
I wonder how much of that is hesitancy and how much is logistics or corruption.
How to get verified on Git(Hub)? Why would you do that?
You could also crash Internet Explorer 6 simply by including an element with id="tags" on the page. When the user chose to print the page out, the browser would try to access window.tags, find the element instead of what it was expecting to find, and give up.
I don't understand the point of this article. Why is PostmarketOS singled out over the 20 or so Linux distributions that run on the Pinephone?
It looks to me that the maintainers straight up don't think the feature is important. But the author seems to miss the fact that by making a PR he is actually creating a burden for the maintainers. They are not in anyway obliged to merge it or even look at it. If he actually cared and wanted to contribute he would look for bugs not for new features. The way I see it new feature development is a right to be earned in a codebase you can't show up and expect people to review the code and merge it because it would look great in your cv or because it takes care of that one use case you care about.
For your specific issue, you can do a credit freeze (or whatever it’s called). These have pros and cons, and there are different levels of freezes (all called different things iirc). Research them and use them if it makes sense.

Signup for regular credit score reports. I get a monthly email from one of the credit score companies, plus immediate emails if my credit gets checked.

I use 1password and Fastmail with my own domain, and privacy.com. With those three (and their integrations) I can easily create unique debit cards, unique email addresses, and unique passwords each time I register for another site/service. This doesn’t help your specific issue but it helps with a lot of things.

Use NextDNS on your router and devices and set it up to use dns-over-https. Block ads etc.

Links to above mentioned sites which may benefit me and/or you:

- https://nextdns.io/?from=k6bqh5rg

- https://ref.fm/u26310488 (fastmail)

- https://privacy.com/join/JCPFN
>but this idea that we're all deficient and we all need to be taking huge doses is getting out of control on social media.

Agreed!
> The "correlation is not causation!!" bromide, while useful to understand in context, is overused.

Maybe then we should take a look at an actual double blind randomized controlled trial. Preferably one with thousands of participants. Luckily, exactly such a trial just ended. It lasted 5 years, it started in 2016 and ended in 2021. It considered acute respiratory infections; Covid was not one at the beginning of the trial, but was by the end of it.

Here's the conclusion:

Monthly bolus doses of 60 000 IU of vitamin D did not reduce the overall risk of acute respiratory tract infection, but could slightly reduce the duration of symptoms in the general population. These findings suggest that routine vitamin D supplementation of a population that is largely vitamin D replete is unlikely to have a clinically relevant effect on acute respiratory tract infection.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8...
There's a problem between non-tariff measures and tariffs, with carbon taxing being too obviously a tariff measure. And you can't just throw in a tariff thanks to WTO rules, especially if it wouldn't apply to countries that do collect carbon tax - WTO requires that tariffs are applied the same to all countries except through certain bilateral trade treaties. Which is workable, but makes for considerable stumbling block in "quick apply" of carbon tax