skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>This is the third different rationale I've heard for roe v wade, and none of them agree. Last I heard it wasn't about privacy but about liberty.

I don't know what you've else you've heard but you can study the decision itself[0], or summary material[1,2], to find the actual legal argument used.

"On January 22, 1973, the Supreme Court issued a 7–2 decision holding that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides a fundamental "right to privacy", which protects a pregnant woman's right to an abortion."

[0]https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep...

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roe_v._Wade

[2]https://supreme.findlaw.com/supreme-court-insights/roe-v--wa...

>That's not legal under federal law and the constitution.

Feel free to tell that to the several state governments attempting to do so[3]. Relevant quote:

“Just because you jump across a state line doesn’t mean your home state doesn’t have jurisdiction,” said Peter Breen, vice president and senior counsel for the Thomas More Society. “It’s not a free abortion card when you drive across the state line.”

Of course the obvious challenge is through the Interstate Commerce Clause but given the nature of the current court and Conservative's disdain for it in general, I wouldn't expect the court to rule in the government's favor.

[3]https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:7Goi6i...
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Downvotes don't make this statement any less of a possibility. As CO2 increases plants use less water in respiration, making deserts greener. This is part of the reason the Earth is becoming greener despite human activity. For some reason climate change activists always ignore mitigating forces.
> Tanning beds are much more common.

I think they were common, say 80's/90's, but I don't see them much anymore.

I remember meeting a woman once - early 20's and very attractive - except her skin was extremely wrinkled. She told me her parents had owned a tanning salon and she used it all the time. and a bit later that's how things ended up.
I've been looking around since reading this, the problem with the Eaton at the similar price point is that it doesn't have the features or outlets that APC and CyberPower have. The APC UPS 1500VA seems to have good reviews all around and is similar to our model. Eaton's Tripp-Lite units seem to have some similar.
No. Nor should we try to stop it.
the aws folks seem pretty happy!
Win 11 will require a Microsoft account?? That's nuts.

How am I supposed to set up shared machines that run equipment in e.g. labs? The users want a single account with shared settings and data. Am I supposed to make a new throwaway MS account with email address for each machine?
would u mind share the list of reddit community u r current following? 4 ex: r/sideproject, I found people showoff their project demos.
> It looks like a json file with links to more gziped json files

Yup! Should be pretty easy to whip up a parser, it's just JSON and HTTP, you could do it in shell if you cared to. The challenge is what are you parsing it _to_. That is to say, what's your data model. I'd choose that first, then worry about parsing.
It was always like this for C. Otherwise, how does your game know to draw() the cowboy or have the cowboy draw() his weapon?
It's probably still a "growth & engagement" operation where most of the money is pissed away in marketing and building an engineering playground to solicit further funding rounds.
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GPL code is open source but what you do with it also needs to be open source as a condition of its use. Will CoPilot inform developers if suddenly the code suggested requires them to re-license their software?
> Human consumption of a naturally occurring mushroom (food) that happens to contain psilocybin is absolutely a natural occurrence

Same could be said about death cap mushrooms. Something being natural or even being occasionally ingested doesn't make it any better. Natural, occasionally ingested organisms can kill you on the spot.
I had two BCC’s at a very young age (26/27). They were almost certainly caused by frequent (1-2x a week) usage of tanning beds for several years in my early 20’s. I stopped using the beds around 24 and besides the two BCC’s at 26 and 27 have not had any issues for a decade.

And I know the word “cancer” sounds bad, but it’s very relative. BCC/SCC are very very unlikely to kill you, think of them as an extremely slow growing pimple. They could possibly kill you if you let them grow unchecked for several decades. Melanoma, on the other hand, is a entirely different beast that will kill you quickly if you don’t catch it early.
Most people would point out that “misleading” is the operative word here.
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ETH2 has been 6 months away for 6 years.
I kind of still do this, just Sublime/SFTP instead of Notepad/FTP.

Still haven't seen anything from "the new JS" that makes me want to switch.
Google changed it to be opt-in because they were getting sued left and right and investigated heavily for doing it by default. This wasn't a voluntary choice, Google only makes ethical decisions when forced to by an outside party and this was no different.

During some of those investigations, it was revealed that even Google engineers found the way Google handled these controls (like the separate Web and App Activity switch) very confusing, leaving ordinary users no hope of understanding it.

Finally, Google uses a bit of a carrot and stick method to push people to enable it. Rewards reminds you constantly you're eligible for more surveys/money with location history on, and you can't even have Google Maps default a "home" location locally, without pervasive location tracking being enabled that informs the company where you're at every five minutes.

Which is to say, the controls are confusing, the defaults only changed because Google was under investigation, and they make the experience especially on Android if you have it off intentionally terrible.
A DNS or firewall problem that causes Gitea to intermittently spend 10+ seconds responding to requests, when running in a cluster alongside other containers that have no such problems? Can you describe a plausible mechanism for that?

We did some profiling and spent quite a bit of time looking at Gitea's source code, it was pretty clear in the end that it's just very very inefficient for large setups. It does an excessive amount of I/O on the Git repositories every time you load a page; there is some caching but not enough / not of the right things. We were really open to implementing fixes and submitting PRs but the community was so hostile that we just abandoned it.

It was overall an enormous waste of time and I can't recommend Gitea to anyone with a setup larger than a handful of small repositories.
how did it go?
I find your point extremely interesting, though I think I'm missing one of your core assumptions. When you highlight the term "democratic," it seems to me as though you implicitly switched away from the ethical perspective of nequo's comment based on the assumption that universal human rights should be respected no matter what. Instead, you seem to be working from a legal perspective based on American law and ethical theory surrounding it. Do you mind expanding on this?
Tailscale ate my network (and I love it)
It was long ago so I don't remember the details, it was part of Church process.

I recommended the following:
1. Understand that you are a sinner and that you wrong people very bad. In other words, recognize that you need forgiveness yourself.
2. Recognize that the other person is sinful as well.
3. Re-live the moment and recognize that it hurts.
4. Realize that the other person fucked up really bad. Don't apologize for them.
5. Forgive them. Thinking that if you don't, the problem will hunt you (not the other person).

Repeat this process several times during several years and you will be able to do it.
And yet as far as I know Texas’ law hasn’t been overturned which accomplishes this in effect. For now I remain highly skeptical. These same justices claimed they would respect precedent during their confirmation hearings.
gains for me

losses for thee
The heavy numbness ends about 10 minutes after the IV ends. I feel drunk and woozy / wobbly for about and hour to hour and a half and then just tired and weak and a little woozy for the next 4-6 hours.
Illiberal democracy is not an American invention. See Hungary. The truth is that people can vote in whichever government they like. As long as that government still ensures free and fair elections it's still a democracy.

Whether or not Hungary meets this definition in 2022, however, is an open question.
I can buy a graphics cards = The CPU shortage is over.

Damn.
Ants unearthed thousands of bones, leading to the discovery of 10 new species
Hot take, but you're not going to get an accurate answer to a question like this online.

There are probably about a dozen people on the entire planet who actually understand how and why GPUs fail, and tens of millions who think that the fact they can build a PC qualifies them to present a regurgitated theory from Reddit as "expert opinion".
Most of the comments seem focused on the risks of used GPUs.

I’m just loving buying an FE at Best Buy for MSRP.
Good point. Yes, I personally feel like when you're fresh, anything seems possible (and it likely is) and it can be overwhelming until, like you said, you just settle on things you're not going to do. I may dip my toes into those things just for the hell of it, but I go into it knowing by the next day or three, I'm going to back out again.
Except psilocybin-containing mushrooms are edible, death caps are not.
Discussed here:

The curious history of NovaMin toothpaste (2018) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26644350 - March 2021 (37 comments)
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I mean software instruments aren’t far from this. You can’t download the demo until you give them email. You try to download it, but it’s not actually an installer. It’s an installer installer where you have to check which of their 20 crappy products you want to install. And even though you clicked the link to download the demo, it asks you for a registration code. It’s fucking infuriating. I’ve stopped even downloading them because I’m done creating new internet accounts for every damn thing. And don’t get me started on having them lock up your DAW while they “contact the server” for updates and registration checks.
Also depends on the linker. This is the behavior of bfd/gold, usually the default linker on Linux but lld allows "back references" as it targets more platforms and many of those don't care about the ancient UNIX convention.
Solar "all-in-one" inverters are a good alternative to a UPS and fairly inexpensive. (~$400 for 1kw). Solar panels aren't required, just bring your own battery (lead acid or LiFePo)- you could even pull the batteries from your existing UPS.
FYI See;

Monkeypox and Smallpox Vaccine Guidance (CDC) : https://www.cdc.gov/poxvirus/monkeypox/clinicians/smallpox-v...

Jynneos Smallpox, Monkeypox Vaccine – PreExposure Vaccination to Orthopoxviruses : https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7122e1.htm

Briefing: Biden-Harris Administrations Monkeypox Outbreak Response June-28-2022 : https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases...

As Monkeypox Spreads, U.S. Plans a Vaccination Campaign : https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/health/monkeypox-vaccinat...

Monkeypox outbreak in U.S. is bigger than the CDC reports. Testing is 'abysmal' : https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/06/25/1107416...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31890402 (4 days ago -- 77 comments)
I just got what I think is very poor response from CyberPower who tried to discredit the people posting the videos:

"Thank you for contacting CyberPower Technical Support.

We are aware of the video and we totally understand and appreciate that you brought it to our attention to confirm this.

The person who posted the video offered no evidences to support his claims in the video as he only used assumptions.

There were no presentation of test results or industry data provided to prove his claim. CyberPower products are UL listed for safety and the rubber glue we use is also UL listed. Finally, CyberPower has thoroughly tested the rubber glue we use, and our results are aligned with industry information meaning there is no danger of the UPS catching any unfortunate events or shorting out as a result of the glue. The results debunk the claims being made in the video.

I hope I have shed a light about this concern. Rest assured that all our products are safe.

Regards,
Technical Support
CyberPower Systems Inc."
There are absolutely risks, but not to the degree that op's comment suggests.

If one is worried about a microdose, then one can choose to start with 1% of a microdose (or whatever minimal amount one can accurately measure) and then move up slowly.

Just like...exercise. Hence the forever present disclaimer: "Consult with your doctor before beginning this or any new exercise routine." One wouldn't start off with an ultramarathon when they could just walk around the block.

If, on the otherhand, you believe that _any_ amount is a risk, then at this stage it's up to you to provide that evidence. This isn't some new and mysterious chemical, it's been taken for millenia, intentionally or not.

The bigger issue is that people just assume that they don't need guidance or preparation. Or they ignore set and setting. Or they believes there's only one right dose or no such thing as a wrong dose. Or they simply don't know the dose because it's in whole mushroom form. And so they just take whatever they're told and then wait to see what happens.

These are where the risk comparison between exercise and psilocybin breaks down, because if you do make a mistake, you cannot abort the process as easily as you can with exercise. Once you've taken it, you're in for the ride.

But that's quite different from "it messes with your brain".
Here is my website: https://www.superusapp.com/ (WIP), let me knwo what do u think ? and one more question: once u have your website, how to acquire (visitors/potential users) to your website ? maybe twitter with link to your website?
Yeah, the decision to include some Mastodon instances (out of ~1000: https://instances.social/list/old) is a bit weird, but that's what list compiler (mod of /r/RedditAlternatives) decided to do.

The list has "very reddit-like (red)" column though.
All of us are going to need a lot of therapy to deal with the PTSD from this pandemic. It's very difficult to know how to weigh small but measurable risks. Meanwhile the unseen risks of years of lockdowns will reverberate through generations.
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Always better to repair a car unless the cost of repairs comes to about a third or more of the car's current worth.

Otherwise it's more cost-efficient to 'drive them into the ground'. Just because a car has more than 100,000 miles on the clock is no reason to get rid of it. If it's still roadworthy and has a million miles on the clock, just keep on driving it.
I have not read this book; based on the author’s definitions, what additional conditions are required for accurate reporting by media outlets of foreign cyber attacks against our nation to be considered propaganda?
This was my exact thoughts
But GPS didn't provide real-time traffic estimates, public transit arrivals, and similar information which can't be calculated ahead of time. And while something like satellite view and/or street view could be pre-downloaded, that would be a ton of data.

Predownloading also wouldn't work for webapp users.

I suppose you could make the blocks a lot coarser though.
You have a point. "Anti-liberal-democracy" would probably be more accurate to say. But talking about "liberal" and "democratic" is hard in a country where this is immediately associated with one of the two major political parties.

What I meant was that our ideas of due process and equality before the law will be seen as much less desirable when those things will be the obstacle to deporting large numbers of refugees. Those things are also fundamental to democracy.
Doesn't this already (somewhat) exist in open street maps? I feel like the answer here has to be open map data that anyone can download so there isn't a company to track the location in the first place.
According to the proprietor, he claimed that when he went back X days later, the bottle was gone. He took this as a sign that "he liked it". This is a quote from a newspaper.
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How dare you call your users underpowered androids!

I’ll see myself out now
I am not sure if thats so hard. I had a commercial app based on Flask, about 20 endpoints and 1MB of source code, and it took me a whole 1 day to port it to FastAPI. IMHO Flask is quite elegant if used properly.
>Large Corporations are powerful and will do everything they can to get what they want

that may be so, but it doesn't make it a good thing, or something we should accept. corporatism is bleeding the world dry, and nearly everyone seems content to sit back and watch. corporations will be corporations, we lament, but resolutely fail to do anything about
Link still doesn't work. What happened to the addon?
Presumably posted in response to "Voyager suspends trading, deposits, withdrawals, and loyalty rewards", where it's linked.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31952379
Lead-acid is the better battery for something that is going to sit fully charged for long periods of time.
So Kyle Davies and Su Zhu likely have most of their personal assets domiciled in the United States?
Well, if it is the right that needs to evade censorship, it tells us something about who does it.

> Something actually decent

Which one is it?
Surely most (all?) of the real-time data such as transit times or roadworks is quite minimal and can similarly be downloaded for the entire city?
Where did you shop for used ex-mining cards?
You’re creating a false dichotomy between multiculturalism and right-wing extremism. Most people in the world believe in “exclusionary nationalism and cultural homogeneity” insofar as they believe that their ethnocultural group should have a country of their own to govern according to their culture and values. My home country of Bangladesh was created on this principle. Most people in Asia and the Middle East take it as a given. That’s what the UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights calls “the right of self determination.”

That doesn’t make them right wing extremists! Bangladeshis (and Japanese and Chinese) don’t believe that they’re superior to everyone else and that entitles them to rule over others. That’s what crosses into right wing extremism.
me as well, plus it doesn't list things like discord servers, but will list mastodon communities? just feels purposeful to mislead people looking for an alternative to reddit and dump them into purposeful recreations made by those who enjoy taking younger white cis men and women, and turning them into hate filled monsters.
It doesn’t have the political will to do so because inflation is much worse than a recession
I wonder if it's possible to model how fucked up the Golang concurrency model is with TLA+?

As a TLA non-SME I couldn't say, but would definitely find it useful and probably impressive. Maybe Brad Fitzpatrick could team up with Aphyr and use it to make golang v2 a bit less crap.

Note: I write this with love, as someone who's written hundreds of thousands of lines of Go, and am now turned off and afraid of the behavior at the sketchy edge boundaries. I've now shifted to learning Rust, albeit slowly and finding it saddeningly challenging compared to what I can pump out with the Go.

For reference, see "Data Race Patterns in Go", posted 21 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31698503
God, that's embarrassing. I just merged your fix.
The chilling effect at play, live.
Thank you thank you thank you!

Here's Cigna: https://www.cigna.com/legal/compliance/machine-readable-file...

UCLA Health keeps theirs: https://uclahealth.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/price-transpar...

But sadly, still can't find my insurance company's download links.

I can't wait to lose a weekend doing something with this data, it's a dream dataset and a perfect example of a very narrow type of project I love doing.

Is there a canonical list of the major insurance companies?
Which is, itself, very, very good.
wait FB has LoC metrics?
The ISO standard for Z says it must be pronounced "Zed", even if you're American, and as revenge I now pronounce Event-B as "Event-Bed"
How much does this greening offset the other effects of climate change, such as increased severe weather, ecosystem loss, and water scarcity, among other things [1] ?

[1] https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/downloads/report/IPCC_AR6...
I'd still argue its a misleading title, its a list of Active Social Media Alternatives, regardless of what the mod named the list.

I think the title should be changed to reflect that.

@dang any input?
Hitachi offers public sovereign cloud services
So you are commenting on something about which you have no direct experience, nor are you planning to change that. Why even “bother” repeating something you may have read or heard; why not just stay silent or learn something new?
Universities are different. No one here is suggesting 'homeschooling' university (whatever that means)
'show jet black' is not the strategy of researching whole impact of sunscreen.

However once the impact of sunscreen is researched and it comes out positive you still need to convince people that applying sunscreen is a good idea. Just telling the information doesn't work that well. Demonstration like the one mentioned is better.
ROMA: What is the projected cost?

I was reluctant to give out personal information on the Pre-Order page.
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The major purpose of establishing public schools was to fight the parochial system brought over by Irish and Italian immigrants. Perhaps that's what he's talking about?
but it's the turning on and off or heating cooling under changing loads that causes the stress, not the constant running
HBM GPUs are better off because the memory cores are in the same package as the compute cores. So they get the same amount of cooling love as the compute cores enjoy. At least in theory.