skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Calculate it. You'll have kW/hr costs for electricity which depend on where you are and can ballpark power based on fraction of the time it's running and the components in it.

My standard dev machine is ~1kW flat out, ~500W most of the time, probably 100W idle. Runs for about eight hours a day. Say 500W is the average, suggests 4kW/hr a day. That's about $2 a day in the UK.

(those power numbers are relatively high - it's an elderly threadripper with two GPUs)
A traffic collision is not evidence of inebriation, though, since people get in collisions when not inebriated. I'm talking about someone following them that saw them weaving, not holding a phone, perhaps nodding asleep, or maybe even someone saw them smoking a joint, then a just-lit joint was found at the scene.
We can make a pretty good guess. I found this link on her website: https://justmeat.co/docs/health-dangers-of-a-plant-based-die...

A cursory review of her website doesn't reveal any references or links to actual scientific studies of any kind. Well, except for this one, which seems to be about Homo Erectus species in the Levant region being dependent on eating elephants for a source of fat about 400,000 years ago: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...

However, I found lots of affiliate links to various products.

edit: oops, here's a link to her site for reference https://liondiet.com/
I’m fit but sweat a lot even with moderate physical activity. Same for my father. I guess it depends on your DNA. I’ll sweat in 40C just standing doing nothing.
Because they are bs faang titles, so in his opinion more relevant.
For curiosity, it helps if they're doing something they actually want to do. Being forced to do things tends to kill this off. When kids are into something because they think it's cool and fun and it sparks their imagination, they can go really far beyond what kids are 'supposed' to learn at some age.

I learned very little in school, myself. Instead I read my brother's textbooks long before I was 'supposed' to because I thought it was fun and spent the bulk of my time in school devouring the parts of the library I found engaging.
fwiw it wasn't available in Canada, i'd been waiting years for it, and now via the apple weather app it will be.
This is the blank slate fallacy, but about food. Human populations have natural variations -- and even if we all ate the same foods, some populations would be heavier than others.

Imagine if you looked only to food to explain why the Dutch are taller than the Vietnamese. At best you'd get a small part of the answer.
I'll bet vanishingly few of the people with their hackles up over this spoke out in favor of the Westboro Baptist Church when it was in the news for their funeral protests.
It's a weather app. There is no monopoly on weather info. The data is pretty much public and anyone could start their own alternative.
https://m.goodrx.com/victoza

$1000 for 3 pens.
Calibration and ML. Like an infrared forehead thermometer.
if it's anything like gta5 it's going to be calling strlen a billionty times
True, but from I remember, sugar is worse than just fat.
Yeah, if Polish troops entered, with high likelihood Belarus would as well. At that point it was Putins dream to escalate it to as many countries as possible.
that's actually a feature since you don't need to have a space heater anymore. checkmate
It's fine if we're just at a point where there's nothing for us to productively discuss.
Oh well that's all right then...
Yeah, basically unless a piece of laptop hardware comes on x86 that can match the M1's battery life/efficiency/performance, Gigahertz and 13900 k-class unicorn horns and all that is just marketing. Generations, X% better than last generation is all powerpoint / tech press bulletpoints.

The M1 produced a bigger enduser boost than the introduction of SSDs. We're now at 1 year for the M1 essentially, and there is no conquerable x86 product yet, and I don't really see it on roadmaps.

Microsoft remains too incompetent to make a usable desktop OS, and their hardware forays are always spectacular failures, so they won't provide the hardware leadership. That leaves Intel and AMD, and both appear to be in head-in-sand mode.

And I am no mac zealot. The only thing I like about my M1 work laptop is the battery life, but it's such an incredible leap over any other laptop experience that it is the gold standard. I'd love a linux laptop that was comparable, x86 or ARM, but if the M1 is an A+, all other laptops are basically at C or C- grade.
So much this. It's become so white washed that you would think it's actually good for you if you only listened to media.
The queen was a public figure whose lavish livelihood were paid for by British tax-payers. So it seems to me that British people should have the right to celebrate her death in any way they please. Curtailing people's freedom of speech by misusing public order laws (the queen's funeral is not comparable to any normal funeral) is curtailing freedom of speech.
This is the point. 'Fear or provocation of violence' is an offence since it precipitates violence, its a provocation that 'might cause a reasonable individual to lose self control', which would be quite dreadful!
Try this one

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/030642290085349...
I don't - my father's funeral is literally two weeks away. Some relatives that my mother doesn't get along with at all aren't invited - they've never been particularly close and it'll be healthier for everyone if they don't stir shit in a time of healing.

This isn't a case of protestors being repeatedly ignored - the public discussion about the monarchy is unfolding in most media outlets right now and other forms of protest are still quite available.
Original post is from 2020 but many listed 2.5 GbE USB Ethernet adapters still work with DSM 7 and in many Synology NAS models - https://nascompares.com/answer/2-5-gbe-usb-adapter-for-synol...
> Anecdotally I know plenty of cannabis users, and many of them have obvious mental issues

Do they have actual, diagnosed "mental issues", or are you judging that some of their behavior is out of the norm for your experience and thus it must be a mental issue?
note this comment is likely very misleading.

> According to a study published in February 2019, about 530,000 bankruptcies filed annually are because of debt accrued due to a medical illness. The study found that even the Obama administration’s landmark Affordable Care Act (known as Obamacare) has failed to change the proportion of bankruptcies caused by medical debts, with poor health insurance cited as one of the main culprits.[1]

530k households into medical bankruptcy annually from medical costs in a country with 123,600k households. In 30 years, that would be more than 10% of the country, on average.

[1] https://theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/14/health-insurance...
Its all bs, but I prefer numbered ranking since faang uses them.
I totally agree. Stop thinking like a developer, think like a business owner.

Build the MVP so that it's good enough to start solving whatever it is you're solving and get your first customers.

If you can't get customers, what's the point of having a sophisticated codebase with tests, etc?
I studied biochem for 12 years and know what it's like to reach the edge of human knowledge on a very very very narrow and specialized topic.

I know enough about the breadth and depth of computer science to know how insane it is for any one person to think they've run out of things to learn.
I'd be curious to see if you could get that from the AI as well.

I tried generating that exact prompt a few times at theartbutton.ai and all the results were nonsensical.

For example: https://theartbutton.ai/image/OW1HZLfhjg6DFvJtk4vQZzUYqI7pGG...
> You can't actually use Jai yourself yet, it is as yet a closed beta (though you might know somebody who can get you in)

you can always try asking, worked for me
As I said, the surprise is that particular website, not that specific fandom. The fandom is unsurprising for the reason I gave.
In which case, it sounds like there was no need for Apple to buy this.
Everything old is new again:
PressureNET

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PressureNET
Note that the arrests happened during the proclamation ceremony of the new king. The funeral will be next Monday.
Or maybe the millennials themselves see humans as unefficient meat sacks who might as well just pass the time with video games rather than striving.

Or maybe people actually think every child is precious, and those who have the ultimate power benevolently used their power to require every child get the resources it deserves, even though we can't afford it.
I think the same applies to Tornado? I am not sure and would be happy to be corrected.

As far as I can tell, being sanctioned like this makes it illegal for US companies and people to do business with you. So I think in either case it would be users who were prosecuted?

Enforcement is always the even messier bit of these broad and badly defined laws...
Maybe, but the watch can be enclosed up a sleeve, in a car, in an office, house, direct sunlight, in the shade... Good if it takes all that into account.
This "funeral" is basically shutting down lots of the country for a week.
I wonder if there's any benefit for a (poor/non-rich) country planting a bunch of trees now and ransoming them when the climate is truly fucked...
>... weed people...

Your bias is showing.
> Section 22 - Police Record

> For this section report information regardless of whether the record in your case has been sealed, expunged, or otherwise stricken from the court record, or the charge was dismissed. You need not report convictions under the Federal Controlled Substances Act for which the court issued an expungement order under the authority of 21 U.S.C. 844 or 18 U.S.C. 3607. Be sure to include all incidents whether occurring in the U.S. or abroad.

> 22.1 Have any of the following happened? (If 'Yes' you will be asked to provide details for each offense that pertains to the actions that are identified below.)

> - In the last seven (7) years have you been issued a summons, citation, or ticket to appear in court in a criminal proceeding against you? (Do not check if all the citations involved traffic infractions where the fine was less than $300 and did not include alcohol or drugs)

> - In the last seven (7) years have you been arrested by any police officer, sheriff, marshal or any other type of law enforcement official?

> - In the last seven (7) years have you been charged with, convicted of, or sentenced for a crime in any court? (Include all qualifying charges,
convictions or sentences in any Federal, state, local, military, or non-U.S. court, even if previously listed on this form).

> - In the last seven (7) years have you been or are you currently on probation or parole?

> - Are you currently on trial or awaiting a trial on criminal charges?
If it ends up being theoretically possible to write out a "sentient" equation on paper, I expect our concern should be more that we as humans can be represented this way and what it says about the nature of our existence, rather that what the feelings are of the equation we wrote down
Biking in Austin around the lake is totally fine weather wise. Keep your commutes to the mornings and use an eBike at a leisurely pace when it’s peak summer. Come Fall, the weather is absolute bliss for riding!
This is the first time I'm seeing it. If resubmissions were forbidden I wouldn't have ever known of its existence. I'm not sure what the solution is, but I'd like to think removing it from my cognitive landscape for the sake of a forum host (a stranger) isn't it.
Is it your view that just because the state pays for something the public has every right to do whatever they want with it?

This seems obviously false. Try walking into the petagon some time proclaiming "the public paid for this military base and therefor i have every right to participate in it." And see how far that gets you.
Love it. Gradient descent as socio-economic metaphor.
I think this depends on the stage, but I don't think for us deploying weekly instead of 4x per week (M-Th). Would help.

We also found feature flags slowed us down a lot in the early stages. I feel these should only be done for some features (e.g. an explicit AB test, a large feature with a lot of technical risk). Feature flags create a ton of complexity, and are often not worth it.
Looting is illegal
It's more possible than you think for people who share the same ethnic background to have had radically different experiences from each other, and people who look very different from each other to have gone through very similar life stories.

I'm not just saying this in theory (which is trivially true) -- I lived in a stereotypically liberal cosmopolitan city where most people I encountered, despite the visible diversity in their ethnic backgrounds, all had four-year degrees, worked in high-paying knowledge-based jobs, and had no experience in military service or single motherhood; then in a much smaller city in a stereotypically conservative rural state where most people were of the same ethnic background, but had more variety in what they went through in life. My own habits did not change between the two cities as to put me in touch with such a different group of people between them.

This is just anecdata, but I question the premise you appear to take for granted.
You can pick your data source from a list...it also has a nice function that will use your weather station for local conditions within a given radius. That said you need to use a specific brand of weather station for that to work.
I've been using Today Weather for years and it's been amazing.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.lockdown....
Is it just me, or is the SoC tile way larger than anyone expected? From TFA:

> A SoC tile contains most of the functionality found in the system agent in current Intel client CPUs.

Given that this tile utterly dwarfs the CPU cores themselves, what all is going on in there? Why is it so enormous? How much of it do we understand?
Trealla Prolog for the Web
> UNIX itself has turned out to be one, almost (BSDs and MacOSX excepted).

Unix’s success story was about the interfaces, the APIs, not the original implementation of them - even though BSDs (and through them macOS) are direct descendants of the original implementation, I doubt much Bell Labs code actually survives. But the Unix API will likely outlive us all.
I'd been studying for a career certification when I got covid for the first time. Overnight it was like I hit a wall and work stopped for months. I've since started back, but the infection was in June.

This thing's serious, still, and after all the vaccines.
Recently attended a lecture on Cannabis by a renowned researcher on the subject (the Director of the UCLA Center for Cannabis & Cannabinoids)

The most adverse (proven) effects of Cannabis are:

* Frequent bronchitis (for people that smoke it)

* Risk of vehicle crashes

* Low pregnancy weight, preterm birth, NICU

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

* Impaired learning, memory, attention

* Drug-drug interaction (mostly for CBD - liver toxicity)

That’s the complete slide. Not once in the whole lecture were heart rate issues mentioned or asked about by the attendees.

As you can see, there are plenty of adverse effects, but heart-related issues are not one of the main concerns.

Do you have any sources for the research you mention and how concerning it is?
https://open-meteo.com/en will let you create a very nice dashboard for yourself...very easy to use.
I would love to see how bike enthusiasts will deal with climate conditions like that: +35..+40°C in summer, -15°C and snow in winter. No sarcasm, genuinely curious.
What makes it weird? Why is it barely functioning?
See section 22 here: https://www.opm.gov/forms/pdf_fill/sf86.pdf

It reads in part:

For this section report information regardless of whether the record in your case has been sealed, expunged, or otherwise stricken from the court record, or the charge was dismissed. You need not report convictions under the Federal Controlled Substances Act for which the court issued an expungement order under the authority of 21 U.S.C. 844 or 18 U.S.C. 3607. Be sure to include all incidents whether occurring in the U.S. or abroad.

22.1 Have any of the following happened? (If 'Yes' you will be asked to provide details for each offense that pertains to the actions that are identified below.)

- In the last seven (7) years have you been issued a summons, citation, or ticket to appear in court in a criminal proceeding against you? (Do not check if all the citations involved traffic infractions where the fine was less than $300 and did not include alcohol or drugs)

- In the last seven (7) years have you been arrested by any police officer, sheriff, marshal or any other type of law enforcement official?

- In the last seven (7) years have you been charged with, convicted of, or sentenced for a crime in any court? (Include all qualifying charges,
convictions or sentences in any Federal, state, local, military, or non-U.S. court, even if previously listed on this form).

- In the last seven (7) years have you been or are you currently on probation or parole?

- Are you currently on trial or awaiting a trial on criminal charges?
You should be allowed to have a sign with swearing on it.

If prince Andrew gets to parade around in public give the peasants some leeway as well
Are you sure the upgrade to 16 wasn't in smaller print at the bottom? I just checked mine, and it was showing 15.7 upfront and center, but at the bottom there was a line saying "Upgrade to iOS 16", right below "Also Available" header.

The way I understand the logic behind this UI is that it shows the next direct update front and center, and if there is a subsequent major one, it shows that update at the bottom in a smaller single-line entry. If there are no updates between your current version and the major one, it shows the major one front and center as expected.

I just pressed the iOS16 one, completely ignoring the front and center 15.7 update.
These association studies are near useless. Every positive behavior and positive outcome are correlated, and every bad behavior and outcome are correlated.

Mothers who get high during their pregnancy are different from mothers who don't.

A more informed one would be looking at women with seizures that are treated with cannabis and comparing them to women with the same disorder who aren't. There are still differences but they'd be smaller.
This article has nothing to do with Google nor ita non-exist "Billion dollar productivity problem" and just says that engineers engineering will magically fix everything.
When a govt allows itself to be professionally lobbied, and those lobbiest are well know by political science profs to have "more say in policy decisions than the voters", do you think such a govt can ever be truly democratic?

At what point "democracy: becomes a facade, an empty ritual?

(And sadly, more an more a justification to go at war)
Some of them, but they don’t do it much. But they have quite good maths/TCS knowledge overall (one did part III maths at Cambridge, one seems to know all of Barendegt’s lambda calc book…)
I hear ya; you're not off on most of this. However if you're building a web service, Vercel (and its kin) make CI/CD ridiculously easy. Easy as in like 5 minutes easy, and it's worth the 5 minutes for the all the benefits.
Updated title but missed the window to remove the word ‘undetectable’ and hope someone can fix it for me. It really is a great case study on how malware operates rather than an article.
My pregnant wife refuses to buy me beer from the grocery store because of observations from strangers like this.
My wife has picked up marijuana for me while pregnant from a dispensary before because it was right next to another business that she was already at. Please don't be so quick to judge others.
The reason seems pretty simple, because it was cheaper to buy it than to pay their own people to try and recreate it.
There are companies that can help with EDI integrations so that both ends can use their "flavor" of EDI and they do the translation. SPS Commerce is one such company I know of. Not affiliated, but we do use them at my employer. I don't work on that team, though, can't offer any thing in terms of ease of use, pricing, etc.
My elementary school did this in the 80s. I had the same teacher from I think 1st through 4th grade (in the US).
Bitcoin is a Convertible Virtual Currency. It is money. End of story. FINCEN has spoken.
I’m sure you correctly guessed that I’m American
National Airspace System Status
Raised this on another thread...a simple dashboard from the FAA explaining what's up with US airspace, major airports. It also forecasts what problems may occur. Very handy.
I get migraines triggered by the weather and I can’t find another app with barometric pressure forecasts and history.
Hello, Mr. Koothrappali :)
It's a loose comparison, it doesn't have to be perfect and I'm pretty sure you understand the point they're trying to make.
Time to work on smarter/better mini versions of the Stinger. Probably more than one loaded shot should be the norm going forward as well.
The numbers were always complete bullshit this is like complaining about a shop calling a cake tasty.
> Would make for a good show to see what the reaction would be.

Mostly supportive.
SEC charges VMware with misleading investors by obscuring financial performance
I'm running a model on Johnny Cash right now in Colab. Screwed up my dataset so I'm only using half of my samples, but it turned out pretty decent. With a larger dataset it should be able to nail the expressiveness a little better.
https://vocaroo.com/1iMtRp0NVH6x Here's your comment voiced
https://vocaroo.com/1dXa7wq26pRi Great Dictator speech
https://vocaroo.com/1d8AIW3mAKDb Arthur Jensen's monologue from Network
I am surprised that this study has been funded and published.
I usually used Darksky for the hourly percipitation forecast. It helped me time things out.

For fellow Canadians who used it similarly, the Canadian Gov't has a pretty handy hourly forecast[0].

The radar is also nice [1].

[0] https://www.weather.gc.ca/forecast/hourly/qc-147_metric_e.ht...

[1] https://www.weather.gc.ca/map_e.html?layers=radar&zoom=-1&ce...
Citation? I've never heard this before. I'm aware of the westboro baptist protesting at funerals of gay people or other "sinners" they don't like; they're wholly awful people. I didn't realize it was illegal to protest at a servicemember's funeral, though. Does this come out of the Vietnam war?
When something gets reposted, it's fairly common for somebody to comment with previous discussions. I hadn't seen this submission before either, but I'd also not seen the discussion OP linked.
Shortly after Darksky left Android, started using Windy. [1]

Not necessarily a simplest solution for weather forecast, but provides wealth of information to satisfy my meteorological curiosity as well. (I pay Premium for higher precision data, and I think it worth every penny IMHO.)

[1]: https://www.windy.com/