skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People seem shocked when they find out that high-fat diets can be hugely beneficial for weight loss. I couldn't lose weight if it wasn't for keto. And the plus side is once you're used to eating high fat foods, you're just not as hungry. I've been finding myself kind of forcing to eat just to get enough calories now. Although I will say, some of these low carb ice creams are delicious and pack a ton of calories and fat.
Networking: High-Speed Switches (2021)
Same symptom happens with addiction: just because you see short term engagement because the product is designed to get users hooked, does not mean that they will not switch once better options are available. You can't retain long term loyalty with bad quality products - same thing happened with Facebook.
"I have a feeling that it will be challenging to revolutionize the world when most people have a hard time understanding what an NFT is."

Making it so easy to understand that a five year old can get it is where the big bucks will come in. The first people to do that will be the next billionaires. People like easy and if your product can deliver on that then you win the billion dollar prize.
You can see on the pictures the MB is modded to avoid this.
https://github.com/isemenkov/libpascurl
I'm not sure why the price matters. And reviewers don't tend to get golden samples in general; it's possible overclockers get some but I'd want to see evidence. Since they sent 14 this is probably legitimate.
The interesting thing about AI generated content is that it can't be copyrighted in US [0]. This impacts the intrinsic value of the art, which is quite significant reason behind why people collect it in the first place [1].

AI is to art what Ikea is to furniture. Bringing utility to masses but the bespoke market is live and well. In fact, I would argue that the bespoke market is doing better because the utility is so well covered and many want to differentiate themselves from the masses.

I believe AI will help filling up the blanks and picking up the grunt work, like in games generating textures of the walls or generating a jungle, but the story, the characters, ... will be produced by people. Not because AI can't do it, but because they will want to have copyright protection and be able to build on potential success. I believe this is going to be true across the board as more and more people make living from their creativity.

[0] https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/us-copyright-offic...

[1] https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691134031/ta...
Fine. We don't burn books. A free, liberal society allows these ideas to be expressed and judged accordingly. Dislike how many people buy into it? Fund education, fund civics. Don't ban information.
You could say the same thing about something less niche like spectrum analyzers 20-30 years ago. They used to take up equipment cabinets, and you needed purpose built versions for specific analyses.
When No-Code Stops Scaling (2020)
> “Libraries should be trusted hubs for quality information, and these companies are undermining the library’s traditional role in the information landscape,”

I never viewed libraries as that, I always thought more that they were repositories of humanity, hence why they offer additional things like music, software, etc

And I wonder how many religious texts they have, no doubt recommending worse than conversion

nevermind any of that, challenging our views is an important aspect of how we grow mentally, to remove that is just... damaging to the next generation
Why? Terminal.app has the lowest latency of them all on Mac!
you prepare it using wax/conformal coating (+towels) - it's quite a standard procedure for sub-ambient cooling.
I'll try to be more clear.

Say we're working together. You're saying that the default should be that you can interrupt me at any time for an interactive conversation. I can override that default by saying explicitly, "hey please don't interrupt me for X period of time".

I prefer the opposite default, where you would not assume I'm interruptible any time I haven't explicitly said that I'm not.

Whereas I said in my comment that I understand that some people prefer to work the opposite of my preference and I just prefer not to work with them, your comment is pretty clear that you think your way is best for everyone. I don't think that's right.

That's what I was trying to say.
What's the harm in saying anything that isn't true? What difference does it make if people believe the truth?
I'm a software dev and nothing would make me happier than a tool that successfully writes large applications for me. It would mean I can get far grander things done in a shorter amount of time.
They can always collect more!
It is not systemd dependent.
You can say it's lame, but it is everywhere in asia. Every movie theater, toys, bootleg merch - asia is saturated in it and people are paying for it because they love it. You can call it lame, but that's really more of a judgement on the people around you. Seems pretty short sighted.
they use it for the control plane. it's clearly not used for actually submitting trades.
Residents of CA can get cards to SF and LA public libraries by visiting a branch. These cards can be used to access e-books and audiobooks via Libby.
Feli from Germany actually covers this topic well, in her YouTube post at https://youtu.be/1Gyhu03qHTo -- as you would expect from someone who is German by birth, but speaks English very fluently and has lived in the US for years.
Specifically, in the first 100 deaths, two were shot by co-workers, and one by a shoplifter. For comparison, two were struck by lightning.
> You need planks that are crossed with each other, which require good quality saws and a tight fit.

You don't need saws at all. Initial shaping with an adze, and subsequent flattening/fitting of the two pieces with friction and an abrasive like sand would give you closely fitted wood surfaces, though not necessarily all that flat.

Note that a somewhat similar technique was used to fit irregular stone blocks together with high precision by the Inca.

You could also create a flat wood surface by abrasion against a flat stone surface, but that is more labor intensive to produce.
you come off as a corporate shill
You can always increase your reps or add extra weight to your body (weight vest, etc). Both are very quantifiable.
“Flight attendant” is outdated. The modern accepted term is “trolley dolly”.
Ask HN: Can Safari extensions for iOS work in other browsers?
Not an iOS developer, but I’m not sure if this is a technical limitation imposed by Apple, or if there hasn’t been a better effort. Apple’s webview HIG docs say:

> Avoid using a web view to build a web browser. Using a web view to let people briefly access a website without leaving the context of your app is fine, but Safari is the primary way people browse the web on iOS. Attempting to replicate the functionality of Safari in your app is unnecessary and discouraged.

So I guess Appple didn’t really mean it when they started supporting a default browser on iOS.

All of the Extension talks only mention Safari, but maybe there is a way?

[0]: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/ios/views/web-views/
I don't think I'm advocating that anyone be made to leave?
Could this be used in the future to steal Amazon drone deliveries?
Meditation can help you make fewer mistakes
> children ranging in age from 1 to 6 years old

Can children under 5 even get the vaccine?
Android 'improve location accuracy' seems to hunt for previously geocoded wifi beacons, to locate those people who have their phone GPS disabled. It's surprising to me how people are willing to allow their phones to send this info to data brokers.
Not an example, but there's potential to expose (give them) private or sensitive data.
Ask HN: How do you dispose of your dead (spinning platter) HDDs?
What a weird community this is. It's so, so far from perfect - but I fear recommending any changes lest the delecate ecosystem collapse.
Yeah, I appreciate the sentiment and I don't think most of it is out of ill-will. I just think it's ineffective. I'd rather just accept the need to educate every generation of its own responsibility for treating people fairly - rather than pretend that fixing words would make a difference.

There are also cases like "white-glove" where the phrase doesn't just represent the stereotypical "white = good & black = bad" - there is real meaning here, since white is a color which makes dust more visible.
biased i am, but you can use pavlok to #1 automate awareness with a vibration, based on hand motion, and #2 snap out and reduce automatic habits with the electric shock. Usually takes about 3-5 days for our knuckle cracking users (and smokers) to quit for good
You're in your 20's. Do it. You are at a time in your life when you can take chances. Make a plan, don't over think it and go for it. If it doesn't work out in 2 years come back and resume your life. Enjoy!
No, their AI will simply terminate your account for reasons that will never be made clear and the decision will be final with no appeal.
Networking for Post: Beyond 10GigE (2021)
Geez, now I want to write an article about how a game engine works, explaining the rationale for every piece of it; I don't think I've ever seen somebody do that before. It's all kind of spread around in disparate bits and pieces, often quite hard to find (or even to know that you ought to be looking for it).

Problem is that such a work would probably have to be more of a textbook, in terms of length and impenetrability. And it's not immediately obvious who the audience would be, as the vast majority of game developers these days are using pre-existing engines, rather than building new ones. But maybe there's still enough conceptual underpinnings that are worth discussing which would still be relevant for Unity/Unreal/Godot folks.
If every reddit user had a tag displaying their age, it would help shed light on why that site is such a joke. I suspect it's largely teenagers and young 20-somethings playing expert in a wide variety of fields.
Desktop Safari extensions work pretty well in Chrome. Keep in mind that Safari uses manifest v2, while Chrome v3, so you'll need two different manifests.

iOS Safari has some limitations [1], e.g.

1. the time it can run the background script.

2. you need to use the Alarm API (minute resolution) instead of `setTimeout`

3. no support for `contextMenus`, so you'll have to make your own.

If you need `executeScript` in Safari:

if (typeof chrome.scripting === "undefined")
chrome.scripting = {
executeScript: ({ files, target }) =>
browser.tabs.executeScript(target.tabId, { file: files[0] })
}

[1]
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/saf...
Yes, thank you for the explanation. I am also fascinated by these processes. When you say that you "see" it, do you mean you see it in your mind's eye (i.e like if I asked you to visualize a spinning cube in your head) or you actually literally see it as a seamless part of your visual field when you're looking around the world, like the text on your screen right now? (if that makes any sense)
Reality does NOT agree

https://www.iea.org/news/coal-power-s-sharp-rebound-is-takin...

https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/energy/india-s-coal-dema...
On a long enough timeline, we're all elevator operators.
It's likely more than just half. Over on the non-performative left side this would just get used as another example of companies trying to win woke points instead of doing anything materially beneficial in late stage capitalism, and that the hogs will eat up their slop.
It's inherently worthless because none of us are going to overclock our PCs and cool them with liquid nitrogen in daily use. It's a sport and top athletes routinely get their tools for free from manufacturers. In some cases they are custom built. An example where tools matter much more than the people using them: Formula 1' 1.6 liter engines are built, tested on a bench and only the best ones go into cars, 3 of them per car per year if nothing goes wrong. The author basically did that with CPUs.
I still wonder, how blacklist/whitelist or master/slave has helped or promoted slavery and racism.

And how many devs who are from black communities offended by the use of these terms, at least before it was made to be an issue in mainstream.

Because right now I feel like this is a "woke feminist" issue.

And I'm not a white person. I've never thought otherwise of these words, but maybe that can be because of the mixed society I grew up in.
Am i alone in thinking that the older ai art looks artistic, where the newer art just looks like superficial images, which while potentially technically impressive aren't really interesting artisticly interesting.
I think he means a set-theoretical collision, not a feasible collision attack. I.e. "is SHA256 a bijection on 256-bit integers?"
I hear this a lot, but doesn’t corroborate with my experience seeing folks at calisthenics parks.

This [1] is what I look like with only body weight training. Even if I could, I intentional don’t want to get any bigger given how it affects other sports I play and my current preferences (slightly impacted by my partner’s).

1 - https://www.instagram.com/p/CbKPiVsoSN-/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
I had a serious hernia, but I was in jail, so I couldn't get it fixed for six years. I decided to be careful and just continue working out. I can't recommend it for everyone, but I think the body is capable of more than most people would realize. I assume hernia surgery is a fairly modern invention.

After surgery it was fairly painful for a few weeks. Since recovery I've worked out hard and not had any trouble. I'm a sample size of one.
Considering we're in the middle of a pandemic, and that there's no vaccine approved for infants, there's not much mystery there.

Of course they will avoid like plague having to make that connection. Just like they tried to cover up the fact that Sars-Cov-2 is airborne (too expensive to admit it).

Scary that US is not even the first country to report this.
Another super useful powercfg flag is /lastwake to tell you why the computer woke up from sleep.

Has helped me identify flaky input peripherals or timers many times. Worst was an HP laptop with a wonky touch bar for media controls, that would frequently ghost press and wake the computer, even when in hibernate and with the lid closed.
> [..] typed “annoyed” and Google suggested he change it to “angry” or “upset” to “make your writing flow better.”

Why would their algorithm do this?

Like, whether that's a bug or intended, how could their algorithm have ended up suggesting that "annoyed" was non-inclusive?
Not sure what to make of this. It was an engaging read but the thrust of it seems to be that people are superficial and judge others by their appearance.

No shit?
I completely agree, although in my own writing I would probably avoid white-glove not because of any race association but again because it’s an idiom that you have to have existing context to know. If your upbringing didn’t make you associate white gloves with fastidious butlers then you will probably be confused. You might instead associate cleanliness with the yellow gloves worn by many cleaning staff.
Thanks, I at least know they exist now :)
Feel the same as someone who dilettantizes with text-to-image synthesis - strong polarity between “how is this any different from the rest of the OSS movement which I support” and a feeling that these images are somehow gratuitous and… facile is only half the word?

But having done it myself, I couldn’t deny any human their own experiment towards fulfilment of their imaginary with these unbelievably neat little bits of maths. If art is ways of feeling, this helps me see the labels to my own world in new ways, and make new inter/extrapolations - seems legit! And the possibility for infinite subtle gradations with the interplay of model, data, and hardware is extensive.

And no longer cloistered behind membership institutions, but available to any with the noggin and consumer hardware to access it… except, expanding equitable access to those things goes through a fraught moral calculus of social and planetary justice. So, in a sense behind membership institutions for those who are excluded by the monetary cost.

Work has been exhibited, transacted in and reified for far less. This feels unfortunate, but I don’t know why.
Do you have a monorepo? Test infrastructure?
Richard Stallman's Personal FAQ
The situation has probably improved (WSL of course is an option now), but when I first got started, I found developing in Python on Windows to be a nightmare of compatibility problems that I simply wasn't experienced enough to figure out. Lots of things I needed just wouldn't install and I'd see inscrutable C compilation errors or log messages about eggs and wheels. I actually ended up switching to Linux for work and personal use because of it.
I have great respect for the Jacks. They have a silent intelligence that often stands above the most ardent of specialist. You can put them anywhere.
There seems to be a very very clear disconnect between Tesla car's actual capabilities, their marketing claims, and the stuff they say to cover their asses legally.
I had a coworker hired in 2015 (with previous work experience) who had never used any revision control.
If you're gonna go the effort of doing this I see no reason at all why playing the silicon lottery is a bad thing.

It's not a consumer test. Of course it's advertising
I would argue against his theory of a vibe-shift in web design post-2015.

I certainly remember during 2007-2013 that there were enormous amounts of sites using illustrations in a very similar way to how they are now. In fact, I would go as far as to say there are way more sites using full-bleed "hero" photographs now than there were then.
You could use one of those non-conductive liquids [1]. They have products with pour points going down below -100C. Depending on the interface between the liquid nitrogen and the coolant it might still flow well.

[1] https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/data-center-us/applications/imme...
Has anything changed in the guidelines that prompted this post?
Post already flagged. Just posted a theory which was asked for. Neither asked for flags.

I am not even implying it comes from the vaccine. But we have a data point where the Russian vaccine batches had replicating adenovirus, with projections of liver damage. I do not see why a sick person could not spread that to other persons.

Or it could have been a transfection due to co-infection of SARS and adenovirus, where adenovirus picked up part of the genetic code of SARS.

My theory is that it is related to either the COVID outbreak, or the resulting vaccination efforts (which not all countries followed strict protocols). Seems too coincidental to get an adenovirus outbreak shortly after a pandemic. But could be: a new adenovirus.
Whatever you do, don't get caught up in this. It's a slippery slope. We aren't in control of our thoughts. Lucidity and ability to reason are fleeting. Most people take it for granted and don't realize as its slipping away.

I've seen it in the elderly, and my friends who took too many drugs and never came back.

Keep in mind the commenter is literally describing a mental illness in a way that makes it sound positive. Are they intelligent? Yes. Not arguing that. Are they mentally healthy? Fuck no.
Oh, they just click Yes after google maps asked them literally every time they try to locate themselves on a map. This is clearly a dark pattern and a constant reminder why Google cannot be trusted.
May items from your list running on Windows 10 be considered as online developer tools?
Relatively common? Can you share links to 2 examples?
I guess I don't have any evidence here, but that chronology seems way, way, way off to me. I remember cars having awful touch screen UIs long before Tesla got off the ground.
> I just do not know all the content Netflix has because the browsing is so bad

Yeah, you can't rest your mouse anywhere, all the things pop up and autoplay even without clicking. Same thing happens on Twitter, everything reacts to clicks. If 95% of the screen space is listening for clicks and mouse-over's then you have to be really careful not to misclick on something. It's even worse if you like to run everything through TTS - just try to double-click select something without triggering the click event listeners.
Between actual moderation and community moderation, yes. The way moderation works on HN is somewhat hidden though: dead comments will disappear, post titles and such are edited with no (publicly visible anyway) history, etc.

Inspired by Stalin, I imagine. I'm nervous to say 'it works', since we don't know really know what's being suppressed or changed.
Disney ran a smear campaign against the government of Florida and advocated against parental rights in education.

So the government of Florida removed Disney's immortal governmental status provided to no other companies. This seems fair to all businesses in Florida.

It's not about free speech. It's about ending a friendship.
If you're interested, here's a video of when a youtuber did it live on a 5900x about a year ago. They go into fine detail about the process.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISmyfzlf8SY
Basically none of this post is true. History in Mercurial is thoughtfully mutable (much more than Git) with public and draft phases; hg backout is part of the base distribution; it fully supports the PR model and better ones like stacked diffs. Ultimately it lost because of GitHub, but it lives on as Fig at Google and Eden at Facebook (both of which heavily use mutable history, of course).
Cut the browser off from anything but the xorg and pulseaudio sockets (no dbus!). Then it can't place any inhibitors.
Heh, yep. Where I live, Comcast is the only choice and they know it. I pay $60/mo to get 25Mb down. And pushing bits upstream is so slow that I have to schedule any "big" uploads to start around bedtime.
Is your argument that there is enough free random porn to make it not worth paying for OnlyFans?

The reason I would pay for OnlyFans content, if I could afford it, is that there are specific creators on there that I find particularly attractive, either physically or personality-wise, and I would love to help fund their lifestyle.
The comments on this post sure are something. Do I really have this many peers that apparently live in constant fear of the woke Boogeyman?
How much authorship is needed to claim copyright though? If the creation is made by a combination of AI and human, then there must be a certain point where it becomes copyrightable, a fact that many AI art generation services will exploit.
Mine still does that.
Archives of the above ft.com articles, to bypass the paywall:

https://archive.ph/qcO5H

https://archive.ph/AHv1W
One could add material from neutron stars and exceed the weight limit easily