skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is why India need Farm and Agricultural reforms. India can produce far more wheat (both for domestic usage and export) if they industrialize their agriculture.
Thats just like.. you know.. their opinion, man. https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/federation/
By whose measurement? AHA says two tablespoons for women, three for men, is a maximum.
n=1, but I’ve increased my iodine intake to the recommended daily dosage (ca 0.2mg), and have noticed (among other benefits) that I have to try quite hard now to gain fat. Probably something to do with thyroid hormones.
Svelte/Sveltekit.
Is that really a problem? Oddly pronounced English is the official language of the EU :-)
It's been pretty reliable for me but I've never used it in production. It's more of a testing grounds-type tool for me or a way to see my work online at a stable URL (which helps motivate me to continue working on something). That's not to say it can't handle production (the multiple hosts aspect certainly indicates it means to support that use-case), just that I can't speak on it.

On thing that's cool (to me) is that I once borked an update of the CapRover admin and while I couldn't get into the dashboard all my projects kept humming along without a care in the world because they were all in their own docker containers. I thought that was pretty neat (all of CapRover runs inside of containers as well and seems to be independent of apps it manages/monitors.
This article calls it "historic" but that's just because it's not peak heat season. This temperature isn't unusual for July or August. So yeah, there's a problem here, and it's not the heat.
You just don’t eat that much naturally (maybe you get less pleasure out of it).

Fat people eat a lot and often don’t know how much.
> But if you set your thermostat to 75F (24C), and your in-door air temperature is ≤75F

Which will never ever happen during the daytime in Texas in the summer.
Ah yes, the tachyon detection grid. ;)

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Tachyon_detection_grid
Last time I had a feeling like this I was sick with the beginnings of Covid. If it's an unusual urge, you might want to follow it.
Drinks other than water, tea (no milk), black coffee (if too strong, make it muricanize it) were a mistake, change my mind.
250 calories is nothing and most people are going to think it gives them the chance to eat that extra bagel that’s going to be more than 250 calories.

Are you really suggesting that people walk and hour and half with the intention of burning 250 calories? There are a lot of reasons to exercise. But weight loss isn’t one.
You are speaking beside his point.
Your brother is not a clinician, definitely not those people's clinician.
> Although don't be categorical about it, I'm European-descendant and don't feel the slightest disadvantage compared to those groups.

Yes, I thought it was explicit in the conversation that we're talking about averages. The claim that spatial intelligence is European also doesn't mean an eg individual black person should feel disadvantaged in the realm of spatial intelligence.
Shaped Charges – Sheet of copper going through 1ft of solid steel (2010) [video]
1. It's up to the host country choose the hosts

2. Watch previous years, this year is definitely lower quality

3. I don't assume that, but I expect that considering an international broadcast (I'm from the EU, english is not my native language)
There are a lot of nuances to both nutritional understanding, and to the meta of nutritional understanding... how people understand it. A lot of methods, food types, rulesets and whatnot are actually very useful. Often, they have benefits in the meta. Fasting-ish methods help people deal with and experience what hungry is, and relate to the biological fact that they'll be just fine skipping a meal, or ten. Food type-ish diets help avoid getting into overeating modes^. Point systems

That said, totally agree. The basics starts with a basic understanding of "how much." Food is quantified calorically. If you don't have knowledge or intuition about how much is how much, you're not aware of your eating habits.

Mates of mine are vegan, and I think they make the mistake in the other direction with their kid. They're hyper focused on "quality calories" but they underestimate calorie quantity. A kid's meal consisting of cucumber, greens, carrot, and bean noodles is 100 calories, and the kid needs 300. They do put a lot of effort into learning about healthy vegan diets, but the basics... quantity estimation isn't there.

^BTW, I think the whole idea behind courses and other "feasting" traditions might be that it allows us to pig out more effectively. I'm all full on soup, but I could go for some of that potato. Then sweets. Mebe some cheese.
Agree it's a good thing. Purely from an incentive perspective though, there's a perverse incentive to let your opponents take the blame for things that you did, and take the credit for things that they did.
A Subway Shooting That New York City Overlooked
Phone freak (with an f) was the original term, in the late 1960s. When Ron Rosenbaum wrote "Secrets of the Little Blue Box" he made it into "phone phreak".
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I honestly don't know what will happen if I lived for an extended period of time abroad and come back. It might be a reasonable backup plan, but I also don't fancy the idea to uproot my life and lose my social circle when shit hits the fan. Also what if you're divorced and have kids? The situation can quickly get complex with kids not even allowed to leave the state.

I'm not trying to say going to the US is a bad choice, just that there are very sensible reasons not to go that are often overlooked by optimism and my personal experience will always remind me of that.
You still have the canvas, and it's perfectly easy to draw on that and handle events in JavaScript. There are a number of applications that work that way.

That said I disagree with the idea that using the DOM is bad - I suspect it's cumbersome to you mainly because you're not used to it. The number one benefit of the DOM is that user-facing controls are largely consistent. If I want the user to type text into a text box, I can just use a browser-defined element, and the user will be able to interact with that exactly as they expect. I don't need to reimplement the whole text input and display process, because it already exists in the platform. The same goes for all sorts of controls and interactions, from zooming to select boxes.

Moreover, assuming this DOM is built up in a way where the semantics are embedded in the elements themselves, then it can also be used in different ways. One user might use their browser to render the DOM into something that can see on their screen, while another might use their browser to read the element contents aloud. One person might use their mouse to interact with the system while another might use their keyboard. Accessibility is built into every application built using the DOM - it may not be ideally presented in some situations, and it's still possible to get things wrong, but by default a blind user will at least have a chance of using the system. In contrast, a canvas-based application will need to reimplement accessibility from the ground up (usually in the form of a secondary hidden DOM tree).
> For folks who just want to create a web page, who don’t want to enter an industry, there’s a baffling array of techniques, but all the simplest, probably-best ones are stigmatized. It’s easier to stumble into building your resume in React with GraphQL than it is to type some HTML in Notepad.

This can't be understated. I'm a web-dev noob. I'm doing simple stuff, HTML/CSS/JavaScript is what I've decided to learn after months of confusion about this or that framework which at the start I was very confused about until I found out they are all just JavaScript abstraction.
sometimes you just want to eat.

one of my favourite weight-loss tips is from youtube cyclist phil gaimon: instead of trying to eat less, set a goal for eating more of something with a very low calorie density. he was eating a whole 1lb pack of spinach every day. that's a lot of spinach, it'll take a lot of snacking to get through to the point where it's actually difficult to eat that much. but it's only 100 calories.
You're taking a very specific article about benzos and making unsubstantiated leaps about medicine in general.
Having told that more than 50% of anime style illustrators(including hardcore porn) are in fact biological female, I doubt majority of these blanket statements can be substantiated.

Perhaps it applies more to managerial roles in AAA game studios as that will be matters of corporate environment exploitation & survival than about pursuing life in creative content making, but that would be a wider issue than storylines included in products marketed to a target group, I think.
> cost my insurance company several orders of magnitude more money to keep alive than I do

*Cost you several orders of magnitude more
The corded ones are an utter joke. (12A at 120V is only 2 horsepower before considering losses.) That’s the one I have occasionally dusting the floor on a warehouse type building now. My gas blower is ~6HP and it’s one model down from the largest I think. I won't have an L6-30 handy for you to use as the supply for a corded model...

A backpack battery model would be preferable anyway; I’m already wearing a 79.9 cm^2 engine, fuel tank, and blower on my back now. No one’s going to carry this as a handheld; all the large ones are already wearable for convenience.
Great story! :-)
Two tablespoons stingy? Holy shit. Even two teaspoons is a lot…
If anyone remembers the internet personality Ulillillia, he claimed he lost weight by removing the grease from pizza he ate.

Not exactly the diet plan anyone should really choose, but it shows that even changes that feel like they shouldn't matter actually do, even when eating what most would describe as an unhealthy diet. There are a lot of calories in fats and oils, and apparently removing some of them can have significant effects on weight gain or loss.

Also, check out erythritol as a sugar substitute. I use it for everything and actually prefer it to sugar. It has a nice cooling effect in liquids it's dissolved in that you don't get with sugar.
Nothing wrong with diet coke. (Well, I don't like the caffeine so I don't usually drink it, but still.) Gatorade zero after a workout can really hit the spot some days too.
a) Thank you for writing this. I'm also quite a bit heavier than whatever some random committee's idea of my "ideal weight" is and it's tough to navigate these types of threads.

b) assuming it was intentional and desired, congratulations on the loss

c) constant hunger has been a theme for me as well. Since getting medication for a mental health condition I've noticed that I'm not really hungry while it has effect but as soon as it wears off I want to eat everything, even if I've eaten a reasonable amount throughout the day. Fighting against constant hunger is _exhausting_ and I think people that say "it's just calories in and out" are just not experiencing it.
“Write like you talk” has been a genuine abomination on the internet. It has destroyed a lot of spaces for me
Confused European here, I thought "America" was the same as "The Americas"
> these people were not thinking about simple things like sustenance or other basic needs.

Of course not, they had slaves for that.
Yeah, the proximate cause is eating too much but the ultimate cause has to be systemic if we're getting more and more obese all the time.
The WHO recommends staying below 50g/day, or, for additional health benefits, below 25g/day, which is ca two tablespoons.
Fair enough but you could say the same for the cyclists. Ultimately having traffic sharing a lane with high relative speeds is dangerous. It's dangerous for the cyclist at 15mph having a car come from behind going 45mph, and it's dangerous for the car having a car driving at them at 45mph. Both a 90mph collision between two cars and a 30mph collision between a car and a bike are likely to be fatal.
So if you eat less, your body eventually adjusts so that you're satiated earlier. People say that your "stomach shrinks" when you eat less, but it's really just your appetite that does.

When you eat a meal you should also try eating slower, or having more frequent but smaller portions. Have you ever noticed that you're still hungry after a meal, but after a few minutes it goes away? That's because it takes ~20 minutes for you to feel full after eating.

There's also appetite suppressants (both naturally found in certain foods + prescription drugs), that can work wonders for weight loss.

Also, if you ever try fasting, usually your appetite is strongest for the first 2 days, then falls off. With natural fat stores + an intake of water/electrolytes/potassium/magnesium, you can fast for many days at a time without feeling hungry.
Which is why corporations get away with murdering, poisoning, and polluting. Lack of accountability combined with the incentive of obscene profits pretty much makes it impossible for anything to change. Throw in outright bribery and regulatory capture and it doesn't look like anything will improve any time soon. I doubt I'll see it happening in my lifetime, and it's sad that not even the ongoing poisoning of babies for profit is enough to force the needed changes.

I'll give congress some credit for being vocal about the problem at least. In a congressional report last year about the dangerous levels of heavy metals in baby foods they repeatedly concluded that the FDA's polices were "designed to be protective of baby food manufacturers" and they recommended more regulation, but still, I haven't seen any action that would address the underlying issues that allow a regulatory body to prioritize the profits of industry over the health and safety of the population.

If you're curious, that report can be read here:
https://oversight.house.gov/sites/democrats.oversight.house....

There was also a follow up report on the issue you can read here:
https://oversight.house.gov/sites/democrats.oversight.house....
NBC is the local broadcaster for Eurovision, given that they licensed it.
When you compile the C example with the compiler option "-Wall", you'll get a warning that the variable 'r' is set but not used, so the compiler would be free to simply skip the for loops. In fact, if you compile with clang instead of gcc, the compiler will do just that and you'll get almost zero computation time.

It would be better to do something with the computed result so the compiler does not remove the computation, e.g. print a randomly selected value.

I also benchmarked the fixed C code against Python and "Python" (which uses OpenBLAS under the hood in my case) was 10 times faster:

import time
import numpy as np

a = np.random.rand(100, 100)
t = time.perf_counter()

for _ in range(1000): a @ a

print(time.perf_counter() - t, "seconds")

Implementation matters a lot for matrix multiplication.
Thanks for the clarification. That didn't come up when I did my search. I guess that's what I get for using Google!

So, it's not "blocked" as in not ever going to be available. It's just going to be on Peacock next Sunday.

No it's the case "we bought the licence and we stream it on our streaming platform and you have to watch it here"

No different than in the UK where you have to pay a fee to watch it on BBC.
> (...) how do you handle random access in these cases?

Given we're discussing time series, random access is something that's not required at all. There is no use case where you're looking for a single, specific data point of a time series. Time series are used to store and retrieve batches of data points in order to process and/or analize/visualize in batches. Time series queries consists mainly of "get me all the data points of a time series reported between timestamps A and B".
Trans people in Pakistan fought for the state to recognize a traditional 3rd gender. Most European cultures and offshoots don't have an equivalent.

1 of the biggest issues now in the US is if trans youth should receive any affirming treatment. Even puberty blockers. Calling them a 3rd gender wouldn't change the sides.
The last step of cooking risotto is to add an acorn sized bit of butter. It helps the gloss and texture. Good (for you) food needs to be good for your eyes and tongue too!

For protein, tomorrow buy a can of chickpeas, one of tomatoes, some spices and some basmati and make "chana masala".
He learned everything except for shooting free throws. Xd.
Now that there's less eyeballs on this. Here's our open source JWT alternative:

https://github.com/Cyphrme/Coze. We've got a roadmap in using that to build alternatives to FIDO. Please feel free to message me with questions or anything else and I will detail our plans.

Before competing against FIDO, the libraries need to be far more ergonomic. Coze is a good start.

> I’m absolutely willing to help any project with these goals.

We would love your help.
I got bad news for you: I know multiple people who lost weight for two months (as anyone can on literally any calorie-restriction diet) but simply couldn't follow it for much longer than that.

I myself stopped being keto a couple of days after the evening crying started.
Related: By the B-52s song, 6060842

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hik5y1lNGbY
https://archive.ph/BcB20
I can also eat a 1000 calorie burrito while I'm walking.
OpenHistoricalMap: Designed to store and display map data throughout history
I lost several pounds by replacing high fructose based creamer with a little honey.
It is essentially, a 5 whys meeting cut short.
The Model S had far inferior comfort, especially the 2012 version. It got better. You had to compromise on everything in exchange of getting an electric car.

> But my point is that could do everything an American expects a baseline car, like a Honda Civic, could do - it worked as a car in addition to being electric, which is more than can be said for the Leaf and Zoe, on range and charge time concerns alone.

Sure, at 100k$, which is too much for what an American expects of a baseline car. I am sure Renault and Nissan could have done it to if they had multiplied the price by 4, but then it would defeat the entire purpose of a practical everyday car. It's like saying that Ferrari makes practical every day cars because of the GTC4Lusso.
> Now, I’m not sure about you, but I’ve never seen someone drink an actual [sic, 200ml] serving. Most people are going to be filling that glass to the top. This [pictured] is a full glass of OJ, coming in at 350 ml.

Personally I'd have less than that, 100-150ml maybe. Not calorie counting and never have. /Shrug/

And I agree with other commenter on the quote-unquote annoying writing style. I'll tell you why in a second. Ok here's why: it's annoying. I'll let that sink in.
I don't buy it. In fact, I think almost the opposite is true: given a fresh start and Zuckerberg is as likely to become a billionaire as O'Neil is to become a top NBA player.

The thing is, O'Neil was good at one thing and one thing only. And not just good, but freakishly good.

But Zuckerberg went from a little php script written in his dorm room to the founder and CEO of one of the 5 letters in FAANG. He had to face thousands of different challenges along the way. He had to learn quickly and solve the problem and move on. What Zuckerberg has and others don't is this ability to learn quickly and solve a completely new problem. Lots of these problems were technical, but lots were human interactions, legal ramifications, accounting and governance issues, PR, content moderation, you name it.

I personally don't have, or plan to have a Facebook account. But you have to give the man what's his: he is a very tough nut. In any parallel life, he would do more than well.
We have literally evolved to overeat. And one thing people don't consider is that genetics does play a real role. Just because it's easy for you to not overeat as much doesn't mean it's the same for others. I personally believe the solution will ultimately have to come from science/technology. We need a safe and efficient appetite reducer that people can take regularly.
Yes. This. Also, displaying histograms in heatmap format can allow you to intuit the behavior of layered distributed systems, caches, etc. Relatedly, exemplars allowed tying related data to histogram buckets. For example, RPC traces could be tied to the latency bucket & time at which they complete, giving a natural means to tie metrics monitoring and tracing, so you can "go to the trace with the problem". This is described in the paper as well.
I lost almost 40 pounds strictly on following a specific diet with no exercise. Alternated between High fat/low carb and med carb/low fat meals.
Prometheus is highly scalable?? What are you talking about??
That was my whole point... the calories you eat is the main factor... but even if you are thin, you have to watch other things like cholesterol, vitamins, etc...
I've always been slightly below average weight my entire life (late 30s now), and it's a bit of a struggle to maintain that weight. I typically eat a little extra each day, not because I'm particularly hungry or interested in eating, just because I don't want to fall underweight.

I've counted calories closely before and it's not black magic at work, I just don't eat enough. It feels like I eat a lot (probably because it's mostly food I cook myself and not calorie dense fast food) and I feel full, but the calories don't lie.

I'm guessing it's the reverse for people struggling to lose weight. I feel full and comfortable 200 calories below the daily recommended amount, and they likely feel that same way 200 calories above. I easily fall underweight if I stop paying attention to my diet, and they likely become overweight when they do the same and listen to their body.
Florida politicians brag about how many people are relocating to Florida from Blue states. But they didn’t think to encourage a bit more residential construction?
Black, one sucralose packet per 10 to 20 oz and that's fine for me.

I know that's a wide range, but you can't really do "half-packets" easily and the cup sizes I use vary.
It is 15 grams, too much at once if you want to maintain a level blood sugar. No, it won't kill you but it's a habit no one needs.
The fact that people get college degrees in graphic design, yet we think we can duplicate their skills with little effort shows an amazing degree of hubris. This is like business people mocking programmers and saying that anyone could do it.
I love pizza and never get to eat it because of the caloric load, and I really doubt that.

Fats are 9 calories a gram. If you remove the available grease you're getting, what, two grams off per slice, maybe? Doesn't seem like that's really moving the needle.

Though now I want to rigorously test this, so the next time I have pizza I'll weigh the napkin before and after soaking up available grease.