skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a fallacy that you have to be loaded on carbs to be productive. I find MCT oil[0] gives me laser focus, and typically make egg mayonnaise which I make with olive oil, grass-fed butter, MCT Oil, and vinegar. The old way of: 'Go to work on an egg' is brilliant advice.

[0] https://shop.bulletproof.com/collections/mct-oil
>China has proven that you can deliver both politically (they're clearly a significant global power) and economically (rapidly rising standards of living and enough exports to become the world's factory).

And how's that doing under Xi Jinping, specifically, especially after he started his Zero COVID policies of putting cities of tens of millions under continuous lockdown?
I try to avoid carbohydrates and it helps a lot.
This is lower tech but might also be interesting, for simple embedded apps:

https://github.com/tomahawkins/atom
If your ideas aren't complex you shouldn't need complex statements to express them
They meant the vertical.
Can't you use their new Bulk Redirects to fix it?
That is also why Bethesda switched from procedural generation for Daggerfall to hand built for Morrowind. I have to wonder if we could train a model now to do this stuff? For terrain it is mostly mappable to an image anyway. Could fix undercut cliffs in a post processing step using voxel models instead. Probably not a very good database to pull from for underground stuff though if you want to generate dungeons.
From my perspectives 20 years ago, the context was passion and excitement. Those are the only ones who had an idea of the future. And, people thought they were weird. Nothing has changed. There’s still passion and excitement out there. Just like back then, these people are in the fringe, with exciting predictions of the future, and called weird. VR, blockchain, etc.

Related, the growing majority of people I work with choose tech because it pays well. In the beginning of my career, nearly everyone was in tech because it was their passion.
Was there no signage on the container to indicate that it was radioactive?!
Chew properly, make sure you’re drinking water throughout the day, and have a lunch that has nutritional value. Avoid carb heavy meals or take out food.

I usually have some leafy greens mixed with beans and a light dressing. Enough to not feel hungry but also not feed “full”. Drinking 8 oz of water helps with that.
I have been operating a BitTorrent search engine for a few years (it is closed now), here is some advice if you want to launch it as a public website:

1. There is no absence of people opening the kind of torrent indexers, which you have in mind. In 2010s there were 5-10 such sites launched each year, even nowadays there are at least a few new indexers yearly. Almost all are closed within a year or two (at most). There are reasons for that, some are less obvious than others.

2. Most likely you will close your site after some time as well, here is why:

2.1. It will be difficult to find a hosting, which will tolerate it. Forget about Linode or Digital Ocean or any similar hosting providers - they will suspend your server (first) and account (later) after receiving a few automated DCMA emails. You can use some "second-tier" providers for some time, but eventually even they will get tired of you, you will be out the moment they receive the first paper letter from some law company, which represents some movie company or alike. You can use proxy servers or some other arrangement for some time, but eventually you will decide that it isn't worth the effort.

2.2. The same thing is true for domain provider. Yes, there are a few, which are more resilient, than others, but don't expect that they will protect you and your domain indefinitely for $15 per year. If your site is popular enough - the only option may remain to register a new domain every few months and hop between them. Eventually you will get tired of that. It may take half a year or a few years, but you will.

2.3. There are no money in torrenting nowadays. Forget about ads or donations - even thepiratebay cannot earn money that way, you will not be able to do that either.

2.4. Sadly, torrents are not that popular nowadays as they were 5-10-15 years ago. Some people still use them, but in most developed countries that's more like an exception, than the rule. The rule is netflix, spotify and alike. As a result, if you imagine large and happy community of users around your site - just don't, most likely there won't be any.

2.5. Don't expect just to launch a site and rest. You will spend at least 5-10-20 hours per week on its maintenance (fixing bugs, importing/cleaning data, adding new features, etc). It will feel fine at first, but more and more tiring as the months and years go by. Eventually you will get bored and stop any maintenance. Users don't like old/unmaintained sites, so they will be less and less interested in it. Eventually you will decide, that it isn't worth the effort to run it at all.
I mean, such a thing happened multiple times at this point. Supporters of this aren't really ashamed of what they do.

I can't wait to support the other side being censored whenever it'll be possible somehow.
> Please stop arguing about things you clearly know nothing about.

You could have shown your true color outright and saved me the time. You don't care what I mean, you don't care what anybody means, you will just argue semantics to find a possible meaning where you're right. Well congrats.
Hmm, a lot of Czech words aren't actually Czech, then. I think that makes even less sense. The fact is the Czech language loans heavily from many different languages (Latin being one of the top donors) - but that doesn't mean we speak a mix of languages in one sentence.

The prefix de- is not used only in loanwords, you can construct new words with it just fine. It doesn't sound right in your example but that doesn't mean it's nonsense.
Things that have helped me is to only eat lunch (or anything, really) if and when I'm actually hungry, and when I do eat it stick to something lower in carbs if possible.

If I want rice or pasta one day I'll eat that, but I realized most days what I really want is something that involves vegetables (fried, streamed, raw, whatever), maybe some eggs, just kind of thrown together into an edible bowl of some sort with a high fat sauce. I'll add some kind of vegetarian meat replacement if I feel like it.

This became much easier when I started working from home because suddenly I didn't see my peers leaving the office in droves to grab food, or have any pressure to follow them to socialize. I realized most of the time when I ate lunch pre-pandemic it was just out of habit, not actual hunger. And sometimes I actually really wanted to grab a snack earlier, or have lunch later instead. Eating when my body actually wants to eat and minimizing carby offerings seemed to have resolved some of the post-lunch tiredness I'd experienced occasionally in the past.
IIRC it's surprisingly common to see bits of speed tape on commercial airliners, used to temporarily seal things off until they can be repaired more permanently.
1 - after-lunch fatigue is often caused by an interruption in one’s ultradian rhythm, often induced by early consumption of caffeine. Wait a full ultradian cycle (90 minutes) after waking before caffeine consumption in the morning. Even for longtime early morning coffee drinkers, it’s actually pretty easy to break the habit and delay caffeine intake. (Early morning concentration does not suffer.)

2 - get early morning sunlight to ensure well-functioning internal clock and dopamine/cortisol/serotonin function.

3 - take a real rest after midday meals. Go for a walk. Do nothing. Hangout with friends. Read. Rests must be real (no social media) to be effective.

4 - if you like what you’re working on make the midday meal light and keep after it.

On a final note, oftentimes it is appropriate to shift into less-focused work later in the day. Humans experience less dopamine and less cortisol starting around midday, and serotonin or unfocused joy becomes a dominant force. (For me this happens something like 7 hours after waking. I do more abstract design work, write, connect with people, read, broaden strategic perspective, do whatever work I find most fun, or stop working altogether.)
Lebron James rookie cards were always a scam.
I'm hoping they'll make it available via a special board on an interconnect. Based on the M2 topping out at 24GB, the Extreme should top out at 384GB on chip. I'm sure that would address most needs, but the ones outside of that range are interesting and prestigious and provide a lot of useful feedback to the teams that study and interface with professionals, that benefit everyone.
Sounds similar to tuple space models like Linda (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuple_space ) and the blackboard model in AI (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackboard_system ).
If NATO/etc had abandoned Ukraine, and Russia had successfully taken it over - and maybe Belarus and Moldova next - then they might have been tempted to try attacking a peripheral NATO member to test if NATO really means what it says (whether or not they would have succeeded). NATO supported Ukraine to prevent that real threat of Russian military aggression against NATO.
Thank you.

Could you say if Tysabri improved any of these symptoms and your age?
Building something people want is the first part of PMF. There's a big gap between "want" and "willing to pay for" and an even bigger gap between "willing to keep paying for". I think someone else here pointed out that PMF is an old phrase from the '70s.
First time hearing about MCT oit, what is so special about it? Would any other oil would have the same effect?
KF defenders are always the true “lolcows”!

Have they and/or their nihilistic and sadistic salivation over victims of harassment been made illegal…?

Turns out, no…

Are private businesses choosing not to service their reprehensible needs for irrelevant gossip legal…?

Turns out, yes!!!

You either die a free speech defender or you were always an irrelevant misanthropic shitbag who no one wants to associate with…

Your next step is to start a “free speech” oriented ISP, cause, you know, that is still not actually illegal.

You’ve been talking the talk, time to walk the walk…
The best places for that are websites like Grainger and Fastenal. They sell all the things you see all the time in commercial businesses, but never realized you could actually buy. (Of course, they tend to be surprisingly expensive.)
I don't understand the advantage of this over just having a digital NN and then pushing the output to some electric motor?
The comment was for the GP who posted the blog and paper link. It was not for open data discovery, sorry if there was any confusion. Excellent work at Open Data Discovery. I intend to try out this software.
Give me my own, nice, decently-sized, windowed office, and I will come to work every day. That is the office I have at home. I like going to the office, as long as the office is nice. Many are not nice.
“The SAT score does not reflect your future possible success in college,” she said. “If you want it, you can do it.”

Amen. I loosely put GPA in my "portfolio/body of work" mentally.
13th is still respectable, and if the people in front had issues they would have gone up in the ranks - better to finish in less than ideal circumstances than not try at all.
There are people who were late to the game on social media, and are joining every new platform now so they don't miss out. Yeah, Interpol is now joining the chat, but I imagine various private metaverses will crop up in the near future, where all the members are vetted and there are no minors allowed, and these private metaverses won't rely on the deep pockets of Meta/FB to fund them.
>Citation needed.

That parents are generally the most trustworthy individuals in a child's life should be common sense. I may not agree with every parent’s ideology or beliefs, but I will stand for their right to have a parental role in their own children’s lives. You seem to believe that this right should be revoked if their ideas on homosexuality don’t align with yours.

>who they interact with

Parents have a responsibility to make sure that their child is not interacting with people who might hurt them, or be a negative influence on them.

>and what ideas they're exposed to

Citation needed. I’m sure religious parents teach their children about homosexuality, they just mention it’s a sin rather than saying that it’s a person’s valid choice. They teach the moral standards that they believe are the truth and will benefit their child.

You want to impose your standards of morality instead, which I’m saying is certainly not within your or the FSF’s right.

>people who homeschool their children are viewed with some suspicion

Really? I’ve never heard this opinion before. Homeschooling is perfectly fine, and parents that I’ve heard do it let their children interact with other children who’re homeschooled as well. They are thought together, at least sometimes.

>they're still people who exist in society - not property

Don’t lie. Don’t straw-man what I said. Parents have many rights over their children, but that does not mean that anybody here is likening them to a watch or a pair of slippers. These sorts of dishonest responses are getting tiresome.
My iPhone X served me faithfully for five years without issue until I replaced it with an iPhone 14 Pro. A lemon? They seem to have sold 63 million[0] of just that model alone, which was introduced the same year as the normal iPhone 8, so it made up one-third of all sales that generation. Your comment is the first I've heard of any issues with the model.

I don't know what definition of "lemon" one could use to make it fit. I mean, iPhone X outsold every Android device other than the Galaxy SIII and S4, introduced five and four years prior.

0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_mobile_ph...
For real slow and chill, I propose a third setting - "Medieval handcart" https://youtu.be/RlcuPPPXY3w
Thanks for the kind words! That screenshot looks like the tail-end of the road - the world despawns behind you as you drive, leaving behind this weird-looking trench. That isn't a bug, but it definitely looks like one - the plan is to add a little achievement for driving back that far, so that people will know it's expected behaviour. Don't worry about replicating bugs, or finding exact coordinates; I've been seeing them all stream in on my analytics backend, and they come with all the metadata I need :)
>Silicone adhesive provides good holding power and clean removal across a wide range of temperatures

Adhesives are amazing... I wish I understood them better.
According to the results, Go and Rust pretty much beat every other language. While Rust is the clear winner, it has a steep learning curve. When it comes to Rust vs Go, I always choose Go, because it still beats all the other languages and at the same time an extremely simple language to learn / read / write. This triplet has a greater weight in my books.
Email is Email. Either you reply to an email from Github or an email from the mailing list.
I'm not going to write the same words that I would speak because my reader is not going to process those words in the same way that my listener would.
It is useful for sure, but open source has a very specific meaning, sharing the source code. Its always useful to share any and all relevant information, but calling it open source muddies the water.
The RPI2040 is enormous for a microcontroller. A typical microcontroller is something like an Arduino.
https://draxe.com/nutrition/mct-oil/

https://superfoodly.com/mct-oil-benefits-side-effects/
NimConf 2022: A preview of Nim 2 [video]
We use u-boot at work, in completely uninteresting places. You don't think about it, it just is. Curl is probably a good equivalence - its pervasiveness is more impressive than its extremes.
I had to search it. MH17: Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 (2014)
Wow, I didn't even know about this. It's a cool project!
> Are we supposed to feign ignorance and claim terms of service don't exist anymore?

Terms of service usually are vague bullshit which boils down to "we can drop you whenever we feel like it". And if it's an oligopoly? Well, too bad I guess. It's hilarious leftists support oligopolies now.
Scotchgard
My criticism is a massive L1 sunshade does absolutely nothing to solve the underlying problem, merely mitigates one of its effects while suppressing photosynthesis, reducing that aspect of the planet's ability to attack the underlying problem. There is only one solution to the problem which is to stop dumping carbon into the atmosphere and accept the consequences for our lifestyles. The Earth will take care of the rest.
Moody's lowers UK's outlook to negative
There are, in fact, no "significant resource bottlenecks" in building out solar, wind, and storage to replace fossil fuel infrastructure. All the materials needed are abundant, most of them extremely abundant.

Up-front cost of wind and solar are low and falling rapidly. Their ratio to operating cost is high just because operating cost is very close to zero.

Systems that depend on steam turbines, such as nukes and geo, have high recurring maintenance cost as the turbines must be overhauled regularly: superheated steam is very corrosive. Since this tech is mature, such costs are not decreasing. Tech that depends on them gets continually less competitive, and will until solar and wind costs bottom out.

Heat engines are a method to turn low-grade heat energy into high-grade electrical energy. You are always better off staying in the domain of high-grade electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, chemical, elastic, or gravitational energy, without a detour through heat.

The claim seems to be that future grid costs would be minimized by using new heat sources to drive existing turbines, which then don't need to be built. Unfortunately, making and operating these heat sources is itself expensive, and keeping turbines working is expensive.

Turbines, particularly combined-cycle gas turbines, have a definite place in the future grid, as backup for cheaper generation. A turbine used only on some days needs less maintenance, so the grid will be designed to avoid need to run them most of the time.
"defenestrace" is a Czech word, "defenestration" is an English word, but they can both trace their origin to the latin "defenestratio".

> The prefix de- is not used only in loanwords, you can construct new words with it just fine.

Listing some examples would strengthen your argument immensely.

> It doesn't sound right in your example but that doesn't mean it's nonsense.

To my native ear, it sounds nonsensical. I wouldn't be able to guess what it is supposed to mean.
Very neat, but also made me very glad we don't actually have to steer real cars using a keyboard!
That is the beauty of modern JITs with feedback PGO data, it can be saved across execution sessions and with time the data with grow towards an optimal data point.
I'm quite sure that visual art has been recognized as having First Amendment coverage for well over a century.
What is the point of the video??
Lots of praise here, well deserved from what I can see.

For those loving Textual, can I ask why you’d use this over, say, a web UI?

There’s a joy to using well made libraries and frameworks like this, but apart from that I’m having a hard time justifying this to myself for projects and keen to hear what others are using it for where it’s a better fit than other types of UI.
Disinformation Splintered and Became More Intractable
Russia hits Ukraine homes, evacuates Kherson, warns of escalation
How these people are not being jailed for years++ is beyond me.
I just reread your comment and wanted to wish you prompt success on your consulting search. And consider putting an email address in your profile so that you may be contacted should your community idea materializes.

All the best
Indeed there is not such advantage.
Nowadays they also save PGO across executions, so that they don't always start from zero.

The most modern ones that is (Java, .NET, Android).
Our SaaS startup just integrated PowerBI Embedded to provide common and custom reports to our customers.
> Your neighbors will cheer as you're dragged out of your house by a swat team for being an evil terrorist.

You have a cite for this actually happening with respect to a work of art in the United States in recent years?
Defenestratio is not a Latin word, you wouldn't describe the act like that as a Latin speaker. You'd say something involving the words "de fenestra", but definitely not as one word.

It was the Czech person who first combined the Czech/Latin prefix, the Latin stem and the Czech/Slavic suffix in a decidedly Czech sentence.

> Listing some examples would strengthen your argument immensely.

You said one yourself. Nobody would say it because there's already a better way to say that, but everybody would understand the meaning and the grammar is fine.
> pig poop is better than cattle

I did read [0] that omnivores have higher microbial diversity in their excrement.

They were specifically referring to human vs ungulate shit, but I'd assume the same applies to pigs.

[0] Zeihan, The End of the World is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization, first chapter
Not trying to argue for the feasibility of space based solar power, but the inverse square law applies in the far field i.e. when the emitter can be approximated as a point source. Depending on the wavelength and the antenna size this is not necessarily the case: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraunhofer_distance

E.g. for 3 GHz and a 500 m antenna, the far field starts at about 5,000 km
The Go runtime (and GHC runtime) use epoll from multiple threads and don't use SO_REUSEPORT and are highly efficient. I do believe that they use one epoll per thread.
something im doing wrong but i cant get to the folding instructions...pls help?
The Quotable Ayn Rand: Who Is Going to Stop Me?
Brief excerpt from the article:

> It’s not enough for a refrigerator to keep food cold; today’s version offers cameras and sensors that can monitor how and what I’m eating, while the Roomba can now send a map of my house to Amazon.

I can only answer subjectively here. At some point in the past 20 years, the quality of products deteriorated. We have more options than ever before, but much of it is cheap, plastic garbage. It spies on us, or comes with terms and conditions where we actually own nothing, or is chock full of complexity.

We purchased a bathroom scale from Amazon during COVID. I can’t remember but either Wire cutter or Consumer reports gave it top scores.

The damn thing required installing a mobile app and wanted to connect to my Wi-Fi, and though it gave me an option to skip this step, I couldn’t get it to complete “setup” until I connected it. Once I connected it, there was no option to disconnect it. The scale works okay, but I had to go into my router settings to block it from connecting.

When you think about it, products and services today are drowning in complexity and outright stupidity. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s the economics and the race for endless growth. It often feels like innovators are either out of ideas, or maybe because of the few companies who dominate specific industries, it’s just too damn impossible for any new innovative ideas to come to fruition.
> perhaps one could upsell this as "truly green manufacturing" since there would be no environmental byproducts to affect Earth

Except for the massive byproducts created on earth to get through the "more expensive" phase. It would be deeply deceptive and cynical to sell that as "green", surpassing even today's deceptive selling of carbon capture and storage technology on fossil fuel power plants.
if you want to subject yourself to a possible round worm parasite infection, sure, go ahead. Me,I’d rather not.
I take 10mg of mixed amphetamine salts or similar, as prescribed. Works great for my attention and focus! Take drugs to solve your problems, kids.