skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The title is clickbaity and he talks really slowly, still worth watching IMHO. He gets by on one meal a day of 1500 calories. His aim is lifespan prolongation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR1FCJS8DoM
It's both free and open source (https://github.com/utmapp/UTM). You can pay 10$ to get automatic updates, which IMHO is a very fair price and you are helping support the project.
Majority of geothermal enery comes from the decay of radioactive isotopes. It's not renewable, but there will be enough heat for millions of years.
Not even Angela Davis was totally opposed to prisons. She just thought they were for counterrevolutionaries rather than ordinary criminals.
I've always been a bit suspicious of clean apps for mac, maybe because there was a notorious scammy one that pushed doddgy adverts everywhere.

There's now a pretty good mac clean up tool built in to macos. From the apple menu: About This Mac -> Storage -> Manage...

It breaks down the file system in various ways, one of which is developer files where you can clean build folders and caches, uninstall SDKs and a few other things
I switched to weed completely and minimized that.
It helped that weed does not work with me when I had even a little alcohol.

I don't have the urge to drink at all anymore and avoid it completely. I also hate the feeling of an alcohol buzz, even after a beer. Completely deprogrammed :)
Since capitalism is strongly opposed to just giving money to people so they can sustain themselves actual real world needs to make up excuses to provide for people.

One method is criminalizing behaviors of the poor so you can lock them up to have an excuse to provide them with food and shelter for free.

It has additional benefit that you have excuse to give additional money to law enforcement, justice system and prison system for their economically unproductive activity.

US prison system is just effed up welfare system for a country that hates welfare but needs welfare.
Liberal Democratic Fragility
My argument on why liberal democracy has frailties that it needs to overcome if it wishes to survive as a meaningful concept.
> Those being proper sleep, stress management, and exercise (cardio && strength).

And being obese impacts all those things. Sure if you are slightly overweight, then _maybe_ diet isn't at the top of the list of things to care about.

But if you are obese, suddenly sleeping well becomes harder because you are more likely to have sleep apnea. You are more likely to have low testosterone making exercise harder to recover from. Being obese means you are more likely to injure yourself when exercising as well. There's probably a link between obesity and stress as well.

All these things are linked, to dismiss diet as minutiae is not the right approach. If you are obese, you should almost definitely think about you diet and not dismiss it (among other things of course).
You mean like (quasi-)forced arbitration, as spear headed by the US.

Let's be honest the US has sold out the mental, physical and economic well being of most of it's populations for the benefit of a handful of especially wealthy citizens. Worse it wasn't even done with long term geo political benefits or anything like that in mind, actually the opposite if anything. I.e. just pure greed.
Well, paid parking, among other things is a way of managing a scarce resource of public parking spots.
These scam apps are literally #1 in the App Store. The filter ist practically useless, if not outright harmful in this case.
How do you do this specifically? Do you use some kind of bridging software or do you make a shim for each plugin that loads Wine on the fly?
Some obvious points in there, but overall solid advice. It's always good to stick to the foundations.
I feel the main problem wouldn't be this (if you handle quotes to show in a tree view then surely you can handle replies in a tree view to show quotes in a firehose).

However, the main issue is that when you can quote multiple comments (when you are in a firehose view) you tend to send a single post for multiple replies; I have no idea how that could be shown in the tree view.

Essentially a firehose is a superset of a tree structure, if your unit is a post.
Build them in wealthy hoods.
Came to say the same thing. Could be the start of a decent 3.5k word feature.
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The author makes some good points, although it seems ironic to me that he invokes the authority of The Great Feynman to re-enforce them. A couple of thoughts:

> Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts

It seems a stretch to use this to justify "nobody knows anything". Its seems to me that Feynman wasn't saying that he believed that experts are ignorant, but that part of his belief system included the possibility that experts are fallible.

> Receive science as a set of facts. We are sometimes given advice and told that it comes from “the science”, as if it settled anything.

In principle yes, but in practice you often just have to learn some stuff and accept it. Almost no-one can verify a scientific domain from first principles - there just isn't time in a person's career or life. Instead you understand things to a certain level of abstraction and trust that the stuff below that is well-founded. But yes, good scientists stay curious and sceptical about the stuff they don't know.

There was a lot "follow the science" during the pandemic w/r/t vaccination and masks and, while in principle I appreciate the author's point, attempting to create a more facts-based public policy will necessitate trusting that some facts are true without demonstrating the validity of the stuff upon which they rest.

> Paul Graham puts it well: To be a successful scientist it’s not enough just to be right. You have to be right when everyone else is wrong. Conventional-minded people can’t do that.

I'd argue that pg's definition of "successful" here is something like "famous" or "paradigm breaking". But there are very, very many scientists who are being successful by grinding away at expanding the frontiers of knowledge, piece by piece. They're not being "right when everyone else is wrong", but they're doing successful science.
Interesting option. It's all about the cost and efficiencies in the end.

Converting electricity into heat and then back into electricity is a lossy process that is constrained by the second law of thermodynamics. Basically generating heat is easy and efficient. But converting it back to electricity is typically less than 50% efficient. Basically, it's several energy conversions in one process: you use electricity to produce heat, heat to produce mechanical energy, and then mechanical energy to produce electricity. All of those steps are lossy, some more than others. And it multiplies. It adds up to less than 50% efficiency, at best.

Lithium ion batteries are much better at over 90% efficiency. But they are relatively expensive for large amounts of storage. So they don't scale. But they have no moving parts and you can scale the capacity at which they absorb and release energy pretty much linearly. Which is why they are popular for balancing the grid.

Pumped hydro, which is a type of battery that has a relatively large amount of deployed capacity in some countries (many gwh of power stored) is both efficient and cost effective. But it's highly dependent on terrain. Yet parts of Canada run almost exclusively on hydro and pumped hydro.
> There is no one-size-fits-all.

> The one-size-fits-all solution: Eat healthy (most of the time), sleep well, rest, exercise, manage stress..
You're literally addicted to alcohol. Perhaps that realisation is enough to cause your brain to take it more seriously?

I was never really addicted but I used to drink a lot and have been teetotal now for 3 years. The best thing for me was to find alternatives. You have to consider it a lifestyle change. What can you do differently in the evening that won't make you want to drink? Consider non-alcoholic alternatives like tea/coffee (decaffeinated) or rooibos/infusions etc. and when you are out non-alcoholic drinks like mocktails, lime soda etc.
I once used this for a while :-) Thx!
Help for mental health issues.
All known software patents that cover Opus are licensed under royalty-free terms.

However, Fraunhofer and Dolby are apparently thinking that they are holding patents that are relevant for Opus. It will be interesting to see what these patents are.
Blender: Wayland Support on Linux
These people believe that there is corruption in politics and politics in the workplace.

But for some reason they think that corruption in the justice system is impossible. Usually they think the same about assosiated organisations like FBI

That's during a conflict with Russia, a country where all power was seized by internal security services
Sadly, I must offer a correction, my positive memories of AIM are because for later usage I was actually using alternative clients like DeadAIM and pidgin.
It's more like a government oversight in food industry: you're free to reap the benefits, but if you get too many complaints you'll be shagged by a hefty fine.
I wonder if ATM machines should have a keyboard cooling function to erase thermal signatures, immediately after each customer session.
> This is always stated as something bad, but perhaps the US is a violent society

Either they are overly violent or overly incarcerating people, both are "something bad"
You're the one who brought up comparing the contents instead of just the types and pointers. The first pair of goalposts was the fixed size comparison of the (type, pointer) bits of the string object reference, the second pair of goalposts was the variable length and arbitrarily long contents including the bits that the two different string pointers refer to.

The bits of a structure containing a string don't also include the contents of the string itself.
The advice for quitting non-problematic drinking is "just stop", so at the point where someone is asking for help I think it's worth taking a bit more seriously.

I also interpreted his timeframe uncharitably closer to: "I haven't drank for two weeks, ignoring all previous data, therefore my pattern is 'i don't drink for weeks at a time'" because that's a trick I play on myself in many scenarios, and in certain states of mind I half believe myself no matter how ridiculous it is.
Where I moved five years ago, drinking is the social activity by default. I had a lot of fun the first years in pubs and parties in general and it helped a lot for improving my language skills and social network (and gave me some embarrasing memories too. Cé la vie). At some point, I started to feel simply tired of the sensation of being drunk and the health problems it produces in all terms but I kept going. I stopped drinking that much naturally after finding a sport activity (climbing which I am devoted to now) that kept me grounded and motivated for taking care of my health in order to perform better. So, my advice is: Find some physical activity that motivates you and use as the reason for avoid drinking. If temptation arises, just think on the aweful training session you are gonna have due to the hungover and all that.

(My advice comes from the assumption that you don't have a serious pathologic adiction to alcohol. If that was the case, seek help from a profesional)
You rarely hear the average person questioning consensus beliefs from experts in the 'hard' science / engineering fields (with notable exceptions, eg. climate science/evolution, but there are obvious incentives involved). Social sciences and economics seem to be the exact opposition, where there are rarely notable consensus opinions, and 'experts' are routinely questioned.

It makes sense, though, since expert opinion from the social sciences often relates directly to how people implement their lives. If the average person relied on the expert advice from physicists, they'd probably question that as well. So, the more directly relevant an 'expert's advice, the more it is questioned, as a matter of course.
Similar here. I was drinking in the evening to dial myself down though.

I hated being drunk or hangover, so I drank little but often (usually around 1 drink almost daily). Once I started with meds I figured out it was more of a habit so I switched to 0% beers and it worked like a charm.

It seems that I enjoy cool, slightly bitter carbonated drink more than alcohol content in it and alcohol was self-medication.
Is this a recent change? I did have Mass Effect Legendary Edition (which was also through origin) up and running a few months ago thanks to Lutris. And I did get NFS Heat through Steam and it also boots up Origin and seems to work okay.

I would check out Lutris if you haven't. The Sims 4 is popular and so someone helpfully created an install script to get it running with Lutris:

https://lutris.net/games/the-sims-4/
I have already seen some ATMs that shuffle the numbers on the numberpad around for each PIN entry. It is inconvenient for muscle memory, but prevents this kind of attack.
If the prototype extensions were scoped to modules, that would be really nice.

```js

// moduleA.js

Object.defineProperty(Array, "flatten", ...)

export Array

// moduleB.js

import { Array } from "moduleA"

console.log([[1],[2]].flatten())

```
Honestly, I wouldn’t think all these years later I’d be reading up how Wine works. I’m more surprised about how interesting I found it.
> I cannot show her my cool new toys

My partner would be happy if I could not tell her or show her the cool stuff I work on :P.
Possibly the ThinkPad X13s is what you're after? Or laptops don't count (I guess you did say desktop).

If your definition of PC is "runs Windows" there's a business reason Apple silicon doesn't.

It's rumoured to be because Microsoft made a deal with Qualcomm: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/11/22/microsoft-qualcomm-arm-...

So if you want to buy (or build...) an arm PC with Windows then as of today it had to come with a Qualcomm SOC.

So I think the TL;DR answer for your question is really "because Qualcomm aren't super interested in the desktop market".

I think there are now some "mini PCs" but they are not internally expandable etc.

There are no major technical blockers to slapping a Qualcomm dev kit in a desktop case but the experience is not gonna be that great.
China asked Elon Musk not to sell Starlink within the country
I don't think many non-technical managers hang out here.
Employees are not the only vector for exploitation and democratizing a corporation does not change that.
Let's follow the money.

The "thinktank" pushing criminalizing homelessness (from the article) is the Cicero Institute [1]. Here is their July 2022 update gloating about their anti-homelessness lobbying [2]. The Cicero Institute is the pet project for the predictably awful politics of billionaire Joe Lonsdale (eg [3][4][5]), co-founder of Palantir and General Partner and presumptive owner of 8VC who funds many companies [6].

My point is it's not quite accurate to say private prisons are lobbying for this. Their owners are.

For those unfamiliar, lobbying firms often write the legislation they push [7][8][9]. At the Federal level, lobbyists are often former Senators and Congressmen. Why? Part of this racket is that by tradition they retain "floor privileges" to their former body (as well as their relationships with sitting members). Yes, a lobbyist former Senator is allowed on the Senate floor.

It's worth noting that only about 6.5% of the US prison population [10] are in private prisons. Private prisons are still awful but they're symptomatic of a larger problem. Politicians love prisons for their districts not only because of jobs but because prisoners count for population for apportionment and redistricting but cannot vote. As an example, Alabama used $400m in Covid relief funds to build prisons [11].

The US loves to incarcerate people for long periods for minor offenses. A big part of this is creating a pool of forced labor (eg [12][13]). This is slavery economics.

This is capitalism.

[1]: https://ciceroinstitute.org/

[2]: https://ciceroinstitute.org/july2022update/

[3]: https://techcrunch.com/2022/01/03/vc-joe-lonsdales-tweets-ab...

[4]: https://www.theguardian.com/money/2021/oct/28/us-tech-invest...

[5]: https://www.opensecrets.org/donor-lookup/results?name=joe+lo...

[6]: https://www.8vc.com/companies

[7]: https://www.npr.org/sections/itsallpolitics/2013/11/11/24397...

[8]: https://www.usatoday.com/pages/interactives/asbestos-sharia-...

[9]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylomy1Aw9Hk

[10]: https://www.sentencingproject.org/publications/capitalizing-...

[11]: https://www.splcenter.org/news/2022/07/01/alabama-diverts-40...

[12]: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-03-29/Slavery-is-alive-and-k...

[13]:https://innocenceproject.org/13th-amendment-slavery-prison-l...
I dont know, it seems to me that what you add to your body is more important than how you use it. Body has its own homeostasis , but food is external stimulus. Plus, the timing of eating is a way to manage the physical exercise of your gut muscles and the diurnal/sleep cycle
Alcohol taxes are notoriously high in Northern countries. Very deliberate policies were put in place that resulted in that state of things, often in order to curb an issue (alcoholism) that tends to be more common in colder and harsher environments.
I'd say the most important thing is jumping to definitions. That's not terribly useful for standalone documents, but I use markdown for general note taking and it allows me to easily link other relevant notes. With that come a bunch of benefits, like autocomplete, finding all references, renaming/refactoring, hover preview, etc.

Other editors implement this specifically for markdown (i.e. Obsidian), but not needing to switch programs, as well as just having one set of motions/keyboard shortcuts has made a big difference in workflow for me.
There are also a lot of other surprising benefits of treating raw text the same as code. I started using auto-completion with user defined snippets when writing Documentation (makes it much faster to integrate code blocks, tables, etc).

Many (if not all) of these things can be done in other ways, but I think it all just fits very well together and I enjoy that workflow tremendously.
It's sponsored by Google and USA based.
I used to drink a lot of beer. I went to the pub regularly, beer festivals every year, always had bottled beer in the house and did home brew. Oddly, since going teetotal a few years ago I can't stand the smell or taste of beer any more. Even walking past a pub sometimes I find the smell revolting. I'm not sure if I've "unacquired" the taste or maybe I just associate that smell/taste with being out, drunk and feeling terrible.
A big turning point for me was reading Code Complete, by Steve McConnell. A lot of things "clicked" for me from reading that book, more so than any other.
Up to a certain limit until hospitals are saturated, as the quantity of healthcare cannot go negative.
Here are two considerations:

- Try to drink for the taste, not to became wasted. Try to sense the flavour of what you're drinking. I don't think that 12 cans of whatever you drank was so fantastic that you enjoyed all of them. I have plenty of bottles of wine and beers at home, but I rarely drink more than a glass. Also, when you start looking for the taste, you'll discover that good bottles are way more expensive and you want to enjoy drinking them.

- I've only quit smoking, so I can tell what worked for me. I read a book ("it's easy to stop smoking if you know how to do that"), that convinced me that the cigarettes were giving me nothing. We all have excuses to smoke, but in reality they're just excuses. We don't even like that, we only have to think our first cigarette to remind how bad it was. The book goes deep into this topic and actually convinces you that it's better to not smoke, but you must NEVER smoke a cigarette ever again, so that's what I did, and I am happily non-smoking since 15 years. I reccomend you to go this path if you don't want to drink, ever, again. But it doesn't seem the case because you want to continue drinking socially.
“ 9. Don't over engineer (YAGNI)” - Argh, this one could have saved me so much time in the past…
Have you ever been involved in litigation? I have and it would have saved me a year of bullshit an $100k of legal fees if the contract I was litigating had a forced arbitration clause.
Sharpest Earth-based images of Europa and Ganymede reveal their icy landscapes
Which neither side supports fully. So now you're paying a software dev to integrate the two. And of course, they're not going to get recurring events implemented correctly, especially when some events are exceptions due to holidays or other scheduling conflicts.
Might have a problem with fire resistance.
While I’m glad people can run around as giant titty furry avatars if they want to, I would say this looks pretty terrible.
The blockers are that x86 AMD and Intel machine are hard to beat and software just works better on x86.

With linux you might be partially ok, but with Windows you are not ok.