skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why don't you list them since you're the one making a claim.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki is a limp argument. Emperor Hirohito controlled Japan when they committed an absolutely disgusting amount of war crimes. It had to end.
Because it’s clickbait! How can anyone not see that from the title alone? Even a cursory reading of it shows it to be ridiculous fearmongering nonsense.
HN was also down for a moment because too much traffic
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For the record: he left that place shortly after.
Agreed.

Putin is Slobodan Milošević with less hair and a nuclear arsenal. Milošević was clearly a clever man but what was Milošević's end game? Did Milošević expect to die in a cell in the Hague?
I'm vaccinated but anti-mandate.
Google is interested in reducing employment costs. A vaccine mandate makes sense when supply of Covid treatments is low. When supply of Covid treatments is no longer constrained (due to a combination of high enough vaccination rate and high enough supply of treatment), the cost of enforcing the mandate is higher than the cost of Covid.
That works sometimes. Other times you get fired for poor performance
> One question is, would that 800K + $100K/year go further somewhere else?

Where is that money going now? Who gets this money now and why would they give it up?
There is no such thing as a SWIFT payment. SWIFT is strictly a messaging service. You can send a payment order through SWIFT but it is settled by traditional means.
Pumped hydro is a lot more promising than batteries for sure, in that current capabilities is off by a factor of a thousand instead of a million.

The largest pumped hydro station[1] provides up to 24 gwh of storage. So three thousand of these stations (costing $12 trillion) would store one day's worth of electricity.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_County_Pumped_Storage_Sta...
Same with links, for example when someone makes a JavaScript link and breaks the middle click to open in new tab
Another attempt at wealth while wrapping yourself in the “fixing inequity” flag.

An app isn’t what’s needed. Time, labor, educated support, etc. WIC provides this. Mothers groups do too.

Yet another subscription is the last thing poor mothers need.
There are problems even with the single selection (searching for an option in mobile, consistent contrast, copying selected value etc.).

Depending on the application, sometimes to fix such problems, you need to reimplement the component in js or you start won't fix'ing tickets.

So articles like this really underestimate the problems with the existing controls and the lack of some.
> at least not as oil that you can buy

It's not a common oil you find on the shelves of a grocery store, even in the US.

It is, however, a prominent ingredient in a lot of bottled sauces and dressings. You can find it on the ingredients list of most salad dressing and sauces.
You're right, of course. I should have said that the spectrum isn't all that useful for telling two graphs of the same order apart. Certain eigenvalues are frequently useful by themselves (e.g. the largest, second largest, and smallest eigenvalues often contain some information).

But, speaking of information, consider this: the adjacency matrix of a simple, loopless graph of order n is a symmetric n x n matrix with all zeroes on the diagonal. That means the adjacency matrix contains (literally) n^2/2 - n bits of information, while the number of connected graphs of order n as n -> infinity grows exponentially [0]. That implies that for the purpose of telling two graphs of the same order apart, the spectrum is of fairly limited utility, which is what I was thinking of when I wrote that it was not an interesting invariant.

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[0]: https://users.cecs.anu.edu.au/~bdm/papers/BCM_Connected1.pdf
Will published performance on GSM8K-test exceed 90% by first April 2023?
Tangentially, apps like this are why I’d like to have sideloading on iOS. We need to be able to access these platforms with something other than a plain browser or the official platform app.
For frying and baking the so-called "high oleic" sunflower oil should be very good, if not the best.

It degrades less with heating than other oils and it has a very healthy fatty acid profile.

For salads or other food that is not cooked after adding oil, extra virgin olive oil may be preferred, because it contains other desirable substances besides fatty acids, but heating will degrade those, so for frying and baking olive oil does not have any advantage over the much cheaper high oleic sunflower oil.

Besides high oleic sunflower oil, there are also other kinds of oil that are claimed to be "high oleic", which should have similar frying properties, but I do not have any experience with those.
Haha, note-taken. This was our first public video and we just recorded it ourselves. Lot of potential for improvement :D

Regarding your questions: Yes, you can import your subscriptions from Castro via OPML. We have a How-To in the app for how to do this specifically for Castro.

The queue & inbox system is still missing, but very high on our roadmap. We're actually working on the queue right now. With the inbox, our plan is to go in a similar direction as Castro has done it.

Let me know if you have any more thoughts on the queue/inbox system.
I thought the last round of sanctions was so inpactful because they targeted russian oligarch investments rather than the russian state. Hurt the oligarchs and they get angry with putin.
Democracy can also change things by popular vote. Something top down forms of government prefer to ignore.
The three oils/fat I have been taught to use in my Indian kitchen are: sesame seed oil, ghee and coconut oil. Sesame seed oil because it has a high smoke point. Ditto with ghee.

The choice of oils always has to do with smoke point and hence what we use it for in the kitchen.

[..] Sesame oil is full of antioxidants. Along with vitamin E and phytosterols, it contains lignans, sesamol, and sesaminol. These compounds help fight free radicals in your body, which may reduce your risk of developing chronic diseases. Sesame oil has a balanced ratio of omega-3, omega-6, and omega-9 fatty acids.[..]

And I am from the south of india which is very hot. In the northern climes where it gets colder, sesame seed oil is substituted with mustard seed oil.

I don’t use olive oil for anything that requires heat. Mostly for salad dressings or drizzling etc. good olive oil..esp unrefined olive oil has very low smoke point. It’s actually harmful to use it for frying etc.

Regionally where olive oil is more abundant, grape seed oil is used for high smoke point cooking. I am also fond of avacado oil these day. I still stick to the trinity of coconut/sesame/ghee…but I also need to test other oils for diff gigs.
And if you were pointing out that leaders should treat the responsiblity with care and respect I would agree.

Advocating for military dictatorship is quite different.
Interestingly enough, my 2 Squarespace sites weren't affected. Anyone know who they host with?
Oh. No. The French let it happen and democracy was no more.

Paris was occupied by Nazi germany. Yes. But the southern half of the country was not.

A military guy from ww1 took over and setup a government composed of French folks.

That the problematic part in my book.
Ukraine is a major producer of neon gas, critical for lasers used in chipmaking
This looks like some aspects of Microsoft Cloud Migration Framework pulled together. Some context about SSDF in relation to more comprehensive systems would be helpful..
> Indians in India have skyrocketing diabetes and obesity numbers in recent decades

About a decade ago, my Indian colleagues told me that Indians had been encouraged to switch away from ghee, based on health concerns. I forget which oil most moved to, but I think it was palm, vegetable or sunflower oil. In addition, they said consumption of refined sugar had skyrocketed, where palm sugar had previously been used.

Ghee has been consumed for centuries (at least) in India - I wonder if it's these ghee alternatives and refined sugar are the main causes of increased diabetes and obesity.
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https://www.news-medical.net/health/Oils-Rich-in-Linoleic-Ac...

Look, if we're going to make major life changes on the basis of this one study, you've missed the opportunity for an all-chocolate diet.
Russia making an argument doesn't necessarily mean that there is truth to that argument.
We're back up. Total 47 mins of downtime.
Must not have been back into the country very far as water from a well doesn't need to be supplied by the government and rough roads keeps the outsiders outside.
I don't think I was happier but it gave me the chance to work fully remote which has been an absolute net positive in my life.
Yes I am. As defined by Putin - anybody opposing him is a nazi.
Yeah, I unpacked a ZIM to get data I'm deriving content from. But reading ZIMs are kinda slow compared to just reading a file from disk.
Speaking of design trade-offs, I've found it's really hard to get stakeholders to appreciate the cost of implementing designs. Design cost should be part of the trade-off give-and-take of figuring out what can fit in a release or sprint or whatever, but often all those decisions happen too early in the process to do that. It's easy for one design decision to affect several "stories" and add tens of "points" (in typical agile terminology) to a project, and entirely possible that the stakeholders would rather have five more features than have that widget look and behave just so. Most designers don't seem to consider this much.
> Birthing people

Every mother I know finds this phrasing deeply offensive. I wish people would stop using it.

It’s like latinx, which as far as I can tell is used virtually exclusively by non-latin persons. And look at that there already is a gender neutral English word: latin!

It’s to the point that I suspect there is some kind of psychological reason for choosing these clumsy and inaccurate phrases. Another good example is “social distancing” which literally denotes the same thing as shunning, but is used to mean maintaining physical distance.
On HN I'd still want VAX to denote a computer.

I'm getting old...
Which crypto today is realistically usable as a currency (for e-commerce)?

* easy on-ramp for non-holders - this is the hardest

* easy to use wallets

* actually useful merchants that accept said crypto

* reasonable fees - that preferably beat visa/mc - this rules out most (crypto CC providers)

I have a side business in a field rife with CC fraud.

I am yet to find an easy to offer crypto payment solution that would entice customers.
This is a neat idea, but ignores the cost of writing for stretchtext.

Hyperlinks are a one-time annotation, and their presence does not change the underlying text. Stretchtext means a combinatorial explosion of possible readings - and if you've spent any time on the Internet you know you need to vet them all, or somebody will misquote you.

It still might be useful in an educational context, but even there I have my doubts. All the examples I'm aware of (e.g. http://tomasp.net/coeffects/ ) do, for me, not gain in clarity or readability.

There is an underlying idea about having text that is modified according to your ideas that sounds neat, but I haven't seen any practical execution yet that's particularly compelling. For educational text, the most potentially useful thing I've seen so far are is https://quantum.country/ which embeds spaced repetition.

It's a space that's ripe for a breakthrough. I'm curious to see what it'll be.
I've only ever used heroku for free tier level personal projects, but as I understand it they use AWS to do the actual hosting. I can understand an outage affecting their deployment process, but what could cause running servers to go down?

As I typed that out I remembered that they handle DNS, load balancing, and databases, so I guess any one of them.
This echos "Desperate Ground"[1] or "Death Ground" in Sun Tzu's Art of War. I've put myself deliberately in this position many times in order to succeed. The day-to-day uses of this idea tend to be far less dramatic than the name implies. I've even applied it to process where I would phrase it as, "Create processes when you must, not when you can."

1. https://suntzusaid.com/book/11
The politics threads on HN are very revelatory for me. I always thought the HN crowd is very analytical, logical and knows how to understand data and reason with it. In that sense these threads are more disappointing than some random interactions on reddit or twitter.
Forget nuclear contamination. If Russia nukes a NATO country, nukes are coming back to land on Russia. And Putin, personally, will die, and so will Russia as a nation.

So, it was an impressive threat. I doubt he actually would follow through... but he might. That's his leverage - that we wonder if he might. Rationally, though, it's a crummy threat, because rationally his own downside is far too big.
Avocado oil is fantastic for high-temperature cooking (smoke point ~500F). "Pure" or "refined" olive oil has a smoke point of around 410F; it's EVOO that has the lower smoke point. Deep frying happens at ~375F. Coconut and MCT oils are great for baking, but they do have lower smoke points (320-350F) so they're inappropriate for frying.

I generally prefer cooking, frying, and baking with avocado oil, both because of its health profile and because because it's extremely flavor-neutral, while olive and coconut both add a distinct taste to the dish which may not necessarily be desirable.
let's not do this.
It seems insane because it is insane. Unfortunately, we already started down this path long ago and it will only get worse until catastrophe. I.e China takes over.
I've been exclusively using my $HOME over NFSv4 across many boxen for years. My NFS is exported by TrueNAS CORE [1] powered by an EPYC 7443P (recent upgrade). I can saturate my 100 GbE (~ 12.6 GiB/s) with NFS traffic.

In my testing, NFS meaningfully but not substantially beat Samba in bandwidth and with much less server load (sorry I didn't keep data).

Even though using a NAS is slower than a native RAID0 of NVMe/PCIeG4 drives, it gives me shared, automatic snapshots, automatic replications, etc. It's totally worth it.

NFSv4 rules.

ADD:
[1] TrueNAS SCALE was _just_ released and I'll be evaluating this seriously and expect to migrate to it.
No, I don't believe I've ever seen it here, even though I frequent asian grocery stores.
> The 'classical liberal' position is literally the foundation of 'Libertarianism', which is a specifically modern American concept.

Those two have absolutely nothing to do with each other.
It depends where on the "fundamental science <-> engineering" spectrum you think materials science sits. Some of the thorniest problems in reactor design are "wtf do you make it out of and can such a thing exist". There's some science going on confirming material theoretical properties under reactor conditions.

Mind you, insufficient compute is also a problem. Although "insufficient" is probably underselling the scale of the issue. Simulating plasma is horrid. It's all the worst bits of both fluid dynamics and electromagnetics all rolled into one: you've got a potentially chaotic fluid where all the particles aren't just interacting with the things they bounce off, they're also interacting with other particles all throughout the body of the fluid through electromagnetic effects. Everything affects everything else, and (because chaos) the details matter.
So you are saving ~30% right? Plus the land at probably <250k means $600k max net cost. I imagine the area you live in has $800k-$1m houses.
You can enable reader mode in Chrome on both Android and Desktop. https://www.howtogeek.com/423643/how-to-use-google-chromes-h...

Another approach I use is a bookmarklet to a site/tool called prereader. You can click the bookmark when on a site and it will render it in prereader without any of the additional content: https://github.com/egoist/preader#bookmarklet
It's the government that wrote the current food pyramid and teaches it to people in schools.
Your overall point is true but I've actually used WIC and it does not provide these. It is vouchers for some necessaries for young kids and that is all.

I got a couple judgmental but out of date flyers about healthy eating for children, and an incredibly complex constraint added to my grocery shopping.
For obesity, 2 is wrong, and the study does explicitly mention "the SO + CO diet caused more weight gain over the 16-week study than the other HFD"

Plenish just has less LA, not zero, and they were trying to rule it out from a few genetic expressions they were looking at, not obesity.
"You'll feel the difference."

What difference will I feel that couldn't be explained simply by my expectation that I would feel different?
I just tried this with a native <select> in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox and they all worked like the Headless UI version, where a single backspace clears your entire buffer.
No worries! I enjoyed the discussion. And thanks for your interest in Simula. Can't wait for you to be able to try it out in person. =)
Another exception is the esp32-c3, which includes a jtag debugger inside the chip (not on board, inside the same die)
we have decided to go with having mustard seeds pressed for oil while being physically present for the process. the result is a much much better oil than the one that comes packaged. they say its "plain unprocessed oil" but there is a significant difference between what we get in our press and what comes in a bottle.
You pretty quickly hit a ‘no true Scotsman’ situation pretty quickly though. If only one country (or a single digit percent) that calls itself a democracy qualifies under the criteria, what use is the criteria?
Will the US be forced to inflate it's debt away?
It never says how many people are housed in a single "unit." The number could be very misleading.
Also, it's worth noting that building a house isn't a hole that you throw money into, it's an asset that appreciates.
Yep you can't just put a psychotic person in an apartment and walk away. Homeless people have issues that made them end up on the street.
Which is all irrelevant now because Russia has an estimated 6,000 nuclear weapons and if the rest of Europe started moving all the required troops to invade Russia to the West Russia would be ready and could actually have a credible nuclear strike justification. And considering everyone in the West is cool just making money and dealing with internal problems I just do not have sympathy for the point of view anymore. If nuclear weapons can’t protect Russia then that’s just their problem.
This is 100% true. I don't know why AMDGPU (the Linux driver) is somehow better than the Windows drivers, but for some reason AMD should focus on Windows driver development (or even a rewrite) since yesterday. Windows NVIDIA drivers may have a bad release every blue moon but for AMD's you need to test out if the update is worthwhile - or just curse when it's a security fix but it crashes on your favourite game.
US can't intervene in Ukraine since that would lead directly to WW3 (americans and russians firing at each other)

So far China didn't threaten nuclear war for anybody helping out Taiwan, the way Putin did just today.
Java has a bad type system that makes it awkward to express many well-typedness guarantees (too much boilerplate to create new types (classes or interfaces), no sum types (tagged unions), no null safety, exceptions are a mess especially with lambdas, and don't get me started about all the reflection madness of popular frameworks that throws type-safety out of the window, etc.). As a result you don't get much safety in exchange for all the boilerplate. Still, I find Java massively easier to refactor. You can remove a field from a class and verify that you've changed all the places that were using it (barring reflection, of course). In Rails, that requires at least running the whole testsuite which could be very slow (because Rails tests are often very slow). And even then, you have no guarantee you didn't miss a particular case.

Languages with better type systems do exist (Rust, Swift, Kotlin, from what I hear even typescript?, and all ML type languages including Haskell, ...). They are much better at preventing bugs. My life became better when I had to stop worrying about NPEs, for example.
Yes, the barrel connector actually has three contacts. The inner and outer part of the metal barrel are insulated from each other - the outer is ground and the inner is +V. The pin in the middle only carries data.
Yes, we definitely need to add more info on the homepage. The best way to get an overview of how it works & feels like as a user is this youtube video here, which we created for our PH launch today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzPekGpC4uw

Let me know if you have any specific questions. Happy to answer :)
My personal philosophy is that nothing is good in excess. Avoiding soy products is hard since soybean oil seems to be the oil of choice for anything pre-made. So I basically avoid soy in most everything I prepare myself (and try to prepare most things myself).

When I'm cooking/baking, I use butter, olive oil, and (lately) bacon grease, depending on what I'm making.

Coincidentally, in January I had made a list of everything in my fridge and pantry. The only things left with soy were mayonnaise, tortillas, and hamburger buns. I started making the bread products myself for fun. I haven't tried to replace the mayonnaise yet (I really dislike avocado mayo), but it's next.
Gotcha. No, if you have plans to focus on audio, then, by all means, don't let yourself get sidetracked. For text content, I already am using Voice Dream Reader, which, in my mind, is the best there is. Being able to study both text and audio content in the same app and with the same workflow for highlights would just be the icing on the cake.

And I really like your one-tap highlight functionality (or triple clicking the headphone buttons). Very useful when driving or when the phone is tucked away and you're listening via headphones.
Another one that annoys me is "wildflower honey" is actually honey from pollinating fields of soybeans.
Oil is not an issue. Europe can get its oil from other producers. Russia has the largest share of the European oil import but it is not irreplaceable.

Gas is the issue. Europe doesn’t have the infrastructure it needs to not depend on import from Russia when it comes to gaz. All the site where liquified gaz can be delivered are already at full capacity.
The solution is real free markets. Constant government intervention in the housing market, the stock market, education, healthcare, and everything else under the sun has led us to where we are today. It always feels nice for a bit when the government bails you out, but the long term consequences are always much more severe. Prices are information and when all the information is polluted, it becomes very difficult to have a functioning economy. It's the same thing that happens in social media, trolls and bots pollute the information so it's impossible for most people to tell the truth apart from fiction. Unfortunately the regulatory capture is so deep and the problems have gotten so bad that I don't know how this can be solved without an extreme event.
If sanctions worked the first few times, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

Why think it will work this time?

EDIT: of course, my opinions are shaped by being in non-nuke-equipped country in Europe, so depending on West's response this time, we're next. I'm sure it looks differently for someone sitting in New Jersey or Australia.
Oh, I didn't know there's a variant of olive with higher smoke point. I'll look out for that, thanks! Not sure if I'll be able to find avocado but I'll try.
can women not still give birth if we use this term?
The CDC's numbers show that Covid-19 has is less dangerous than several other diseases for many age groups.

You've been demanding vaccination etc for those diseases as well, right?