skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A few years ago, I did some reading on PubMed to figure out what fats are best to cook with. Came to the conclusion that extra virgin olive oil, which papers use the acronym "EVOO" for, is best for frying, whether that's pan or deep frying, and cooking in general.

It's high in monounsaturated fats and studies found that various compounds in EVOO prevent the formation of free radicals, volatile organic compounds, aldehydes like formaldehyde, etc compared to other cooking oils.

One study looked at the use of frying oils over time, since the longer the oils are heated, the more they decompose into harmful compounds. EVOO won out on that, too, and significantly inhibited the creation of harmful products. This would be relevant for restaurants, which tend to reuse oils over long periods of time, or anyone that cooks big meals for themselves or others. If you're going to be standing over a pan cooking for hours at a time, it's worth reducing the amount of harmful compounds you'll inevitably breathe in.

Typically refined oils are preferred for frying because they can be used at higher temperatures, but I've found cooking with EVOO to be just fine, just don't cook things at temperatures where it might start smoking.
It's significantly less user-friendly, but there's always https://www.weather.gov/ (if you live in the US).
What is stopping them from going after fraudsters now?
Logistics with young kids is hard. It's much harder without a car. I actually hate cars to be honest. I'd rather walk everywhere. But the proposition that bicycles would be so superior to self driving cars that we should pit these technologies against each other as mutually exclusive options is laughable, naive, and idiotic.
If a Brit protests in the woods and no one is around to be upset, only then is it a legal protest?
So you see it as a business transaction, where one party is somehow allowed to be rude to the other party because they paid them money?

Am I allowed to be rude to a cashier because I pay them?

Do you not see what (non-monetary) price public figures pay for their role?
Ah, got it. Well as far as I know, proto2 (with required) isn't going anywhere and Any can still be used with it. One nice thing about protobuf is its extensibility, so you can still get required fields with something like protoc-gen-validate, but interpret them closer to the app's logic.

https://github.com/envoyproxy/protoc-gen-validate
I must say that I dislike the rationale for banning structuring. It's basically a law that bans attempts to comply with the letter of another law without complying with its spirit. Complying with any law should be completely straightforward.
> the shutdown factory should be the one with less to lose, not the one who didn't buy futures in time.

That sounds highly communist. The factory with the most to lose should have been looking out for themselves. They did not, so they suffer economically, and hopefully learn a lesson (or their bankruptcy stands as a lesson for others) for the future.

Because of their decisions, one of the factories can claim force majeure to protect them from some of the consequences of shutting down, while the other cannot, so the other shutting down and reselling their chips is probably not an option.

Salvaging chips out of washing machines might be the best possible option for everyone to fulfill their contractual obligations.
A beautiful language, not more difficult than, say, Polish or Russian.
You make a lot of good points. I’d wager that obtaining the lower costing degree makes better sense. I had to make a similar decision about 10 years ago.

I originally moved back to the states to pursue a Building Science degree because that was the big hot thing that all my peers in commercial construction management had and it was the one thing keeping me from moving to the top of the ladder.

However I quickly stopped pursuing that degree when I realized that this area was over saturated with Building Science graduates and the graduates weren’t earning as much as I earned as a tradesman before I went the commercial management route.

I didn’t see the sense in spending ~$60k plus losing 3-4 years of income only to be able to earn $70k-$100k per year when I made more than that with just a high school education and a tool belt.

So I went back into service and repair work on my own and left the commercial world behind.
Varicella is amazing, too. (the game, not the infectious disease)
Unlike the US, there is no right to free speech in the UK
“Big Bang that spawned our universe was a singular event, because that would mean that there is only one inevitable end: heat death.”

It doesn’t necessarily imply heat death, especially with inflation and non zero space time energy being generated somehow.
This assumes adjustment is even possible. Prior history suggests "adjust" is a euphemism for pivoting to unfulfilling lower wage work. If that seems like hyperbole to you I highly recommend taking some time out to research the before/after effects of globalization on rural factory towns in North America or the impact of high intensity corporate agriculture on family farms. If you want the tl;dr, just look up a graph of farmer suicides over time.
In my experience, during the early days of a product, things change so rapidly that tests are extremely difficult to maintain. On the other hand, if you're not going to have tests, you need to be able to respond to, diagnose, and deploy fixes for bugs within 30 minutes.
They're being arrested for misbehaving at a funeral that hasn't happened yet?
Many people. All over this story and any time something similar comes up
> I think that's a completely specious perspective and one that is peddled by conservative politicians as propaganda.

Liberals have been talking about this long before the words “woke” or “CRT” fell upon conservative ears. “Conservatives say this” is merely the latest way to dismiss criticism.

> It's about taking small steps to counteract injustice instead of just saying "I'm not racist" and washing your hands.

The problem is that “counteracting injustice” is naively formulated. Specifically, it often means “reducing disparities between the median people of each race” which practically demands injustice: to make the average white person closer to the average black person, we have to push white people down. And which white people are going to get pushed down? The poorest (which is why we vilify poor, rural whites more so than wealthy coastal elites). Similarly, which black folks are going to get lifted up in order to raise the median? The poor or the rich (whose communities have experienced the largest post-BLM crime surges?)? Moreover, a whole shitton of violence was perpetrated (and rationalized, justified, and excused) in the name of “antiracism”, which is not what I expect from a movement about “counteracting injustice”.

Moreover, “colorblind antiracism” doesn’t imply shrugging—you can advocate for others to be more colorblind. There are approaches that don’t require tokenizing people, and I posit they’ve worked far, far better.

> Trying to teach kids accurate history of deplorable things done by some people's ancestors is just teaching accurate history.

I’m not opposed to teaching accurate history (we covered lots of civil rights stuff when I was in school, but critically I wasn’t taught to feel guilty for having white skin), but (1) that’s not what is happening (lots of historians have significant issues with the 1619 series for example) and (2) the wrongdoers weren’t the ancestors of a lot of people (e.g., lots of white people’s ancestors didn’t immigrate until after the civil war and they didn’t have any major hand in Jim Crow, etc anyway) and (3) there shouldn’t be an implication of guilt based on something your ancestors did anyway and (4) the “antiracist” perspective also seems to take issue with any non-racialized historical lens (or even one in which the US isn’t the absolute worst).

> Out of control name-calling is happening in all quarters but all I'm saying that we are electing racists and we definitely are.

I agree, I just think that’s an effect of so-called antiracism. I don’t think doubling down is going to solve the problem.

> The past president's response to the Charlottesville car attack was incredibly ambivalent and the perpetrator could be accurately described as a nazi.

I won’t argue with you here. This all seems agreeable to me. Let’s make fewer Nazis.
> I think it's fair to make certain events, like funerals, off-limits to protest.

Private funeral? Ok. State funeral that is essentially a big spectacle? Definitely not.
Is there a known reason why they were knocked down a tier?
Westboro was heckling at funerals for (and attended by) private citizens. The monarchs are public figures. I could imagine some hypothetical reasonable person seeing a difference based on this.
As a person from Northern Ireland, I'm not sure what holiday you're referring to.

Closest I can think of is the 12th July, which is a holiday, but not one celebrating burning Catholics[0]. You might be referring to the bonfires that are lit on the 11th, but that's not a holiday.

Aside from some small events in Scotland, the 12th July is not celebrated in the rest of the UK.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twelfth
Can't tell which side you're on based on this comment... is the number of potentially offended people greater and so it's a worse crime or is it more of a public event where the public should be entitled to express themselves?

While this isn't at all objective, my feelings on it all started to change when the BBC begun sneaking in pure praise for Charles/monarchy without any balance, having softened us up with the same thing but with the Queen for a few days, knowing no-one would disagree with that. It now feels political.
I got stuck with a maths teacher in my second/third year of highschool who couldn't teach. Like, none of his students ever passed. literally NONE. it wasn't even a close thing. My grades went something like 70% year 1, 40% year 2, 32% year 3, 60% year 4, 75% year 5, something like that. I was one of the lucky ones in that my brother could help me with my maths work for those grades. I'm not joking when I say 1/3 to 1/2 the class would regularly get <10% on any given test.

My parents(and many others) complained to the school. They couldn't fire him for a bunch of reasons I don't want to get into, beyond "south african public school".

When people talk about keeping a child with one teacher for a long duration, I think about that maths teacher.

It's like a democracy, rotating people in power around highlights problems, and also limits the damage of the bad ones. I don't think any teacher should ever teach any child for more than 1 subject for more than 1 year, in an ideal world.
Slashdot was sufficiently lightweight and special-interest to stay usable.

My hero of the day - because I did not have cable, and the major networks were not too wonderful on reporting - was someone at CNN who hacked together a system that spat out the closed captions onto a moderated IRC channel. You could at least stay up with what was happening, scrolling back up to catch more info.

Read a lot of European newspapers as well.
That's what Radeon Chill is.
Bronchitis? I've known a lot of marijuana smokers, and I don't recall any of them ever having bronchitis.

>Mental health (associated risk of schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, Cannabis use disorder)

Small but >1 ORs for a rare disorder like schizophrenia (base rate ~0.02%) sound scarier than they really are. Many recreational activities are associated with a similar increase in the risk of concussion (base rate ~1%), and yet they are actually recommended for general health. Correlation of recreational drug use with depression/anxiety has a causal direction problem.

Others in this thread have linked studies about the effects on the heart. It remains to be seen what the long-term risk profile is.
https://www.hndigest.com/ has a weekly feature.
We're not talking about the right to bodily autonomy, we're talking about doing scientific research and forming and expressing opinions. By your logic, we should rip down all the signs legally mandated in bar bathrooms informing people that alcohol during pregnancy causes birth defects.
Google’s failed balloon-based internet might be salvaged by lasers
Yeah the BOM website has also been the same design for so long and is great.

Example forecast: http://www.bom.gov.au/wa/forecasts/perth.shtml
Observations: http://www.bom.gov.au/wa/observations/perth.shtml
Everyone overeats and calories have never been cheaper. There is nothing that surprising going on.

The human body was meant for fasting longer than our culture does and in experiencing occasional hunger.
It seems insane to me that someone would think the reason truckers, who spend all day every day sitting down and eating on the go foods, are fat because their dashboards have plastic in them.
> For all its faults, I love the US. I can go downtown with a sign that says "Not my president"

You're still stuck with a rigid 2-party system and a rather meager choice when it comes to electing a president.
"What do you imagine happens in Israel, Russia, India, or China when people do that?"

They don't get fired, maybe get a raise or promotion. In the US, you won't get fired for doing the minimum because they don't have anyone to replace you with who would be better.
> Also, USA, wtf, why are you flying the flag at half staff? Did you forget what you fought about in 1776?

Because one half of the Special Relationship had their head of state die? If the Canadian PM were assassinated, would you be up in arms over a half-mast due to the War of 1812?
Reading this makes me wonder about just one thing: why does TDMS encoding need to be done live? screen changes are rare. keep data in RAM in TDMS format (the 25% growth in size isn't much) and just DMA it out
Ryzen 7000 has better performance per watt though. If you don't want a space heater you might be better served to get a Ryzen 7000 and limit the TDP to whatever you're comfortable with.

It'll be faster than a Ryzen 5000 drawing the same amount of power: according to AMD the Ryzen 7000 will be "up to 49 percent"[1] faster at the same power draw.

[1] https://www.pcworld.com/article/918007/amd-launches-ryzen-70...
When some people were posting “fuck the queen” comments on the original “regina mortua est” HN megathread I thought that was pretty poor form. But I don’t have an issue with protestors. It’s a form of public accountability, which should generally be encouraged. It is quite unpalatable mind you, but then so are monarchies.
The FDA deals with enforcing standards on anything that is medicine (or claims to be) regulating vendors and suppliers. They’re able to enforce standards on any legal drug, however mj is still illegal at the federal level, leaving it to the DEA to enforce and they dont really care about standards and safety so much as seizing large sums of money from drug deals.
This looks like Dark Sky's response to that article.

https://mobile.twitter.com/darkskyapp/status/108135144619558...

So, not the case with Dark Sky.
Yes! I forgot. To be honest, there are too many cool and genre-breaking IF games to list.
SPOILER WARNING

Hmm. I chose network tab, changed the dns and won. I don't think I experienced interactive fiction.
Agreed, it is the general public propagating this. Just go onto Reddit and you’ll see it everywhere.

For cannabis I find the attitude pretty scary, having been a daily user myself several times (including now) and dealing with the side effects. It does have negatives. I would hate for everyone to have to learn that the hard way or for them to misidentify the causes, though even those side effects are pretty mild - some are acutely bad like CHS but it’s more the mild anhedonia as you sober up that I think is the worst.

For psychedelics, having dabbled myself, I can confidently say the worst case scenario is very bad and often not talked about. A bad trip can be an intensely traumatic experience. I think it would be possible to get PTSD from such an experience. Ironically my own bad trip was precipitated by lighting up a bowl about 5 hours after taking LSD.
A few years ago I extracted the CDS logic and got it working in Linux so I could experiment with it:

https://twitter.com/taviso/status/902997594460135424

I had planned to see if I could come up with an image that would still be detected even with significant distortion, and then print it on a t-shirt... The idea being you couldn't open a photograph of me in PhotoShop! :)

I got sidetracked, but I should get back to that.
... they announced WeatherKit https://developer.apple.com/weatherkit/
Arrested for ones own protection makes no sense. That would not be protection then it would be an escape plan. If someone is putting you into handcuffs to protect you they are lying. Any victim of abuse knows the signs of gaslighting.
> It's no longer about another person communicating something significant and human to me.

There is a person thinking about the prompt, typing in the prompt, painstakingly selecting the image that matches what they imagined in their head.

It just less elitist, as now even a child can create a complex, meaningful and beautiful images by leveraging the essence of human art (compressed into a single ML model).

I, for one, never had the time & chance to learn painting. Even if I did it as a hobby, it would take me up to a decade to become proficient at it.

And now I can ask AI to paint what I dreamt about last night (!!!), or create an impressionist painting almost exactly like I see it (or even better).

Fun factor is also there: I can see how an anime character could look in real life, or put a movie character in a new context , or just generate cute corgis wearing funny hats and driving cars
if you've come through that unharmed you're a miracle.

shame is a fantastic motivator and holy cow is it one of the most caustic things ever to the recipient's psyche.
From 2021
It is possible you are correct and that the 16.0 notice was below the screen and I failed to pull up. I can't confirm or deny it at this point without putting more effort into it than I care to.
probably related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EURion_constellation
July 1, 2021
That describes both partially and fully hydrogenated fats, but only the partially hydrogenated fats contain trans fat. As far as I know fully hydrogenated fats are not any more unhealthy than other saturated fats.
"When we smothered it with the concrete, we're not 100% sure that this thermal runaway is not continuing," Chief Steffes said. "It is probably continuing and hopefully it is going to consume what is left of the batteries underneath then it will be over. But there is a possiblility that as this continues that it does break through this Portland cement."

That sounds more like the fire was isolated or hidden, not actually put out. But at least the cement will provide a considerable barrier.

...of course, the question is then how they will clean up --- 28 tons of cement is not exactly easy to move.
I think most of it is china's great green wall. I can't say it won't work -- It is conceivable that the forestation will alter local climate to where water starts falling and sustains those trees.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02789-w
The article definitely has to do with the content of the speech:

> Similar reports emerged Monday, including one case involving a man who was seen being forcibly removed from a parade barrier after shouting at the royal procession leading to the cathedral. He was reportedly heckling Prince Andrew.

This comparison just has nothing to do with speech at all. It’s categorically different. You’d get arrested for breaking into the Oval Office even if you remained silent the whole time.
Ask HN: Practical Guide to TDD?
I have a problem - I am really bad at writing tests. It's not that I can't write them - I always forget to..

The idea of TDD was always interesting to me and I've tried to implement it into my routine a couple of times in the past, but my experience was always the same, which was, in short, slow iteration cycle.

Can you share some practical guide/tips or an article that's good for starting out with TDD?
In the sense that the Crown leases the Crown Estate to Parliament in exchange for a guaranteed income? Sure.

In the sense that that arrangement could be reversed without massive upcry, a constitutional crisis, and the dissolution of the monarchy? Not realistically. The government has de facto control of the Estate, and the monarchy receives a de facto taxpayer-funded income (plus their private ownership through other property.)
Meat is nauseating if you aren't raised on it to eat it every day. Vegetables don't do that to you. Your body isn't gonna forget how to digest a tomato because you stop eating them for a few years. Most digestion of meat is done by bacteria since the cells are too similar to our own for other processes. Those bacteria die out if you don't feed them meat.

Eating an animal means killing a sapient being for your own pleasure. You don't need it for sustenance. It's objectively worse for that end both on an efficiency scale (trophic levels from sun -> plant -> herbivore -> you) and health scale.

People might get offended by the comparison but it's not my job to hold the hands of people offended by rhetoric. I thought facts don't care about feelings? Extreme is subjective. I view daily murder as pretty extreme but we consider that fine as long as the life being taken is non-human. Want to go wring a chicken's neck in your backyard and eat it? Totally normal and rustic.

Tell people that is gross? Extremist demonstrably false vegan agenda
Apple tends to be a bit behind Google on AI since they like to do things on-device for privacy, etc..

Also sometimes they take their time in implementing something if they don't think they have the right UI for it (such as copy & paste, which was missing on the original iPhone.)

But I agree: Live Text is nice and it works just the way you'd expect it to.
> Candidates must be from one or more of the following equity-seeking groups to apply: women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous peoples, and racialized groups.
Where does Dark Sky get the raw data from?
Or simply put, there's too much going on. I remember they had to rewrite ASAP some parts of the engine right after the release of Blight due to FPS drops down to 1/inf at the end-endgame versions of the encounter, as well as server crashes.
When you have counterprotestors/rioters throwing bricks/molotovs/etc. with the tacit consent of the local government, going to a protest armed can be the only way to safely exercise your constitutional right to protest.
This is from over a year ago, but it would be very interesting to read a more recent update.
Some discovery, for sure. But not every pattern, right? For instance, not every axiom of Euclidean geometry, not how to solve cubic function, not the entirety of conic curves? Of course, these are just some examples and which ones to discover and which ones to teach are subject to discussion.
Discovered this by accident once when I was playing around with a high-res scanner at work and did a dollar bill for fun.
What about the negative side of this? All these generators will be used for evil. Looks like we need a way to figure out if an image or video is real or not and we need it desperately. Not sure if we are working on that at all. The implications of not having that are huge.
Let's pilot this project in the Senate...
These things are a type of natural experiment.

The child is a secondary absorber of unhealthy parental decisions, some less obvious than others.
AFAIK NCLB is concerned with far more stuff than those three R’s.

And anyway one should wonder just how much tinkering with school system can push you forward, at some point you should realize that education is not only dependent on the school environment.
The IF community has included choice-based games in "interactive fiction" for a long time now. They're eligible for IFComp and everything.
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Not everyone lives in the eurozone my friend.