skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem here is a breakdown in society. Why do sham journals exist? Why do their press release reach the ears of journalists? Why is there no web of trust of credibility? Why have all our institutions (flawed as they may have been) collapsed?
Indeed and you can tell just by looking at the second image that it is not authentic yoga, the spinal alignment is completely off.
Many. Not all. Not even enough.
Officials urge Floridians to prepare for Ian
Oh, I haven’t noticed it, thanks!
Many people in West seem to be unable to grasp how awful it is to have a barbaric invader. And what they do even if you bend over and give up with no resistance because no war.

For the defending side, in most cases war is the lesser evil compared to giving up. Aside from standout examples in like Denmark in WW2. But that is extremely early occurrences.
Look, sorry to be so bold on this comment, but if you want to fight, involve yourself, you can enlist yourself and go there, no matter the side you choose. Some of us do not want to be in risk because of the decisions of others.

I think it is a very reasonable approach. By that measure we have to go to all wars where there is some cause to fight for wherever they happen. That just feeds violence and strengthens states and reduces freedom (bc there are excuses to put all kind of restrictions depending on how bad the situation they created gets), something I am not very keen on.

I know I will get negatives for saying this, but it is just my honest opinion. You want something, you work for it. Want war? Go to war, want peace? Be peaceful and diplomatic in the first place unless 100% self-defense is the only option. It is not fair to involve everyone else, less when the consequences can be seen already in the energy side. I hope it does not get worse with any nuclear stuff (I really think it will not happen) but this is unnecessary.
Seems to match the common virtue/vice of tech: Now everyone can do it
Here’s my thought: support drag and drop to the desktop so you can use this to easily transfer files between machines. Copy/paste might be interesting too.
Philippines on red alert as Super Typhoon Noru roars in
I'm interested in knowing what kind of data analysis technique you have that goes beyond "purely correlational"
We fused the atom and became gods.

It's just that godhood is not evenly distributed yet.
This was done in brazil which is a very meat focused culture. Not eating meat automatically makes you an outsider or maybe people doing this are outsiders in the first place. Outsiders = depression :)

> Limitations.

> The cross-sectional design precluded the investigation of causal relationships.
From my experience - stories do better than explanations, things you can play with do better than text, slightly controversial things do better than plain, almost everyone is interested in a tech/business/novelty crossover. Some of this you can change without changing the topic itself. This is not even HN specific - just how to make writing interesting, which many authors don't.

Then again, I'm a sample of 1, so don't listen to me :-)
I mean, it certainly helps rebuild, but it's hardly "not an issue" that there are regular severe storms.
It seems unlikely that the nutritional researchers would have missed checking for vitamin B12 deficiency?
In no sense is this limited to science journalism. Bizarrely, the most reputable journalist are probably at TMZ, because they get sued for libel if they are wrong.

When there is no cost for being wrong, there is no incentive for truth.
I was thinking the same thing.

As a former vegan(not vegetarian), the lifestyle was the result of distrust in other foods. Everything had to be organic, unprocessed, and free of all animal products.

It also became difficult to continue eating out with friends and family. Our family holidays became difficult. Both of which can lead to depression.

The diet is also not simple. There are rules involved in getting the consumed nutrients into your body effectively. A prime example being vitamin C and iron.
Thanks for the advice. I dont think it will be of any help here. Because my guess is that my manager himself is being managed out. I did think of talking to a few other people in the leadership position. But none of them are transparent.
Officials assess full extent of damage after Fiona batters Atlantic Canada
Is there a quine in the old text processing language "troff" or "nroff"?

There are very trivial nroff inputs that produce the same output, I am limiting my question to nroff inputs that execute at least one macro.
So a single point of failure, also in plaintext?

At the end, does SSO improve the security, compared to password manager ?
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The error is to consider them as ESSENTIAL. Which obviously they arent.
Given that this study was made in Brazil, I can't not imagine the social consequences of not eating meat (exclusion from barbeques, etc) and how those also affect mental wellbeing.

I would love a cross-culture study of this, especially with India or Japan.
Aka ignorance is bliss.
Do you also burglarize houses to show people that they are not secure?
Thanks for the advice. Yes focusing on the big picture makes sense.
The original quote is from Feynman about quantum mechanics.
I wonder if in coming decades people will look at stable diffusion as the worst of corporate art.

Skeuomorphism at least looked attractive if incredibly gaudy, this is just terrible.
What the study misses is that the participants Brazilians are likely to meat-eaters who were denied meet. Try run the study in places like India with partial vegetarians. If denied meat, they are not likely to have similar outcomes.
I went through a very serious episode of depression when I was a vegetarian. I was so, so down and had many thoughts which might be not far off suicidal. Something like a nervous breakdown and existential crisis rolled into one.

I read somewhere that I might be deficient in certain things and I should check my diet. The depression could be my body telling me something is missing.

I started to reintroduce whey protein (I was avoiding dairy because cows welfare) and chicken back into my diet, then fish. I was desperate to get out of this state of mind. I can’t say for certain this was the cure but it worked for me (sadly) because it would be nice if I didn’t feel like I needed to eat meat.
Oh, so it is some politians fault that power plant operators screw up maintenance?

PV and wind, using Chinese modules, outbid nuclear already in 2017 (?), being cheaper then Hinkley C. Never mind where we vet nuclear fuel rods from, right? Plus the fact that the summer heat wave and drought had negative effects on power plant output, not for the first time, due to limited cooling capacities. But hey, the current political climate is great to turn that into a "we are all gonna freeze in the darkness of winter" narrative, one thatt is easily highjacked by populist movements. Movements, I have to remind everyone, that are, and have been, manipulated by Russia.

It is the German greens that oush for more weapons for Ukraine and extensions for nuclear power plants. It doesn't get anymore real politik than that.
And now everyone is harmed more by eating bad food, and no one fixed journalism.
Analysis of Apple Watch running data
You are free to have a look at my devices, but I did manual optimizing, tld, thermalD, optimized grub settings, allmost bricked devices with it and still even stock windows is better.

But a proper installed windows, without bloatware and updated drivers, always won by a large margin.

And the bigger showstopper are standby/hibernation. Touchscreen glitches etc.

So I have 2 devices, one lightweight chromebook. A bigger windows laptop and manjaro on the desktop.

I very much prefered to have manjaro only.
There's also the option to rent a ship that is basically a floating regasification terminal
I may well be in the minority, but I am sort of sad that for every programming related post there is probably 4-5 times as many non-CS ones on the front page. I am almost exclusively here for the former content, because it is frankly unparalleled - the depth of knowledge some comments show is truly remarkable, and it is not rare to find the very creator of a well-known project themselves answer. That’s why I often search with “hackernews” concatted at the end, if I try to evaluate some new tech.

Meanwhile, while there are certainly good discussions on other topics as well, I see the Dunning–Kruger effect more often than I would like, especially on political topics (myself not being exempt). I don’t know the solution, but perhaps the often recommended tagging could help here, with perhaps slightly different logic applied for each post to get to the front page based on the tag (so massively important political topics could still get there, but otherwise the above ratio of topics could be alterned).
What nonsense. You can eat sand just fine. It’s just not very tasty and has zero nutritional value.

I imagine the lethal dose is also fairly low, but meh, everything is lethal in a large enough quantity.
seems to apply to markets equally
That seems a fair observation to me, with the tweak that "correct" changes over time. C++ code can be written perfectly and still rot as the ecosystem changes, without changing the source.

We are really keen on preserving backwards compatibility, but break existing code anyway. We will not define a stable ABI, but also won't fix stdlib if it breaks ABI.

Also all code definitely has UB in it waiting for a compiler change to expose it as wrong and deserving of no longer working.

Ceremonious captures the state of the art accurately.
Incompetence (negligence) has to stop being an excuse. Sure, punish it less than malicious lies, but it needs to be at least as bad as, say, speeding in a car.
I would think those are the newborns who start out as close as you can get.
I can highly recommend vegetarian imitations of meat products, in fact the Polish Go Vege brand often tastes better than real thing, which I earlier thought was not possible to do. I am in no way associated, just a fan. Here is list of products they sell:

https://pliki.portalspozywczy.pl/i/13/48/44/134844_r0_940.jp...
Reducing semiconductor consumption by half by embedding platinum nanoparticles
as far as beef is around 20% protein, 150g of protein are equivalent to 800of beef a day.
Us Europeans can still look at Texas, if we want to know how it is properly done, can't we?
If you gossip about other people's productivity, you deserve to be despised as a boss.
Thanks for this. I began switching to a vegan diet a few months AFTER my depression started. The suffering in the world weighs heavily on me, and it's marginally helpful to do something about it.
I had a similar thought. Also I think a vegetarian is more likely to understand humanity's impact on the world, and just how helpless we seem to be to stop a negative impact that takes coordinated effort.

Though the ozone is getting better.
I wonder if it is cost effective going forward to install two meters and panels on every house with one being “essential” and the other being “intermittent” so the power company has the option of blacking out the intermittent boxes only. I’d rather have all my computers, lights, etc shut down than my whole house.
If it's not the scientist's fault, then why is it the journalist's fault, who is far less expert, and why is it not the reader's fault?
Some have argued that meat contains compounds that, while not strictly essential nutrients, are still beneficial, like creatine. But this is pretty controversial.
There is a reason why there are no proper benchmark results for mainframes available, and why the EULA prohibits publishing them.
I believe the joke is

Q: "How do you know who is a vegan at a party?"
A: "They tell you"
What they literally mean is "the model of nutrition we are using does not predict the association". This is evidence that whatever model they're using isn't complete.

Nutrition science is still under rapid development, and its epistemic rigor is not yet very high. There are many reasons that plant-based diets are theorized to cause health issues that are not yet conclusively proven or disproven, such as the effects of plant fat profiles on human metabolism. Plants are certainly not chemically fungible with animals, and popular nutritional models do not incorporate many details of this.
Generally I've noticed that unless the post has a huge amount of upvotes you generally have a random amount of time between 10 minutes and a few hours to catch it on the front page
“Mini” is just a marketing name at this point. The “i” is just a POWER machine - a micro - running a weird operating system.
> The association between meatless diet and presence of depressive episodes was expressed as a prevalence ratio (PR), determined by Poisson regression adjusted for... PRs ranging from 2.05 (95%CI 1.00–4.18) in the crude model to 2.37 (95%CI 1.24–4.51) in the fully adjusted model.

science direct needs some ELI5 graph tool where you could plug in these arcane results. e.g. for this particular study they use the Poisson distribution https://www.reddit.com/r/askmath/comments/1mqdwb/eli5_the_po... , a bit to unpack there for the uninitiated in statistics.
Oh, yes. Millions of voters shivering in the dark, or the d*mn obvious prospect of that of looming over them, day-to-day for months on end, are an extremely powerful incentive for politicians, bureaucrats, NIMBY's, profiteering corporate exec., etc. to re-arrange their priorities.
Why Japan?
> If asked, most of them probably didn't know where tap water comes from

Why I can't but think of this doc.. er ...movie scene??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIZ9YuPm_Ls
Can you go over how you were getting iron into your system? A lot of people get this wrong.

If you would rather not share, maybe investigate yourself and see if that is enough to try your goals again.
Burning your local forest is cheap power. Fracking is cheap power. Coal plants near existing mines is cheap power.

We can easily destroy everything if we go for cheap power.
> If the people who advocate addressing climate change actually believed this, they wouldn’t constantly be trying to tie it to other unpopular issues. They’d be willing to compromise on everything else to gather the broadest possible support base for solutions.

Question of the strawman variety: if a bill comes about that passes meaningful climate change reform but bans abortion (in the united states) altogether, is your position that such a bill should be accepted by the climate change advocacy groups?
>Because the watch performed better on earlier versions of watchOS, and even my iPhone 4S was better at tracking, I think the issue is software.

>The measurement errors are so bad, that they overshadow performance differences between runs, and during runs. At the same time Apple keeps adding more and more incorrect stats and graphs, building on top of a shaky foundation. The kilometer splits measured in seconds imply more accuracy than is delivered.

This.
This article is the illustration of circular thinking: Linoleic acid is called essential fatty acid, therefore it is essential...

Nobody challenges how it was decided that it is essential.

https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/unsaturatedfats.shtml
Just a note but I'm fairly certain this is purely from the perspective of Google Chrome, meaning it excludes google3 (Google's repo for nearly all Google services). I don't know this for a fact but I suspect it's the case. I only bring it up because google3 C++ is (or was; it's now been years since I've done this directly) a very different beast. It was notionally compliant with recent standards but a very restrictive subset of features were allowed.

The C++ standard currently sits at >1800 pages. Looking through these examples, I'm honestly horrified. The semantics around moving and copying and the many ways you can initialize a variable [1] and how you can mess that up so it's actually a copy instead of a move is just mind-bending.

Can we also talk about how in 2022 we're still talking about and getting wrong const-correctness? I guess we're going ever further now because this presentation touches on constexpr correctness (as in const vs constexpr).

Another thought: problems like comparisons between base and derived problems shouldn't even be problems (IMHO) because you've already messed up by wanting that behaviour.

The change about not doing arithmetic on enum values is a good one but pretty late.

TIL this is a valid way to cast:

size_t{expanded_size}

[1]: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/initialization
Someone forgot the laws of physics regarding electricy production for the amount of cars in transit.
I really like this idea. Distributed, loosely-coupled content creation & management that syncs up with "everyone else" on a time scale of minutes or hours.
Germany has a floating LNG terminal coming online in December. The author of the article intentionally ignores these.
And an auto-repost feature. I still don't understand the difference, I think it depends who "rescues" the article (dang or unnamed power users).
Google Asks Reviewer If They Object to Reviews Being Removed
My first thought was that Google as recompressed everyone's images to save space and corrupted them in the the process. Hopefully everyone gets their images restored.
I find it rather odd that this article twice claims that rising energy costs were due to worker unions.

Also, there's no mention anywhere of what production stops would cause for other countries. Can you imagine building a chip plant without ASML? No. That means they can force rather high prices worldwide.

They certainly are correct that it's going to be difficult, but taking about nuclear power plants who needed to shut down due to a hot summer? That seems like a strawman to me, because their cooling is going to be fine in winter.
This debunkint of fake news didn't go viral. Fake news goes viral. Now what? Planting more fake news as a troll doesn't help. 4chan style "spam lies for lulz" makes everything worse, not better.
I think this is a great observation, obvious once you think about it.

No one would accept killing their dog or cat, but sheep, cows, etc - who cares? - even though they have the similar levels of sentience, and no creature wants to die or be killed. Its odd that our perception of suffering in another can be switched on or off, at least for most.

We can allow ourselves to feel detached from the daily carnage, or not. Perhaps choosing to accept truth does make you more depressed. Perhaps too, it has its consolations - not that these will necessarily assist you in the ladder to success.
There's actually some evidence that having left-wing political beliefs in general is associated with mental health consequences, because people with such beliefs are more aware of societal injustices, and because unhappy people are more likely to want change.

I suspect that this is a similar effect, probably enhanced by the fact that vegetarians are usually on the left. Did the study control for political views?

I'd be interested in seeing if this replicates in India, where many vegetarians are actually strong (religious) conservatives.
So you claimed "total effort equal orgs size times the speed you wanted change in?" And that that was equivalent to F = m * a?

That's not mind-blowing so much as jaw-droppingly wrong. Org size is an exponential factor for things like that. And speed of change isn't the issue for orgs so much as changing direction under the current momentum, if we're using a physical model. No wonder it wasn't met with widespread acceptance.

It was a vast oversimplification that mapped badly to the situation but delivered, no doubt, with confidence, so of course it was adopted by copycats. Simplicity and overconfidence sells.
Because Does on Dope is catchier than CMD.exe on Coke?
Plenty of enterprise software has not been updated in 5 years, and keeps delivering business value.

Suggesting to stick with the OS C ABI (there isn't such thing as C ABI), assuming it was written in V, for compatibility between Rust libraries is kind of ironic.

It is a matter to which kind of industry domains Rust folks want to cater to.
I'd add that many people go vegan/ vegetarian due to awareness of impact of meat consumption on global warming and hunger.

Worrying too much about the future and the state of the world in general can definitely lead to depression. Ignorance is bliss.

Also, I've found esoteric or conspiracy theorist views to be quite common among some vegans and vegetarian: If you're convinced that this this the only healthy and ethical way of eating, some evil force must be working against it!
> You cannot trust any cloud provider to properly maintain your data, and external storage is becoming cheaper every year.

Exactly, and setting up a NAS has never been easier.
Including potentially hundreds of millions of climate refugees? I mean, technically yes I guess.
Relational Databases vs. Time Series Databases
Question: why are you sharing the thread of reddit comments on an hackernews thread, with a negative twist that people are "coping", or "coming up with excuses to deal with how bad this is going to be bro"?
> I haven't heard of anyone praising it over GCC based on standard compliance.

Back in the day (C++0x era), it was near bleeding edge. Clang had all the proposed 0x features ready to go before C++11 was released.

It took a while for GCC to get all the C++11 features after the release.
> exposing the lack of trustworthiness

There not happening. Th people who spread fake news (on purpose or ignorantly as A/B automatons) have no interest in publishing proof that they are misbehaving.
https://archive.ph/4orZz
Old problem. If you have only one copy, you have none...
The downside is for FB, these courts were set up to defeat ignore-trolling by FB, among other things, after all their careful neglect of user problems IS a Trollform...
> Lest they come knocking on your door shortly after?

This makes it looks like there is a real risk of Russia invading Germany or any other European country, while they are having difficulties already achieving their goals in Ukraine.

In doing that you are also ignoring all the historical factors that contributed to that current situation, which are very specific to Ukraine and go back several decades, and buying into the US propaganda that Putin just went crazy and wants to conquer the whole of Europe for imperialistic goals.
Had Ukraine fell in spring, my country was a likely next candidate. By helping Ukraine, we’re defending ourselves.

The question is if you as a society want to be seen as a legitimate partner. After the war, Eastern Europe will have many questions to certain West countries. If you want to stick to no-war-above-all, then many countries won’t be able to trust you. What is an ally worth if you know he will bail at first sign of trouble?

Personally I hope West societies will take a very good long look in the mirror. Or here in the East we will need a new Union.
What will you do if there is a fire and you lose your laptop and the external hard disk?
Problem of E2EE in Web Apps
Interesting, I've generally found that clang is better at optimising, especially when it comes to auto-vectorisation.
jpeg-xs?
It's actually a sign than Americans are bad at policy.
A thing that makes me sad at times is that, otherwise caring and open-minded, important people that I love in my life contributes to something as cruel and horrific as animal agriculture.

And also that you can't catch a break, you can't trust food and you must be prepared to defend your lifestyle during lunch or when going out.
>Question: why are you sharing the thread of reddit comments on an hackernews thread, with a negative twist that people are "coping", or "coming up with excuses to deal with how bad this is going to be bro"?

Short answer: Why not?

Longer answer: Because the discussion in that Reddit post is exactly what the title of the Fortune article is addressing.
Understanding Kubernetes Evicted Pods