skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm afraid to sign up for Tesla insurance because their collision warning system constantly goes off on me when I'm, say, driving slowly past an RV parked on the side of my street on a curve (which I do almost every day), or creeping up on a turning car in a parking lot at 5mph, fully aware and planning on stopping before I smash into it, but not coming to a complete stop because I know they're just about to make a turn. If they add those metrics to their system my insurance rates would probably sky rocket, even though I've never been in an accident or even got a moving violation ticket in 22 years/300,000 miles driving.
Nope. The whole lets hand surplus to police hasn't arrived on these shores yet. In fact most police isn't even armed with guns

UK is more of a knife crime scene

(There are armed response units with automatics though)
Spoken like someone who has never experienced physical violence. I have and have seen far worse done to others. There is no comparison, not even close. Calling speech violence offends and minimizes the experience of those who have experienced violence.
Unfortunately, they didn't say how much of B3 is too much. I guess the RDA of 16/14 mg is ways below that threshold.
https://archive.ph/5NON4
The movie scene writes itself:

(the scene: a firebase in Afghanistan. A platoon of weary grunts are landing in a chopper, returning from a tough mission)

Marine A: Did you guys notice that halo around the rotors when the chopper took off, after we landed at the site?

B: No, douchebag, we were checking our weapons again.

A: That's called the Kopp-Etchells effect.

B: You're going to explain it to us, aren't you?

A: You see, the leading edge of the blades has titanium on it, so ...

B: (chopper lands) Well, here we are! Looking forward to hearing all about this, next mission, douchebag.
> either alone or with partners

Wait, is this saying that 44% of adolescent boys and 74% of adolescent girls aren’t even masturbating? If so, I simply don’t believe it.
A panic can be caught with catch_unwind. https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/panic/fn.catch_unwind.html
I’d love to see a mighty type app but for a phone emulator.

I’m tired of all these apps constantly doing stuff in the background and tracking my location anytime I use them.

If I had a “mighty” phone app, and could stream an emulated device with the apps on that server I’d happily pay $5~$10/ month.
And then they grow up and become teenagers and it gets really bad.
EU's Executive Vice-President: Regulation of Social Media Reddit Talk
I would say: file a claim with the FTC against Google, Instagram and the “complainant” for anti-competitive behaviour, and when those 3 come begging to dismiss it say they need to take it up with the FTC as it’s now in their court (similar to how Google is passing the buck to deal with the “complainant” directly to get Google to restore the app).
I agree overall, but I don't think it'll be VS Code in the browser, I think VS Code's remote features with the client-server model (client: VS Code's UI running locally, and server: the code executing and file-system running on the server).

I've also tried VS Code in the browser, and personally I find it an absolute unusable mess, the key binding space is just way to overloaded for a complex app like VS Code, and the browser itself to co-exist (e.g., many of VS Code's important bindings get eaten by the browser itself). I think that all that really matters is that the UI for complex apps runs locally.

(But I could be wrong here, I don't make the mistake of extrapolating my own experiences to other users. E.g., I also find VS Code to be so slow I avoid, but most users couldn't care less. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27360494)
Try Dopamine on Windows. It's very simple and light https://github.com/digimezzo/dopamine
Patterns (YC S21), a platform for building next generation AI apps, is hiring
> You want to own a house? The government mandates that you acquire and give them a certain amount of US dollars.

I have gone through many county clerk & recorder documents. I regularly see 6 and 7 figure houses change hands via recorded quit claim that says things like: 'love and other valuable consideration' or the frequent 'ten dollars'.

And I have read a lot of State law. While there is shady stuff in law such as "federal IRS lien can be recorded without a hearing nor judgment in State court", I have yet to see law which requires $ to exchange a house. Am interested in seeing a State law reference you may know of.
I'm not a Rust expert by any means, but know enough to be mildly dangerous.

The Rust Programming Language is, to my mind, one of the reasons for Rust's popularity. Every language would go far by having a book of that quality freely available and accessible to such a wide audience. It's, truly, a feat.
> If the village is small and remote enough that's functionally the same thing

No it isn't. Interacting with with 120-150 neighbors[1] on a daily basis is a richer form of social interaction than is available to most people in the West today. For most of history people lived in groups of up to a few hundred, being isolated wasn't the norm.

[1] https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/news-wires-white-papers...
Interview with Jesse of Distro Watch
The tricky task of tallying carbon (2019)
What doesn’t make sense about your statement is that CICO evangelists don’t claim that appetite or that satiation isn’t a problem.

One of the best examples I know of is Greg Doucette. He specifically preaches CICO because for 95-99% of people it is about putting the fork down. It’s a generalization because, more often than not you aren’t controlling your intake if you are overweight. There will always be the minority that truly have hormonal imbalances and need assistance losing weight.

If you have a higher appetite you should have learned about low calorie dense foods, and if you’re serious about losing or maintaining a healthy weight you have to find sustainable foods you like that fill you but are lower in calories.

There’s a heirarchy in terms of trouble shooting your weight problems and proper jumping to NEAT and hormonal imbalances is really just trying to take a shortcut for instant gratification.

Long term you can lose 1 pound a month, slowly, and keep it off the rest of your life via CICO.

Sorry for the rant but I can’t stand people who skip CICO cause they don’t like to hear it and haven’t done research on how to keep themselves full.
Never attribute to incompetence what could more easily be explained by greed.
I personally think abortion should be legal, but this is facile:

> have no scientific basis for the opinion they hold

There's no scientific basis for opposing theft or assault either. What we think is immoral has little to do with science.
Vitamins can def be super successful, as you mentioned. Agreed.

I think that with Mighty it's just the combination of being an expensive product (mainly to operate, but to some extent for the end customer as well) + privacy concerns + most people don't suffer that much from slow browsers and instead willing to pay $20/30 a month to solve it.

Pretty niche market, I think. But might be mistaken...
You’re speaking to my point. A household of 4-5 and a typical village have extremely different social dynamics. Similarly the groupings (villages, tribes, etc.) of primal humans were much larger than a household of 4-5.

(Your examples of lighthouses and religious hermits are too rare to be seriously compared to the average person. These extreme examples are probably similar to what I’m talking about, though. We just don’t know as much about them as we do a typical village.)

Pandemic aside, we live in a world where it is much more possible to live in this hyper isolation than ever before.
me: i am listening to a podcast on iOS podcast app. i press wired headphone button.

iOS: i pause the podcast.

me: okay, a little bit later i press play. what do you do?

iOS: beeply booply, Voice Control listening…

me: voice control? I have voice control switched off in settings -> accessibility

iOS: why not take your phone out, take your gloves off, cancel voice control, lock unlock to get rid of the unlock prompt and get the Lock Screen back then press play on it?

Me: can I voice control “play”?

iOS: apparently not, no.
And of course he was right: "My hope is that what makes this temporary is that it will not actually work better than most peoples' laptops."

https://twitter.com/Jonathan_Blow/status/1387121451187118080
That's a strange article. They seemed to have started with a conclusion and looked for supporting data.

They don't seem to have controlled for reduced physical activity. They even seem to claim obesity is a result of reduced social contact. That's a stretch.
From what little I've read on the matter, SBF is very well connected politically, I'll be surprised if he doesn't get a sweetheart deal.
https://github.com/Udokah/veecam
> Your doctor knows this, and she'll gladly prescribe it.

If your doctor gladly prescribes anything you just walk in and ask for by name and dosage and doesn't have a green cross symbol outside their office, then I'd highly suggest seeking out a new doctor.
We live in a world of stuff that was once viewed as insane shit, yet ended up to be the next best thing. Sometimes the stuff was insane shit at the time, the technology failed because it could not be ready at the time, yet we still ended up with something useful in the long run.

None of this is to say that all of those crazy ideas, or even any given crazy idea, will work out in the long run. The thing is, we cannot know until that time has come and gone.
Tangential to this but, when I want to share a song, I copy the link from Apple Music and pop it into the excellent https://songwhip.com so whoever is on the receiving end can choose their preferred way of listening.
How effective has this approach been so far?
I looked into remote desktop services but in the long run you're cheaper off just buying a computer
Yes, it does support custom repeat.
Are there any examples of popular OSS projects using a non-commercial-only license?
That's a difference in usage. In the default configuration, panics can be caught and thus are functionally identical.

The actual difference is that you can set panic=abort as the user of the code (it's a compiler parameter), in which case there is no unwinding and the program aborts immediately.

To me, the lack of possible handling and recovery (based on a compilation flag) is what arguably disqualifies it as an exceptions system.
World’s Largest Hydro-Floating Solar Farm Goes Live in Thailand (2021)
I believe it going in that direction (what women find attractive or not on men). I suspect that it's a product of women generally caring more about socioeconomic status (signaled by being well dressed), while men generally care more about the purely physical aspect of sex. After 15 years of being together, my wife knows that I find her most attractive in t-shirts, tank tops, running shorts, and sleepwear but it's still counterintuitive to her and she instinctively dresses up when she wants to impress me.
However you can set panic=abort in which case no unwinding takes place.

This makes panics completely unreliable for error reporting.
Uh huh. I've heard all the excuses. I am sure fat people understand thermodynamics just fine. What they lack is restraint. Never met a fat person with sane eating habits
People will keep focusing on the individual here but surely they should be questioning the system? In particular the VC's as most of this was actually institutional money.
How on earth did he get £16Billion? Well turns out he went to Stanford same class as Theranos and his Girlfriend whom he made head of the trading arm also went there. She's the daughter of an MIT Econ Professor. It's quite clear FTX only got started because of political connections and back door deals. Sadly this won't be the wake up call that we need to bring back some sort of meritocracy to American society.
In my opinion, on the face of it, remote experiences like this, be it gaming or whatever, are not out of the realm of reason. In practice, they tend to not work (again, in my opinion) because the rate at which computers get faster and cheaper far outpaces the infrastructure necessary to make a these "fly by wire" solutions work or have them be adopted.

If Moore's law (or it's equivalent in compute/dollar) really ever does level out, then this will become more attractive. With the cost of compute dropping exponentially, it doesn't seem like this can ever really get a foothold.
Winners of the N64 homebrew game jam announced, C source of all games on GitHub
https://github.com/N64brew-Game-Jam-2022
I fall into that percentage. I got stuck in a very severe lockdown whilst traveling. It was unpleasant to say the least.

However we should disentangle the stress of the situation, the uncertainty about the future, the arbitrary restrictions on previously taken for granted personal freedoms and the abrupt change to a lifetime of normalcy from the bummer of being alone.

Solitude and loneliness are not the same thing.

Some people actually thrived during lockdown. Others choose to isolate with no relation to it. All I am saying is that it is not written in your DNA that your mental health must deteriorate due to lack of socializing.

It is not so much unprecedented as it is unusual and involuntary.
Very useful insight, thank you for sharing
Dunno, the branding does seem a little too close to Instagram... Literally using their colours in a similar gradient, using their name in your app name, etc...
I had not looked into RxDB before thank you.
By any chance you know how much their Premium plugin with IndexedDB support costs, their price is not listed.
Six dead in Istanbul blast, Erdogan says it 'smells like terrorism'
Offline is nice in theory, but not as useful in reality. For solo projects, I will skip all the fancy tools and just use org-mode (emacs), which is offline. For a company project, most people don't get to decide which tool to use. Besides, if you spend significant time in a project management tool, even if your title is project manager, there is something seriously wrong with the project already. In which case, the tools is not the problem you should be worried about.
In USA, Treasury issues currency and coin. Private organization named Federal Reserve has special privilege to manipulate interest rates through various means.
Ah yes, I think I did have one bloodwork with SHBG done.

I was on 250mg Test Enanthate a week then (no AI or other hormones, I think I may have been on GHRP/GHRP peptides like Ipamorelin + CJC 1295 but that's irrelevant):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mgqXihtCe9KgJHwRrFw60LLQuv5...

Here's the results for the lazy. The first number is the value, the second set of numbers are the reference ranges:

Testosterone, Serum 1465 HIGH 348-1197
LH <0.2 LOW 1.7-8.6
FSH <0.2 LOW 1.5-12.4
Sex Horm Binding Glob, Serum 10.6 LOW 16.5-55.9
Came across this from a BBC News story, which also has some great video.

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-asia-63595541

I'm kind of surprised I haven't heard of more hydropower reservoir + floating solar installation... it seems like an excellent supply/demand/land-area solution!
I watched both of Lustig's videos on fructose. A lot of interesting data.

The american heart association estimates a 60%-70% overweight/obesity ratio.

Individuals still choose their own lifestyle behaviors :)
For many disabled patients the doctor is often not in
I can’t answer the rest, but for the “how”: iOS has a “currently playing” API just like macOS and Linux (via MPRIS). Individual players need to support it, but any app with the right entitlements should be able to read from it.

In other words, this particular case isn’t that nefarious: Spotify is publishing the “currently playing” metadata so that other apps can read it, and Apple is consuming it.
Dragging tasks from the board to the calendar and pomodoro are great features. I've been looking for an app like this for a long time. I will go for lifetime access. Congrats on a great idea executed well, and thanks.
Seems like a straightforward trademark dispute.
Ok.

IMO, you are advocating for the existing system, which creates the terror events, fear, etc and indoctrinates the populace to their way of thinking. This is plainly immoral - we have a society based in widely-believed lies. You can dispute my characterisation - but, if you were to research 'news', history, science, etc more deeply, I think you would find that the explanations are merely expedient devices to get you 'bought in'. The aim is to get the turkeys to vote for Christmas - or more specifically - to vote for their servitude. If you get people to go believe in whatever fresh disempowering horror has been created, despite the lack of any personal evidence, you are able to move them towards greater dependence on external governance. You are supporting enslavement.

The opposite to this, is autonomous, self-guided individuals that don't need external governance. I know what I want to do and don't want guidance. Note this is NOT an allowed option. I don't want to pay protection money (taxes) to others, especially when they use that money against me.

Ask yourself, is it acceptable that I live freely? With the ability to self-govern myself, defend myself against attacks on my freedom - eg against police levying fines, requesting licensing, etc - in order to interact in society? You'd think so.. but what we actually have is slavery that wants to call itself 'freedom'.

What I am advocating is 'anything but slavery', even covert slavery. This is easily achieved IMO, by the application of a simple moral principle - the golden rule - "do not treat others in ways that you would not like to be treated". If someone acts against you, you are free to take responsibility and respond as you see fit.

So, I think you have an idea that 'without the social contract, we would be run by the mafia' while failing to realise that you are already run by the very worst mafia! They are invisible to you. And, worse than that, you are parroting the nonsense beliefs they have taught you at school, fully accepting the slave mentality that they would have all their slaves proclaim, and proclaiming it to others.

https://youtu.be/bAF35dekiAY?t=73
I’ve talked to a couple of very loyal Mighty users. If you think about the number of hours a knowledge worker spends in the browser every month, it works out to a pretty small price per hour.

It’s similar to people in jobs that require them to live out of their inbox paying (a comparable amount) for Superhuman.
Notepad++ sets the bar extremely high
Lol stop making life complex nothing about your comment says CICO is wrong. Self control on the other hand is a problem that a lot of people have. But im sure we will find the .1% of random issues to talk about instead.

People love to say its easy for you or make up all kinds of excuses. A person i dated in the pst liked to complain about how she couldn’t lose weight because of all these genetic issues. Both of her parents were fat and she had recently started to get a lot bigger. I said i would diet with her eating the same amount of calories even though i work out 5 times a week and need 2200 calories just to maintain my weight normally i am eating 2400 to 2600 since my goal is muscle gain. She needed likely about 1800 based on sex, height, and activity level. We both targeted 1600 calories a day.

I lost close to ten pounds (this is not at all healthy dont do it) she lost 4 pounds. I stopped after a month and she was unable to keep doing it alone without me doing all the meal planning and just generally because she was lazy.

I never had to hear about how it was because i was lucky again which was great. I had serious hunger cravings for the entire month but guess what you can decide to not eat.

Prepared for my downvotes from all the people “stuck” at unhealthy weight.
I hope this remains a "myth" for you. I can assure you that it can be quite painful to deal with and take a long time to remedy.
> the List of Lists:

> https://fd.lod.bz/rbil/interrup/dos_kernel/2152.html

> That allowed TSRs to do clever things.

I think they were also used (=manipulated manually) by viruses, in order to prevent DOS from reporting the reduction in memory, and the user from noticing the virus.
Forking Chrome to turn HTML into SVG
Looking at population density at a global level, or at a national level, is going to be giving you misleading results. If your goal is to evaluate whether people in history lived close to other people, you need a very different metric: Population density of the neighborhood where the median person lives.

For instance, if you look at population density overall, Germany has a far higher population density than Spain. This is, however, because most of Spain is empty. Even when you look at rural areas, what you see is not American style homesteads, but people living in a relatively dense village, and traveling to their farm. In that environment, social isolation is very difficult: Just buying food and going to some kind of workplace leads to being very close to a whole lot more people than, say, your average American does.

So when we go back in time in most places, we might not see that much cross-settlement travel, but how dense are the settlements? How much can you avoid other human beings? Just like travel was dangerous, living in a place that was a long distance from your next neighbor was also dangerous: The best protection against attack was to have enough neighbors very close, as to make it really difficult to get away with attacking you. We have ruins of many settlements, going back well before writing, and it's normal to see places that might have housed a dozen or so families, all in screaming distance.

Therefore, I don't see how we can support that some form of relative social isolation was the norm everywhere. If anything, it's the modern American suburb, where in practice we don't need to exchange a word with the neighbors, and most retail transactions are impersonal, is what happens to be historically novel. The pandemic just made it more extreme.
How do you argue or reason with someone using a black box model? If you can't, what is it really.
> Probably high server costs and being a vitamin and not a painkiller killed it.

Being a project with no customer base killed it.

I remember it being discussed 6 months or a year ago on HN and while it was a popular topic, it was not being discussed kindly.

It's something that should have never made it past the stage of cool demo.
I believe you’re confusing meeting new people and isolation.

Living alone was extremely rare until recent history [1]. Not having freedom of movement, or not living in a city does not mean social isolation. Villages back in history used to celebrate holidays together, families were much larger, everyone knew everyone since birth etc…

I just woke up but don’t feel like pulling up the sources but I believe the exact opposite of your statement. Social isolation is a modern phenomenon that was extremely rare before in history. It was incredibly difficult to survive just by yourself.

[1] https://archive.org/details/goingsoloextraor00eric
> Sadly this won't be the wake up call that we need to bring back some sort of meritocracy to American society.

People "investing" into a cryptocoin because "value goes up" weren't being part of a meritocracy what so ever.

There was never any true value to FTT. Hell, there's barely any value to BTC or ETH as it is and its been 14 years of looking for a valid use case. The little value it has is in black market, and perpetuating fraudsters like SBF.

Sitting around with $100,000, doing nothing, and hoping to get $200,000 or more later isn't really a meritocracy at all.
Maybe no explanation needed here, but just in case, "5150" was the iconic first IBM PC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Personal_Computer
The Match Girls
Covid Depression Is Real. Here’s What You Need to Know
https://archive.ph/EmfBR
Look, I don't get why we're still talking about this. There's no new information and it's just boring. HN is supposed to be about true intellectual curiosity, not just gawking at the latest dumpster fire.