skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nonsense, my wife whips up a delicious meal in under 30 minutes with everything included. Most days we use disposable sal leaf plates so she just tosses the pans in the dishwasher and we’re done.
Right now we're mostly focused on beginners and don't have more advanced content / more international cuisines yet. But we have some baking and Ukrainian dishes landing soon!

Is that what you mean by recipes tied to skills, or something else?
In December the Fed forecasted 4% GDP growth for 2022
Introverts Build the World. Extroverts Enjoy It
UpBit: Scalable In-Memory Updatable Bitmap Indexing
You would hope the economies of scale of cooking large amounts of food at a restaurant would help bring down the costs though.
I own the Zenfone 8 and it has consistently received updates large and small. It came with fairly clean Android and I get the feeling it's not far behind a Google phone when it comes to updates. That includes major updates (got upgraded to Android 12 too). It's a really great phone. The only thing I would improve is the fingerprint sensor, but apparently that's been addressed in the next iteration.
Equus occidentalis (commonly known as the western horse) : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equus_occidentalis
I use my phone extensively throughout the day but modern phones are good enough for most things.
All I want is an excellent camera built in, the higher optical zoom the better. It can be the most boring thing in the world otherwise. I hate that I always must shell out for a flagship phone to get this.
Sure, I have a really nice camera too, but the best camera is the one you have on you and it’s not practical to lug around something extra at all times.
I don't think I disagree with you, was just trying to provide additional context on the arbitration decision and why it doesn't necessarily prove the Ecuador verdicts were fraudulent. From what I've read, some of the people defending Kaplan's behavior think that Donziger deserves to be treated dismissively for making supposedly unreasonable demands of the court, which is sometimes a type of argument I'm sympathetic to when reading about vexatious litigants, but Kaplan has been a lot more than just dismissive and has taken it a lot further than what I'd be comfortable with even for someone who was indisputably acting in bad faith (and it seems quite possible that Donziger is not only acting in good faith, but actually in the right).
Recently I ordered a medium pizza and wings from Domino's or Pizza Hut and was surprised that it cost 40 dollars.
Not to sound like a pessimist, but I don't take anything like this seriously. "Political Party resumes fight for popular thing" really means "political party knows how to quickly get some good PR"

You can't take what politicians publicly support at face value unless they are proposing a law that will be passed because they hold the numbers to pass it.

Its easy to pick up some popular thing and parade it around when you will never have to put your money where your mouth is.
Thanks for your suggestion! We definitely have an "in-app wiki" of sorts in our future plans.
By pricing 16GB Optane at 64-128GB NAND SSD level and calling it "cache". You can still buy them today at 256GB SSD price.

> 2017: The Optane Memory drives will be available to order on April 24th. A 16GB drive costs $44 while a 32GB drive costs $77

and that price never changed
I think this is mostly a US problem. While food prices have risen everywhere, restaurant prices haven't risen as dramatically as they did in the US (I haven't been to Europe lately, so maybe it's the same).

Also, Uber Eat is worse than crap. It has menu prices higher than seat-in prices, cost around $10 for delivery and want me to tip on the whole order + it has its own fee. If I were to get a regular meal, it'd cost around $35. (That's $70 for two meals, or $2.100 per month; even a high tech salary can't afford that).

In my opinion, something gotta give in the US pretty soon. Prices are unsustainable for most of the places I've been. Airbnb prices have also gone berserk.
I've only had improvements for my note 10, wish i knew what OP was talking about.
I Am Legend is famous for having kickstarted the modern "zombie" trope, as pioneered in cinema by George Romero. He cited I Am Legend as his major influence; he just changed vampires to... ghouls is it? Romero didn't call them zombies.
I have mixed feelings about this. For all their fault, social media websites (e.g., fb) reflected our reality, but amplified the controversial parts to increase "engagement".

TikTok, OTOH, is shaping our reality by literally altering our culture. I'm not that old, but even 10 years ago, the concept of dancing in front of a camera on the street was odd, but now almost every teenager and college student does that. What worries me is the constant pressure to "conform" by TikTok which could potentially result in a generation of young people without real life skills.
It was a traveling dream. You could do necessary PC things on it if you really needed to but it was painfully slow so you wouldn’t just spend time playing with it. It was absolutely tiny for it’s time so it fit in my backpack easily. It was a cheap piece of crap so I didn’t feel bad throwing it in my pack with dirty clothes and who knows what else and not have to worry about my $1200 business laptop. There really wasn’t anything like it at the time. It was a big hit from what I remember
I have no rule but my heuristic is to spare no expense on things that matter most to me, but to research them if I’m not already sure what I want. That research often factors in price because “spare no expense” can be absurd when it’s blind. Multiple orders of magnitude absurd when you’re not paying attention and think you have that lack of attention available.
Yeah, that's the idea, but then there's stuff like this:

forums.adobe.com. 5 IN CNAME forum-redirects.trafficmanager.net.
forum-redirects.trafficmanager.net. 60 IN CNAME encoderfuncus.azurewebsites.net.
encoderfuncus.azurewebsites.net. 30 IN CNAME waws-prod-mwh-007.sip.azurewebsites.windows.net.
waws-prod-mwh-007.sip.azurewebsites.windows.net. 1800 IN CNAME waws-prod-mwh-007.cloudapp.net.
waws-prod-mwh-007.cloudapp.net. 60 IN A 52.175.254.10

On a totally cold lookup, that takes at least 13 queries to load, because of the long CNAME chain, and azurewebsites.windows.net is sub-delegated with NS (with 5 minute ttl). That's a lot of back and forth to chase, and then much of it needs to be redone if someone comes back soon.
What other words are being or have been redefined in the past two years?
Agreed. My wife is some kind of wizard in the kitchen. Most meals about 30 minutes, though some dishes might push an hour depending. Better than any restaurant I've been to - completely spoiled.
If you comically exaggerate the situation, it’s like saying “and then he murdered the victim… yikes”. It’s actually completely reasonable if you take into account that to someone very empathetic, the indifference towards someone’s suffering is a very big deal.
ISPs should straight up be declared common carrier utilities, just like telephone companies.

What I really don't understand are the politicians who insist that websites should be declared common carriers but not ISPs.
A straight line huh? Seems to imply that they're created by one creature. Is it something that crawls over the ocean, making the holes? Or is it something in the sediment that pokes holes upward? Again, the straightness of the line makes you think it's the latter.
Ethan (mentioned above) has a series of fun videos where he races a Doordash driver (or a friend doing the same thing) to see if he can prepare a similar meal in his home kitchen before the order arrives. He usually finishes a bit earlier than the restaurant order, and I wouldn't say he rushes his cooking.

Lots of subjective variables, of course. Do you enjoy cooking? Are you productive at home while waiting for your delivery order? Is time spent in a restaurant relaxing? Do you count driving to/from the restaurant as part of the "work" of the meal? Don't you still have to clean up after a delivery order?
People, before you decide to trash this project, keep in mind that whoever wrote it is probably not the same person that posted the link on HN. They have not asked for your highly critical feedback on their two-weeks-old project.
The free speech elephant in the Alex Jones courtroom
That is a fat lot of navel gazing that says almost nothing about anything. It demonstrates the worst tendencies of that rag, which I loved for 30 years or so.
Package management in Linux is a pain in the ass.

It is too easy to remove preinstalled packages and if you do so, it will be a potential failing point in your system until something happened.

You need to install packages for some basic features and everyone was just install and forget. People don't remove packages after they have served their purpose. Those packages will stay in your system, occupying space and slowing up everything.

The worse thing is that there is no easy way to "diff" the original system, and find out what have you installed/removed.
I think it's worth remembering that these kinds of inefficiencies can last for years, maybe decades before correcting, this post has some good examples: https://danluu.com/nothing-works/

I think there are a few things that explain the phenomena:

1. You're asking rich and powerful people to give up control. Everyone hates giving up control, but my experience is that people accustomed to control hate it more.

2. It's not familiar, which means it feels risky.

3. It objectively lowers total payout in the best and worst case scenarios for power, and it's not actually clear the E(V) for the capital class goes up. It might, but no one knows apriori, and it's expensive to test.

This mix of low information, a small number of potential actors, and feelings of anxiety around uncertainty and loss of control is a pretty potent mix for inefficiencies like this to persist IMO.
Holy smokes! Those uniformed KGB photos were really surprising to see.

> After retiring from the Coast Guard in 2016, Primrose was working as a U.S. Department of Defense contractor

I wonder what the nature of the position was...
Why-debt-raises-might-make-sense-in-a-down-economy
I've thought about this and I think the choices here are:

- get everything for free, but it's all disorganized and someone else is selling your data to target you with ads
- you can pay $45k for 3 months of cooking school
- pay ~ $9.99 a month to both learn what you need and get help planning your weekly meals

In that case, is the third option all that bad? You can always go back to option 1 if you want.
Definitely a good example, although you can extend it to so many. In the US if you say "tech" people suddenly scramble to you because everyone is afraid of betting against you and becoming blockbuster.

Ex: Wework is another one. Many of the big rich real estate families in NYC all were heavily invested in it. None of them wanted to be the dinosaur left behind even with a company that was claiming to be "tech" without really being tech.
Eating out in the US, especially given the quality and portion sizes, was unreasonably cheap compared to cooking your own food.
You can get GPU instances on AWS for 12 cents per hour.
Samsung is also very sneaky and will consistently try to trick you into making samsung variant apps the default
I guess I've been lucky because I had nothing but a great time with my Zenfone 8. I don't remember smoother sailing for so long with a phone and that includes some iPhones I used to own. I dread the day I will have to replace it because not sure I'll find something that fits my needs so well for a long time.
> I find it costs almost as much to make a meal at home compared to getting food from a restaurant unless you stick to the basics of chicken, beans/lentils, eggs and dairy.

Yeah, that's what you do when it's expensive to eat. Stretch a pot of beans, rice and hamhocks over a week. Buy canned vegetables and Hamburger Helper. Shake and Bake chicken and au gratin potatoes out of a box. Stock up on bollilos, ramen and vermicelli. Stop expecting every meal to be an experience, you're not living to eat anymore, you're eating to live.
There was a comment about wanting to improve browser support that was deleted, and I lost the reply I typed, so I'll make a short version:

Gif can't do smooth 60fps even if it could do 1-delay frames. They chose centiseconds for some reason I've never understood, when milliseconds would have worked fine and avoided this issue. If your file shouldn't just be a video anyway, then the only fix is to use apng and demand sites support apng.
Popping My IPv6 Cherry with a Raspberry Pi
Richer storytelling isn't a reliable indicator of truth. The real world is messy, complicated, stupid, chaotic, and often nonsensical. It often doesn't make a whole lot of sense because its the result of mashing together billions of barely developed monkeys operating in a world more complicated than they evolved for with incomplete and contradictory information.

The conspiracy world wraps the world in a compelling narrative that is more coherent than actual reality relying on surface level understanding of numerous topics and trivial fabrications. If you dig into it then you soon find out that its a tremendous pile of bullshit amenable only to people who are willing to spend hours scouring niche sites for entertaining nonsense but unable or unwilling to pick out the trivial flaws in the reasoning of the narratives they push.

This statement

> The conspiracy world seems far closer to the truth

is tremendously suspect. I suggest you examine your beliefs more carefully.
I've used it to compensate for directional measurement bias.

If you pass a moving probe through a magnetic field your meaured results vary by direction (with or perpendicular to flux) and velocity.

If you want to measure a geomagnetic field using an aircraft, the heading matters.

To normalise in post processing you calibrate a Kalman filter by flying precessing butterfly wing patterns in a known relatively level flux area and then use that to remove the magnetic signature of the aircraft and heading from data collected over multiple headings and days.

( There are a few other twists - diurnal flux and induced field from the Earths GMF interactions needs to be isolated, etc ).
> I wasn’t trying to crap on OP.

Fair, I did not imply that you are, just being genuinely curious.

> In California small claims court, they typically want you to try and make a demand. But you don’t have to make a demand in all instances to sue. OP made a blanket statement that you have to make a demand or you can’t sue. That’s not correct under CA law.

I don't understand this part, the court page says that you "must" do it. Is there a CA law that prohibits CA court from requiring this? My vague understanding is that many things in judicial system are "customary" or administratively driven. Maybe this is the case, while not required by CA law, but required by courts as an optimization technique.

> And we will set aside a preemption analysis because the TCPA is a federal law for another day.

Ah, this is actually interesting. So the TCPA is a federal law and he used it as a basis for his lawsuit in the CA court. How does it work? Can you bring a lawsuit based on federal law in a state law? I just pulled TCPA [1] and in the PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION section it clearly mentions a state court:

A person or entity may, if otherwise permitted by the laws or rules of court of a State, bring in an appropriate court of that State

If a federal law explicitly allows state courts, does a state court have to listen such cases unless there is a state law that prevents it?

[1] https://www.fcc.gov/sites/default/files/tcpa-rules.pdf
The only reason arbitration clauses exist is because corporations know they can get a more favorable outcome from a private arbiter of their choosing than they will from the public court system.
Frankly it's not something I've been working on -- the GitLab support in v1 was added and maintained by the community. I certainly want it to work (even although I'm not a GitLab user myself), so if you try it and find it doesn't, please send us PRs/Issues if you can.
Incentives are super out of whack for sure -- website is saturated and answerers have no real incentive to wade through the mud.

It's for reasons like this that there are new startups cropping up in the field. One that's exciting to me is Quidio, a bounty-based Q&A marketplace that demolishes the 90-9-1 rule for better quality results.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll think about how to address that.

Did you realize that you could save your progress along the way and you didn't necessarily have to unlock the recipe?
You typically split the bill in arbitration.
I find Joshua Weissman difficult to watch because of the forced unfunny zoomer humour and ADHD editing style
Also, you can be personally and criminally liable for a lot more than the average job. I'll pass on any job that requires you to swear an oath.
Looks good assumption. I also came up with IPv6 adoption rate because it helps P2P connectivity, but it seems that Korea's adoption rate isn't good. https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-...
I would say single out Democratic Elites is. He sounds like that the Republican Elites would help the poor class.......right.

How about just the elites?
I really didn't like The Road. Felt like bleakness for bleakness' sake, a kind of "pessimism porn". Maybe I just didn't understand it.
Sorry, but that's a tons of horse**. You can rent a villa with a pool today in Ubud, Bali for as little as $30 per night. You can get reasonable food at a restaurant for as little as $3. I also booked a flight from Istanbul to Ankara (one-way/mid-August) for $28.

This is a US problem. Yes, the world is going through serious inflation right now but nothing comes close to the US.
100k/y minimum for getting more than 5 users a d single sign on is ridicoulous. I would really like to use retool and grow with it but thats just insane for a startup.
"Almost 400 PhD economists working at the Fed.
Last year they got inflation completely wrong.
This year they got growth completely wrong.
What use are they?"

I know they have been very wrong, but I imagine economists at the fed get extremely tired of the public constantly acting like they know monetary policy better.

I feel like if someone did the equivalent of this to doctors that it would be seen as ridiculous, but someone everyone who has taken econ 101 is entitled to declare how the economy works.
The reason it's sometimes left to the city is that they don't want the production company to start taking the initiative before the commencement of the permit period; they might ask for more than they're entitled to by the permit, or city officials might not like them treading on their toes. Recall that the production company is paying for the privilege, and it's the city that sets the prices and conditions.
General client question: Which ones do you intend to officially support? Interested in Elixir client that is now community maintained.
In previous generations, other forms of popular culture filled the same role, and hordes of young kids conformed in exactly the same way. From the beats and hippies all the way to skate culture in the 00s. I'm sure my parents felt the same way about me skateboarding and wanting to buy crap at the mall.
I'm actually ethnically Chinese but I learned to cook Western cuisine before Chinese food (which you can see plenty of on our Discord: https://discord.gg/P4qpxsJ6A8)

We'll be adding more ethnic foods in soon, which is very exciting to me.
I feel Apple actually does more on device ML stuff than Google devices.
I’ve been watching Gordon Ramsays Ultimate Cookery Course from 10 years ago. There’s also a book you can find that has all the recipes in the vids

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTzMGnJjrsSyDJU9XClzZtuJ6...
> go watch a ton of YouTube videos and triangulate the best way to do it

I don't understand this, you can watch one video of someone just cooking a thing you think sounds tasty.
I'm reading The Three Body Problem series right now. Let's not mess around. ;)
back of the trailer.

This is not as complicated as you make it out to be, there are already hookups for air brakes and trailer lights.

Regulations have already required this for passenger cars for years.
I'm surprised that no one seems to have mentioned Unity so far - Ubuntu originally developed it for its "Netbook Edition", then adopted it for the main Ubuntu distro. However it didn't stop the decline of netbooks or lead to the breakthrough of "Linux on the desktop" unfortunately...
Arbitration exists because it is a much faster and cheaper process. Corporations don't get to pick the arbitrator - they mutually chosen.
Part of me feels relieved that TikTok will probably have faded by the time my small-ish children are teenagers. The other part of me fears what will replace it.
Rumor is the next iPhone will be usb type c, but I thought they’d just remove the port entirely.
Point #2 seems to contradict point #1…?
Nope, we definitely don't sell weed.

Seed & Stone comes from the idea that a small, tiny seed can grow and grow into a plant with thick enough roots to be as strong as (or even split in two) a stone. So, a metaphor for starting from the fragility of a startup and transforming into a lasting organization.
The same thing was happening with Instagram selfies in years past. It's not that different besides the fact that it is now animated.
What's the difference?

If I were to renovate in a style which doesn't appeal to me, but has broader market appeal, it's still for me. The only difference is that I value the long term potential future income more than I value the loss of short term adherence to my taste.
I agree that I've simplified things a bit, 'file' is rather the user facing tool that does the same kind of inspection, and of course the X bit is a prerequisite. I know this but I didn't want to write a whole elaboration on my phone :)

But my main point was that extensions aren't really a thing used at OS level to determine file type like on Windows, like the OP said.
The author did, however, post it to Reddit, and they specifically asked for feedback there.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/w7vlim/i_made_a_pyt...
NIST announces preliminary winners of post-quantum competition
Like gaint under water Antlion ? : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antlion
Sure, I wasn't really implying that Go is more performant than Rust, but that Go is a better choice where performance is important, but not so important that you'd forgo the simplicity of Go for Rust's more complex development style (borrow checker, etc?).

I'd really love to get into Rust (and Go, tbh) but haven't needed the performance when I'm working on personal stuff and it's generally 1000x faster for me to jump in Python and write a quick script, using threading or asyncio when I need more perf and my program is IO-limited.
In December only the military knew what was going to happen in 2022.
Sweetjs is unfortunately dead [0] for like 5 years now.

It also doesn't have any typescript awareness which is required to build this kind of functionality - you want to have static type introspection available in macros so you can generate code based on provided types.

[0] https://github.com/sweet-js/sweet-core/graphs/contributors
Paul: Aw, what do I do with all this money? My purse is so small!

Mr. Cole: That money could be put to use, to gain more money.

Paul: Explain how!

Mr. Cole: Money can be exchanged for stocks and bonds. The value of these securities shifts over time. Performing analysis on these securities can help you produce probabilities on how the value may change.
Noisetotal
VirusTotal consolidates threat intelligence on files, IPs, URLs, etc.
Has anyone heard of NoiseTotal for consolidating security noises?
https://hubs.li/Q01dXCVl0
- Those weird system behaviors, bugs, configuration errors, and inaccurate scanners that generate something look suspicious/risky but are not malicious.

Get community support or feedbacks on false positive security alerts as we all experience it and hate it!