skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't like Lavrov, but this time I have to say that I agree with him.

Using nuclear weapons will likely trigger an equal response from the other side (NATO) and no one wants this. I could imagine nukes being used when enemy troops are approaching Moscow, as a desperate attempt to change the outcome of the war, or as a sort of mutual suicide like "if we die, you will die with us". However, Russia itself is not at risk now as this war is taking place in Ukraine.

Even in the case that Putin has lost his mind and gone mad, and he decides to launch ICBM with nuclear weapons just because he's having problems in Ukraine, he wouldn't be able to do it alone. I read just today that there are three chegets (Russian nuclear briefcases) and at least two of them are needed to command a nuclear attack. Putin has one of them, the others being in the hands of Shoigu and Gerasimov, and I don't think they are ready to die for a mad man.
"Labor" is a shorthand for business outputs. Allocation of profits within the business (shareholders, managers, employees, externalities) is a related but different issue.
The article literally starts out condemning the Russia's invasion as illegal. That doesn't mean the West did not bungle this or should be exempt from criticism. When you lead a country with promises of NATO protection, when you KNOW it is going to be provocative, you better be prepared to defend it. The West did not do this and offered no real plan for this circumstance. We shouldn't be afraid to criticize our own government, when it fails.
The one thing that actually causes weight loss is: caloric intake < caloric expended

So you need to either intake fewer calories or increase expenditure of calories. For the best outcome do both.

One easy way to increase caloric use is to dirnk ice water. Your body has to heat it up to body temperature which takes a not insignificant amount of energy.

As mentioned in other posts, walking is a low impact activity that is an easy way to expend more calories.

Be careful experimenting with oxygen ratios, you can die in a pure oxygen environment.
Probably harder than usual. It's not for the company, reputation, or even friends. It's for me.

Working days are often filled up with some long term crap like meetings and training. Notice period is a good time to actually deal with the issues that matter. Cleaning out and flagging legacy code, documenting stuff, mentoring people, actually having lunch with colleagues. Sometimes there's that client they really want to land. Maybe let's focus on that instead of Q3 planning.
Or you can just ignore GDPR if you're outside the EU.
What's the point of using C++ in Rust when you could use Rust instead and not have to add a cargo package?
Eat 6 large carrots every day.
Thank you to this community for all the support through the years! We're spending a lot of our time on basic research and sensing, and we have a few small updates planned for f.lux, too. The main challenge as we learn more about the biology is to keep things simple enough--it's easy to make things complicated, and it's pretty hard (for me) to distill them to something that makes sense to most people.

Also, if you care about how your eyes and circadian system work, don't forget about all the light from outside your screen too.
What about the aspect of JavaScript having weak type system relegates it's use to only be used for forms?

Is C only used for forms?
I really wondered why this was the top comment on HN. Its just wrong. (And you are right - "Exercise does not lose weigh"). In fact, the body adapts to your lifestyle. And while running can burn alot of calories at the beginning it gets less once the body adapted.

Its simple to lose weight. Eat less. Lots of "people" advertise their programs but at the end its simple as that. Eat. less.
While I agree that kids programs doesn't have to reflect 100% of reality (else there would be no magic kingdoms for the heroes to save) the rest of your statement is absurd: "Same-sex affection" is a part of our world*), and what you're calling "exposing" or even "grooming" I'd just call "showing children that it's okay to be 'different' from the majority" (and not only by being bad a baseball or having a different color of skin or being a woman or not being a princess or popular or... I guess you get the idea).

*) Not only "the liberal west" or whatever one wants to call it; it's just that in some places you have to fear for your life for being who you are, while others are pretty cool with accepting people being different than them.
@asmertgen thoughts on this research https://thecounter.org/lab-grown-cultivated-meat-cost-at-sca... ?
Is there any way to sign up to be notified when it's released?
You're looking at this entirely wrong. People are concerned with the price of a phone they can purchase today, not at the what it would have taken to purchase that phone 10 years ago.

For example, a new iphone costs a little more than last year's model cost. You can claim the exact same goods weren't involved, but the available goods have increased in price year over year.
OMAD: https://old.reddit.com/r/OmadDiet/
>> What are the current common libraries also doesn't really have a simple answer. Maybe this should be auto-generated based on Google or GitHub trends.

I followed the Python and PSF community very closely for about 12 years through 2018. I haven't kept up for personal reasons. I suspect they are uncomfortable with doing this because they don't want to feel like they are picking winners. Whatever they list will be "blessed" no matter how many disclaimers are attached. In a way, I observe a similar problem impacting how they've approached ecosystem problems like packaging. There is a clear issue and a central authority was needed to sort it out and that never emerged when it was originally required.

Right now PyPI highlights some trends (https://pypi.org), but there is more they could do. Python success stories at https://www.python.org/success-stories/ could probably be evolved to highlight some of the libraries and tools which get serious usage. Anything that's autogenerated from other sources probably has value, but would only be something that would be compatible if it's detached from python.org. Expanding PyPI trend information would be more compatible with python.org.
Amusingly, the British government has been trying very hard to pass legislation to protect their own commanders from war-crimes prosecutions.

https://redress.org/news/overseas-operations-bill-passes-but...

Activists managed to limit the most harmful elements of the most recent attempt at this legislation but with the current sudden lurch to the right that's going on, and a completely ineffective opposition, I don't suppose there's anything to stop them having another go at it later.
No longer working with Linux Mint and some versions of Ubuntu.
In the linked article, the author spends 1 sentence dealing with objections:

> I can understand if JavaScript developers are afraid of TypeScript taking over their language. However, this proposal will be as far as things will go w.r.t. adding TypeScript features to JavaScript

And in the next few sections it includes someone who wants to build on the proposal including using type hints to optimize code. I just think there's literally no way to guarantee that "this will be as far as things will go". Yes languages evolve and add new things all the time. But GP's point is that the language seems to be going toward what people want it to be coming from other languages.

I agree, stop trying to make JS something it's not.
Understand Django: Security and Django
Okay this had me giggling like an idiot. That's a hell of a bug.
Overdoing it is an excellent way to hinder your weight loss goals. KISS. All the advice you need is here in this thread.
The high margin that Apple makes is domestic (if you are talking US. Europe is a different matter). Foxconn isn't getting that margin.
It's not just about using C++ libraries from Rust, but also the other way around.

You have 15 million lines of C++ code, and you want to start writing some components in Rust. At the interface, you need a bridge.
Scala is a perfect example of an overly complex bloated mess with so many foot-guns I can't even begin to count them.

EDIT: I never said JS shouldn't evolve! JavaScript has evolved a ton! From better handling of asynchronous control-flow with promises and then async/await, to destructing, spreads, constant assignments, Map/Set objects, a number of other improvements I can't even begin to list. But none of these changes fundamentally changed JavaScript from being a dynamic weakly typed language.
They don't have complete amino acids profiles, so most plant based protein won't stimulate mtor and igf-1 like say... Whey protein, milk or a steak would.
After years of experimentation, here is the list of things that I do and I think might help others:

(from easier to harder)

1 - Reduce the amount of food you consume on every meal. A trick I use is to drink plain sparkling water while eating. It’s a healthy drink and helps you to feel full.

2 - DO NOT eat between meals. Only allow yourself to have water, tea or coffee (these last two only if you have them without any sugar nor cream)

3 - Avoid sugar as possible. Do not add sugar to something unless it’s strictly necessary.

4 - Consider doing intermittent fasting. I personally do 16 - 24 hours fasting one or two times per week. Every three months I also do a 72 hours one. Be careful and read about the topic because depending on your metabolism you might need a different program.

5 - Do cardio regularly. You don’t need to go outside for running. In my case, I have a stationary bike I bought on Amazon and use it for 30-45 minutes three days a week while watching some stuff in YouTube.

6 - Do muscular training. It doesn’t need to be on a gym lifting weights. Me personally do climbing and callisthenics.

Hope it helps.
I wonder about that seasoning which is basically burned oil.
By making a potential loss much more costly.
If you have existing resources written in C++, external libs, maybe you've created a 'plugin' which is loaded by an application but the plugin is written in Rust and the app is written in C++ and it needs to invoke back into the main applications code. Just examples of stuff where I've had to interop Rust with other things outside of my control :)
Any of these TLAs will love figuring out who leaked it, and it usually isn’t hard.

And knowing this, the jail time or personal life destruction that would almost inevitably occur isn’t worth it for almost anyone.
I would have liked 'CRust' better
> Which of these complaints don’t apply to Android

1. You can get older versions of Android ROMs from literally thousands of places. If Apple stops providing a version of iOS and you don't have one otherwise, and your device is borked, you're screwed.

2. Stock Android may not have been released by the manufacturer for your device, but that doesn't mean you can't get those new APIs from a different ROM available via the community.

3. Android doesn't prevent you from installing from anywhere NOT the official Google Play store by default. You can disable this without violating whatever internal security measures exist within Android just to get your own freedom back. Not so with iOS. You have no idea how jailbreaking that device will hinder security going forward.

4. Jailbreaking shouldn't be necessary in the first place. There is NO good reason for Apple to keep users away from installing whatever the hell hey want. IT'S THEIR DEVICE, THEY BOUGHT THE DAMN THING. They? Wait, I mean, I. I bought the damn thing. (And don't even try the whole "oh apple checks the security of app store blah blah blah" - we all know that's a load of crap and easy to bypass. But in the name of that security theater, loads of legitimate small time developers get their submissions rejected and accounts deleted in a daily basis, and for what? This is providing zero utility to the end user whatsoever.)

To be clear, I'm in NO way saying Android is better. Quite the opposite. Google wasted no time turning that entire platform into a raging dumpster fire from hell. And the number of people who've been victimized via the Google Play store is dramatically and demonstrably higher than that of the Apple App Store. But letting these guys have control for any reason is the wrong answer, full stop. The end user needs to have the tools, sophistication, knowledge, and most importantly *POWER* to secure their own device.

Neither monopoly gives people either one right now, and that's an abysmal sin.

> Quick note as well: When I wrote the above, I was thinking from the perspective of MacOS and general computing. I don't consider smart phones to be actual computers at all. More like overpriced toys that are usually far more trouble than they're worth (IMO). I wasn't even thinking of iPhone vs. Android until your comment.
Was it weight training or cardio? I suspect they are not equal when it comes to weight loss. I do a lot of cardio and while it makes me feel good, it doesn't trigger much weight loss. Weight training in my experience does help.
There's lots of useful C++ libraries that don't have (good) rust bindings.
Awesome to see a pivot to climate tech by folks deeply skilled and driven in the space. Thank you for your efforts!
Thank you both for the feedback. Definitely needs better help. I also need to make a video of the gameplay. The "scorecard" area on the left has some hover info and a way to see which cards are playable. Any cards that color match (either side to either side) should be playable.
Oddly representative of the prevailing Ruby attitude to prefer saving two characters over something absolutely explicit and informative like `.call`
It's funny, whataboutism was always touted as the preferred tactic of Russian trolls, but I never had the chance to actually see them deploy it on a relevant topic. Now that there is one, my God, they're shameless, aren't they? To the point where if an actual human said these things to you in person you'd recommend a psychiatrist to them.

But forget about all that, what about the Monroe doctrine?
It’s funny you mention Apple TV. I was considering that just yesterday as a way to simplify things. It just seems kind of silly to buy a (somewhat) redundant piece of hardware though in the age of smart tv’s. I’ve got an LG C1 and I just find it silly I may need to go around the onboard apps to access the exact same stuff. But maybe it’s at least a stop gap idk
They cannot compel someone to re-authorize a deadman switches' canary.

If the canary doesn't receive a signed message within X amount of days, the canary sings.

Nobody can force someone to do work or self-incriminate.
I guess if you already have C++ that you'd prefer not to re-write. Also things like graphics programming, while making great strides in rust, are definitely still superior in C++ in certain aspects so you might want to write, say, an OpenGL interface in C++.
It’s never “just you”, though: it’s present you and past you. When I come back to code I wrote months or years ago, static types are super helpful as I try to remember what the heck I was doing. They’re at least as valuable for documentation as they are for catching errors.
Got me - it looks like a decently effective honeypot though for ‘paranoid but hasn’t thought it all the way through’
Facebook Allows Accounts from Sanctioned Russians, in Violation of Sanctions
"Durable good" is the economic term you are looking for. Also "barter", an imefficient form of exchange that avoids purely social constructs.
can't believe what i just saw,

horrid, ew, sticks in my craw,

vote it down, hide the truth,

blocked from sight, show no ruth,

cause it's just so uncouth
> According to the team, using dim, cooler, lights in the evening and bright warmer lights in the day may be more beneficial to our health.

so it's actually the opposite to the current common belief. it should be blue at night, warm during the day :)
There is a lot of code written in C++. For a lot of large companies, one of the impediments to migrating from C++ to Rust is the investment required to expose the existing C++ interfaces in Rust. There are also many open source libraries written in C++ that you can more easily call from Rust using this bridge library.
Congrats on the launch, Adam!

We're using Kable at Rownd to better understand how our customers use our authentication and account management services. For example, we can track how many sign-ins a particular customer is driving through their website and whether their users typically use email or SMS to sign up. Eventually, we'll be able to use this data to bill our usage-based customers for their volume.

Overall, implementation was about as simple as stated above. In our Node.js backend, we imported the Kable library, created an instance with our tenant config, and then added one line to the API methods we wanted to record.
Consider middle management.
When I was at my fittest and healthiest as an adult (at my lowest weight as an adult I was neither fit nor healthy, it was a result of being in poverty and wondering how to both pay rent and buy food), I would only walk the perimeter of my grocery store. Produce, butcher, dairy, and deli, that was pretty much it. I'd step into aisles to pick up rice, cooking oils, maybe flour (I enjoy baking, I take those things to the office though), and spices. It was remarkably effective for keeping the weight off because I, too, have no willpower. If a thing I want to eat is in the house, it gets eaten. Maybe not right away, sometimes I forget about it (like the Thin Mints I bought from a friend's daughter recently), but once I start, I don't stop until I've eaten too much.
> Let's trade: Email address for API documentation

Oh, come on

[edit] hidden at https://kable.stoplight.io/docs/kable/
Monks are quite sedentary. They sit at one place and meditate… not a lot of exercise, but don’t gain weight.

They do all their eating in a 6 hour window (6am ~ 12 noon) And fast during the other 18 hours - only plain fluids such as water or plain tea.

Practically, you can try with do all your eating between 11am and 7pm
All this says about leeching is:

> 4.8 Specification and determination of the release of toxic elements

> The specification and determination of the release of toxic elements must comply with the requirements specified in the national laws of the country.

Most of the other requirements are about the mechanical properties of the enamel.

There's also this:

> 4.32 Determination and control of Lead and Cadmium release for hot water tanks

But that doesn't apply to cookware.

There's nothing here about requirements for the composition of the enamel or the making public thereof. And what constitutes a "toxic element" (and presumably the dosage) is left to the laws of each country. Most of these countries would consider stainless steel to meet their leeching requirements as well. So we're back to square one. There's no way to tell what the enamel is leeching. You just have an assurance that it's considered safe.
Zattoo | Onsite / Remote-friendly | Video and Playback Engineers | Video Team | Full-time

https://zattoo.com/de/company/jobs

The video development department at Zattoo is growing two of its teams with multiple roles open.

About Zattoo: Back in 2005, we pioneered Europe’s first TV streaming service. Today, we’re the world’s first certified climate neutral TV streaming provider. 3 million users across three countries. Over 230 colleagues of 47 nationalities.

Multiple open roles in the ads backend services team at Zattoo:

As a Software Engineer one will work on building and extending services for server-side dynamic ad insertion and delivery of personalized ads at scale. The team will work closely with our Video and Playback Team to ensure delivery of the world class video experience. The ads domain team is owning a microservice architecture that handles all aspects dealing with video ads at Zattoo. The core of it is driving our fragment-level ad stitching solution. From there it is also dealing with ad ingest, adserver communication and metadata communication. We are a team of diverse software engineers specialized in video technology.

- Backend Engineer (Golang)

- Software Engineer (C++ / Streaming)

- Software Engineer (C++ and Golang)

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Multiple open roles in the playback team at Zattoo:

The playback team builds the technology that ensures a high-quality video streaming experience for all of our customers independently of the device they use.
We are a team of diverse playback engineers specialized in video playback technologies with senior experience in the streaming business and we work closely with the video backend team to deliver content in the best way possible.

- Web Playback Engineer

- Android Playback Engineer

- iOS / tvOS Playback Engineer

https://zattoo.com/de/company/jobs
Citroën used their fantastic hydractive suspension in their saloon cars - my first two Citroën C5 cars had it, and it was absolutely fantastic. I loved it, but sadly they've now dropped its use.
Hey! Bioengineering background here, how do you all embed the cells within the scaffold? Is your approach similar to other bioprinting approaches (initial cells seeded via extrusion, inkjet, or laser assisted deposition)? At first I would think this could be done with some sort of printable collagen scaffold but I'm curious for what your approach would be.
In addition, as someone that is involved in therapeutics, I'm not too well versed in this space but was curious hearing from your perspective: How close would you say we are to being able to use FBS free media to culture meat at scale?
> An addiction can't be compared to social pressure.

Some people get addicted to the adrenaline rush of opening the lootboxes. It 100% falls under addiction for people susceptible to it.

There is even term for it 'whale', person that spends on micro-transaction so much money that it hurts reading about it.

> I'm talking about the cosmetics kind to be clear.

Social pressure and FOMO tactics are still harmful and predatory, no matter how you put it and defend it.

At this stage you are splitting hair in order to defend some niche example of a lootbox in order to defend something vile in most of cases. Whats the point?
I thought you were there literally 20 years ago when people were complaining about adding DHTML to the browser.
The West was wholly unprepared for this scenario. Even though they led them to believe NATO would be there for them (without specifically offering it). When you wage a campaign with the intended effect of bringing it into NATO, something you know is going to be provocative, you should be very prepared to defend it. This is a collosal failure of diplomacy.
I've found that the 2 meals per day, eating lunch and dinner and then not eating again for 16 hours, is by far the easiest "diet" I've ever followed. It doesn't really disrupt any cultural norms around eating dinner (especially important with kids and getting that time together every night), doesn't require too much movement in terms of food you eat, and is very simple to follow. I think it can also have a bit of a flywheel effect in that you can start out eating your normal portions/food for lunch and dinner and will lose weight since you're cutting out breakfast. Once you get going, you start to say "maybe I'll just have some veggies for lunch today" and start doing that and start to lose even more and feel better. Compared to counting calories, counting macros, diet restrictions, etc. the guardrails for IF are incredibly simple to follow.

Once you get into the pattern, it's not even that much of a morning struggle, though the first few weeks may be if you're used to breakfast.

The one hiccup I have is my kids still eat breakfast and I prepare if for them, so it's sometimes hard not to grab a few bites!
> I don't think anyone has ever answered "where do you draw the line?" the the satisfaction of anyone who has asked the question.

Absolutely. It's a lazy, disingenuous way to just try to shut down discussion.
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