skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ok. Assuming you don't trust systems of law or for whatever reason prefer systems of tech I guess this works. Got to admit though, it feels less like a cheat sheet and more like being delegated a bunch of paperwork. I was hoping for something a bit less pedestrian than bank accounts and mortgages. My personal "in case of imminent nuclear war draft email to everyone" is about all the personal projects I'm not going to be able to finish myself anymore so here's some code for whoever wants to pick it up. Sure, my version also arguably hands unfinished work to people, but at least its more interesting work than "please go stand in line at the bank on my behalf." Its certainly a better way to remember me than "here's a few words, now pass the shovel."
Could you say more about Raycast vs Alfred? I've got lots of customizations built into Alfred, so switching always feels like a big lift and I use it so much it would be a major disruption to so many workflows. But Raycast does look very nice, so I often think about making the switch.
Did you try Detail app? https://detail.co
excuse me for interpreting "I just wish that we would take measures" as promoting regulation

edit to reply to below: California already has accurate labeling and is being called out as a problem
While the title of the video is clickbaity, it's entirely accurate, and it's a message worth spreading. Hope YT will reconsider, acknowledge their mistake and fix it as best they can. Good luck, Ann!
People moved to cities for economic opportunities.
Cannabis is not "supposed to be" consumed in any specific way. Smoking it is one way to consume it, but so are vaporizing and eating it, both very popular and with almost no harm (if any).
> Whether or not they do doesn't really disproportionately harm a minority group.

It does disproportionately harm a minority group of porn afficionados. If your point is that LGBT minority group has some rights that porn afficionados minority group does not have, you'd need to prove it.

> One actively targets a minority group.

The search results will equally be hidden from heterosexuals and homosexuals alike. It's not that Amazon is treating LGBT group in a different way — all the population is targeted the same.
Yeah, I've bought weed in Cali once, didn't have any problem at all finding CBD strains which are low THC (most would consider it trace amounts). Finding a strain with 0 THC (since I'm pretty sensitive and don't enjoy THC at all) is a bit harder.
Porting Doom to Helios
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These systems have such a staggering amount of content and are only profitable at scale. Moderating them in their current form with humans would be expensive and difficult if not impossible.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/259477/hours-of-video-up...

> 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute.

This is why Section 230 needs a revision IMO. There is zero incentive for anybody to moderate properly.
In the UK it's a lot cheaper for the blocks:

- Tesco Extra Mature Grated Cheddar 250g
- £ 2.25
- £9.00/kg
- Tesco Extra Mature Cheddar Cheese 220g
- £ 1.90
- £8.64/kg
- Tesco Extra Mature Cheddar Cheese 400g
- £ 2.85
- £7.13/kg
- Tesco Extra Mature Cheddar Cheese 700g
- £ 3.50
- £5.00/kg

edit: Added price for a 220g block of cheese
For early development that makes sense. But if Gitea is not ready to self-host now then it is also not ready to host most other projects so that doesn't really invalidate the criticism. However from the sibling comments it seems that the move to self-hosting is in progress.
in the end this has to be a terrible life, living in constant fear of capture. I wonder how much Ignatova wanted this for herself. Empathy of course first and foremost with the victims of fraud, but I can't help but share some sadness for her also
It's probably 14000 ppi, not pixels per _square_ inch. So that's 0.02 in * 14000 in each direction (which is 280 x 280 pixels).
The Clean Air Act doesn’t give the EPA blanket authority to “regulate clean air.” Congress can’t permissibly delegate an entire sector over to an administrative agency under the Constitution, and didn’t. The statute gives the EPA specific approaches that it’s allowed to use.
Maybe at some point in the future, but Teslas aren't self-driving vehicles: you always need a driver in them, even (or maybe even: more so) in the case of FSD Beta.

I imagine these robotaxi vehicles would not have stayed on the road had they have had a safety driver in them :).
SpaceX Wins Permission Connect Planes, Boats to Starlink Internet Service
The guidelines already let you use a different title in this case: "use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait"
Your comparison only holds if the rig is filled with the dangerous constituent chemicals, which are also regulated by government.
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I moved to this country, one of the reasons was great education system. Now I'm here it seems really confusing and overwhelming. Lots of tiger moms pressing overworked kids to get into Ivy league, and so much wokeness. The problem being that Ivy students really dont sound like they're smart or creative, they seem just people who are out of touch with humanity, doing what they're told on the first step of the corporate rat race.

I definitely think the big famous schools are great for post-grad, but undergrad I'm not so sure. I'm thinking of some cheap local college is good enough and save the money.
I think you missed the point. Protestant work ethic does not want people "being lazy". In that era when workers were Black and Mexican and smoking, protestant work ethic is what is making white people in power want to stop people from having a little escape.
Can I ask, which training was that?
This is completely wrong/upside down.

There are no migrant groups workers who depend on Bitcoin as a means of banking, it's completely (ridiculously) unsuited to that purpose.

Migrant workers use of innumerable financial services offered to them by banks at home, in their country of work, or one of the myriad of financial services apps made available to them via app stores etc..
I think it’s an award for social commentary.

Why don’t you eat meat, because I eat everything? Really, do you eat dog? No, they are friendly. Do you eat cow? Sure, they are tasty. Do you eat horse? No, they used to be useful. But are they tasty? Sure, when Jack in the Box sold them, I loved them. What about rats? No they are dirty. How about pig? Sure, they maybe be dirty, but they are tasty. Really, do you eat it plain? No, I smoke it and spice it. Do you eat dolphin? No they are smart? Do you eat octopus? Yes, they are smart, but if you hit them with a hammer enough times you can kind of stomach it. What about humans? No, they are smart. What about the dumb ones? No. What if I told you they are tasty? No. So, really just chicken, pig and cow?
I'm not actually born/raised in US, only moved here 5 years ago. Thanks for the response as I wasn't aware of the gold seizures.

I would still say based on the practicality if you look at any cryptocurrency it would falter under the load of transactions as large as the whole US for example. So it's a bit early to bet the farm on any one of them. Also if a govt will support cryptocurrency they will create their own one so they can profit off their own ponzi, so to speak. They wouldn't be in favor of enriching Bitcoin whales just to take advantage of the 1s and 0s previously established in the btc Blockchain
Apple has never really been a bytecode company. I can't imagine them tossing this philosophy out the window and going all in on a virtual machine like Android does.

Like it or hate it, Apple is and probably always will ship native bits for applications.
> One example is Louise Mensch, a once-respectable journalist and former Conservative politician who in 2016 published a story about Trump's alleged ties to Russia,

Basically the entire mainstream media went on that route during the second part of 2016, some of them are still on it, 6 years later, not sure why this lady (of whom I had never heard until now) got the short stick out of it.

> In January, after he lost his position at the radio show LBC due to his increasingly careless theories about a secretive New World Order

The only false thing is that there's no secret about it, cue the current war in Ukraine which is fought in relation to that "order" (or the "unipolar liberal order", as the West tries to depict it). On top of that, as a citizen of an EU-member country I experience this first hand, as more and more rights and privileges that used to be decided at the national level (at the highest) have now been transferred to a rainy city a continent away, to some people I have never voted and of whom I know next to nothing (I'm talking about Brussels and the European Commission). This is a coup almost by definition, only that it doesn't involve that many guns (just yet).
It's an interesting point. Car jumper cables maybe isn't a good example, but what about extreme sports or even just car crashes etc? Is there something in particular that makes this activity worthy of so much attention? Is it perhaps that electrocution seems very dramatic, or maybe the fact that many people have one of these deadly devices in their own kitchens?
My intuition is similar, especially as older and less "drug oriented" users continue to enter the market. In Massachusetts, a lot of dispensaries show the THC level, and I usually just buy the one with the lowest content.
I just use a wired headset and mic.

Bluetooth audio is in a sorry state, unfortunately.
In 40 years time, we'll be taking to the streets in joy and laughter, wiping the tears from our eyes, when the robotaxi fleet is finally paralyzed completely.
Some Macs are getting fewer updates than they used to. Here’s why it’s a problem
Sorry, the sentence is ambiguous. That’s exactly what the EPA can do. What I meant to say is the EPA can’t use its authority to tell coal plants to install particulate scrubbers, which it has, to go and tell the whole industry to stop using coal.
If you don't install a signal handler the process gets killed frozen or not. The only reason you would ever handle the hup signal is if you want exactly this behavior (user deciding when to terminate the process rather than the OS.) Give me one singular example where this isn't the case.

>I recommend

No. Respectfully, shut the fuck up and listen. It isn't just one thing like this. Every month systemd changes some fundamental thing like this and you trip over it. With systemd you trade knowing how the machine is going to behave (even if it's not intuitive to new people) with never knowing because fundamental crap is always changing. Yes there are always solutions but it really doesn't matter because next release something new will break and you'll only find out when it blows up in your face. With a platform you practically can't predict the behavior for correctness doesn't fucking matter. If I wanted an OS that behaved this way I would just run Windows.

>That's on them

No. Breaking standard platform behavior and demanding other projects depend on your rapidly changing project is not "on them."
> At this point people are loosing lives because of poor YT decisions.

I'm not sure YouTube is entirely to blame here. Adults should have some discernment about their sources of information.

That said, if YouTube is curating the videos in a way that suppresses important safety information, I consider them to bear significant responsibility. (No idea if the legal systems would agree.)
Effective monitoring
Cloud Eye is a tool that allows you to monitor the websites you use and applications and other activities by reading page headers, document titles, time spent in specific programs, and offline time (e.g. lunches and meetings).

The fully automated application is perfect for both office and remote work. Cloud Eye is a computer monitoring program whose functions allow you to control employee activity.
> I can see having to buy sharpeners and honing rods and being told what you're doing is wrong could be considered gatekeeping

It depends on the context, of course. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions and standards of what they consider right and wrong.

I that that the essential factor of "gatekeeping" is demoting others unless they don't fit your standards, e.g. "you are not a real cook if you use blunt knifes". Simply telling someone that using sharp knifes is safer than using blunt knifes wouldn't count as "gatekeeping" in my book, unless someone tried to keep you out of the gate because of it.
I'll have to give it a try. All of the jarred garlic I've tried tastes too much of the preservative, usually ascorbic acid. I don't have any objection to the preservative; it's just a flavor I wasn't expecting and didn't want.

Thanks for the tip.
Nitpick: Germany is poised to legalize and not just decriminialize, which is an important distinction.
Very small amounts are sampled, on the order of grams. I'm not sure exactly, I worked on the bioinformatics side of things. I think an Illumina MiSeq requires 50 - 500 nanograms of DNA to work well.

Sampling and storage methods can significantly change the bacterial composition of an environmental sample (in this case, poop). The exact protocols will depend on the aims of the study. The gut microbiome is a gradient and very dynamic. Different parts of the gut will have different bacterial compositions. Some people might prefer to get a locally accurate sample from a biopsy of the intestine, but you won't manage to recruit many participants. Other studies may prefer to use faecal samples as a proxy for overall gut state, which lets you recruit more people. Some protocols may homogenise (blend) the poop before sampling, others might not. Here's a nice review:

https://europepmc.org/article/MED/28830090
A network failure is, like, the world's most predictable problem though.
Is it clickbait when it's completely accurately describing what is going on?
US prisons are absolutely packed with young marijuana dealers/users with effectively lifetime sentences.

Many of them are truly good people.
It's worth noting that almost all medicinal drugs have negative effects. Certainly there are people who promote cannabis as a cure-all, and that's pretty ridiculous. But it's equally ridiculous to assume that it has no medicinal uses. You even mention one (pain relief) in your comment!
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6312155/

> without any clear guidelines or regulations from government officials, the cannabis industry has taken a page from the tobacco and alcohol industries’ play book and developed strains of marijuana and concentrated marijuana products with much higher concentrations of THC, the psychoactive component that causes addiction. The more potent a drug is, the stronger the possibility of addiction and the more likely the person will continue to purchase and use the product.

Doesn't seem like there's any incentive to reduce potency.
I like your idea of using custom audiences - clever! We used Facebook/Meta Pixel to send the data, and then confirmed that sensitive health data had been retained by querying the FB Graph API. /Sascha (one of the reporters)
I never played Minecraft or the mod he is playing and the video still got laughs out of me. Appreciate the share.
There's nothing stopping us from reproducing consciousness before we fully understand it.

Except for the fact that this "belief" that has never been achieved. This is the core tenant of the AI religion.

Can you show me one problem that a computer has ever solved without detailed understanding by someone at some level and very specific instructions and a clear logical definition of the objective?

What is commonly called AI is no exception. It's mostly statistical search and pattern matching that only occurs through specific instructions by someone who understands in detail how the search should be organized and conducted.

In order for a computer to search for "consciousness", it must be explicitedly defined in terms of binary logic because this is all a "computer" understands. Any results are logically bound to this definition. If your definition is lacking, the search results will be likewise.
In all fairness, it isn't like we want people to come as tourists here to smoke weed or something so should be fine no?

For anyone else wanting to know more about the Dutch policy on this: https://www.government.nl/topics/drugs/toleration-policy-reg...
Hi all,

Creator of instant.gallery. I've built what I hope to be a great way to view and share photo collections in VR, and it also works well on desktop and mobile. A collection of photos can easily be shared, and the viewer doesn't need to login to view. Happy to answer any quesitons and eager to hear feature requests!
The anti-caking ingredient has a negligible effect on flavor. Where you want to avoid them is when you're cooking a dish where you want the cheese to melt smoothly. Using the pre-grated stuff is fine for things like tacos, burritos, pizza, and even omelets. For stuff like mac and cheese and other cheese-based sauces, that's where you want to grate your own if you can. --And if you can't, well, the food will probably taste just fine even if it doesn't look quite as good.
About a decade ago I was designing a controller for an RS485 sensor net. It was a mass of UARTS (for each 485 bus) and an AVR manage communication between the busses and the host. I was quite surprised that it was cheaper to buy AVRs just for their onboard UARTs than to simply buy UART chips. Such is the power of volume.
I assumed that they were talking about regulations requiring accurate labelling of THC and CBD concentrations.
Don't forget to grind that coffee in a hand crank burr grinder, so you can control every aspect of the process. And don't even THINK about using water that is even a degree away from 200F (I know someone who uses boiling water -- the monster!)

While you're at it, if you're drinking tea, of course follow the RFC. Pouring the hot tea out of the pot and then adding milk is absolutely barbaric.
Why is this flagged?

This obviously content that is worthy to take note of, and YouTube moderation are making clowns of themselves by banning content that is trying to prevent people from killing themselves or others.
I'm currently developing an app that I personally want, and I'm having a blast! I got the idea after reading a plethora of negative app store reviews for competitor apps.

I certainly hope others will want to use it and pay for it, but it's liberating not focusing too much on what other people want (or claim they want).
Honestly, if you can't be arsed to format an email then why should you expect anyone to spend the effort to review your patches and maintain your additions going forward.
She explains that she wants clicks so that the video rises to the top of the fractal woodburning search results.

She also probably wants this new video to get attention because she's risking reposting banned content.
I don't think the majority approves of it at all. Most were just to weak to speak out. There were massive protests in many cities, but this was not reported at all by the mainstream media. Meanwhile in the UK they reported on a handful of eco protestors gluing themselves to the road. Subsequently the government used that as justification for bringing in more anti-protest laws.

Similar with Johhny Depp and Amber Herd trial being heavily publicized, while they were silent on the Ghislaine Maxwell trial. Whoever said that the mainstream media are the enemy of the people are correct.
Hi,

I've just added typed document node integration to zeus. There is still lot to document but it allows to use it with:
- apollo
- urql
and other libs supported
https://github.com/dotansimha/graphql-typed-document-node

Big thanks to Dotan Simha for creating this TypedDocumentNode!
I think the difference is this

Russian Government: We will bomb X because they pose a threat to Russia's interests

American Government: We will bomb X because they need freedom
For some reason I thought these were supposed to be real products, that sounds more like they are still in the prototype/proof-of-concept phase.
> t's just a bunch of people who are sour or feel threatened by meat alternatives

Kast, a right-wing populist politician in Chile, made a big stink during his failed presidential bid over "Not Milk." He said only milk from "happy cows" should be promoted. These so-called proponents of the free market sure do hate competition.

https://www.cnnchile.com/pais/kast-critico-notmilk-necesitam...
I suspect there's some truth here. Like how not everyone goes for the 80+ proof drinks, many just go for drinks that are 5% ABV or less.
The best thing a person can do is not be naive.
Two good recent examples are the sonic the hedgehog movie where the director and sega was basically bullied to fix their 3d models and the top gun sequel.
The Top Gun sequel is fascinating as Tom Cruise put a lot of work capturing the spirit and look of the first movie even 30 years later and its a huge billion dollar hit. If Top Gun 2 suddenly changed visual styles or tone, im sure people would have been upset.
Yeah, that would definitely be difficult, as far as I saw you could get CBD powder at various places if you wanted to just add a little to a drink or do a dab.
> Hawaiian pizza

I've always found that name amusing.

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaiian_pizza :

> Sam Panopoulos, a Greek-born Canadian, created the first Hawaiian pizza at the Satellite Restaurant in Chatham, Ontario, Canada in 1962. Inspired in part by his experience preparing Chinese dishes which commonly mix sweet and savory flavours, Panopoulos experimented with adding pineapple, ham, bacon, and other toppings. These additions were not initially very popular.

> The addition of pineapple to the traditional mix of tomato sauce and cheese, along with either ham or bacon, later became popular locally and eventually became a staple offering of pizzerias on a global scale. The name of this creation is, in fact, actually not directly inspired by the U.S. state of Hawaii at all; Panopoulos chose the name Hawaiian after the brand of canned pineapple they were using at the time.
Yea, my grandfather was an electrician and I have see him create some truly dangerous electrical arrangements around his own house. He almost killed my dad by having him work on a live wire without telling him it was live because that is what a “pro” would do.
The reality is that plants don't exist out of thin air either. There's a cute observation that everything that a plant could want (water, carbon, nitrogen, etc) all come from the air. But a closer examination reveals that it's a cycle. Animals, fungi, and bacteria are part of that cycle. Minerals from the ground are required also. Everyone is a middleman. Who would you cut out?
Sure, but don‘t expect anyone else having the same problem and as such being prepared to pay for it.
Its fascinating as its not clear between rural African and European urban children, who is healthier. Stereotypically Africans are probably closer to nature, less stress and fewer processed foods, where Europeans have more medicines, variety of foods and less exercise.
The questions were meant to be rhetorical questions, but did get plenty of informative answers that using jumper cables with a 12V car battery is unlikely to result in accidental death.

Any article/video that says N number of people died doing X should provide some context about how many people do X, how many people die doing Y, which is similar to X.
The problem with that is that at that time GH was surviving with VC money. That money entered with the promise that at some point GH would monetize their users. The "paid account" model wasn't enough for them, And now that Microsoft owns them it's also not enough. They've found another way to monetize all that code.

It surprises me though that Microsoft hasn't added a Stack overflow like panel to github. More. People are jumping between GH for the code AZ md StackOverflow for the support.