skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, schools - especially in these states that are promoting armed teachers - are already under funded, so I assume that these pro-guns-in-school states will be requiring teachers to buy their own guns, pay for their own training, etc.

There have already been numerous cases of teachers and "school resource"/police officers beating kids, I'm sure adding a gun won't go wrong.

Now for your repeat of the facetious claims that an AR-15 is not "automatic". An "consumer" AR-15 is ArmaLite's realization that by making a semi-automatic trigger pull killing weapon - an AR-15 is not a self defence weapon - they could make a huge profit from wannabe Rambos. But it's still automatic. I've used plenty of non-automatic weapons on many occasions (if you need to be able to shoot lots of time when hunting, you need to learn to shoot), and there is no way that I could ever get any of those rifles to anywhere in the vicinity of 45/minute.

I don't care if a weapon is fully- or semi- automatic, it's automatic.

The purpose of an AR-15 is to kill people. The "Semi" automatic mode fires at 45 rounds a minute, which is more than needed for self defense or hunting (unless you suck at it). That's ignoring bump stocks, which pro-school shooting folk are still trying to make legal again.
I personally insist on gas for cooking currently. I also insist on having multiple power sources in a house I buy. And that's helped with the wind storms that knock electric offline every year here in the PNW.

I like cooking with gas, I've had electric and induction as well.

Generally I like having options and backups.
I don't think this generalizes, it really depends on where you live in the US. I work in Europe and know many US expats there, so this is something we talk about.

The consensus has been that the quality and diversity of fresh foods in the US these days is frequently superior in many categories at the median, though notably worse in others. The paucity of good produce is noticeable everywhere, for example, a fraction of what is available in (my case) Seattle. Meat quality in the US has always been relatively excellent, though depending on what part of the US you live not always diverse. European butter is superior on average, but cheese shops have a similar range in big cities. Seafood in Europe is excellent along the coast, better than the US outside of a handful of fishery adjacent cities, but often poorer than the US once you move inland. The bread is indistinguishable for the most part.

Processed and cured meat products is still an area where available European products are unambiguously ahead of what is commonly available in the US. The US has improved a lot in this regard but it hasn't caught up yet.

Some of these are arguable of course. The one consistent thing everyone notices is the limited diversity and availability of fresh vegetables in Europe, and beef quality, but that is a pretty natural consequence of geography. All of which should be separated from the cuisine produced with said fresh ingredients.
That’s fascinating. So my “activism”—spending my entire life in no way identifying as “man” other than being told I was, and very quietly telling my closest friends and family that’s how I feel, and inviting them to embrace that if they choose or change nothing if that’s more comfortable to them—that’s why I have to call women men? This is the most vocal I’ve ever been on the topic. And I never felt like I was a “cross dresser”. Hell, as much as I enjoy occasionally going out fem, most of the time I’m just quietly being nonbinary with my (really nice full) beard and keeping to myself. But I guess my activism of “being who I am” really ruined it for people who expect me not to. And I guess fuck people who have more at stake in who they are… how dare they exist? Right?
I’d trust a good can of tomatoes before I touch the borderline unappealing off season strawberries they have in those markets. Happy that you’re trying not to judge but looks like you still have a ways to go before getting off a high horse. As oogway says, “one often meets their destiny on their path to avoid it.” When I remember the solid research showing people taking multivitamins die faster I keep thinking what might be in store for people who swear organic food will make them live longer.

Like your railing on frozen food. You realize frozen food is far fresher and less likely to have “chemicals” or whatever is your choice enemy right?
One of the problems with Americans and food is that we've been conditioned to have sugar in absolutely everything, and the 80s made it worse because of the low-fat fad (they just increased sugar content to maintain mouthfeel). Ask any Gen Xer and they'll regale you with nightmares of the dominance of oat bran in 80s cuisine. On the one hand, you get a muffin. On the other hand, it tastes like cardboard flavored with sugar and cinnamon.

Try making a traditional tomato sauce using canned tomatoes and follow the recipe exactly... then compare that to Prego or Ragu. The store brands taste like a freaking dessert topping comparatively.

Most people don't eat enough low-cost, high-availability items like cucumbers and spinach, and they don't manage to learn how to do things like make their own bread, which is far superior fresh from the oven than anything you can get from a supermarket bakery. They also don't appreciate frozen vegetables, which are just as healthy as the fresh stuff, even if it might not taste quite as good some of the time.

One of the things that the Food Network did a HUGE disservice to people is that a couple of entire generations (Xers and Millennials) were convinced into believing that everything needs to be cooked from scratch and that any meal that involves a kit or a flavor packet is inferior. There was maybe one show on that entire network with a host who would use kits and flavor packets and other items, and she was regularly panned by the audience for not being "authentic" enough.
I'm sending you articles pre 2022 from various sources just to make the point these effects were well understood and foreseen before the Ukraine war. While I include articles here about Biden's spending, it's worth noting Trump also spent a truckload of money. Use archive.ph to read anything paywalled.

[0]: Energy and Food Security: Linkages through Price Volatility
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030142151...

[1]: Nat gas and fertilizer
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/fertilizer-prices-soaring-...

[2]: Biden's Stimulus Is Stoking Inflation, Fed Analysis Suggests

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/18/business/economy/fed-infl...

[3]: Biden’s ‘America First’ Policies Are Spreading Global Pain (Adviser during Trump admin)

https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/05/12/biden-global-food-infla...

[4]: Yellen Wanted Biden Relief Plan Cut by a Third, Biographer Says (Recent article, but mentions her hang ups in 2021)

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-04/yellen-wa...

Another thing to consider is that the Fed bought bonds issued by any high-grade corporation in the US. There was record issuance during 2020-2021. This means that those companies now have more cash on their balance sheets they can use to steer the economy going forward... so yes Apple can pay $22 an hour as a base rate now in part because they borrowed $12.5B last year but your local community hospital with razor thin margins can't compete with that. Also, many people were able to retire early from stock appreciation and home value appreciation alone which put a huge dent in the labor force.

There are a LOT of distortionary effects that remain to be seen from the stimulus alone. Now add deglobalization to the mix, and everything becomes even worse.
Electricity doesn't only come from natural gas.
An occasional spike probably won't even be noticed. Redlining it when you usually hover much lower, without ceasing, -should- trigger alarms, and get engineers going "WTF is going on?!"

Give the vendor a heads up so the engineers can sleep.
> Podman currently only runs stably on Linux-based systems. Under Windows or MacOS it becomes a bit more demanding, although it is possible with detours.

I think this is an area bearing improvement before most dev workflows can switch
Teens there were give mega doses of multiple anabolics steroids

Also hgh at a young age won't increase life span later in life anyways
Alternatively you could see this as a damning consequence of letting this kind of “innocent” food fraud go unchecked. It’s gotten so bad with cinnamon that effectively zero percent of cinnamon in America is cinnamon, but is a cheaper counterfeit.

Part of me is inclined to agree with you. There’s nothing “wrong” with cassia. But it bothers me that we’ve established a precedent that we can just label one food as another because it’s cheaper and easier to access.
The actual paper is here [1]. And it’s not quite as conclusive in mammals yet. But it sounds like there is a clinical trial to actually study the supplement, which is a welcome thing in the anti-aging world. I’m happy to read that this work came out of the Buck Institute in Novato, which is a solid research institution. It’s also a beautiful campus.

Disclaimer: I was there for a short stint as a postdoc a while back and not connected to this paper at all.

[1] https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2020.08.004
Please go on, I can find no evidence of your claim but I’m listening.
Yeah, last year’s rent was up 10%. Now do the past decade.

Home prices in my middle of nowhere Nebraska town are up 50% over the past decade. Rents too.

I don’t trust statistics saying “we’re not debasing the currency” from the very people who are currently debasing the currency.
I've been around here long enough to realize that when discussions are leaning one way, I become extremely skeptical of the situation. Not going to address your ad-hominem slant, but I hope you can empathize with where my skepticism comes from. This forum tends to usually have a great discussion between opposing viewpoints, except here.
HGH seems to increase insulin resistance so without other interventions (e.g. metformin) it may be pro-aging.

Exceptional athletes in general may not have the same lifespan as age-matched healthy counterparts so not a good population to look at.
This 'buffered self' analogy in the article is similar to a view I have about language being a false substrate for self and experience. It is contrary to what I think has been summarised about Dennett's view that the self arises from language, where I am more in the 'pourous self' camp, and I guess I would say that the 'buffer' in 'buffered self' is made of language.

Drugs do certainly impair this 'buffered self' and let something of the 'porous' out. The other way to mitigate that buffering of the self is physical sports where you are in a flow state. Pretty much all the solo or duo olympic events create the feeling that almost all drugs are trying to recreate or immitate anyway, and that is the feeling of uninhibited performance and flow.

I get the article, but drugs are a vice, and a vice needs to be respected, imo.
Excellent points. It makes me wonder… I love yuzukosho. I don’t taste the difference but I wonder if the ingredients are significantly different from between the JP and the US one.
It's interesting to look at the primary literature, because then you realize how hard it is to sort these questions out and how many uncertainties there are, because there are a lot of different extinct lineages that might or might not have led to whales or hippos.

Here's the general group people seem to be fairly sure led to hippos; the ones that led to whales might have been an earlier group that gave rise to this group, or perhaps one of these, or perhaps not all whales share a 'root whale':

https://animals.fandom.com/wiki/Anthracotheriidae

The actual kind of data they use to make these judgements is mostly bone fragments from fossils, as comparing modern DNA of hippos and whales can only tell you so much. Here's an example study from 2003 on the hippo lineage:

https://wp.ufpel.edu.br/cdrehmer/files/2017/06/hipopotamo-ST...
oh wow, that's some interesting code. cool little project though, thanks for sharing
It’s particularly galling when the prime minister introduces very strict regulations, that even the queen has to abide by (infamously mourning for her husband alone), and then members of the administration throw large parties at the prime minister’s residence.

Sure, it’s not that bad from an absolute perspective, and probably no one was hurt by it, but the public generally expects individual members of the government to abide by the law no matter what.
I'll say. That's how C# handles async too
There’s like 6 aisles, it’s not hard to remember which products are where. It’s not like one of those 20 aisle stores with unrelated endcaps. There are gas stations bigger than Trader Joe’s.
Ok, I had more time to focus on this comment that I thought to be about something else.

Honestly, this comment is pointless. See again the example here

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31602479

that you have not addressed.

Let me iterate it one more time. Whataboutism does not help. It only distracts.

If you care about Yemen, if you care about Ethiopia (I actually care but I do not have any idea how to stop it) then propose solutions that would end the conflict. I'm eager to read about these.

Don't fuck up (sorry) solutions to other conflicts that can be realistically implemented. It does not help.

Talk about your conflicts, propose solutions, but don't fuck up solutions to other conflicts because you think that your conflicts do not receive enough attention.

Ukrainian invasion is European war, so Europeans care, especially Eastern Europeans. This conflict has at the moment only military solution as all the other solutions have failed so far. How many times have European leaders called Putin? What is the result? During Georgian war it had effect. Not anymore. It is ideological war, it does not have any rational purpose. It only ends when either Ukraine surrenders or somebody or something convinces Putin to stop.

What it could be in your opinion? Ukraine not joining NATO? Sorry, it was not going to because of ongoing conflict anyway. And Putin knows this.

But lets assume that Putin agrees to stop hostilities for land. Lets be generous and give him all the Donbas and all the land currently occupied by Russia. What does stop him from starting the war again when he has recovered and regrouped? If you think Russia respects agreements then you really do not know Russia. You do not know Russian mentality. Many people do. Listen to them.

The current solution is to exhaust Russia's warring capacity so it literally could not make continued war in the future. The more modern heavy weapons Ukraine receives, less are there civil casualties because Ukraine can eliminate Russian forces from safer distance. This is literally the only thing at the moment that helps to save lives. Everything else is just wishful thinking and procrastination.
> It seemed like they were encouraging people to go maskless.

What year is it!?
People voluntarily bought the Tesla cars, shareholders voluntarily bought the shares. That's Elon's wealth. He didn't steal it from anyone else.
Digital Colonialism
Would you mind expanding on “each sample costs 10k USD”?
That's another way. Fruit/veggie balance up to you. Add Spirulina powder or similar if you want.

Do you find the Vitamix ones reliable. I've run though a number of blenders from other companies and had them fail after a while. Usually the motor just stops working.
Those email chains compress really well.
DUB is a crank spindle standard, and fits in lots of different bottom bracket shells. GXP is also a spindle standard that fits in different shells, most typically English threaded.

But to your main point, that there's a handful of modern standards, yep. There seems to be a good reason for each to exist, at least.
Something I came up with one day because my gf wanted a cabbage dish:

Slice a head of cabbage, an onion, and 5 slices of bacon (or alternatively use smoked ham hocks or turkey necks).

In a large pot or dutch oven over medium heat, saute the bacon until not quite fully cooked. Add the onion to scrape up the fond and cook until soft. Add a cup of chinese cooking wine, cook for 3 minutes, then add two cups of chicken stock and a tablespoon of chicken bouillon. Add cabbage. Cook with lid on for about 45 minutes over medium heat and then another 15 minutes with lid off, stirring occasionally until the liquid is evaporated. Finish with pepper and season to taste with a bit more bouillon. It's slightly sweet, savory, smokey, and salty. My kids tear it up.

Want to make it a main course? Add some cooked ground meat and a few of cups of cooked rice. Now you have a meal that can last you all week. LOL.
I have to agree with you. Zig already has a Debug build mode, they can just warn if you are running Debug build.
Believe this was posted on hn before, but this article is in-depth on the current state

https://www.adanguyenx.com/blog/partial-reprogramming
To add to this, it can be configured to also buzz your wrist while you’re asleep if you go low (eg at 70) before it starts making noise for a very low alert (eg 55). Really convenient to not wake up a partner. Your phone still has to be in Bluetooth range though.
>For years now, there have been seemingly crazy people on 4chan who insist that systems like this are already employed on 4chan to guide or simply disrupt conversations.

I'd say that probably from about 2009 and certainly from the onset of the Trump candidacy, it would be absurd to suggest there wasn't at least some degree of astroturfing occurring on /b/ and /pol/ (aka /new/ depending on what time frame we're talking about) at a minimum.

It's important to remember that 4chan was a lot more influential in the past, and the anonymous nature of posting there would seem to me to make it an easy place for early astroturfing campaigns to manufacture their common ground.
There's two types of cinnamon commonly used as a spice:

Cassia cinnamon

Ceylon cinnamon

The latter is what this article is calling "real" but they are both real. Ceylon originates in India and is used in Indian cooking. Cassia originates in SEA/China Asia and is used in recipes there.

They are simply two different varieties of the same tree and they are both cinnamon. In fact there are many more varieties than just that two, same as with apples, tea, coffee or any other plant and it makes no sense to designate only one variety of cinnamon as "real". They have different flavors and neither is better.
Right. Every cost a company has is apportioned to the customers. This has to be done, otherwise a company cannot determine the price floor needed to stay in business.
I'm invincible!
I feel the same with with orange juice FROM concentrate vs the shelf stable stuff, everyone calls me crazy for it.
There’s nothing alleged about it. The police charged him for it. And he accepted it.
You know who else said web apps are the future? Steve Jobs when he launched the iPhone.
They're negating most of Asian cooking by taking away gas. This is stupid and overdoing it imho. It should be done with an adjustment period over 5 years or more.

I'm all electric at home but using a wok on an induction stove is a pita and doesn't even resemble a wok. I have friends who cook as a hobby and swear by gas.

Korean BBQ could be probably done on electric as well. Takes more time though. If I'd open a KBBQ restaurant tomorrow I'd probably do it on electric anyway, for safety reasons.

Would hydrogen be a viable replacement for natural gas? Maybe mixed with sodium (table salt injection?) to have an orange flame instead of invisible.
> Regular people have probably always been misinformed about everything ...

So others are responsible for what you know? Surely it's the individual's responsibility not to be ignorant?
It sounds like you just rephrased & elaborated on part of what I originally said, again. I'm not sure what you're disagreeing with.
I’m in the process of moving to Texas from the West Coast and the first time I visited an H-E-B, I felt almost like Boris Yeltsin (cf https://www.beaumontenterprise.com/neighborhood/bayarea/news...)
I'm afraid it is.

I like the idea of open source credit scoring. But then who gets the underlying data?
> Additionally, I don't know how anyone who has cooked on gas and electric can claim electric is superior

In addition to all the other responses you've received disputing technical aspects of your post, I'd just like to comment on this one. I've used both extensively (coil, solid resistive, halogen, and infrared for electric, and both bottled and piped for gas), and I far prefer an induction or even a coil stove over gas for everything except for wok. For example, I currently live in a place with a gas stove, and if I want to boil water quickly, I will put 1.7 litres in an electric kettle and 0.3 in a large pot on an appropriately sized burner. By the time the 1500W kettle boils, the water in the pot on the gas stove is ~80°C.
It might suggest the existence of loops in the evolutionary tree, making it more of a general graph.
Radical pairs may play a role in xenon-induced general anesthesia (2021)
Maybe Boris Johnson can go tell people who couldn’t mourn their loved ones, or people who got fined for mourning their loved ones, or grand parents that couldn’t meet their grand kids, etc. how him breaking the rules so he could have some parties and drinks that prevented them from doing all of that was not that bad from an absolute perspective.
Smooth, non-invasive Haskell Stack and Nix shell integration
Of course, the other crime, that requires him to resign is lying to Parliament, except he changed the ministerial code so he wouldn’t have to resign.
Vaccine injury compensation programs overwhelmed, lacking Congressional reform
Unfortunately, I have to agree with what you have just said there. It's going to end with co-existence with this AI technology.

We have seen these sort of movements before and there is definitely a pattern:

Free-software movement: Calls to reject all close-source software were made by the free-software movement, but once again such software still exists in a worse form (web apps) and 'open-source' has become a corporate buzzword.

Cyberpunk-Privacy movement: The same thing happened with the free-software movement where many large companies and others tracking you with their closed-source software can afford the fines and still don't care about your 'privacy' which they also use that as a buzzword.

Anti-IoT movement: After that, it that lead to the rise of another buzzword 'Internet of Things' (IoT) that was fought against by the same techies and was lost since many IoT devices are still existing and built by the same companies tracking you with that closed software and tracking information.

Current anti-AI movement: AI is another buzzword sung by the tech industry, such that companies like OpenAI became closed and diverted from their goals and others implemented their own GPT, DALL-E, Codex like models, and are getting better if not accelerating faster than before. AI experts alarmed by this tried to stop it and so far it has been ignored.

Anti-crypto movement: Yet another buzzword, which after 13 years is still alive and the same techies are still struggling to completely 'destroy' all of it. Due to this, the industry is instead 'regulating' it and picking a remaining few candidates rather than banning everything, because they know they cannot.

So you see with these examples above, co-existence is the end result and it has been the same result with the other movements and those hoping to achieve all their goals in preventing or totally stopping all of it is going to be very disappointed.
Friend of my wife, type 1, just 2 weeks ago died in his sleep from mismanaged blood sugar. He was only 37 and was otherwise very healthy - it was shocking, I never knew it was so dangerous and that mis measuring or forgetting before going to bed could have such dire consequences. I though it was like sleeping with your contacts in. This is a gap this tech could close, I hope it’s widely available soon - hopefully an artificial pancreas is near as well.