skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Especially when the manufacturers are proven to be criminal enterprises with a mind boggling list of crimes, as well as other blatant competing interests let alone in govt institutions...

Quote from the article below:

'Dr. Marcia Angell, a physician and longtime Editor in Chief of the New England Medical Journal (NEMJ), which is considered to another one of the most prestigious peer-reviewed medical journals in the world, makes her view of the subject quite plain:

“It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take no pleasure in this conclusion, which I reached slowly and reluctantly over my two decades as an editor of the New England Journal of Medicine” (source)" '

https://www.globalresearch.ca/editor-in-chief-of-worlds-best...
Wine on Windows would be great for running some 90s Windows video games.
I think you're using a different definition of 'problem'. Maybe a better word is 'goal'. The point is: you have to know why you are doing something.
> Software patents, and patents in general, are a plague on the industry [...]

The article is specifically about hardware and excludes software:

The planned Opus program will focus on hardware devices and will not be directed towards open-source software, applications, services, or content
The links that I posted are very much official. They are both projects of ukranian embassy in Prague. All the money will be used for direct weapons purchase.

Again this is official project by the ukranian government (https://czechia.mfa.gov.ua/cs/news/sbirka-na-podporu-ukrajin..., https://mil.in.ua/en/news/in-the-czech-republic-approximatel...). Yes the national bank has now some other options and that is cool but that does not make this project in any way unofficial.
The paper is skimpy on methods. I didn't see if they were in a supplement or something. As such it only defined the size of the eating window and its time of day.
I don't get it - you're saying that losing information when somebody leaves because they kept it their local drive is somehow better then temporarily losing access in a manner that is easily recoverable?
If you then use the lithium ion to produce heat, things start looking less favorable for it.

Also, I think the “geothermal” part of this means your ‘battery’ gets partly charged for free.
> It's not about being perfect

This. I've been doing TRF for years. The only thing I have in the morning is black coffee, with an occasional splash of milk. Diet and exercise is all about doing things for the long term where consistency trumps almost all the other details.
Magic Mushrooms during an Amsterdam visit. I was drinking heavily, half a liter whiskey per evening every day for a few years. I also didnt think couldnt stop, the urge to drink, and the inability to stop once i started seemed to be just too strong. And that despite me despising how stupid i got while drunk. It really wasnt a fun addiction and realistically i was on my way to drink myself to death. After the trip the urge was gone and has remained this way for 4 years now. I even tried a sip of my back then favorite whiskey a few times on special occasions but never finished the glass. I can honestly say i am truly over it.

I also dont seem to be the only one having this experience, a cofounder of AA (Bill Wilson) had a similar experience with LSD.

Obviously, read up on psychedelics safe use first.
- Did you share it with vlad@putin.gov.ru?!

- Sorry, a misclick.

- OK, NP.
I started working out really hard everyday in the early morning. When you know you have to get up at 5AM to workout the last thing you want is a drink. I went from having a few every night to not having anything for months at a time.
> many are missing the article's thesis

Yourself included, apparently
I've been annoyed more than once by Java's “local variables referenced from a lambda expression must be final or effectively final” error. I used to suspect that this was just an excuse to simplify the javac implementation, but I'm not so sure anymore. It is interesting to see the issue from the other side.

The issue is not restricted to variables declared in loop headers, so the proposed loop change for Go might only be the start.
They shall patent it quick before Fraunhofer or Dolby does it.
> why ARM-based complete desktop PCs are not available. What are the blockers?

Apple has shown what is possible with an ARM-based design, and everyone is now clamoring for M1/M2-level CPUs everywhere.

Somehow everyone forgot that it took Apple 15 or more years to get to M1/M2.

Their first custom CPU, the A4, appeared in 2010, and it takes anywhere from 4 to 6 years to design a new CPU. So it's quite likely Apple started designing their own CPUs... around the time they transitioned from PowerPC to Intel, since before the launch of the very first iPhone.

There. That is the answer to "why ARM-based complete desktop PCs are not available". You need to spend 15 years or more actually working on one, and the only people who have done it are Apple.
We tried the carrot and it clearly resulted in a dysfunctional system. Time to bring out the stick instead.
‘I didn’t see how I could ever get back to a normal life’: how burnout broke
This is actually a great point I hadn't even considered. I had heard of cretins using a small grease film like a tiny layer of vasolene etc on pinpads and then after the victim uses, they would shine a light on it to see.
The US also doesn't have mandatory inpatient mental health care (or at least this has been severely downsized since the 1970s). How much of the numbers can be explained by other countries have higher rates mental health care institutionalization, while the US has shifted most of these people to prisons?
I knew there would be someone. So if you want a feature in a higher version, update your code base. Yeah, that's what stability doesn't mean. And "it's your problem now" isn't great Go advocacy either.
I agree with this take wholeheartedly. Go is a pragmatic language. Some of the design decisions make a lot more sense when you use it, and because Go seems to have a culture of utility and self reflection, I think you see more openness and constructive criticism than in some other languages I’ve used.
If they didn't attribute that, they totally ripped off Arthur C. Clarke's first law:

> When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.

-- Arthur C. Clarke, Profiles of the Future, 1962

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke%27s_three_laws

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Arthur_C._Clarke#Clarke's_Thre...
> I have a hard time saying no to a drink if everyone else is having a drink

I also find it hard to say no a drink. I ended up needing to avoid a group of friends that I regularly drank too much with. Basically if there’s a regular time that you get together and drink, just make sure to plan something else instead. Ideally something constructive.

It’s a little sad to avoid your friends like that. But on the other hand I have made new friends, improved my health, and spent more quality time with my family because of it.

I know you said you want to cut it out completely, but this past weekend I met up with the old group of friends for the first time in a while. We had a lot of fun, drank way too much, and I felt like crap afterwards. It was good to catch up, but now I feel like I’ve gotten it out of my system and can get back to healthier pursuits. No regrets.
You want me to explain what?

I don’t see a problem in people who deal with probabilities getting a physics prize.
I have an ARM-based desktop PC next to me right now.

It contains an ATX motherboard [1] with a StrongARM SA110 CPU, NVIDIA NV1 graphics card, PCI network card, ATA hard disk. Mine runs NetBSD/cats.

[1] http://www.simtec.co.uk/products/boards.html
> By all means use WebAuthn, but ideally keep the password, too.

WebAuthn is perfectly capable of delivering two factor authentication in a single, easier to use, more secure solution. Passwords are awful, it's yet another indictment of our industry that somehow yet again a temporary hack was enshrined as a great idea. See also: people are still making new programming languages with Hoare's Billion Dollar Mistake.

If you've got WebAuthn plus a password it's like you used a padlock to secure your gate, but for some reason you also tied it shut with a shoelace. I am not going to be intimidated by the need to untie the shoelace if I've somehow broken the padlock, yet even if I can't break the padlock I can easily steal the shoelace anyway. Sites which have password + WebAuthn are secured by WebAuthn, but the user's passwords are as vulnerable as ever (to phishing, to database exposure, logging screw-ups, and so on).

The reason you might do that is legacy again, but I'm not talking about "What people might be obliged to do for legacy reasons" rather what they should strive for.
There are artificial fibers that are much stronger, and you can buy rope made from them.
Show HN: A collection of tiny web tools and calculators
Surprisingly it's about 50/50 radioactive decay and heat left over from the forming of the solar system: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%27s_energy_budget#Eart...
Kindly f off with your invasion of my privacy
macOS used to produce pdf files for screenshots long ago. They switched to pngs, probably because those are easier to share.
Land ownership rent seeking creates misery. It should be curbed.
Slums are a result of factors such as emargination, lack of services, crime and poverty. All factors that are lacking in wealthy hoods. Police actually cares about safety and order when wealthy citizens are at stake.
I often find myself wondering what latter-day “common sense” will be viewed uncharitably as jingoism in a few years hence.
> From the most basic inquiry such as diet to the most abstract mathematics, it is almost impossible to find a correct scientific approach

Mathematics is not a science, in the sense that it doesn't rely on the scientific method.

In that respect, I don't understand your criticism.
I mean I think the reason is that gmail doesn’t want people to use “other” providers.

I’ve never even gotten a spam email from someone using Proton Mail. It’s always people that are very serious about privacy and always a human.
I'll look at the thesaurus if I'm writing, thanks. For looking up the meaning of words, I use a dictionary.
Yes! We generate placeholder values that are based on the types defined in your schema

We don't have documentation for it at the moment, but the code for our OpenAPI integration is open-source on GitHub: https://github.com/stepci/plugin-openapi
I've bought into marketing, and bought myself a Pi 400. It's abysmally slow for everything.

It feels like eeePCs of yesteryear. Underpowered and slow
I don't quite understand what exactly are you saying.

I have mistakenly written "argument" instead of "algorithm" in my original post (edited now), which may have lead to a misunderstanding. Otherwise, could you please elaborate?
Is there any correlation between the "anti-woke" values and the stumbling?
Man Freed from Prison After 35 Years, Thanks to an Old Episode of Mythbusters
Bounce Finance (AUCTION) Price Prediction 2022
Touching the support levels at $6.45 and $3.89, Bounce Finance (AUCTION) price swung from $12.75 resistance2 to $9.37 resistance1. AUCTION bounced back from support level of $6.45 and is presently sideways in the market and is expected to be bullish in the coming weeks.
The long-term price prediction for AUCTION in 2022 is bullish since it is unlikely to break the current support level anytime soon. We can expect AUCTION to reach above $40 in 2022.
The rest of the world used to be behind by at least a factor of 2. Bad as it is, things are actually much better than in 2010, where just over 1% (1,000 per 100,000) of the total population (1.3% of adults) were in prison.

This number is likely to continue to decrease, as sentences have gotten shorter over time, and those have a huge, huge lag time. Your average prosecutor has, for better or worse, liberalized significantly from 1980 to now, even when compared to the general public.
There are some health conditions that require people to eat less, but more frequently.

I'm not against fasting, to be clear, it's all about what works best for you. And it's up to you to find out what it is.
The Import Address Table is now write-protected
Am I the only one feeling, just, supreme arrogance from the way Raymond refers to those who have the gall to -ach- modify Explorer? Also, this seems like very undesirable closing of Windows in the dubious name of "security".
Table 2 of the paper in low carb + time restricted weight loss in kg at three month was -5.0 +/- 0.4 while body fat -3.0 +/- 0.5 and muscle -0.5 +/- 0.2.
The top comments seem pretty reasonable there. Did you have a specific one in mind?
The FBI is racist and fabricated these stats, as we all know.
That would mean another huge migration project with corresponding costs for training, organization, and data migration.
If a subject is too complicated for non-specialists to understand but of critical importance and liable to corruption or incompetence, non specialists must form judgments about the management of the area by the specialists. To do that they are forced to use heuristics since by definition they don’t have the requisite knowledge.

Most of us here have been on both sides of that coin. There are no easy answers. We’ve all seen up close supposed experts in our respective fields that were incompetent or corrupt.
Different fuel types is categorically different. The fact that you can't run a petroleum engine on diesel is not a restriction placed on the car by the vendor, it's just physics.

My example would be, what if your car refused to accept fuel at a given gas station because that station did not sign a licensing agreement with Honda? Or what if your car refused to drive to restaurants which were not approved by the manufacturer? I think we would all agree that would seem very strange indeed, and people would be livid.

EV's with different plug types are a relatively new thing, using DRM for charging stations seems pretty weird if you ask me.

It's a similar situation with BMW's move to lock heated seats behind a paywall as a software feature. A lot of people are quite livid about other industries trying to adopt these kinds of norms from software.
I have a Mac studio. It’s awesome.

I run several “windows only” apps on it as well as native Mac apps. Parallels + Windows-for-arm + Microsoft’s x86 emulation isn’t as smooth as Rosetta 2, but it’s still very very usable.

Running Altium[1] as I type, with a reasonably complex PCB in design (8 layers, DDR3, FPGA, HDMI) and it’s indistinguishable from running on a high-end PC. Said PC has been powered down for several months now, I just haven’t felt the need to use it.

[1] https://www.altium.com/altium-designer/
This keep silent the issue and derives of "for profit prisons", which is ultimately a more appropriate name that "private prisons".
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Yes and no. With a chain you're certain some % is going back to HQ. That's not the case with a co-op. So even if the goods are sourced outside your area - and chances are some are going to have to be in this era - the co-op still wins in terms of money "retention".

If the co-op banks with a local credit union, that's another plus. Chains likely aren't doing that either.

Again, check out the book. He had great insights and great ideas.
The powers that be are trying to get it normalized, or at least "open the conversation", before all the Qanon stuff proves out. They're not a cabal of kiddie fiddlers, you see, they're at the cutting edge of social development! and have been for 50 years.
> if a conversation around fasting is what gets people in the door

Obesity is an epidemic in the US.[1] A direct and practical culture-change about food consumption is urgently needed.

Overeating is generally encouraged socially and in advertising. People are literally crippling themselves with fat.

Once the overconsumption of calories is corrected, a person can start exercising to achieve all the benefits of regular activity.

[1] _ https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html
This is exactly what I've done (UK based, but big fan of Spain!) for the last 3-4 years. I wasted too much time, health and money when younger on drinking excessively. If I have situation where I think I would be tempted to drink more I generally drive and then I'd never have more than 1 beer anyway.

So far it's about 1-2 times a year when I exceed this, and even then I don't go crazy but it's normally enough to make me wait a good few months before doing it again!
What Is Plagiarism?
All the things enumerated by you are indeed essential for a long and healthy life.

Nevertheless, none of them will prevent you to become overweight. Only controlling your diet can enable you to control your weight.

Being overweight is guaranteed to cause health problems, especially at an old age. For example, my father could not take a certain cancer medication that had very good chances to prolong his life by 4 or 5 years, because he was too overweight. He also had a type of renal cancer that appears much more frequently at overweight men.

For most people, exercise can prevent gaining weight with a poor diet only when it is done during many hours every day, which is something that only professional athletes or movie stars can afford to do.

An adequate diet will prevent gaining weight even in a couch potato.

I have verified this in my personal experience, because I have been overweight during many years, despite doing a lot of exercise.

Only after I have altered my diet and I have begun to measure the amounts of everything I eat, I was able to return to an appropriate weight. Now I can increase or decrease my weight at will to reach any desired value, regardless if I also exercise or not.
I moved from vbox to qemu/kvm. Windows UI was much faster on vbox thanks to its 3D acceleration solution. That is kind of translation layer which utilizes/shares your host GPU. I couldn't get such performance gains with qemu/kvm. Possibly it is available with dedicated GPU passed thru to the guest, but my laptop only has one GPU taken by the host.
> It's not quite clear what competitive advantage England brings to the table today,

UK controls some of the biggest tax havens in the world.
Chrome is the default on way, way, less than 50% of Android phones.
Go the other way, teach them about the real world. Spend time outside.
I don't think there are any technical blockers but there isn't much in the way of product market fit at this point. Desktop users tend to be less concerned with e.g perf/watt and are more concerned with perf/$ which Intel and AMD compete ferociously in.

I think there's also a lack of incentive to come up with new desktop solutions specifically that might be a better fit as well because desktop PC is seen as a shrinking market. Why do a bunch of R&D to compete in a shrinking market along with the difficulty of breaking into the established market, along with all the software compatibility issues etc.?
I had to let(make) it become part of my identity.

“I’m a person who doesn’t drink alcohol.”

“People will know and perceive me as a person who doesn’t drink alcohol. This is fine because it’s true.”

It’s the same as being a person who doesn’t do a thing that you already don’t do.

You can tell people you feel healthier without it and it’s just your preference. Most people won’t pry further. For some reason, Europeans tend to be more confrontational with me about it. You don’t need to share details about binging and lack of self control with anyone unless you want to.
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Yeah, I sounded a bit like life coaches do these days. Wasn't my intention. Sorry about that.
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The plugin is technically just a management interface for functionality that is already in the browser. FF just doesn't surface it by default, because devs think it would scare casual users.
The claim is correct, it supports a subset of HTML and CSS[0]. You can even check the demo page[1], it has examples with HTML and inline styles.

[0]: https://github.com/vercel/satori#html-elements
[1]: https://og-playground.vercel.app
Is this the cobra effect? If so, why is this lesson so difficult?
Yeah there is? Gold is valuable because it's made of physical atoms that are hard to reproduce, this dynamic doesn't apply to information.

The value of information is realized through other means that make a distributed information based currency impractical. Even Ethereum recognizes that some, non-zero, degree of centralization is required.
Have you heard of the replication crisis[1]? There are many examples of claims that were once considered scientific, such as the idea that thinking of florida makes people walk slower due to an association with retirees, that are now rejected.

I'm sure there's a kind of lindy effect here, where the longer a scientific result has been accepted, the less likely it is to be rejected, but the claim that science never walks back is simply false.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis
What If Apple Made an E-Bike?
> The crazy thing is that mass incarceration is relatively new in the US.

Indeed. Before the massive explosion in violence and disorder the US pioneered in the 60s the First World was substantially more peaceful. Less need for incarceration with much lower rates of crime.
Ah sorry, respiration, I wasn't 100% focused while typing that.
When full out war starts, they might have wished they still had 32 different im-house email systems when Google or Microsoft stops working.
Tempo rubato? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempo_rubato
It's even worse in python where loops do not even create a new scope and assign on each iteration. From reading this Go creates a scope for the entire loop, but assigns rather than initializes on each iteration.

Then again, Python has the same syntax for assignment and initialization.
It's not renewable, but exploiting it doesn't reduce the overall output. It's "not depletable", you could say.
Bank of England widens gilt purchases as it warms of financial stability risk
This is the absolute key.Following sustainable intermittent fasting for ten yrs is better than a month of extreme fasting for sure.
I'm a little over a week without alcohol, but I drank every day because I have a lot of difficulty winding down and relaxing. I still do, but I've made the personal decision to prioritize my physical health. How do you square this advice with people who drink because the alternative is highly stressful evenings? Evaluating the history, I can see that drinking _eventually_ led to poorer health, but over the course of years also helped me to wind down and relax when I otherwise couldn't
> I think you are mistaking calorie restriction with fasting.

I don't think so - the comment said "one meal a day" which is clearly a kind of fasting.

Even the "16:8 diet" is referred to as intermittent fasting, and it's not as extreme as eating only one meal a day.
If you are fine with subtitles (and they look ok for me) then have a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8Sgoem_Jvk
Been great to see apps slowly getting more native Wayland support.

I'm looking forward to Java/Swing hopefully gaining support too via Project Wakefield.
People like to point to the edge cases, even though it is not helpful for 99% of the population. Let's be real: Almost no one ends up fat, if they are not eating badly (i.e. too much).
I was able to read it on a larger screen and it indeed references a supplement.

Recommended zero calorie beverages:
- Water, mineral water, sparkling water, tea, herbal tea
- Absolutely no sweetened drink, especially those with artificial sweeteners

https://www.cell.com/cms/10.1016/j.xcrm.2022.100777/attachme...