skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't understand the presoaking. In the source of the linked article, it says it takes 1.5 hours of presoaking compared to only 10 minutes when cooking in boiling water. So it seems that when you split heating and rehydrating, cooking time changes drastically.
This gets to the point of the largest pipes on a pipe organ, the 32' and 64' pedal stops. There's only two "true" 64' pedal stops in the world, one of which is in Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall. You can hear it's helicopter-like sound here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R2a4OxXp5A
Don’t be too hard on yourself! Keep it up, have fun and remember it’s a long game.
The last season had some really great moments (especially with Aaron Paul clones), but went too far off the rails.

Joy and Nolan are pretty awesome. Hope Fallout turns out great!
I kinda feel like the line for "antiwar game" (or frequently movie too) is super low. You put in one small sad thing or one scene of someone in pain and it gets called antiwar. Even if overall players don't tend to come out with no conclusion like that and no understanding of what are the issues of War.
> a pot roast brought to a boil in the morning, then put in a well insulated container to sit for the day.

Don't you need to worry about some sort of danger zone with regards to bacteria in meat thriving between 100-140F? My friend always leaves meat out for several hours and never gets sick, but I've just assumed he's been lucky so far.
I used to use it as well.

I stopped because the spaces are too small for my liking. It worked when I was using 4 spaces for indentation but now the more or less agreed-upon standard is 2 (for JS/TS which I mostly write). I wish I could create a custom version with a larger space.
In China there have been millions of electric scooters on the roads for years...
git rebase -i ...
It did? I’m from Seattle, and the plans for a light rail were perennially stalled since I was a kid. What they’ve built so far is nice, but they’re expanding it at a glacial pace. They could build more and faster.
> If people in the EU don’t care about iMessage interoperability, then why is the government so keen on forcing Apple to make iMessage interoperate with other platforms?

The legislation is aimed at opening up the APIs of all messaging apps/companies which meet their criteria for being a "gatekeeper". Apple simply happens to meet those criteria.

> And the only stats I could find say that iMessage is used more than WeChat

Your article called their data an estimate without giving any insight into how the data was estimated, other than the caveat that it may include users who only used imessage for sms.
Apparently it's still derived from blood, just they can grow more to "stretch" it, so vampires can survive with less blood from the peasants. :)
Incredible. The "free speech absolutism" lasted even less long than Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci did (eleven days).
It's simply not true we cannot store energy. We can produce hydrogen, methane, methanol, ethanol, biomass, steel, aluminum, cement, sillicon.. These are all energy intense processes that can help store energy.

In fact, when it comes to food production (which is really just a form of energy), there are 3 major strategies how we deal with winter: storage (e.g. granary), shifting production (e.g. eating a pig you raised during the year), and trade (e.g. buying oranges from a tropical country).

We can apply all these to electricity as well.
Have you ever thought that it might be more of a function of people you know and your own outlook than objective reality?

Does 33% of the population of the EU and 50% of the population of the US really fit in your tiny bubbles.

You realize Android phones are running an operating systems whose entire purpose of being is to collect your data and continuously make money off of you?
It's pretty obvious none of these people care about anything other than money, power, and their personal amusement. Jack is right, Twitter needs to be a protocol. It's a mess because it is centralized and there are private and state actors trying to run influence operations on it.
Chinese 128-Core CPU World Record Expelled from Rankings: No Availability
I’m not comparing the features of iOS Safari and Chrome on Android. I’m just saying they approach the release schedule differently, like the exec said in the email.
My understanding is that this behavior already violated the rules, it's not like Elon made this up on the spot (although perhaps he changed the punishment.)

I believe when this happens to less-sympathetic parties we chalk this up to "freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences", right? I mean, few people are actually going to defend a right to misrepresentation. Depending of the circumstances it could actually be libel/defamation, right?
If the robots were good enough to replace humans they’d be good enough to demand minimum wage laws and professional licensing requirements.
Why wouldn't they be? Twitter culture is frequently about changing names. Many people just changed their display names to "spooky" Halloween versions.

The handle is the id, not the display names.

Plus, Twitter could easy make the check mark link out to a profile page explaining who the person is.
That makes no sense. Why would you squander an opportunity like that on corruption?
The article is more balanced than I expected given the comments TBH.

I find it interesting that the Linux programs lspci, lsusb etc have ended up with arguably more consistent naming than the BSD equivalents pciconf and usbconfig.
iMessage and iPhones being 'more secure' is simply not true. I know it's being thrown around a lot, but e.g. Pegasus famously had zero-click exploits for iMessage.
The purpose of transit projects is to build transit.
I like this game
No one is saying that Twitter can’t make these rules.

They’re saying that the free speech emperor has no clothes.
tl;dr ver:

The SPEC Committee has expelled the Chinese-produced Yitian 710's world record result in the CPU 2017 benchmark, an industry benchmark for CPUs, from its ranking, citing availability issues..."SPEC has determined that this result does not comply with the SPEC OSG Guidelines for General Availability and the SPEC CPU 2017 run and reporting rules, ..., Specifically, the submitter has notified SPEC that General Availability requirements were not met."
Input is a great programming font. It also lets you customize a bunch of options (e.g. slashed-0, loopy-a or g, serifs on i/l, etc). Free download for private use[0].

[0] https://input.djr.com/download/
I'm recalling a week ago when he said verified accounts that impersonated others would be suspended.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1587853006699401216#m
The article seems to conflate fertility with infant mortality.
Yes. It’s almost like it wasn’t “bullshit”[1] but served a useful purpose and that the policy of believing that all speech that doesn’t break the law should be protected wasn’t fully thought through.

[1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1587498907336118274
You know, that would open him up to blackmail and doesn't solve the problem.
I also had zero sexual desire, barely could get it up and had almost no ejaculate...

Functional sexual recovery took up to three months. At this point I do believe in post finasteride syndrome, and I am glad I completely recovered.

I did... "smalldose" at 0.5mg a day for only about 3 months.

And yes, the vast majority seems to have no nameworthy side effects. The norwood reaper is cruel.
Try metacognition, analyse your thought patterns for repetitions that are leading to bad ideas,

As humans we shy away from the unknown and embrace comfort - this causes us to make the same mistakes over and over, because better the devil you know than confront the unknown and it’s implied possibility of judgement and inadequacy.

The good news is : Often things aren’t as hard as we think! Fear of the unknown is almost always worse than the unknown ends up being - so get out of your comfort zone and get some new neural pathways forming, in whatever form that takes
I replayed it last week and managed under 6 hours (2nd time). Probably some poor ordering of perks; plus I shut off the auto-bet thing to find I needed a lot more of the resource it provided. Otherwise I found this playthrough pretty straightforward, and could probably do it in a few hours now.
You can easily see that all the health insurance companies’ profit margins are in the 5% range, which is not a lot.

It is a competitive business without a lot of pricing power. But what it will do is provide consistent, reliable returns. And since more people are getting more healthcare, the magnitude of the profits will obviously be higher, hence the increase in stock price.

Basically, the market caps now reflects what are essentially utilities that earn ~5% profit margin on huge revenues. This was not clear in the early ACA days, but investors have obviously warmed up to them.
There’s no point in discussing US politics. It’s not possible to do that anywhere US people are allowed to post, because people in the US have nearly literally lost their minds. All because a mentally ill real estate huckster was elected president, found the cracks in America’s foundation that conservatives spent 40 years widening (with, to be sure, much help from the liberals/centrists), and stuck TNT in them.

Buckle up; the next decade is going to make the 1960’s look pastoral.
Hardware Trojan Inserted Inside a RISC-V Based Automotive Telematics Controller
This is true for every reasonable sized company out there.

A lot of unskilled lazy people want to have a salary being in-between those who actually produce value.
Self-hosting can be made as complex as one wants to make it.

Self hosting is best kept simple so it runs like an appliance that can maintain itself.

Some people just use dreamhost for the basics already done for them. Lots of one click apps.

The OP should have their vps mirrored between more than one service provider. Because it’s not a backup if it’s only one copy or just in one host.

It’s not too far fetched to run docker with portainer, or even proxmox on a debian box. Both are solid and I save hundreds of hours if not more in setup and maintenance manually.

My past complex hosting experience made me think twice about self hosting. It’s been much easier than it used to be. Very little maintenance unless using brittle languages and cutting edge frameworks.

The question is often more about whether there’s inrerest to learn.
All my ideas are award winning level.
I'm just super lazy and don't care about being successful.
Always having access to a detailed map with GPS has been one of the best quality of life enhancers modern tech has provided. I can go anywhere and never worry about getting lost. And the same device will play any music I want whenever I want, take photos, show me a grocery list automatically synced with my computer, and pay for the groceries and any of by bills like rent. You do you though.
Yes, that's what I have in mind. It's unclear if just having the various sides of the culture war creating their own social networks is actually a stable equilibrium.
A vat could be 30 gallons and still not be enough to fall into
I think you can make it even faster by electric kettle to give a little assist. Maybe replace 1/2 or 1/3 with boiled water. That starts you off with half boiled water so it comes up to boil faster.
You can actually really turn off the stove after the water starts boiling again. As long as you of course keep the lit on. That's how I have been doing it for a while, no dramatic difference in the end result (and yeah I am Italian, so I tend to complain about the details in food related matters).
Is that a typo? I feel that this problem isn't going to be solved _without_ government intervention. Large groups of people have an unbelievably high inertia.

But yeah, forbidding restaurants to distribute drinking water is probably not the right move.
No surprise, quality of the writing has been declining steadily since the first season. The original source material was only a hundred pages, the original ninety minute movie captured it. Drawing things out to ten, twenty, thirty, etc hours requires a lot of creativity but they mostly just rolled well worn tropes and hoped the visuals would make up the rest. In the end I was mostly watching for the theme song. I thought the last season was the final season since they managed to write in killing off all of humanity. I’m not sure how they would have come back from that but they probably would have ripped off either Dallas or Dr Who - maybe a dash of Wayward Pines sprinkled in.
I think you know that Docker is built on cgroups, which is a Linux kernel feature and that as a result it will work as badly as it does on other things that are not Linux.
Hi, I work on (part) of the CDK at the moment. If you've found bugs, we'd love to hear about them with an appropriate reproduction over on github[0].

Thus ends my corp-speak. The following is my opinion alone:

The thing that is hard for a lot of people to understand, it feels like, is that the CDK is both a library (nee runtime) and CI system in one. The runtime produces, at the end of the day, a CloudFormation template that gets shoved into the right places. The CDK happens to make generating those easier.

One of the core issues with working with CloudFormation is that it's limited in what the services support it doing. Services introduced before CloudFormation was really launched have the worst, but it wasn't until 2015 or so that most services really had "OK" support for CFN. CloudFormation is also brittle, and this causes a lot of headaches.

CloudFormation can't handle serial operations that require "create & permute" sequences -- where two things have to be set up in order, then glued together later after some kind of configuration. The way the CDK does this is by deploying lambdas that get invoked after your stack is shipped out that make the relevant API calls. Terraform does this by having the code that Terraform runs make the API call. The difference here gets to be that the CDK can synthesize a change long before it is actually effected, allowing for things like second order permutations. Terraform does everything in-situ, standing up infrastructure and taking the place of both the CDK and CloudFormation.

This has upsides and downsides on both, but a large upside (IMO, again) of the CDK approach is that you can code-wise validate certain things ahead of time before they're deployed, whereas with Terraform it's a little harder. Terraform's big upside is that it handles things that are Hard to do with CloudFormation alone by letting you figure out how to actually create/destroy that bit of infrastructure and hook up the relevant parts as one action in one codebase, rather than having to write Lambda handlers (the CDK calls these handlers "Custom Resource", which are different from Constructs) that get deployed and called when you need to setup/teardown/change the relevant parts.

Both Terraform and the CDK are opaque wrappers around AWS as a whole, the difference being that Terraform wrote their own DSL to describe things that gets then attached to their own SDK (which appears to be JS?) with varying levels of integration, whereas the CDK allows you to use whatever language you're already using to build the primary structure of your application, but where you have fully atomic (not just rollback-able) changes via CloudFormation.

[0]github.com/aws/aws-cdk/issues/new
This reminds me of a doctor that did ten thousand heart surgeries and quit because people kept coming back for their second or third bypass. It's pointless because you're not addressing the source of the problem.
You realize that by citing your “circle uses Telegram” when even a cursory internet search will show you and your friends are in the minority, will quickly reveal how small your bubble is?
Thankyou for the tip, IDK why I have not visited Wikipedia. Probably a combination of negative feedback from times I used it as a source and personal laziness.

Thankyou for taking the time to respond.
CTRL+[ also sends ESC control code.

So you don't even need to map ESC on tap (I prefer to map layout switching to it).
Yeah, who could have seen this coming? Will be interesting to see what other innocuous behavior ends up suddenly qualifying as a violation under this regime.
It was annoying, anyone, especially verified could change picture and name to someone else and write some bullshit. Most of people wouldn't notice the handle, only the name and picture, and that's how fake news might spread.
Lately there were a lot of verified profiles that changed their profile pic and name to Elon Musk and were trolling.
>XP's architecture had to be replaced or it would have held things back.

Same can be said about Linux, but the kernel is evolving internally without being replaced. With enough eBPF modules Linux can act like a microkernel or even driven kernel.
Degrowth – Marxism is back for the modern age
> freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences

This is the point I am not sure Elon Musk would have agreed with you about before aquiring the platform.
The Demanding Work of Analyzing Incidents
Working in real projects at industry. Early on I was exposed to a large project in the airline industry, with an incredible architect. Lots of time had gone into preparing the project and codebase to make sure that developers could be productive without stepping on each others toes.

Being exposed to that project and an architect willing to explain not just what but why, really put me in the right mindset early on. I learned principles instead of technologies.
If I print the words Elon musk on a sheet of paper and tape it to my chest and start making stupid comments, I'm generally considered ok.

These "impersonations" are flimsy paper masks of Elon's face with the eyes cut out so you can see through.

This whole enforcement change is nothing more than Elmer Fudd throwing a tantrum because he bought a website full to the brim of bugs bunnies.
The banning is somewhat humorous, so i suppose he’s not completely wrong.
No man, I think that's just somebody trolling you. The account in your link clearly states it is Elon. Must be one of those dodge scams. Not sure.
I wonder if they were able to find additional sources to replace him...
The US is just that.. a union of states that enjoy a much higher level of independence than in other countries and at the same time have to deal with their own counties. The states all have differing levels of competence, enforcement and leadership. The federal government has limited oversight, except for cases of particular types of criminal corruption.

In my mind what screwed a lot of states up was the financial collapse of 2007, many did not adjust their spending forecasts and reconsider these projects appropriately in the face of the decade that came after. Finally, add in the pandemic and remote work, and it really undercut the rationale and scope of many of these projects that were never adjusted in the face of this.
Sorry yep you're right its the Max
Not sure if I am passionate enough but for 1 month have started studying option trading and my aim is to use it as a mode to get some daily income. Not expecting to be rich overnight but as a side income to pay my ever-increasing expenses. I know the risks in it and already in losses, but my idea is to limit myself and not to use at a gambling but keep a daily limit of Proft/loss. Anyone tried already or any suggestions?
You’d be wrong about that.
The fact that they are still insisting on zero-covid policy is weird and kinda sus.
It's good to know free speech is secure :rolleyes:
A recent Firefox update had completely cleaned up all configuration and plugins that I had installed. I wouldn’t go back to Chrome over this, but it wasn’t a minor issue for me and it definitely made me more reluctant to the future updates.
When the phrasing is "spam/scam/impersonation", I'd say it doesn't cover this.
It would depend on the cost of healthcare being delivered to those customers.

Considering that an out of pocket maximum did not exist prior to affordable care act, and insurers were allowed to deny people with pre existing conditions, I would expect drastically higher spending on new insureds because they would finally start getting healthcare.

Now the insurance company has to pay the hundreds of thousands and millions per NICU/hemophiliacs/cancer patients etc, so why wouldn’t their expenses go drastically higher?
Short for "contract lifecycle management," CLM software streamlines the way organizations manage and execute contracts. By storing contract templates in a centralized repository, organizations can create, manage, and execute contracts at scale, ensuring that all teams have access to the most relevant contracts at the right time.
To help you master your contracts, Dock is a comprehensive contract lifecycle management solution that optimizes and notices contract status, automates contract clauses and workflow processes, and provides secure cloud storage for all of your business contracts.
No matter what, use a pen and no roller.

I am using a pelcas one. On amazon there seems to be a pseudo brand cluster of pens that look very similar but use the same cartridges. You can check out /r/tressless for more reviews.
I look forward to seeing Musk continue to run Twitter into the ground, and have to eventually forfeit Tesla and SpaceX because of this. They'll be better off without him at the helm.
Yes, Covid-19 mRNA vaccines deployment is full of corruption, politics and ineptitude. Having said that, you are in the elevated risk group, so if more than a couple of months passed from your last booster, I would get the fourth one. You need to take care of your general health. Diet, healthy level of vitamin D, diet, and some exercise. In that order. I am not a board-certified doctor.
>These "impersonations" are flimsy paper masks of Elon's face with the eyes cut out so you can see through.

Debatable. If I go on a major Mastadon instance and impersonate an admin or a top celebrity there will I get banned? If I do, should I expect much sympathy if I accuse the relevant admins of throwing a tantrum? Can I go on a major Mastadon instance and pretend to be a politician up for re-election and start making claims in hopes of damaging their electoral prospects?

It just strikes me as implausible that the people who are accusing Musk of being thin-skinned here actually believe that this sort of impersonation is defensible behavior. I guess it's reminiscent of the people who pearl-clutch about political violence but also were okay with Griffith doing a photoshoot posing with Trump's bloody decapitated head.
I can think of very few instances where you should be giving people shell access, let alone need to worry about RBAC.

Furthermore, the UNIX user model and file system hierarchy already provides you with RBAC. Combine that with ACLs and SetUID (et al) bits and you’ve already got sudo baked into the core system.

Your point about it being a convenience tool is bang on: it makes it easier to administer all of the above but that convenience, like nearly all convenience tools in computing, comes with a slight security trade off.

To be clear, I don’t agree with the author’s recommendation to ditch sudo. But they are absolutely correct in the technical sense. Just as you are. In fact you are both basically arguing the same point but from different perspectives: “sudo adds a vector of attack”. It’s then up to your threat modelling to decide if that is appropriate or not.

But to come back to my original point: just don’t give people shell access. There’s no need in 99% of cases of servers these days and if we are talking about local user machines, then RBAC is less of an issue since it would be a machine per user.
> Your article called their data an estimate without giving any insight into how the data was estimated, other than the caveat that it may include users who only used imessage for sms

You mean anecdata without hard facts are meaningless??? You don’t say.