skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Mainstream Media"
> And it's not unreasonable to think that a company that is a lot about brand message and identity as Apple would have had some feedback/required changes prior to finalizing and printing these things.

Apple has style-guides for every product and everything Apple, which whatever external contracted agency is provided and will meticulously follow. Unless novel design is involved, review is expedient. Any that have had previous contracts will become efficient and accurate. I've seen it with my own eyes happening so fast and quietly, and periodically, it's like they didn't want anyone to know they were making money between periods of inactivity, or that Apple had been their only client for many Moons (unclear).
You can edit the guide down even better to:

"Don't"
I drank quite a bit of raw milk in my childhood. But it had to be fresh. I could walk up, glass in hand, to an uncle carrying today's yield to the storage room. I would get the most delicious milk ever. But if I was a couple minutes late, he'd tell me to go get some in the kitchen instead.
Whenever I'm learning something, every non trivial action or step becomes an org-mode top level headline *

It's a pretty effective way of solving problems asynchronously - you can go back to whatever you were attempting a while ago, and all the boilerplate and relevant details will be conveniently documented in a tiny file.

* https://orgmode.org/manual/Headlines.html
Why does the U not follow the other rules?
Are people actually using Snap in containers? It feels like a convenience feature for desktop users.
Russia can’t find enough buyers for its oil, considers selling in Bitcoin
It's an amusing read but it's hardly usable today unless you want to stuff a pheasant yourself.
Thank you for making this! I would love to see a more in-depth explanation of how you curate pages, because it sounds like that is the tricky part.

Tiny technical point, when searching for “uber h3” I was getting hits on h3 html tags, that was unexpected.
There is no mesh here. Nerfs are 5d (colours are computed based on a 3D position vector + a view direction vector) fields that are rendered volumetrically. So the “texture” is an integral part of the neural representation of the scene, not just an image applied to a mesh.

The cool part is that this also allows for capturing transparency, and any effects caused by lighting (including complex specular reflections) are embedded into the representation.
The pros in the vfx industry still all use reconstructed geometry. And yes, animating or cropping a Nerf is painful.

In my opinion, Nerf is more about showing progress in making AI memorize 3D scenes and the hope is that this will lead to actual understanding sometime in the future.
Ok, just commit to your filter bubble.
Joined the waitlist because I want to see more hardware prototyping tools like this, but one small point you might want to mention in the article/post is language support. I try to do all my embedded work in Rust, the majority of work is C or C++ and there’s also a number of other good language choices once your using things like STM32… so having some idea if your tool chain and VSCode plugins will let me use the programming language I want to be using would be nice to know before I have to give you my information and get access to the tool.
Same. In the Netherlands it's not uncommon to find a raw milk dispensing machine at your local cow farm. You bring your own bottle, put one euro in the machine and out goes one litre of raw milk.
Why are so many people going ‘goblin mode’?
Ive been eating quite often the shake from huel.com, it's been great
Please be kind, even when your gut reaction is: this is crap. You probably have valuable knowledge to bring a discussion on ‘How to learn from your mistakes and prevent them in the future’ to a higher level. Can you share how you automate repeating tasks, how you combine this with checklists and what kind of process you would advise for learning from things that went wrong?
See it the other way around ... it's for the peace of mind not to get the every day world wide chaos pumped in your brain even on Youtube when you just want to be distracted by some nice dog or cat content.
I basically leave my MacBook on sleep all the time so that it is ready to pick up where I was.

With this I could do the same with a desktop computer without having to lose power.
Why Argentina in particular?
There are non-"mainstream" sources which are highly factual and not editorialized. See AP and Reuters. Sadly, their reports are commonly resummarized in a biased/slanted way and used by the MSM. When you see a "Reuters reports that" or "According to a report by the AP", skip the MSM and go directly to the sources.
It is definitely cheaper to eat at a hawker center than to cook for a single person, but one must be choosy. At least in Malaysia, many similar venues don't even offer ANY healthy options.
More modern cables have color codes for pairs and sub-bundles within the cable. Older wiring requires a tone generator to identify matching pairs.
Get tunnelling cheap and efficient, and all future roads can be fully underground.

Then we can leave the surface space for more important things, like natural spaces and humans.
pneumovax every 5 years
Interestingly, that seems to predate reliable cold chains.
Frankly I think the current root/jailbreak situation on android is fine, I feel like there should atleast be a some technical barrier to that power.
Then you would be stuck with it only covering text message bodies (or binary blobs), rather than arbitrary structured content (voip signalling, location share data, reactions, etc). You’d also have to figure out how to map the key management and crypto identity over somehow, which would then be equivalent to forcing (say) WhatsApp to throw away their current key management in favour of an OTR like thing. At which point you might as well go the whole hog and just speak something like Matrix natively.
Sure, I know about plugins. By catching up I rather mean features introduced by the new generation of messengers. Not that features such as like link preview are critical but I would miss them should I use pidgin again.
It took me long time to get to 3, but did if after all (but just with right hand, left hand still on 2.5). That to be said, grippers may not be accurate, each one a bit off - there was a company (can't remember the name) where you can send your gripper to be measured, and returned back.
Raw milk and pasteurized milk should be equally easy to get contaminated with pathogenic bacteria if you do the same things with them. But the pasteurization process does a “reset” after some of the riskiest behavior that happens pre-sale, after which repeating said risky behavior is specifically avoided.
Personally, I never use bash for scripting. I use the system's scripting shell, Debian's Dash or NetBSD Ash. Rhetorical question: If Bash was great for shell scripting, why doesn't the OS project choose it for scripting. When I compile the OS kernel and userland, the project (NetBSD) uses shell scripts not Python. Not suggesting the shell is necessarily better but I am suggesting it works and people understand it.

There are many ways to run a command on every .yaml file in a directory. Personally I like using xtrace. Something like:

echo cd the_directory > 1.sh
echo "test -f *.yaml" >> 1.sh
ls -1 *.yaml|sed 's/^/the_tool /' >> 1.sh
chmod +x 1.sh
less 1.sh
sh -ex 1.sh

As mostly a day-to-day shell user who automates some things, I do not use Python. Never had an outage.
I plan to go to China every 15 years and get all new organs. As long as I don't accidentally turn on Tesla Auto-Pilot I should live a long time.
Google has clearly made a deal with the devil. I never got thus much Murdoch content before.
I really like this framing as it's tangible in a way I've considered overall expenses but haven't particularly applied to eating and cooking. I think it also gets at why I'm even concerned about controlling the expense beyond the feeling factor, as I can recognize although my after-tax hourly earnings is several times higher per hour currently than the potential savings, my income from year to year is variable, and so cutting this expense down now in addition to increasing my investments increases the likelihood that in the future I can continue to avoid cooking and cleaning without paying a premium against my time for doing so (eg. 1.2 hr of work to avoid an hour of cooking/cleaning I still might do but would be a much harder calculus for me)
Mifepristone (the abortion pill) only works up to the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. All scientific evidence suggests the nervous system is not developed enough to experience anything resembling consciousness or to feel pain until 20 weeks at the earliest. Before that point, the fetus is just a cluster of cells. Brains are what make us human.
Yup, also raw milk cheese keep these properties afterwards, it's a living product, whereas pasteurized milk cheese is more fragile because pathogenic bacteria have no competition in case of later contamination. In France we joke raw milk cheese is good to eat until it starts moving by itself (and even then it's gross but would probably be safe). But I would never drink raw milk.
Is there anything new about this? It's been out for ages.
Coding COBOL: Tricks with arrays (or tables)
Isn’t this exactly what hibernation is?
$99 Australian dollars for second hand brother MFC-9330CDW colour wifi laser printer / scanner, needed new drums ($100 for the set of four) and one toner cartridge ($15), others are low but ok.

Retails new for AU$550.

$30 second hand monochrome laser printer at work I put by my workbench in a metal fabrication workshop, outside is filthy now, have run about 3000 pages through it, so about three toner cartridges, and a new. No issues.

The software seems to be fine, light enough, unobtrusive.
Sounds like pretty standard agile to me, something most startups struggle with.
I've drunk fresh raw milk.

In my singular, ancedotal experience, nothing happened.

Onviously that means everything is fine, and we should all be drinking it, all day every day.
Big discussion, currently on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30804984
Are they known for the opposite?
The idea made my chuckle! Great job - we all have to start somewhere
Ok thanks. I assumed there wasn’t candles and a spirit medium involved, but I still didn’t get the word choice.
Imo, Elm is the friendliest pure functional language. It's a frontend language though.

I'm a backend developer by trade and Elm made me fall in love with frontend development, which I've rather hated before.
This is kind of a bizarre summary; I'd consider AP and Reuters to be the mainest possible stream of media.
In the UK, we have vending machine at a local farm that sells raw, unpasteurised milk.

They need to meet various common sense hygiene standards and conduct regular testing of their herd to continue doing so, along with an explicit health warning on each bottle.

It’s delicious.

A good rule of thumb is, if you’re going to drink raw milk at all regularly, ‘know the cow’ it’s coming from.

Mad cow disease more or less wiped out the selling of raw milk for decades. But it is slowly gaining traction in this past 10 years or so, albeit in a very niche way.
I am more worry about those "relax" phrases. Not trusting computer to prove maths, may be I am old style. IT is my career. Maths is my love.
> merchants can use it for users to donate / pay towards verified names e.g: (myshopname.eth)

Most businesses will have a problem with anyone being able to look them up on etherscan and see their entire transaction history and account balance.
I'm sorry you're confounded.

The way I see it, neo-nazi elements exist in many societies and they're not invading cities with tanks and shelling residential blocks. Nazis are a hypothetical danger in the future, Russians are a real danger right now.

It doesn't confound me that the mainstream media, which is mostly entertainment and little information anyway, simplifies and focuses only on the most relevant elements of a story. In fact, in this case it's a good thing they do, lest less informed people get confounded about how big an element the far-right is in this story.
The Environmental Case for the Garbage Disposal (2017)
No? This is more like Apple telling a car company to allow any gas instead of only "apple approved gas" which is marked up by 30% in price. It doesn't mean that any company can just copy that car and put their label on it.
I sell raw milk directly to consumers from my small farm. Selling pasteurized milk is heavily regulated in Missouri, but selling raw milk is both legal and much easier.

I also only sell to customers willing to sign a waiver, and every jar/bottle of raw milk I sell includes a link to the CDC’s raw milk web page and instructions on how to pasteurize.

I even own a 3-gallon pasteurization and I pasteurize my own milk before I drink it, make cheese/yogurt, or use it other for non-cooking purposes because safety is health. Of course I skip pasteurization when using it for cooking (e.g. biscuits and gravy) because it’ll reach kill pathogen temps as part of that process anyways.
Someone commented protein shakes, and that's what I do twice a day.

Whey isolate + Greek yogurt + mixed frozen berries + oats. Add in avocado oil for calories.

Get one of those NutriBullets for easiest cleaning.

Of course you still may have to chew something for dental integrity... I chewer gum and had one solid meal in between.

Edit: ah yeah someone mentioned Chipotle. Great idea. I'm too cheap for that but if you're spending $90 a day right now, it's a huge improvement.
For anyone who read that and thought they might want to work there be aware they don’t hire SWEs with less than four years work experience[1]. Seniors only.

They pay pretty well too.

> For this role, depending on your experience and location, we offer a salary range of 138,400 -200,100 USD (or local equivalent), plus equity targeted to be worth 3-4x your salary.

[1] They added a year in the last week. Standards are going up.

https://www.wave.com/en/careers/
Maybe it was pushed by the CIA spooks known to be close collaborators and/or on staff there? (Like Saddam's WMDs?)

Let's brainstorm what interest the CIA might have in crypto.
I think you are incredibly out of touch with reality. It is men that generally worry about unwanted pregnancies. If there was an on/off switch, almost all men would set it to 'off' and it'd quickly turn into women using any techniques available to get them to put it into the 'on' position.
I really wish there was an _Include C preprocessor instruction for this purpose (like there is _Pragma)
In a book (about the brain) I read. It made the case for using softer shoes or bare feet as we get older. The reasoning is that if you use hard shoes to navigate stairs, you lose the sensation of what you’re walking in making it more likely to have an accident.

The most common cause of death in my family is the secondary effects of a fall.
The image is already built, so it won't rerun those commands when scaling up new instances. Or am I misunderstanding your comment?
Since they're on the market looking for jobs, our graduates are pretty easy to find so any company can just contact them directly without partnering with us. There's no real way to prevent that. And, I don't want to prevent companies from reaching out to our graduates; I actually want the opposite.

Further, grads can (and should) apply to companies that aren't partnered with us. I don't want them to only apply to a limited set of partnered employers.

We've been operating for about a decade, so we've tried basically everything once :) Our current corporate partnership program is here if you're interested: https://launchschool.com/employers/placement
> A hacker can gain complete and unlimited access to locking, unlocking, controlling the windows, opening the trunk, and starting the engine of the target vehicle

I think those guys shall make some research before. Starting the engine requires either an immobiliser or a Passive entry functionality.

Rolling codes are implemented from a long time. (from some time the RF communication is also encripted usually with AES-256) Will be nice to tell us if those are original dealer vehicles or modified.
Basically all the keyfobs produced in the last 15 years have rolling codes, relay attack protection and most of them also encription.
At the level at which this article is written i see no need for Honda to make any comment.
Source: worked on keyfobs in automotive. Honda is a customer with strict requirements.
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> You went to my concert, now you can get into a special channel on my discord/get early access to my album etc

This is one of those use cases which sounds super cool but when you think about it, doesn’t really make any sense. I mean, maybe I’m just an antisocial person, but why would I want to be put in essentially a group chat for every person attending the Screaming Monkeys Band Tampa 11/23 concert? Early access for an album? You mean, the album you already presumably just heard… at the concert?
Yes, but every positive mammogram means a percentage of people are going to get treatment, including surgery and radiation/chemotherapy, who never would have developed cancer -- and screening more women, especially those who are likely to generate false positives (younger women) is a very big problem in preventative medicine, especially when introducing a new modality like "3d" mammograms. Orac / David Gorski, MD (Surgical Oncologist (Breast)) has blogged extensive. A good if old starting place is https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/a-holiday-round-in-the-mamm...
> And of course the “now you have a single file that you can run stuff with after building the image ”. I don’t believe stuff like Nix offers that

Yes it does? Also, any nix expression can trivially be built into a much more space efficient docker container.
Syrus Akbary here (founder of Wasmer).

This allegation is absolutely false
Milk is not necessarily sterile upon lactation only to be contaminated later. Pathogens such as Brucella and TB are shed in the milk itself.
Clientside bridges are hard to run as mobile OSes don’t like background apps due to the risk on battery life. So if you installed a little shim WhatsApp client which speaks to the newly open WA APIs and relays everything back and forth to Matrix, getting it to run reliably could be fun.
Is it really that much of a zero sum game? Do you use every minute saved from not shopping, cooking, and washing dishes on your craft in a productive way that reliably earns extra dollars?
Can you generate a tar file that you can “just run“ (or something to that effect)? My impression was that Nix works more like a package installer, but deterministic
Basically you recreate your personal base image (with the apt-get commands) every X days, so you have the latest security patches. And then you use the latest of those base images for your application. That way you have a completely reproducible docker image (since you know which base image was used) without skipping on the security aspect.
But the base images seem to not be stable themselves. The article's example of ubuntu:21.10 was released on Mar 18 2022 as of today (Mar 26) [0]. So if the base image is not fixed, the reproducibility is already gone.

https://hub.docker.com/_/ubuntu?tab=tags&page=1&name=21.10
The issue is how trivial it is to make it safe; and how people will avoid this trivial step for the sake of some essentially religious notion about human action upon nature violating its "sacred" condition. The underlying view is very much "the world was made Good, and we are Bad". The world is as much poisonous, grow up.
Which seems logical on the face of it. Calves drink fresh milk all the time, and they are mostly fine.
> I’m kind of impressed with how aggressively this comment misunderstands its parent and then beats the hell out of that misunderstanding.

This is just peak irony.
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Shame is a powerful moderator of behaviour considered marginal or taboo in society, likely it forms an essential role in group cohesion.

However, it may well be maladaptive at the scale of global society, where the mechanisms of shame - the 'calling out' of transgressors, the dogpiling that ensues following a successful call out - are chaotic, following no process or moderation itself.

The inevitable result is self censorship, in order to mitigate risk, leading to the decline of the health of public discourse, and emergence of a 'self-police state' by stealth
> You can regenerate your base images every day or more often and have consistent containers created from an image.

That solves nothing, as it just moves the unreproducibility to a base image at the cost of extra complexity. Arguably that can even make the problem worse as you just add a delta between updates where there is none if you just run apt get upgrade.

> Freshly generated image can be tested in a pipeline to avoid issues and you won't hit issues like inability to scale due to misbehaving new containers.

You already get that from container images you build after running apt get upgrade.
You can't base every decision you make on well researched science though. Everyone develops their own heuristics to make decisions. I think naturalness is just one of those. And within a limited set of choices it is probably a pretty good heuristic.
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I was wondering why it happened again... this refers to the events of early February.

Here's a thread from back then about it

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30267587
> It's also why it won't go away.

Python 2 went away in macOS. Bash still exists.
I would recommend Google Ko if you are packaging Go apps: https://github.com/google/ko
Honestly, just move now rather than waiting for a response or no response, the result will be the same.

It should have been clear to anyone, plain as day, given Zoom's reputation that Keybase was dead the minute the acquisition was announced.

I shut down my account the same day.
> There are a few bad explanations about the Higgs boson floating around. I hate all of them.

What's your opinion on the PBS spacetime explanation?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kixAljyfdqU

I've discovered the channel only recently, and have been binge-watching since.
I propose it's more like showing cat meme pics instead of a progress bar.

(presumably the lift has a "progress bar" equivalent in the form of the level indicator lights)
Yes, but that's udder to mouth. When humans milk cows, they use at the very least possibly dirty hands & pails, and if it's a modern dairy there's much more equipment along the way.
This is so good to see! I actually was an evangelist to support comics & manga at scribd.com a decade ago with this idea.

Checking it out!
For sure it has to be https://usegravity.app (Node & React)
We've had them in the US for a while. Some of them have webcams: https://www.king5.com/article/tech/science/environment/incre...
The meshes I've seen from nerfs are pretty horrible and you lose many of the things that make nerfs interesting in the first place.
Lots of people really like this - you're in a fan community where it's ok to be a fan and people aren't going to criticise the fact you like this particular band. The artist can do AMAs direct with their fans without the trolling etc that infect a lot of social media because everyone in that channel is in the same community.

As for buying an album you heard at the concert, yes. If you like what you heard at the concert, why wouldn't you want to hear it again? People listen to music more than once per tune.

You may not see these things as a benefit but a lot of people do.
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This looks amazing! I'll bookmark it in case I have PNG/PDF labels in future.

I currently have the problem that Dymo changed their tray application/print from web solution to be pretty much useless, so I bought Zebra printers and came up with my own "JSON to label" thing [1]. Just now it’s a mere proof of concept.

1 https://github.com/nonimode/multihaftetikettierapparat