skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That will work with many cactus but not saguaro. They must be started from seed and the large ones can be well over 100 years old.

(source: I moved and planted saguaro professionally for like 5 years).

Another note (in case anyone is interested). I experimented a lot with germinating saguaro seed back in those days and found a method that produces high germination rates.

I fermented the seed within the crushed fruit with a little sugar and water for a week or so. Then dried the pulp and extracted the seed. Then put the seeds in a water bottle with a handful of sand. Then put water in the bottle and shook it vigorously for 10 minutes or so. Then poured it out and dried it. I planted the dried sand/seed together because it was hard to separate out the tiny seeds. Plant very shallow. Mist several times a day and keep the tiny seedlings well shaded with filtered light.

Small saguaro need a "nurse plant" i.e. they will start under a bush with filtered light, and by the time they are big enough to poke through they can handle full sun (4 or 5 years).

I think this method somewhat duplicates passing through an animals digestive tract, then the action of being tumbled over rock and sand during torrential seasonal rain.
Exactly the same things you should to be healthy when young. Get exercise, eat healthy.
John Boyd wrote a paper about air combat, "Aerial Attack Study". Boyd was never defeated in air-air training combat.

http://www.ausairpower.net/JRB/boydaerialattack.pdf

There's also the classic Dicta Boelcke:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dicta_Boelcke
If Bungie and Ubisoft would just allow Proton capability, they'd get money back.
I don't think "reduced freedom" was the intention with "microservices" in that their contract was the network boundary. That said, I am 100% on-board with microservices made $x more frustrating because deploying a service is one thing, managing and upgrading it is a whole other can of worms
He bet 10k into 11.7k, she clicked it back to 20k, he shoved covering her 129k total to start the turn.
https://www.poder360.com.br/eleicoes2022/apuracao/
People got upset and president fled from the country. How would you suggest it should be handled?

I think Ukraine handled it almost perfectly:

A temporary government was formed. Two democratic elections were held since. Each resulted in a new president being elected.

You could echo Russian talking points and call it undemocratic coup. But Ukraine undeniably returned back to stable democracy within a year. For a corrupt ex-soviet country, that's pretty damn impressive.
Fly-though of layers of an Intel 22-nm processor reconstructed from X-ray scans
> The person Carlsen accused of cheating has a documented and admitted history of it.

So what? Just because someone has cheated in the past does not in any way prove that they've cheated in this particular case. It only proves they've cheated in the past. Is it suspicious? Sure. But any accusations of cheating are still pure speculation.

> Officials literally found weights inside the fish. Both of those are in this story.

And I specifically mentioned this in my comment.
> Off topic: I've downvoted you about five times today, and I really ought to explain why. You have good content

You don't, so I don't see the relevance of your opinion about how I ought to write good content.

Write things your way, and I'll write them my way.

At its best, this site is for writing good content, not spelling flames and personal attacks on nonconformists for being weird. Nonconformists being weird is why we have computers and the internet in the first place.
I also support diversity statements when they are about the only type of diversity that matters - intellectual diversity.

Join me in making equal far-right representation on all campuses a reality.

(Only the 'join me' in the above is sarcasm)
What is the cost at whatever the opposite of peak is called?
How in the world is giving money back a bad look. I swear some of the people here are working backwards from their already concluded “she’s a cheater” and twisting anything they can to fit it. It’s wild to see, as someone with zero stake in it either way, but a cheater would not give the money back when asked.
Sonoran desert resident here. Not to be rude, but your comment is informed by some common misconceptions about the desert and cacti that would be cleared up by reading the very good article linked here.

It's a common misconception that the desert is barren with scarce vegetation. Saguaro habitat can include areas which are almost continuously vegetated, including palo verde and mesquite trees and all manner of grasses, shrubs and smaller cacti. There's a good pic in the article of an unburned area that shows this (about 1/3 down the page). Even in less vegetated areas, seasonal rains can cause bursts of growth that then dry out and fuel fires. Certain invasive species exacerbate this issue, as mentioned in the article.

1-2 foot chunks sectioned from a saguaro trunk will quickly die. The plant's "spongy interior" mentioned in the article will dry out if cut like this. Mature cactus can be transplanted but require special care and support as it takes a long time for them to get rooted. I'm not sure if saguaro arms or larger sections can be transplanted independently as "cuttings". Even if it's technically possible its not common as the mature plants are extremely slow growing and relatively fragile. There are also some state laws around removal and destruction of saguaros that would likely restrict a plan like this.
Given that he's actively encouraged more destruction of the Amazon rainforest it's in the best interests of everyone on earth that Bolsonaro go away.
You can follow the same steps in Linux as you did for macOS too (OBS is also available for Linux, in fact that how I personally run OBS).

The reason the Linux instructions are more verbose is because Linux also supports writing directly to a virtual camera via the command line. Something that’s not so easy to do with macOS. So you can save yourself a lot of lag and system resources by doing so rather than using OBS.
> Think of it as a ratio(+) not percentages so

> Flour 100 parts, water 66 parts and so on

> (+) because that is what it is

It is! But it's a ratio to a standard 100 … and that's literally what a percentage is ("per centum" = "by the hundred").
“Little Scandinavia”: A small piece of Norway in an American prison
Being proficient in English was seen as being among the elite in the colonial era.

This results in a premium being placed on complicated and convoluted phrases. Like in legal documents. This seems to be prevalent in the former British colonies in Africa too.
Wasn't there some discussion on "the tribe of day you post doesn't matter" ? Because I feel like that would fly in the face of that.

(IE: assuming more Americans are in hn, you would want to pay at the American hours and get more votes over a shorter amount of time)
The Sensing Water-Saving Shower Head Debuts
> Large swaths of people over consuming?

why do you feel this indicates anything behind what it is, "Keeping up with the joneses".

Large swaths of people do strange things with their money on a regular basis :

- State Lotto tickets

- people visiting casinos

Individuals are not the "source" of the problems, group think, media, etc encourage it. Just because my neighbour has a new car doest mean i need one too?

Back to the core point, the US does have a bias towards overconsumption. During the financial crisis Stimulus packages were issued to "encourage spending"

https://www.thebalancemoney.com/stimulus-checks-3305750

DEFINITION

A stimulus check is a direct payment made by the government to its citizens. Unlike tax credits, which come as deductions from taxes owed during tax filing, stimulus checks are designed to give immediate relief to taxpayers and encourage stability and spending during an economic downturn.
Interesting. I don't work in defense / aero, but that seems plausible. Stealth aircraft are optimized to reduce cross section from certain perspectives. Front, bottom, and oblique are pretty good, iirc, while rear and side are harder to optimize. Not sure about top. I would think it would reflect most energy away from tracking radar unless an active seeker was coming in from higher altitude (in which case you are already toast).

Combined with some sort of chaff/decoy release, I could see this causing the seeker's kalman filter or whatnot choosing to go after the return which stayed on the same trajectory with the same signature.

Without a decoy, or with smart enough seekers (eg combined mm wave with IR), I think you are probably still going to be hit.
> Finding evidence is very difficult.

That doesn't make it right to accuse people of cheating without any evidence beyond "well a _normal_ person wouldn't have done something like this, so they must be cheating!".
I think the only problem is chastising a cartoon from the 60s targeted to kids for not including some sort of crusade as the current fads demands.
I don't know what's going on with posting a substack link of which Logto is merely one bullet point but: https://github.com/logto-io/logto#readme

and the prior mentions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=logto.io

https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=github.com/logto-io
Running a mini pc like the Minisforum UM560/UM580 at full tilt is equivalent to running an incandescent light bulb.
Sure, but that's failure due to not getting the business requirements right. If the code had been hastily thrown together with no regard for process it's hard to believe it would've produced a better outcome.
Python 3 Is Killing Python (2014)
Direct link to what this looks like:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joschuck/matrix-webcam/mai...
Valve put a whole lot of work over several years into making that possible (including the failed Steam Machines).
All I could relate to out of that was “coffee” and “gardenia”. There are experts on every subject - the depth of human knowledge is awesome!
> Giving the money back is also a bad look.

I wouldn’t read too much into this, it can be either.

I’ve given back money during disputes just to avoid drama and because I was certain one way or another the money would come back to me anyway.
Real reason for K-pop success: hire the best Swedish pop songwriters in the world and give them carte blanche to create any crazy songs they want. Same with Korean car companies and hiring the best German and Italian designers. Start with money, import talent, then cut them loose.
> Japan has been stuck in stagnation and a "silent depression"

I think that's what's in store for us here in Europe anyway.

We have no reasonable young workforce anymore (in term of numbers, that is), the competitive advantage provided by cheap Russian energy is gone forever, we didn't really get on the IT bandwagon, or, more exactly we slipped off it by the late 2000s (I'd say), the euro is not the world reserve currency and I could add some more. I honestly fail to see how Europe can avoid Japan's fate when it comes to its economy.
This is absolutely critical to achieve sustainable development in large code bases. However, it is also important to know how to pick your battles.

Make the change easy with the critical path and core of the system. But sometimes, especially along the periphery, the right choice is to just make the change and be okay with perpetuating a bad pattern, if it is going to bring disproportionate business value quickly. The key is knowing when to take one approach or the other.
you’re insane if you think there’s no proof in the chess and poker. you have no basis to make the judgement and are yet another arm chair expert on HN. Robbi is a liar. she embellished her career, and her poker game. there’s no way any player would give the money back after a “bad” play like that. she can’t even talk about the hand — she doesn’t remember her cards correctly. the list of tells is endless if you have any depth of knowledge in the game.
They were trying to make sure the country I live in (which has more than 1 significant "traditional" minority) does not partition along ethnic lines by instituting differentiated treatment on the basis of ethnicity.

But thanks for bringing your bullshit, unapplicable anglo concepts to the entire world. We really appreciate it every time.
Her call is good even if she knows his hand. Amazingly good, since almost no players have ever called with jack high, no draw. Ever.

I think if she cheated (I don't have any strong opinions on whether she did), that her signal was binary. It makes the most sense given her actions, and inability to explain them.

Buzzer that buzzes when "you have the best hand right now" makes a lot of sense and is easy for a bad player to understand.

It's a coin flip, but she's 55% favorite unless she knows the discarded/dead cards. If she knows them, she has 47% equity which makes her call very profitable given the pot size of 40k.

This is basic "pot odds" or EV calculation, I encourage you to do it.

If she didn't know his exact hand, her play is unspeakably bad. She has virtually zero equity against Garrett's range here. He's holding one of the two or three hands she can beat given his line. Most of his bluffs are crushing her.
200 years ago the western world reacted with magnitude 9 to the thought of an independent woman or African American, or a homosexual. Shockingly some westerners still do. While we've moved further towards a post-scarcity world, forced artificial scarcity to prop up 200-year-old economic models has become problematic. Perhaps you now have this potential access to more "luxury"(education, healthcare, housing, transport, communication), but no way to actually afford it without massive debt. You end up with a lot of people feeling insecurity about their future & the end goal of society as a whole.
“ “It is the emotional register that accounts for the Pavlovian alacrity with which we attend to our devices and the digital flows for which they are a portal,” I observed in 2017. “

Stroke your own dick harder. You lost me at this nonsense.
It's not a Crown court and he's not being accused of a crime - it doesn't haven't to be beyond all reasonable doubt. If someone's acting weird at your event you can just go off your gut if you want to - your event.
> Never tried Stadia; _even though_ I got their controller & chrome cast 4k for free in some promo offer!

As I understand it, the Stadia controller can be used like a wired USB game controller on a PC.
I think I’ve seen a number thrown around where Google doesn’t like businesses making less than a billion in revenue.

According to this, 2021 electronic sales of movies totaled $737M. https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=...
> I've read a few of these threads now, and not once have I seen any actual, real, explicit evidence for cheating.

You usually don't get these with elections either, unless the cheaters are lazy and just add 1000 votes in a 100 citizen area. Usually, you'll see weird things that are very implausible which will lead to investigations, i.e. a perceived battle ground state going 99:1 to one side. It's possible, there's no clear evidence of cheating (yet), but it's extremely unlikely.
What was said is not actually true of Rust.
Ok, that's good for a U.S. centric view. Do you know that every medical device manufactured in China, for use in China meets the same requirements? Same for India, Russia, etc. The U.S. isn't the world and I'd be surprised if Linux weren't in use in some critical systems around the world that would be shocking for U.S. experts on those types of systems.
I think that's hyperbolic. Evidence doesn't have to be concrete or prove anything. It just has to convince a reasonable person that the thing being claimed may have happened.

But, I have yet to see any evidence besides Carlson's claims of cheating. I'm not even looking for "how", but I'd like to at least hear what Carlson thought was so strange in the match that it could imply cheating.

Him showing up for a single play of a rematch and then quitting after the first move seems mostly like a tantrum.

I'd be much not sympathetic to something like "these 4 moves we're so it of the ordinary that I can't see a way he would have taken them besides computer assistance"
That may be true.

I’m just basing it on what I’ve read on Twitter.

I have not read a random sample.

There are plenty pros (as shown in the linked list) who are not convinced more than 50% that she cheated.

Given the circumstances, I doubt there will be a smoking gun unless someone confesses. As such, I think it’s really tough to fully rule out either side of the discussion.
statistical analysis of Hans play indicates he’s cheating, especially against Magnus’ style. your comments indicate you lack any depth in poker or chess.
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What is “healthspan”?
If you miss a few elections, you get put into a blacklist and can't get a passport, work for the government and a few other things.

However, the fine for missing an election is ridiculous. It's something like 1 dollar. If you don't want to vote, you can stay at home and then pay this fine, but there is a caveat: 100% of this fine's value goes to Fundo Eleitoral, which is a fund managed by the parties and meant to be used for their publicity. In other words: you put money in an instrument that's probably corrupt.
Faith in the athletic sprit of fair play and may the best win probably never existed.

"...Anonymous surveys done after elite athletics events in 2011, in which 57% of competitors admitted doping compared to under 4% in WADA test results..."
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/aug/29/sport-doping-s...

"...In addition, of the 81 different riders who finished in the top-10 of the Tour de France during this period, 65% have been caught doping, admitted to blood doping, or have strong associations to doping and are suspected cheaters. ..."
https://www.businessinsider.com/lance-armstrong-doping-tour-...

"...For a nearly year Serena Williams was allowed 'Therapeutic Use Exemptions' (TUEs) which involved LOTS of steroids. Date for use/Date given/Substance

Oct 2010 - Mar 2011/23 Dec/Hydromorphone
Dec 2010/23 Dec/Oxycodone
Nov 27-Dec 1 2010/23 Dec/Methylprednisolone
12-19 Mar 2014/13th Mar/Prednisone
21-30 Mar 2014/2 Apr/Prednisone
7-21 May 2014/8 May/Prednisone
10-17 Nov 2014/3 Dec/Prednisone, Oxycodone
5-10 June 2015/8 Jun/Prednisolone
https://www.tennis.com/news/articles/tandon-a-closer-look-at...
Sometimes 'Enhanced Tracking Protection' built into Firefox can break sites too. Click on the shield in the URL bar to toggle.
That COOK request is taking "I am the one who knocks" to a privileged level, yeah B*! :)
Standard incident response structure - but you get to play with hours and responsibility a bit more. eg I'm going to a gig on Saturday, can you watch the #alerts-outage channel?

All of the major SaaS providers have good blog posts and documents on this process. You don't need to automate and build in rostering and shit, just have a Slack channel like #on-call that says "@dave is watching outages, shift finishes at 9AM and hands over to @jess" then at 9AM @jess ack's, and posts the same message with the person who plans to take over next. It's the person who's currently on-call's responsibility to find a replacement if the other person doesn't show up*.

The main issue you'll have is rostering. If you're super early stage, everyone will be happy to do this. Once you have 10-20 employees though, you'll need to distribute this in a fair way so you don't burn anyone out - and make an exceptions process that everyone agrees to (eg @tu worked until 3AM last night on feature for customer X, @sam will take over for them).

* only do this with people who are seniors and are comfortable with having candid conversations, and won't martyr themselves.
You just have to file a note explaining that you could not vote -- we call it "justifying the (non-) vote" / "justificar o voto". As of the current election, the it can be done on a mobile app.
You get a R$ 3,51 fine, around US$ 0.65.
in this case, the data are not merely problematic, but actually relevant to the study's conclusion. excluding those data is certainly more confounding than including them, because those data are relevant to the conclusion of the study.

Imagine if you did a study on whether air bags in automobiles reduced fatalities, and excluded 'problematic' data involving cases where the occupants were injured by the air bag.
It seems to be intended just as a common-sense reminder that fast growth has to eventually slow/stop due to market saturation.

It's not strictly true though since the market itself can grow so your sales could still double or more from a level that had represented 50% of the market at some time in the past.
I'm willing to help you, but only if you want it done yesterday.
Personally I'd be more concerned that people don't know that IQ tests are not a measure of intelligence, and that anyone who's claiming that differences in IQ across racial lines are evidence of racial intelligence differences is attempting to launder some racist bullshit.
> The presumption that people don't call with JX is a weird one, unless you have never played poker before.

This assertion belies your mistakes. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, I think you're talking about playing J4 preflop. It's pretty bad, but whatever, people do it all the time. And of course they can win with it.

They don't usually rely on calling a $109k bluff on the turn with jack high to win, though.

> unless you have never played poker before.

I was a professional player before they shut down the big 3 online sites.

Also you're calling out a whole lot of top professional players with that statement.
> The person Carlsen accused of cheating has a documented and admitted history of it.

So what? He was 16 yo kid who did a stupid thing playing online. How exactly does that relate to top-level over the board tournament with anti-cheating measures which organizers deemed sufficient to stop cheating? So far there is nothing but allegations.
This is doubly frustrating when the spec explicitly says CSP shouldn't interfere with bookmarklets.

> Policy enforced on a resource SHOULD NOT interfere with the operation of user-agent features like addons, extensions, or bookmarklets.

https://www.w3.org/TR/CSP/#extensions
How did you learn Lisp? I'm a newbie programmer* and started with SICP but found the exercises too challenging and switched to K&R and Stroustrup.

*many years writing python spaghetti to accomplish personal tasks, just now trying to build an employable foundation..
Does it truly contain all these texts? It seems more like it can generate any of these texts, but they are (obviously) not pre-generated and stored anywhere.

If we consider only lowercase non accentuated English characters and a few additional basic chars (space.,? etc), let's say 30 base characters, we are looking at 30^3200 combinations. Which is a number made of 4727 digits. Estimated number of atoms in the universe is 10^80. So basically nothing compared to this 30^3200.

Them claiming copyright over this would be a bit silly as the texts don't truly exist but only have the potential to be generated.
"Python 3 is easily the worst thing to happen to the Python community. "
Not of OTB cheating which is another thing entirely.
That's not actually the point of a computer. The point of computers was to accelerate and augment, not valet. Perhaps one day they will be smart enough to do that, but right now they are still just bicycles for the mind (as per an old computer ad).

Knowing how to store, organise and retrieve information, regardless of what system is used (including computers, file cabinets and archive rooms) is a skill that doesn't just magically appear in your brain, you have to actually observe, trial or classically learn about it to make use of it. It used to be through day-to-day tasks and a growth in responsibilities when growing up that people got that skill semi-automatically, but that is no longer the case.
Please don't spread conspiracy theories.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/no-lyme-diease-is-not-...