skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have been to Italy, a fair bit, and as far as I can tell their attitude is "pizza is a flatbread that you use to stretch out whatever other ingredients you have on hand". There are certainly regional traditions, and obviously pineapple isn't any of them, but I don't see why they'd object to you putting whatever the hell you want on your pizza.

Caveat: I haven't been south of Rome, and I gather that there may be more pizza grumpiness further south.
I have read the countless studies blog spammed on Reddit and HN for the past 15 years, and formed my opinion accordingly. How is that at all dogmatic?
The stronger stuff is simply higher bang for the buck, and in today's economy that matters more than everything else. It's too bad consumers are so disconnected from producers due to the legal situation, or else they might see a regular response to demand for more balanced buds.
YouTube removes criticism of dangerous fractal wood burning, but leaves up tips
Pfizer and their ilk prevent it.
It is really an irony that they themselves have the antidote to Cryptophobia!!

https://www.bvp.com/atlas/the-antidote-to-cryptophobia

Now, tell me what to take as a direction? How contradicting views will spoil one's own thought process!!
That is such a narrow minded idea. There are 7 billion people who don't speak English. People should be able to write in their own language and use their own names.
On a magnetic disk, the exposed "name" is the physical address, on a SSH device, the data is stored ${somewhere} and the FAL has a (pretty interesting!) datastructure to lookup were that is, when you demand a certain "name".

When you write a certain "name", the magnetic disk just overwrites what is already there, at the assigned spot.

When you write a certain "name" on a SSD, a new spot gets allocated (This may require reshuffling akin to garbage collect), and the data structure is updated for the new locations ("=$name") and old location ("unused"), and if making the old location unused means that an entire eraseblock becomes free, then erasing that is scheduled, after which it is added to the free pool.

But that is only the easy part. The hard part is "wear levelling", which essentially amounts to erasing all the blocks approximately the same amount of times, because that is what wears out the gate material in the individual cells.

Wear levelling involves taking data which the host has not asked for, copying to a different location, in order to empty out the erase-block with the least wear (= erase cycles) so that it can shoulder more of the load.

And now comes the truly hideous part: The FAL has to do this in a way where it's own metadata is part of it's own wear-levelling, this is why most competent FAL's have a basic structure much like a classic Log-structured filesystem.

So yes: We do have two filesystems on top of each other, and exposing a more suited model than "array of equal-sized rewritable sectors" could reduce that.
I hate to be "citation needed" guy, but iOS 10 is ten years old and out of security updates for a few years. At what scale is it still used? In general, iOS has had a better lifecycle than Windows XP or 7 had, so surely there's not a fleet of iPhone 5s POS devices floating around.
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>This is like that old trend of putting a "milk" label on almond drink/juice.

Centuries old actually.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/nut-milks-are-milk-sa...
nope its just http
Agreed. Poor wording on my part. I edited my post.
Personally, I don't care if people eat or vaporise it.
Not enough detail to be useful as more than a prod.

Personally I prefer https://getyourshittogether.org
It’s easy to solve problems in the lab. Getting it out in the real world with mass manufactured products is the hard part. You cannot scale FSD with high precision mapping and expensive cameras worldwide. Every time there’s a road update or repair, those maps need to be updated.

If you seriously think Tesla is ignorant here, you are not paying any attention. Elon musk’s SpaceX has patents on LiDAR they’ve developed for their rockets, it’s not like they don’t use them and are not aware of their strengths and weaknesses
You're really so upset about the "goodbye" thing!

I missed the part where you "proved me wrong", I guess I need my glasses!

Tell me more about hatred, please.
When I lived in Arizona before it was legal, the vast majority of weed came from Mexico. A quarter pound cost $200 and was a mix of male and female plants, full of seeds, grown in fields. I was a daily user for about 20 years.

I moved to coastal state where it was legal. Now it's all hydroponically grown, all female and all seedless. I was a daily user for about 12 years and had to completely stop using it. It would always help my stomach if I had stomach problems, but eventually I had stomach problems daily and the only fix was more weed. It turns out the weed was the cause of and solution to all my problems.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabinoid_hyperemesis_syndro...
I opened with "I'm not proposing doing nothing" - I do think measures to remediate this problem in the short term are a good idea, in line with the fears outlined in your article.

Nothing in your article tackles my main point though?

> the cannabis industry has taken a page from the tobacco and alcohol industries’ play book

As a slightly off-topic aside: tobacco I'm less familiar with (I wasn't aware of efforts by the industry to grow strains of the plants with higher nicotine content but it seems unsurprising), but including alcohol here is bizarre. Alcohol isn't naturally occurring in harvested produce - it's an output from a process. And even then, maybe they're talking about distillation, but that process predates the industrial revolution by 100s maybe 1000s of years.

Tbh this throwaway statement kinda makes me question the article...
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I think that your comment is excessively uncharitable bordering on a lie.

The article does not make reader scared at all. It does not call for any major action. It is about what kind of research that is being done and tl;dr to what they found. And then quotes from researchers most of them about "that research is really cool".

It is popularization article with excessively low amount of anything emotional. It is interesting article too. But you somehow want to to be scary and then blame it for not being sufficiently scary while blaming it for being scary.
I find it funny that as soon as you [0] asked someone to list these major bugs in V especially when it turned out that they haven't used the language, they begin to continue their regular deflection and dodging of the question.

It is a pattern I keep seeing here on HN, but its great that V hasn't given up and it is still active and maintained. No idea why this post was flagged.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31943383
I understand banning the use of the word "steak". But sausage? Really? Maybe things are different in France, but last I checked sausage translated to "a bunch of stuff that may or may not be food stuff inside an intestine (or artificial casing)." Sure, usually animal product of some sort or other (hey, sometimes it's even pig or bovine!), but "meat"? I guess perhaps for the MOST generous uses of the word...
They did, and they did it by conflating steelmanning with strawmanning
> and only 1A to stop your heart in v-fib

Much less than that, depending on length of exposure. The AC death graph (probably not applicable to this DC scenario, but illustrative nonetheless):

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7f/IEC_TS_6...

Red is fibrillation with increasing probability of occurrence. Yellow is injury, green is harmless, and blue is imperceptible.
>>The supposed smart cars can't even talk to each-other directly 'without internet' to warn of a car pileup! They can't report to city traffic control about their condition.

- This by far in my opinion is the single most important attribute of any autonomous fleet of vehicles that is needed. There should be first of all a standard of communication via RFC defined for autonomous vehicles and drones. Any vendor manufacturing autonomous vehicles or drones should follow this standard of communication and be able to communicate to each other with the primary objective of avoiding collisions. This should be a RFC so that it works across vendors and is as standardized as TCP/IP. Communication medium can be over radio frequencies as well as the internet and can work as backup of each other but first there should be a established standard that all vendors adheres to.
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You're describing exactly the kind of autonomous car development that was going on for the last 40 years. It went absolutely nowhere. It wasn't until tech got good enough and developers started treating vehicles as independent agents that any real progress has been made.
Ping me next time you're in our area, I'll be more than happy to give you a tour!
Love how you think your money is safe.

You are losing 10-15% a year from inflation. Nobody has to literally steal it when they can dilute it
backend is not https so web also cant be i think.

would need to work on this a bit, buying a domain and use nginx etc
Most of article is tldr of various researches with links if you are interested in how they collected poop to make tests or used computers.
The vegan community in France already uses names like "Faucisse" and "Fauxmage" based on "Faux + Saucisse" and "Faux + Fromage". I believe there's also "Vromage" (Vegan + Fromage).
Well - not really. It is not legal to sell it is just "tolerated". Which is I guess making your point even further?
It is usually voltage that kills you, but not all electric shocks are equal. The type that kills you quickly is one that goes through the heart, disrupting its rhythm. This happens, for example, if you use both hands to work on something electrical. It doesn't need much current at all. Electricians are trained to not use both hands. If you use only one hand the shock is more likely to be straight to ground. In that case a high current is going to do more damage to you, but might not actually kill you. But in any case you need enough voltage to overcome the resistance of the skin the first place.
Hah, that's great. Hawaiian pizza always made sense to me since I grew up in the UK in the eighties, where pork/gammon with canned pineapple rings was an ordinary evening meal (bear in mind, this was close to the era of Salmon Mousse, many culinary crimes were committed around that time). I guess the association between pineapple and Hawaii is in and of itself kinda odd too, since I think they're native to South America.
> Seriously, if you smoke a joint of high-grade then you're doing it wrong.

I've met people who prefer smoking joints over other smoking methods. Sometimes I like to have a joint, also. Why are we wrong?
AIA is still a work in progress. The last draft release was 18 days ago, and it is at version 0.3.0-31. Verify here: https://github.com/riscv/riscv-aia/releases

As the article mentions, there was a major change between 30 and 31 where the SETEIENUM/SETEIPNUM as well as the CLREIENUM/CLREIPNUM CSRs were removed. The issue on GitHub reads that they were removed since the architecture review board asked for them to be removed.

A manufacturer can use a draft spec, but it may be rendered outdated sooner rather than later.
Computer systems should conform to people, not the other way around. If you're terrible at detecting malicious sites, the answer isn't to force English on everyone, it's to write better systems.
Table saws seem like a bell curve. Low familiarity leads to lost fingers(or being impaled by a kicked back board), mild familiarity saved fingers and know how to avoid kickback, too familiar back to lost fingers but you likely won’t impale yourself.
Nonsense. Are tobacco companies not allowed to own a cannabis company? They'll jump on that shit as soon as they can.
As someone who visits Indonesia regularly, the article has some points but the development is so radically unequal and division of the people's are so strongly held that "development" in this sense is those in power choosing winners. Huge swaths of the population is held in poverty because they are not of the right village or island.

There is literally no mobility between economic and social classes in this country. Skill, desire with a touch of luck is not enough to move you ahead in Indonesia like it is in other places. If you are a poor village person you will be that forever. Your only option is to marry in to a better social/economic class but even that's difficult because poor village people aren't desirable there, except to westerners who well... You know why.

I'll believe it's an amazing development story when stop seeing 15yo girls shipped in to the cities where their only job they can get is giving out favors for less than a cost of a meal at a mid priced restaurant in that same city. Because if you're not able to get those people from the village to participate in your developing society in a meaningful way that doesn't include exploiting them there is no amazing story here.
Why not? It's still a 10-20% performance improvement over the M1
DOJ Files Charges Against Baller Ape Club ‘Rug Pull’
Why should article assist you in deciding of they are? That decision is not science. That decision is politics.
It is also very nice for safety related tasks because it makes a code audit much simpler.
It's more likely that you are misunderstanding my intention. Tor can be used to provide anonymity for the visitor, yeah, but also for the host (using onion services); by allowing Firefox to browse such sites, anonymity for the host is preserved, and the reach is increased. Visitors that want anonymity can use the Tor browser and other OPSEC measures.
Tesla’s AV design philosophy differs from everyone else’s for just this reason. The idea of using centimeter-accurate models of the environment and having an always-on network connection is fundamentally at odds with handling surprises.

I don’t think a current Tesla would have a good time with no GPS either, but philosophically they stand to better handle intermittent unreliability and adverse conditions once they figure things out.
> So many of us spend so much time planning for the future, slogging through work to buy that house, etc.

I have a lot of mixed emotions and thoughts about this sentence. In the end I'll just agree that "slogging" is often too high a price for whatever you're slogging for, but it's really sad that a basic human need like having a place to live is something we have to slog for.
What? Why is this a reply to my comment?
interesting, could you elaborate what that is? i am happy on wayland, but i haven't noticed any difference.
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Well yeah, we opted for `milk` because it's easier and I do call it milk in my everyday usage if that comforts you. I did get caught up in the post I replied to though, so I apologize for using a degrading sounding name for milk.

My point is, milk is not as clear cut as you think it is: there is cow milk, goat milk, sheep's milk, coconut milk, in German we even have a type of cleaning product that we call a variation of milk (Scheuermilch) ... but almond milk is too much for the everyday consumer? Come on, at least be honest.

Also, yeah I'm sure I enjoyed my mother's titty juice, and I never thought I'd write that sentence. It was good enough for the time being and excellent in my development (I assume), but I have since evolved and moved on to other things without looking back. I'm sure there is a metaphor in there somewhere ...
It's a problematic word. Barring death or a rare physical condition, all human children biologically reach maturity. The colloquialism of 'mature' (or as the opposite of 'immature') varies notoriously person to person, to the point one could argue that it's immature to use it sincerely in debate.
So just because it is complex it won't get done? That sounds rather defeatist to me.
Can you tell us how does your theory apply to the other countries of the globe where marijuana is illegal though?
Just mix it with CBD-weed to get the overall THC content down.
A friend of mine died of that when they were 17. It was strange as she was feeling a bit down and went to a doctor and had a diagnoses and was dead about a month later. Was just out of nowhere and so fast.
> They repeatedly cut the deck and then take a card each.

I don't see how this works, unless the audience is picking five consecutive cards from the deck.

If you are picking 5 random cards, their colors can't encode what they are holding.

The opening sentence is totally misleading and ruins the whole explanation.
1. You are not going to get high from second hand cannabis smoke unless you're doing mouth to mouth or locked up with 3 other guys smoking in a closet.
2. 30% of daily cannabis smokers have trouble stopping vs 85% of daily tobacco smokers.
3. Smoking indoors uninvited is generally strongly frowned upon in most social settings and prohibited by law in areas open to the public.
4. You don't have to smoke, cannabis is also frequently prepared into "special" cookies or brownies and eaten. The downside is that you then can't have more than one cookie due to the...implications...
It’s not a child or person until it’s born alive. Up until birth a fetus is a parasitic organism. If unwanted then the fetus is trespassing in the host body. If unwanted the parasite is robbing from the host. By these inconvertible truths if the fetus must be born then it must be tried for trespassing, battery, and theft and the counter party to conception must be held equally liable. Thus, the unwanted parasite must be terminated in order to preserve the rights of the host as plainly protected by the ninth, tenth, thirteenth and fourteenth amendments.
netflix did make that transition from mail to online streaming (albeit badly at first)
Hmm. Perhaps we studied different histories?

As far as I was aware, the criminalization of weed was related to hemp being a competitor to the wood/paper industry.

https://greathemp.net/why-hemp-was-banned-in-1937/
There are plenty of ways that it could result in accidental deaths, just not by electrocution. For example, if you have an open container of gasoline (also known as a fuel-air bomb) and you accidentally strike both jumper cables together (spark).
This is discussed in the intro of the spec: https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/#introduction. My understanding is that the DID method can use a "centralized" identity provider like the Mastercard Identity Service (https://github.com/Mastercard/did-methods/blob/master/id.md), which is presumably backed by some boring database, a decentralized-but-not-blockchain one like IPID which uses IPFS to store and lookup identities (https://did-ipid.github.io/ipid-did-method), or blockchain-specific ones like ENS.

> [Verifiable data registries] include distributed ledgers, decentralized file systems, databases of any kind, peer-to-peer networks, and other forms of trusted data storage.
Meiosis is all you need
> ... on a pizza steel at 420 degrees ...

95% of the world uses Celsius, and when I fire my pizza oven up it's in the 400-450 Celsius range, where I can approach proper Napoli style pizzas, using a 24-30 hour prep poolish dough base.

Are you talking Celsius or the archaic Fahrenheit?

If the former, then I'd love to know more about 'professional' pizzas not coming close to store-bought ready-made bases with some toppings.
Meh Screen Obsessed Geeky Wreath
Centrism prevented pro-democracy rallying. Because it insisted making anti-democracy movements being talked about in euphemisms, because it believed in giving anti-democracy side more and more.
Mušk is a real place in Slovenia and a real word in Lithuanian. If anything you should ban "Musk".
A lot of people eat vegan food because they don't want to kill animals, not because it tastes better...
Very true. America is much more powerful than the other two.
What if I'm against weed, cigarettes and alcohol?
I am EM at a startup. Would love to be the alpha user for your product!!
For this sort of thing. 'Cheat' where you dont care and and prep where you do. I have one recipe that is pretty much only canned items. I have tried doing scratch on it. That thing will just not come out the right way. But the 'right way' is it tastes the same as my mom made it. She used canned. Canned/pre-prepped has usually one thing going for it. constancy. The taste/shape/feel will be pretty much spot on every time. When going self prep though your ingredients can make a wild difference on how things come out. I have one I make from scratch and just depending on the day the cut of meat will be 'off' somehow. Looks identical to all the prev times. But still comes out different. The major downside to canned/pre-prepped is usually salt. Many are heavy in salt (which I personally like) but I know many dont. One thing I always cheat on is tomato sauces. I rarely can make it better than something out of a jar from the store.
I've had both 2k volts and 240v shocks, the difference is night and day, 240v is in comparison a slow tingle and unless your hand is clenched around the connection you still have senses and can move if you try hard enough. At 2k your whole body seizes up instantly and you lose all control/eye vision. Super scary.
Should we criminalize chocolate bars and hamburgers as well then?
The sheer volume of bullshit flying out of the world of conspiracy theorists makes this untenable. And I did try! You need to increase your hit rate above 0 before anyone other than a professional fact checker will invest the time. For the rest of us, these summaries are helpful.
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Apple takes great pride in supporting their iPhones for years after they stop selling them. This is the exact opposite.
That seems like majority of 3rd world country. It isn’t unique to Indonesia.
Please, no. Vegans already have to scan all the ingredients for nearly everything they buy with every purchase (yes, there are products labelled plant based that have animal products, "soy cheese" with caseine, etc.)

Accidentally buying a "sausage" that wasn't to your taste could have happened even if it was animal product based. If the status quo changes so that non-vegans need to start reading ingredients sometimes, or they might end up buying food that isn't enjoyable to them, that's a positive in my mind. People should be more conscious about "how the sausage is made" so to speak.
Not detailed or “legal” enough, even based on the creators commits.

I highly suggest to contact an estate planner and / or use the Nolo published Guides and website -

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/wills-trusts-estates

Otherwise you risk anything you wrote be invalidated and ineffective when you need these documents the most.
I do the same. It has always annoyed me that we have a 3 syllable name for the letter W.
Quick question for our Dutch neighbors: why not?

I never understood why it is exactly that The Netherlands were kind of against the drug tourism. I mean, I'm sure your average pot head tourist is not that much trouble and leaves quite a bit of money, no?

I studied in The Netherlands and always thought I'd be proud as a country to be that "progressive" in a sense -- especially once it became clear that other countries were following.
What is growing up?