skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone that uses Windows exclusively for games and with no SSD, this was the only solution that made using Windows tolerable.

Nothing worse than your friends inviting you to play a quick match and be held by windows update screen for 15-30mins before you are even able to open Steam, and since I rarely boot the PC, all the time that I reserved for gaming was wasted by Windows.

There is significant drawbacks of LTSC, no Microsoft Store means no access to Game Pass, which has some good games, and some of the MP games only works among game pass users. Ended up buying an SSD and using the Enterprise version and stopping updates.
PBS is not a government agency. According to [0] they get about 13% of their budget from the federal government and 5% from state governments. So less than 20% of their funding is from the government.

[0] https://www.quora.com/How-much-support-does-the-U-S-governme...
Someone simply mentioned his affiliation. I don't see a problem. This doctor is dabbling in policy, not whether or not my prescription is still good. Policy means politics. His background therefore matters.

> What I'm saying is that it's great that places like HN are largely able to discuss public health at face value, rather than through the Red v. Blue lens that most Americans insist on reducing things to.

Not really true anymore, sadly.
The 'it's all my fault' attitude isn't really helpful for you to solve those problems however. Binge eating can be driven by a myriad of factors, mostly psychological. I'm fat too, and I'm comfortable with that word, I dont like medicalizing it with term obesity.

While my weight is at least partially my own fault, its at least influenced by factors outside of my control - upbringing, genetics, societal factors, and an endocrine disorder too. I've concluded that being fat is a result of Type II diabetes rather than a cause - and there is growing science to back me up - a good example of this, my liver dumps glucose into my system, without meds I can fast for a nearly indefinite period of time without my blood sugar falling off.
>> Question is will Russia then attempt to hurt Europe by blocking gas deliveries like it is doing now with Nord Stream 1.

Sorry for the naive question, but are the Nord Stream gas deliveries:

1. blocked because sanctions dont allow for commerce/transactions,

or

2. blocked to hurt the customer (Europe) by not transacting even when transacting is possible?
Visiting the Amazon is a 2000-3000 km trip from most large cities in the country, fuel prices and plane tickets are awfully expensive right now, and for most history, so it's a trip that would cost multiple times the minimum wage in Brazil. So it's not that surprising most people in the country din't ever visit there, unless they were already born close to it. Also, the most easily reachable parts are already very degraded. Roads spell doom to the forest. Pristine forest is far from the areas with affordable amenities that would please most tourists. In the brief time period air travel became more affordable, in the Lula-Dilma government terms, most people that could travel skipped domestic tourism and went straight into international travel, as from large cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro a plane ticket to Argentina, Chile, or even Europe used to be very often cheaper than a ticket to, say, Manaus.
> Square, while they don't have a strong B2C product

Huh? Block (formerly Square) has an incredibly strong B2C product (the #1 finance app on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store in the US) called Cash App (formerly Square Cash).
Then you only know power users and computer geeks.
This is confusing. Are people legally allowed to get a lot of income from Bitcoin without a SP or more in these countries? Will Stripe automatically deny people without a sole proprietorship in these countries? What happens if people are able to get on Stripe without an SP in these countries? I assume no one is going to jail over this.

I don’t expect you to know the answers to these questions, but the focus was on the difference between Bitcoin and Stripe/PayPal, etc. The thing I replied to specifically said there was an onus of several hundred dollars which I was disputing as well and which is not correct for the US.
As the old saying goes, "’Tis impossible to be sure of any thing but Needing to Pee and Taxes."
You don't have to exterminate the population (although Russia's been there, done that in Ukraine) to exterminate the country as a going concern, or the national identity.
Ask HN: Options for in-app advertising in a web app?
I am looking to start monetizing a web-based app with ads. I would like some degree of control over where the apps are displayed and the type of ad content is allowed. Presently, the app is ONLY running as a website so the network needs to support this mode of serving ads.

What networks would be a good starting point to look at? Who are the reputable and established players in this space?

At first glance, Google AdSense does not seem to have the level of control I am looking for.
Your using Satiety Index method. An excellent method.

https://optimisingnutrition.com/calculating-satiety/amp/
> HIMARS 300 km. Destroys the Russian dependency on railroads and with that, Russian military logistics capacity.

That's a bit too wonder-weapony for me to think that it will actually happen that way.

That Crimean bridge seems like it could be destroyed effectively, but it's out of range. With the Donbas, I wonder if any damage could be repaired relatively quickly, since it would obviously be a priority.
Fidelity has its own valuation for Stripe.
I've been shorting it.

The markets don't have to make sense right away, but eventually they do. There's alot of corruption involved first. The old mantra of the market can stay irratiional longer than you can stay solvent is true only if you make a big bet. Make small bets that you believe in.

For instance, shorting LUNA's stable coin once it slightly deppegged was a smart financial decision. Since it could only 'rePeg' back to $1.00, your downside was marginal but the upside was 99.9%. Jump capital (their biggest investor) and a ton of people at the Terra Luna foundation took that trade and made a killing.

Similiarly with twitter when it was at like 50 something and the acquisition was 54.20. Minor downside, high upside if the deal doesn't go through.

DYOR and whatnot.
You are correct. Just took a brief look in the calculation for the whole house and it's more like near 700€ - sorry for that. I've corrected it.
Not caring only really works, in this case, if you think Russia would stop if they conquer Ukraine. Personally I don’t think they will stop there, so sooner or later everyone in Europe will eventually need to worry.
Russia is no where near running out of missiles. they still have a ridiculous amount of them.
I remember Trump saying that "Germany is a captive of Russia" [1] because of the prospect of weaponized gas supply cuts.

I also hate to say, but, at that particular moment, the man was right.

This is why political extremism is bad. Nobody in Europe listened to him. Had him be more respectful, polite and balanced in his communication, maybe he could have convinced Germany to anticipate what they're scrambling to do now...

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liGZGGQTYQk
There are some fruits and vegetables and lean meats (which absolutely includes "leaner cuts of steak with the fat trimmed off") that I quite sincerely like as much as junk food, if not more. Two pan-fried salmon fillets and a big bowl of brussels sprouts with butter beats the pants off even a pretty good burger-and-fries, the main downside being the prep (and, well, the cost for most people). A pound of fresh strawberries is damn good and not something I have to force myself to eat, etcera.

I don't deliberately avoid dessert, though I do tend to eat it less than I used to. I'll have the cheesecake if I really feel like it.

My sympathies to those who really just don't like any fruits or vegetables, but there are lots of other margins to operate on in lowering your dietary energy density. e.g., for a side with your steak, I assert most people will enjoy a baked potato with a bit of butter (~1 cal/gram) about as much as garlic bread (~3 to 4 cal/gram).
This is from 2004, and we know so much more about the games industry that stories of overworked QA testers and programmers seem utterly quaint. Every company in the business[0] is run by a yet-to-be-convicted sex offender or enabler of such. Activision is currently involved in one of the biggest equal-opportunity lawsuits in history, which is only eclipsed by the legal fight between US EEOC and California DFEH[1] over who gets to prosecute them and how far they should go in doing so.

At the time I assumed that this behavior was enabled by a high churn rate - i.e. companies hiring junior developers unaware of the awful practices of the games industry and wearing them down until they left. However, this turned out to be naive. That's the Amazon approach - and Amazon is actually going to start running out of people to churn through soon. The games industry hasn't.

What I can only assume now is that the games industry does not churn through developers as much as they mould them into paragons of toxicity. Anyone who does churn out is just a normal human being, and those who stay are either already toxic or get moulded by the system into being as such.

[0] Nintendo is an interesting case. Management has actually been pretty opposed to crunch time and confident in delaying games until they're ready. However, there has been reports of overworked contractors from time to time. No reports of sexual harassment, yet.

[1] At one point California tried to file an intervening motion on the US EEOC's settlement agreement, and the US EEOC responded by alleging conflicts-of-interest that would have dynamited both parties' cases.
DailyMail is like Wikipedia — a great first spot to spin off and read a dozen sources you probably haven't seen yet. All linked and just waiting for you.

I wish you luck on your reading-less journey through this topic.
I highly recommend the New York Times Magazine's "The Battle Over Gender Therapy" from a few weeks ago, which goes into much more detail about the conflicts involved. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/15/magazine/gender-therapy.h...

IMO, it's a really tricky situation. The issue sits right at the intersection of medicine, politics, and pop culture, and is worse for it.
Internal val is the val decided by Stripe.
External vals are the vals decided by external 3rd parties like Fidelity.
Does anyone know where we could order jambu (for cooking with) in the US?
TIL: RabbitMQ is written in erlang
I'm not convinced it is real, because that's the same story the right has been telling about the left since Bill Clinton. Slippery Slope! Overton Window! Ratchet Effect! I've been hearing those rants for more than 30 years, though that repeated complaint has recently come in to fashion on the left among the young.

Repetition makes something seem true, but it does not truth make.
Well Tim, this is the future you asked for. You sold devices aimed at families that can't write software. You redefined mobile development as "Xcode or bust" and pushed everyone serious about making money onto the web. You let the great Unix guts of MacOS go rotten and fallow in the shadow of modern GNU systems, and you built a bunch of protocols that aren't the least bit interoperable, leading to a future where nobody wants to build on your platform. Worst of all, you accelerated the commodification of computing and now watch idly as millions of impressionable teens scroll for hours a day on TikTok.

I reckon Tim made his bed, now it's time to sleep in it.
Sri Lanka hasn't spent the last decade invading multiple nations. Ukraine's not facing internal strife, they're facing an external threat.
I love Inkscape.

But.

There's always a but.

Is there a way to make it use the standard Windows file browser, I desperately need to copy 'n' past a many-levels-deep folder structure.
I am not a religious person (agnostic), and especially not keen on organized religion. From the SC decision:

"Petitioner Joseph Kennedy lost his job as a high school football coach in the Bremerton School District after he knelt at midfield after games to offer a quiet personal prayer."

"Here, no one questions that Mr. Kennedy seeks to engage in a sin- cerely motivated religious exercise involving giving “thanks through prayer” briefly “on the playing field” at the conclusion of each game he coaches. App. 168, 171. The contested exercise here does not involve leading prayers with the team; the District disciplined Mr. Kennedy only for his decision to persist in praying quietly without his students after three games in October 2015. In forbidding Mr. Kennedy’s brief prayer, the District’s challenged policies were neither neutral nor gen- erally applicable. By its own admission, the District sought to restrict Mr. Kennedy’s actions at least in part because of their religious char- acter. Prohibiting a religious practice was thus the District’s unques- tioned “object.” The District explained that it could not allow an on- duty employee to engage in religious conduct even though it allowed other on-duty employees to engage in personal secular conduct."

I agree a coach has a right to offer a personal prayer whenever he wants if he does not engage students (or fans IMO) in the practice. But to me there is some gray area here too:

1. If he wanted to offer a personal prayer of thanks, why do it midfield? That's not very personal.

2. He didn't do it after people were gone, or it wouldn't have been an issue.

3. If he did this while all the fans were watching, that seems to be a public display of religion at a school function by a school employee, not a "quiet personal prayer".
> CBT is how people with narcissistic personality disorder think.

Can you elaborate more on this, or do you have any sources to support this claim? I have no read/heard this before, and I would like to learn more about it before coming to a conclusion about CBT.
When your project depends on a module version and that module depends on another one (sub dependency), it’s very common that re-installing the same module version in a new environment will cause something to break because the sub dependency was updated. This is not something that direnv solves therefore those other tools are still needed.
Please read both parts I and II. I specifically addressed various widely-held myths about Hero’s engines, and about aeolipiles.
me too

but for me the SaaS offering has to be either:

a) based on open-source

b) interoperable (S3, MQTT)

otherwise prepare to be screwed over by greedy corporates
I think this is pretty common for people who exercise intensely. If you don’t increase your eating, you’re going to 1) feel hungry all the time and 2) negatively impact your performance. I trained for a marathon two years ago after only doing half marathons. I basically couldn’t lose weight unless I trained less.
Not secret when he talks about it. Reinforces the "Musks are odd" narrative. Can we stop talking about Musks except when they do something that is actually meaningful?
I think that would be a very interesting question to try and address in a meta-analysis.
> Well if it’s not 100% we should carefully balance the actual benefits it provides vs the freedoms we are asking people to give up and the associated inconveniences.

...sure? We should balance that no matter what the effectiveness is.
This post is from 2004.
You don't say what your diet was, but "lots of raw vegetables" is not a formula for a sated appetite. Sure, if you eat enough of them you will eventually feel "full" for a while in a bloated sort of way, but fatty foods such as meat, eggs, and nuts will stop the "hungry" feeling without stuffing yourself. Or so it is for me.
Yeah, it is much better to buy for 3x price from war profiters if they feel generous /s
Yes I will 100% grant on that one. Pulling the plug so early on CentOS was low and I don't think they should have done that.

The whole "we never put an EOL date on it" excuse was really weak. It looks to nearly everyone like just an unintentional omission, not a legal hedge. It ended up working out well like you said thanks to Alma and Rocky, but the panic and uncertainty it caused was wholly unnecessary.
Astronomers detect a radio “heartbeat” billions of light-years from Earth
Took the wrong number it's more like 700€/year. And we heated quite a bit in 2021 due to homeoffice and other causes. Sorry for the mishap.
Has anyone compiled v8 to WASM so we can finally run JS in the browser? ;)
What is a framework that’s as productive that meets or exceeds the features found in Laravel? Vapor? Rails? Django? I’d say Laravel exceeds those. I write go for the day job fwiw, and just spun up a new Laravel project last Sunday. What I was able to get spun up in 15-30 mins (oauth, dashboard, tailwindcss, vue frontend, db migrations, s3 integration, sendgrid email, dockerized).
The main drawback of trying to do this might be that the syntax is unwieldy. If you have one big shared object, or shared objects only in a specific part of your program, it's no big deal, and it arguably helps call attention to what's going on. But if everything is using Arc<RwLock<...>>, you'll have .write().unwrap() or similar on every line, and it'll feel terrible.

The sibling comment mentioned cycle leaks, and in addition to that I'll add the runtime panics or deadlocks associated with locking the same thing twice.
I've found a lot of bills are driven by how well insulated apartments are. Some leak heat left and right.

Another factor is how many open surface areas they have and the size of windows. I had an apartment that I rarely heated in the winter because it was wrapped on 5 of 6 sides by other apartments and the only exposed surface was a wall. Other apartments had multiple outside-facing walls/roofs.
You forgot to mention prior experience, which languages if any you have under your belt.
> but no consensus has formed around anything better

BSA (DuBois method, usually) is more common (and considered a better measurement) outside of the states and is more accurate for folks outside of the "average" range. BMI is probably so popular because of how simple the formula is, compared to something like BSA
The article says the new valuation is $74b.

Block (Square) did over $17.6B revenue last year, an 85.95% increase from 2020. Their current market cap is below $40b and their stock is down around 70% from when Stripe raised their last round of funding.
> This asserts that Russian aggression would transcend across NATO-borders. Is that a given?

Not before first weakening and fracturing NATO.

Brexit split England off the EU (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_the_20...). Trump expressed strong doubts about staying in NATO (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/14/us/politics/nato-presiden...) and was at the very least sympathetic towards Putin at times (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-44852812). These are opening salvos.
Currently NS1 is blocked under the excuse of repairs. Now that could be true, but it could also be a showcase from Russia of what it can inflict. So yeah, option 2 it is.
Can you on other hand prove that for all 5-minute periods in past 10 years wind or solar production was more than sold as such?
Is the idea here that this is a streamlined version of Windows to help you debug the production image that you are putting on devices in the factory? In other words rather you use this rather than Linux on your development laptop to connect to the recently flashed device over USB/serial/etc. Or is the idea here that this is a mode that you can flip on in a device that you just flashed in order to debug it? Sorry if my terminology is off.
Remember that Russia started delivering less gas than contracted last autumn. That was the moment from which energy prices started to spike.

In hindsight it was an obvious preparation for the war, making sure that Europe had lower gas reserves so that installing sanctions on Russia would hurt more.
That will only take care of setting up and loading the correct virtualenv. Which you may prefer to "poetry shell" or "poetry run", since it's more automatic, but that's not the main reason for using poetry.

The main reason to use poetry is sane dependency management the way it exists for most other ecosystems (bundler, cargo, npm, maven, gradle, ...). In particular, that includes lockfiles.
When I was learning Rust, unwrap felt like cheating
I would be surprised if they did, a website is essentially a representation of the company after all. Most wouldn't want anyone to be able to copy them that easily.

That said, you can usually look at the html code, but they would probably not license it to you.
The share code didn't fit in a tweet.
What am I missing here?
Missed naming opportunity: should have been “scrumbag”.
Yea, I’ve been told I have a “fast metabolism” but I’m inclined to not eating for 15-20hr stretches and but (different from yourself) when eating out I’ll can sometimes eat thousands of calories. People will say it’s not fair but the part they don’t see is that I could easily be in a caloric deficit for a week or two
Living in the UK, US policy on Ukraine barely registers. It's surprised me how strong most people's feelings are that we need to do everything we can to cut out Russia. This isn't an economic question any more, it's emotional. War in Europe is suddenly a reality, and it doesn't feel very far away, even in London.

The UK may have left the EU, but we still have millions of Eastern Europeans living here.

Whether this sentiment stays when winter comes and energy prices really start to bite is another question - but right now our attitude towards Russia is driven by our own emotions - nothing to do with American virtue signalling.
Might look at antique mall / flea market setups in former factory buildings. They're likely to have disused office space they'd love to turn a buck on.
I've had this weird obsession with that Alone show, but there was an episode where one of the contestants decides her nutrition is messed up and she's going to eat the stomach contents of some wild hares she's trapped.

She describes it as one of the tastiest meals she had the entire show. Literally half digested arctic vegetation.

Your body rewards you for eating those things which satisfy your needs. McDonalds will do that, but so will a salad.

One of the fad diets for a while was the "one thing" diet. You could have anything you wanted.. but you could only eat that single item that entire day. Cheesecake? You're having cheesecake for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Very quickly participants discover it is very easy to burn out on sweets and junk.

If you eat nutritious food that will actually give you that reward craving.

Also, nothing wrong with steak. Nothing really wrong with cheesecake either - but you only need a tiny bit of those things. There's a reason most people want tiny steaks and not big honking ones, especially people who eat steak with regularity.
You are right. My mistake; I don't use that app, and I'd totally forgotten about it.
Nice try.

“Germany represented 46 % of the total brown coal consumption of the EU in 2021, followed by Poland (19 %), Czechia (11 %), Bulgaria (10 %),Romania (6 %) and Greece (5 %).”

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...

Meanwhile poland is being fined for extracting said coal.
In addition to munificient's response, I'd point out that this will likely have a significant performance cost. Since performance is one of the main reasons of using a low-level language like Rust, it should give you pause.

I'm not saying there's anything bad with Arc + Mutex - they're certainly useful tools and great in some scenarios; it's just that I wouldn't reach out to them just to "avoid fighting the borrow checker". If your code can be written without those tools, it's best to do so.