skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So your body's immune system attacks some of the food you eat, starch is one of the only sugars you immune system doesnt attack, but not all foods are attacked.

Secondly some foods increase inflammation, some reduce it, when inflammation occurs, you could compliment it with chemicals/supps that are needed for cell regeneration, things like choline will help here, which is a chemical found in the cell wall, or if you reduce inflammation with things like painkillers, then look at what the painkillers are doing ie P450 enzymes.

There's loads of chemical & biological pathways in the body and you need to map out what they all do. Studies like this are just a snapshot of part of process and ideally you would sometimes need two or three studies using chemicals at different amounts to get a better idea. Chemistry will also help give insights into the chemical pathways, like how fast a reaction might take, things like that.

> we're conditioned to feel hungry three times a day,

Ghrelin is like an alarm clock, to break that eat at random times of the day.

> compulsively, or out of sheer boredom.
Stress, look at antioxidants, maybe a fruit juice and some stomp/jog/run around the block or down the street and back.

Probably the easiest way to get fit is little regular blasts of exercise, but you'll look like a fool to your neighbours. Little and often until fitness levels get up to something substantial. Some banks/city firms provided a gym at work for traders to go and have a quick 5-10min blast/exercise until exhaustion before returning to the desk to carry on, it could be weights, rowing machines and running machines, but its enough to release the pent up energy. This is why working from home or a small business could be harmful to your health. A good company with desk based work would lay on gym equipment, you need a minimum amount of exercise.

Starting from a high fitness level, a week dedicated to all waking hours doing a variety of exercises, saw my fitness levels substantially increased, like better than military PT instructor level.

Caveat. I'm not qualified in anything. JMO.
No. Because the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
A degree from a top school is not going to be 200% of the quality of a local state school. It is likely to be 200%+ of the tuition of a local state school.
SQLite itself can deal directly with CSV.
You'll be happy to learn that you can find that answer in any number of history books.
NSA-linked Bvp47 Linux backdoor widely undetected for 10 years
Thank you for the detailed response and questions!

Yes, it’s possible to send emails from whichever email you received an email on. E.g., if you receive an email at vendor@my-domain.com, you can reply from vendor@my-domain.com or optionally runnerup@my-domain.com. Of course, AWS SES manages sending reputation very carefully so email sending might involve some paperwork.

Yes, one of the testimonials is from a moogle user..and it does seem very “you-scratch-my-back-I’ll-scratch-yours”-ish but here’s the backstory. While I was ideating PretzelBox, moogle was the brand name under which I launched the blogging piece of PretzelBox.

I’ll look into your other suggestions and explain/highlight them more on the home page if possible.

I’d love to have you as a user given that we probably match 80% of your states needs. I’m available at Sai @ PretzelBox.cc if you want to follow up.
In contrast, ours focused almost entirely on polishing and refining our specific aims page. Eight weeks on what was effectively perhaps two pages of writing. Draft after draft, peer review, etc.

Landed said grant on first submission.
I’d love this. Been wanting something better forever.

A bit related: I want to click on a project name and it should set up my environment ideally for that project. Filter the files, include/exclude the apps I see, filter bookmarks. Just show me what I need for this one project, not all the crud across my whole life. Where anything is linked to multiple projects, let me include/exclude at will. This would all be especially useful when I haven’t touched a project in a year or two and can’t remember exactly where everything is.

Two monitors? Project view on each, drag between them.
You can use http://qttabbar.wikidot.com for native tabs and loads of other useful features. Even works on Windows 11.
I expect Russia will take complete control of the territory claimed by the breakaway provinces. It may decide to annex them.

I don't expect them to occupy the rest of Ukraine. They will probably settle for destroying large parts of the Ukrainian military.
Ukraine is the new 80's Afghanistan. War by proxy between US and Russia. Welcome to Cold War 2.0
I don’t understand “the NATO problem”. Even if Ukraine became part of NATO, all it would mean for Russia is that there will be consequences if they invade. How hard is it not to invade other countries, unprovoked?
Yes, it is based on C++ and ECMAScript for Load Balancing, Service Mesh, Gateway API and so on.
Actually reminds me a lot of the run up to Iraq ca 2003, which was a disaster for all involved. Who in the world looks at the US invasion of Iraq and thinks it was a good idea that should be emulated?
As I have said, Chomsky is an ideologue. But, I listen to his views nonetheless.

If you prefer, you can read some of the more anti-Russia scholars I cited, like Peter Zeihand: https://twitter.com/PeterZeihan/status/1495884492480913409/p...
The US tried to invade Cuba (with CIA-supported Cuban rebels). It's not a hypothetical.
Beautiful, brutal 'Elden Ring' delights with its deadly world
Hi Russian friends. Good to see you here and good to read your view.

You might see me se me support Ukraine or be angry about Russia, but rest assured that I have nothing against Russians as a people, only the ones who tries to invade Ukraine etc.

I'm living in the shadow of Russia too and I've just filled my spare water tanks with clean water and I'll fill my car and get some extra fuel for my cooking stove later today.

I've already been training for a few months now, but I'm still hoping for a good miracle to avoid a full European war.

For the rest of HN, don't forget the thing most preppers seems to ignore: as far as possible, be friendly towards everyone. If others want you to survive that should help a lot.

Have a nice day everyone.

Edit: when/if this ends maybe we can meet at the server again and play CS:GO or something :-)

Edit 2: if anyone wonders, the official rule for prepping here in Norway includes stocking up with 9L of clean water for each person in the household, keeping some food that has long shelf life, radio, lights, batteries, some way to heat food and rooms even if the electricity disappears and to cooperate with neighbors if you cannot fix everything yourself (e.g. not all houses here have alternative heating sources except electricity).
How dare you tell us that the situation is more complicated than "American-style Democracy" vs "Evil Tyranny"?!
I'd try really hard not to get into a situation that requires taking this kind of choice in the first place. It means taking measures of reasonable appeasal. Diplomacy used to be a virtue, nowadays it's being replaced by acts of daring: Russia does it, the US does it, the Ukraine does it.

> they will have enough eventually, but this is short term thinking. In the end they will only stop when you stand up and fight.

There's such a thing as a lifespan. People come and go, and everyone should be proactively seeking long-term beyond-personality diplomacy and statesmanship.

> In the end they will only stop when you stand up and fight.

this is no longer a WW2 era, you can't just stand up and fight, nukes don't care if you stand up or lie down.
Carl proves himself to be the pejorative here. I can only imagine the lawyers on both sides convening for a healthy series of drinks at their clients’ expense. This is as petty as it gets, and it would serve Sagan’s mythology well to have it forgotten.
Last time they set up a naval blockade.
My vehicles are insured, and car thieves don’t treat vehicles with care. Once it’s been stolen, it belongs to the insurance company. I don’t want it back.
Have you seen the level of indoctrination in these elite schools? The people who say a man who puts on a dress becomes a woman, and sees racism behind every difference in groups is not producing top tier work.
Have you looked at Magnet? Adds some tiling functionality based on drag-to-the-edge snapping, and installs right out of the Mac App Store. Not expensive either.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magnet/id441258766?mt=12
There's only been one president in recent times to complain openly about NATO and America's participation in it. Why start a conflict when that one president might give you exactly what you want without a single shot fired.
As mentioned in the blog post, CloudFront is going to launch HTTP/3 support in this year. At latest when this happens public endpoints will be available.
I linked a video above where you can see neo nazi militia members firing nato rounds in 2019.
No, they promised to respect Ukrainian independence and sovereignty. You literally linked it.
Yes this article notes there was shelling in Kyiv and Russian troops on the Southern border.
> then I question why you'd want to go through the hassle of this over just paying not to see ads

Can I set the YouTube app to open directly to my list of subscriptions rather than the YouTube home page?

Can I hide the thumbnails from all videos on the YouTube app?

Can I skip annoying sponsored segments? (I usually end up blocking the entire channel which has annoying sposnored segments on my browser with BlockTube)

Can I turn off comments?

Can I turn off suggestions for videos to watch?

If the answer to any of these questions is no, I don't wanna use the official YouTube app, even if there are no ads after paying for Premium.
If you don't know how compilers work, then you don't know how computers work.
Polls say they do
Russia can’t respect other countries’ desire to join NATO while holding the position that they shouldn’t be allowed to join NATO. That’s patent nonsense.
Same in Kabaddi
Thieves don’t go to police for stolen goods. This is all shady. No way in hell, are they going to take legal action. Let alone when they are getting legitimate traffic, instead of automated bots.
Imagine you are compelled by a few seasoned guys to enter a contract when you are at the youngest age that is allowed by law (which is how they like it). You are half intimidated, half curious and you don’t have a lawyer you can ask for legal advice on this matter.

The power asymmetry, physiological and emotional factors at play, the irreversibility of the action (the guys working you know that once they have a tape, you are quite easily manipulated), their gain and your potential damage exceed those in any legal industry.

Yeah, you are paid a hundred bucks and “money makes it legal”.
calories in, calories out
> just that it was not American expansionism that led to invasion of Afghanistan

US presence, aka expansionism in the MENA region, was very much the declared motivator for AQ and OBL. Thus the demands were also to pull US troops out of these countries, those demands already existed before 9/11.
Having been both a grant writer and a reviewer for NIH and NIH-alike grants, there's an element of both.

Established groups definitely get a bit of a pass with "Well, surely Professor So-and-So will sort this out" that an early career person won't. And environment does come into play in terms of whether or not a university has the ability to manage a grant, and yes, large universities basically get an auto-pass there, but it's something people talk about.

But I will say that even for established people at large universities, you do have to stick the content. A ton of recent cycles have been dominated by "Hey, we do COVID research now!" from groups that never did infectious disease research before, and a lot of those got clobbered in review.

But I also do my best to teach my students about the "soft factors" of academia - there are a lot, and they are, by and large, hidden.

Your last point isn't lost either - I occasionally get a little bitter when I translate funding rounds on Hacker News into grant-equivalents.
Hmmm, I was wondering what RT (German version) [0] meant by Putin wanting to denazify the Ukraine ("Putin launches special military operation to protect Donbass and denazify Ukraine"). Since they (Azov) are headquartered in Donetsk Oblast, is it them who Putin wants to permanently remove right now, and is this his purpose for starting this war?

[0] https://de.rt.com/europa/132333-putin-verkundet-militarische...
I'd call the Americans weak, and their system poor. It's not Russia's fault that American institutions are in decline
Er, on my laptop? It might be more precise to say that I can't find any way to make it use anything else; manpages give me nothing, grepping for "layout" in the source tree gives me nothing (relevant; window layouts show up), and there's an open issue (https://gitlab.com/cardboardwm/cardboard/-/issues/30) asking for it, all of which makes me conclude that it doesn't appear to support doing anything but QWERTY. That said, I said "AFAICT" for a reason; if you can prove me wrong I'll be quite grateful (because, seriously, I would like to use this thing).
Brick... is a bit much. But we should definitely shame any company that works with Russia in the next decade or so.
Who says 72 hours. My understanding is the territory is large and would be difficult to hold.
Good luck. I can't imagine how rough it's going to be.
Glance at the thread has me surprised (I think) nobody has brought it up, but by far one of the strongest aspects of WoW's environments is the fact that they tie in with the lore of the game.

WoW environments are not just generic, they reflect and take place in stories that people have loved for many years even before WoW came around. the very first place that came to mind reading that article was the entrance to Undercity where you can hear, if you have the audio loud enough, scenes from Arthas Betrayal in WC3.

Many places in WoW have genuine weight, they feel like real historical places in a way. This is what makes them memorable. You do not have this attachment at all in any modern MMO were most people just click through the cinematics.
Estonia, allies to trigger NATO Article 4
The side of the fence that’s being bombed for no reason. Good luck justifying that.
Most people just want to live a relatively normal life with friends and family in their own little corner of the world. Unfortunately the vast majority of us are subject to the whims of those with greater power and ambitions.
What we need is a water balloon shooting rail gun. Useful for targeting from distance and can be loaned out to cops for crowd control when not in use.
Give me a break, they are on HN. If they don't like what somebody is talking about then they can ignore it instead of engaging them especially since they are so busy "frantically" trying to evacuate people.

If they felt guilty by my reply they should evaluate why since that wouldn't make most people feel guilty
> Well, 100% of the emitted radiation hits the ground in terms of total power, but the radar is looking for the _closest_ reflection, which is some relatively small solid angle straight down.

This fixed angle paints a larger and larger circle as altitude increases. If you double your altitude, you quadruple the size of the surface that's reflecting radar back at you.

A bunch of stuff cancels out and you end up with 1/r^2 at the receiver, which is what we started with.
Thanks. I typed from memory - the demand was that Ukraine not enter NATO, not related to an application.
https://valitsus.ee/en/news/estonian-government-requests-con...

People are minimizing this, based on the word "consultation". Don't be fooled, this is grave news, even though it is not Article 5. Article 5 invocation under these circumstances have substantial risk of full scale thermonuclear exchange.
> In that situation, Wessler warned police using facial recognition at a traffic stop could open themselves up to a false arrest lawsuit under the Fourth Amendment.

Doesn't seem to me that a face scan would be against the fourth amendment, unless the situation in the article happens, a officer makes an arrest based solely off a face scan. In practice, it'll play out like drug dogs. A "hit" will give the officer reasonable suspicion to search the vehicle or pull the passengers out.
9600bps is 1200cps which is plenty for remote echo to keep up with even a fast typist; I think that has a lot to do with why it feels snappy.

Some web pages can't keep up with a moderately fast typist, even though it's all rendered locally.
+1 to this.

Stay calm people and don't make any rush decisions.

The time's been worse. We'll make it.
Couldn't it simply be true that Putin doesn't want Ukraine to join Nato and Ukraine is trying to join anyway?
I'm in Ukraine and I'm not considering myself as a proxy. We just want to live in a free country, not under the rule of a despot.
It is not about Nato I think. I think this Finnish guy writes it clearly:

https://mobile.twitter.com/jmkorhonen/status/149604763196923...
Modern war is waged on many fronts. Internet is one of them. Here we are witnessing it. Less deadly than Putin's bombs and rockets, but adds poison of lies to the info-sphere, in hopes to cause people to show weakness when confronted with evil.

Ukraine is not "splitting" into anything. It's being murdered. By Putin and Putin's Russia.
Fair enough. How many bases has the US built in Ukraine anyway?
I don't know if it helpful during times like these but it sounds like the quote by G. Michael Hopf:

Hard times create strong men,
strong men create good times,
good times create weak men,
and weak men create hard times
I'm not happy that (my) Western governments are not fighting with the Ukrainians after seeing them invade the Middle East - Iraq (false flag WMDs) and Afghanistan (ok they were harboring terrorists, but pointless operation).

This would seem like the right thing to do, but apparently it isn't. I have a feeling that sometime in the future, we will look back at this as an oppertunitly where we could have stopped Russia.
I am from one of the other countries bordering Russia. FWIW I have a lot of friends and relatives there, and don't know a single person who supports what's happening. The bald lunatic seems to have went completely insane. The problem is your voice doesn't mean much in that country.

I nearly teared up reading the news this morning. Stay safe.
please read the room
Thank you, lesbianbezos. Also, great username!!

I really appreciate this :) <3
https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/is-atomicu128-gone-for-goo...

https://ebarnard.github.io/2019-06-03-rust-smaller-trait-imp...

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/32976

A little confusing but it looks like you can get to it.
we're already past that point
Is it the same United Nations where Russia is now chairing the Security Council and has an absolute veto power over any decision there? Or we have another one which we could use in cases like that? Where did we put it? It's time to get it out.
One mans misinformation and conspiracy theories is another mans truth. The exact reason I would use something like Peertube is the risk that my view is somehow not in line with the narrative and the content is removed.
I used one of those leap motion controllers once, but then I spent a few minutes watching someone else use one and I realised several things that seem equally important to me:

1) moving your hand away from a keyboard to perform gestures not that much richer than a trackpad isn't as transformative as it seems, or very efficient

2) how they feel to interact with does not balance well with how they look to interact with, away from a gaming type context. How it feels: peculiarly magical, like casting spells. How it looks: D&D wizard excitedly miming his spells at the table-top, to the annoyance of his party.

3) there's really very often a beverage on my desk in a way that is at odds with me -- a clumsy type -- waving my hands around enthusiastically.
Easiest solution I found is sticking with the Sodastream system, but refilling the CO2 tanks myself.

For that I’m using this simple adapter [0].

NB, newer Sodastream tanks have a booby trap valve, but I had no problem sourcing older ones. Spare Sodastream “60 Liter” tanks can be had at BestBuy for $30.

Refilling of my large 20lb CO2 tank with dip tube [1] (also called siphon) is done at a Bay Area fountain supply store [2] for ~$30. This store also carries commercial syrup for all kinds of soft drinks (Coke Zero, Apple Juice, Ice tea, etc.).

For a more continous supply of carbonated water, I’ve thought about a small “Korny” keg system with a special adapter [3]. But that would require fridge space and running CO2 and water lines. A Kegerator for the garage may be the better solution.

[0] https://www.co2-adapter.com/

[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ICO58CG

[2] https://www.carbonicservice.com/

[3] https://www.morebeer.com/products/continuous-soda-carbonator...
> erasing a nation

It's interesting how this kind of language now suddenly starts emerging, wonder how long until everybody will be talking about "genocide".
This is impressive. Did others in the workshop have same experience as you of getting grant on first submission too? If so, the workshop can get credit, else you deserve the credit.
Losing says nothing about the seriousness of the game
Access to good roads is among the very few things that is so vastly important to the general prosperity of the population that leaving them to private companies would do more harm than good.

As the dude I overhead in some backcountry bar in the middle of nowhere put it: the government should pay for two things - clean water, smooth roads, and that's it.
Parent wasn’t making a slippery slope argument FWIW. They were making a PR argument based on the propensity of the general public to fall for slippery slope arguments.
This reminds me of "I can tolerate anything except the outgroup":

> What I mean is – well, take creationists. According to Gallup polls, about 46% of Americans are creationists. Not just in the sense of believing God helped guide evolution. I mean they think evolution is a vile atheist lie and God created humans exactly as they exist right now. That’s half the country.

> And I don’t have a single one of those people in my social circle. It’s not because I’m deliberately avoiding them; I’m pretty live-and-let-live politically, I wouldn’t ostracize someone just for some weird beliefs. And yet, even though I probably know about a hundred fifty people, I am pretty confident that not one of them is creationist. Odds of this happening by chance? 1/2^150 = 1/10^45 = approximately the chance of picking a particular atom if you are randomly selecting among all the atoms on Earth.

You could live in a circle that unanimously opposes the war, and still be in a country that's 60% for it.

Thing is, given the propaganda machine in Russia and the lack of free (even non-guvernamental) organizations we can't really tell if that percentage is 6% or 60%.
Interesting, although I assume replacing the computer on an assembled nuke is pretty easy compared to bootstrapping a nuclear program or something.
If you are the driver, they collect your prints at license issuance.
that might be a thing, but chargers are supposed to be portable unless I'm buying a power supply for a computer. Apple's cables aren't good design, and planned obsolescence
So basically NATO limits Russia’s ability to attack other countries, and that’s a problem?
I swear to god, if Putin cyberattacks the West and takes down our internet before this game releases...
None of those countries had nukes, right?
Sure, it all could've been avoided.

Say, by similar vassalization as Belarus has gone through.

Ukraine was too free of a society for that as many of its members did not want that.
They also don't have to pay any taxes for money earned through scamming.
100 characters can still say very little of consequence; it is not a strong deterent to vapid posts.