skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With respect, this guide is somewhat better than most.

For instance it dedicates a section to the fact that the scale lies. A lot don't. It mentions that nutrition is more important than calorie counting before dismissing that as “but... we're only focusing on calories here.”

Haven't seen yet if it includes an understanding of “the wall,” the barrier impeding further weight loss... I suspect it doesn't but it has some suggestive headings that way.
> One meal a day on average.

aka: calorie restriction
Plot twist, Xi knew that tricking Putin into delaying the invasion would weaken their neighbor, allowing Xi to profit.
Thanks for taking the hit from the "HN isn't about politics" crowd, this is something that needs to be said again and again.

Right wing conservatives and their followers - aka Republicans - are the number one threat facing the world today, hands down. Beyond their abhorrent legislative agenda based on their shared hatred for various parts of society, their complete disconnection from reality and traitorous attacks on democracy itself have essentially disqualified them as a legitimate political party.

In terms of lead's influence: My assumption has been simply that lead and mercury in the air caused a minor, yet statistically significant, impairment of cognitive ability which has robbed Boomers and much of GenX of their ability for both empathy and critical thinking. This has led to a swath of the population who is more susceptible to totalitarian messaging which always include intense hatred of others, conspiracies and wild accusations.

To paraphrase an old cliche: All Republicans are NOT lead-poisoned racist sociopaths that think Putin is a great leader, the virus is a hoax, the election was a fraud, etc. However, the reverse, is obviously quite accurate.
I keep having to repeat this: in my experience, fasting and food quantity restriction is seriously prodromal for mania. And a good unrestricted euphoric mania can ruin your life.
Stop obsessing about the date of items and judge them on their actual worth and usefulness, not assumed "freshness".

As I have mentioned elsewhere, activity is not a proxy for quality, but many other factors are, including the author, whose name I included in the submission but for some reason has been removed.

So, there -- we've both got complaints!
It's not just about the Lumen numbers. During the day/working a higher white-point 5000°k - 7000°k (i.e. "cooler") lights brighten your brain... Those are the daylight colors. In the evening you want lower white points, 2700°k - 3500°k (the so-called "warmer" colors). However, your mileage will vary. I know of one retail outlet that shifted from 5000°k lights to 3500° because the "warmer" light color made the inventory more pleasing and the whole store feel more homey.

You want a quality light as well. Color Rendering Index (CRI) points you to how well the light fits in with the spectrum output of the sun with 100 being like outdoor light. Higher is better. You probably want to avoid anything under 90... That said CRI can be hacked. I have seen lights with a CRI of 96 that add a greenish cast to the world. Your brain adjusts your perception so you might not notice, but take a picture and you will see the difference... particularly rake a picture of the same thing under two lights that you eye sees as the same and the difference can be surprising.

Having caught the light geek bug in the late 80s when I had a print shop and had to mix ink to fairly critical color matching. I have learned to pay attention. particularly with the development of LED technologies. Those early LED lights were horrible. Nowadays the technology is superb. My absolute favorite LED manufacturer is Yuji LEDs (https://store.yujiintl.com). They are my preferred LEDs for human and photographic lighting needs. I can walk from a sunlit day into my shop and not really feel much of a transition of the light quality. They sell bulbs & fixtures as well as raw cobs, rolls & strip modules. They are a small company so their inventory fluctuates and changes. Right now they even have a 1500w COB that outputs 120,000 lumen... That will brighten your day... You just need to figure out how to power it and cool it.
Much simpler: "Do what you're told to do". "Vote Republican". "Breed". "Grow potatoes". "Stock guns and ammo". ...
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Some context: Lula currently has 41% of voting intentions (against Bolsonaro's 26%) [1]. He was elected president twice, from 2003 to 2010.

He's a very contested figure in Brazil. On the one hand, he earned popularity for creating social welfare programs such as Bolsa Família [2]. On the other, he's been involved in various corruption scandals, including the Mensalão vote-buying scandal [3] and the Petrobras scandal [4], one of the biggest the world has seen.

[1] https://www.em.com.br/app/noticia/politica/2022/02/21/intern...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolsa_Fam%C3%ADlia

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mensal%C3%A3o_scandal

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Car_Wash
Is it not a coup when there is a revolution that overthrows a democratically elected government, replaces it, then changes the Constitution?
I am not sure that Russia has a government in the commonly accepting sense of the concept.

As to simply waiting out, a clock may be ticking for Russians as well as for the Ukrainians. Probably not the same clock but still...
If you wanted to take this further then you'd have to do a greater comparison of the U.S. invasion of Iraq and Russia's invasion of Ukraine... and I think then you'd have a difficult time drawing a good comparison.

If Russia is or is not justified in its invasion of Ukraine, what is it? What word would you use here when someone is attempting to draw a comparison in order to make one thing "ok" because of another thing?
Works for me (western US).
Well then, I take it back that it isn't a shared definition in that sense.

But it's a pity, because the air source ones are basically AC units which can also run backward to heat your home, and if more people knew that, they'd install them.
100,000 random people, on the other hand...
Imagine thinking that human bodies are CICO machines with no other function or utility
They can agree on a DMZ, like in Korea. Remember that Putin negated the invasion while amasing an army at the border. You can't invade if your troops cannot be piled up near the border.
I'm not sure exactly how to put this...but has anyone noticed that in recent years, the exposes like this during Special People Days/Months almost always about the given Special People who are trying to help other Special People, but rarely about Special People just doing generally cool things?

E.g. During black history month, the subject of the expose will be working towards racial justice, and during IW day the subject of the expose will be working towards gender justice.

The subject of this article seems to have her entire life wrapped up in gendered justice, at least what is presented in the article(her design firm is "focused on social impact projects to improve Caribbean women’s lives", or her collaborative art for increasing awareness of women's health issues, or acting as a Women Techmakers ambassador). I don't think there is anything wrong with what Maria is doing, and clearly seems to be following her passions and helping the communities she cares about...but there is also a much wider world out there than these exposes would lead us to believe.

By the same people who write exposes like this, I've been told that kids are inspired to be like adults who look like them - which I don't buy - but if that is the case, it would be a shame if all these young girls were inspired to be women's rights advocates when they grew up, but found the field of glory harvested, and the crop already appropriated.
"Peak oil" is literally just whatever moment in time oil extraction peaked. It never implied we'd run out, and what you're describing is the expected outcome.
Their sons and daughters are in a foreign country murdering children and shooting fleeing civilians. We aren't talking about dropping cluster munitions on them like they are on Ukrainians. They are a perfectly legitimate target for economic actions.
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> Neuroscience—specifically, neural plasticity—explains why venting reinforces negative emotions. You can think of our brain circuitry like hiking trails. The ones that get a lot of traffic get smoother and wider, with brush stomped down and pushed back.

That is so bad. It assumes that the brain uses one pathway for (different forms of) aggression and one neural mechanism for adapting behavior. It also assumes that the effect is cumulative. None of these are true.
I completely agree, and I was already wondering why this wasn’t brought before. Obviously all these corporations will have tremendous difficulty doing business in Russia at all: you simply can’t get your money out.

I consider these companies backing out of Russia just pragmatic: by getting out, at the very least you’ll save yourself a lot of headaches in the near future, avoid the risk of any negative publicity “because you’re still doing business with Russia!”, and also generate some positive publicity around all this.
Another option is to listen to music that's in a different language. I have a playlist that I affectionately call "French Bistro".
In particular what would be done to de-escalate the situation?

Should we keep giving Ukrain training and heavy missiles including nukes?
>Who's talking about nuclear weapons

What do you think happens if NATO goes to war with Russia?
What did they expect when they were doing ethnic cleansing in Europe without having nuclear capability?
Out of curiosity, any idea what Facebook is currently doing about Russian-government-supported propaganda accounts?
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The linked article and the resulting discussion will have almost no value. The post is old, and doesn't make a coherent argument other than one of inaction. It would be best to leave it alone and let it drop off the main page.

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Do nothing, because it won't cover all the corner cases.

No one said it was the Holy Grail (or the Holy Hand Grenade). You want UNSIGNED packages? This post is a distraction.

> This system does have one major advantage in that you have mirror validation built in. Since the validation is based on the package, not on the mirror you downloaded from, as long as the signature is valid you know it came from the trusted build machine.

PyPI should have already worked this way when the post was made. The mess that is PyPI shouldn't be used as evidence for anything other than PyPI is a mess.
Misleading how? It's exactly what the swedish news are saying: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/sensationellt-uttalande-o...

"Sverige ingår i samma familj, så vi skulle hjälpa Sverige. Vi skulle göra allt vi kan, både militärt och på andra sätt” "

"Britternas, nu officiellt uttalade militära stöd till Sverige..."
BBC to Resume Reporting from Russia
Ghost of Kyiv hasn't been disproven yet; but there was a tiktok that circulated where the battle was "recreated" in a video game.
Is it just me, or does it seem crazy that we all just accept that private businesses are obligated to protect themselves from state-sponsored hacking?

Imagine if Wal-Mart had to fund a private air force and patrol over their stores in order to combat foreign bombers coming in and everyone was like, "Yeah, that's just how it goes."

Isn't a primary responsibility of government to protect its citizens and businesses from other states' militaries?
Well, they can have 850 open restaurants with various protests worldwide or they can have 850 restaurants closed that might even increase business... Hmm...
Also, I think the Swedish military would likely be a very formidable opponent to anyone trying to invade Sweden. The tricky part would be if Russia simply fired rockets or missiles into Sweden (but I don't see any point to them doing that).
Given what's already happened, and provided (I'm hoping) Ukraine continues to hold out as it has, both EU/NATO membership is looking very realistic and likely to occur in relatively quick order. I think settling for less would be illogical at this point.
It also depends on what kind of challenges the team faces in the first place. If there are a lot of issues stemming from faceless corporate policies or bugs in external tools or something then venting about these things for a few minutes every meeting could be good team building. If the challenges involve each other or an adjacent manager or something though even 5 minutes could get mean spirited quickly.
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I think there's a serious issue in America with 24 hr news networks that feel compelled to shovel every bit of information they think they've got directly onto air unvetted so, personally, my main news source is an hourly show that's been doing a quick twenty minute run-down of news from the last day - preferring to discuss older information that has been more thoroughly vetted.

I saw some memes about the Snake Island Soldiers but never heard serious reporting on their deaths - I only ever heard the location had been compromised. Maybe the issue isn't so much a propaganda mill forcing false facts but the news sources you're choosing to consume. Unless you have family/loved ones in Ukraine there is no reason to try and follow up-to-the minute news - watch the daily shows, read a newspaper or just be a bit more skeptical about what you're ingesting.
Will be interesting to see what improvements will be made to M2, given its most likely going to be on the same process node as M1 (TSMC 5nm).

This event probably won't tell us much, I am sure all the graphs will be relative scaled with cherry picked benchmarks, making comparison difficult.
I think you are conflating media and social media. If any of these stories were picked by something like NYT, it would be "here are some examples of local stories going around to strengthen the morale", never as "truth". Actually, even reddit comments were generally "I know the Ghost is made up, it would be silly to believe it, but gosh, it is a good story".

Moreover, the radiation in Chernobil did rise (measurably, but trivially). That has nothing to do with the active nuclear plant where actual fights happened.
White noise is horrible to listen to. Brown noise is where it's at. Exponentially smoothed for the connoiseurs, get that soft rumble going.

White noise is an equal mix of all frequencies. It's what you get from radio static. It's hissy and nasty.

Brown noise is the sound of things being randomly bumped around (Brownian motion). It's what you get from waterfalls and thunder. It's smooth and delicious.
>Such sanctions have not been imposed yet.

Is there a reason why not?
You should also check out the list of wars involving Sweden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Sweden and notice the large overlap recently. That Sweden isn't part of the defensive alliance doesn't mean they don't participate in NATO offenses.
atmels are known to be tanks wrt to overvoltage protection. IMO half the success of the arduinos is that their atmel's pads can even handle children. Few chips are so tolerant.
Ah no. It hinges on paracetamol and acetaminophen being two names for the same analgesic. Everything but that sentence was perfectly serious.

It's also a rare joke where explaining it won't reduce the effect: by the time a Brit hits the end of the offending sentence, it's too late.
Where did you see that?

I read some Reddit and even there they mentioned eg. The ghost of Kiev is probably fake.

Your other points are also ridiculous. No radiation was rising and there was huge protest against Russians to take the facility. There were definitely fires nearby.

Reports of the nuclear facility ( video + sound) are pretty clear about what happened.

They did mention it is very dangerous to attack a nuclear facility.

I think that's pretty logical....
Yup, though you’ll probably notice your fans spin up (or coil whine if it’s my PC).
> Afghanistan was not an offensive NATO operation (being a direct response to an attack on a NATO member)

Though Taliban didn't attack US. Also, was there any NATO due process for this?

> was supported by a unanimous UNSC Resolution (1368)

I think that resolution said nothing about invasion into Afghanistan..
I don't disagree, but that's not what was said.
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Even midwestern farmers continue to shill for corn ethanol to hold on to their subsidies as EVs destroy demand for gasoline and the corn ethanol additive. It's entrenched interests all the way down.

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/05/04/biden-electric-vehi...
Interestingly CIA was kind of blazed the trail there. They even openly bragged about how it got Yeltsin elected.

What would you do if you ran a country and the CIA was running a psyops campaign on your citizens?

A) Ask them nicely to please stop.

B) Do it back

C) Do it back and then call for a truce

D) Nothing whatsoever

From a game theory as well as a moral perspective I think theres one right answer here, but Im curious as to what your answer is.
Literally the second sentence of the article. Is it that hard to read before commenting on an article?

> This question will resolve positively if it is publicly reported by at least three reputable media sources or from direct statements from at least four Permanent UNSC members that the majority of Kyiv's raions are under Russian military control by April 1, 2022.
This is less of an acquisition and more of a marketing expense for GCP. A stellar Rolodex and a great way to meet new clients, especially if they succeed in the breach.
Will be tricky if things continue the way they are...
> Which is tantamount to a direct attack on NATO.

NATO's most important member is the US, which isn't party to these European agreements. The same escalation risks that preclude the US fighting for Ukraine would probably prevent the US from fighting for Sweden.

Sweden has to join NATO to get the unambiguous commitment of the US, and to put the decision of running escalation risks on the Russian side.
This article talks about "catharsis"

catharsis and processing are key to getting past something, but it also depends on if sufficient (time|mental processing) have past to allow one to not become distraught over the situation.

see: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/798927.Writing_to_Heal
I’d say that it’s not necessarily plain text files, but some text based formats, preferably open. Easy to parse, read and improve.

I follow something similar here, but with a difference that I don’t do anything in closed or binary formats, except for images and such binary only things, that I use only open formats. It’s being working fine - I also have everything in a source control (moved to git, currently).

As someone suggested here, there’s no better way to see changes over time when you need to see a previous version.
We are talking about the crime that is going on right now as we speak. Make your own submission on a century of bad behavior by America and discuss that there instead of diluting this one with whataboutism.
A typical consulting acquisition for someone like Accenture could be $250-500k per head. I realize this firm is deeply specialized and at the top of their industry, but it is a massive premium.
All monopolies deserve competition until perfection is achieved
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Plus, the level of complexity and requirements to unlock all Instagram's metrics from Meta's APIs is ridiculous.

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> Afghanistan was not an offensive war but mutual defense invoked over article 5. We can debate whether that covered the duration of the war, but when article 5 was invoked it was not seen as controversial nor viewed as an offensive war.

I have heard this said before, but it was never explained to me how invading another country is considered defense and not offense.
I play brown noise when I work. It really helps.

I just go “Alexa play brown noise”. It helps my brain filter out noises.

The only thing it doesn’t work for is barking dogs. For that I have to put on my headphones and play lofi on top of Alexa’s brown noise.
That's why disk indexes usually use B-trees.
There's really never been a scenario where Ukraine wins unconditionally. Russia has started backing off on their terms - it's not going well for them either. What makes a negotiated settlement very likely at this point is that Russia has started to make serious concessions and reduced their demands primarily to territorial claims.
> practically this is rarely the case with indexes

Seems like it would be extremely odd to have a 2-2 btree, you’d just get a significantly more complicated BST no?

I’d figure you’d want to fill a cacheline with something typical-ish, so probably at least 4 (this way if you have 4 children and 3 keys, the keys are 8 bytes and the child links are straight pointers your node is 56 bytes and you can add some metadata e.g. a bitmap).

Apparently Rust’s BTreeMap is a 6-11 btree but I don’t know how they picked the branching factor.
Rhapsody, Mac OS 9.3, WebObjects 6 and a new CRT.
Becoming more physically attractive is much simpler, if not easier, than becoming more confident if someone is prone to anxiety.

There are at least concrete steps you can take to become more physically attractive, like:

- lift weights and run regularly

- cut out the carbs

- drink less

- buy more fashionable clothes

- take care of your skin and hair
Someone in power in Russia would see the issue and "remove" him.

The replacement could then spin it as being a good replacement and play by the rules of the west.
Is V8 unable to remove this because of old, poorly-written websites?

Can it maybe shut off if it detects strict mode or something? Seems wild to find this behavior in Node and evergreen browsers.
...and many generations of aesthetically pleasing but unusable mice, and the thermally-limited trash can Mac Pro.
and then i thought, well look who is telling us that
"overseas oil, even after shipping costs, is often cheaper than domestically-produced crude"

This is all you need to know.

If we had an oil export tariff, then we would very quickly become oil independent. Buyers in other countries are in competition with Americans for this oil, so if you really want to keep the price low in America, we should have such a tariff. Why should we give away our natural resources like this?

Additionally: in these emergency times, a reasonable argument could be made for price controls.