skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First of all expired things are rarely dangerous and useless. Some medicines becomes less effective. A rare few transmute into something that could be harmful. There was a huge study by the department of defence on many drugs, since they stockpile them and it's expensive to throw them out when they expire if it's not necessary. It's mostly an exercise in covering-your-ass by the drug companies. But regardless, I doubt countries would appreciate receiving expired drugs anyway, even if they could be safely used.

The second thing is, couldn't it have anticipated that this was going to happen and give them away sooner? That seems like typical government incompetence.

I remember taking a video[1] of the government in Panama crushing thousands of cans of expired coke and other sodas under a forklift, hopefully so they could recycle the aluminum. If they had anticipated that, they could have sold them.

[1] The video is terrible, it has somehow been formatted sideways and it was taken on a blackberry back when that was hot tech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgFSclNkxig
For measles the efficacy is apparently 97% [1].

What’s the number for Covid19?

And why wasn’t it in the sheets when I was compelled to vaccinate? If I remember correctly the sheet back then stated that it may not protect against Covid19 at all.

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/measles/index.html
Revolutionizing image generation by AI: Turning text into images
Stropping definitely is required after sharpening. Without stropping, you get a pretty harsh shave.
I heard you can die from bench press crushing you
Given the number of upvotes I think you may have been a bit quick to pull the trigger. It seems enough people appreciated this that it probably shouldn't be flagged.
we can't rule it out indeed, but then sending a receiver in another galaxy would require more energy than saving our civilization.

it's a matter of priority i guess
Clogging capital in the hands of a few, with the help of government, is not capitalism. It's an oligarchy. Capitalism means capital should move around, yet it doesn't. It's stuck due to unnatural barriers. A bit like someone else said, corporate socialism.
Noone, except scammy "affiliate" post view rackets.

You can set max cpa bid strategies, but that's still paying cpms.
Load management is 50+ year old technology, you don't need a javascript-powered IoT device with NFTs and Blockchain to do it.

The chargers can either do it by themselves (adjust load to match hookup to grid) or the power company can manage it. Usually it's a lot easier just to manage it locally.
At least in-build Vivaldi ad blocker will still support Manifest v2 abilities.
A nuke going off "near" anything in space will do very little damage - there's no shockwave propagation, so all you have is the bombs heat - which at least half gets wasted on empty space.

One of of the big problems with nuking asteroids is, as in this case, if it's a rubble pile then it can be considerably difficult to get enough physical contact with it to even meaningfully effect it.

Hence the reason for DART: we've got an impressive something but the question is did we even successfully deflect the trajectory of the bulk of the material?
Many thanks. I took notice of your prometheus mention and had also seen that peppered in the docs for both services (openT and SigN) as a way to gather data.

As time investment is a dangerous thing I didn't plop myself down for some R&D... But... thanks to your post I'll have another go at it and determine how to get it to hum.

Thanks again!
There have been cases of blood clotting, severe enough that in some places it is recommended that people under 40 get a different shot.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavir...
I guess.

After all, your imaginary friends never argue or dissent. They never bully you. And they always agree with your opinion.

You’ll be really nice.

On the other hand you’ll fold the moment real life nudges you.

Just a lifting weights help to grow muscles, a little trauma makes a strong rounded person.
> so I can book a flight

If you're counting on flying away from Ukraine's neighbour after an attack like that, that's already not going to work. Flights were cancelled for over 2 days and only slowly restarted after 9/11. And that was basically nothing in comparison. In reality airports close to the Ukraine borders are already used by the military flights which take priority over civilian traffic. Main roads leading that way see regular military traffic.

The extra problem with booking the flights is that if there's a nuclear attack, the available options will not be updated immediately - you may book a ghost flight and then again have to fight with everyone else for a place on the new schedule.

Sorry, I don't have a good positive suggestion for transport. But if you really want to make a good plan, I'd check: where to get food directly from the farms in the area (there will be a run on the shops like we've never seen with covid), and where the local underground shelter is (most towns around that area have buildings from the times when bomb shelters were common - you can even see the signage for them sometimes), and... I guess figure out what you'd do in case of temporary martial law.
However most software developers prefer a well documented tool with support and user base.

Heavily licensed software tends to lack the second part of this.
Being able to fix bugs you hit on your own, if push comes to shove, helps too.
Since when are vaccines or has any medical treatment been about “guarantees”?
>>I wish someone would do a similar study for wood plane irons/blades (including their different steel types) versus various grinding techniques,

I think you're looking for the book "Knife Deburring: Science behind the lasting razor edge" by Vadim Kralchuk. The author had a good website, but it appears no more and my cursory web search indicates that he has passed away. He has / had a YouTube channel as well.
It straightens and sharpens the edge, which is likely to improve the shaving experience.

It's unconventional, but I use an abrasive when stropping my straight razor (quarter micron diamond paste), which greatly increases the sharpening effect and reduces the need for other sharpening (traditionally, honing on stones).
Ladle is a drop-in alternative to Storybook
Have you never been a teenager without money ? Lucky you
I think any such attack is likely to set off a snowball effect which would make any destination potentially hazardous.
Lol no ever disc games require patches these days.
A problem is that deciding whether or not a customer was converted from an ad viewer is done by the people you pay for ads. Perhaps the conversion numbers are slightly inflated but in general it’s just really hard to tell. If you show a lot of ads to potential customers then chances are, most people who buy things from you saw your ads. Does that mean they came to you because of the ad? I think even if you had perfect information it would be hard to decide. There is some chance that you just have an added sales tax where you send $6 to each advertiser every time you make a sale. I don’t know how much (eg) google care about deciding whether conversion numbers are correct. But how do they even decide if the numbers are correct and what stops them from being biased towards reporting higher conversion rates?
>efficiently selects the outcome for which the population has the highest willingness to pay

Majority rule does the same, no?
The ones most likely to receive the prize isn't that old yet, also since the DDT scandal they do prefer to wait a bit to hedge on delivering prize before side-effects are known (Often one wishes the ones awarding the peace prize had kept that in mind).
> All those stories of hollowing out an asteroid and turning it into a habitat or generation ship for 50,000 people aren’t looking so prescient. :)

It would be very interesting to figure out how far away we are from the technology to send a "Seed" probe to a large conglomerate asteroid, designed to replicate itself into thousands of builder-bots. Then the builders would slowly but surely turn the asteroid into millions of assembler-chunks consisting of layers of concrete and metal. Then those assemblers would connect to each other, turning into sections of habitat hull.

Basically do it like Mother Nature does it: tiny building blocks that self-assemble into bigger building blocks that self-assemble into bigger building blocks, over and over. In other words, proteins into DNA/lipids/etc, DNA/lipids/etc into organelles, organelles into cells, cells into muscles/organs/etc. Not saying it would be squelchy organic technology, just that the process would look similar from a high level. Maybe it would look like self-assembling Lego!

Seed probe -> Processing-bots -> raw material -> fibrous, metallic, and concrete-like Assemblers -> various types of building blocks.
I'm a boy and I don't see it as sexist. It's just a snarky remark, not a political statement about the male biology.
Surely someone has commentated that “life is short” in one form or another before waitbutwhy, right?

IMO it’s good for these sentiments to be rephrased and restated repeatedly. The reason is that these things have to hit you at the right time and in the right way to make the impact that they’re “supposed to.” The first 999 times someone says life is short, you shrug it off and walk straight into another day in zombie-mode (nothing wrong with that!). But the 1000th time someone says it, and you happen to have just gotten off the phone with your mother telling you she has some illness… that’s the time you need to hear it. So you pack up and move across the country.
AUTHOR: Socrates (469–399 B.C.)

QUOTATION: The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers.

Person who has been teaching for forty years bemoans the youth these days...more at 11.
Wouldn't 0 just be all toes and fingers clenched?
I don't totally understand your point. AlphaFold is great at protein folding, and the main limitation is predicting protein structures with multiple states when protein interactions happen. That's the next task the team is working on (it's the natural next step for biology simulation), and if the team is successful, it will be incredibly valuable (it can easily be the next multibillion dollar business for Alphabet, and a huge improvement in how drug research is done.

I don't see quantum computers anywhere near as close to solving a real problem with drug research as AlphaFold (although I don't argue with the theoritical possibility in the future, but not in the next 5-10 years, where AlphaFold can shine).
If your website is similar to reddit you can try to post it to /r/RedditAlternatives

Also I would recommend to allow to browse it without creating an account - who would sign up to a random website without even knowing what is there?
I think you are underestimating how annoying ads are. I was in a german forum today on my mobile phone and the ads jumped into view for a second and then jumped back out again while I was scrolling. I can't imagine that anyone puts up with this for long. I thought that most people would stay with inferior adblockers but it only takes a couple of such extremely annoying ads to make it through for you to start googling for an improvement.
V3 kills Userscripts (tampermonkey/violentmonkey). You will no longer be able to execute your own code written with your own hands&brain and stored on your own hard drive.
Svante Paabo awarded Nobel Prize 2022 in medicine for study on human evolution
Game Scripting with Logic Programming
I have always considered myself relatively aware of how quickly time goes by, but having a child drove the point home in a way that’s very hard to ignore.

Month-to-month (and sometimes even week-to-week) I see how quickly she grows up, and it’s a bittersweet combination of joy and melancholy.

I also moved back to be near family and am working remotely now. I don’t like where I live at all, and I enjoyed working in the office much more than from my house, but seeing my daughter every morning and being next to family is irreplaceable.

(Although to be fair, I wanted to stay in California and just travel to visit family more frequently; my spouse wanted to physically move next to them. I suppose her solution is better for the planet even if I don’t like it as much.)
It's not just that, it's to enable emulation. I'm not sure how pirated games would fare anyway in an online world nowadays, but getting emulators running is very interesting to me.
We've already had so many newsletter Ask HNs, I'd really like to see more about mailing lists today.

Alas, people are already posting blogs in this thread (so they haven't fallen for the newsletter/mailing list confusion, but are just posting whatever they'd like to push).
Companies should be doing testing to check the efficiency of their ad spending. If they're happy with the Spend/Sales ratio then it is irrelevant whether they pay $x for 1000 impressions->10 real views->1 sale or $x for 10 impressions->10 real views->1 sale.

If they are not doing their homework, that is on them.

And frankly, 90%+ of advertising is a blight on the environment whether it's online or broadcast or physical so who cares.
Me too; my hair is coarse. But I'm too chicken to go against the grain with a straight razor. So I keep a Gilette Mach 3 for the second pass. I get a "baby's bottom" result. I wish I had the guts to try against-the-grain with a straight razor. I have tried across-the-grain for the second pass, with disappointing results.
> The reason people think this is that hydrogen cars, which some had predicted would replace gas cars, turned out not to be very viable.

It's worth always highlighting that Fuel Cell cars were and are better than ICE, they're just not as good as Battery EVs (and they are basically BEVs with a fuel cell range extender, so have no real way to improve without also improving BEVs as well).

If you could wave a wand and replace all ICE and gas hybrids with Fuel Cell cars it would be a good move. Since in reality it involves rolling out a whole infrastructure and there's a better option for cars, it's not the best option. But still better than ICE.

Most of the ill feeling comes from lies about BEVs and attempts to use Hydrogen to just continue business as usual for fossil fuel companies, with Blue Hydrogen.
How’s your retention on 80 books a year? I manage 6 or 7 a year, and they really need time to ruminate.
The tone of this article is weird. On the one hand is the usual emphasis on "bad" Putin, but on the other hand it shows Putin interacting publicly with critics and the elected body as you would want to see in an open society. I'm not saying that Russia is such, just that things don't fit our simple preconceptions.

As for Putin himself, this shows him coming a bit out of his isolation. He used to be aggressive in interacting with the public, but has reportedly become isolated and stale over the past decade. He has also from the beginning leaned more dovish than the norm for the Kremlin. So when he is replaced, as must happen eventually, it will be by someone certainly more energetic and probably more hawkish.

If you are curious about Putin as a person, Mark Galeotti's We Need to Talk about Putin (2019) is a brief, cautious political biography. He has a video up with the same title, that doesn't quite cover the same material. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooUIS9c4zIw)
https://vaers.hhs.gov/data/dataguide.html

"When evaluating data from VAERS, it is important to note that for any reported event, no cause-and-effect relationship has been established. Reports of all possible associations between vaccines and adverse events (possible side effects) are filed in VAERS. Therefore, VAERS collects data on any adverse event following vaccination, be it coincidental or truly caused by a vaccine. The report of an adverse event to VAERS is not documentation that a vaccine caused the event."

"VAERS is a passive reporting system, meaning that reports about adverse events are not automatically collected, but require a report to be filed to VAERS. VAERS reports can be submitted voluntarily by anyone, including healthcare providers, patients, or family members. Reports vary in quality and completeness. They often lack details and sometimes can have information that contains errors."
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Audit: They click 10 ads and buy themselves and then check you compensate them for all 10 sales.
Expiration dates on medicine are largely fictional.
Six-figure artworks, by a San Diego fifth grader
Funny inconsistency indeed. Muon is ~206 times heavier than electron... and it is also unstable :)
I think there was an xkcd comic about the limited time we get to spend with relatives but I can't find it. Can anyone remember the title?
It's an entire (and very popular) waitbutwhy article. I'm skeptical that the story in the tweets even happened.
> Or do you need to give your body the space and time to cure itself?

what does that imply?
The minimum salary is for foreigners on a work visa, not locals.
well currently it blocks youtube ads, if that changes many, many will be moving.
By all means, do read Dostoyevsky. A Writer's Diary, for example. If you want to see where today's russian chauvinism and genocidal war crimes flourished in ideas, that's a place to look.
Same, you can zoom in but you can't zoom out? That's a quick exit from the website.
You're wasting your breath. There is so much "citation needed" going on in this entire comments section it's pathetic. Practically every statement everyone is making is completely unsourced. I expected better when I clicked through.
Microsoft is also exploring the same path with security on Chrome Edge.
I'm scared to know what you may see as mid-budget hobby if you think gaming is cheap.
Indeed, that's mostly why I was asking. Mailing lists would be a bit more novel topic.
Yes it sure is. Interesting, in California in 2020, there was an attempt (Proposition 16) to overturn Proposition 209. It went down in flames, almost 60% against / 40% for.

Prop 209, passed in 1996, "amended the state constitution to prohibit government institutions from considering race, sex, or ethnicity, specifically in the areas of public employment, public contracting, and public education."

If Prop 16 had passed, it would have allowed government agencies to deliberately and explicitly discriminate against people based on immutable characteristics.

The wording from Prop 16's advocates seems to embrace Kendi's punitive stance on using active discrimination to reach some kind of equity goal:

"Despite living in the most diverse state in the nation, white men are still overrepresented in positions of wealth and power in California. Although women, and especially women of color, are on the front lines of the COVID-19 response, they are not rewarded for their sacrifices. Women should have the same chance of success as men.

Today, nearly all public contracts, and the jobs that go with them, go to large companies run by older white men. White women make 80¢ on the dollar. The wage disparity is even worse for women of color and single moms. As a result, an elite few are able to hoard wealth instead of investing it back into communities. Prop. 16 opens up contracting opportunities for women and people of color. "

In 2020 I tried to find data and studies backing the laundry list of assertions but came up empty-handed. The wording seemed very slanted... "older white men"... "single moms"... Certainly there are disparities in society, but we must always consider, objectively, what are the root causes.

Where does it end? Does anybody want an NBA where the makeup of the teams is based on the racial percentages in society, or do people want the best players playing? Do you want the best surgeon or pilot? Absolutely I bet 99% of people on HN want everyone to have equal opportunity; in my experience, in the vast majority of American tech companies (I don't work in healthcare of finanace, etc. so I can't speak to them), if you had 2 equally qualified candidates, and one was a white man and one was a woman or a racial minority or perhaps even not-straight, the white man will usually be the one not getting the job.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_California_Proposition_16
This is like a Scientologist criticizing Jehovahs Witness :)

Okay, since this is HN and not Reddit let me make this post a bit more useful: has anyone tried "mg"? It is an openbsd (?) project that is similar to Emacs on a first glance but even lighter than barebone vim. It is what I use for remote editing instead of vi and nano.

https://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-current/man1/mg.1
That's not my problem. Advertisers are part of the problem, they take in huge sums of money and feed the Google+fb monopoly, without ever knowing how their money is wasted, they "trust" them. There is nothing more opaque than google, the company that controls both the supply and demand of search ads. If you willingly participate in that market,i m sorry, not sorry
So obviously it is better doing nothing since it benefits us??
Oh please. Communism is no more since decades, except in some propaganda that sees it in everything they can't understand. Software doesn't necessarily have to be a boxed product you build and sell like a car or a pair of shoes; it can be a tool to build businesses around services (examples: Apache, MySQL, Node.js, etc), or to be integrated in other bigger products (example: the Linux kernel, Lua, etc). Not to mention that today, with personal data as a valuable asset, you can never fully
trust software that goes online and is not Open Source.
> The case started when Uber pulled all online advertising and discovered barely any drop in app installs or sales.

Uber is a bad example I think. Not only they've been in the news so many times advertising is probably irellevant, there is an actual "natural" ceiling for demand for Uber in an area.

They may have to compete with ads in places where they have competition, but not overall.

> The technology to detect and block bots already exists

Yeah, right. When I close the site because i can't be arsed to look for palm trees in 120x80 photos, I'm a bot.
No, what would be preferable would be a non-racist, objective system where minority groups can have independence and agency. Systems where minorities don’t have to appeal to the tastes of panels of white people in order to advance. Instead of a system of managed racism where white people create carefully curated collections of minorities, like Apple’s goddamn App Store.
How do such terrible studies get funded, let alone published, let alone written up as articles? What a huge waste of everyones (including reads') time.
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