skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> obesity is a chronic disease starting very early in life, indeed even before conception

I'm very curious about your thoughts on life before conception. Does the unborn infant soul inhere in the egg? And if it does, are you suggesting that some people are conceived with fat souls?
I'd be curious of a sales breakdown of all these varieties. Old article, but somewhat dismaying: https://abcnews.go.com/Business/black-barbie-sold-white-barb...
> I’m far happier to catch Omicron now, than Delta back in October 2020.

The omicron mortality rate is the same as with previous covid variants.

Regardless, I'd still rather not get covid at all, risking long hauler effects is unappealing.
> crypto likely burns a similar amount of energy to the energy consumption of the global finance industry today.

"likely"? What do you mean?

And that illustrates how incredibly inefficient crypto is
other then iron deposits, all is looking good. going to consult with an endocrinologist this month, this is more about removing the link between pleasure and nutrition.
That's the same link.
One of my favorite explanations of how to do incremental versions: https://stripe.com/blog/online-migrations
That last part you got wrong
> There is no shadowy 'they' here.

Oh, my sweet summer child.

https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/lobbying.php?ind=G230...
Was just about to say as well. The more regulated an industry is the more consolidated it will become and the higher the costs will have to be, which either get passed on to consumers and/or in cutting capacity.
same re. voice id recitation :)
Great, unless you're in a city.
We (UK) came second and I could not be happier.
Sounds like sales declining and not being able to think straight in the panic
> The dollar isn't meaningfully backed by any of those things.

Yes it is. Either naive or uninformed to think that the United States has never militarily intervened to protect the massive economic inertia it inherited and acquired after WWII, particularly the Petrodollar system. These actions provided massive value to currency.

> the world's reserve currency You mean the dollar? The dollar is backing the dollar?

Inertia is an asset. Incumbents have the advantage. Network effects matter. BTC benefits from this phenomenon as well.
Adaptive Gradient Descent Without Descent
This only makes me question your definition of “dumb”.
I would agree, although HTTP and SMTP are not the only protocols; in many cases other protocols should do better (such as IRC, SSH, etc).

> I have stopped coding .html and only use HTTP now from a native OpenGL client written in C.

How is that working? Do you have any further details?
Those are the same issues that seem to plague the Android version.
I really only ever tried the ones with a short halflife personally.

Now that I think of it, a benzo actually did help me once, when I got my wisdom teeth removed. Made me a bit more calm about it. But it was fairly tolerable overall anyways.
> Apparently Australia is in the finals! As they deserve.

I was listening to some commentary and the commentator said, "I don't like Australia because they aren't in Europe. Respect the fucking geography!!"

We was quite angry about Australia being in the contest.

Then the other guy called him out and said, "What about Israel" and he replied, "At least Israel is Europe adjacent!".

I should note that these were British commentators.
I don't see what is so absurd about this. If we are growing crops on the moon we are going to add water and air. The success here means we wouldn't have to lug tons of soil to the moon in order to grow crops, we can use the available regolith as a base.

Granted, it's not something I expect to come up in my lifetime, but research doesn't have to be immediately practical.
Ignorance? I'm a core Prometheus contributor and a 20+ year distsys veteran. Prometheus is not a database, and scalability is not well-defined. These are not controversial statements.
The main site of this domain is created by a Swedish woman. There's a lot of american cultural influence coming our way though...
Eurovision has been watchable on free livestream in the US for close to a decade. Originally directly from eurovision.tv, later via LOGO. I agree that NBC's rights purchase is probably due to launching ASC, though.
Unfortunately this isn't allowed on iOS - Dell Mobile Connect is the only app I know of which has this functionality, and they access Messages via a Bluetooth connection between the computer and the iPhone.
Apple AirPods can behave a bit like a hearing aid. You can use the Live Listen feature on an iPhone to get an idea [0].

I’ve got a modern set of hearing aids that I actually ordered last week. They have Bluetooth built in, so they will actually function as earbuds themselves, allowing me to answer calls or listen to music and so on. So the reverse is already happening where the hearing aid acts as headphones.

One last thing to consider is that ear buds occlude the ear completely, where some hearing aids (like mine) are designed to physically allow sound through. In my case it’s better than total occlusion since one of my ears only has partial loss (total loss in the other).

[0] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209082
More like soundness and completeness. We're comparing two different systems, the executable examples versus the ground truth. Soundness and completeness are statements of comparison between two systems. Whereas consistency means that the system doesn't derive contradictions.
> I don't think of them as being master manipulators or geniuses, mostly narcissists

Why? If someone rises to the top of a very competitive scene, what is more likely? Dumb luck? Or something else?
Shadow banning is the only way to effectively nerf bots and systematic content curating.

Basically you identify as a subject and start randomly putting their content into a mirror universe and stochastically degrading their spread.

Even if they make shadow users to observe it'd be difficult to identify whose content is nurfed and by the time it's determined they'd need to reset up everything.

As long as account generation has a small inconvenience fee, say multi step acknowledgement and content iniation, the bot webs would be too degraded.

This assumes they already know the bot nets others have already determined.
that is surprising to hear. ltheanine action of GABA should calm/stabilize you. it's action of dopamine might trigger anxiety/anger/mania but the effect is so mild vs caffeine/nicotine/amphetamine that I find it surprising/weird.
To be clear we are talking about theanine and not theine.
Alternative headline: CA residents overcharged by $100B
It's coming home!

Edit: to Mariupol
Unfortunately, all the follow-up work I know of has been done only by us (the same group of authors). Still waiting for others to pick it up! (-:
They now belong to the dog.
There is also KDE Connect for Android, if that's your question:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kde.kdecon...
I remember mostly just “phreak” in the UK.

Also, “hacker” was always a person that broke into computer networks while “cracker” was always someone who cracked copy protection for warez.
Your statement doesnt resemble any gui toolkits Im familiar with. Not Flutter, not Swift, not Gnome, nothing. The DOM closely resembles other ui construction systems & has similar ideas lile event handling.

And then the pretense that developers are the only thing that matter. The web is vastly better than apps because of the dom, because our systems are in a malleable hypermedia that ysers can modify eith userscripts, userstyles, extensions, eith whatever manner of accessible browser/user agent they please.

It's such sad thing to hear people advocating so strongly for the winnowing od possibility. Leaving all responsibility & all power with the app developer sounds perverse to me, sick, unworthy of being called a part of the internet. Not only does "just need something to draw on" not reflect the needs of developers, it represents an mortal threat to user agency.
Will they perform better if I give them a million dollars for free?
Just curious, can you give some examples of what you do with those shortcuts? I just purchased my first Mac and I’ve been looking for shortcut/automation ideas.
Yup. Newer, more specific beta-blockers are supposed to be safer, but I’m not really interested testing that. :)
I've always wondered why that's even allowed.
Did they ever get global PVC production back up to scale after the last Texas grid collapse? I wonder how the Texas grid screw up will impact the global economy this time.

Mid-90's aren't even hot for Texas, so this looks like a short term capacity planning issue. This was certainly avoidable.

However, Texas structured the energy market so that there aren't any strong incentives to keep the grid online. Instead, producers make a killing by price gouging during these events.
That is a very different tradeoff, though. A DDSketch is absolutely gigantic compared to a power-of-four binned distribution that could be implemented as a vector of integers. A practical DDSketch will be 5KiB+. And when they say DDSketch merges are "fast" they are comparing to other sketches that take microseconds or more to merge, not to CDF vectors that can be merged literally in nanoseconds.
Allowing apps to read your texts is a can of worms apple isn’t willing to open.
Years ago I bought a cell phone number which ended 69696969. I thought it was hilarious. For about a day. Then I realized the number was written on every toilet cubical in the country with "for a good time call: " and the phone never stopped ringing, especially during the night.
Then then drones meet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb5_F4_Eod8
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Drm3kdDYBI4 for which each round is even cheaper than the cheap drone it's aimed at and, snap, crackle, pop, no more drones.
If you are ready to “play”, provide a legit source for your claim “BLM head bombed congress”. All I find is kids shooting up schools in the US.

You stated a “2020 summer of terror” - was that terror the deaths of citizens by government servants? Likely not your concern. I stated that that comment shows your political bias. Which it does, and continues to do. What aboutism does not enter this debate on your bias.

To highlight your bias, you relate bolshevism to BLM protests, a real stretch (also continuing to reveal your indoctrination). You see protests (property damage, violence) against clear examples of police violence as ”bolshevism”. You’re not thinking.

Assuming you’re a US citizen, do you realize you already live under an example of socialism? How do you think roads, school, social security benefits, both good and killer cops, etc. are all paid for? By collective taxes used to pay for services, infrastructure that helps society function.

Also you wanna see terror, how bout plots to kidnap the MI governor or attack OH’s power grid [2].

Doubtful you give much thought to domestic terrorism when it’s not for purposes of opposing your political opponent.

Don’t lump half of your country under the guise of a single umbrella term. It will severely distort/disrupt your ability to think.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gretchen_Whitmer_kidnapping_...
[2] https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdoh/pr/3-men-plead-guilty-dome...
Congratulations to Ukraine, and I hope we all find peace soon! :)
It mostly works pretty great. It's immensely popular to hate on.
To generalize, I am saying all positive traits are correlated genetically even when the cause isn't the same genetic factor. Attractive people tend to marry other attractive people.

Being wealthy is a proxy for intelligence that rhymes with the word healthy.
I'll add my counter-anecdote: I'm a US citizen with an ordinary (non-diplomatic) passport. I visited Iran twice to give talks at research meetings, both during the period when sanctions had been relaxed under Obama. I was worried that having the full-page visas in my passport would result in headaches at immigration to various countries, but I've visited 15 or so countries in Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas since then and never been asked a single question about it. (Your mileage may vary.) Anyway, I tend to believe the German authorities on this one.
There have already been several posts in the past 24 hours with lots of comments.

In particular, this one from 8 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31378710
Open in the browser is not the same thing as an embedded web view. Take something like an RSS reader. You click on the link and it shows you the web page inside the app without taking you outside of the app.
Still waiting for the first Barbie with an average face. But I guess as the manufacturer of pretty dolls, it’s impossible to satisfy all of those demands.
I am not exaggerating. We have never rejected for facile reasons like that. The only “culture” rejection we had was a candidate who became verbally aggressive in a technical interview.

Perhaps your technical bar is very low so you can afford to be picky? If so, your company sounds super fucked up. You’re willing not hiring candidates for dumb reasons when hiring is difficult.
Simple-8b is not talked about in Wikipedia.
I went to quote it at one point and the only copies I found online were truncated and wrong... So I rewatched the movie just to transcribe it. :)
The report links to the science

But the basics of it is that paternal health impact sperm selection, and maternal health impacts the hormonal environment shaping genetic expressions of the developing child.
There’s a lot of violence that isn’t murder. My trans ex was a victim of abuse in a city where no one cared about trans people.
You ever been to one of those food plaza places where you have to top up a prepaid card in order to pay for the restaurants? Or bought chips at a casino? Or bought Chuckie Cheese tokens as a child to exchange back into "real" money when you're done playing? Stablecoins are like that for the DeFi world. Places like Gemini/Coinbase are the legal onramp. You exchange official money for crypto there, trade it for chuckie cheese tokens, move it out to some other "web 3.0" property operated from god-knows where, then do DeFi stuff there and when you're done you do the above in reverse.
Probably due to they're a great notation for the problem area which for regex is concisely describing text patterns.

For example 'a*b' is any number of 'a's followed by 'b'.

How else would you concisely state that?
iirc, nothing is rigid, it's just very high energy jets, so they don't deform much. like particles in water jets cutting steel.
Exactly, (as someone in the UK) couldn’t be happier for Ukraine.
Absolutely unbelievable result but so much more important to send that message of support to our friends in Ukraine. Congratulations!
A digital beanie baby.

It's simply produce and people buy it purely to speculate and sell.

As long as you arnt the last person hoarding it, it's possible to make money.

It's centralization in exchanges makes to basically, Farm simulator for the banking industry.

Other than that, it has all the hallmarks if classic internet MLM scams.
Wouldn't you be afraid? Patients who get addicted to benzodiazepines are likely to end up taking them their whole lives, even in old age, in ever escalating dosages due to tolerance. Elderly patients on these drugs are at higher risk of losing their balance, falling, fracturing a femur and entering a fragile state after losing their functionality and independence. If anything doctors aren't afraid enough. Polypharmacy is one of the geriatric giants and iatrogenic complications are common.
> Not really, you're usually setting up commands and buffers and stuff in Vulkan

Those commands and buffers are represented as C structs. If you're in a language that can't speak C structs (like Java, Go, Dart, JavaScript, etc...), all of those command & buffer setup become function calls rather than simple field writes.
Apple itself when I worked there was strict on having no gpl3. But everything on the inside is Linux. They even have their own version of arch (and Java and spring boot which is what I did)
I was just imagining crowds of people in Trafalgar square singing "it's coming home" and it's not about football for once. Maybe next year...
> There’s a bit of misconception here. IQ tests don’t require higher education, nor book reading.

From the article:

> [Article] These environmental factors could include changes in the education system and media environment, nutrition, reading less and being online more, Rogeberg said.

> [Article] The earlier rise in IQ scores follows the “Flynn effect,” a term for the long-term increase in intelligence levels that occurred during the 20th century, arguably the result of better access to education, according to Stuart Ritchie, a postdoctoral fellow in cognitive ageing at the University of Edinburgh whose research explores IQ scores and intelligence and who was not involved in the new study.

> [Article] Access to education is currently the most conclusive factor explaining disparities in intelligence, according to Ritchie. In a separate study that has not been released, he and his colleagues looked at existing research in an effort to demonstrate that staying in school longer directly equates to higher IQ scores.

> While I realize you’re talking about social investment here, the idea that TV and media are better investments of your time than earning a degree seems problematic at best. TV & media will, generally speaking, not help you get a better career, right?

I'm saying that higher education has never been a worse investment. Not that it's a bad investment. It's just higher risk and higher cost than ever.

> The Fed has published very recent stats in the US that people with a 4 year degree on average earn 2x the income of people without a degree.

That's really tiny considering that it costs 4 years of income + potentially a huge amount of debt with serious compounding interest.

> That seems like a pretty good investment, doesn’t it?

It seems like it can be a fine investment for some people. If you're rich and won't take on debt it's a great investment.
> 2. Watch previous years, this year is definitely lower quality

I remember previous years when it was in French.
I think the line is when your troops shoot their troops.

Providing weapons has been a US-Soviet past time for the whole Cold War.

In this case, I think the US could have even moved in troops without being at war, early in the invasion. It just needs a pretext. By far the best response a week in, when Russia claimed chemical weapons, Nazis, etc., would have been to send in a multilateral force to investigate Russia's claims. It's face-saving for the Russians and ends the war.

Tensions are too high for that now.
I came here to post this and should have known someone would beat me to it---I'll just add for others' reference that the suite already had 5309, under the 863 prefix, and when they split the campus all the dorms got switched to 867 en masse, so nobody making decisions ever had to look at the number "867-5309" and think about what would happen. Oops...

(PS hi dlg! dpb here)
> There is no use case where you're looking for a single, specific data point of a time series.

I'm no expert but it seems trivial to come up with some. The article talked of storing temperature and humidity, so in relation to that:

- "What was the hottest day in the past <variable time period>" will require you to start decompressing at $now-$period. Having to start at the dawn of time is kind of a pain

- "I was so warm last night that I even woke up from it at 5am, what were the temperature and humidity then?"

- Record highs are not going to be at night, so if you want to find that, we can skip a lot of data there. Now, temperatures don't change every millisecond so it's not a lot of data even if you would have to start decompressing 50 years back, but in general, this kind of optimization is only possible if you have random access. (A better example here might be if you have petabytes of LHC data compressed this way and want to find something in it.)

Random access is not the common case but not a bad feature to have, either. The comment kind of acknowledges this by mentioning batches, but starts by dismissing the problem
I use the address "123 Fake Street" for things like this. Always funny to hear the cashier say "The Fake Street address still good?"
https://archive.ph/WXxeY
Thanks! It actually launched some months ago but this is the version I feel confident about to share.

on OSC: I already have implemented this feature in my development version. It would just send the raw body tracking data (joint 3d location). I was not sure though if it would be used by anyone and where to put it, so I did not ship it.

About the presets and general interactive/creative features, please read my answer to wintermutestwin, I am working on it.

It does not support multiple dancers because the "Motion Capture" feature (which is proprietary) does not support it… :/
“Alt-data”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_data_(finance)
But as I said, this benchmark doesn't include any meaningful marshalling. Julia is the second fastest here when a single int is passed. Julia is very unlikely to still be second fastest when an array (or string) is passed.
100% Prometheus compatible, proven to scale to 1B active series.

It's not about comparisons, every tool has it's own place and feature set that may be right for you depending on what you're doing. But if you've reached the end of the road with Prometheus due to scale and you need massive scale and perfect compatibility... Then Mimir stands out.
Evaluation of Russia by Finnish Intelligence Colonel
Another example of "we don't know that it's okay, so you can't have it." This flawed logic has been used in various forms to create twisted reasoning for plenty of stupid laws. E.g. We don't know that you're not going to use the cold medicine to make meth, so you can't have it." The presumption of innocence is dead.
“Alt data”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_data_(finance)
I remember paying a lot of money for a tape deck with Dolby C (B was pretty ubiquitous) and being disappointed, like it flattened the music too much. Dolby C reminded me of the Apple ///, it was over-engineered and simply not better than the enormously popular product preceding it.
Once salary has reached a certain point, the total compensation, benefits and professional satisfaction or CV opportunities as well as healthy work/life balance, in addition to social environment - all start taking on more weight.

People do leave for pure pay concerns, but it’s not that simple for many.

Also: this strategy might not work so well in places where future financial security isn’t so assured, as where I am. Thinking about the USA or some developing countries where I grew up - piling up capital is so critical to survive surprises ranging from illness to state failure, so ymmv.
I think Reddit did a button thing.

But I’m trying to figure out the simplest, cheapest way to implement it.
I’ve seen people accosted in public for wearing conservative political t-shirts or hats on multiple occasions in Chicago. It was pretty frothing there from 2016 to 2020, and I’m not even a conservative.
Yeah, I've been diagnosed with chronic insomnia and benzos are the only thing that can reliably put me to sleep if I desperately need them. I reserve them for emergency situations, but just knowing I have them as an option is comforting.
This is interesting. This means the people aren't at all deceived by what they hear on the news, I think we'll hear more tactics like this put in use to protest against the Kremlin. Begining of the end for Putin? Who knows but this is quite significant.
So your main complaint is: "People without ownership act without ownership"?