skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Because that's how things work??

You misspelled "because the US has stupid regulations that are more concerned with covering the asses of the regulators than with actually protecting consumers".

> American chicken is perfectly safe to consume, but you would not be allowed to sell it in the European market.

As I understand it, the reason US chicken is not saleable in European markets is that European countries do not agree that US chicken is "perfectly safe to consume" because of the way it is produced (IIRC chemical washing in the US was a key issue).

There is no such disagreement about the infant formula that is the subject of this article; the FDA is not saying it's not safe, just that it's not labeled the way the FDA wants it to be labeled--even though everybody knows it meets safety standards at least as stringent as the FDAs and nobody needs the labels to tell them that.
I fail to understand what your ancestors and what they did has to do with you today

Why make this about yourself and your feelings?
> Clearly, European countries will be touchy about exporting baby formula.

Formula will have to be labeled in English (and possibly French or Spanish) to not violate EU Export Regulations.. No one got upset about bulk exports to China, shipping direct consumer containers was OTOH illegal.
Wind generation is plays a role in the Texas grid and we’ve had a lot days without wind. Wind, you know a renewable energy source everyone wants instead of fossil fuels.

EDIT: Also, I hate this new “blogging format” of multiple tweets instead of a single page.
> pozzed

? Is this a signal of something?
PFAS is in so many common consumer products you might well say "it is in everything." That outdoor jacket you're wearing? Coated in PFAS. Your stain-resistant couch? PFAS.

All textiles break and release fibres, and we inevitably end up eating them.

And if you are cooking with a non-stick pan, it is a guarantee that you are ingesting them. It doesn't have to be the PTFE itself, the emulsifiers (such as PFOA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfluorooctanoic_acid) are more volatile and have been measured in food cooked with non-stick pans.
I excersize a LOT.

I admitted defeat. I love food.

But then I quit all of the shitty stuff, no more sweet stuff, no more sodas, no more potato chips.

Weight went down, but I stagnated again. Then I started again with High Intensity training - and that's it, food still goes in, food gets burned down.

Never felt better.
Naw, like every 6 months or so. Chill, dude.
You know you can update or delete a resource by using GET or POST?
Has anyone used NestJs or AdonisJs in a real way here? Would love a quick review
To clarify, the word "recession" has a strongly defined meaning. It does not mean "things are bad" although bad times are strongly associated with recessions. Things can seem bad even without a recession.

Historically speaking, each time we climb out of a recession over the last 50 years it's been a bit slower of a climb than the previous climb out. That is a worrisome trend in its own right. I believe that's the kind of bad you feel people are experiencing -- a barely perceptible improvement starting from a bad situation.
One more reason to make car batteries replacable instead of rechargable only.
The govt isn’t ineffective it’s very effective at making the free market ineffective which is what the reason crowd wants to defund.

I live in South America, taxes are 10% and there’s no shortage of formula.
You can set up dist eval similar to how it was done in borgmon but you gotta do it manually (or maybe write an operator to automate). One of Monarchs core ideas is to do that behind the scenes for you
Thanks. HN puts a strain on it. :)
Generally you can't white-knuckle your way out of obsession disorders. A common strategy for overcoming obsession disorders is to reduce the power they have by not giving into them, by acknowledging them honestly and observing them with curiosity but not engaging. If you drastically rework your eating habits to indulge your obsession, that can give it much more power and make things much worse.

So the "simple" solution is to just eat normally and try not to worry about it. Unfortunately that can be much, much harder said than done. In your case it seems like you are already in crisis, having already done a week-long water and tea fast and now actively considering a year-long liquid and vitamin diet. These are huge red flags. They may seem reasonable to you in your current mental state but they are major warning signs.

I strongly encourage you to seek professional mental help as soon as you can. I discourage you from trying to be your own therapist, unfortunately that can turn into an obsession on its own.

Disregard all comments here that focus on food instead of mental health.

I'm very sorry you are struggling. Good luck.
True it depends where you are. Saying "its not even hot yet" is pretty ridiculous.
Florida and New York have come together and agreed on labeling and inspection. There's nothing stopping the US and Germany from doing the same.
Watch their AD on YouTube and you will know. They are selling dreams to unsuspecting parents. As per then kid can learn scratch and become an engineer at Google it fly a rocket to the moon.
> Do we really think that there are uniform standards and inspections in all these places?

Yes, there are.

https://ec.europa.eu/food/safety/labelling-and-nutrition/spe...
Russia invaded Ukraine.

Russia is waging war against Ukraine.

Ukraine is defending itself against Russia.

These facts are very straightforward.
yeah, exercise is not for losing fat... it's just for staying in good health
> "would require, I am convinced, something like a tome of documentation of a ratio of about 1.5 paragraphs per line of code. That would give us mere mortals a fighting chance at grokking these tools."

You can download a free PDF copy of Mastering Dyalog APL by Bernard Legrand which is 700+ pages, from here:

https://www.dyalog.com/mastering-dyalog-apl.htm
zero knowledge proofs have other uses, for example proving to your family members no-one has bought the same gift for the same person, without revealing the nature of the gift.
> You’re here for a short time, and you’re given the option of watching the spectacle at your leisure. Enjoy it while it lasts.

To quote one of Jim Morrison's stage rants from one of the Doors live albums, "I'm just here to get my kicks in before the whole shithouse goes up flames"
C# has been adding new major language features all the time since its inception, including pretty much everything we are seeing being added to Java these days.
Is it rooted in hatred or fear?
>I personally think it’s a bit disingenuous to call people out for legitimate anger.

You misunderstand me. They can be angry all day long. My point isn't that they shouldn't be angry, but rather that it makes me doubt that their rationale is balanced.

>Bitcoin is literally destroying the world

That's true for damn near everything we do. Everything from cars, to space travel to computing to doing laundry.

> firestorm of ransom ware

And the internet brings an endless stream of viruses, spam, malware, hacking etc yet somehow people can accept that tradeoff just fine.

Few new technologies are pure positive only, or risk free, or awesome straight from the start.
> Do mothers just not breastfeed much anymore?

Mothers who can't breastfeed adequately don't have any of slaves, paid wetnurses, or children that die of starvation as much as they used to.
I think the biggest mistake that people make when getting into 3D printers is buying a cheap Chinese printer. In most cases it seems to be that you are buying into the hobby of fixing a 3D printer rather than actually printing things. Some like the Ender can be good, but they still seem to require way too much work. I personally put far too much money into a cheaper kit before realizing that I hated it and bought a Prusa. If I hadn't experienced better machines through work, I probably would have just given up.
In addition to the environment going up in smoke, I feel like society is also going down the drain...trust in government has never been lower, the financial markets are being plundered and sabotaged, and I don't really have that much faith that they'll hold up for another 30 years.

I'm privileged to be able to put $100 a week into a Roth IRA, but the idea that it'll stills be there in a few decades, that no market crashes will set it back to square one, and that it will be able to keep up with inflation all feel like wishful thinking.

I also put $100 a week into social security, but that's even less likely to last.
Then you might not want to ever go to Texas. Heat indexes regularly reach over 110F in July and August. 80 with low humidity is a dream on days like that.
You need to develop a healthy relationship with food and change “what” you eat. You can’t just quit food or you’ll feel miserable and eventually go back to old habits. Not to mention it being incredibly unhealthy.

I would really recommend watching this podcast episode: https://youtu.be/C-H4KwoKaOc

It goes into the science of different macronutrients and how they effect your body.

A quick tldw: Eat lots more of protein and fiber, they will make you feel full and we don’t get enough of it unlike sugar/carbs that are everywhere in modern diets.
Vividly irresponsible.
All python code generally does is call C/C++ code and you're telling me it is slow to do that as well? Yikes.
> Progressive proposals to erase American billionaires in exchange for more security.

[citation needed]
What is it specifically about European countries that makes inspection of their foods unnecessary, but foods from other continents does need inspection first?
You’re correct for the edge lanes. Previous post was about “normal” painted (but unprotected) bike lanes.
> There's nothing stopping the US and Germany from doing the same.

Great. So we should do that, right? You agree that Biden should sign an executive order saying any infant formula approved by the EU is legal to sell in the United States.
Is this something that the FDA even has discretion of or are there statutory requirements for labeling infant formula in the US?

EDIT: In response to my own question there are statutory requirements listed in 21 USC 350a.
In my compilers class, this is how we did static downcasting for the toy language we created (I think it was called Oat?). I think it's clever, but I find that I prefer mechanisms that rebind the variable for clarity purposes. It's super easy IMO to accidentally gloss over something as being just a regular if statement rather than something that's actually statically changing the type of the variable compared to having different syntax than just a regular conditional. I also tend to prefer being able to look at a variable's usage and then look back to the time it was initialized and know that it's still the same type; having the type change only within a given scope without any explicit binding seems like something I'd mess up a lot, especially when reviewing code I didn't write myself.
Also referenced in the Simpsons: https://tenor.com/view/milhouse-simpsons-tv-blasting-thrillh...
I've felt guilty about the fact I have to AC down to 68-69 to sleep. I cannot imagine having it set to anything close to 64 during the day.

It'd be interesting to see survey data of how people configure these things.
Shaquille Zuckerberg
While that is a hole, and is black, it's a totally different and unrelated kind of black hole from what TFA is talking about (and is more commonly called a "portable hole", after the version in Dungeons and Dragons).
I just want to second this - Ranges in your blood work are not hard limits on the acceptable range. They are the normal ranges. If you fall anywhere in them, high or low, you are fine. If you fall a bit outside the range you are probably still fine. Doctors get concerned when you are multiples of the ranges. So the higher end of normal is just... normal.
Will be interesting to see how Project Panama does on this kind of benchmark.

https://openjdk.java.net/projects/panama/
Email inboxes for a few different accounts, sticky notes, incoming stack of bills on my desk, a few dozen browser tabs, bookmarks, Notes, calendar reminders in a couple different applications, the shelf in Intellij IDEA, JIRA, a Remarkable, my girlfriend's nagging, and a list in Notepad++ running under Wine of all my different todo lists so I don't forget any.

And I'm sure I'm forgetting some.
I don't buy the thing about programmer applicants being unable to program. Easiest thing to screen out in the world. Fizzbuzz and that's it. I think it's mostly American companies pretending to be victims, particularly American companies that are run by people who can't program. Like tptacek saying it takes like two years to get someone out of a company who can't program, like he has to be managed into a weird office first, then like all this massaging and passive actions to like put a bubble around him, because you can't fire anybody ever.

In the government maybe, but in corporations you can get yourself fired in two seconds, not two years, two seconds. "Fuck you" "you're fired!!!" That's it. Two seconds. The whole thing is being on the knife's edge to being fired, they keep you there and move you with that knife's edge. That's the boss's point of contact with you, exactly like a mugger. They have no idea what happens if you're fired! No idea! No idea about the Turkish prison system, no idea about government assistance, no idea, they carefully protect themselves and tell people not to tell them.

Also keep in mind I was deliberately sabotaged in my curriculum, the whole standing up to torture thing I talk about if you read my comments, so if an interviewer asks where I worked in April 2009 I'm like, "There's no April 2009. Is that a reference to the Gregorian Calendar?"

So keep in mind, with my harsh words, I watched the shitshow from the cheapest seat.
Yes - of my high school group of friends, far more than half moved to nearby Vancouver initially and since then, half have left the country for the USA or Europe. These are almost all educated people, so it’s brain drain.

I worry a lot about the future my kids have in this country. I don’t tell people that often, but my spider senses are tingling like crazy.
Isn't printing money and giving it to people who will definitely spend it all just about the worst thing you can do when inflation is through the roof?
if you review, you have refuted your first response with your second response.
Are there similar algorithms useful for compressing stuff like "a list of the top 100 scores in a game?" We already store these as diffs of the list, but we could probably do better than zstd-ing the list-diffs.
Julia (one of the 2 fastest languages here) Is GCed. GC only make C interop hard if you move objects.
This word salad from Janek and Harry Dean Stanton's recitation of "The Repo Code" in Repo Man are some of the two best rifs on word play I've heard in my lifetime. I've never seen the full text of Janek's speech - thank you!
It seems perfectly reasonable to set up some sort of FDA trade alliance. We decide we trust the European standards bodies for products X,Y,Z, and they trust out standards.

You don't have to take a driver's test in every state when driving across country. We have a precedent for intra government reciprocal licensing.
Can someone explain to me why exactly female representation in gaming is important / the lack thereof is a problem? Is there any particular merit in being associated with and represented in the field of gaming? Would the world be a better place if males and females were both to be exactly equally well represented in the field of gaming, whatever that means?
Cool, then inspect batches and allow them in depending on the results.

It should be doable. Inspecting facilities makes sense if you want to import continuously without much worry.

Still, that should also be doable given enough time.
Is that all year round, though? I imagine the recommendation is 68 degrees in the winter and 76 in the summer.
They don't inspect most foods though... look at all the mislabeled fish in grocery stores and worst, restaurants...

https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/07/health/fish-mislabeling-inves...
Can someone enlighten me? Why would they resign instead forcing the employer to fire them? Like by not going to work or just doing a shitty job.

If you quit, you're giving up on severance or unemployment insurance benefits.
Yep. Midwest USA here. My thermostat is 78 in the summer AC season, 65 in the winter heating season. I don't bother programming in day/night temps, I tried that once and my utility bills were higher.
Eh still sounds pretty terrible really. The assessment people should be able to figure it out however they normally figure out taxes.
> they failed when they were tried before crypto too

do you have references to non-crypto based coins? also recent ones?
The original purpose of APL was to describe the IBM/360 system. Kind of ironic, eh?
There are lots of crucial goods, right? I don't see how the government could stockpile all of them. And infant formula is only good for a couple years, right? So it would have to be an ongoing project to keep it good. n95s eventually degrade, but I believe they've got a much longer shelf-life.

Also, masks become unusually important when there's an epidemic, so we wouldn't expect the economy to have capacity to deal with that. We should expect that in a well balanced economy, the supply of baby formula should basically match the demand. It seems to me that instead of government stockpiles (since they can't stockpile everything and don't know what will be needed) it would make more sense to monitor the market more closely and keep tabs on inventory... and, actually, it is pretty surprising that they didn't catch this before it became an issue.
Wow no joke I used their cassette and vhs tapes extensively as a child and this is the first moment I realized it was not “Maxwell.”
I would still find one prank phone call every six months annoying. I get that it's probably a small drop in what the poor people that unintentionally have that number deal with, but it's silly to think the readers would worry about the cost to the caller not the stranger called.
I've got Sneakers on DVD and the asiacrypt '91 poster is there.
I think the article gives pretty understandable reasoning of why the owners these <400 numbers, of which <100 were actually in service and accepting calls, are ones that are expecting to get called just to see what's on the number. As it explains these numbers are not something given to a random grandma who is going to be bothered by the wasted minute on their phone plan.
Florida & New York “agree” because they’re both governed by the FDA. Even if a state wanted to import German baby formula, the federal government would not allow it.
> now that cassettes are hipster Hi-Fi these days for some dumb reason

That's really ridiculous. But when tracking, I like to give artists the choice of various R2R tape formats, as the technology got really very good before it was abandoned[1], and with it comes one of what are really non-linear effects, tape compression or tape saturation, which happen to sound pretty good when properly executed. Some people really love The Beatles production quality and want even thinner, slower tape.

But I know that's not what you were talking about. Analog tape cassettes iirc had 1/8" width of tape for 2 stereo tracks in opposite directions, basically a half-track stereo tape at 1+7/8ips, so effectively 4 slow mono tracks each 1/32" wide. The wider and faster the tape the better fidelity, so even metal cassettes were very poor quality, even compared to most consumer 1/4" R2R, and especially compared to 16-bit CD audio.

[1] Actually, tape was never completely abandoned, as tape formats are still produced and available, and there are even boutique R2R manufacturers, and even the ridiculously expensive profusely audiophile selections are still somehow compelling.[1a][1b]

[1a] https://thereeltoreelrambler.com/2020/05/16/introducing-the-...

[1b] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc4UgRXD22o
So anything with inflation is considered a ponzi scheme in your eyes?

Just want to mention that I in no way support algorithmic stable coins, I think they are a joke (including luna/terra). But I also don't agree crypto currencies are generally a ponzi scheme (there may be a few exceptions).
Because German inspectors aren't appreciably worse than US inspectors? (and probably more stringent).

If you took your baby on vacation, you wouldn't starve them until you got back right?!? Same logic here.
We've been using Heroku for over 7 years now, from day 1 of our project. The amount of value it gave us is well beyond what we are paying them. We basically could forget about DevOps thanks to Heroku. For me this is an example of product that was a massive success, for both, the clients and them, providers.
Well right. That's a great point, Asians do a lot better. And Jews. Although don't be categorical about it, I'm European-descendant and don't feel the slightest disadvantage compared to those groups. Though I did once, when I was changing schools, I was going to a school with Asian students, and I felt scared of competing with them academically, what if I couldn't compete? Whereas I had already competed against Jewish students, and them I could outscore. It turned out I could compete with Asians too, it was work but it was neck-and-neck. And neck-and-neck with the Jews in that school, different specific Jews, different story.

The ideas and ideals of Asian academics produced very strong results, but were not unassailable. And in this case there was adherence to tradition, sticking to what works, so the ideas and ideals were similar to other East Asian cultures. So generalization was possible, at a first approximation.

Well there's differences but they are hidden from first view, so for instance there's differences in study habits between North and South Choson Korea, the North students were systematically were scored adversarially but passed the Confucian Exam all the more. Those Koreans from the North (especially in the most mountainous regions) were doing exactly what Asian students are doing now in American Universities: "the more you push us down, the stronger we'll be, and the more success we will attain, the tighter the quota the more we'll fuck the quota."

Same goes for Jews before the Holocaust. Hard, hardcore, especially with medical schools, I heard a story of Columbia (or NYU?) medical school refusing their own college valedictorian just because he was a Jew. Simple as that.

But then...it got watered down, unconstitutional, I don't know, things just ain't the same. Still work like fuck, but...just not the same desperation. The muse that helped me most.

The best muse.
Disclaimer: I'm not a dietitian, although I do have a B.S. in Nutritional Science with a didactic focus.

What you are describing has all the hallmarks of a psychological condition (eating disorder) and not a physical condition (poor diet).

You should not attempt to treat this yourself, and you should especially not attempt to treat it by changing your eating habits. Changing you eating habits will not treat a psychological disorder. Eat a healthy balanced diet, and seek medical care if you are having trouble with that.

Otherwise it's like trying to fix a flat tire by changing your oil.
More like a prophesy or prediction ?
Coffeezilla himself is invested in crypto, so this type of content is now very much in his wheelhouse.

After all, being a youtuber is all about monetizing your hobbies.
One thing I don't get. We use Web for apps because desktop and mobile apps aren't portable. But why don't we use instead Java or .NET apps, which can be portable?

It would also simpler for the app developers who would program against a simpler model than that of web apps.

And we can use the Web to deliver information i.e. documents.
Why would you assume secret copyright interests, when the open geopolitical interests are so blatent?

It'd be like if someone made a million dollars, and you accused them that its all a front to launder ten dollars. It doesn't make sense.