skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, I'm aware of those things.

I'm pointing out that the number of papers someone reviews in a year is not even distantly related to the amount of attention they have available to devote to the job.
there's really not enough info here to figure out who was in the wrong. It's entirely possible that one's behavior at a large meeting could be grounds for dismissal, or this could be some sort of power trip by some middle manager.
World’s largest p*nis plant in bloom at Hortus Leiden
Or use reader mode.
> Isn’t this against the laws of physics?

No because they were also eating a lot, the lower bound on this established by physics.

I've known a lot of roadies who sort-of-correctly believed they could eat as much as they could physically manage, as they were expending enough (3+ hour intense riding daily) that it was a chore to keep up. At least when they were 20-something and racing. Many struggle a bit when the a) get a bit older/metabolically slower and b) life gets in the way and they ride a lot less. All of a sudden a guy who was rail thin gains 30lb that "sticks".
cloves are sweet right? cloves have a pleasant taste and they don't taste "spicy" at all. I occasionally chew some cloves as a mouth freshener and I don't feel any overwhelming spicy-ness like black pepper or chilli pepper
As the Spartans famously said: "If".

Ukraine gets massive support from the club of the richest countries on the Earth, and, unlike Germany or France, the Anglo-Saxon behemoths seem to be committed in full. So is Poland, the necessary logistics hub for supplies. Russia is alone, even Iran refused to sell their drones to them.

The full impact of this economic and military imbalance cannot be seen yet. The Ukrainian army is in midst of switching their entire weaponry from the old Soviet models to the new Western ones. This is a grueling logistical task even in peace, much more so in war. But with each new type of equipment mastered (HIMARS, M-777, Panzerhaubitze 2000, in the future possibly Western tanks and jets), the total capability edge of the UAF over their Russian counterparts grows.

You can already see how the Russian offensive momentum has evaporated. They only managed to take very modest pieces of land over the last month or so, and basically none in July.
>I don't see why competent studios like Blizzard/BioWare/Id could not simply self-publish their games

related to this is how the games are managed once installed as well. Each studio is moving towards each having their own "Hub" for their games. Usually it is referred to as a "Launcher", but I dont think it is going to end there.

For example, Blizzard has "Battle.net". You open battlenet, log in to battle net, and then select a game to play from your battlenet library.

Games I used to be able to just launch from Steam, now open up a separate UI where I have to login and launch the game from there (Larion Studios).

I imagine a future where I come home from work, login to my housing account, login to my computer, login to the 1 of 5+ games marketplaces to access my purchased library, select the game i want to play, login to the publishers account, login to my game studio account, login to my game-specific user account, login to the 3rd party server running the game instance backend for my session, then download a 32gb update and not be able to play until tomorrow
Ukraine struggles for Big Tech's attention as Russian propaganda evolves
Hmm yeah. Uppers, SSRIs, nicotine (if that's not already considered an 'upper'), ...
I was wondering about what Sichuan Pepper is. It's Huajiao. Yeah. I loved the numbing effect along with other actual hot peppers for hot pot. My Chinese ex, however, loved it so much literally got stomach ulcer and later also had Cholangitis and had to have surgery. It's a lot of pain, so please do not over indulge.
If you want to complain about people not engaging in discourse, maybe answer the entire comment. From your literal first words you got the basic definition of the movement you were against completely wrong. The rest of your comments on this page didn't change that in the slightest, and it seems you're still not aware that you were wrong.
It’s not messed up. It’s just maladapted to our food environment where there is high calorie, highly rewarding, cheap food available to us at all times. Countries where traditional diets predominate don’t have widespread obesity, and we can see obesity rise in developing nations as they adopt Western diets.

Some people, including the Chinese-resident subjects of this study, have hunger responses that are not susceptible to the temptations of our food system.
When I search Google I get a rich search answer of http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Tables/sphtt.html
Wherever makes sense. i.e. I have the Amazon Prime video as an app on both but Yandex Navi only on mobile.
> I suspect the lack of sum types in many static languages are partially responsible for the popularity of dynamic ones.

I can totally see this. I started writing a small cli tool in Go, and despite knowing way less Rust, I switched to it and was able to make a lot better progress at first due to pattern matching and result types. It was just so much easier/more ergonomic to write a simple parser.

The Go code was a mishmash of ugly structs and tons of null checking and special casing.
How to Sound Smart in Your TEDx Talk – Will Stephen – TEDxNewYork
Ask HN: Why no company is able to deliver Apple M1/M2 performance per watt
Apple launched M1 close to 2 years ago. It delivered exceptional performance per watt. Qualcomm being so old ARM player why they are so far behind?
My two cents.

It is very rational.

It may depend on the exact method of encryption, but encryption (full disk or filesystem) - generally speaking - makes recovery impossible (as opposed to harder), at least for the affected files.

The good (or bad) news is that SSD's tend to fail anyway in an unrecoverable manner[0], hdd's had more (though still scarce) probability of recovery.

And it is needed to mention how most if not all file formats (besides plain text and a few other non-compressed formats) are anyway (even if not encrypted) rather hard to recover.

Unless you have some (very relevant) needs for encryption, avoid using it, you are anyway adding a layer of complexity to all operations on disk.

[0] in some cases the SSD firmware will protect itself by making the SSD "read only", but this happens normally after the controller has already found corruption, while recovering a partially corrupted filesystem is usually doable, recovering a partially corrupted encrypted filesystem is often impossible.
> If Russia is pushed back into its borders, it will take a couple of years to ramp up weapons production and will retry

Or the current regime will collapse. That often happens with large scale defeats, especially without a democratic outlet for internal change within the system.
I grow these and you can find them on rareseeds.com known as toothache plant. They are also know a Sichuan Buttons. It’s fun giving them to guests. This year some bugs got to them but I think they will recover. I wanted to make a cocktail with them.
Given the title I had expected this to be a comparison between the js and rust in terms of development, not performance. I learned nothing new about rust by visiting this page. All I learned was that compiled WASM is faster than js.
I've setup 100s of PXE boot servers, including CentOS, Rocky, and Ubuntu over the last 10 years or so. I've not noticed any difference between RHEL derived and Debian derived. On the redhat side they are called kickstart files, and on the debian side pre-seed. Both are a bit wonky and hard to debug before you have a full boot, but both seem to work fine.
Some are vocal in claiming they know on both sides. Personally I don't know so I will err on what in my mind is the side of caution and hold off on getting my kids vaccinated. Others may choose a different approach and see the cautious move as getting them vaccinated. There is just no way to know and each family has to make its own decisions. Everyone should respect each other's choices and know they are coming from a place of concern for their children.
there is no lng supply possible for Europe. you can frack as much as you want and ship as much as you want. the next 4 quarters will decide about the downfall of Europe (and ultimately the US).
100 miles weekly isn't THAT much in terms of kcal. 10 miles is about 600 kcal. 100 miles is 6000 kcal, let's say 7000 to round that to 1000 kcal a day.

Eating 1000 kcal more a day is pretty easy to do without noticing. Especially when you eat a lot on the day that you biked (cause "you earned it").

For example 2 liter bottle of coke is 800 kcal and 1 protein bar is about 250 kcal and you're already over the budget (assuming you also eat your "regular" food).
Define "we" and define "good", be as exhaustive and precise as philosophically possible.
I am not sure that is true, at least from my experience.

As the GP I get hot during the night and my wife is freezing, and although I have never measured my body temp my wife always says that she can feel how my body can irradiate heat. At the beginning I thought she was joking but after many years and empirical testing (when she says she can feel heat I am hot) I feel it is true. And this always happens if I ingest carbs for dinner, always.

About what you say, I am not sure the brain processes that it feels hot because the temperature from outside of your body is higher than yours but because your body is actually hotter than usual and one of the reasons could be because the environment temp is actually heating up your body. But I am not a neurologist or even close so I may be completely wrong.
When I was 16, I was playing varsity basketball, baseball, track and was working on a farm doing heavy work all summer.

Per the doctor, I was obese. My wife was obese because breasts. BMI is bullshit imo, it has some general value but creates a lot of distress for people, especially women.
Thanks, now I get it. Now... what's the Russian F-word that Rogozin was apparently using? гомик? педик? these are pejorative rather than grossly offensive. пидорас is probably the best translation, but it is more of a slur than a contentful word.

I am genuinely puzzled.
Too much trolling and not enough results.
I thought there were plenty of stories of doctors/curios people buying dead people.

Even Leonardo da Vinci
My mother moved in so we could care for her. I walked with her daily for over a year and she lost a pound per week with no diet change (~50lb).

Winter/sprain made her seditary again then her body re-equilibriums right back in about 3 months.
Rights to privately acquire land, create corporations, and sell across markets were extant across different civilizations throughout history.

The Chola merchant guilds had formalized corporate structures that dissipated the risk of long voyages 2000 years ago. Seeing that the Romans traded with the Cholas, the Romans probably had corporate structures too.

Humans have been living in complex societies since the Bronze Age. It’s difficult to run a complex society without some sort of bureaucratic organization.
I considered the Stanley and HF options and opted for the Stanleys. The HF lid is polyethylene, a little milky, and a little bendy while the Stanley lids are polycarbonate, clear and somewhat stiffer. Neither option will do a good job of preventing small parts from migrating between compartments so I never 'briefcase' carry.

I built a few units similar to this (https://i.pinimg.com/originals/43/f8/d6/43f8d64f96ae537698a4...) to hold all of them.
When I lost 13kg I had the same problem, I put it all back on immediately - I had an insatiable hunger after losing the weight. I ended up losing it all over again 6ish months later but this time I was able to keep it off because I didn’t have the hunger. The only difference was I lost it doing keto for the last month and I ate way healthier.

I also run very hot and have a normal BMI now.
Any reason why your Pinyin is written in ASCII and not unicode (as OP)?
Errr...

How about turn on those Nuclear plants?
A big thing that people don’t take into account is that people have been migrating back and forth from Mexico/Central America for generations for work, this isn’t a new phenomenon. To an extent, the US has always relied on this labor force.

Having stricter and stricter immigration policies encourages people to permanently resettle rather than having the option to return home after, for example, a harvest season is complete.
Also note that the subjects of this study were found to have subclinical hyperthyroidism. It’s an interesting study for what it tells us about metabolism, but the study subjects are probably not a model for health.
Twitter’s Case in India Could Have Ripple Effects
Finally some good things come out of GDPR
"Constraint is a forcing function for ingenuity."

Renewables are going to ramp, floating LNG import terminals are already en route (to add capacity to the existing 24 in EU countries), and industrial processes requiring LNG will make due with less or seek alternatives. Europe will place a small number of coal plants on temporary standby, and they will only add 1.3% to EU emissions annually, even in the worst-case scenario where they run at maximum output.

There will be some pain, but this is the 21st century, not the 19th.
Ah, does this mean that, robot-wise, we should focus efforts on developing something along the lines of ED-209 [1]?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ED-209
Anecdote: My temp has been averaging 96.7 throughout the Covid testings, I sweat more than most when awake and also when I sleep. I most often eat a hearty breakfast and am always grazing on bananas, granola, nuts, jerky... and there is always room for a honey bun or a chunk of chocolate, too. I don't eat lunch and forget / forego(too close to bedtime) dinner often enough. I keep my calories in line with my activities: More physical, more calories / Slow days, I don't get hungry and forget, or forego. And yeah, I'm active in work & play... use it or lose it is a critical component in my 2nd life(1).

(1)
“We all have two lives, the second life begins when we realize we only have one.”

― Confucius
Honestly, I wish it was more of a staple if anything. It's surprisingly hard to find really good Sichuanese food. I've had mapo tofu that ends up tasting more like a poorly done Hunan dish because of an unpleasant sourness and thickened sauce, even in restaurants that claim to be Sichuanese.

By far though, one of the best Sichaunese dishes which is unfortunately (and surprisingly) overlooked is their whitefish. If you know you know.
>Finland joining NATO is absolutely threatening to Russia

Right. It absolutely is. Just nowhere near as threatening as Ukraine-with-donbas-and-crimea-and-most-of-its-coast joining NATO.

Theyll probably be more comfortablen with Ukraine joining NATO either if they turn it into a rump state with limited access to the coast and no control over the russian speaking heartland.
> But i do agree it could become dangerous if China gets stupid ideas too.

China has been backing Russia and it's anti-Western allies in the region (e.g., Serbia). Mostly, I think, for the value of keeping the West focussed on Russia in Europe to any “stupid ideas” they might try in their region.
I think that the commenter takes issue with the implications that USA is in war with Russia rather then Russia being in aggressive war against Ukraine.

It is popular framing among pro-russia people - trying to frame it as if Ukraine did not mattered at all. Or as if did not even existed.
There won't be a downfall.
Other companies did not have the money to be TSMC's first 5nm customer.
Downfall is hyperbole. If it gets bad enough NATO might force shipment.
If you have a mailbox and only the 10 worst emails are fake.

Then the entire hack should be considered fake too.
I don't think so, everyone I know can use "ls" and "cd" and has Show Desktop Icons off (if using Windows)
Glad to let moralistic foreign policy drive the entire trade block down the shitter (it is moralistic FP because EU did not nut up and actually deploy to protect the so-precious-Ukraine, but instead threw its own economy and living standards into chaos just so they wouldn't be mistaken to be pro-Putler).

In short, insanity.
Oh so you jump to implicitly threatening those you disagree with? Wow. At least you made it clear how open you are to discussion and debate.

I never said you can't criticize. As the other commenter already said, you're allowed to critique but don't be surprised when your criticism is then critiqued itself. That's the epitome of modern discussions and debate.

I gave you examples of what you can do right now, aka making your own alternative packages, but you chose to ignore that all and double down on "don't you dare critique my criticism".

And then (I'm going to point this out again because it's so absurd) vaguely implied my comments would face professional retribution. Because I chose to disagree with you and make that public.

In any case, I said I'm stopping and I am. You should too, as you're already crossing several lines with this comment.
I've been using Superblocks (https://superblockshq.com/) to do this.

I'm generally a fan of reducing complexity for building internal tools. We used to use Retool with a combination of Google's App Engine, Google Cloud Scheduler, and Mode Analytics to support our internal teams but we consolidated all of it under Superblocks.

They have charts, you can build backend functions (and call them on a schedule!), and you can build a UI just like you can with Retool (they have feature parity in most areas with Retool on the UI side).

The best part has been that they support Javascript and Python at the same time, which has let our data and engineering teams live in the same eco system and work together to build internal data tools for our team members.

Huge fan!
would gamepass be the closest to that? The other alternative would be games being small indie projects or huge community things. The mods people release for free are sometimes pretty insane in scope, even if Noone ever paid for a game again we'd still get some decent games at least
Later in history people liked to revise Roman’s history. They regularly “ritually strangulated” enemies at the alter of Saturn. There are documented cases where hundreds were strangled / executed by other means.

I grant you the Aztecs seemed far more extreme, but it was also core to the Roman belief system.
Given that Germany ignored decades of warnings about this, let them take the brunt of the cuts.
My weight was a consistent 150 pounds since I was 14 years old. I joked to myself I was a robot since it was incredibly consistent for decades.

I would often go entire days without eating. My family says as a kid or teen I would always cover my food with a napkin to hide what I had not eaten. Even as an adult I would rarely eat a fast food combo there would be half the burger and fries left over. I ate what I need even pop and chips but I ate a bit and when I wasn't hungry I stopped.

In my mid 40s I felt lethargic bad and my face was puffy. Stranger still I was gaining weight and eating more than I ever did. I'd eat when I wasn't hungry which was a bizarre feeling. At the worst I was 190lbs the heaviest in my life. I was not a coffee or tea drinker but I got into energy drinks they made me feel normal.

I went to the doctor and found out it was my thyroid I had hypothyroidism (under active). My Dad had it and now I did rare for men hypothyroidism more common in middle-aged women. My first synthroid pill felt like I'd drank ten energy drinks my skin was warm I felt clear of thought. But now it's stabilized and I think I'm on the downward slide again.
Nearly all Defi is "ponzi chains"
Are you suspended from you facebook or twitter and other social networking site why not go to chatbox it as the available and useable functions of facebook i really recommed it so why give it a g
> Just to mention, Russia invaded Ukraine and never declared it war.

So you agree with jessaustin?
Historians used the term first and in the context of their profession it does not have the connotation of working backwards from ideology and agenda. A primary project in the last 40 years of history research has been explicitly called "revisionist history" in the sense that professionals are re-examining well-trodden territory but from new and broader perspectives.
Dried peppercorns are not necessarily Sichuan peppers, which are distinctly used in Sichuan cuisine. So while it may be a staple in Chinese pantry (and mine too) it is certainly tied to specific cuisine.
So same as the CIA then.
> It's really quite amazing how quickly it affects aerobic endurance as well.

Absolutely correct. After HIIT, brisk walking blocks of Manhattan wouldn't make me sweat even if it had before.
I'm one of these people. Always super hot after eating, especially carbs (which I now avoid). Hard to gain weight even at 28.

I also almost always wake up covered in sweat and have to change cloths. So not all roses.
Yeah, I am getting "generic ads" these days and instead of them being stuff like insurance companies or macho brand soap, it's dating websites and Mr Beast scams. Definitely not an improvement.
Honestly I could've just copied and pasted it but I'm used to just typing the numbers since I didn't learn the alt keybindings on my keyboard.
Sort of, but both are pretty industry- and purpose-specific.

Also, aren’t dues typically either fixed amounts or a flat percentage? If you’re looking to emulate a government, I’d imagine you might also want progressive dues akin to progressive taxation.
Right, starting WW3 by entering the theater would not have been "insanity". Obviously.
Breaking Google into several companies would be ideal. Android, Ads/Search, Youtube, & Nest as separate companies. And then Chrome, Cloud and all their other steaming garbage could be their own mishmash.
Your website is the nerdiest shit I have ever seen.... and I'm loving it.

My dad has OCD and a little shop, if I show him your planner we not see him again for days.
most people wake up sweaty
Er... I will call Nazi salute a Bellamy salute from now on.
Even better, bubble CO2 rich air into freshwater vats of Wolffia.

Wolffia is the fastest growing plant on the planet and can double in size in a day. It's small, so it would work well as fuel for biomass reactors, the carbon char would be mostly derived from atmospheric carbon, resulting in a net negative, you can grow fish in the water underneath it, and it itself is edible and eaten already in many parts of the world where it grows naturally.

Further, it likes the slightly acidic water that bubbling CO2 into the water would create and it specifically oxygenates the water it floats in by stripping oxygen from CO2 during photosynthesis.

The downside is that no one has figured out the full process for continuously farming Wolffia yet, but if you solve that you can solve many other problems and create a multiple stream of income business out of taking carbon out of the air. (Biomass reactor fuel, plant food source for humans and animals, fish food source & selling carbon credits)