skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Google Attacks EU for Treating It Almost Like a ‘Criminal’
It's rarely so deliberate. In fact it's basically never that deliberate because even if the intention were diabolically trollish (which is uncommon and I don't think the case here), HN itself is too random to respond reliably multiple times in a row.

People are almost always just posting things they like/agree with and then other people, with different tastes and backgrounds, react differently. Sometimes by bursting into flames.

All of her fingertips burst into flames
All she could say was, "Oh extinguish them, James!"

(Robyn Hitchcock)
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I know, I was replying to the common sentiment in the comment section, not the article itself.
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The M1 arrived 13 years after the iPhone. A company of the size of Apple not putting out new products in keeping with its size is basically a lack of innovation. Some of my friends, who are Apple employees (and basically fanboys) can't stand to hear this, because they think that Apple is the greatest company on the planet (it may be, in terms of market cap, but debatable on all other fronts).

But, it's pretty difficult to follow up the iPhone and iPad with something that's as revolutionary. There are people who think the watch is in the same category, but I doubt it. It does sound like Ive was burned out, which the article points out. Once you are burned out, you are really rationalizing, ipso facto, your decision to leave, which has already crystallized in your mind. The article does point out that Ive was burned out and could not manage the large group effectively because he was overwhelmed. In the end the Gods were cut down to size. It sounds entirely plausible that Ive did not produce much (aside from the campus, whose
aesthetic and functional value is questionable) and made poor calls about the marketing of his first "independent" product, the watch (which was reoriented from fashion toward fitness by Cook), because he was burned out and bean-counters were running the show, sometimes rightly questioning extravagant designs in things such as the Apple campus.
Am I the only one that can't stand these games? They are so restrictive in their gameplay, so linear! It feels like watching an interactive movie more than playing a game.
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> a single almond requires more water than a human.

Also incorrect. Humans need to drink about 0.7 gallons PER DAY. To grow, an almond needs 1 gallon PER YEAR. (I'm guessing almond trees produce nuts once per year.) Point is they're different units, by a lot.

Ignoring the reality of how modern humans live sanitary lives is quite silly. Without lots of clean water to wash things, people live miserable lives - this is a focus of much NGO work.

A more reasonable analysis would conclude that a typical 1st world person's water consumption is equivalent to a hundred almonds per day. Per day.
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I never used the Kuiper Airborn Observatory, but several people in my grad school group did. Nearly every flight seemed to be a fiasco. Sometimes instruments rattled apart during takeoff. One postdoc was notified (months after the flight) that the telescope had a several degree pointing error during her observations.
Your first argument maybe is true but in the overall comparisons these laptops are heavier.

Forgiving for drops and dents? Yeah, I’ll give you that. Carbon fiber is durable, not scratch proof though.

Less expensive, yes, and you get those discounts bleeding into the components they use and the specs. Spec a high end Dev machine and compare with MacBook offering and it’s not even close. System76 is getting there, but they still use plastics too.

Build quality, I completely agree with this. The problem is production quality isn’t guaranteed and I had more issues with PC laptops (Dell, HP, Lenovo) than I have with my MacBooks (2008, 2012, 2014, 2020 M1).
for the UK, I found www.adhdcentre.co.uk which wants £895 for an online ADHD consultation, and the next appt is 7am tomorrow
> I've never found something trouble free

If you are specifically choosing something that works trouble free with Linux (i.e. popular with the kernel and distro developers), then this needn't apply. And practically speaking there could be nothing more popular than workstation ThinkPads.
Just keep heaping on the responsibility if they don't get burned out. Let's put these people to work. Better than me having to get off my ass.
This is probably the most under-rated comment in the thread. Speaking as a scientist in industry, polluting executive attention with internal spats over publication clearance is cause enough for termination.
haha, I just found [1]: (very nice I might add)

Program PowerPascal;
{$X+}
{
Who: Michael Warot
When: November 12,1989 (my 26'th Birthday!)
What: The beginnings of a language compiler,
takes source from STDIN, and generates
Assembler Source for STDOUT
}

pp002.zip Power Pascal v0.002 (c) 1993 by Mike Warot
Its a very old OS2-oriented Pascal compiler.
Source: .pas (Borland Pascal)
Output: .asm (32-bit => Masm 6.0 + Link386 = > lx .exe)
Documentation: comments in English

[1] http://www.exmortis.narod.ru/comp_src/pp002.zip
>It can be particularly difficult to write it on a mobile device due to lack of easy access to special symbols.

I'm assuming this excludes laptops, so we're talking tablets/smartphones? If so, out of curiosity, how often are you writing code on a smart phone/tablet? I've never written a line of any code on anything other than a laptop (when travelling) or desktop.
What is MD? Daily rate
varies between 400..800€.

There is a lot of work in this field, but the higher the rate – the more you have to wait for opportunities.
https://www.brendangregg.com/Images/brendan_clones2006.jpg

Is this some sort of training/demo room?
> Iowans spend an estimated $9 billion on food each year; 90—95% of this food is
imported into the state.

https://www.extension.iastate.edu/ffed/wp-content/uploads/20...
This could work in certain sector, like drug discovery.

Right now, a drug company (like Pfizer) will spend a billion dollars, then if successful, they have a patent and have to recuperate their investment before expiration (meanwhile, patients and their insurance providers are paying the premium, and those who can't, can't get the drug). But (depending on where you stand politically), these drugs have some public good, and it could be more direct to award prize money, then remove any restrictions on the drug after discovery.
The last people you want running an identity provider are the federal government. You don't want to give them the power to make you an un-person if you some day are not supporting the correct party or agenda.

Sometimes you need to know who a person is, most of the time you don't.

I don't need to know who you are to sell you a cup of coffee, or really anything you are paying for in full.

If I'm lending you money, I need to know to my satisfaction that you are who you say you are, in case I need to find you later to collect. That's my problem and your problem to work out. The Federal Government has no role here.
That picture has become some sort of meme of itself (I've heard it referred as "you can see penguins through ECB") because it's so damn popular.

However ECB is a lot worse than "you can see data patterns"--with a chosen plaintext attack (very common scenario in networking and storage applications) any dumbass can decrypt it trivially.
Congrats! I've been following your career for as long as I can remember. You are a big inspiration and I'm excited to see what you do next.
Thanks, will update that link.

That's exactly my next goal. Each book entry here is actually backed with a .md file that is currently empty. My plan is to write my reviews/notes there and display them when you click on a book.

I don't use Goodreads and haven't heard of Oku. Not sure why I don't use them really. The motivation here was mostly to learn some CSS.
Sometimes this is a good thing. Makes you stop. Sit down. Activates your analytical mind.
That's interesting, but a slight oversimplication since nitrogen isn't coming from the minerals. As long as nitrogen fixation can still occur (via decomposition of something organic, etc), I think the general principle seems reasonable, though not an expert.
All plastic laptop bodies have a metal frame which tells you how much they have faith in their body construction.
Broadband internet: Copper telephone wire could be almost as fast as fiber
Tauri GUI Toolkit History and Philosophy
> I doubt that blaming the consumer is helpful. Stuff like fat shaming usually backfires. And leads to us-vs-them polarization.

I'm not blaming the customer. I'm simply pointing out that we can do a lot for the meaningful change by "voting with our wallet".

[https://www.grocerygazette.co.uk/2022/01/25/43-of-brits-plan... - 43% of Brits plan to reduce meat consumption in 2022]
[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-58831636 - UK public now eating significantly less meat]
[https://www.plantproteins.co/vegan-plant-based-diet-statisti... - As many as 6% of U.S. consumers say they are vegan — a 6x (500%) increase compared to just 1% in 2014.1]

> Plus, it absolves the actual villains. No different than the industry funded rhetoric around plastic recycling and carbon footprint. As though Big Ag is only responding to consumer demand, and is other wise powerless to effect change.
> As though Big Ag is only responding to consumer demand, and is other wise powerless to effect change.

Plastic recycling is a ruse brought up by plastic manufacturers. It delayed meaningful action for decades.

The current situation with meat/dairy production is caused by BigAg lobying for subsidies, cementing its position with laws & institutions. They won't change on their own. They would like to seem like they do, but it's just a play we've already seen with cigatette manufactures, banks and oil/plastic producers. They are in it for the money. We need to remove that money.

I agree that we need to change the rules, but I've lost trust in our govermental systems long time ago.

> Our current food pyramid is the result of industrial policy choices. Perhaps we can make other choices. Perhaps by demanding a seat at the table.

Be the change you want to see in the world. If enough of us can change, the world will change.
How to Calculate the Cost of Universal Basic Income
I had an early 80s Accord with a sticky throttle. I almost wrecked my car many times because of it and I'm shocked I'm even here to type this.
What this means is: Loom ships in preview form in September, and if all goes well will probably graduate to a fully supported feature a year later. So it'll be September 2023 at the earliest before this can used. During that period you have to pass extra command line arguments to opt-in.

The good news is that long term supported releases got more frequent in recent times and the next one is due in ... September 2023. So there hopefully won't be any delays for people who have to wait for an LTS release.
Well, the 13” M1 MacBook Pro is basically the Air with a fan and more ports?
Open source 'Package Analysis' tool finds malicious NPM, PyPI packages
Synthetic fertilizer does have negative impacts, but saying they have negative food impacts borders on oxymoron.

Runoff to freshwater inducing toxicity is one major impact from over fertilization, which is not an implication of the product itself, but it's over use.

I'm told. IANA farmer but I know many and worked with ag and water quality researchers for a few years in MN, USA.
I'm all for nuclear power but I'd rather them not be located in seismically active regions. We've already seen the issues there.
Primer on Latency and Bandwidth: Speed is a feature
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What a drone picking up blood samples tells about healthcare in India
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"Fascism is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, and strong regimentation of society and the economy"

Nothing is truly fascist with a dictatorship, but you were the one to start throwing around that term. That said, regimentation of one's diet and control over the agricultural industry, likely with the supression of opposition in the name of what's good for society, would reasonably fit the rest of that definition.

The linked article talks about global adoption of dietary habits, mainly refraining from meat consumption or switching to other meat types. The only reasonable assumption for that happening is that some level of force would end up being applied.

On top of all this, the article linked (and your comments) fail to address the question in my comment about sustainably supporting an increasing population. The article you linked promotes intensive alternative such as farmed poultry, fish, and shrimp. To do those sustainably, we would have to look at massive changes in the crowding, low nutrient feed, and pharmaceutical use rampant in those. It also doesn't address the potential demand for land for other uses such as industrial or residential, nor for the anticipated increase in industrial use of crops for things like plant based plastics, nor does it seem to account for land classification and suitability, such as what could be grown on specific pieces of land and the economic labor models of the crops.

It's easy to say theoretically how we can just adopt another nation's food practices (not preferences). It's another to determine the geopolitical feasibility of it. I point out preferences here because we see that many nation's have a high demand for animal products as they develop.
Unless you really need some really advanced KiCAD features then Horizon is far far more usable. Night and day.
Fixed production on a terminal running in my phone. Would not recommend.
> Sounds like a way to say "I wrote shitty code, I know it, please merge it anyway", which is completely useless IMO.

This is not a TODO issue, this is a merge criteria issue. TODO and its variants are only as useful as the process enforced surrounding their use.

If a dev team agrees that code can't be merged until certain types of TODO-variants are addressed, then the comment may be useful.

But of course, if no such process exists, they may not be useful. But that's a team/process issue, not a fundamental problem with using TODO comments.
That's what the handbrake is for.
Because you can use whatever FontAwesome (for which I'm an early backer) icon when you are creating a skill for Alice using our backend skill creator on her browser interface. We could exclude the use of fa-brands.

Edit
https://www.blizzard.com/fr-fr/legal/8bcb0794-6641-4ce3-a573...
Intel was "disrupted" by their own doing when they missed the bus on the mobile revolution and the GPU revolution. And the M1 is very much a niche thing. It's an SoC, not a CPU, which is what Intel mainly produces, so comparisons of M1 and Intel processors are bound to be somewhat flawed.
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I gave a single example, please see her entire twitter feed. She says this over and over in multiple ways and it's quite clear what she is saying and whom she includes.

Beyond that, what I saw her write in internal groups at Google was simple not acceptable within reasonable bounds.
Ah yes I can look down and see the branch sticking out of my stomach, or the bear trap around my ankle.
It's odd that owners were not given this capability independent of John Deer.