skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One of my favorite versions of this trick was invented by Martin Gardner and actually uses a timing attack... on your brain! [0] Without apparently telling the magician anything, you end up giving enough information to uniquely identify your number!

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20121228075545/http://devblog.bu...
>At regular cooking temps, the chemicals still leach into the food

Source?
In the US, these days even Walmart has them[1] in stores I've been to. This particular product isn't necessarily a great deal, but just by virtue of being on the shelves, people are exposed to the idea of using a safety razor.

[1] https://www.walmart.com/ip/van-der-Hagen-Stainless-Steel-Dou...
There's no need to edit or delete. Treat Twitter as a changes feed. Encode your editions and deletions as new tweets.
One issue is Japan's aging voting population cares little for policies that impact younger generations:

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/28/world/asia/japan-election...

The young have the deck stacked against them and in turn are opting to not have children.
No, overpopulation is a myth.
Well.... If they know how fast, they might be able to know the number :-)

https://web.archive.org/web/20121228075545/http://devblog.bu...
Part of the reason the USA is cutthroat and poorly run is because of how heterogeneous the population is and the frontier mindset that comes with that. Importing immigrants en masse is likely to cause a lot of social instability and isn't a decision that should be taken lightly.

Think about it, all the hallmarks of Japanese society, tradition, respect, how will those survive if there's a relentless onslaught of foreigners who do not understand or believe in those values. Part of what made Japan was their ability to guard themselves from foreign encroachment and only incorporate elements of western culture that worked for them.
Maybe the government should finance and distribute drugs to homeless people. Some people are homeless because they can't afford their prescriptions (drugs).
What happened to all the data? Did you end up using it?
I cook the family breakfast on a cast iron skillet every Dadurday. I like the taste of butter with eggs and use about a 1/2 teaspoon per pan full. It's about the same for pancakes if there's oil in the batter. My best advice is to never wash the pan ...just wipe it down with a paper towel.
Don't blame Lufthansa, blame the EU institutions and the French government for creating this bizarre nomadism of EU parliamentarians.
They're probably referring to healthcare in Japan. School and business culture is probably fairer and less sexist in the US than in Japan. Korea is similar too. Birthrate is declining. Immigration is kept very low; ethnic identity is important. Healthcare is way better than the US. And school and business culture are cutthroat and pretty sexist.
A fitting reply to an entire thread of armchair shipyard workers.

FACT: I make $66K as the Assistant Foreman of the Inside Machine Shop.

I run a busy shipyard repair yard shop for Tugs and larger.

6 employees and my boss.

I make $31 dollars an hour in Norfolk Virginia USA.
My salary is similar to most all shipyards in the region.
I have 37 years experience in the marine environment.
>I checked on wikipedia and I found no mentions of that in the finished product.

It's both/ Read the article I linked above "most people in the U.S. have PFAS in their bloodstream" so these chemicals are toxic in the finished product (which they then digest when using) and during manufacture.

>While contamination of drinking water around military bases and factories gets most of the attention, the EPA says 80 percent of human exposure comes from consumer products in the home.
I have done chmod -r plenty times by mistake and never known it removed read permissions. Oh God.
You can use a straight razor with replaceable blades (the same blades used on a safety razor).
There are so many people from developing countries who desperately want to migrate to a developed country. Indians(specifically from Punjab state) spend their whole life's earning to migrate illegally to US/Canada/Australia.

Im not sure why so little people migrate to Japan. Is it the policies or the language?
Very cool! I wanted to try to make something like this so that I can make my own bookshelf background for zoom calls. I got as far as finding no book spine artwork data sources.
Eh honestly this is probably for the best considering Japan is probably not best suited for handling climate change impacts on their country.
Environmental protection is not something that's solved by personal choice, it's solved by changing our system to a circular economy. Perhaps individual choice can pioneer new ways to live, and demonstrate that other lifestyles are possible that are just as fulfilling and convenient as more environmentally damaging ones. But in the end, environmental protection is a "we" and "people" problem not a "me" or "I" problem.

I did not make the post you were responding to. So asking me to take responsibility, accusing me of being young and full of hormones, is yet more of a shit post in your part.

I tend to find that in my (many more than 20) years on this planet that when responding to someone, the utmost important thing to speak the truth, and secondly to respond in kind in order to be most likely to understood by the person you are talking to. So if you apologize for your post, I too apologize for responding in kind.
>and start letting some skilled workers in

Why is third world brain drain the only palatable solution to population decline? What about programs that encourage native reproduction?
Probably easier if you imagine it with a much smaller range of numbers, like 1-9, or even 1-3
Given the longevity and frequent re-evolution of Feudal systems throughout history it's worth considering whether Feudalism is the default economic system.

Seemingly the only times we haven't had feudal societies coincided with extreme disruption of the economic system such as occurred during the industrial revolution, the expansion of agricultural land in North America, or the rise of corporations in the 1600-1700s.

When economic growth falls to zero the economy becomes zero-sum. Why wouldn't individuals secure sinecures in the form of monopolies or mega corporations ownership?
> crispy [...] texture

Of course it's crispy, you are deep-frying your eggs in oil, like McDonalds-style fries. It may feel delicious, like almost anything overcooked with high temperature, but it is not quite healthy.
Ah, cool. I was not aware they added that. I've been using MGG... Though I will say mine is better as you can set milestones, create groups of gear, add multiple to a ride...etc.

For example, in Strava I can add a bike and it's components. In MGG I can add a hashtag rule (say #road or #mtb) and MGG will add whatever components to that ride. Be it a HRM, helmet, tire, chain, bike etc.

Lastly - MGG will support this for any activity, not just cycling. Like when I run I use different shoes for trail vs road. And again, maybe HRM or running pack too. I like to track everything I use to measure ROI and durability.

Anyway... been a paying Strava user since 2013, glad to see they are adding stuff still.
It is the teacher that matters, not the school.
> I never used a double-edged blades for shaving, but I think that 2- or 3-bladed cartridges will generally shave better or at least quicker. Not sure about 5-bladed, but whatever.

Not really. DE doesn't jam as much as 2/3/5 blades, and is generally faster to get to a full shave with about a week's growth for me. Just that the setup and cleanup is a little longer. It also takes a bit more practice to get the DE razor working properly (angle/force etc.,) compared to the cartridge razors.

In general, I prefer DE at home and cartridges for travel, because it's generally easier to travel with cartridges in carryon.
> six lines of McIlroy’s shell pipeline accomplished the same thing as

Common misconception. See https://buttondown.email/hillelwayne/archive/donald-knuth-wa... ("Donald Knuth Was Framed") and discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22406070 (etc).
Ask HN: Has the myth of the tech bubble finally died?
I think it’s telling that even as tech stocks and valuations flounder, no one is yelling that “the tech bubble is finally popping!” We’ve been hearing about a tech bubble for over a decade, yet now, nothing.
How do you buy less than one piece of fruit? Isn't that what you're arguing against?
It's more like: if there was a replicable test for assigning capital, the pricing of that assignee/that capital would already reflect the results of that test.
This is a challenging transition that all countries should prepare for and debate how to handle.

But ultimately this is good news. Population cannot keep increasing and evidence is that it is unsustainably high now. So Less pressure on the environment, more space, hopefully increased productivity and wealth per capital (by harnessing automation).

Japan specifically is overcrowded (coubtry is not that big and most of it is actually montains with people crowded in coastal plains), so this is an opportunity to increase individuals' quality of life.
It's a complex mess of lots of factors. Economically, the CPI is extremely resistant to change over there. Companies apologize for raising prices by even a few pennies. Nationally controlled zoning practices keep residential buildings high in supply, and they're not treated as investments like a home in the US is, so a house will become worth nearly nothing in 30 years' time.

Obviously, there are pros and cons to this. Cheap housing, but no transfer of wealth to later generations through housing. Even if your parents die, the estate they leave you is subject to a death tax, so you lose even more of what wealth they might have built for you.

I think the biggest factor to do with the decrease in birth rates is that school and work are so demanding over there. People can't relax well enough unless they find themselves in the graceful employment of western-style companies. Not everyone is a salaryman, but enough that it makes family life challenging.

Aside from that, you've also got the brain drain of urbanization, where most rural villages are outright dying as people migrate to Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto/Fukuoka.

All this said, I'd still live there in a heartbeat. You will never live in a more affordable, safe, convenient city as Tokyo. No other city even comes close.
That sounds incredibly hard in Japan. I would think a lot more dual nationality marriages take the Japanese citizen abroad.
Huh, you're right. I had never noticed options like `-gen-decls` or `-nostdinc` before. I also should've thought of `-static`. Yeah, that's weird.

Also, I just noticed: they have `-nostdinc` for C, but the C++ equivalent is `-nostdinc++`, which looks like "no stdin C++".
Indians are ready to come work for you, Japan. Just say the word.
The gel detergent is more convenient than the powder for the reasons you mentioned
>Their point about "smart" TV's having a shorter life than older dumb TV is a valid point. Some models tend to become pretty useless and at least inconvenient when their software gets outdated.

This sounds like a non-issue, in a "broken escalators become stairs" kind of way. If your smart TV doesn't work because it hasn't received software updates for years, and the youtube/netflix app no longer works anymore, can't you just... use it as a dumb TV?

>This doesn't even touch on the repairability issues inherent in modern TV design.

What "repairability issues"? TVs hasn't been repariable for decades now.
It really isn't unless looking at the world through the eyes of a "everything exists to be consumed by humans, preferably me and my family/friends" entity. Shortcut to dystopia, this.
"Why author doesn't take a change in quality into account?"

Followed by advocating the lower quality options...

The old safety razors shave just as well as a new cartridge razor. The only advantage to the cartridge razor is that if you're a moron you have a lower risk of slicing a finger open when changing the blade.

Your idea of convenience from using a Teflon skillet is based in ignorance. Both of the maintenence involved and of the difference in food quality between the two types of pans.
Japan has really strict immigration policies and is actually enforcing them (well at least outside of prostitution/trafficking)
I have one of those double edged rasor, I've been using it for like 20 years. Mine is made of silver, which is a good anti bacteria. For the blade, I use carbon steel ones made for cleaning the vitroceram/induction hot plates. They cut much better than stainless steel, and are cheaper, but must be changed once a week to prevent rust and also it is better to unscrew the razor a bit to let them dry. I don't use any cream, just regular soap and water.
>“ In Japan, Rural Voters Count More Than Those in Big Cities. It Shows.”

Sounds familiar
some humans populations are growing rapidly.. almost fifty percent of the entire population is under 25 in some groups, right now.. it happened during the same years that these IT and JP populations fell.

Without elaborate socio-political analysis, falling back to simple biology, one model says there are "K"-type populations and "N"-type populations.. it explains a lot right there.
Our of curiosity, do you know why that is? What makes TVs different from monitors? (Genuinely don’t know much about the space)
I am aware of many of the studies being referenced in those reviews. You should be aware that sticking a handful of rats in a box and microwaving them has almost become a running joke because most of those studies tell you absolutely nothing concrete about the effects of normal levels of RF radiation on rats, let alone on humans. Peer review means less than you might think. For less demanding journals it usually just means you didn't do anything egregiously wrong and for very low impact journals you can usually get published if you have a pulse and have correctly formatted your manuscript.
People usually don't publish null results. When people do publish positive results in contentious subjects you generally expect them to be rigorous and with high statistical support. A p value of 0.05 is not good enough because I know there are a lot more than 20 groups out there microwaving rats looking for something to publish.
This is why when I click on that first review, look up the first study I see it reference, and see that the researchers are making claims using experimental groups of only 6 rats it makes me want to die. I'm not going to continue this discussion further.
If you are using vscode or any other editor that supports the Language Server Protocol [1], ocaml has an excellent LSP offering [2] now that is built on top of merlin. There is a vscode plugin available as well [3].

[1] https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/

[2] https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml-lsp/

[3] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ocamllab...
Because they're an island nation? Perfectly suited for clean energy from e.g. offshore wind and advanced fission with passive afterglow heat removal systems.
And with no roadmap to reopen for the rest of the year at least, and considering they've always treated immigrants and descendants of immigrants a second class citizens, it does look like they just don't want foreigners at all and not because of health concerns.
Tony Fadell: The Nest Thermostat Disrupted My Life
why do we need billions and billions of people on the planet. Can we let other species and forests breathe for a little bit.

any decline is great great news, warms my heart.
The Reserve Bank of India new rules that have been open for implementation for over an year came into effect. Bottom-line no auto debits more than 5000 rupees a month without consent. This is a great consumer protection initiative but hurts large vendors as they have to seek consent every month.
The best proof of any kind of methodology is in its application and results. I'd be impressed if some data were to be presented showing its effectiveness.
Really a lot. I recently installed CloudReady (equivalent of ChromeOS Flex) on a 8th Gen Dell latitude. From Gimp to running 3 different chrome browsers with different profiles. All just works.
Correct, my apologies for not fully articulating. USA is extremely centered on "let the individual bear the burden", not "how can our society rise to the occasion".

Sure, we have a better choice of who we see and when as it comes to doctors, but you're also footing the cost more for that privilege.
For some reason the lack of distinction between open an close quote marks in Noto Sans really bothers me, they look almost identical unless you look real close. It is a fine font face but I have a hard time appreciating it because I can’t look past this—in my opinion ugly—design choice.
I made the switch to a projector a couple years ago and advocate highly for them. The screen can disappear when not in use, and they're "dumb by default". New LED projectors have bulbs rated to last 10k hours or more.
Well you're not "deep frying" it you're pan frying it. The difference is the amount of food exposed to oil.
The fact that it's a bad thing seems to be implied.

But, and in spite of the clear challenges this already does and will create, ultimately, is it really a problem?
Where do you get a fully automatic espresso machine for 300 EUR?
The prerequesite would be a list of non spammy blogs.

Could it be crowdsourced, similar to how ad blocker filter lists are crowdsourced?
You would be surprised at the complexities of parrots, though...
I have a lodge pan that I took an orbital sander to. It's smooth as glass.
My favorite shopping aggregator found 840 TVs from 70 to 85 inches. 503 of them has 4 HDMI inputs. Seems like it is most popular number of inputs for TV of that size. PC, Xbox, Playstation, media player. Do you need more?
> It gives a closer shave and cause more skin irritation.

Which type of razor are you referring to? It’s hard to tell.

I went to old school safety razors because they caused so much less irritation than Gillette. But it did take finding a good quality DE blade.
I cook exclusively with cast iron pans (not because I’m some sort of purist, but because that’s what I happen to have), and you can absolutely fry an egg with just a bit of butter or oil and no crispiness.
https://alt.pavethe.earth/
I'll agree with all of these except maybe number 10... with a caveat. They won't have been there, no. But the mission is setting up the groundwork. They will be sending the modules, support systems and return craft necessary for such a system to work. The shortest flight time (six months I think) only comes around every two years or so (26 months, technically).
I'm not talking about turning Japan into a bastion of liberty like the US with "give me your poor, your tired, your weak".

I'm talking about skilled workers that are willing to assimilate. I haven't taught myself Japanese for nothing. I'm not going to go over there and turn it into Texas.
I am by no means a professional audio engineer, but I p̶l̶a̶y̶ ̶o̶n̶e̶ ̶o̶n̶ ̶T̶V̶ am a lifelong audio enthusiast, so these are my clearly my opinion, but:
I once did an experiment recording a solo piano concert in a beautiful music hall. One instrument only, not a band or a group. I created two setups for the recording, one was with two traditionally-placed high-end mics, and the other was with a binaural head recording unit sitting in the audience.
Afterward, I asked several people to compare the two recordings and give me their opinion.
Many comments about the traditional mic setup were quite favorable ("this recording is very clean" or "very pristine" or "this sounds like a good CD recording", etc.). But without exception, every person who then listened to the binaural recording gasped or exclaimed about how realistic it sounded. About how it sounded like they were sitting there in front of the piano. Some even had goosebumps.
The very-good-but-standard stereo setup recorded reverb, overtones, harmonics and so much more in a beautiful way, but the binaural recording caught the subtle cues and millisecond differences in right ear-left ear perception that can fool the brain into thinking it's live. It's not just about 'stereo separation' or 'left-right panning'.
Check these out (ONLY WITH HEADPHONES) for an idea of why binaural audio is so interesting (even better if you close your eyes and do not move your head while listening):
https://open.spotify.com/track/6CXy9faZUH6K49dcJOikK9?si=b8b...
https://open.spotify.com/track/2U46YhTirldVjofuErenz7?si=579...

Another interesting link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAFXElyM-TM
Just right within the last few days Cloudflare's DDoS protection has started blocking older and/or niche browsers, so all I can say about them is #*'@~?!§%$§#@!!
I was thinking the same thing, but you can explain to a child what the problem is. They can learn, in just a few minutes, how not to make that mistake again and improve their model of the world. It’s not as clear to me how you’d do that with GPT3, could you construct a text that includes this information and have it ingest it?
Isn’t declining population a government problem?

Perhaps it’s ok for the human race to reduce in numbers to help heal the planet?

Population reduction is a very strong signal for the government to change its behavior and yet… they still behave the same for decades: long work hours, non-existent immigration policy, lack of support for working women, little job opportunities for young people, etc.
Using what kind of attachment?
I was under the impression that commercial displays optimize for longevity instead of picture quality. Is that not the case?
But the ingredient still obviously makes it way to the final product, hence the documentary.
Seems to be a real thing[1]. I took you literally at first, but I guess you mean you’re looking for a specific result and not seeing it? This article[2] makes a case for using (pure) flax oil and a special procedure.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasoning_(cookware)

[2] https://sherylcanter.com/wordpress/2010/01/a-science-based-t...
I don't think I have enough experience to write that advice. But from what I have seen embedded HTML is the most reliable.

You can also use enclosures but not all readers will display these. Notably WordPress puts every embedded image into an enclosure so a lot of places just ignore them to avoid duplicates.
I lived in Italy for many years. It's my impression that Italy is losing its young population due to incredibly low salaries. Young professionals see 10x-20x salaries in the US or 5x salaries in Germany, Switzerland, Norway. And they make one obvious choice.

And your taxes and your version of IRS are just insane. We have a relative, a single mother, who is making 15K EUR a year, and they are going after her because her accountant used a wrong category when she paid taxes 5 years ago, so now she has to pay 10K eur fine for that year and 5K for the next (basically a whole year of income).

Another relative is a medical professional making 88K EUR in private practice, but he pays 55% in income taxes.

Another friend was making 14K EUR per year coding C#. He moved to the US since, now making 10x of that.

It's absolutely insane. I have zero surprise young people are fleeing.
For eggs it is about the same, egg's white is thin enough on a skillet and its down side is fully immersed into oil.
Fortunately there is no shortage of people on the planet, and plenty of younger people who would be happy to immigrate to either of those places. "Not enough younger people in our country" is an easily solvable problem.
Immigration could always be opened. That's how the U.S. grows. Plenty of demand for an eu citizenship.
I'm not saying it's the only solution. This is an interim improvement that helps their country in the short-term while giving foreigners a nicer place to migrate and assimilate into.

Obviously, this problem is more systemic than what immigration outright fixes. As to what steps are needed to rectify it, I couldn't say, nor would I dare to as a third party gaijin.