skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It appears to only be affecting apps that have multiple dynos.

While Heroku is busy fixing the issue if you scale your app to a single dyno (assuming it can handle the traffic) it should restore availability.
NATO also give you access to bases where you would not, and capacity to deploy your air career where you would not. ( Black Sea for instance )

Or store ICBM where you could not.

It’s convenient.

RE: going back to Europe, for what exactly. If the German act out again?
Russia maybe? We’ll see what actually happen with that one but we can only notice the US is way less trigger happy than it was in says : Iran invasion.

Overall, we figured it out amongst ourself for a while. It will be fine.

NATO allow the US army to have a considerably larger reach. I do agree with recent comment that it’s “brain dead” ( see : Turkey bullying Greece.)

I’m with you, it should be disbanded and Europe should pay for its own army.

But I don’t think the US would actually want that. That would be a blow to it’s reach.

Edit : mandatory comment about USSR bearing most of WW2 war effort. Not the US :)
When I want to go to a website with quality content and no bloat, I check danluu.com.
It's not like the reactor they're running today has had the same parts for those 40 years. In fact this experiment was partially to test an upgrade.
In the UK, something marked "vegetable oil" is basically going to be rapeseed (canola), but sometimes sunflower seed oil if it's come from Europe.

If it is marked "pure vegetable oil" it essentially always 100% rapeseed.

Rapeseed grows very easily here, and we don't grow soybeans -- they barely grow at all here.

Soya is a notifiable allergen in the UK -- it must be labelled as such when it's in an unrefined form. And even if it's refined, the law still says the origins of oils have to be declared.

The combination of these two things (cost and allergens) means that if an oil has soya on it, you'll know from the front label. Indeed, if it's anything other than rapeseed it'll probably be marketed that way.
I've played with roll-your-own-markup myself, borrowing from various wiki markup notations. In this LinkyIO demo, I don't like how it turns URL's and emails into buttons. Usually you want them as hyperlinks by default. They probably have ways to adjust the behavior, but that of course complicates the syntax.

Generally the best approach depends on the intended use, because you make the simplest or smallest commands or defaults for the conventions most commonly used in that domain context, and add more commands or parameters to adjust for the non-common needs. But in a different context, what's common is often different such that your short-cuts and defaults are mistuned. Frequency-of-use is important to syntax/markup/language design, yet varies per domain.

You can make the language more "meta" such that you can define your own shortcuts and defaults, but then your language has a bigger learning curve.

In short, one size can't fit all.
> We have common genes going back to mammals who did experience torpor.

We also have genes that are related to cows, have you tried subsisting on grass?

Your argument is farcical and entirely based on the preaching of a snake oil salesman, in a comments section based on a torpid male mouse study that specifically refutes the argument you're making.
> the young people talking about socialism almost universally mean the Nordic style social democracies

It's just plain wrong to call us Nordics socialist. We have free market economies just like all Western countries.

https://www.vox.com/2015/10/31/9650030/denmark-prime-ministe...
Yep, 65 million years ago was really not that far from the present, geologically speaking.

https://dinosaurpictures.org/ancient-earth#66
No clue! I haven't thought about the game in years!

What worked for me, though, was joining as many raids as possible. Dungeons are good too, if you're tanking. You'll suck for the first few, but after a while you'll stop sucking, and it'll make your life a lot easier.
>>>The Russian shelling is not precise. They don't have the technology for that.

Nitpick: they absolutely have the tech for it. They were using laser-guided heavy mortar rounds in Afghanistan.

https://community.apan.org/cfs-file/__key/docpreview-s/00-00...
Most of Europe depends on Russian oil. If you cannot pay the Russians for the oil, European cars will have to stop.

Well, it could be replaced by Arab oil. But the price would go up a lot. Yellow vests would no longer be a French thing only.

Every European car owner pays for Putin's tanks. Indirectly even American ones. Would they leave their cars home Russian oil could be replaced on the world market without having the price go up drastically.
Over a year and a half ago, a small number of students, in one country. I'm beginning to wonder when we hit the tipping point when science reporting devolved into clickbait.
I think the most charitable reading of their comment would be something like "replace other fats you use (butter, olive oil, etc) with coconut oil for two weeks".

Edit: you added your edit while I was writing my comment :)
To offer rewards you would need users and a vibrant market, otherwise the price would collapse and mining would not be profitable, or you are going to have to personally subsidize the rewards yourself, which would not qualify as cloning bitcoing for free. Bitcoin has these things which is why bitcoin mining is profitable, and why the majority of PoW mining is for bitcoin.
This title is pretty click-baity in my opinion. Why doesn't the title contain the words "soybean oil"? It seems bizarre to use the words "most widely consumed cooking oil" without mentioning which one.

And referring to changes in gene expression as "genetic changes" kind of fear-mongers, given most things we eat lead to "genetic changes" in our bodies...everything we eat is processed by proteins which are regulated by gene expression.
I got this error:

> API rate limit exceeded for user ID 23431444.
What is surprising about that? They use what's cheapest.
There needs to be a SHOULDBUTWONT status.
I’m on your “side” here, but this is a bad take.

Coconut oil is mainly comprised of saturated fatty acids. Its closer to butter, not the refined PUFA oils.

Consuming anything to excess is gonna mess up your system, water included.
Gotcha. Although for a spike this large (over 1000) for a tech service (AWS vs Facebook) I'd give some credence to it. It could be that everyone who reported AWS as down is running on Heroku. Definitely possible. For comparison Azure [0] and Google Cloud [1] have spikes under 30.

[0] https://downdetector.com/status/windows-azure/
[1] https://downdetector.com/status/google-cloud/
> curtail rising taxes

That, of course, was Proposition 13, a ballot initiative. The fallout was exactly what people predicted.

Prop 13 did two things. It capped property taxes, though there have been a variety of ways of getting around that. The other thing was it capped increases in property taxes.

Not quite Prop 13 but you can't have high increases in property values, and simultaneously have affordable housing.

Imagine, here in the SF Bay Area, 100,000 apartments magically appeared tomorrow morning. I don't think we'd see rents going up 15% a year after that.
Stalin also gutted the Soviet Army and Navy via The Purges before the Winter War, and the Army had attempted to impliment a lot of "New Soviet Man" style of changes that were detrimental.

The modern Russian army has experience in several different theaters, has experienced and professional leadership, and rocks a small but highly modernized kit backed by copious amounts of older Soviet-era gear.

The Ukranians just got slammed with huge cruse missile attacks -- how will the Fins neutralize that with conscripts carrying skis and rifles?

I respect their bravery, but boldness doesn't stop JDAMs -- they need NATO.
Oh yes, my home city.

I left LA for numerous reasons, absolutely unaffordable housing was one of them. Most people are doing extremely poorly in Los Angeles.

It's the only city where you both have to pay an insane amount of rent, and own a car. The bare minimum survive in LA is probably around 80 k. But the median income there is only around 70k.

Of the people I was meeting, almost no one had a job or any real interest in working. Very bad things tend to happen if you're around people like that.

I moved to Chicago after being disenchanted with LA, and I met an amazing partner with a great career . I only meet people in real life after a particularly scary app experience. Like I said, bad things happen if you're around people who don't work. Not that you need to make too much in Chicago to live.

A two bedroom in Chicago will run you from 1300 to 1600. You don't need a car since it has one of the best public transit systems in America, and a monthly Metro passes about a hundred bucks.

So let's say you want to split a two-bedroom with a friend, for your transportation and housing. Housing you're only spending about $1,000 a month.

Compared to LA where that same two bedroom cost $2,600, and you need to own a car. Most people just run out and finance something. So once you make your payments and your insurance, and your maintenance and your gas, you're easily spending between $700 to $900 on transportation alone.

Base cost of living in Chicago, 1k + a few hundred for food , utilities and fun. In LA your taking 2100$ + that same few hundred.

Plus I got a pretty significant raise when I moved to Chicago! No rational person should stay in Los Angeles !

'But my family's here.'
Most of my family ended up leaving because they just can't afford to it anymore. Why be the last person off of a sinking ship.

The time to fix California's affordable housing crisis was decades ago before Prop 13 was passed. Too late now
The Chinese government has been incredible for the Chinese people (not all of them, but most of them). Democracy with much more limited suffrage is probably more appropriate for the Western man, but we are ideologically closed to that option.
As someone who doesn't use the facebook app on mobile, finding their basic version[0] was a life changer.

[0] https://mbasic.facebook.com/
I have a friend that works on the video desk of a major U.K. newspaper, and obviously has to receive and send video files on a regular basis. IT took a policy that blocked large attachments and attachments for most filetypes, unless you filled in a form. Of course now that my friend could literally not do his job, he had a lot more time to fill out forms. Result was similar.
Related: https://NN-512.com is a compiler that generates C99 code for neural net inference. It takes as input a simple text description of a convolutional neural net inference graph. It produces as output a human-readable, stand-alone (no dependencies) C99 implementation of that graph. The generated C99 code uses AVX-512 vector instructions to perform inference.
And the paper itself makes it clear, it's even in the title- it's the press release that tried to "simplify" it to the point of being confusing.

https://academic.oup.com/endo/advance-article/doi/10.1210/en...
These solutions all offer ways to block ads, even sponsored ads.

So please, don't be disingenuous, this is certainly about ads in one form or another.
Who is 'us'? Who operates the wallets? It's not clear to me the organizations listed can receive ETH. (I'm a firm believer that there are many scams related to crypto currency so excuse my paranoia).
With the exception of treatment facilities/hospitals and housing as a basic necessity for all, housing really shouldn't be a central part of the discussion when it comes to people living on the streets, housing (or lack thereof) is not their problem.

Almost all people you see on the streets end up there after burning all bridges in their personal lives because of their illness. You may not be aware of this but there are in fact a lot of options in existence for housing such people, it doesn't work because they are ill and without treatment (forceful), it is hopeless trying to help them.
>There is no "sanity" lost, nor are the masses "following fashion". That is unfair to those who put real thought, time and effort in their software.

It's also a forthright description. Developers chase fads, the new shiny, just like everyone else does. Neither are we immune to cargo-culting; I'd go so far as to make the absurd comparison to web apps written in shell script to be an instance of this.

I've been behind the curtain on large Rails apps. Every issue you mentioned is either reasonably mitigated or exists more-or-less equally on other frameworks.
"...highly processed..."

I think this is an important distinction for evaluating oils. For example, you mention avocado oil and coconut oil. Are these processed with heat (and possibly solvents)? Or are they cold-pressed with no other chemicals used to aid extraction?

In the UK, it is very common to find cold-pressed rapeseed oil (canola oil) in supermarkets. The canola oil sold in US supermarkets is highly processed. Is the cold-pressed version still bad?

The problem is that when seed oils are demonised, no distinction is made of the method of extraction. There are hundreds of researchers (and YouTubers) repeating the mantra 'seed oil = bad' without further distinction between heat-pressed and cold-press oil extraction. If extraction methods don't matter, then researchers need to provide evidence to confirm this.
Native feel is not wanted (anymore). Branded appearance is.

(and I think this is unfortunate. I wish developers didn't attempt to replace my browser's perfectly fine-looking, accessible checkboxes by their own often ugly custom implementations for instance. And I'm not hating on web devs, I'm one of them)

XUL [1] seemed like a good idea as a basis for building native-looking web applications. It's too bad it has been abandoned.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XUL
> Putin lied to the UN.

This is what politicians do for a living. I don't understand your outrage.
Yes. As I mentioned above -- soybean doesn't grow well in most of Europe (certainly not in the UK), canola grows very easily. Also soya is one of the 14 notifiable allergens in Europe, which makes it almost unsaleable in its unrefined form. Unusual to find it outside of specialist asian food stores.

In the UK, "vegetable oil" is almost always canola.

Even sunflower oil will be marketed as such because it's more expensive (imported from Germany, Ukraine, Albania I imagine). And I imagine it'll only get more expensive because of the situation.
> are you Russian?

What if he is? Are you nazi?
What has been given to Russia is land and people. Economically, Russia has been contracting and losing its grip on the sectors it controlled.

I don't hope for war over Ukraine. I hope for the end of oil purchases from Europe. Total economic sanctions.
Now that you mention it, I don’t remember ever really hearing about this stuff before the “meat is a treat” thing started going around. So you’re probably correct about that to some degree.
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I want to shamelessly plug me and my friends podcast player https://podd.app/ (if you're into podcasts)

It doesn't have all the podcasts yet but it is small and very non bloat. There is no ads and no real framework so it should load fast.
I had single dynos affected.
Or more formally, mutually-assured destruction.
And NATO had been sending arms and advisors into Ukraine. And what good did that do for Ukrainians who by and large are sick of this conflict?
We have 5 dollar gas in California today. It's been pretty easy to find for a couple months tbh.
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I think Intel is underpriced only if we're factoring in a "China-conquers-Taiwan" scenario where Intel gets to spin up a bunch of US fabs with government funds for natsec reasons.
For those surprised at the dot product benchmark on 3.1 [0] where np.dot() is substantially faster when using floats over ints, the things is simply that numpy can use BLAS libraries for floats, but not for ints (because BLAS libs don't implement integer data types).

[0] https://tvm.d2l.ai/chapter_cpu_schedules/arch.html

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11856293/numpy-dot-produ...
That is big talk. You can always hop on a plane and go join the Ukrainian Army
They are actively doing it anyway.
What a strange title and poor article. First neither the EU nor the USA can cut Russia from SWIFT unilaterally. You need a majority of the 25 SWIFT administrators to do so and a country can’t have more than two by design. As a sanction it would take time and obviously Europeans banks are not keen on it because that would considerably complicate the recollection of the billions of debt they are owned by Russian entities.
> “In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run it is a weighing machine.”

Today's "short run" is last year's "long run" so either that statement is false or voting and weighing machines are the same thing.

It sounds profound though.
That's some Peacemaker stuff there. "I love peace, and I'd kill any amount of men, women and children to get it."
Yet another thing to take away from women. Why stop at sports medals and safety of bathrooms?
As another commenter examined, that sounds like a contract violation and would already incur a civil fine. In such a case one would have to prove at least three elements:

* that there was an oral or written contract

* that said contract was made by two informed and sober parties

* that one party uploaded the video to Pornhub against the wishes of the other and not anyone else.
We also had single-dyno apps affected.
It's better than separating those over different sites. Which happens when you don't have subreddit system like Reddit.
Autocracy revolves around the ego of the autocrat. Usually the autocrat’s message is something along the lines of “I alone can solve all your problems, and your problems are because of those people”, where “those people” are usually some minority ehtnic, national, or religious group.

Obviously not all of the problems in the world are due to these people. Therefore autocracies are heavily invested in obfuscating the truth, gaslighting populations with propaganda, takeovers of national media, and jailing or execution of dissidents. After all, you can’t have people going around saying the autocrat is not the solution to everything and “those” people aren’t the one and only problem. People might start to get ideas.

Thus the downward spiral begins. This is why autocracies are unstable. They require an ever shifting narrative about why things are so bad. The real reason things go to shit under autocracies is because no one in charge is invested in solving real problems. The problems that autocracies aim to solve are made up to incite people and to appease egos. They aren’t evidence based because following the evidence would reveal shockingly that the autocrat doesn’t have all the solutions.
And even outside of the specific school scheme, looking at overall rates of child suicide in the US and Canada, the rates aren't out of variance from historical trends vs during covid years.

(see pg 25 for the graphs on the Urgency of Equity packet).
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I don't think Taiwan will apply for NATO membership. They'll run out strategic ambiguity as long as possible.

Regardless, when I say "western integration" I don't mean hard NATO membership. Taiwan is a greater economic player than Ukraine, and a very defensible island, with a very different set of political entanglements. The situations may look similar in the abstract, but it's comparing oranges to lemons.

I'm also not sure why you think the Aussies would stand by. They're already in their own economic war with China and by joining AUKUS have made their position abundantly clear. New Zealand would probably stand by, but honestly they don't matter that much militarily.

China is making enemy after enemy on the assumption that their enemies are fundamentally weak/corrupt and can be rolled over, while uniting under an ethno-nationalist/cult of personality leadership. They aren't the first in history to make that mistake. And if they continue down that road it ends in bloody defeat.
Plenty of employers have private sector vaccine mandates already. I’ve been current in many vaccines you have probably lapsed in because of this policy of my employer.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/24/tech/russia-ukraine-us-sancti...
what would lead you to this conclusion?
You can use low-smoke-point oils for a lot of cooking if you use them right. Pack a pan full of onions, add EVOO, and fry at medium heat. The release of water from the onions keeps the temperature of the oil down. It works because physics (reducing conductive temperature transfer via evaporative cooling).

However, if the pan only has a couple onion slices, or there's more oil than onions, or the heat is way too high, the situation changes. You can also overheat high-smoke-point oils if you're not careful. Careful observation and regulation of environmental factors is necessary in all cases.
This makes more sense than GP. I can't imagine it's legal to block traffic in Canada. If a car breaks down on a Canadian highway, do the authorities throw up their hands and say "If only we could do something!" I imagine they tow the car pretty quickly.
Even when it's a false alarm it's usually something else is having a problem that is affecting many people and manifesting itself as a particular service being down.
> have precisely zero interest in preemptively invading

And yet no single (super)power in the world would accept this assurance and allow adversaries to take positions at their borders. The US didn't allow Russian missiles in Cuba, and most definitely wouldn't allow China to set up base there today despite any assurances that China would never preemptively invade the US.

There may be many reasons behind this war that we'll never know but the one you don't have to guess. It's been tested and proven accurate over our entire history.
I agree, I think it’s a good reason to use the static typing in Ruby > 3.0.

Any static analysis tool you can use to catch bugs before runtime in production is something we want.
It may have been during an earlier part of the instance, but we just scaled multiple affected apps to a single dyno and all recovered. ps restart with multiple dynos and no effect.
Because the FCC sold off an infrequently used guard band adjacent to that used by Radar Altimeters, for use by the 5G providers, which was an incredibly bad idea, with predictably awful, and life endangering results.

The root cause is the idea that we should "sell" the airwaves to cell phone providers. It's a tax on us users, and leads to bad outcomes like this one.

5G already uses a wide range of frequencies, they didn't need this particular band.
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I guess it would best be described as enhancement of repetitive, obsessive thoughts and just in general not feeling good and even angry for the rest of the day after eating them. It was a really weird time.
HN: All of our amps go to 11.
I'm glad the mandates are being lifted. They no longer serve purpose. Maybe they did for a brief moment, but now there's little benefit to the greater good by imposing vaccines that don't do much to curb the spread.
Ah! Finally an explanation :D
Then there will be a hot nuclear war.

No something I welcome, but the calculations you are making don’t match up with reality.

How would you have it? Just let any nuclear armed state invade any country it wants? There has to be a place where the line is drawn.
Not at all! Many devices can be flashed over USB, for example. Many STM32 devices come with a bootloader factory programmed in a read only area that implement USB DFU.
Many user-provided software bootloaders can do the same on many other devices. Including the attiny85 using bit banging!

And of course with wireless enabled microcontrollers one can update over the air. Nordic NRF5x over Bluetooth for example, or ESP32 over WiFi.
This is precisely what tabbed does: https://tools.suckless.org/tabbed/