skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s simple actually, this is one of Ive’s design obscenities.

To make room for a lightning plug at the top of the mouse you would have to change the “perfect” symmetrical shape of the mouse. Disabling it when upside down is just a good way to avoid accidental input while upside down or balanced on its side from annoying the user. All of it simply stems from the “design first” hardware design ethos of Apple under Ive’s reign as head of design.
There is also a Debian port being worked on by Loongson, IIRC they have it working fully internally.

https://wiki.debian.org/LoongArch
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> a bill that makes it legal to drink (but not sell)

Woah it was illegal to drink! Even if you produced it from your own cow/goat etc?

Personally I have no desired to drink raw milk, but I do hope raw milk cheese becomes more common/legal in the US.
I'm reasonably sure the false negative rate is 1%, because the least misleading definition of "99% accurate" means it fails 1% of the time at random.

A 1% false negative rate has a negligible impact on the math. 50% isn't perfect down to the decimal point, but it's very close.

After the first round you have 99.99 false positives and .99 true positives.

After the second round, if independent, you have .9999 false positives and .9801 true positives.

And in fact the lower bound, if you had no false negatives, is slightly below 50%. .9999 vs 1.
Yes, it’s a “google prompt” and is the default method of 2FA. With no way for me to adjust it in settings. I’d assume it uses any Google apps you have on your phone but YT is the only one I have.
Keybase is fairly small, easily audited, and does few things well. Matrix is enormous, poorly audited (and difficult to audit due to the insane overcomplexity), has only a few clients with very bad UX (and unlikely to get a lot more clients due to the overcomplexity), etc. Matrix has its place but it's not a reasonable Keybase alternative.
Reminds me of this Razib Khan post about the difference in grip strength between males and females:
http://www.razib.com/wordpress/2017/05/04/in-grip-strength-a...
Honestly, I suspect this kind of thing happens as a result of a diet devoid of microbial life and non-denatured proteins.

I used to get not full on sick, but pretty sick after eating raw or partially raw meat. You may think it's crazy, but I just continued doing it and eventually stopped getting diarrhea and cramps.

David Blaine (I think) talked about a similar effect from when he practiced swallowing live frogs. He got sick initially (not gag reflex but something akin to food poisoning) but quickly built up a tolerance.

Maybe these guys did get sick in some way that is beyond a reasonable risk tolerance. I don't know. I just think Americans in particular are weird about their food and simultaneously germophobic so they end up eating a certain kind of diet. Getting sick when eating food that isn't totally cooked may not necessarily mean danger but that the body isn't acclimated to the particular food.
Noooo, that’s not a fair idea; them CxOs needs at least 3 million dollars per year plus multi-millions of stock ootions just in order to guide the company.
Realized Capitalization came from CoinMetrics. Many details in their original announcement: https://coinmetrics.io/realized-capitalization/
Also free with ads: Patrick McGoohan's previous series, "Danger Man." (US title: Secret Agent Man.")

https://www.youtube.com/show/SC4nLEl61kZLTGMChQzCmloQ?sbp=Gh...

It's hard not to see the second show as a kind of commentary on the first show...
What would be motivation, though?
Postgres.js does the same, transparently. No advantages of Knex here.
Key phrase… “commitment on the U.S. side to implement reforms “

This doesn’t mean anything until the USA changes it’s laws. The EU shouldn’t do anything until the USA makes the “committed” changes first.
I am saying courts should be allowed to use common sense in edge cases. Ideally in more murky situations the burden should be lessened.

An other statutory rape case:
https://www.lawlink.com/research/cases/74059/county-of-san-l...

The victim should not be paying any child support in this case.

Similar, when sperm is taking with zero consent.

Maybe more murky things like lying about birth control if there is solid evidence of that the courts should be able to take that into account ect...In such murky situations I am not saying responsibility should be completly absolved. The child always first is just black and white thinking, and lacks nuance and common sense. That leads to injustice.
It is actually better in some ways. Not least I can read the whole thing without scrolling.
I'm getting my spleen removed on the 11th of April. I'll let y'all know how it going in a few years. I'd do anything to fight back these wrinkles.
I drink raw milk whenever I can get it and have been doing so for decades. Have not gotten sick once.

I believe most, if not all, dairy farmers selling raw milk are very careful.
yet there is huge difference. Milk is still easy to digest than meat. You can't compare both.

https://www.rawmilkinstitute.org/updates/letter-to-medical-p...
I believe that the LWN folks take that sort of situation into account, they don't just use the email address domain as an indicator of employer. And of course RedHat people probably do some Linux kernel work outside of paid time if they have pet issues unrelated to their RedHat directed time.
Just invoke your script:

CMD ["/usr/local/bin/node", "server.js"]
pm2 is good for some things.
It's less of a timing and more like of a "TTL" of a network packet. If you don't divide you don't use them up, even if you could live a thousand years. If you keep dividing like crazy, it will eventually reach useful DNA and the cell will die.

They seem to be quite specifically an anti-cancer measure.
It's significant but it's also pathetic. The false positive rate is really high.
Milk in Europe is pasteurised. The main difference is actually with cheese: making some types of cheese with pasteurised milk is impossible because the cultures in the milk confer flavour etc.
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> This is first memory wasteful, as npm is running as the parent process and forking node to run the main script.

With Linux's CoW semantics, wouldn't the child share pages with the parent?
in the countryside you can go to a farmer and buy direct raw milk
This problem can also be solved through squashing the layers, which is a lot more general solution.
Greg Egan's "zendegi" is a very good exploration of that idea. set in the fairly near future, so relatable.
Might be just from the social aspects of it.
So much effort that went into preserving the history and engineering examples just got mindlessly wasted. So many of those artifacts were from the Soviet Union times.

I think it was a different kind of nostalgia, it was nostalgia not for the Union times, but for the times and spirit of ingenuity despite the scarcity and isolation of the Union.

I guess, those PCs back then were in a way as small screens of hope to have a chance of more advanced and free future. That PC era started not long after the times when owning a personal typewriter in the Soviet Union could put one on a suspects/dissidents list.

This only underscores the fact that those who brought this barbaric war into Ukraine under the slogans of creating a Union 2.0, in reality don't give a damn about keeping the Soviet legacy.

The so widely advertized putin's "personal tragedy" of the Soviet Union break up is just as fake as his edited-in appearance at the supposed recent meeting with flight attendants.

The PC museum is gone in ruins, so will go the remnants of the "empire of evil". Mariupol should be rebuilt, but the obsolete emipre is in EOL and has no future version.
I think you'd be surprised how many out there just want to 'sow the seed' for the sake of it.
Wow, breaking down the percentages like that with a real example was eye opening to me. If I got a positive on a 99% accurate test I'd be convinced I was dying. This really puts things into perspective...thanks.
That's more interesting than I realized. In this example, I assumed that the model was generating some sort of 3D mesh representing the woman. Is that not at all the case? Would this technique be unable to generate a model or volumetric information despite being able to reasonably render her from many directions?
If you're trying to avoid death by falling, then strong hands won't save you if you don't know how to fall properly. As someone who grew up skateboarding, I had to learn how to fall properly to avoid constantly injuring myself.

There's a reason a lot of older skaters can still skate and I can tell you it's not because of their athleticism or healthy habits for which both are usually lacking.
Every business wishes to increase its client base. In order to achieve so, we regularly compare ourselves to our competitors, who might appear to be everywhere in Google Search.
Did you get vaccines to compensate? I've been told there are three that I need, but not sure when or if I need boosters.
If I exec into a container that runs npm and run top you’ll see npm (parent) using res memory and the node process (child) itself using memory. I’m pretty sure the npm memory is just wasted.
There's little incentive for the repair processes to be perfect. There would actually be zero incentive after we reproduce - and some species are exactly like that. The moment you reproduce, you die.

Humans, being a social species, might have pushed evolution towards trying to repair a bit more than it should. Older humans can still contribute - sometimes a lot - to the group. Older males can still reproduce in many cases.
What's the relevance of "claim"?

Thousands of people get "best grandma" coffee mugs each year. Logically, only one of them actually is, but who cares and why?
I will confront myself with this very question the next time I consider eating sugar. You've given me hope, maybe more.

If the article is valid, I guess because I don't want to die.

Edit: I do have better results with lower tension and higher reps, but only with hand grippers. Higher reps do little for strength.
This is problem with how current statues are written for child support. This would take legislative action at least it looks that way in the USA for most states with a cursory google.

Most statues allow courts to have some discretion to handle edge cases. This is not the case with child support. That's why I said it's bad public policy, and there will be more people victimized by these poorly written laws.
That's two different kinds of damage.

The human genome is clearly extremely well preserved and is has not changed all that much in hundreds of thousands of years.

However for an individual human, damage to tissues occurs.

For example, if you lose a tooth, it is not going to grow back even though you still have "tooth genes". And this damage is happening to every system of the body e.g. pretty much everybody has atherosclerosis and eventually all humans will die from it if they live long enough.

To increase human lifespan we have to fix all of this entropic damage, which is not impossible but requires advances in medical technology, such as growing new tissue to replace damaged tissue.
> I expect the real outcome is going to be a game of whack-a-mole as random people try to patch and distribute the app under different names.

From their github org and an faq (I can't remember where I saw it), it seems they're planning on patching the YouTube app on your device, unlike what Vanced did.

And yes, it will be a game of whack-a-mole but since you can download individual versions of apps and only update when you want, I believe breakage will be quite limited.
Mine was removed in my twenties. I got the recommendation for pneumovax, and the warning about sudden overwhelming infection, but other than that, nothing too serious.
pm2 is great when running on servers, but using pm2 in containers feels wrong and again wasteful. Just invoke your script. If it crashes, fine Kubernetes or Docker handles that. Logs, handled by k8s. Monitoring I use DataDog.
We did something similar here in Victoria, Australia in the last two years. When there were rule changes around COVID, lock-downs, etc, they would often go into effect at 11:59pm.

We typically use twelve hour with am/pm time representations, but I figure the thinking was it would cause less confusion in those anxious times.
What are you asking for sounds like a lot like Kleros (https://kleros.io/) which is a decentralized and scalable justice system providing for all kinds of dispute resolution and arbitration.
In the demo video, they mention that they used a lot of footage from self-driving cars to produce that.

One thing I noticed is there are no pedestrians and cars in those scenes. So they must do a lot of work to filter them out by combining a lot of footage. Therefore, it likely can't be used (as-is) on the street view dataset...
You aren't forced to use these features. You can ban in your own code and just reap the benefits of libraries written with generics. You were already benefiting from generic code in the language (maps, slices, channels, etc.) anyway.
Mostly because the FDA and USDA are overly cautious. Not a bad thing in most cases, IMO.
IOP is clickbait popsci? The first link is also mostly quotations from scientists.

Did you read the sources linked to?
It's not normal. In Germany you can get raw milk sometimes in organic shops under the name "Vorzugsmilch". This means the distributor or producer needs a special permit and has to observe stricter hygienic standards. This milk is specifically produced and controlled for raw consumption.

You can get raw milk directly from a farmer sometimes but they are obliged to put up a note to cook the milk before consumption.
Sensitivities do not always decrease with exposure, so I’m not sure if I’d advocate getting ill frequently with the expectation of improvement.
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It's the same reason that the first test doesn't get you 1%, but the testing pool has changed. Instead of testing 10000 people without and 1 person with, you're testing 100 people without (and the same person with).

It's a Bayesian update. Every (independent) positive result increases your confidence of having the condition by 100x. At first you have no information so you assume the base rate, 1:10000. At the first test, that goes to 100:10000. Second test gets you to 10000:10000 or even odds. Third positive result finally gets you to 1000000:10000, or a 99% confidence of having the condition.
Yes, that's true, but I don't think many do that nowadays.
Searching “Cow Tipping Championship in Vegas” eventually led me to this page: https://web.archive.org/web/20061117144904/http://www.spywar...

Though how a 2005 blog post from a website selling antivirus software ended up being used as mock copy in a product photo is still a mystery to me...
Love some creepypasta
I think they mostly don't know they're scams. That's part of why such people are called "unsophisticated investors" and why they are so frequently targeted by conmen.

If a substantial fraction of the US population believes the earth is flat or that astrology works or that aliens routinely visit our planet, it's also possible that a large fraction believes zero-risk/high-reward investments are real.
> some content is simply never going to be available to a company like Comikey or Azuki unless you become the size of e.g. Amazon.

Why? What's the downside of licensing content to smaller publishers? Licensing doesn't cost the producers anything right?
I'm still pissed that I have to get a pap smear every couple years in spite of being with the same man since I turned 18. Doctors won't prescribe birth control without one. I had a lovely biopsy of cervical tissue a couple years ago. Again, monogamous relationship with a man that started when we were both virgins. But I got tissue ripped out of my most sensitive region anyway.

Why am I forced to submit to these screening tests for issues I'm not at risk for in order to receive tangentially related medical care?
> Abortion as soon as you discover you're pregnant is just a pill and quite easy.

You mean the intentional killing of a human being is "easy", I read this and I know society is doomed.
Don't fall for the hype. It is just like every other job out there. Go for it.
It’s a different problem in SoCal — there aren’t meese or hardly any large animals to speak of. It’s to try and stitch together zones that are too small to support sufficient genetic diversity for land predators. The car hits are few and far between, so it’s a minor safety issue, but every animal struck is an ecological disaster. The 101 is already extensively fenced for human safety.
Why not issue additional vouchers for students with special needs?
To me this seems like the wrong way to go. I have never had any good experiences with SharePoint. I would consider leaving a company that introduce SharePoint.
Second To Fourth Digit Ratio (2D:4D) Is Associated With Dementia In Women (2020)
> “There definitely shouldn’t be a law against allowing people to do what they want within the framework of the rule of law,” McGeehan told WSAZ.

Well, technically true. Making operating within the law illegal would certainly be problematic.
Clojure doesn't have tail calls because they should be implemented at the JVM level to be effective, a feature which has been on the back burner for ever because no other languages would use them.
technically only the language is indigenous, but the script you were reading here not. this is a syllabic script and was invented by an English missionary who wanted to teach the tribes the bible. so he (Evans) came up with these extremely simple phonetic symbols. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ojibwe_writing_systems

Other missionaries and bible translators came up with their own writing systems also. the very first attempt 200 years earlier also looked interesting. and Larry Wall also had his ideas on this problem.

it is extremely simple, and reminds me on modern Hangul, but is probably more related to japanese. https://omniglot.com/writing/syllabaries.htm
Given that the earth rotates every 1.5 thousand or so minutes something tells me 1 million may not be representative...
I love docker, but it is baffling that the obvious need for a COPY or ADD argument like this has not been satisfied yet.
You think TPTB want to handicap the ability to launder money?
That’s definitely true for me at least for chili peppers. In fact I think my reaction has worsened over time even after decreasing exposure to them. Such a pity—makes food taste so good.
What is Powershell
i do all of those things while working from home. i wear my normal clothes, work from coffee shops or breweries if I need a change of scenery, and workout plenty during the day. no offense, but perhaps this is specific to how _you_ work from home?
Hash Join in MySQL 8.0
The only real alternatives to bash are shit-tier languages like python and perl.

I will never use a programming language which has significant white space, specially if I may have to view and edit the scripts in a remote terminal with vi.

I am also not too interested in using a programming language which looks the same before and after encryption: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/437174-perl-the-only-la...
Not sure if it's true... see this NSFW video for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OCMRZE3Gj8
I am 100% for projects like this. My question is partly just out of curiosity and partly (maybe) because the realities of capitalism has made me skeptical of what look to be purely altruistic initiatives.

Apart from the animals, the motorists, and the contractors who will build this, who else stands to gain? Someone must be expecting some huge savings or returns considering the $90
million price tag, right?

Other than that, this news gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside.
> A person is not born believing in gods. They are not making arguments about the existence or non-existence of gods. One day someone says to them that gods may exist, this other person has made a claim. It would be more than strange to say this person has a more valid viewpoint than the person who has made no claims.

I think this is a popular kind of argument, and the form of it isn't necessarily invalid. The form is to use a developmental model of a fetus developing into baby, to infant, to rugrat, etc., as a frame to eliminate something that, allegedly, emerges at some point during healthy development, utilizing simplified ideas in the cognitive theory of moral development or some such to show that something is not there, and then it is, almost as if by slight of hand, to construct the droll ramification that it is not an inherent quality, thus whatever it is, is not a priori, it is nurture not nature, beliefs are behavior, and they are learned behavior.

But in this case, it is not remotely as clear as I believe you would like. It could be nature. Due to a number of interesting cases and non-controlled, ad hoc studies on single patient bases, an idea emerged (from medical professionals exposed to patients with brain injury, most of the injuries caused by bicycle accidents) a concept emerged known as the Godspot: A conscious patient with part of their skull cap removed and their brain exposed was given a small charge on a particular area of the brain from, seriously, a zapper wand, idk what it is called, and the patient, an atheist that was not raised exposed to religion, experienced religious rapture and epiphany, and concerningly with other patients, visions of what we'd all recognize as Hell. Subsequent, and especially more recent investigations have shown this brain state is real and academically reproducible, but that there probably isn't a particular Godspot because so many parts of the brain are involved, arguably necessarily.

Regardless, whatever the hell that is, it evolved in humans, and there is absolutely no reason not to believe it occurs and can be induced in nearly all if not all mammalian brains.

And the repercussion of this extant evolved brain state is that: whatever triggers belief in God, at the very least, is not necessarily introduced through only nurture. It is part of what human beings are, part of common human genetic make-up assuredly, and maybe also other or all mammals, meaning, it probably existed long, long before humans showed up.

Have a goodnight.
> CMD ["npm", "run", "start"]

Probably not the best searchfoo, but confirmed...

https://github.com/search?q=%22CMD+%5B%22npm%22%2C+%22run%22...
A real mantra of HN. Everything is clickbait once you know the details.
Professionally:
Don't be afraid to jump jobs regardless of how scary that may be. You may have spent your 20s in a job where you've gotten comfortable and worked your way up but you've hit the ceiling and you may find it hard to jump ship and advance your career because you're scared. Don't be. Make the jump.

Personally:
Be happy, proud, and confident no matter your situation. Don't sacrifice family time for your career. Make your bed. Clean your desk. When you feel stuck, overwhelmed or discouraged, you need a "win" and it's best to take an easy win like beating a video game or finish reading a book.

Because you're approaching your 30s, you may find this advice tedious or nonsensical because you're just looking for a stack overflow answer that you can copypasta into your life that fixes everything or makes you rich. There's no magic pill or life hack that fixes your problems. Just be the best version of yourself and good things will come.
The point isn’t that you can’t create a single number that can represent the effectiveness, just that you can’t get a single number that the public will understand. People have enough trouble with simple percentages.
What's a good tool for doing this? I assume that you don't want to merge your custom layers with the base image layer.
Couple of vampire taps bridging together the right data lines to ground can be easily removed without too much evidence.

I understand a lock, but just have a hard time seeing how it would actually lock (well), especially as a universal device.