skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My first thought when I heard about this story was to wonder if the 'elites' were involved in nudging this convenient disaster to happen in some shady way
not too long ago I did a flux image of a floppy, that floppy was required to boot a perfectly good cnc machine, and if it died, the machine would need its computer replaced (read: need to be replaced itself), the floppy drive was then replaced by a floppy emulator with a USB stick, and the guy now has two backups.

It was not too early either, the first tracks of that floppy were visibly worn...
Am I reading that Apple is entering Payment Terminal industry as well?

Or is this something else entirely?
Recently just got an air fryer for cheap. Turns out super useful. Steaks just press a button and leave for 20min.
Well yeah, but like a lot of retro computers that have a Pi emulating a modem or a disk drive as a net gateway, you might as well just use the Pi. People do it for fun or for the challenge, which is awesome. I don't think anybody on a gateway sitting at their C64 pretends that its viable.

I do love reading about that stuff though.
The core mechanic is that the word is the same for everyone each day, so you can compete with friends. If you could play a different word whenever you wanted, I don't think it would have gone viral.
Is that navel gazing? Is a carpenter talking about making a table in 2022 navel gazing? Maybe not the sexiest topic but I'm not sure that's the term I would use.
Hey PAWD[1], that's: Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder.

1. people using acronyms without defining (them).
To hell with joy, efficiency is all that matters!
Imagine you have free speech. Yay! Now what? Why was this so important again?

Free speech is not an end goal. It's a tool that serves a purpose. In the relationship between a powerful government and a collection of individually vulnerable citizens, it pushes the power balance farther toward the individual.

Is the goal to give all the power to the individual? No, that's not the goal. The goal is to have some sort of equilibrium between the powers of the government and the powers of individuals. The point of equilibrium is fuzzy and ill-defined, but it's characterized by an increase in stability.

The point is that free speech is not a sacred irreducible holy thing. It's an important thing that serves a purpose. It's not absolute. It's possible for something in a given situation to be more important than free speech.
What do you plan to use the 10 hours you save on?
I think the two modems on one machine was handled in the BBS software itself, dividing itself between two port buffers. Single-threaded, just alternating its attention. But my memories of such things are quite hazy. I'm sure someone knows exactly how it worked.

EDIT- a bit here on how one system did it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Major_BBS
I think it's more than 2000. Many are dieing from over eating, over drinking, drug addictions, and other bad choices. It's just that we have gotten used to all the other reasons people die.
This is the wrong way. Food is one of the major things that keeps you working. Thus it is essential to eat high quality and healthy food. Companies do not provide this kind of food because its quickly perishable. So you have two options:

- Cook yourself

- Get a cook

Also you do not work 10-12 hours a day either or at least your mind is not able to do so. Why not using this time for cooking something healthy?
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I admit I did do that in a prior conversation. I apologize. I should not have done that. I disagree with you on many things, but it should not stoop to a personal level.
When I was last working in a startup and time was limited I used to just make an epic pot of chili/curry/etc on a Sunday night and eat that every day during the week. It doesn't take much more effort to make enough food for 5 or 6 days as it does for just one meal - you're just chopping and cooking more stuff really. The economy of scale I'd get would save me at least 1/2 the time I'd have spent making individual meals. It did get quite dull though. There's a whole community of people who do it on Reddit at r/mealprep.

The startup failed but one good thing that came out of it was that I realized that I actually enjoy the process of cooking. It's like science, but with a tasty (sometimes) meal at the end. I cook much more now.

It's also worth realizing that there are some things that you just have to do. Eating, washing, etc are basic minimums of being an adult. You can't reduce your life to only doing the fun parts; it's important to accept that some of your time will always be spent on boring, inefficient stuff.
It's a gaming laptop. The refresh rate is 360hz.

My 7 year old laptop is 1440p, and 4k laptops have been a thing for a long time. Every manufacturer has one.
Meal Replacement: Crimes Against the Gut [2021]
https://youtube.com/watch?v=yUCm403rkBk
Summarises the topic pretty well
Remember this is the province that effectively made English illegal and has a well-staffed language police
I am surprised noone mentioned...

The answer is frozen/microwavable food.

It's unsexy business, but it can grow to a unicorn - create quality/healthy frozen food, and people will buy it.
The name-calling wasn't referring to you. I'm pretty clearly referring to the person who threw out "conspiracy theory thinking" as if that was helping anything.

For what it's worth: Sometimes there isn't a source. It will behoove you to entertain an idea without demanding that someone provide a source that you approve of.

You can check VAERS yourself. Asking for sources on something that is so publicly available is... weird.
That would make a good browser extension. As a cookie, it would allow all kinds of tracking shenanigans unfortunately.
Unfortunately the browser implementations of the HTML5 datepicker only make sense for an audience that understands the US date notation.
They can't be configured, as far as I know.
This is pretty much solved, it’s just not sexy and won’t ever be worth a billion dollars. (1) I. many cultures one person cooks for the entire household, so it’s efficient time wise. (2) But assuming your grandma is not around to cook, it’s still solved but even less sexy:

On Safeway/kings soopers website you can reorder your entire grocery list with a couple clicks and have it delivered for $10. On Sunday afternoon spend a couple hours watching a movie and meal prepping. You’ve now got your food for the week and it took a couple hours.

To tackle the “eating” part - there are tons of meals that are extremely extremely basic but still taste good. For example, the Japanese breakfast “tamago kake gohan”. Microwave some left over rice, crack in a raw egg, dash of soy sauce, stir for 1 minute, put on some rice seasoning. This meals takes 3 minutes to make and is tastes incredible. Also look at the Spanish sopa de fideo for a similarly easy lunch/dinner.
How so? Masturbating next to someone after they specifically told them it made them uncomfortable, inappropriate touching, and purposefully turning off alarms specifically set to stop this from happening again out of "desperation for emotional intamacy". Then going to talk about it as if it wasn't her fault and it's actually okay now because she went to therapy except she didn't because it's too expensive but it's actually okay because she gave money to an organization....

Call it like it is. It's insanely rapey. I have no remorse for people who do things like this, and then try to play the victim.
I don’t eat veggies, and I’m definitely not eating the gross parts of my meat like liver, so I have to take a big bowl of supplements. It works out for me.
A judge does not get to do that. She said she believes a judge should act according to their faith rather than the law if they don't agree.

It's also irrelevant if "every" christian believes that (a dubious claim), as america is not a christian nation.
Decompiled 2022 Beijing Olympics Apps
Exactly this. When it comes to your health, you are what you eat. Why do people think their brains are completely unaffected by their training set? You think what you read/hear.

We're just meat computers, and information hygiene (or the lack thereof) actually matters and has a big impact.
Overclocking headroom means you have timing slack, and timing slack means you have faster ~= leakier circuits than necessary, or stages which aren't filled with work which is also an inefficiency.

I expect Apple has an extreme focus on power efficiency and especially idle / leakage power, much more than Intel considering the core basically the same as they use in their phones. They also have a different approach to turbo / dvfs. So I would expect M1 to actually be a lot tighter than Intel and not have so much OC headroom.

Obviously you can buy timing with voltage to some degree, so there would be something there probably. Modern nodes are running into more problems with voltage induced breakdown though so the OC limit looks very different to what you can ship in a product. Has anyone measured M1's VDD?

> AMD chips are doing similar clocks to Intel on TSMC N7, so Apple could (but won't) have a chip running way higher than the clocks they are currently shipping with.

Not their existing microarchitecture though. They do nearly 2x the work per clock as AMD chips which necessitates more logic per stage. Getting a microarchitectural edge means making less logic do more work and it's very possible Apple have some edge there, it just wouldn't be near 2x IMO.

The silicon technology of course plays into it, but when you look at how fast individual transistors and the shortest poly to connect them can switch, speeds over 100GHz have been possible on 90nm. Today's cutting edge is probably over 200GHz (e.g., search ring oscillator). So it's not a fundamental switching speed limit of the tech that gets you.

I would say Apple could probably redo the physical design and synthesis work and minimal logic changes to target a faster and leakier device that's not suitable for phones but might be a little fairer comparison. It wouldn't put it at a 5-6GHz frequency, but could easily be enough to re-take these benchmarks and still be ahead on efficiency.
There is a difference between a child and an adult. We make that distinction for a reason, and we act differently for a reason.

A great analogy is to think of an eggshell with a chick inside. The eggshell provides protection for a long time but is also restrictive. When the chick is strong enough it will break free. But if it breaks free too early it won’t be strong enough to survive in the world.
Here's a few ideas:

1) Order groceries online and have them delivered.
2) Meal prep on a Sunday, freeze your own ready made meals for the week ahead.
3) Plan out your snacks for the week.

If you do the above and eat the same things each week then it'll become easier to do over time.

Another benefit to this is you can choose food which is nutritional and healthy ahead of time. It should also be quite cost effective.

You could also just order ready made meals, but then you might worry about what's in them, or for me personally I hate producing so much waste packaging.
I think it's legit, as I doubt a marketing effort would "cock up" the title
Learn to enjoy cooking, it's a great hobby.
But also load up your freezer with pre made burritos and soup in ziplock bags for when you can't be bothered.
> get serious about the work of political persuasion

The thing about populist authoritarian movements is that they're popular. They're supported by a large segment of the population, and that segment is full of passionate intensity while the rest of us lack all conviction [0].

I can't think of a large populist authoritarian movement in the last hundred years that was defeated by mere "political persuasion".

[0] https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43290/the-second-comi...
> The picker at the warehouse picks from the same box

That's not true. Commingled inventory is stored in separate bins so that the original source of the unit can always be determined.

This is explicitly said on the Amazon seller help pages for commingling ( https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/20014148... ,
https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G... )

There is also this Financial Times article from 2019: https://archive.md/kfABj - quote from Amazon spokesman:

> The system is purposefully designed so that similar products are not placed next to or near each other, and Amazon can also track the original seller of each unit.

I guess the confusion came from the name "commingled inventory" - Amazon seems to have recognized this recently and is now referencing this feature as "virtual tracking" instead (quote from the above help pages):

> Commingling is a term that was sometimes used to refer to virtual tracking. However, virtual tracking is a more accurate term, because we trace the source of eligible products throughout the fulfillment process. Identical items from different suppliers are not stored together.
I used to think this way but it’s pretty strange when you consider that the primary reason we are alive is that we have eaten. In some sense, eating is our primary function, not working. Spending time on obtaining and making food is probably one of the most natural things possible.
https://twitter.com/jonathandata1/status/1485208193273896964

Decompiled #Olympics2022 #iOS and #Android Apps available on Github Now. Evidence of Chinese data exfiltration although the Apple App store claims "Data Not Collected" This repo directly correlates with my full report I will be releasing.
Cooking scales really well. Each additional person fed makes only a small additional increase in effort and time. Much of the efficiency gained is lost in various ways in restaurant settings. There might be a market opportunity for a restaurant that only makes a small menu of one or two meals per night aiming specifically for high volumes of takeout
The few I know is the language tried to be so easy to read by anybody that it made creating abstraction impossible. If the problem fits cobol, you get a nanoSQL like DSL to manage on disk records nicely. If it doesn't (controlling multiple sub systems, ad-hoc state, graphs) it becomes a monstrosity. Over the years IBM and others tried to fix that by making tooling or having nicer languages transpiling down to COBOL, which lead to ever bigger monstrosity. I was shown old code base blending manual code + generated code + manual patch of the two.. it was a kind of office prank to let new guys read that for a day.
This. You'd eat the same thing for a day or two in a row, but this is extremely efficient.
> We know some things are wrong, we have evidence that they're wrong, and believing in some of those things can cause people to take actions which endanger and even kill others.

It depends on the specific issue. But since we agreed we didn’t want censorship, we err on the side of caution present our evidence with hopefully better and more thorough research supporting it.
could you elaborate on the "bad news" part?

Is there something rust inherently can't do but c/c++ can?
Fear leads to a loss of freedom.

When we're afraid, we give power to politicians that promise deal with it swiftly. Pre-pandemic, the right had a monopoly on fear-based politicking. Then the pandemic hit and the left finally got their turn to exercise it.

Has the war on terror stopped? No? When do we get to hop onto a plane without undressing ourselves?

Oh, but now there's a war against viruses? So you have to undress yourself and take a shot.

Next, there will be a war on climate change. You'll have to undress yourself, take a shot, and prove that you only took public transit to the airport, and that you haven't eaten beef for 48 hours prior because it leads to more gas from farts, which is bad for the environment.

When the next financial crisis hits (and it hasn't yet), and a large number of middle class people get wiped out again, there will be legislation to protect retail investors from the volatility of the stork market. You must go to a certified and licensed financial professional for your wealth planning.

The appropriate politician from the left or right will run for office and get voted in because when most people fear something, they vote against freedom.

/rant
Video of her from Geraldo Rivera .. https://hackcur.io/trashing-the-phone-company-with-suzy-thun...
https://www.cookfood.net/
I understood that the $600 is not the attendance fee but am additional charge for the privilege of presenting. The only reason they can get away with that is that people may need to have such things on their CV.
Why this headline other way around - It should be "Neil Young pulling his music out of Spotify" .. But this doesnt make sense ..Its free speech and opinions . Ex-President had millions of followers and was elected !! would that mean you move out of the country ..
I think there's a myth that rewriting software is bad, or at least a symptom of badness, and "reusing" software is ideal.

But writing software is really like creating plans: plans for what the machine should do. Of course there is much room for reusing old plans as components of your new plan. But still every plan must be about what is needed at the moment, not about reusing existing plan-components.

In human communications we don't "reuse" old communications much do we? Well maybe we do a bit, using common utterances. But those are more like idioms of the language, not "subroutines".
That is America.

We need a European Alternative.

Anyways, heading to the sauna right now. Naked.
IMO the real point here is that many content creators/streamers want to have their cake and eat it too. On the one hand they want to be classified as family-friendly so they can target their content to children, which is the audience with the highest advertising margins and merchandising opportunities. On the other hand they want to push a sexual image to gain increased views.

Most would agree that pushing sexualized content onto 13 year old deliberately is unethical.

You see the same tug of war battle happening on Twitch.tv with the constant rise of some exotic-like content (hot tub streaming, boob "ASMR", etc.) followed eventually by some token bans so that Amazon can make it look like they aren't willingly promoting that content.
> The only reason to make a threat like this was to attempt to get Rogan dropped from the service.

Not true. Young was very willing to pull his own catalog, said as much and then did so willingly and without a fuss. And yes, artists have images to uphold. Music is displayed right next to podcasts on the Spotify Home Screen. It’s totally possible for Spotify to recommend you listen to Neil Young and a Rogan podcast. And it’s really only up to Young what he decides is appropriate for his brand. What seems silly to you might be really important to him.

As for your other examples, this happens all the time in business where someone pulls out of some event or stops selling goods in a store for moral reasons. It’s within their rights. I have no problem with any business refusing to do business with any other business for any legal reason. That’s just the free market.

And no, I wouldn’t berate Young for pulling his products from a store for bogus reasons, I would challenge the reasons themselves, not the act (or threat) of pulling the products.
I genuinely thought that in this case, using it without mansplaining it, and leaving it to be looked up by those interested, was the better way.

Food fears are terrifying and not everyone wants to be confronted with chapter and verse on new ways to feel inferior to people who can eat anything, every single time.
It is a child's model. Look at how it is used by the ruling party. As a child with their toys. Look at the childish displays of outrage when we tell them you can't sexually abuse (and then disappear) your tennis players without consequences. Who even does that? "Oh, that toy said something mean to me so I threw it away." Adults don't do that, children do.

When we condemn slave labor it's more childish tantrums. That's what wolf warrior diplomacy is really.

It's a state of more than a billion under its care yet on the political stage it's a huge Akira-sized baby with a big toy baton smash-smash-smashing any who dare discipline it.
Very much required if you want to use relative URL calculations.

Stumbled across this in Go yesterday

Compare a relativeUrl ref from 'http://localhost/1.0' vs. 'http://localhost/1.0/'

e.g. https://play.golang.com/p/AsUSx6bRWn6
What made me flip the switch and realize cooking isn't a chore was the realization that I don't have to eat a different or fancy meal every night of the week. Find two or three recipes that are simple and that you like--for me at the start I did simple stir frys with a protein (chicken, pork, beef, etc.), frozen veggies, and stir fry sauce. Then just cook those meals every night of the week.

Seriously, just learn to make a couple dishes and make them all the time. You will get very good at making them quickly and with little mess. Over time you'll get good at substituting or modifying them if you want to try something different. Grocery shopping is vastly simplified as you can just go once a week and quickly get everything you need for days and days of meals. Don't be ashamed or afraid of using canned, frozen, etc. stuff that keeps for longer in your kitchen. These are weeknight meals, they don't have to be fancy!

On the weekends or when you have time and feel the motivation, then splurge and cook something extravagant, go out to eat, etc.

Oh and be very critical of recipes you find online. You don't have to do the Modernist Cuisine or J. Kenji Alt-Lopez "best XYZ ever" version of a recipe that takes 50 ingredients and 6 hours of prep. Find the cheap and easy recipes--the Rachel Ray 30 minute meals type stuff. Save the fancy recipes for weekends or when motivation grabs you.
That's the perfect analogy I could never think of.
> are words in that list more common English words than words in the 12972-word list?

Subjectively, yes - those are the 2315 words that the dev's partner recognised out of the 12972.

https://pressnewsagency.org/wordle-is-a-love-story
I suppose if you squint, then rewriting software means: properly reading/understanding the old code.

Sort of.
walking dogs for living is surely a valid life choice, it's just not a type of career you would expect from leader of a movement.
I would say it is solved by using the number of downloads, issues and people involved as a guide.
MongoDB supports JavaScript
> Also that it's a monopsony - a market with only one buyer.

It depends on what weapons we're talking about, some (most?) are also sold to allies.
Yep, you should have used SSH certificates :)
I wonder if Wealthfront advised its members to sell all growth stocks and buy value stocks or just hang onto cash for a little while. I wonder if any advisors did this.
Found some info here: https://soundguys.com/bluetooth-multipoint-explained-28601/

Apparently it's in Bluetooth 4.0 which is more than 10 years old. But various devices support this to various degrees.
Go and Google Matt Taibbi’s summary of all the new articles about Russiagate that were wrong and/or have been retracted. It’s quite lengthy with all the sources.

Here it is: https://taibbi.substack.com/p/aaugh-a-brief-list-of-official...

Most if not all the Russiagate claims have turned out to be false, but more critically, the media who reported them either willfully didn’t bother to validate the information or ran with it knowing it was false.

The best one was the FBI getting a search warrant based on an article by a reporter referencing an FBI source. How’s that for bullshit? Drop an anonymous tip to a reporter then use their article as proof your suspicion is valid.
At $100k AUM they start “direct indexing,” buying shares as well as ETFs. I only started in 2020 but so far they’ve harvested 3.6x their own fees. I would not have spent time doing that, so it’s gravy.