skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The whole point of NFTs is that they are decentralised. If you are going to a concert, you are by definition centralizing power in the hands of the organizer, making NFTs entirely pointless for this. You might as well have the concert organizer send out emails with ticket numbers.

Supply chain I am not even sure why you would want it. NFTs don't prevent false data being input into the system. it only "protects" against falsification after the entry is made, which email does as well.

> Seems like it would be economically viable

why?
Please read the original article linked from the axios piece.
I don’t compare it to keybase. I compare it to WhatsApp and signal
I really don’t get how people on a tech forum seem to believe that software is fungible. If I’m an Instagram user then I have to go to where it’s offered which will be the Meta store. As a user I can’t just download it on the App Store if it isn’t there. All of this legislation has been about publisher choice. Users do not not gain any choice in this — that’s all marketing.
Heh, that's funny. I didn't realize that I had submitted this before. Not sure why it took off this time; could just be random chance. I do think that Fisher's ideas are a bit more relevant post-COVID, though. To a lot of people, the future just seems like a slowly decaying, scary, unpredictable version of the present.

> Why did you decide to submit it again now?

I actually just launched a project that is attempting to "solve" the issue of contemporary society having no positive visions of the future:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30781126

So I've been researching some different thinkers, like Fisher, that have talked about this idea.
Being out in the sun itself would be a huge step up in quality of life of cattle. Doubt free range cows represent a majority.
Raw milk is the vinyl (recording format) of milk. Vinyl that can give you salmonella. Still doesn't slow down its proponents from telling you how superior it is.
Current, modern day humans live longer, healthier lives than any who have ever lived before.
> "Anonymous" hacks are just a cover for state level or state-backed actors

Not sure about that. Most of the recent ones against Russia seemed fun level hacks like defacing official websites.

State level actor hacks usually incapacitate infrastructure like the alleged Russian attack on Viasat that screwed up Enercon wind farms or the Israeli attack on Iranian uranium gas centrifuges.

https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/25/22996187/russian-military...

This data theft is a bit different. Central bank transaction intel could be very useful for future sanctions.
The particle is just what a quantization of the field looks like. Any particular interaction involves many minute probabilities of it existing.

It's a lot like: two atoms can always exchange a low-energy photon, say, and move an electron between orbitals... but they could also exchange a _super high energy photon_ instead. It's just very highly unlikely. Nevertheless the fact that they can do that contributes to the physics, at least a little bit. But that virtual high energy photon (which shows up in the Feynman diagrams) isn't destroying anything either, for the same reason the Higgs isn't.
Practitioners just regurgitate the results of said science. They use standard treatments and well-documented techniques without the need to understand the science around the development of those techniques.
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/03/09/ukraine-has-rec...

This happened primarily in a matter of hours. In cash. Across borders. Without being subject to sanctions or restrictions by any country.

It may not be your use case, but it has definitely "put up".
Oh yeah, another fun one: the content inside the macOS native Dictionary app is HTML styled with CSS!
Hard to tell. This time it isn't factory workers, it's programmers and who knows what more - finance people, marketing, sales and maybe even doctors. A country can lose its competitive edge really fast by offshoring all of that.
The language is CUE, it is a separate open-source project: https://cuelang.org

Dagger uses CUE but you can use CUE without Dagger.
I admire your tenacity -- after a certain hour on a Friday, I try to avoid other peoples diffs :)
It's like an email address. I've used pidgin, trillion, meebo. I had to know what service a friend was on, generally they'd ask if I had whatever client they originally used to talk to people online with, and went from there.

I may have misread your intent, but honestly I don't see how "user directory" and "privacy" interoperate. What matrix does is maybe prove that you're talking to someone who has access to the same hardware, if not the same person, when you message the same user.

I don't shill for matrix, but I also try to use mastodon to have regular human conversations and I couldn't tell you what service everyone is on...
How Is Debian Doing?
RIP Taylor. Your passion inspired me!
Not in the least. What’s so disgusting about it? Totally concerned about “patented life” however.
Thanks for your valuable and well-reasoned contribution to the thread, spacexsucks.
I don’t read usernames. Now I will. I guess I’ll have to ignore all your posts since you’re speaking emotionally. If I responded with disagreement that was likely coincidence seeing repeated arguments.

Many people disagreed with you skimming the thread again. Seeing what I replied to from you. Your posts are fully personal ideologies. Your POV comes from you as one person and assume your pov is obviously correct.

> are the "distributors and creators of pirated content" not pirates? You are being pedantic to an extreme, while still being entirely wrong in the process.

I pointed all this out in my post. Your writing implied that. I specifically said there’s a way those words are thought of to the general person. You using it the way you did was deceptive and biased.
Foo Fighters have always meant a lot to me and I am a huge fan of Taylor Hawkins. I’ve been overloaded at work the past few weeks running my company, and have been heavily enjoying Taylor’s side albums these last few weeks.

A friend sent me this poem to help cope with this news, entitled “Encounter”…

—

We were riding through frozen fields in a wagon at dawn.
A red wing rose in the darkness.

And suddenly a hare ran across the road.
One of us pointed to it with his hand.

That was long ago. Today neither of them is alive,
Not the hare, nor the man who made the gesture.

O my love, where are they, where are they going
The flash of a hand, streak of movement, rustle of pebbles.
I ask not out of sorrow, but in wonder.

Wilno, 1936
Any scan tool can show "readiness" which is what occurs after the necessary amount of driving has been completed, so someone looking to do this can just watch for that instead of guessing. Shops like AutoZone will even let you scan for free if you don't have one.
> Bitcoin has no debt

True, but it also burns many TWHrs of electricity everyday. Also I doesn't have any revenue.

If you look at it like you would look at a normal company, then it would be a terrible purchase. A company that just burns cash for no reason and generates 0 revenue
Okay sure but how do you reckon Signal to Messenger is gonna work? Not gonna be E2E that’s for sure. It’s gonna be “this chat will be unencrypted because one or more parties doesn’t support E2E.”
We make Kefir out of raw organic milk since years and never had any problem.
To be fair, birth control isn’t 100% either.
Grand Rapids theater cancels 'Sister Act' after controversy over white lead
It gives some particles some mass. I had to look it up, because I'm no physicist, but e.g. most of a proton's mass comes from the strong force binding energy of its quarks.
Welcome to the 'ops' in devops.
Do it all in Userland with jib cli, doesn’t work for all cases but it’s constraints generally keep you honest.
It’s amazing that in a supposedly science-driven forum, an entire set of comments can imply that pasteurization, one of humanity’s great accomplishments, is a folly.

People die from drinking raw milk. It is genuinely a risky thing to do. Not everyone will die but enough that society should work hard to limit it as much as possible.
How are new titles chosen / added to the library?

Can premium users request for titles?

When will you allow searching titles by author?
This is essentially like a 3D JPEG, but instead of modelling the image with Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) they use a neural net. So the neural net itself will learn just that one image and be able to reproduce it point by point, from various angles. A whole network for just one example, and an innovative way to look at what a neural network can be.
“Welcome! Sorry.”
Chris McKillop, engineering director Of Google's Fuchsia project, leaves
> What a truly bizarre response.

This is an overreaction, but why not more when you had the chance. Allow me to participate similarly by asking, Why not naturally amplify such pince-nez takenabackedness one-step beyond it's fundamental exaggeration to the fabulous ends of beyond possible hyperbole and add the exclamation point? You were right there! REQ. TIA

For the most part, I feel your pain. But I see it as, for the most part, a bunch of imperfect people trying to do their best to do what they believe is right for everyone, upholding the Constitution and integrating modern complex social issues, labor, defense, etc., the country, to roll with the work of it, sometimes screwing up, but mostly being tripped by the vastly over-represented minority party that tell such near instantly and verifiably obvious lies to justify their agenda and get what they want, whether legislative roadblocks for the opposition, roadblocks to voting for voting groups that don't vote for them, while all of their major successes are astoundingly obviously ill-gotten by quasi-legal maneuvering, and by the numbers, sir, by the numbers alone, is not remotely representative of the needs or wants or best interests of 99% of the voting politic, citizens and residents of the United States, and boldly in plain site on all media refuse to abide by the letter or the spirit of the Constitution or the laws of the US, nor the laws of common decency, doing so not only without honor, but without even a shred, not even a shred of decency.

Among the top 1% (who are the only people who should rationally even be voting Republican), those in that small group who are actually Republicans and politically powerful are shitting on the American people while claiming to be inclusive of the American People. Gumming up the gears of honest government executed by a staff with integrity is not remotely what the Founders intended, and anyone that believes otherwise is an anarchist, which is really what the Republican members of the 1% are... they'd be perfectly satisfied if they didn't have to deal with government oversight, regulation and taxes, and could just exploit Americans for profit unfettered by law.

But this is just my vaguest impression of what's happening and has been happening in America for more than a few decades at least. One side is like Mr. Magoo, the other is shady as shit. Brilliantly but wickedly, stupid nanny issues (like gun or abortion) are used to distract otherwise rational voters into ignoring their own personal economic interests. It really isn't debatable what party a married father of two earning $32K should be voting for, and it is hurting America that so many like him are not operating in their personal economic interests, as the Framers of the regulated capitalistic economy intended, and it is really messing things up for... everyone but the rich, especially the uber wealthy. It should be a lot less expensive and easier for all the other Americans, the 99%, to live and breathe in America.
No, really, it's a cool application of neural nets. It was unexpected when it first came up and it took a whole day to learn a scene, but a couple of years later it can be done in seconds.

I think the cool part is that a neural net can learn to produce (R,G,B) from (X,Y,Z,angle) by using a clever encoding trick with sin() and cos() for the input coordinates. And the fact that a neural net can be a frigging JPEG in 3D.
It obviously isn't cash, it isn't even money - that's the reason the amount received is stated in something else, namely dollars, which this has to be exchanged into to be useful.

What happened here is a wire transfer, not different from me sending money from my bank account to someone else bank account. Just with two additional transformation steps (make money into whatever crypto, make whatever crypto back into money).
Every person has to decide for themselves whether he/she wants to do a screening examination. It's not for everyone and it is okay to say no. But I think you should try to find peace with medical doctors. Most of them just try to be helpful.
If you made cocoa you boiled the milk right? Thats you pasteurizing the milk, right?

I’ll also contend that you probably did get sick but did not put 2 and 2 together at the time (just like how loads of people run around with a cough and a fever and are like “yeah but it’s not COVID”).

The whole “I drink this all the time so it’s fine” is basically the whole point of food sanitation things in general.

High risk stuff is still not going to be a 100% thing, so it’s harder to figure out the correlation without large scale efforts.
Please give us an idea what Android collects
Cheap, healthy, convenient: pick __

Well, at least until the advent of mass produced general robotics
That's true. I should have specified, fundamental particles. Although we're not sure about neutrinos.
It's just a forum. People share science AND personal stories.
Rare burgers are really risky.

Steaks are OK because there’s not usually bacteria within a cut of meat (at least not a rotten one). Ground beef is all surface area.
People shilling crypto are heavily incentivised to cover up the negatives or pretend they don't exist. Every crypto news site is basically paid news. Even when they publish negative articles, it's usually because they are shilling an alternative. The journalism quality is terrible.

The site is probably the most neutral crypto view out there, just because the author has no perverse incentive
I would never join a club that allowed people like as its members - Groucho
I mean I’m not advocating raw milk consumption. I was just trying to give a sober and even handed answer to the question.

Raw milk itself is fine, it’s in fact incredibly nutritious- which is why it’s so difficult to keep it from being contaminated. It’s a great breeding ground for pathogens.

In my mind, anti pasteurization types are like anti vaxx light, they didn’t have to live through times where food borne illnesses ran rampant, and therefore don’t appreciate what our scientific ancestors have blessed us with.
HTMX is such a killer library, especially with Django. I use it for almost everything now, and with a touch of Alpine JS.
Actually, I was thinking of covariant arrays. The compiler should prevent issues at compile time for generic collections, same as Haskell.
Mind Enhancement: A High Impact, High Neglect Cause Area?
Off-topic, but the article looks so much like an Onion piece. Especially the photo at the top which has a similar quality.
TCL would be a better choice, more so back then.
Coming in a bit late to this (apologies for missing HN yesterday), but I'm the product lead for Crusoe Energy's cloud product--we're in an alpha of exactly this :)

We've got Nvidia A100s and A40s racked in data centers on site; ML training, rendering, simulation, etc. are all great applications for this type of data center.

If you're interested in learning more, crusoecloud.com has some info (plus a signup page), and I'm also available at mike at crusoecloud dot com.
There are meal prep services [0] where a chef will come drop off food for you each week, it seems like the prices are fairly reasonable for the first service on Google [1]:

Average service cost: ($58/hour rate)

Week of meals for family of 4: $230 to $290, plus groceries

Three hour minimum.

So that seems like a pretty good deal to me, as the chefs themselves have multiple clients so the cost is cheaper than hiring an in-home personal chef full-time.

[0] https://www.google.com/search?q=hire+cook+to+meal+prep

[1] https://weeklymealprep.com/boston/
Early December at the F1 final race in Dubai, I was looking forward to their concert, but it was canceled at the last minute.

At the time, we just figured covid, but this news makes more sense now...

https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/foo-fighters-f1-a...

RIP
> If someone else could die from drinking raw milk, what business is it of theirs that I choose to drink gallons of it and live to tell the tale?

It’s because we don’t know who will die from it

It’s like seat belts or motorcycle helmets - millions of people will never have a need for them, but they save lives
From the 12+ Years on HN I know this is an unpopular opinion.

I dont like GMO / Genome-edited cattle / food or crops. Even if it could theoretically occur through a natural breeding process. You can cross breed all you want. GMO is not cross breed as many on HN somehow believes last time we had this discussions. You can do Data Science and other controlled environment in providing better yield as in EUR ( Or specifically the Dutch ). And we may soon have Cattle labeled as GMO / Genome-Edit Free as selling point, as US likes to do with Antibiotic Free and Growth Hormones free labels. Part of the reason why EU has never been keen on US Beef import.

To add some other context, US Beef export rank third in export volume and first or second in export revenue.
Because that’s the context of the conversation?
You can actually access the real stuff on shonen jump's app, as long as you get the Japanese version of it. Lot's of free stuff on it too.
No, when I invested 100k₹ in my brother's shop, it was able to turn a profit in a few years and pay me back with interest. The money came from selling products and generating revenue. With Bitcoin there is no revenue. The only way you can turn a profit is if you get some other greater fool to buy it from you. This is how most ponzi schemes work.

I find it very scary that the people investing in crypto don't even understand the basics of investment. They genuinely think that all investment follows ponzinomics.
(Disclaimer: I roll the dice on steak tartar every once in a while)

While American food standards are definitely worse, it’s a mistake to say that in Europe raw meat is safe. Even in the most rustic of environments there are loads of ways for your raw meat to get messed up. So you’re needing to trust a lot of stuff and are rolling the dice a bit each time.

Of course everything is a dice roll, but turns out cooking meat solves a lot of problems.

Factory farming did not create food poisoning!
You are the person introducing politics into a conversation that had none. And your anti tech worker sentiment out of left field on a tech worker forum is unnecessarily antagonistic. Maybe you're the one with a personal agenda.

Future COVID waves are going to cost companies with offices much more money than fully remote companies. Quite literally a liability. I have no idea what this has to do with grocery stores.
You are uploading your data to Dropbox, but you don’t trust them?
Address the real problem. We are too many people on the earth for the resources that we are naturally given.

That's a fact.
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There's a ton of them. I went for this one:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003341930695.html
> It would not be profitable to convert that natural to electricity if it was used for anything besides Bitcoin.

My sibling comment talks about this a little more, but as someone running data centers on the same technology, I can assure you that it is possible to do profitable compute that is not crypto mining on this technology.

> "The firm estimates that bitcoin mining allows carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions to be reduced by over 60% compared to routine flaring."

https://www.crusoeenergy.com/digital-flare-mitigation has all the stats on Methane, CO/CO2, VOCs, NOx, etc.

For comparison, using one of our GPUs for a month offsets the equivalent of ~400 kg of CO2, which is about the same as a round trip flight from SFO to SEA.
Diabetes Risk May Increase 40% After Having Covid-19
Sure, but I found the article incredibly insightful.
On the contrary, I am 100% open to suggestions that BASH sucks. (Personally, I would have picked the inadequacies of `set -e` as my favorite ... unfortunate aspect.) My objection was very narrow: this specific article does a poor job at saying why shell sucks, and a worse job still at presenting Python as a superior alternative. That's not to say that good reasons to use something else don't exist, and it's not even to say that Python can't be that alternative. (Your sibling comments suggesting xonsh and https://amoffat.github.io/sh/ paint a fairly compelling way to actually move to python without losing the advantages of shell, for instance.)
Sometimes they get worse, too, like with cat allergies.
Why is it illegal to not wear a seat belt in most societies? Why are there limits on lead content in food stuff? Why are there any regulations at all?

Some of the comments in this thread really left my head scratching. Food borne pathogens were a major burden on humankind for millennia, advances in microbiology and hygiene have massively improved the life span. All of that gets belittled in the comments as some minor stomache ache.
Taal Volcano Near Philippine Capital Erupts – Spewing Plume of Steam and Ash
Oat milk isn’t milk. People don’t want to drink liquidised, filtered and treated oats with added water. They want milk. If you just want something that has some vague similarity to milk that’s cool. If other people want milk then suggesting that something that doesn’t taste like milk, barely looks like milk and has completely different mouthfeel, behavior when cooked and macronutrient profile isn’t very helpful.
“I did this and was fine. Therefore I think it is fine” is half of these stories.

It is of course possible to say “I was fine but probably was lucky”, which is at least acknowledging that food science is a thing and probably closer to the truth than your singular personal experience.

GP is pointing out that people take personal stories and turn them into some science-sounding conclusion.

If the internet existed in the 18th century people would talk about how London didn’t have sanitation systems but loads of people survived so all this nonsense about sewage management is silly.
It’s not a very impressive user interface. It works as an IDE but I would not show it to non developers as an example of a good Java user interface.
Where have all the artist addicts gone?
> We are too many people on the earth for the resources that we are naturally given.

The same old rant that we hear for like 100 years now "when we reach 1 billion people everyone will starve", "peak oil is just around the corner (back in the 70s)", and all this kind of bullshit.

Resources are plentiful as long as you are ingenious when it comes to harvesting them.
no pictures in the article, weird.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Wallis+Annenberg+Wildlife+Cr...
I think instead of straight prohibit, raw milk should be purchasable if the buyer understands the dangers, and knows how to treat their own usage so that it's safe - for example, they boil it themselves.

There's plenty of things that are dangerous and can kill you, but we don't and shouldn't prohibit it all. Instead, society should aim to educate, and also put in warning labels etc.