skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> "Big glucose spike(s)" actually are the cause of diabetes. The more regular spikes a person has, the more resistant to insulin they become, which is where type 2 diabetes starts.

People who don't have diabetes or pre-diabetes spike. But I hardly see a body of work that suggests that everyone is at risk of diabetes.

> If plantains cause a large spike in a person, I would say that person should probably not eat them every day all the time.

People from South America eat them every day and they aren't linked to diabetes as far as I know.
> the ideas of _Klaus Schwab_, it's quite likely the EU ceases to exist as we know it within the decade.

EU people gave control to Schwab. Your timeline looks to be correct for EU crack-up caused in part by unpayable pension obligations.
In the meantime, my tourist dollars spend further in Europe this summer.
> The idea that a cultural group could lose its ability to deal with such a key psychological and biological necessity in a short period of time just seems far less likely to me than a change in habits brought about by industrial and socio-economic circumstances.

But those industrial and socio-economic circumstances also had a huge impact on culture! It's super complicated!

I am not strongly anti-capitalist, but consider the impact of capitalism on food:

Take low cost ingredients. Put them together in an appealing way. Sell the product at a relatively low price (higher than the ingredients, but not much). Advertise the product widely in such a way to condition people to desire your product.

I am describing junk food of course. Walk into a convenience store or look at the checkout lines of a grocery store. Look at all the food you are conditioned to desire.

edit: I am not blaming capitalism as the single cause of obesity. There is much more to it than that.
The problem with CNY are several fold: defacto peg, difference in price between onshore and offshore cny, strict currency controls make treasury operations challenging for real users of the currency, governmental policy of treating foreign holders different than domestic, etc.

At the end of the day most currency holders want a liberalized currency and CNY is far from that.
Humans need to value nature as well as profits to survive, UN report finds
In general, we have absolutely no problem with CJK in Postgres. Search is very application specific and some of our users want to do things like kana + kanji search. [1] I don't even know where you would start with that in Postgres.

We also need stuff like language detection and analysis of mixed language data.

A big advantage of going with a dedicated search tool is that it teaches you what you don't know about search, and it turned out that we knew pretty much nothing.

[1] https://www.elastic.co/blog/implementing-japanese-autocomple...
Now tell me how the mouse senses radiation
That's the irony of it all - when faced with a real world issue of extortion and theft, given the opportunity the libertarian drug utopia solution matches the one of a Central American cartel.

All those libertarian manifestos that Ulbricht dabbled in are just a marketing veneer of the stereotypical criminal organization.
I don't understand the purpose of this question.

If you're looking for an excuse not to take it when it eventually becomes available, that's a long way off yet and seems a silly thing to worry about.

What other possible points for such a question... are you suggesting they just shouldn't even be researching?

In what way is a treatment that helps even 10% not better than nothing, when nothing is the only other option in existence?

I see no admirable way to unpack this question.
Throwing my hat into the ring here late, but I think it's OK to want more. Always be taking steps towards the next thing. If that's a promotion at work, start trying to include yourself in projects at that next level. If that's starting your own company, join a smaller company and take a more active role in the day-to-day; learn what you need to do to be successful out on your own. (My read is that you will spend a few months writing the code that you want to sell, and then the next 10 years convincing investors and customers to give you money.)

You should always be taking small steps towards the "next thing". Many people are perfectly happy not reaching for more or trying new things. They show up at work, do their 8 hours, and repeat for 30 years. That's totally fine, but I don't think you'd ask this question if that was your outlook.
At a top tech job? You take advantage of your company’s leave policy, draw from disability insurance, and/or your bank account is already big enough.

For other Americans, yeah, this is how many get into medical debt.
If we push ahead with nuclear as people want, there will be trillions in clean up costs to be claimed.
I think money, perk and power go a longer way than ideology. There were probably backroom stuffs we didn't know about. It takes a LOT of cash to feul any movement that huge.
Thanks, I stand corrected, looks like some smaller regional banks will accept cannabis businesses: https://flowhub.com/learn/cannabis-dispensary-bank-account
I'm surprised no one has brought up smoking and drinking yet, as per capita more people were heavier drinkers and everyone smoked. Also, you don't have to go back very far in history and more people were working industrial jobs that were physically hard. Even those people you would have seen on TV in the 70s (for example) would have been more statically likely to have had a childhood on the farm than anyone you see in the public eye today. As a kid I was always outside playing, even in winter. Today kids spend far less time outside plus we are more aware of the need to protect our skin.
I mean random as in the two colours are selected at random.

I think it's not really relevant to select colours in a void. Colours are good for a purpose. This is especially relevant on websites. I love yellow but I would hate it when it's used for text on a white background. Stuff like that.
> hiding their head in the sand

You may enjoy the following cartoon (20 Jan 2022) from Zemgus Zaharans from Riga - I literally just met it:

https://cartoonmovement.com/cartoon/germany-and-russia

Which by the way is about having kept the stance until the last moment.
The contracts are in euro/dollars, what "paying in rubles" actually means is that Russian exporting company must sell euros for rubles immediately upon receipt, so that the euros can't be frozen via sanctions.
You just listed a bunch of things that don't make sense? See a specialist rather than quibbling over the definition of doctor.
> The taxi picked us up, proceeded to drive us Downtown and upwards of 85-90mph on the highway (was about 11pm at night at this point).

85-90 might seem like a lot to some folks, but it's not at all uncommon for traffic on the highways around Chicago. Personally, I'd much rather a driver get me to where I'm going quickly if it's safe. 80-90 on an open highway isn't a problem, it's the drivers who are constantly switching lines and cutting off other drivers to "get ahead" I have a problem with.
Yeah, making a 1 year, 5 year, 10 year, 20 year plan and getting started with it helped a lot for me.
Tourism - using hotels and transport.
I'm sure Aseprite could be further optimised to press down the constant factor, but it is performing a rect packing algorithm among other things, which is an NP-hard problem.
insane. When we moved to Germany 4+ years ago it was .85 USD to 1 EUR.
I guess you're an outlier (or have a tapeworm :)

I physically can't eat any more than 3 eggs because I'd feel completely full.
The “men with guns” bit cuts both ways, though.
Seems maybe not too different from what Marvel did with their comics in the 90s? Excess number of titles, vague boring sameness, convoluted reboots.

Eventually there was a huge comics industry-wide bust. But that was also tied to the speculator/collector aspect which doesn't directly apply to film.
Which is a dupe of this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32057277

(5 hours ago: 60 points, 131 comments)
Hardly. As mentioned in the podcast, the emergency measures are more or less gone, and the Ruble is still staying strong. And raising interest rates to increase the strength of your currency is exactly what central banks can and should do.

There is so much propaganda and "Russia-bad" going around in the media, whether you think it's deserved or not is irrelevant to the quality of journalism taking an extreme nosedive.

Elvira Nabiullina (Russia central bank chair) is IMHO one of the smartest central bankers in the world right now. Much better than "transitory" Powell.
The shutdown was essentially started when Angela Merkel, who is a member of the conservative CDU, was chancellor.
Can't edit anymore - I was actually thinking of the old MSFS, pre product cancellation and resurrection. I didn't know much about the new one except that the graphics are great.
IMHO Marvel became a victim of it's own (incredibly successful) formula. Avengers EndGame was truly an incredible movie to top off a decade of great story-telling across multiple solo and team movies where both the heroes and the antagonists were steadily built up until the absolute crescendo that was EndGame.

Of course the storyline was riddled with plotholes and was logically a bit messy and the movies ranged from great to not-so-great, but it delivered that incredible build-up-and-release that everyone was waiting for (I literally screamt, laughed, clapped and cried in that one movie alongside a packed theater)

But since that high, since that chapter closed beautifully, the new "phase" of Marvel needs a lot of the same world building from zero, but now, everything feels much more formulaic. Add to it, directors getting more freedom to be stylistically seperate (eg. the new Thor is more comedy, the new Strange had elements of horror) means that the fanbase has no coherent thread to hold onto.

Finally, just a reminder that most of us are now a decade older (and hopefully wiser ;)) and don't really want to follow movies + TV series which are now critical to even understand canon (eg. I had never watched any of the earlier MCU TV series, but never missed them, but I know if someone skipped Wandaverse, then the new Strange movie will be missing a lot of context)
Their energy policy for the last 20 years, government officials becoming Gazprom executives, their negligence to build LNG terminals…
Rust already has a GCC backend that can do all that.

This post is about a new front-end.
this question is exactly why I suggested we revisit that terminology in this thread!
Italy and Greece have a lot of debt so raised interest rates means their payments go up a lot more. Since they are part of the euro and can't print their own money they have no easy options.
JGBs being owned mostly domestically, that particular country's currency is probably not at risk unless big japanese institutions decide to close shop and retire abroad.

As for the Euro, it's currently at a 20-year low, if that's an answer to you. Since the balance of payment is positive, there's probably no reason to be pessimistic in the long term.
I was a bit disappointed by some limitations back then when I tried it for a project of mine. When searching phrases where ordering matters, phraseto_tsquery() does not quite work for larger documents, as the tsvector position values are quite limited: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/14/textsearch-limitations.ht... Here I had much better success with sqlite's FTS implemention.
Last night I was running run_translator.py script and found that their scripts not actually allow people training models from scratch.

But hey, I was able to read the code, fix that small thing that needed to work for my case and ran my experiment.

I could never do that in AllenNLP. Go figure.
This is artificial. Import is very low due to sanctions, export is quite high due to energy price hike, so there's a lot of foreign currency sitting idle inside the country, and exporters should pay their expenses and taxes, so they have to sell at whatever price market is ready to buy.

I actually banked on that a bit, enough to offset losses on other parts of my portfolio.
It's only slow because of ridiculous and unnescessary regulations around it. They can easily speed things up while still keeping it safe, but their (and our/US's) laws are kicking themselves in the butt.
I think you mean the opposite
Back here in Asia, aka land of the pirates and DivX, we could quickly moved to CDs, CDRs and VCDs. I think the huge proliferation of VCDs in Asia stunted the spread of DVDs for quite some time because they were just so cheap.

It was a hassle having to switching discs midway through a movie, but there were a few enterprising people who sold players that let you insert two discs!
Agreed, however forward motion works for a plane landing with wheels. A helicopter with "skis" sounds less effective.
They have about 9x more carbs than fat.

If you are eating Yukon gold potatoes, and you ate 5 pounds of them, and according to my calculations you are looking at approximately 2100 kcal of which a little less than 1900 of those calories comes from carbohydrates.

We advise people not to go below 50 g of fat per day and according to the macros for Yukon Gold you wouldn’t even be getting a 10th of that amount.

Additionally, you’re only getting about 50 g of protein. We normally coach people to eat 1 g of protein per pound of lean muscle mass. So for 150 pound person that would be 150 g of protein per day or approximately 600 cal from protein.
Russia is in tough spot with this situation inflation is high if they drop the rubble it will get crazy high if they don't drop it they can't make the budget work.
A bunch of people have mentioned the hedonic treadmill, but I'm not actually sure this is it, though there's not enough information to know. Maybe it is? But your situation just seems... Normal.

I guess it depends. I'm sort of in the situation you're in now. I think the question about the hedonic treadmill would be -- do you, in this happy house/wife/kids imagine another job where you'd be happier, a certain amount of money, a bigger house, a certain job title.

Or on the other hand, do you just have dreams? I'm sort of in your position, good wife, good job, good salary, good house, kiddo on the way. And I am happy with all those things. And I dream about the same thing as you. Doing my own thing or retiring early to do other projects.

I'm off the hedonic treadmill. I don't think a bigger house/more kids/more money will make me happier, but. Is "stability" really the only dream? I hope I never stop fantasizing about what could be in those real dreams I have. Making music, starting a company, traveling the world. There's a difference between having drive, and being dissatisfied with the good things in your life and wanting just a little bit more. If it's the latter. Well then yeah. I guess you're stuck, go listen to someone else :-P
CNBC’s Faber Predicts Elon Musk Could Go to Jail for Bailing on Twitter Purchase
The ruble is strong because imports have been cut in half due to sanctions, while exports continue unabated. Actually, Europe sends more money to Russia now than before the war.
The Ivies rank 1, (UNLISTED), 2, 5, 8, 13, 14, and 17. All of the "less desirable, non-elite schools" are listed BELOW these schools, which keeps them looking good.
5:30pm White House Briefing to Unveil Imagery from James Webb Space Telescope
My advice, develop a hobby; take-up martial arts/strength weightlifting. Focus on your body.

As someone rapidly approaching my mid-30s who also has wife and young kids (and also in a similar position income wise), I feel this way as well from time to time.

You need you time, outside of work, outside of family.
There is a lot of "Russia is bad" evidence in shelled out cities and dead Ukrainians. They certainly earned this one!
Why is the USD getting stronger? Shouldnt the inflation in the US due to loose monetary policy make the USD weaker internationally?
Airlists: Airtable for Your Books
tldr: In the name of "protecting the children," the British government wants to create an ultra-efficient police state so they can instantly hoover up information about every British user of the Internet, on a scale that would make the Chinese government blush.

Like the Chinese, they propose to put executives of ISPs and websites in jail if they fail to assist the government in the creation of this police state.

Unlike the Chinese, part of the plan is to make a few companies [more] fabulously wealthy: Namely the biggest tech giants like Alphabet and Meta who can afford the enormous costs of compliance, as well as certain homegrown British companies who specialize in estimating a user's age by using AI to analyze the size of a user's head in a webcam image.

Super-important points:

1. This is not about "adult content" websites. It covers just about any website that uses technology more advanced that static HTML files, regardless of content.

2. The provisions apply to any website worldwide that can be accessed in Britain.

3. The provisions make it effectively impossible to browse the Internet anonymously in Britain. The government also wants browser makers to make special British versions of browsers to assist them in deanonymizing users.

4. The cost of compliance for any small business will be so astronomical that GDPR compliance will seem trivial by comparison.
Because it's work, that is to say, "muck" and it never feels the same as doing one's one projects or just hanging with one's family. Which is why, unlike those pursuits, it converts, almost like a liquid, into money. Which, in turn, converts into time -- to spend with one's family now, or to work on one's projects some fine day in the future.

Or that is: in theory, to exactly what you are most interested in after all -- or a close proxy to it.

How did you settle and slow down and become happy with the way it is without always wanting more?

Others posting here seem to have better answers on the broader philosophical front. But raw in raw practical terms, you can start by acknowledging, every day, just how lucky you are that you (1) have a family and (2) unlike many in this industry, genuinely don't seem to give a flying F that you are making merely "over 100k" (when we are told we all should be making 300k after a few years, and shouldn't be working at all after 10 years or so in this industry).

Very lucky indeed.
It definitely does go into the real economy. They mostly use the new money to buy government bonds, and governments end up spending it (mostly) on people, who then spend it on things. The article you cited is just an explanation of the (long, complicated) technical process by which this happens. The claim money printing doesn't cause inflation is mainly backed by the claim that most Americans used the money "printed" and given to them by the USG to pay off debts, thus destroying money again. But it doesn't really destroy money if you're printing money and then using it to pay off debts. It just devalues the debt itself, because the total money supply has still increased, so the repayments are worth less than the lender expected.
From march 2020 to june 2021 I worked from home almost every day. My daughter and wife also stayed at home.
Due to space issues, noise (I live near a military airport) etc, my home office was in the basement. A totally unpleasant experience.
I changed job also to go back to a real office.
The new AOE never hooked me. I desperately wanted it to. Feels like there is no RTS salvation possible anymore.

I don’t know what it is about the older titles, but I can still play supcom (as FAF now) all day and enjoy the hell out of it.

I also played the shit out of BFME2 until the servers got taken down.

Sometimes I get an itch for StarCraft 2, but it’s a hard game to play competently. Requires a certain… sweatiness.
> Maybe within the genre the films are different to each other

Remove the Marvel bits from Love and Thunder or Doctor Strange, and they still stand on their own with entirely different art direction, thematic elements, conflict, and stories.

> they all look the same

See my previous comment. I don't see it. I can easily spot differences between each property, the same way I can spot similarities between any other two random non-Marvel movies. I suppose you're going to see what you want to see.
How historically accurate do you think it is?
> uploading the chrome username/password DB of suspected hackers

This sounds like a serious bug in Chrome, not a problem with a specific website.
At this point, if they bring up the Iraq war, you can bring up WWII.
I recently experienced something very similar. I became really depressed and sought therapy and psychiatric help. Medication helped get me out of my slump, and then therapy helped me work on the toxic mentalities that I had. I was able to talk through it and realize that I was attaching all my self worth to my job and achievements at work, which are very fleeting. So, I learned to compartmentalize my work as work, and started doing other things that weren't just about making money. I found that volunteering by picking up trash has been a great start for me. I am now working on becoming a computer teacher/aid for seniors. I realize now that I have my life squared away, it's time for me to help others, which is much, much more fulfilling than only caring about myself.
But can the EU even scrape together the raw material inputs to produce enough to make up for the trade deficit? Will they be competitive with Chinese exports? Can they implement this strategy given their labor market constraints?
Can’t heat with nuclear. Not in a way that’s relevant for this, anyway.

Heat is the main challenge and heating alone is problematic all by itself.

Gas dependence was a huge mistake, nuclear is not the short term solution we are looking for and getting away from gas dependence in the past couldn’t have relied on nuclear.

Think heating when you hear gas, not electricity.
Ask HN: Any good adaptive math apps for older kids?
During the pandemic, we tested dozens of math apps for kids.

Our main criteria were they had to be adaptive, secular, accurate, fun and engaging for the kids.

We found some really fantastic ones. And through these, a lot of our kiddos were able to jump through the entire K-8th grade math curricula in a single year.

Some of our favorites:
Math Tango (K-3rd)
Beast Academy (K-8th)
Prodigy Game (K-8th) Great for practice, some errors/bugs
Dragon Box Algebra

Unfortunately, now that are kiddos are at the 9th grade level, the options seem sorely limited.

We can't really find any great, adaptive math apps for higher level math , that really encourage critical thinking and problem solving.

I've scoured the secular homeschool groups on FB and reddit, looked through the app store, asked math teachers, but no luck so far.

One of our parents is even thinking of building his own...

Wondering if anyone here has tried anything they liked? Or possibly building something our kids could try?

Thank so much!
Money Printer Go Brrr
Will we see a surge when it does?
>Natural resources are overrated, human capital is vastly more valuable.

They are overrated until you don't have any. It's hard to manufacture anything without natural resources. It's hard to heat your home or fuel your car. As far as the "stable civic institutions" the farmers in the Netherlands would like to have a word with you.