skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Octopus is a pretty great cooked food, not as a sashimi. In Korean cuisine, at least, you find it stir fried, with noodles, in rice bowls, in soups...all sorts of things. There's several different kinds commonly eaten, from very small bite-sized to ones where a tentacle has to be cut into several bite sized pieces. It's often kept live until cooked, a practice that ensures both freshness and offended Western sensibilities at the same time.

All that being said, Octopus is also often found cuisines of Western countries that are coastal and some of the best I've ever had was in Greece and Mexico. I've also had it in Japan on a stick as a street food, fried in the Bahamas, grilled over a campfire in Italy, and a few other places.

In the U.S. I've only ever encountered it either at ethnic Asian or Greek places, or at high-end western dining experiences where the palettes are assumed to be more "adventurous". It's almost complete unknown as a food to most people and considered quite exotic and scary. But Americans are largely people who consider seafood to start and stop at canned tuna so...
Nah its just one file
jedberg, if you want me to convince you of something, then you have to pay my consulting rate - for which I last successfully charged $800/hr, min two hours. If you just want to have a conversation, then you'll understand that I enjoy these when we're both being useful to each other, and it's not just me doing work for you. But if you don't like that, it's okay: we can just decide not to talk about that.

> That's just a coded way of saying "they aren't smart enough to do anything specific so they do something I think is easy". You clearly think techies are smarter than others and are better at doing a job the journalists spent years in school learning.

Nope, people say "smart" for innate talent. I make no claim to that. I'm only making a claim to outcome. I think they lack skill (a trainable thing) in comparison, yes.
If you eat out, soybean oil is used a lot for cooking and it's also included in some blended oils that restaurants use.
Some of the best developers I've worked with are Ukrainians. I've been hiring there for over 10 years with great results.
This solar system not. All the habitable space is soon gone. Even with Elon's plans, as seen in the latest Hollywood comedy.

But the next is not far away, just a few light years. Maybe we'll see this in the next comedy . So far it's only in a Stanislaw Lem novel.
Can you still implement bangs and submit them? Would love to do that.

Edit: Yes! https://duckduckgo.com/newbang
Certainly Google sees value in Flutter, otherwise we wouldn’t fund it to the tune of 100+ engineers. But our motivations are less malevolent than you might assume. Here is our strategy doc, which we publish in the open (not many products can say that, I think): https://medium.com/flutter/flutter-in-2022-strategy-and-road...
"Allow" implies some sort of consent. I understand that you mean in an evolutionary sense, but it's clear that most living beings are averse to dying, even when possessing the most biologically primitive nervous systems. I prefer to head off any arguments in bad faith, "well, why don't all the cows just run away?" Some people are very comfortable resorting to satirical absurdity when discussing suffering, as evidenced by ridiculous arguments like "plants feel pain, why do you eat plants?"
Operative word being predator. People eat meat and most can’t stand the sight of animals being slaughtered in the method they currently are.

Predators also put themselves at risk often, fail often, etc.

Factory livestock is very much removed from this.
> sometimes worth it to hurt yourself in order to hurt an uncooperative player.

Why has the Ukraine not blown the gas lines?
I'd recommend you explore what other projects are doing for creative solutions. For instance consider Slint, a UI toolkit, offers their software under a viral copyleft license, a paid-for closed source license, and an "ambassador" license [1] which allows the code to be used in closed source software for free, but with the requirement that the Slint developers can use the derived product and its logo in marketing material for free.

[1] https://slint-ui.com/ambassador-program.html
Do I hear a Mel Brooks tune?
rt.com seems down from my perspective

DDoSes are simple tools, but they can be extremely effective at stopping Russian propaganda mills.
Umbilical cord stem cells are categorized as adult stem cells because a human being has formed. They are more stable. Embryonic stem cells from fetus are not and much more unstable. Umbilical cord blood would be treated as a medical waste otherwise.
Uneven footage can be steadied automatically now, either realtime or afterward.
Recently, we moved our demo application, staging environment, PR preview to Render. The overall experience is great. We'd like to share with HN community our journey and some learnings. Our tech stack is VueJS + Golang + PostgreSQL.

Happy to discuss here if you are considering using Render.
> And what do you suppose this "spirit" to be?

You give away your nukes, and we’ll protect you.

I don’t think Russia needs any extra condemnation, do you? But that was always kind of in the cards. I hold my own country (and the rest of the western world) to a higher standard.
Not really? They're part of compilation and obey all the type rules & syntax of the language. They're not textual replacements that run in a distinctly different phase like macros are.
That’s what they always say.
> Aren't all function pointers dynamic invocation?

Given that compilers can be smart-enough to detect "non-dynamic" function-pointer invocation (e.g. when an execution-trace proves that a function-pointer parameter always points to the same function address), it's not safe to say that "all" function pointer invocations are dynamic.

Another case to consider is when one implements (Smalltalk-style) OOP with message-passing: in many cases it's possible to build that without needing to use function-pointers at all.
Thank you for the insight. Godspeed. If you have links to organisations we can support from far away (with money, labour or lobbying), those would be appreciated.
Touché

Edit: Only sort of though. Because look where we are…
It was awful for our kids in middle / high school. 6 hours a day of zoom meetings with cameras required to be on at all times was exactly as bad in every way as you can imagine.
MariaDB 10.7 is now GA. They've recently moved to a once-per-quarter release series model, and 10.8 is the current preview/alpha series.
> But Americans are largely people who consider seafood to start and stop at canned tuna so...

That isn’t very accurate. Coastal Americans have had plenty of seafood to choose from, consider when they would serve lobsters to prisoners. Alaska is full of seafood to the point that it is a staple (and considering many of the Inuit communities who have been on that diet for thousands of years). Just because the customs are different from other coastal communities in other countries doesn’t make America’s any less sophisticated.
I do. I would like to know what you think. My understanding of the mechanism is probably oversimplified.
Indeed, a very brave statement, which carries very serious risks. Respect.
I’m #48 on 3 copies at the library. Might have to buy this one.
The doodles are personality too
>It would be interesting to see a sort of privateer license in this space.

It's a good idea, which has come up in the (relatively) recent past, although not specifically in the cyber domain.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_of_marque#21st-century_...
Should we really be making decisions with people like that in mind?
I am not familiar with RT, what "propaganda" were they spreading? I've known of "rt.com" for a while, seeing it posted occasionally, and it never was anything that gave me pause (didn't even known it stood for Russia Today until today).
Yes, but who will have the money to buy your 'overproduction', for what will he buy it and how will it be 'pretty easily' shipped?

https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/05/20/food-price-spikes-and-s...

https://www.al-monitor.com/originals/2021/12/bread-prices-ri...

https://www.skuld.com/topics/cargo/solid-bulk/agricultural-c...

Filter the chart to 'All' to have a wider scope.
On it and things as a whole:

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/future/w00

In the olden times some considered it a good measure to secure food production by subsidies.
You know, hungry people get restless.
If that is your intent or you don't have to face the consequences, it's fine.
But for the most part to keep the masses fed is a basic measure.

Of course with time, things get complicated for governments:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-03/egypt-s-p...

But you always have to consider the angry rabble will string you up at the next streetlight.In the aforementioned parts of the world gladly with an 'Allāhu akbar' on the lips.

Admitted, in many parts of the world they, the masses that is, are quite overfed by now and appropriate measures should be taken.
But that can change quite fast.
display: none is horrible indeed.

Instead that "noneness" shall go to visibility - orthogonal property.

So if you have <tr> (display:table-row) you can switch it on and off by

visibility:none; and visibility:visible;

without touching display model.
Is it relevant that they have nukes? Just trying to imagine how that'd work :)
MAD would prevent escalation but there would still be a fight. The United States has troops in Poland, if Russia invades, I would envision some kind of tit for tat escalation but would guess it would stop way short of nukes. But I would highly doubt that Russia would pick a fight with nato directly. In this case with Ukraine, it was clear to all parties involved that Russia could invade without other countries committing troops to the fight. I don't think Putin believes he could successfully win a fight with the west and I doubt he would want his legacy to be the man that caused the downfall of Russia.
Nice! Yeah IMO waiting until they're wrinkly is the key. I killed quite a few through overwatering until I finally realised I needed to be more patient.

My wife bought me five different coloured lithops for my birthday a few years ago. They're all still alive, and I think all of them have flowered at least once. I never water them unless they're wrinkly; when they are, I give them a small amount of water each day until they're smooth again.
GP had direct questions which you did not answer.
I'm genuinely curious do people really want to get (presumably other people's sons) into war over this?

I hope this doesn't sound flippant or taking light of Russia's actions because it's not intended to be. But what is the decision process behind supporting a choice to start sending other people to kill and die for your desired outcome here?

And do you also believe wars should be initiated against China to liberate Uyghur and Tibet, against North Korea to stop the human rights abuses there, against Afghanistan again to put the previous regime back in power, etc.?

I mean what point do you say okay we need to go in shooting, and would you still believe that if you were to be the first on the beach with a rifle?
Depends how old your kids are, but that's what I use it for. You can set the home screen to your subscription list, and it doesn't show related videos unless you go to a separate tab. Those two things have saved me from much screaming about not getting to watch the colorful slime videos that regular YouTube always suggests.
Sentience is more akin to the preference to avoid pain. Intelligence plays a role in the expression of sentience, but it is ultimately more akin to an ability rather than a preference trait as sentience is.
Here is official Ukrainian site http://www.srp.ecocentre.kiev.ua/MEDO-PS/index.php?online=1
What specific tools would you recommend for schema diffs?
Why church conflict in Ukraine reflects historic Russian-Ukrainian tensions
It can. It has and it will. When the childs belly is empty, it is easier to fall to propaganda that sanctions have deprived them of food.
Sure, and in the next few weeks, they are going to decrease!
I don’t think ‘the air force’, whichever that may be, has enough assets nearby to do such a thing, nor that it would be particularly productive even if you ignored MAD.

The goal here is to prevent one invasion, not start another one.

But there ought to be enough fighters in Europe to swat anything flying in Ukraine out of the sky.
The "thinking" aspect of plants might be reclaimed in respect of the overall foundations of mother nature's connected biodiversity.

As the maker of the octopus doco put it, the "giant biological mind". This interview is cued up at the point he mentions that: https://youtu.be/oyBqZ-_5B_8?t=587

I think he makes a good point, it's a good reminder.

It's a distraction when the argument becomes "plants can't think like humans". But why should plants need to think like us to be protected or respected? The point is, humans are crushing those precious ecosystems, all because individual plants can't think and fish have no feelings.
Russian aggression will likely end when the Russian populace gets fed up with their psycho leader. That is a lot less likely to happen if they get cut off from the Internet.

In fact, during the Cold War, the US policy was to try to connect the USSR to the world to force regime change - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Free_Europe/Radio_Libert...
Good on you for that.

This is my nephew, so I don't have a lot of control. My wife learned English around your daughter's age and she's at native level.

Nonetheless, human languages are a barrier :)
Incredibly slow moving, buggy and badly documented! Embedded is a fun challenge but rough.

Nim I believe is an answer to it though, and embedded being slow moving with a C target is perfect for it!
> We'd all be better off if the web still looked like 2004, and the users would be fine with it too - they only care about "modern design" as a proxy for "this is an actively maintained product".

You're declaring this based on what, exactly?
MySQL doesn't have a native uuid column type, but it does provide conversion functions UUID_TO_BIN() [1] and BIN_TO_UUID() [2]. These also have a convenient optional "time swapping" flag, to improve insertion order / btree efficiency.

[1] https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/miscellaneous-functi...

[2] https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/miscellaneous-functi...
can you really compare cows to octopuses? are there even wild cows?
The article also states:
"A caveat for readers concerned about their most recent meal is that this study was conducted on mice, and mouse studies do not always translate to the same results in humans."
I've worked 100% remote since 2015 so it was definitely getting more popular even before COVID.
Russia Today is a state-owned and controlled media company that directly takes content directions from Russia's government.

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/rosiegray/how-the-truth... has a good overview of how exactly it works.
The world has moved on. We came to cities looking for work. Now the internet is availible ANYWHERE, people can LIVE ANYWHERE.

If your business wants to demand in-person, then you know what kind of people who you will get:
- people with kids who dont have a good grasp on what work life balance is (maybe because of extended debt)
- people who are single or otherwise unhappy at home, looking for companionship
- people who cant feel good about themselves without chit-chat
- people looking to increase their social circle
- people who will think they can use social engineering to forward their career
"social/peer pressure in the moment"

It can be more subconscious and insidious. Anger, hate, and violent action is incredibly contagious. Mob mentality hijacks brains, and spreads like wildfire among peers. It's likely part of our DNA and it takes a special awareness to escape its grip.
But a book is not a professor.

You can't ask it for clarification or a different way of explaining. You can't argue with it. It can't read you and sense something that went by you and back up until you definitely got step b before proceeding to step c. It can't wtite you a letter of recommendation.

Why even go to a school if all you will get there are recordings? Books were already available, even for free.

Books are invaluable of course, and some people don't need anything more, and I love a good Feynman lecture recording as the next guy, but these are not school or teachers.
They've dug themselves into a hole when it comes to C++.

If you started writing a major project in C now you'd rightfully get sacked, but open source projects like this are often dominated by the opinions of those who only work on that project. That doesn't mean they're automatically wrong but just that they're often massively detached from any feedback apart from disaster.
Wow...I didn't know they acquired Tableau as well. Seems like they do a pretty good job with not changing the brand identity?
Honestly we need to quit pretending that we, as humans, are something special as compared to other omnivorous or carnivorous mammals. OK we have more gray matter comparatively but really that means nothing.

Some cultures eat octopus, some eat dogs, some eat cats, some eat cows, and of course some eat humans. And some eat vegetation. Do you honestly think those cultures sit back and question what they are doing and if it is ok in order to survive?!

I'm laughing at the responses to this post - sentience, history of eating octopi, god told me, etc.. as an excuse for why humans shouldn't eat octopus. Who really fucking cares.

I can ramble on and debate all this until I'm blue. My goal is not necessarily to argue, but to light a spark.
Sounds convincing. But I found a flaw. Typically birds take their winter holidays in the warm continents, they don't shelter in caves. So birds would have gone extinct also. But they didn't.

So maybe they did shelter in caves, such as bats do, and then later decided it would be more appropriate to spend their winter holidays at the French Riviera or Cancun and not in their caves anymore. Because the bats messed up all those places. A stretch
"In the last three quarters of 2021, the tech industry leased 76 percent more office space than it did a year earlier, according to the real estate company CBRE."

This is a very specific date range to compare! Wonder if anything interesting happened around the start of the second quarter of 2020?
I think this depends on the age of the child and on the child themselves.

Scratch is what they teach him in school, so that's what he knows.

Scratch is also a real programming language- it presents differently visually, but the concepts are all there, except some that I doubt many children use- such as closures, generators, threads, etc.
Breakthrough Technologies 2022
If you think journalists lack a skill for which they go to college for but techies just have that skill innately, then you are incredibly misinformed.

And if you don’t actually have the evidence to back up your claims just say so. You don’t have to hide behind this faux intellectualism or whatever you call bragging about your consulting rate.

I’m not sure what my opinion on the 7/8ths matter has anything to do with anything. You claimed the journalists got it wrong, and I asked how.
I tried YouTube Kids, but found it was suggesting a lot of surprise egg and colorful slime videos. I blocked those channels, but more showed up, so I deleted the app.
Skilled C programmers make these mistakes day in day out, we write too much code to trust a language that just let's it happen. Especially one that encourages the writing of code multiple times rather than reuse.
Shelling it is a cheap way to spread radiation around the center of the country, like a dirty bomb.
I'm pretty sure on the whole N. Korea is a money sink for China in the forseeable future.
I kept having visions of this distopian future where Trump and Putin collude to take care of each other’s enemies.

Putin launches a few nukes at highly democratic cities like LA and NYC; Trump retaliates and takes out whatever area of Russia has the highest population of opposition for Putin; Trump brokers a “deal” and is a hero, and both guys have less trouble moving forward.
Yes, I have a recent and powerful GPU with hardware acceleration enabled. I also tried this on my Windows box (i7-9700k, Nvidia GTX 1070), and if anything, it performs a little worse than my Linux box. It's definitely usable. I just have a low tolerance for sluggish software.
Day2: Safe (not asleep!), still alive as 05:08 local time (03:08 UTC)

Large Russian aircraft (and/or ballistic missile) just striked very close to Kyiv (particles falled on residual area).[0]

[0] https://twitter.com/Novynarnia/status/1497043935407091748
I live in Poland and struggle with this question myself.

I don't want to die or kill so the suits on the top can then negotiate new post war order, which would almost certainly perpetuate this BS in the future.

On the other hand: appeasement leads to more bullying, and might cause even bigger conflict on the future (we've seen this happen in WW2)
Yea it is a sophisticated propaganda operation aimed at western readers. It sometimes even has good reporting but everything is curated to serve the kremlins interests.
People love making a fuss about this kind of thing.

It's totally meaningless and usually dominated by the fact they've been asked to migrate, but it's still true unfortunately.
You could give them a ticket to Detroit, but they will wind up in LA quickly because they sold the house California bought them, but a bunch of drugs, and the weather is better for being homeless in LA than Detroit.
My company backflipped after this happened an masse. Bleed 1000yrs experience in months. They stemmed the bleeding and commited to 100% flexibility going foward. it was the only way they could re-hire.

Yours will too.
Agreed, pretty unusable on my beefy Windows desktop on Firefox
Linux at this point on the desktop is pretty decent. And it seems to be the most popular operating system that gives respect and control to the user.

I’ve been using it a couple years and I’ve been impressed. While I know my way around the command line I’m no system administrator but these Linux desktops seem to update pretty without much futzing. (I’m on the oddly named pop!os an Ubuntu variant). They update the os a lot though. While I’ve had some minor issues with the software installer they’ve been pretty few and far between.
Google DID build things which changed the world. Now of days what have they built that changed the world?

Youtube, aquisition.
Android, aquisition.
Workspaces, aquisition.
DoubleClick, aquisition.
Waze, aquisition.

Feels like it has been roughly a decade since Google changed the world.
I am just shocked that it is Italys first unicorn for a european power thats shocking, i thought EU had highly developed economy.
It's important to think of 'time' in two separate ways, what it does physically - it passes steadily; and the numbers attached to 'this instant' in time.

'This instant' has a physical reality, but what we call it is an entirely arbitrary man-made construct. That man-made construct is normally a count of some arbitrary period of time since some arbitrary starting point in the past.

A good example of this is simply the number of the current year: it's 2022 in one system, 1443 in another system, 5782 in a third, and who knows what number in at least a dozen others, past and current, that I can think of off the top of my head.

"Time is Nature's way of preventing everything happening at once." - unnamed comedian.