skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One simple improvement would have been to pause simulations as soon as system comes to rest.
Algae oil. That's what I take as a vegan, and I also eat ground flax and chia in smoothies regularly
It's a product of its time, it has seeded practices that for us is common knowledge nowadays. In 2005 it wasn't, most software companies were still stuck with long feedback loops, hierarchical decision making and goal-setting, over-analysis of requirements and little to no maneuvering room to change requirements once development was started.

It's vague exactly because it's a manifesto, not a handbook on how to apply it.
This is still vague, as the same article mentions:

> This paragraph shall not prevent technical storage which is necessary for the conveyance of a communication without prejudice to the principle of confidentiality.

> Paragraph 1 shall not affect any legally authorised recording of communications and the related traffic data when carried out in the course of lawful business practice for the purpose of providing evidence of a commercial transaction or of any other business communication

It seems to be inline with other rulings, where tracking business-related analytical data is allowed without consent (purchases, transactions, failed transactions, etc.).
Yeah, proxying adtech company resources through your own server is the latest in adtech's attempts to bypass ad blockers and 3rd party cookie blocking.

I'm so glad to be out of that market.
I don't think you understand what transactionally safe means. SQLite used in this manner is not a database, it's a cache. Thinking otherwise will give you a bad time when the value you're writing is based on the stale value you read.
ChromeOS and macOS already use this sort of model.
Perhaps you could avoid the need for an additional replication tool if you happened to have some kind of synchronous stretch clustered SAN storage on which to place the SQLite database file. Moving HA to the infra layer?
Great article. I like the mentioned communication patterns very much.
Basically, it's NOT patent-free, it is completely patents encumbered, but since most usages of AV1 are YouTube, Google will help you defend yourself against suers.

However, make a competitor of YouTube, and I wish you good luck not paying those fees.

With regards to "from people who had nothing to do with development", there are many research centers, not patent trolls, who actually published publicly their researches. Maybe the people who did AV1 didn't read the literature, but I'll presume they did.
use more than one SQLite file? we have one per day and project for example.
Cool, but maybe have a way to view the site without all the simulation fanfare. Make it a proper 90s site.
Could you post sources? I feel this is especially wanted for free dietary advice on the internet. Not saying that you're wrong, I simply don't know, but just a quick search on 'bioavailability of n-3 fatty acids' show a lot of research which goes various ways and not necessarily confirming what you say here.
As someone coming from erlang (but not a huge ton of experience in it) my only gripe is the difference in string/binary handling, everything else is quite smooth, totally comparable to Clojure+Java libs.
Just turn off javascript.
You are not reading what I'm writing, and instead projecting your own rather scary ideas onto the discussion. I'm arguing to lift people up, to create more opportunities, and to make those opportunities accessible to more people, instead of less.
lol not like the us could do the same.
- difficult to gauge how much they know, and how slow/fast I should in explaining stuff

Generally I think this is a difficult problem. Some people will agree and nod as if they understood everything without understanding anything, while others will ask dozens of questions when they already understand 99% of what you're trying to explain but just wanted to clarify details. I think the best way to gauge how this is with different people is to explain a problem or task, see how they react and how many questions they ask, then set them on the task and see how they solve it. That gives you a reference for if they agree to everything and solve the task quickly and easily they understood, or if they struggled it gives you an opportunity to talk about them asking questions and saying something if they weren't clear. You can use this to calibrate from there.

Additionally, I've found that people can be more forthcoming with talking about problems they're facing in a role in a more social setting. Going to lunch if in office or in some unstructured chat if remote.

- distraction (I am excited to mentor, hence my brain keep coming back to that (providing resources, reviewing their work, etc.) while I am supposed to do my work)

I think this is human nature to have your mind on the most interesting problem you're facing, which in this case to you at the current time is your mentee. It's something you just have to overcome to focus on your current task. If you have a team try to spread the reviewing across the team, this is helpful to the person as somebody else on the team may learn the same way they do and be able to explain something in a way that makes more sense to them and that's okay, as a mentor understanding that people need more feedback from different sources and providing a way for them to get that both frees yourself up and helps them.

- how detailed/nitpicking should I be in reviewing, how to explain the right concept at the right time

I generally think that nitpicking should be avoided in all reviews, point out things that are wrong for clear reasons and keep to your same review process you use for the rest of the team. Wrong could be opinionated if it doesn't fit the working style of the team. Explain concepts when they ask how something works, or if they have done something that is wrong.
But those registered krill oils are way more expensive. Alleged absorption improvement is 2.5x (in only 1 study AFAIK). Just take more cheaper algae or fish oil. This all smells of krill oil manufacturer marketing. And who knows who funded that study.
Why would a desire to pay less tax on your part influence a government’s misappropriation of the public purse?

That’s what voting is for surely?
Oh, it only requires ALL the energy from by far the largest and most environmentally destructive hydroelectric dam on the planet? One that accounts for 10% of China's energy use? Oh, that's nothing at all then! /s

How do guys like you keep a straight face saying things like this? This is an utterly insane amount of power. And putting into context the utility these crypto services are providing to most people (very little), it's even more insane. How much power would we be using if everyone actually started using PoW crypto for useful transactions regularly?

And it's not just electricity, it's high-end silicon too.

Cryptocurrencies is the first example of an algorithmic cancer IMO. (I cell that's tricking its host into thinking it's useful, but which mainly replicates and takes over resources as much as it can regardless of the utility the cells have to the host.)
Yes. If you try to hold your breath, the pain you feel is from CO2 buildup, not because of a lack of oxygen. If you lie still, the oxygen would last for many many minutes, but most people will be in such a pain after a minute or two that the body refuse to keep holding the breath.

Consequently, that's why hyperventilating is absolutely a no-go when freediving. It tricks your body, by not triggering the CO2 feeling. So then you can suddenly pass out without feeling you were close to running out of air.
Permissioned chains are not inherently bad, but people must understand the difference between a permissioned chain and an economically open protocol (there's a spectrum). And much of the insidiousness in crypto these last two years is the former posing as the latter.
Did you read the article? It explicity mentions situations where you think drama is inevitable. See the part about the guiding policy.
A large part of it is that the publisher is having to make code changes to do so, and as part of doing so, may as well set, and then forward cookies to your adtech company right? Assuming you're not in a GPDR country.

Helps your advertiser still gain some info if the user is blocking the 3rd party cookies they'll try to render anyway.

The drive to map 1st party cookies to 3rd party cookies to compensate for stricter default cookie blocking in non-Chrome browsers, and the generalised failure of doing so, is what drove Google's FLoC.

Even though user targeted ads are generally pretty ineffective, advertisers are addicted to them.
Mastodon IP Anonymization
Sounds like servitude or serfs? Elite sport is one thing but for mere mortals I guess it would become extremely abusive.
If you use JSON for configuration (as it should be), why not update the whole file and get change tracked in VCS? If you use it as a database, why not Mongo then?
> vs someone invading you for no reason.

That's the first point you deny: Russia have COUNTLESS reasons to invade, reasons built by NATO for their proxy war they need. Why? Because us in the EU have started to accept friendly proposals from our fellow Europeans (geographically Europe arrive till the Urals, Russia is vast but Moscow is an European capital) to unite: we have the best tech in the world (while we keep demolishing it) they have the biggest natural resources.

UK knows being not an empire anymore, USA knows their power is just an industrial-military power in deep cyclic decline so they need to go to war, if they loose Europe they loose anything. If Russia and Europe form the long discussed EAEU we will be the first world power again and China and USA/UK can only kill themselves as we did in the '900 with WWI and WWII witch equal results: becoming satellites of the new old world power.

So, as written black on white on OUR and USA public governmental document, I cited some and invited you to read them, they create coups to put in power anglophone-élite friendly nazi militias managing to push Russia to react to stop an European renaissance and that's NOT Putin propaganda, that's written by EU OSCE and USA RAND public reports.

In that case the invasion is just a logic and well warned in advance consequence any country in the human history have done as needed, while stealing is an act of thief, pure and simple.

> Then you say EU and US are not to be trusted because they are "stealing", and that it's better to trust Russia.

Not really: it's better to choose reliable partners who what they say vs a neoliberal criminal nazi elite who keep devastating our world in various waves. Honestly my personal vision is: we from EU need to jail for life in so harsh conditions our ruling class from the public and the private part for high treason, crimes against humanity, embezzlement and many other crimes. We need to declare neliberals for what they are: criminals, son of those liberals who create nazism and fascism in the '900, banned for life from humanity, declare the actual USA, UK, Canada ruling class criminals against humanity to be jailed if they ever enter our territory, forming a real EU (that's already there in young people mind) annihilating the actual scam economy of private money and private-public partnerships and offering Russian fed. a partnership: we gives you tech, you gives us natural resources and we will push toward substantial democracy against formal ones. USA and UK peoples should revolt against their oppressors who made them poor and poorest for their own sake and start to form new governments, again from substantial democracy not formal one, seen their actual dire situation with a New Deal not green but Roosveltian ones.
The problem here is that the country with the most guns (largest armies) gets to define what a "productive citizen" is. So the parent comment still stands.
Yeah, a bit pedantic, each of those points was rhetorically preferable and accurate enough.

Re the number, that's why I said "at least three". The point I'm making is that it is practically never 2, so one should not conclude that the SEC lost simply because another story appeared that seemed to contradict its view. You have to wait for the one that actually says it's a judge's orders, counting is not my proposed method.

As for the font, sure. It was just another way of saying "official-seeming", I'm trying to encourage people to look past the official-ness because all the filings look pretty similar and you do have to read the title. Nevertheless in the federal courts (except SCOTUS) and in California, which are the cases you see most often on HN, it seems to be Times New Roman everywhere.
So the way this goes is, the Americans are patient. A week after you're hyper vigilant of course, a month after, a year after... and then 20 years later your best friend's daughter is getting married and she's insistent it has to be on Hawaii, and... next thing you know you're in handcuffs being led away by agents who weren't even born when you committed a crime.
That's an important observation. We're going to go from "Log in with your Apple, Google, or Microsoft account" to "Log in with your Apple, Google, or Microsoft hardware".
This explanation doesn't resonate with me to be honest even if it gets repeated ad nauseam. I am for abortion and I think this explanation is very likely wrong.

First of all it suggest bad faith in this debate so how would any honest opponent respond here? I do think the group that wants to control anyone's sex life is quite small in reality. The conflict is mostly ideological and it is an ideological question at the core.

Proponents and opponents are pretty evenly split between genders but conservatives are framed to be men trying to police the bodies of women.

There is also a conservative argument pro abortion but it is mainly militant proponents that make a consensus here more difficult. I am not from the US but to my knowledge activists pushed the topic of abortion as a topic and are now in a worse place than before.
I have a collagen issue and so googled for studies about omega 3 and collagen the other day. Was surprised to find a strong negative result for wound healing and collagen formation (in mice, but the effect size means something)

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-45508-1

It’s interesting to note the anti-inflammatory effect seems directly responsible for slowing healing (where you want it), and that this may be broadly applicable. We don’t always want less inflammation, everywhere.
to expand on this - Perl is still one of the best languages to do text manipulation, Fry is not the best at anything and furthermore he language thinking not so good, him?
This is a review of Cathy O'Neil's book The Shame Machine. I haven't read it but her earlier book "Weapons of Math Destruction" is great.
Separate Your Billing from Entitlements
The stdlib is part of the language, and while theoretically someone could take PHP and pair it with a new standard library, they could also take the PHP VM and pair it with a new syntax and parser with not much more effort. Just as its standard library is one of Python's biggest strengths and almost lacking one is one of JavaScript's biggest faults. Even if a community project is created to replace PHP's stdlib and offer a better alternative, unless everyone adopts it, it will always be just a niche alternative.

PHP needs to actually have a good standard library in its default distribution. Maybe looking to large frameworks like Symfony to develop one isn't a bad idea, but they've largely left the stdlib alone, so just waiting for them to start developing a complete replacement isn't going to work.

(For all its faults, JS' parseInt function is perfectly serviceable, but that's beside the point.)
No substance?! I link an OSCE official report who clearly state the NATO have financed nazi militia and a coup explicitly against Russia and there is no substance?
Slack-the-company’s mission was for Slack to be a searchable knowledge base.
A bit like laying the outlier in a horse race is a free win.
That 'Curious Moon' actually seems pretty cool.

https://bigmachine.io/products/a-curious-moon/
No dog in the fight, just want to understand. From my quick look at open operations it just sounds like backed stablecoins e.g. USDT, which again is very different from how an algorithmic stablecoin is set up (not supposed to be backed at all).
Imagine it's an important lib you can't just replace and there's a bug you need fixed and can't just wait for the maintainer to do it for you. Now you suddenly need to understand that language enough to do that. To some extent this happens very often, I've had it in Clojure+Java and PHP+C libraries.
Off-topic but today I learned about "acre-feet" in stead of cubic meters. That's a funny measurement to me.

1 acre-foot (feet?) is about 1233m3 according to Google.

I always thought Americans would just use "billions of Gallons" into infinity.
My brother's life was paid for by taxes. Went to the ER with a headache, turned out to be a brain annurism leading to 2 8rh plus surgeries and a month in the hospital. Bill was paid out of Minnesota state taxpayers fund. Otherwise he would have been bankrupt for life -- and without the surgery that life would not have been long.

My wife's life was saved twice by tax-funded health care. Won't share details here.

I happen to enjoy quite a few government services. Like "roads".

I'm happy to pay taxes.

I don't always like the way they are spent. I also don't like everything about my job, and if I had a dog I could probably find things about it that I didn't like.

Life is compromise.
Eat more ruminant red meat.
These are all hypotheticals, but if you can trace articles back to their source, and you have a Web of trust, then things like Wikipedia can carry more authority/trust. So too can random Facebook articles, war reporting, tutorials, science with data to match, escrow etc

You'd likely get a split-brain scenario in society, but we seem to already have a partisan narrative for most things, and this at least makes for a solid foundation.
"They are told by billionaires who run the media empires that universal healthcare is expensive, will ruin the country, will remove their ability to get appointments scheduled"

The "billionaires" aren't lying to you. Look at the UK, a maximalist interpretation of universal government funded healthcare.

Lockdowns destroyed the NHS. The waiting list for care (not even just elective care, any care) is now closing in on 10% of the entire population!

https://dailysceptic.org/2022/04/15/lockdown-backlog-nhs-wai...

People are waiting hours for ambulances to turn up after heart attacks! People are dying inside ambulances sitting in queues to enter the hospital. My family has largely given up on seeing local general practitioners because so many have reduced hours during lockdowns and never brought them back, meaning they're working less with bigger demand due to backlogs. The system has indeed removed their ability to get appointments scheduled.

These are third world conditions, or perhaps more accurately, second world conditions - nobody has to pay but there are severe shortages all the time, and what you get may or may not be of acceptable quality. The USA doesn't have these problems. Heck, most places that aren't fully government run don't have these problems.

The problems are cutting through. My aunt, a lifetime public sector worker loyal to the NHS, was talking about getting private care last time we talked. It was a surprise but she said her experience was you just can't see doctors without it anymore. The net result is going to be a very expensive healthcare system for the UK - high taxes to pay for the NHS plus an ever larger shadow system of private healthcare on the side.
Interesting article.
Our PO often almost demands estimations from us. Usually I am already responding in a best/worst case fashion.
In the end PO only seems to remember the best case and takes it as commitment. Since I was fooled by this a few times, I am now collecting a paper trail and am quiet reluctant, when giving "just a ballpark figure".
My key takeaway was, that estimations mostly aren't about accuracy or getting a value, but rather managing people's expectations and navigating corporate politics.
That’s my question too.
> sandboxes or their contents are generally not eaten.

In my experience that is not a correct statement for the target demographics.
They really aren't. The TB2 can loiter at 18,000 ft, or about 5.5km. 20mm guns max effective range is about 1,500m. 40mm are better, but still max out at about 7,000m. You're not going to be able to hit it. That assumes you can even see it, which you probably can't.
so in conclusion, actually a pretty hilarious confirmation of my point that nobody remembers or really cares about Avatar the movie.
If you think this all sounds terrible, it's time to start building your alternative.
I have used Slack, Teams and Discord. If I should choose one I would go for Discord. Discord is much better in the collaboration department for distributed teams, and I love their open audio channels. It just works. Teams is good when it comes to integration with office and onedrive (of course). Slack is, in my opinion, just another chat service. A hugely successful one with a big user base and a strong brand, but not superior when it comes to collaboration.
Q. Why would people buy something worth a dollar at max and potentially nothing?

A. Day trading speculation; Tax evasion; Money laundering
Intent matters. Opportunity Zones are set up to incentivize actual businesses providing services to the local community, not to serve as vehicles for far-away rich arseholes to cheat money out of the taxman.
I always thought that SQLite was kind of operating in stealth mode. Everyone was talking nicely about it, but it lacked a few things so it was a "super DB" but not in the "big boys league". And now it is taking off and the other DB's are saying "you here?", and SQLite goes "Yup, bye bye" ;-)

This is really useful and fun, thanks! Godspeed on this new part of the journey!
So if I take code that was released with a license like the APLv2, at any point the person that wrote that code can change the license and then sue me for using the code without permission? That doesn't sound right.
If the market can remain irrational indefinitely, is it even being irrational anymore? Words should continue to have meaning.
Here's another popular but impossible item: the free lunch.

Every economic proposal that promises a free lunch has a hidden cost, whether the proposer knows it's there or not.

I remember once idly watching one of those "Get Rich Quick Through Real Estate Swindling" seminars on late night TV. Just for fun, I decided to work through the blizzard of transactions the host proposed to see where the extra magic $5,000 it promised to drop in your pocket came from.

Turns out it relied on selling a sucker a bond for $X+5000 that you'd bought for $X, and convincing the sucker that $X+5000 in 10 years was worth $X+5000 today.
In answered in another comment but usually for gambling or nefarious reasons.
Can't say that I still have nightmares about slicing out all those decorative elements out of a PSD file, but I absolutely don't miss that era.
Sure. The trick is that there are regenerative chemical substrates. The material absorbes co2, gets saturated, cycled to a different part where it is heated and releases the co2 and can be used to capture again. If you use electricity to do the heating and cycling you have exactly what you asked for.

On the other hand these units are usually not small or portable. Here is a press release from a manufacturer: https://www.naval-technology.com/contractors/materials/atmos...
May 11: https://archive.is/2u5Rt