skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So you don't turn it on accidently and burn out the lamp/burn through the battery. It's really not that hard or obscure. Tap and hold has been a 'thing' for a long time. You’re making a mountain out of a molehill. Literally everyone I know personally groks this particular feature. It's not nearly as unintuative as you attempt to make out.
> There's actually some evidence that having left-wing political beliefs is associated with mental health consequences

This is certainly true, at least based on polling, cf https://news.gallup.com/poll/102943/republicans-report-much-...

> because people with such beliefs are more aware of societal injustices in general

There is no evidence I'm aware of that this is the underlying causal relationship.
Besides the should-be-obvious -by-now thing that you ABSOLUTELY cannot disengage human wellbeing from what happens to the ecosystem no matter how much people want to believe so –

"Energy security" is just an euphemism for "I wanna continue my wasteful unsustainable lifestyle". Sure, things like heating can be real problems, but as long as there are thing like hundreds of millions of personal cars driving around every day, talking about energy security is bullshit.

And talking about overpopulation is such a transparent red herring trying to deflect blame and responsibility from the Westerners to brown people in poor countries.
putin's regime does not care, they have russian nukes (or maybe "super conventional bombs" like the US, but it does not "wipe clean" a front line like a tactical nuke).

I wish this weird, really weird, conflict was finished yesterday. I hope putin's regime will not use nukes due to the failing of its conventional army.

Nobody understands really why people are killing each other over there.
This is the problem. As i said in another comment, practically noone bothers visiting /newest.
Law of propability: I had zero dataloses due to fire, some data loss due to loosing a thumb drive backup and some data losses due to cloud storage shennenigans.
A break is a break, regardless of the cause.
List of media maintained on the ISS for recreational consumption (2008) [pdf]
Create a new backup from the cloud provider one. Vice-versa if the cloud provider backup gets lost. Chances of loosing both at the same are minuscule.
Arguably if they are single issue advocacy groups they shouldn’t care about the associated riders (and this would go for the anti abortion side too). But all too often you find that they are NOT actually single issue groups and instead just basically a portion of a political side.
Why is the job of a journalist, but not the job of a scientist or journal or reader?
>I am against all this 4-bureaucrats-decide whether we enter a war or not, with the devastating consequences for energy and the nuclear risk at which they could potentially involve us in.

You seem to have a short memory when the invasion began and there was an uproar on plenty of major cities all over Europe - and we've seen no counter protests at the same time. So, clearly, it wasn't 4 bureaucrats.
Because “green energy”
Looks important, if only it weren't written in a bunch of twitter posts with GIFs and reaction pics thrown in every paragraph, I might even read it then.

Seriously, looks like a 14 year old wrote it. I'm not wasting even 5min to parse it.
A lot of vegetarians/vegans do that for environmental reasons.

And if you are aware of climate change & co you have reasons to feel hopeless.

Nothing new in this research. The difficult part is to stay hopeful.
You need to ask that question to the climate activists. GP didn't mention himself being one, it might not be applicable to him.
> I can't believe I am even writing something so super trivial.

How much can you write about the role of fossil fuels in the food chain? Because this comment reads to me like you're not totally across how artificial our food production is. Nature does not keep 8 billion humans fed.

I, personally, think we should have built a lot of dodgy nuclear plants 20 years ago, aimed for too cheap to meter with the occasional meltdown, and try to go for hydroponics. It'd be a better strategy IMO than what we have actually done. I can live with it not working, but the fact that the West choked the nuclear industry with excessive regulation upsets me. I want to be investing in nuclear tech, I see real issues here that we could have solved with technology that is 50 years old at this point.

> You can't destroy the underlying ecosystem without killing yourself.

I haven't visited a natural ecosystem in months, I live in a city. Now we can argue about how natural the ecosystem is that my food comes from, but I think it is more likely to weather climate change if we have cheap, cheap electricity and fuels. Hopefully solar can provide that because we now have a lot of eggs riding in that basket.

We feed ourselves with systems that we create using whatever energy we have on hand.
This is an indication that Google underestimates the value of data stored by users.

E.g. if this was about storing monetary data, this would never have happened.
> If we could torch the environment and solve those 3

You say that like we're separate from the environment. If you torch the environment, then yes, you do solve those 3 because we won't be here anymore.
The facto only for FOSS systems I guess.
People-Centric Software Operations Culture
> Require that all administrators use multiple factors to log in (Yubikey, WebAuthn, etc)

In addition, changing critical settings, like plain-text password replication, should require a separate second-factor confirmation. This prevents stolen tokens from being able to do too much damage.
Have they got IPv6 (or at least ethernet bridging, so at least it would work if you are hardwired and not on WiFi) working yet? That's why I'm still on WSL1.
I added an example usage of the Intent based API here: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/wiki/Flippe...
This 100%. Most images in SD are paintings and have a certain compostion (for instance people usually looking at the camera, posed a certain way, etc). Trying to generate the same thing from a different angle will yield wildly different results which won't work well for Nerf. I do think diffusion models may work for generating 3d stuff, but right now a) We need a big labelled dataset of various 3d objects in different styles (yes, I know some exist but they are nowhere near what we have for 2d images since 2d images can be scraped from the web) 2) Memory/computation is a big bottleneck as 3d is orders of magnitude bigger in terms of memory and processing. That said, hopefully some smart person will come up with some shortcuts that make it possible on today's hardware.
How Can Package Managers Handle ABI (In)Compatibility in C++?-Todd Gamblin-Spack
"I hit the front page with ~50% of my own content submitted by me or others"

How many submissions are you talking about? I only found this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=github.com/viraptor
On top of praising invasion of Ukraine in first days, as brilliant strategic move by brilliant leader (what else, everything he likes is brilliant).

Man, I SO much wish for him to be a competent good moral leader, since is slowly inching towards next presidency. As European I don't care if he is republican or democrat at all. Just from that position of extreme power don't make the world a worse place long term for everybody apart form Americans. We all share this tiny planet, what goes around comes around eventually.

But there are very few proofs of that, even completely ignoring his twitter brainfarts (which is relatively easy since I dont do twitter, but it leaked into all other news). No reason to expect he will be anyhow different from last time, only more senile/petty. And he was very petty and childish last time. If I had an acquaintance like him around me, I would detest and avoid him simply due to him being a proper a-hole.

But its entirely possible that he was good at realpolitik (ie repeatedly praising MBS and Putin since they held a lot of power, yet criticizing chinese as clear competition to US). Its just not very visible outside qanon and similar nutcase ultra right movements which filter media very selectively.
> Ukraine should have given a non-NATO guarantee in January 2022

First, no, no nation should be forced to surrender it's sovereignty in such a manner.

Second, if they were in NATO, it would have been a deterrent and they wouldn't have been invaded in the first place.

Third, how the hell is it still possible that there are people who believe anything coming out of Russia? They have lied so much it's not even funny, why would you take their lies at face value? Why do you think they wouldn't have invaded anyways? What would have stopped them?
I wish my cat's would at least move after i put them on collars, your cat seems to be having so much fun walking, very good video!
That's not the idea I was responding to, which was the usual "it's great for international transfers" stuff, which as always completely ignores the two extra transactions introduced.

Also, was there not a report just a few days ago about the new PoS eth validators that are complying with US sanctions, making up a majority of the new blocks? This seems to go against the whole "reducing intermediaries who could censor transactions thing".

Either way, none of these arguments are new, and AFAICT, cryptocurrency hasn't made a huge dent in the transfers market in the last ten years of people saying it will.
Do you have any suggestions for a secure/private option to store photos? I'm not sure what would be best. (Dang, I really want to move away from Goo now)
There's other comment with the video. But to be honest it's something that was on the agenda since 2006 at least.
No, this is another agenda, if any. Energy crisis scare was already around last winter.

BTW, phasing out nuclear power plants without a suitable replacement in the high demand segment is actually a problem, which is only elevated by the problems with natural gas imports.
Still better than any previous AI models that are out right now. Probably only a few years away from something truly impressive.
C++20 support comes to mind, the plethora of supported hardware as well.
Could it be some sort of clipping/banding issue when decompressing? The way it follows curves would be unusual for photos corruption.
The 40 year license expires by the end of this year, and an extension wasn't granted.

Someone who can read Belgian news will need to explain why the license extension wasn't granted, and whether that makes sense.
Can be checked via https://news.ycombinator.com/pool
Unfortunately, cheap energy would also allow for a country to turn itself into a fortress
Ha, the Association of Professional Liars ("Concerned Children's Advertisers) put out an ad warning you about obvious lies, so they can deflect blame to the victim for believing their less obvious lies.
New rule: we have to ban private airplanes before we ask common people to make any sacrifices.
Yes. I want every human on the planet to be living like a wealthy westerner.

No euphemisms needed. My machiavellian evil knows few bounds.
> I agree with you that I don’t get their easy terrain advice.

It allows you to keep a more up-right posture, which is more ergonomic when walking.
> because people with such beliefs are more aware of societal injustices, and because unhappy people are more likely to want change

That's well proven.

Yet, for the record, mental health is known to be much worse in the far-right and far-right libertarians (conspiracy theories, projection etc.)
Firstly, how would you keep consumers honest about what’s essential?

Secondly, I think “essential” will depend on the duration of the blackout. For a blackout of a few hours, keeping WiFi running so that work from home can continue probably is more essential than heating a water boiler. If the blackout takes a few days, that may change.
This model falls flat for at least one important reason:

Anti-abortion people believe that there is presently widespread systematic mass murder of babies. Regardless of whether or not you agree with them, you must concede that this is a very terrible thing to believe. Certainly worse than the effects of agriculture on animals, unless you are deeply misanthropic.

Anti-abortion people are not nearly as depressed as people who don't eat meat.
These are not explanations, they are rationalizations.

Definitions matter.
> I used 'F' as the total effort needed to make the change, while 'm' represented the size of the organization, and 'a' would represent the speed we wanted to perform the change with. F = m * a. A simple way of illustrating the exponential relationship between these factors.

Am I missing a certain insight or did you mean the linear relationship not exponential?
IMO this is a naive perspective.

“Everyone else is heartless and only I can see the truth.”

If you were to sit down and have a very open honest conversation with somebody who doesn’t share your perspective, you’ll find that you’re intentionally (or unintentionally) ignoring a lot of information to form your point of view.

Every public influence in our world today knows how to influence people in this way too. You fit in a bucket and you’re going to see information that reinforces you.

There’s nothing wrong with being vegetarian or vegan. There’s nothing wrong with eating meat.

There’s a lot wrong with believing you know what’s best for everybody.
Regular people are fed up. If you try and limit their quality of life there will be an escalation of violence. We are already seeing the byproducts of lockdowns.

As a regular citizen seeing people like Bloomberg, Di Caprio and Musk talk and tweet about climate change from their G650ER only makes me want to pollute more just to go against them, because what they preach can't possibly be good for me or society. Their history of sociopathic behavior speaks for itself.

They want to prevent any form of wealth redistribution, so they hope to move the issue from wealth inequality (which would see them as a target) towards something like climate change which is essentially a false flag on a planetary scale to prop up the confidence in our political and business leaders (and thus prevent redistribution of wealth and power). Somethin akin to an alien invasion which would rally people together.

I am not having it, every billionaire is a policy failure. If we cannot even address such policy failures which are relatively easy to solve, then thinking about mitigating , adapting and ultimately solving climate change is pure utopia. Hence it doesn't warrant our attention.
Correlation is not causation, especially not in nutrition where it's so hard to control for hidden factors. There exist randomized controlled trials that show the exact opposite of this association, see https://nutritionj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1475-2.... I consider these RCTs to be much higher quality evidence than other types of study designs such as the in the OP.
John Michael Greer – The Catabolic Collapse of Civilization (Video Interview)
Ain’t no gods walking this earth, just a bunch of pompous fools who give themselves goosebumps by calling themselves gods
Ironically, it seems like https://thisurldoesnotexist.com/ doesn't exist anymore and redirects you to some spam pages
Maybe there's something to that too. Left wingers also typically, like big government and believe that its fine for us all to collectivised and made to follow governments rules. Is that how empathy is used against the empath? Can govt just say that such-and-such is for the greater good, and most will go along with it? It seems so, at times.
Around 15 out of 30. In your link you're only filtering by my github.
Correct, that surprised me
Which is exactly what happens when using shared objects.

Additionally the C++ ABI doesn't tell anything about how each binary library was compiled regarding compiler and linker switches that affect runtime behaviour.
How can I validate an email address using a regular expression?(again)
As I said, I didn’t mean you by neither of my comments, nor do I see where we disagree.

I gave a potential explanation to why some people may still prefer Linux, understanding well why others don’t.
Extraordinary ability O-1. Get a PhD, a few notable publications and conference talks, 5-7 recommendation letters from credited industry professionals + some other paperwork and you should be all set.
A lot of work, FreeBSD doesn't have support for the CPU. Running NetBSD on it but not loaded from Windows CE would be easier.

It isn't obvious from the article whether the machine uses mask ROM or Flash. Some Compaq and HP Windows CE machines used Flash ROM that could be overwritten with a Linux bootloader and flash filesystem.
What sort of bullshit is this? Only major politician pushing for European energy independence? You cannot possibly be serious.

This has been talked about, promised on, strategised all across Europe. It's a matter of national policy in countries such as France and Poland, and was always a major talking point in nuclear, hydro, geothermal, solar, wind projects.

Trump was just a broken clock.
But why a single candy bar instead of healthy meal for the same calories? I also like to head.
As a total layman when it comes to storage: Don't they use forward correcting codes to make sure a single bad bit can reliably be detected and flipped without affecting the data at all? Or are these used only for data transmission?
> Worrying too much about the future and the state of the world in general can definitely lead to depression.

Doing "too much" of anything leads to adverse consequences, almost by definition. Arguably "worrying too much" is a symptom of depression, rather than a cause.

And what is "depression"? Are you just saying that worrying about the state of the world makes you fed-up? Maybe being fed-up about the state of the world makes you fed-up.

I try to avoid the vernacular use of the word "depression", because it can mean either being fed-up or being clinically depressed, and I'm not a clinician. FTR, I was once diagnosed with depression, and prescribed antidepressants. They had a really odd effect on me, and I discontinued their use after 6 months. I'm much happier now, because I'm not ill; I just have lots of reasons to be fed-up.
I think most people have passions. I guess the questions I would be asking are what am I really passionate about? What do I value? What makes me feel fulfilled?
For me, its the anxiety of having "must-do" tasks build up. Although I love spending time exploring and playing with new things, I also like the feeling of having an empty work queue. Or, conversely, I hate the feeling of having a lot of backlogged tasks.

I've always been a proponent of removing people from ops when they work on a project, so they can truly focus on creation, design and exploration.
What it has are pseudo modules implementated via configuration files called module maps, completely unrelated to how C++20 modules work.
>Short answer: Why not?

Rock solid.

>Longer answer: Because the discussion in that Reddit post are exactly what the title of the Fortune article is addressing.

Got it, you're saying is that your interpretation of the comments (they are "copium") matches the spin this article is trying to give to a given narrative, and you tried bring it here.
How can it be a scare when it is currently happening?
Your own devices, with a proper backup solution (which you should already have with or without your photos in it). Nobody can mess with your data then.

Personally, I use Syncthing to sync between devices, including a NAS as a target, which regularly backs up to Backblaze.
> They started canvassing the neighborhood, driving her usual route home, checking to see if any neighbors had seen her.

That's exactly what would have happened to me, before the age of phones. Unreasonableness of parents has nothing do to with phones.

If anything, having a phone would have helped me stave off my parents and afforded me more freedom (not that it makes their behavior fine, but practically I would have probably been better off).
There is always something new to learn and do in Linux
Already available in C++23.
It was a wide-ranging speech but what struck me most was the point about spraying glyphosate at the headwaters of the Amazon.

https://peoplesdispatch.org/2022/09/20/colombian-president-g...

He's not wrong.
The author is drawing comparisons (playfully, I admit) with Buddhism, but the Puritans were following a tradition that goes back to late antiquity in the west. Books like the ones being described, in which the "psychology of sin" (so to speak) is dissected and various remedies put forth goes back at least to Evagrius (4th century), and likely far further than that.

The Reformers sought to change many aspects of the "old religion," but a basic asceticism was not among them.
Another study finds:

> [...] neuroticism was related to more positive attitudes toward animals and speciesism. This association was driven by the withdrawal aspect of the neuroticism trait. [...] This pattern suggests that people who feel more anxious, passive, and withdrawn may also tend to have somewhat more positive and less hierarchical attitudes toward animals.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08927936.2022.2...
How would one conduct a similar study on meat diets? We'd have to find vegetarians and give them meat?
Here's what rich countries are doing in general: outbidding pour countries for the limited amount of resources available in the short term.

I lived in Switzerland and of course they are doing great, but Swiss people won't be the ones freezing to death in winter.

Also the amount of LPG redirected from India and Pakistan to Europe will have a huge effect on those countries.

In Hungary the country is trying to get back to wood burning and lignite (the worst type of coal), which will increase air pollution
enourmously, but I believe it will the worst winter there since I was born (40 years ago).
Yikes, this is kind of scary. Google Photos is the only place to find some of my older photos. What’s the easiest way to download my entire library for backup on a physical drive?
> Worrying too much about the future and the state of the world in general can definitely lead to depression. Ignorance is bliss.

What is your procedure for distinguishing between neuroticism and awareness? Accurately calibrated concern and ignorance?

> I've found esoteric or conspiracy theorist views to be quite common among some vegans and vegetarian

This would lend credence to the "heightened irrational neuroticism" theory.
More of a curiosity given how different it is culturally and culinarily. Obesity is socially shumed more, which I'd imagine correlates negatively to health issues from a vegetarian carb-rich diet.
And yet we're still better than a god who would drown the world for reasons.

But then he promised never to do it again with a rainbow.
I'm using Nextcloud. Works great.
By that time Russia already invaded large chunks of Ukraine and their rhetoric "that country/nation should not exist at all" was pervasive. So any delusions of avoiding further escalation were just that, delusions. Germans have big blind spot toward Russia even today, Merkel had little chances to change it even if she wanted.
Code Property Graph
>> unhappy people are more likely to want change

> That's well proven.

Is that something that needs proving? Doesn't being unhappy logically imply that you want change?
First, curious to see that cited.

Second, Anti-abortion people are ok with causing significant harm to women and see their lives as less valuable and not worth protecting.
This is something that the compiler could optimize.

If you have all the temporary ingredients of the data, you could work out when height(left) height(right) needs to be evaluated.
Google Photos used to have the option to sync all photos into Google Drive but that feature was removed. I’m guessing the raw data is still available via Google Takeout
3oz dark chocolate has 50% of your recommended daily magnesium intake. Only 0.2% of chocolate is magnesium.