skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thats not true. Many conditions are well adressed by informing and training those at risk how to best take care of themselves. Current medicide really fails at this. In fact it fails in many arreas where a longterm and consistent influence is required.

Getting diagnosis and treatment for vitamin defficiency, hormonal imbalance, stomach microbiome, psycology related issues, and many other conditions simply does not happen unless patient does his own reading and pesters the doctor for treatment.
It's an extension... You'd have to go out of your way to disable it. It's also completely optional so it's (almost) only additive. The only harm is sometimes it generates suggestions faster than I can press tab to fix my spacing
I don't get why you have to eat fake food when you're vegan? I cook and eat plenty of plants, in fact one of my favourite dishes is a cssserole with aubergines, potatoes, bell peppers, courgettes, and a sauce of tomato, garlic and onion with plenty of extra virgin olive oil. A vegan could eat that. The last thing I'd think of eating if I were to go vegan (when hell freezes over) is fake cheese, or fake meat. I eat food because it fills my belly, not because it looks good.

Anyway, tell you what. You make your vegan nut paste and age it for a year. See what that gets you. Actually, I'll tell you: you'll get a dessicated, crumbly, bitter, mold-ridden mess. After a year, my sheep's milk hard chees is ... still cheese. It has a musky, gamey, smokey aroma, it has a piquant taste and you can feel the little lactic crystals curnching undertooth as you chew.

That is cheese.

And, no, you're never gonna get there with vegan nut paste. Not in a hundred years. Because plant proteins are not caseins, and because cheese is a gel made of coagulated casein, and vegan nut past is a paste. And a hundred other chemical, biological, organoleptic etc etc qualities that clearly distinguish cheese, from non cheese.

The only people you can convince that nut paste tastes like cheese are people used to eating processed cheese (American cheese) and other such abominations. Like you can fake burgers and nuggets, but not a steak, you can fake fake cheese, but not real cheese.

Down with fake food! I don't understand why vegans keep supporting the very food industry that is destroying the environment and torturing animals. It's the same people who sold you beef burgers when you weren't yet vegan that want to sell you pea burgers now that you are. Why do you think they'll care what you eat, or how destructive, or immoral its production is?

> All those animal products have the highest GHG emissions.

Highest- among all types of food we're currently producing. Their emissiosn still do not compare to the emissions that come from burning fossil fuels. See:

https://ourworldindata.org/ghg-emissions-by-sector

Three quarters of (CO2 adjusted) emissions come from energy production, the vast majority of which is by burning fossil fuels. Emissions from all of agriculture (farming and crops) are about 18%.

It is clear what is destroying the environment. But you and other vegans keep banging on and on about how it is meat that's destroying the environment. Why? You're just playing into the hands of the oil companies. And not only you're not doing anything to protect the environment, but by distracting from the real source of climate change, you're making it even harder to convince people to change their nature-destroying habbit of burning fossil fuels.

So, I'm sorry, but at this point I consider every vegan who tells me meat destroys the environment to be dishonest, unless they are an actual environmental activist, rather than a vegan activist (or just someone who likes to argue vegan on the internet).
"Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent" - Keynes. Why does only taking short position qualify one to speak on this issue. You could be right but get wiped out in the short term when the mania drives these shitcoins to 10-20 times their fair value.
yes and no. The TLS records are transmitted in CRYPTO frames, which form a crypto stream (just like a TLS stream) that is more or less transparent to the QUIC stack. QUIC implementations forward an arbitrary datastream from the peer into the TLS library, and place the data that is produced by that stack again onto the ordered bytestream. There's no record layer for CRYPTO streams - that one would again be above on the TLS layer.
This is great! I also had the feeling that Clojure was missing some step-by-step guides documenting medium-size programs (not stuff you'd find in tutorials, and not quite OSS project scale), so I wrote a very similar literate program on my own site:

https://mjdiloreto.github.io/posts/literate/

It might be nice to accumulate a list of such programs as a resource for the "not-quite-novice, but not-quite-proficient" Clojure programmer.
Short positions:

* Have unlimited downside

* Are more difficult to get your hands on

It's not really reasonable to expect everyone bearish on crypto to also take uncapped risks.
That is what I hope for. We need more not less options. Hope that niche survive. But would it migrate out so not facing normal consumers I wonder one day.
There are ~18000 cryptos, and out of all those, maybe two worth owning. Do I need to go open short positions on 17998 assets before I can tell people "don't buy shitcoins"?
We are all HODLers now
There are plenty of real alternatives. I'm partial to vMix for live-streaming; I ran Demuxed 2020 and 2021 through my vMix deck from the comfort of my office and through 2020-21 ran about sixty high-production fighting game tournaments off of the same. I like vMix because its audio mixing is excellent and WebRTC-integrated chat comes out of the box, plus data-driven lower thirds and good remoting solutions and MIDI controls for script/function control.

Other folks quite like VT-X and TriCaster setups. Or Wirecast, or XSplit (itself notably big in some circles). The only "reskinned OBS" I know of is StreamLabs OBS, which, yeah, isn't great, but there are quite a few alternatives.

On the audio front, I'm not sure calling it "the category leader in audio manipulation" holds much water, given that OBS's audio facilities are notably its weakest point. (Not entirely their fault. The licensing around ASIO is weird.) Voicemeeter plus your DAW of choice come to mind. Or, for live mixing directly in your video mixer--well, vMix and NewTek both are pretty good choices there, too.

This is not to take anything away from the OBS project or team; it's quite good at what it does, and if your needs are in their crosshairs or you're willing to expend as much effort as necessary to build what doesn't exist around it you can put on a great show using OBS. (And in particular I think their game-capture logic is best-of-breed; when running events I still use OBS as an ffmpeg frontend on my satellite systems because I don't have to think about game capture.) But the idea that there are no "real alternatives" isn't correct, particularly when you have more moving pieces involved and you don't want to--or, for less programmery types, aren't able to--spend your days writing duct-tape code around your video mixer.
Pirate Bay is banned in many countries, was raided by the police multiple times, had its founders literally put into jail, had its domains seized, is blocked by Facebook, can't get donations outside of crypto, etc.

It's a pretty good example of why you need legal teams for any sort of sustainable effort.
Normal. Science is not perfect. It proceeds one PI death at a time.
You can buy short options that have capped downside.
Interesting in that some men in the highest echelons of power today are that old, but that's 69 which is past normal retirement age and in the next few years they will be disappearing.

Sometimes I think about the time a Holocaust survivor visited my high school and what it means when they are all dead.
If you do a HTTP request in Javascript using any of the available APIs (fetch, XHR), it would automatically use HTTP/3 for those requests if the peer is known to understand HTTP/3. No special APIs are needed unless the protocol you care about is on top of QUIC but not actually using HTTP/3. As the sibling comment mentions, WebTransport might help with non-HTTP use-cases.
I put my money where my mouth is by not investing in crypto???
If you're an employee what percentage of that productivity increase accrues to you?

I would not spend $10/month on a code completor for my job, because I would probably never see those $10 back in salary. I doubt the company would even notice the minor bump in productivity, say $100 a month
Was this true before the issues of unauthorized content/CSAM became widely reported a couple years ago?
MEGA's response looks good. https://blog.mega.io/mega-security-update/
Exploration is the Mother of Invention. Exploration increases failure.

The opposite of Exploration is Exploitation. Exploitation minimizes known failure, at the cost of also minimizing invention.
When a neighborhood is created, the person who does so automatically becomes a lead; I believe that was the case for the guy who was lead before. Aside from that, I have no idea.
Amazon announces its first fully autonomous mobile warehouse robot
That assumes you are able to hold a short position for the indefinitely long irrational period in which the bubble can grow unpredictably large and your gains increasingly negative. It’s therefore also irrational to take a short position.

The sensible thing to do was to stay away - and I think it’s perfectly fine for people who did so to smugly say ‘I told you so,’ presuming they did indeed do that.
Alternatively, refer to comment archives, or historical records of your choice.

Some, many here, have consciously objected to speculating on crypto valuation.

>unless you put your money where your mouth is

What about your pocket? That’s not an acceptable alternative?
first time i showed my wife calibre (she had to convert some amazon ebook format to epub), she was scared. so many buttons, so many labels, so many options. nothing makes sense unless you understand the developer that did it.
You're welcome! Happy to help if you have any questions, as you can probably tell I used to study this stuff in some depth.
If you’re getting 15% returns you better realize you’re exposed to something!
I was referring to academic politics. That is, professors steering funding to their niches and trying to dry out alternative ideas.

I think DARPA and other agencies trying to imitate them (e.g. Wellcome Leap) are less prone to manipulation and much more fact-driven. Howard Hughes Medical Institute is also good.

As a European, I hate ERC. In some cases, they have not even bothered to discontinue funding principal investigators known to have committed fraud and who had to retract major publications.
Mites that have sex on our faces at night could face evolutionary oblivion
> most of the drugs tried are antibodies

But not all of them right? So what exact merit does the statement hold?

I also did my PhD in a lab that rabidly believed in a hypothesis against all emerging data (it only didn’t matter that much because it was obscure). Even when my colleagues literally disproved the hypothesis my PIs undermined it while writing the paper with globs of ambiguity (just like you mentioned) and buried the result in Figure 5 instead of Figure 1, and made him never submit it to any prominent journal. All because this result made it look like they were idiots for 20 years for blindly believing a hypothesis with zero actual data. (If interested the hypothesis being IgG gets degraded in endothelial cells and that’s where the protein that salvages them works).

I’ve had front row seats for blinded belief in what you used to believe being what drives your science and focus. I am not yet prepared to forgive any lab that actually measurably put millions at misery because of it.
Generally if you have some sodium-sensitive hypertension, then yes, restricting salt can be helpful.

But most people's bodies deal with excess salt without problem or impact on blood pressure.
This is still dismissing the con, not the people fooled. Blaming the victim, essentially.
Why is it BS because other user-submitted content sites have similar issues?
It is the opposite of impressive, to me: Crypto is deeply troubled and unethical, but betting against it by shorting the market and gleefully taking advantage of someone losing their shirt is worse.

Basically if I can lose your respect by not fucking people over, I don't want your respect. How's that for conviction?
Willful copyright infringement for monetary gain can be prosecuted as a criminal act in the United States (and many other countries including Japan) and it's highly possible Github themselves can end up in hot water for facilitating this.
We have actually just launched a user survey[1] today hoping to get some feedback about how people use OBS, with the goal of improving UX. No telemetry makes it difficult to get an idea of which features users actually use or find important.

[1] https://obsproject.com/survey
To be fair, I can’t imagine having to explain to students why their perpetual motion machine won’t work year after year.
Guess you mean dimethoxyethane, or "glyme".

To "extract bitumen" appears to mean mine tar sands for hydrocarbons.

I expect demand for mined oil to decline to the point where only the absolute cheapest producers of it will be able to stay in business. Extracting from tar sand will be right out.
> Most religions and many philosophers expound the virtues of good and why it matters

Most religions where spesifically used, abused and maybe invented to control the masses
I was told a very long time ago to never sell something short because you have the risk of unlimited loss.

But another drawback, from what I read, is that selling something short is taking out a loan, and if something is obviously a very lucrative short, then the interest will usually cancel it out.

Free lunches exist, but if it seems really obvious, don't get your hopes up.
Sadly, if you have enough money, you can get away with anything.
FWIW, we'll be open sourcing the real thing in a couple months (I'm actively working on the necessary refactoring as we speak...). https://twitter.com/KentonVarda/status/1523666343412654081
There are few joys in life greater than being able to self-righteously say “I told you so” to those who felt so strongly about something wrong.
In my experience in interfacing with unsophisticated investors, they aren’t aware of the risk.

Should they do more due diligence? Likely. Should there be regulation to protect the unsophisticated? Also likely. Speedrunning securities regulations, as one does.
Chartreuse?
Not commenting on the actual riff the two of you are having. However I dislike the come back of “you wrote so much”. I’m overly verbose. I have adhd. So what. Having to hear school ground retorts insinuating I care so much because I write too much is tiresome. Is it even a bad thing? Is it even logical to say writing more than average is somehow an inherent flaw?
Under it's settings, there's an option for GitHub Copilot to "allow or block suggestions matching public code."
- Javascript's async-everything is rather unique.

- Synchronous execution + async-everything is a great combo.

- First class Promise abstraction.

- Good general purpose language. Its warts are mostly smoothed over. It's not like Javascript from 20 years ago.

I like writing Javascript. I certainly prefer it over the other popular dynamically typed languages. (I don't see what Ruby or Python offer me over JS as general languages)

Rust and Go make different trade-offs. I would never default to either for general purpose projects. Meanwhile JS is my default for networked code.
See: https://mullvad.net/en/help/swedish-legislation/.

Also, the Swedish government can't compel Mullvad to divulge information that it doesn't have.
Same with flint.money and seashell.com (did not launch yet)
https://twitter.com/FatManTerra/status/1538903392415887361
If anyone can intervene to restore the system in a way they truly believe fixes it, could Thomas Hobbes intervene to install a monarch?
Microsoft gives free copies of Office to schools. Why do you think it does that? MS benefits from people being locked into its service and suite. It provides premium subscriptions for additional features.

Hosting code "for free" is part of its business model. It's not a way of "giving back"
Some feel that it’s unethical to take any financial (not political) position concerning cryptocurrencies. I count myself as one.
Surely if you believe crypto is coming to an end in the next few years there is some way to profit.
I work in industrial controls and I have probably at least a dozen different VMs for all of the various programming softwares (each brand of PLC generally has their own proprietary software stack) and versions. Some of these things really don't play nice together and have the tendency to "blow up" now and again, where the whole OS needs to be nuked and reinstalled from scratch. Some programs are a nightmare to get working right and it's nice to be able to share working VMs with my coworkers.

IT also can't get their grubby fingers on the software inside and break anything. I also don't even have admin rights to change my network settings on my host OS, which is 100% required for the job as I need to connect to machine networks running a static IP. With VMs, I can get a USB Ethernet dongle and give it to the VM and get network control that way.

These days I do almost nothing on my host OS.
Then degrade the data.
I occasionally get asked by relatives and friends of what to invest in. Now I'm no expert but I guess in the valley of the blind the one-eyed man is king.

Thing is what I tell them seems to bore them because, well, it's boring. My advice is basically this:

Put your money in a broad index fund and don't look at it for 10 years.

In giving this advice you start to realize it's not what people want to hear. It's not that they want to get rich quick. They just want to make a lot of money really fast. It's completely different.

Crypto-skeptics such as myself could clearly see that the vast majority of Crypto Andys were motivated by nothing more than greed. There's no fundamental belief in blockchain technology. There's no correcting the (alleged) fundamental flaws in the traditional financial system. In fact, there's an awful lot of ignorance of why the financial system is the way it is and little motivation to learn (IME). It's just greed.

So when I see these people get wiped out, I feel bad because that must suck and it's probably not the right time to say "I told you so" (or even "I informed you thusly") but I hope at some point people take ownership for their foolish decisions and do better next time.
The term blue-chip originates from gambling. I think it's perfectly fine to use it in the context of cryptocurrencies.
It may be that it’s more of the defacto to the casual audiences. I’ve heard of and have used OBS many times for streaming and screen recording. Never heard of the other solutions you listed and never felt the need to search for alternatives as OBS and it’s reskins satisfied my needs and as a casual person to the streaming community the only program I had heard of to use was OBS.
I think I would better fit in the $20 / year pricing.
Idempotent Matrices in Julia
Pumped hydro is often no better. 60% is plenty, if electricity is cheap enough. And it already is.
Remember what this is.

This is the author's notebook, which happens to be public. It's okay.
Try fair phone or pine phone. You wont get anything from apple/google/samsung etc.

For smart watches, just dont. Unless it's Joey Castillos sensor watch or something
Agree that if we’re going to have regulations to protect unsophisticated investors from obscured risk, these nonsense “yield farming” ventures should be at the top of the list.
Also in Australia and had no issues with the status page from the very beginning of the outage.
I find it hard to draw a bright line between sabotage by ignorant hubris and sabotage by intentional malice.

People believe all sorts of idiotic things with utter confidence, then act on those beliefs to the detriment of others.

Many of the worst things to happen in the past few decades happened because of ignorant hubris.
That incentive is also cost. I realize that in practice it will be from a different balance sheet so technically gas prices will go down, but if we are paying OPEC to increase supply that payment needs to be amortized over the increase, or we are fooling ourselves and just hiding part of the cost.
Strongly agree with the author. A logistic regression built on top of perfectly crafted features will out perform more advanced approaches with crude data.
China's first large CCAR TP500 unmanned freighter makes maiden flight
Solar farms will be massively overprovisioned, in large part to be able to produce hydrogen and ammonia for sale to an insatiable market.
Good news, you need less than $250. Just buy a Protectli appliance, install OPNSense on it with the wireguard plugin. Setup Mullvad config and route all traffic through the tunnel. That's it!

I've been running a similar setup for a couple years now. It's been great.
Articles like this frustrate me because while they're right, they skip addressing why people buy products like Apple, Google, and Microsoft: convenience.

If you want your 'secure' alternative to gain traction, it has to be less work. I agree security is more important than convenience in a moral sense, but not when influencing large bodies of people.
You're welcome to review my post history.
As far as I can tell none of the products you mention are free or run on Linux. That does of course not mean that they are not real alternatives if you aren't using Linux, but if we scope OBS to include "free, open and cross-platform", there really aren't a lot of alternatives.
OBS is a VST plugin host

I had no idea. The idea of something other than a DAW being a VST host seems bonkers to me, yet in the case of OBS makes perfect sense.
Not really. It’s more likely experienced players in the market liquidate your position in times of great volatility.

Yes, there are good traders out there. But it doesn’t appear that the ones that short are anti-crypto.
0, 0 catatonic magnetism sandworm swimsuit "Null Island"
90, 0 abacus magnetism sandworm swimsuit "South Pole"
-90, 0 "North Pole"
85.0511, 0 detonator magnetism snowboard theft "South Limit"
-85.0511, 0 activity magnetism smudge vicinity "North Limit"
0, -90 catatonic gloater sandworm swimsuit "Easter Island"
0, 90 catatonic pogo sandworm swimsuit "Indian Ocean"
0, 180 catatonic sandblast sandworm swimsuit "East Limit"
0, -180 catatonic driver sandworm swimsuit "West Limit"

Latitude is limited to ±85.0511 in OSM and Google Maps. Could someone request the words for "90, 0" and "-90, 0" manually? Second line above is glitchy but seems to be off-map South, at the pole, as expected.