skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
According to here (https://www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-core-i3-12300/2.htm...) The i3 uses a different die ("H0" vs "C0" of the 12900K). The "H0" supposedly has 6 P cores and no E cores. This meshes well with Intel's product stack - everything 12600 and down is maxed out at 6P+0E.
I can't get past the mental visualisation of the gender drop-down list on the registration. Or the "seeking" list.
Look up Canada and Red Cross they lost the right to blood handling. The tainted blood scandal of the mid 80s(?) some blood infected with HIV and Heoatitis C. Canadian Blood Services was formed after the scandal. I'd say USA Red Cross is super aware of such a thing happening there.
1. Intermittent fasting - I eat breakfast at 10am and last meal at 6pm. Its healthier and gives you 16 hours a day that you don't eat. Much easier to stay on budget.

2. 2 vegetable smoothies + Huel Black powder a day - I have a 400 calorie Black Huel powder smoothie at 10am and another at 1pm. This smoothie has > 40 grams of protein and I also blend it with frozen spinach (other vegetables as well on occasion) and the spinach tastes surprisingly good frozen. I also add a few bits of frozen fruit for taste. My wife does the same but adds pb2 peanut butter power for taste as well.

Benefits:

a. Protein makes you feel really full

b. Fiber from vegetables is almost zero calorie and makes you feel really full. It also has ummm.. other reliable benefits

c. Every day you are reliably at 800 calories going into dinner so you only have one meal to count calories for. If you want to lose weight, go low carb or keep dinner 600 calories or under.

d. This is essentially the same system as Jenny Craig, except the huel powder costs about $2 a meal. Its cheaper than Jenny Craigs/similar $10-$20 a meal and therefore sustainable

e. Vegetables are really healthy and you will feel better from the antioxidants

f. (Expert level) - I regularly add a fish oil capsule, and sometimes ginger or turmeric for added health benefits.

I started doing this in an effort to make a sustainable version of Tom Brady's diet as I started exercising again in my late 30's and kept getting injured. The increased vegetables actually fixed the issue and now I find I can adjust my weight with the diet at will. Interested in other opinions on it :)

At any rate, good luck! I hope you find something that works for you.

1) https://huel.com/products/huel-black-edition
I've lost 30 lbs since October without significant effort or exercise.

I count all the calories I consume and keep my daily intake to 1400-1800, except for 1 day a week where I am allowed up to 3000 (but I haven't gone over 2500 yet). This yields a roughly 5000 calorie deficit per week which is good for 6lbs of consistent weight loss per month so far. I also don't eat anything after 7pm which automatically eradicates high calorie snacking opportunities for me. I have no emotional connection to food which may help - I am not bothered by going 6 hours without food in the evening. I used to just eat random crap for the taste/fun of it but I didn't really need to.

It's not really "weird" but doesn't seem commonly recommended by all the folks obsessed with diet and exercise.
I think he was cheating.

But in itself, running without an observer is not cheating when it comes to finish time. It may be a violation of the race rules, but that's it.

Suspicious? Yes. Ridiculous? Yes. Direct evidence of cheating before his death? Nope. I don't see that in the article.

My dislike of the accusations and harrasment basically come down to this: would this hold up in court? I think it would not.
How about walks before lunch? Are there not some residual effects?
> but reach 5L and it's getting dangerous

Maybe if you drink it all at once. 5L/day is perfectly fine for everyone in the world. If you’re drinking more than 2L/hour, that’s a problem. So space it out and drink a liter an hour or two and you’ll be fine. In the US, that’s two gallons and is a ton of water.

It’s pretty common to see friends carrying a gallon jug around to make sure they drink their gallon a day.
In contrast I see this squarely as the authors responsibility. In general with RSS if you publish and entry it is published. Feedly did the right thing and displayed the published entries.

The subsub+resub is a nice hack to clean old entries but I think in general it is nice in Feedly that you can subscribe to a feed and get history beyond what is currently on the feed.

To me the author is asking Feedly to make the happy, common case worse to make the rare case where the publisher makes a mistake slightly better. I think the only thing that Feedly could have done better is manually removed the items when the author reached out to customer support. But if I was in the position I don't know if I would have conplied either. If the don't have infra for this it is a risky manual database operation. Plus feed entries are argubly their subscribers data, I would think twice before deleting something from under my subscribers even if I thought that most of them would appreciate it.

For edits you just edit the entry. Most readers won't actually notify the user again but many will update the content.

For deletions there are some proposals for tombstoning. I went into detial here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30625712
Asymmetric Logistics: The Case for a Ukrainian Drone Lift
> "They don't care what the power bill is"

Oh... They do. At least, they should. If a similar PC costs $500 less but you spend $700 more in electricity per year because of it, at the end of the year, your profits will show the difference.
> Just eat less man. It's pretty straight forward

...

> You don't have to worry about eating another meal or two.

You do realize for many overweight people eating isn't something to worry about but to look forward to? It's not that we don't understand thermodynamics. It's just a big part of enjoying being alive.
Although that is an approach that can work, it's likely a very good way to either lose the colour space and meta data for an image, or to force it into sRGB. which is always a little disappointing if the source and destination support something better.
In case it saves anyone else the time I spent reading this before discovering it's for Mac only (for now): It's only available for Mac.
Exactly. I think many also forget that Russia is not a traditional enemy of the rest of the world the same way it is to US/EU/Japan. The Cold War vibe in the US right now is like being a kid in the 90s hearing the military guys go apoplectic about "commies" anytime Russia comes up.
What I learned by placing on the front page of HN
Eat healthy food with high protein, keeps you full for longer time.
Go for a walk couple times a week and/or do fitness regular.
It's all about digestion:

1. Eat your dinner at-least 2 hours before you go to bed

2. Don't drink water for 2 hours after the meal. Let the food digest

3. Eat more of easy to digest foods - fruits and veggies

4. Try to have a gap of 14 hours between your night meal and
morning/noon meal

5. Don't snack all the time, even on nuts
A trivial example is simply a struct type and its "impl". You're already repeating yourself there, but if you want a more concrete example, have a look at what it takes to refactor even trivial pieces of code in Rust: https://tinyurl.com/56zny85x
JS classes are one of the things I'm most unsure about in the direction of the language. On the one hand, it is nice to have a form of abstraction of prototypes that is quite close to the typical mode of programming used in popular languages like Python and Java. On the other hand, it is quite a needless abstraction for a well-functioning system. The ease with which a class system can be implemented on top of prototypes just shows how prototypes embody the JS spirit: Flexible, powerful, a bit too easy to shoot yourself in the foot with.
> In August 2021, employees in the secretary of state's office "became aware that a series of confidential digital images of Mesa County Dominion Voting Systems (DVS) equipment and related passwords had been published on the Internet," the indictment said. The leaked data "included images depicting a proprietary hard drive with unlawfully downloaded/imaged software from Mesa County's election management server's hard drive," and "unique Basic Input/Basic Output (BIOS) confidential passwords necessary to conduct a 'trusted build' systems upgrade."

These morons should absolutely go to prison. Let’s be clear: there is a difference between being genuinely concerned about the processes around securing of digital voting machines and deliberately leaking actual confidential information to further a kooky conspiracy theory. These people are absolutely unqualified for their current roles and I am glad the Criminal Justice system is catching up with them.
My flabber is gasted.

Its mind boggling that anybody would agree to give away their personal data to advertisers in such a blanket fashion.
XTDB (https://xtdb.com) while is not directly for Postgres is at least not reliant on devs knowing Clojure. It's very close to Datomic in terms of approach. They expose SQL, Java, HTTP APIs.
To be clear, I was responding to the combined argument of the above comments: that you should split the class but not expose the extracted class in the public API. I agree that there are cases where we don't need to extract the class, but am willing to be convinced otherwise.
Sounds like you have a shit boss. At my old workplace, we were given plenty of time and freedom to explore and implement the technologies that solved the business's problems is the cleanest way.
Aren’t queues simply a requirement to do asynchronous processing? And MQs are a way to do it while keeping your application stateless, and with features to make it easier to recover from failure (e.g. persistence, DLQs).

I love discovering simpler solutions to problems! Could you explain this a bit more - how could you design things that seemingly need a queue, without a queue?
It seems the tale will remain untold, as this article is paywalled.
Reminds me of Loma Linda in California. The healthiest community in the country is made up of highly religious Christian, vegetarian teetotalers.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/25/health/longevity-blue-zone-we...
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I know the computer science theories that make it easy to pick up a new language by reading a book on the new language.

I'm currently learning Dart Flutter because it is like C syntax with JavaScript. I know 38 programming languages since 1986. Most of them are obsolite.
The main 'problem' there is the `global` keyword :^) (it's not needed for read access)
But Amazon has some options on how their order executes. Do they just place a market order for $10B at some random time?
Stop eating carbs and sugar. Its almost impossible, so you will fail but the effort alone will work wonders

Ensure your body fasts for as long as possible. This means, always have a protein and fat based breakfast, consistently as soon as you get up, but try and make the last time you eat in a day as early as possible

Ensure you are properly hydrated throughout the day. You shouldnt be drinking less than half a litre of water every day, and preferably more.

Ensure to accompany your meal routine ending sooner, that you get as much sleep as possible. This is made easier by waking at exactly the same time every day, bedtimes can be less consistent as life demands it sometimes, but you no longer sleep in.

Daily exercise, no matter how small. Start with a daily walk around the block. This is absolutely essential. The consistency is more important than the amount. If you feel you can comfortably improve the amount without making it suck, this will massively help.
... sure.

But most Python programmers don't do reverse engineering or NLP work either.
What do you eat for satiety?
You should rewrite that ending in "since companies aren't"
Squats and deadlifts.
Right, UncheckedIOException. Sorry.
It was never homophobic. It was because there was a prevalent HIV epidemic amount homosexual men predominantly which influenced policy and rightly so. They couldn't reliably test the blood and promise they wouldn't spread it so they opted for the lowest risk possible. It made a lot of sense.

Maybe things look different today but those are some pretty good reasons for why it is the way it is today.
This is my current approach as well. Took me a good 3 weeks for my digestion to adjust though to liquid meals 2x a day so be prepared for that. I've managed to lose around 5lbs the last month so seems to be working. I tried fasting but it was too hard to stick with, so the huel shakes for breakfast/lunch seem like a much more sustainable approach. And you still get a nice meal every day. Only drawback I find is with being in the office again - I am sorely tempted to get a hot meal with coworkers.
Only when serving a felony. Once you’ve served or are out on parole you become eligible to vote again https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/FAQs/VotingAndCon....
I think your theory is flawed because of the Bohr effect. CO2 in your blood increases the affinity of oxygen for hemoglobin. Higher oxygen and less CO2 means that most oxygen can't combine with hemoglobin and just ends up oxidizing somewhere which is definitely not ideal. You can easily test this by hyperventilating, which despite taking in much more oxygen and breathing out much more CO2 will cause less oxygen to reach your brain until you pass out.

The only way to breathe out more CO2 and lose weight would be to make more CO2 by increasing your metabolism, for example by taking thyroid hormone. This brings us full circle to your theory as it shows that increased CO2 breathing isn't the cause of weight loss, but a consequence of a faster metabolism which will in turn burn more calories and create weight loss.
Vegans and vegetarians do.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3565018/
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This is how I feel. I love that they get the pest bugs. I don't mind them at all. I learn where their webs are by running into them one time and then going around them the next times.
If you could spend 2-4k on a special playstation or xbox with double/triple/quadruple graphics capability, it would sell. The games will work fine on the cheapest m1 mac mini, not everyone and every game will need max settings on 4k at 144hz to be a great experience.
Or prosthetics that replace erogenous zones.
build something similar with reddit data
https://insightrend.com/
PV is so cheap the efficiency is the least important part of this.

PV without batteries is the cheapest power source on earth, bids in the order of single US ¢ / kWh, but last I saw batteries had LCOE comparable with nuclear reactors (about 15¢/kWh in 2020).

I’m certainly hopeful that batteries will improve, but right now even a mere 10% efficient process for turning electricity into gasoline and then burning it is still useful as both heating and aviation fuel, and just about on the edge of useful as strategic diversity for nations that don’t want to limit strategic energy storage to just batteries.
> Weird tips like that? No, no definitely not.

Yep. The best “weird tip” is to avoid weird tips. I'm sure they've all worked for someone, though I suspect in many cases by some variant of a placebo effect or an indirect effect, and some work for a noticeable subset of people, but very few work generally and trying all the tricks and having them not work is a recipe for “I'm just not destined to manage this” style demotivation.

Always start with the practically undeniable basics: eat less if you can, try eat better whether you are eating less or not, do more physical activity where you can, try not to undo the effect of the activity by using it as an excuse to eat significantly more, monitor what effect your changes have, and try not to have too high expectations or push too fast (weight lost slowly is more likely to stay off, because you fall into better habits/routine over the longer period and are less likely to flip straight back into all your old habits once you get close to your goal).

Once you have those habits down, then maybe think about tweaks & tricks to optimise the process. Getting yourself into the habits might require some self-management tricks, but don't think of them as weight-loss or getting-into-shape tricks as they are really general self-management behaviours.

One note on monitoring: be careful not to obsess over single readings. The human body can be more random than you expect and your daily/weekly life is not as predictable as you think. I stand on my scales almost daily, but don't care about individual readings: things could be high because I've been at parties recently, low because I've had two long-ish runs this weekend, weight can vary a fair amount either way just be hydration levels. I tend to watch a fortnightly average: two weeks of my normal routine seems to be enough to aggregate out most of the blips most of the time.

On being more active: the challenge there is to find something that is either easy to fit into your routine, or that you enjoy enough to want to make the effort, or both. I accidentally discovered I enjoy running, though I've since gone off pounding the streets for speed and now take more steady paces, often but not always for longer distances, through countryside trails. Some prefer cycling. Martial arts are good too (wrestling can be a great full-body workout, and if you actually enjoy it you don't realise how much work you are actually doing). Just walking more can make a noticeable difference, and is usually easy to fit into daily/weekly life.

[for reference: about six years ago I dropped from ~110KG to <64KG over the course of about two years (most of this in the middle year of that period), mostly through diet but partly through activity, <64 I feel is too little for me though over the last couple of years I've put on more than I want to (hit ~75 at one point in 2021) and not in useful mass (its around the gut, I can feel it jiggle when I run!) and I'm slowly (more slowly than I'd like, but at least steadily) getting back down to hovering around the 68KG point which seems to feel optimal]
When correctly used it only leaches about the last 100 meals into your next meal :)
A list would only work if selection is limited. A better UI decision would either be a “sex cloud” akin to a word cloud, or the bubble UI that Apple Music uses to identify your preferred genres.
It's not that far off, if you think of side-effects / any magical processing happening at evaluation per bind-function (semi-colon ;).

It's so because monads follow the exact same pattern by definition, but the different types of monads just inject some additional behaviour and constraints as well.

Different patterns from this are no longer monadic.

The "magic" part of this is why different types of monads don't compose well.

Of course, this is overly simplified but might help for understanding.
> I wish there was a standard browser API for this.

There was: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P3P
It’s almost impossible to lose anything in Japan
You have dollars and you have cheeseburgers. People exchange dollars for cheeseburgers. If you suddenly increase the number of available cheeseburgers, eventually the market will correct and you'll get more cheeseburger per dollar. Most people accept this, but tell them if you increase the number of dollars but leave cheeseburger production the same, you'll need more dollars to get the same amount of cheeseburgers as you did previously, and they insist this isn't true. As a bonus you can replace cheeseburgers with labor and they will say "lump of labor fallacy".

Inflation would probably happen more evenly if we got over these economic myths we have invented for ourselves.
I failed to keep it up but it worked for a few months. A simple food portion control measure: identify a geniunely small bowl, the calorie dense portion of all main meals must not exceed it's volume. For snacks come up with a similar shorthand, a tablespoon portion, or a small handful. If you eat mostly complex carbs, fats and protein while following rules around portion sizes you should get a good calorie deficit while mostly avoiding excessive hungriness, and saving effort you might spend weighing and journaling foods which you need to resist over eating and redirecting attention. Its almost "just eat less" but with a bit more how-to.
Has anyone made memory contention benchmarks on 4+ core hardware with joint parallel atomic multicore software running at 100% on all cores?
A dataclass is just a class where all it does is fill internal attributes (lots of self.x = "foo"). To fill a dataclass from kwargs, instead of:

def __init__(self, x=None, y=None):
self.x = x
self.y = y

You can do:

def __init__(self, **kwargs):
self.__dict__.update(kwargs) # This may be **kwargs, I'm fuzzy on it

With this, the following code works with both:

myObj = MyClass(x=1, y=2)

Now, you might say "but with the kwargs method you can add _ANY_ attribute not just x and y!"

That's precisely the point. When you're still iterating on the ergonomics, you want the ability to add new things without repeating a bunch of boilerplate. Once you've figured out what those look like, you can and should go back and fix the names in stone.
Eat boring and plain meals. Tasty things usually increase the appetite.

Personally I've also found exercise to decrease appetite.

In the end it's about calories in vs calories out which can be dealt with in serveral ways.
And it's also worth noting one of the SolveSpace folks is in Ukraine and his people could use our support.

https://twitter.com/app4soft/status/1499029843689852934?s=20...
If the sanction feels like an attack, it will only rally people, IMO. By all accounts, China isn't like the US where we mock blind nationalism all the time, they are very nationalistic and patriotic.
Learning Standard C++ as a New Language (1999)
Why is it insulting? It's the truth. Unless you have some metabolic disease, eating less (or better) is the way to lose weight, along with a little exercise. There is no shortcut available.
People that break the social contract and then try to gaslight the rest of society when discovered instead of admitting their actions are some of the lowest kinds of people.

They corrode social trust.

I have no sympathy for this person, they're a snake.
Everything in my solution is serialized through a LMAX Disruptor ringbuffer to ensure single writer and sequential processing of events.
Dammit... I hope she learns something in the next 10 years or so.
It is clear that from Russia's side this war is not about economic gains. They are ready to sacrifice a lot.
Most veggies are high in fiber. You subtract fiber from carbs to get net-carbs.

Only things like potatoes are truly high carb.
My take: private methods are not _designed_ they are _extracted_.

Therefore, for the purposes of demonstrating/articulating what I mean - with "Proper TDD™" I am always at a state during the Red and Green stages, that there is no private method to test. They just don't exist, because I have thus far only done the simplest possible thing to pass the test. (This is the same course of events when I am not using tdd.)

After the Refactor there might be some private methods, but they will already be covered.

As for the API argument, if you don't want implementation exposed, then don't expose the class. This is what Interfaces are for. Need to expose a class? Then make a "contract" class such that the stuff you don't want exposed isn't.
Why do this? Because we don't have electric or hydrogen airplanes yet, and it takes forever to approve an airplane and for it to become widespread.

Even if it is only 10% efficient, some form of carbon capture is going to be required to hit carbon zero. This is one of the most promising mechanisms for carbon capture.