skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A local coffee roaster with a coffee shop offered cold brew a few summers ago, one of those when it was really hot. They stopped because it was too much work.

I drank it like whisk[e]y - in a similar glass and on ice (okay okay, ice and whiskey may not be a valid combination for everybody, but let's not get distracted, I used the image only for illustration). It was much more concentrated than normal coffee, and it tasted great! Very different from usual coffee and espresso. It also was a perfect drink during those hot summer weeks. I deeply regretted the apparent incompatibility of the commercial needs of the shop with this drink.

Going by the taste I experienced, and since they are a small roaster they always have new types of beans so I had several very different ones, I see no reason to heat this even if you don't drink it in a hot summer.

EDIT: [German] Looks like they sell it in bottles prepared in batches from their main store now, instead of day (night) in small daily batches: https://www.facebook.com/roesttrommel/photos/a.1510286749418... -- They write "Schmeckt am besten eisgekühlt." which translates to "Tastes best ice cold."
What matters far more than freshly ground is freshly roasted (<1 month, > a few days) and grind size for the type of coffee
Is that what REALLY happened, or did you use those documents to claim that this was proof that Covid-19 was lab made and leaked?
Looking on the linked map on ADS-B Exchange, this is the airport of Mulhouse-Basel at the boarder between France and Switzerland. So the people can go either in Europe or in Switzerland.
I haven't tried this one, but I will. My reason is that I quit Linux because they took away the two pane, file tree in the left, file explorer from me.

I was using lxde and suddenly they decided to "redesign" the explorer (more like redoing it from scratch) and the new one had not the file tree pane. I was using lxde because I didn't like Plasma, another imposed "redesign". Now that was the last straw.

15 or 20 years ago... I can't understand why people think it's OK to shit on my muscle memory and habits.
And I thought I’m the only freak to listen to goa/psy trance while coding - I’m most likely to get in the flow while listening to it.
It is actually the combined airport for the border region with passport controls into the three different countries Switzerland (Basel), France and Germany. A bit confusing at first, but pretty nifty.
Just curious but isn't the whole point of using techniques such as double buffering meant to reduce the time it takes to make an update to the screen? wouldn't that actually enable higher FPS? Why would you draw an entire screen when you could repaint just a small portion of it?
However stupid that may sound, using corded headphones helps me a lot.
Does most of the HN react the same way I did when I first saw an ad for grammarly?

I remember just thinking that it would definitely be logging my text and recording my internal endpoints.

Is that a normal thought or would most of HN not expect this ?
Crack LeetCode, not only how, but also why
Against Alcohol, #6437
Yeah, but that is the big difference between modern warfare and the ancient ones.

The leaders aren't in the frontline among their soldiers leading the charge, rather seat comfortable at home kilometres away issuing orders.

That makes a big difference how decisions are taken.
But missing someone pretending to turn knobs.
This made rounds on reddit and twitter yesterday

https://www.reddit.com/r/Areology/comments/t18c2r/desert_flo...

https://twitter.com/kevinmgill/status/1497274717077585922
Sadly 99% of these modifications are surface level and don't go far enough in terms of actual usability. It's always the little things that break the spell, stuff like being able to open tree views using the keyboard.
More tool ideas for you:

- detect code contributed by Russian developers and automatically delete it from a Git repo of choice,

- automatically unfriend all Russians or people of Russian descent (configurable via --depth option) on social networks,

- automatically downvote books by Isaac Asimov, Chuck Palahniuk, movies by Woody Allen (Russian mother), Michael Bay (Russian grandfather), or starring Daniel Craig (007), Timothée Chalamet (Dune), Leonardo DiCaprio, Jake Gyllenhaal, Natalie Portman, Milla Jovovich of course, all the Kravitzes and many many more - they're all of cursed Russian stock!
I wake up in the morning and play video games online for about 15 minutes. It wakes me up, it engages me, forces me to focus. I've been able to cut back all caffeine in the morning, only having some later in the day.
Just a worldwide concern which is not political at all.
So 0% reflection?
How does ProductHunt need to change?
What does it need to do better or to change? How should it adapt. I love PH, have used it for ages because I love discovering nee tools and products, but to be it feels stale and in need of a makeover
From a typical "forum dweller" this seems like an argument to familiarity not quality.

Lets give an example what does Krita call itself? It says

> Krita is a professional FREE and open source painting program. It is made by artists that want to see affordable art tools for everyone.

concept art
texture and matte painters
illustrations and comics

Doesn't sound like what one would use to crop and share screenshots.

Gimp looks more favorable. It is comparatively slow to start 3.7 seconds here. Lets look how challenging it is to make that work. Well there is a crop tool on the main tool box. Mousing over it helpfully notes you can press Shift+c if you want to do it slightly easier. If you don't like the split between export and save and just want it to save and shut up I recommend an addon called save-export-clean and a handy binding in my case just alt+x.

If you find yourself creating a series of screenshots for example for an article or howto or some such instead of taking a screenshot, then opening it in gimp you can from gimp take a screenshot of a window, part of a window, or the entire screen and immediately edit it in gimp. Seems this is pretty suitable.

Maybe you don't actually need any of the things gimp does? Well Kolourpaint is basically a better mspaint and opens in 400ms. It has an obvious selection tool. Select what you like and hit control+t to crop to selection. Control+s to save and your done.

Maybe there is a way to do this with less steps yet? Enter flameshot. Click an icon or hit printscreen and click and drag what you would like to screenshot to the correct size. While you are at it You can do light annotations and optionally open it in an actual editor. You can even with a button share it to imgur if you just want a quick way to show someone something. Want the old behavior of just hitting printscreen saving the screen contents to clipboard no problem bind flameshot full -c

Want the full windows experience bind flameshot full -c to print and open up kolourpaint and hit control+v
That's normally an issue when politicians do not have a "regular life". Like Gerald Schröder, 5 ex wives, no kids, you can imagine what kind of person he is...
Counterpoint: I have found that stimulants (caffeine is about as strong as I get these days) work for short periods of time, then become a net negative. Over the course of a week I'd get more done by having absolutely no stimulants, not even caffeine. Even for short-term work crunches they can be detrimental because they increase stress levels, which can lead to mental paralysis.
Some people don't understand the time value of habits. Makes me angry.
That's odd. Creatine stores are in muscles. I'm not saying it isn't the case, the body is weird as fuck, but I'd be interested in understanding how that's the case.
You might, most HN users might, but really it only takes 1 reporter on Twitter, 0 verification, and a bunch of copycats to follow suit saying that “Anonymous has taken down the Russian military’s website”
Only being able to afford meat once a year is inline with North Korea.
It's absolutely nuts that I can be viewing a high definition picture from another planet with my morning coffee. Sometimes I wish we didn't lose our sense of awe so quickly. Every technological miracle we create quickly becomes a normal part of "every day life" so to speak.
I am fully in agreement.

Being a child from the 70s, having had family in the colonial wars, and the whole cold war, followed by Balkans war, I have a bad sense about all of this.

Still lets hope it gets sorted out without going that far.
Not to mention the fonts.

That's no MS Sans Serif...
auto-generated e2e test reports using cypress.io + gerkhin...

for release reporting, it's (currently) quite informal and ad-hoc. Technical releases are often behind feature-flags so we can separate this from customer-facing launch comms.
Ah, the notorious Penguin Collective.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_bombing_of_Yugoslavia

That was a really eye-opening moment for many people, I felt the same as now about Ukraine.
Seconding that RNNoise works very well and ships with OBS. I do however not use it as I find it to be a bit too aggressive and close to a noise gate at times. But I fully recognise that falling back on an analogue expander is not something everyone can do.
I was hoping for something more technical! Does someone have something like that?
First thing that I thought was: From the security point of view, how dangerous is to get such information like the one contained in her identity ID and driving license? Biometric picture? Fingerprints? I'm quite sure she still has access to many systems which the Russians would love to get access to
Shrinking would work to some extent, by borrowing information from other variables. This is better done in a Bayesian context with multilevel models.

Also weakly informative priors, which have regularizing effects.

Actually these two things are a big focus area of Stan, which is the probabilistic programming language built by the group which writes that blog.
Yeah but what else puts out more than puts in energy wise?
>He would have used such tools for this important mail to properly deliver and explain what exactly he found.

This highlights perfectly the danger of tools which send data to a cloud service and why they should never be used in such a context.

An email coming from a respected source that has 'warning urgent vulnerability' will be given due consideration regardless of the grammar used.
Right, that’s the ridiculousness of it.
Assuming your serious fear of retaliation and using nuclear weapons defeating the objectives of invading Ukraine in the first place. The latter is the same reason they're (hopefully) not going to flatten Kyiv with conventional weapons. Putin wants Ukraine as a client state.
There are very few developers that aren't fluent in C# or Java or another C derived language. The learning curve for Rust is pretty steep, since the deterministic memory management requires new concepts to be mastered whereas with C#/Java you can just create objects left and right without having to worry about when to clean them up.

C# and Java have vastly more libraries available to them than Rust.

Having sub-optimal behavior is usually a sign of poor design IMHO. But it's difficult for me to pass judgement without seeing the application code. Also, I doubt that Rust would be of any help in this case.
A suburban house would have been useless in Dickens' time due to the lack of automobiles.
The French like it very much that there isn't "anything going there usually".

They flew into Basel. It's much likely that they are in Switzerland than in Alsace.
Yeah well anything above a ratio of 1 would be beyond anything we have in terms of return based on investment in relation to cost to generate heat and it’s output. Basically all technology thus far is <1 right?
Well, it doesn't seem to be working:

> It essentially lets you [...]
It very clearly is not.
For example you can protect critical infrastructure by simply unplugging the Internet access to it.
Ha - true - but not the answer we are looking for ...
$13 per hour where I live, in Florida, won't buy any house.
Who still sees YouTube ads (or any ad for that matter) on todays web? I’m thinking anyone using the web without an adblocker is either a masochist or a fervent disciple of the “adtech” industry.
What is preventing him from actually pushing the red button or saying "surrender or nuke?"

I know it sounds like a dumb question but what could realistically in such scenario?
LibreOffice Advisory Board Membership of Rubitech-Astra
> Especially fasted cardio feels so good.

I noticed this too, if you mean the after effect. It almost got me a little worried though, since the good feeling is probably caused by a release of endorphins, which should usually get released as a response to pain. But I'm not sure.
Great sense of humor but unfortunately we all know how this will end.
Except this technology is for after you get to the plate of rock at the bottom of topsoil unfortunately. They mentioned it in the article. You use conventional drilling to get to depth first.
Or memfd + mmap + /proc/<pid>/fd for those libraries that unconditionally want to seek.
Sorry I remembered it wrong. It’s half of Uk muslims. And these are probably the most tolerant muslims in the world mind you.

50% doesn’t make it any better though really:

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/apr/11/british-musl...
I'm a vegetarian, so for me it's the other way around, Maruchan is the one I don't want!
Thanks rektide - Having just awoken from my caffeine blighted sleep after a caffeine carried coding session, I am compelled to tidy it up further! But I am pleased to see that past me made at least some attempt at keeping it neat! (for such a short script).
Wait, why do people care about other people's personal space? It's just houses and offices, what's there to hide about that?

I have an array of RC planes on the wall behind me (because they take up room and mounting them vertically on the wall was a good solution to save space, they make for a great background.
Conventional “mechanical” drilling isn’t very heat tolerant because heat softens metal. For oil and even gas drilling it doesn’t need to be; they’re located in cooler rock. For supercritical steam EGS heat tolerance is a sine qua non. Conventional approaches might still work best, but it’s also plausible that what’s best for gas isn’t best for EGS.
I always go back to the Dwarf Fortress forums from time to time [1]. It has the downsides of old school forums including no mobile support and limited threading. But it's often worth it.

Other complex gaming forums are great too - Paradox, Aurora 4X. Lots of hobbyist forums are great too, as long as they're not too 'normie', but discovering them has become more difficult with Reddit dominating search results.

The diversity in these places are a lot better too. It's not just tech bros, there are those who work blue collar jobs and those who work different fields, come from different countries.

[1] http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/
> FWIW, healthcare does integrate new tech relatively rapidly if it provides a sea-change in patient care and, primarily and somewhat less fortunately, profitability.

One of the issues when it comes to healthcare, unfortunately, is that inefficiency in technology is often a driver of profitability. Removing inefficiencies in certain sectors has a noticeable downwards effect on profits, but a less noticeable effect on improving patient outcomes. Overall care may be increased, but generally over much longer and harder to measure terms.
Russian space chief: ISS could crash into US or Europe as result of sanctions
Tensions between US and Russia are part of the plot in 2010 Space Odyssey.

Maybe on these troubling time we should reflect on the message:

----------------

ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS

EXCEPT EUROPA

ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE

USE THEM TOGETHER

USE THEM IN PEACE

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Serious, not trying to be a smartass: uninstall everything except phone app and email from your smartphone.
It could. The available fossil sensible heat energy is something like hundreds of millions of years of sunlight. Right now geothermal is uneconomic except in special situations, and human world marketed energy consumption is four orders of magnitude smaller than insolation, so it’s not yet a practical concern.
TL;DR sprintf has to acquire a lock to access some shared data so the multiple CPUs can't operate concurrently.
I think it's obvious Apple can make its own decisions. What you seem to ignore are the finer points and consequences of Apple agreeing to such a decision as 1) this is a request that hurts the average Russian, not Putin or his cronies and 2) a government asking an American company to pull out of another country hands a silver platter to the United States government (or any other government for that matter) anytime the latter wants to justify applying software sanctions to a country it doesn't like.

Acquiescing to this request is asking for an erosion of free speech and Section 230.
Russia having a clear strategy doesn't mean that it's working out for them. Preliminary analysis seems to indicate that the start of this hasn't gone how Russia would've liked: militarily, justification-wise, or popular support of. There are reports of even the previous Russian-leaning people in Eastern Ukraine rapidly losing support for Russia after this insane offensive (like Russian citizenry and even Duma member now). The doom-mongering is valid because what kind of futile flailing does Russia do when their "clear strategy" for a quick and decisive victory doesn't fall through. Admit defeat and lose face, or lash out?
> If I understand correctly, you are going to need actual hardware setup in the country and remote into that instead.

This is precisely what a VPN does, and people in this thread have reported getting 200 instead of 418 when trying from a Russian/Kazakh VPN.
The instrument is called a planimeter:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planimeter

Would have been very useful before computers.
You should come here more often :) there are lots of wonderful discussions, in recent past even, on SerenityOS.
I’m a morning person. Taking a mid day nap gives me two mornings - which for me means much more focus and concentration.

I know OP asked for scientifically proven data, but I think for a question like this we are all different and learning about yourself and your body counts just as much as science.
https://lobste.rs/about is smaller but very much alike. Not sure you can consider it less cynical, but the small community seems to result in less dynamic comment sections.
Also, much more importantly, oceans.
Ask HN: How to help Ukrainian colleague to the border
An Ukrainian colleague of my wife (and at least one family member of theirs) is near Kryvy Rih (central south), and we are trying to see how to get them to Moldova which seems to be the closest border.

Communication is a bit choppy so I don't know if they have a car yet. But im trying to find maps / sites that could help to find the safest route. There is almost a straight line west. But I have no live info if this is safe. Google maps shows a southern route via Odessa etc, but that obviously doesnt take into account any of the developments. (The people helping don't speak the language)
The ELBRUS-2000 ISA is being used in the later ELBRUS-8 and 16 chips (produced by TSMC until now).

This is an announcement of a series of rack mounted servers:

http://mcst.ru/sitronics-group-vypustila-testovuyu-partiyu-s...

From Google translate:

Sitronics Group released a test batch of servers based on the Elbrus-8SV processor and launched development on Elbrus-16C

...

The first model was a rack server with four Elbrus-8SV eight-core processors with a clock frequency of 1500 MHz. The new SIT SRE 2408 server is suitable for working with highly loaded systems, storing and processing large amounts of data. Thanks to the support of the secure computing mode, the solution ensures a high level of information security of software systems. The equipment supports certified domestic software, which can be pre-installed for a specific request.

...

SIT SRE 2408 is ready to solve the tasks of container virtualization (Docker), big data (Apache Hadoop, Ignite, Kafka), serve as an application server (Java 8, Java 11, .NET Core (beta)), database server (PostgreSQL, Linter) and generally meets the requirements of customers for the server infrastructure.
I ve been told it's not the right way to refer to Putin, which is probably correct, there are are other dimunitives
Remember when buttons, when pressed, looked pressed? I remember!
On my Fastmail I have the opposite problem. Spam gets filtered correctly, but 90% of the spam I receive is from gmail.com accounts.
>I never had any issues recognising what is a button and what isn't with Gnome

That's easy to say when there's only a single hamburger button...

All kidding aside, this scourge has made its way to Windows. One of the new anti-features in Windows 11 is the truncated (right click) context menus. Where most options are now hidden under a 'show more options' entry, requiring a separate mouse click.
How does a troll "spread" stuff ?
FB does the spreading with the algorithm right? Am I missing something?

What I see on FB is people I know share/like dubious shit like "Japan made microwaves oven illegal" , the original "troll" did not put this one my home page, people did not directly sent me that shit, FB decided "let me show this guy that the other guy seen and like this shit article on some other guy page", FB done all the spreading and even if FB had my and all my friends IDs it would not have stopped this stupid shit appeared on my wall (everyone has their real names and birth place, education, family relations setup in FB)
https://archive.org/details/winfiles_cmfriend_202005

Ah, so that is what the semi-popular cyan-greyish colour theme is. Random encounter: <http://hallofshame.gp.co.at/tabs.htm> I've been looking for the origin for twenty years.
And I don't suppose HDI and Gini have anything to do with the history of continuous colonialism and occupation by the West that continues to this day, do they? Just look at how the US is stealing $7Billion of Afghanistan's money today under Biden, so don't tell me about some wealth inequality when the West continues to siphon the wealth of countries it occupied in West and South Eastern Asia.

> Yes, women are forced to be married to their rapists

Maybe in some fringe cases or countries like India which already have a huge problem due to many factors, including a religion that does not seem to prohibit such actions.

Now compare to when we had actual enforcement of Shariah and the evil doers were punished, before the West occupied us and forced their "tolerant and liberal" policies under the guise of "human rights", suspending the death penalty for criminals like murderers and those who spread corruption in the land, and it's no wonder these things are happening.
Chernobyl radiation spike probably from Russian tanks disturbing dust
You mean either they get captured or shot like the sitting ducks they are right now?

Or do you still think the teapots back in Kreml have evil master plan that includes winning by leaving their young ones stuck in the mud, out of fuel, roasted (literally) and talked to (roasted) by angry grandmas?
I just realized that the border might be problematic because it runs into transnistria.
[update] Google maps was a bit unclear about Transnistria etc.
I found there is a shared border below Transnistrian space with moldova called Palanca. And there is a route to somewhat avoid Odessa over smaller roads
> 4xx codes indicate a permanent error condition.

Not necessarily, and especially not 409 Conflict, which “indicates that the request could not be completed due to a conflict with the current state of the target resource.”

“Current state” being often mutable, 409 is not generally permanent. 410 Gone is permanent.