skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As it comes to friendships, people mistake time for priority.

Yes, I get it, people are busy. But they still have time. The average citizen spends several hours per day passively consuming entertainment. You may even have spare moments at work or in a commute.

You can call your friend. Or send a quick message to do some slow chat. And even in hectic schedules you can meet once a week or even once a month.

When you haven't connected to a friend in months, you're a shitty friend. You don't have a time problem, you have a priority problem. And that's the thing that people are unwilling to admit: it's just less important after a certain age, where we use time as an excuse.
"Natural Aroma"
Hence we have https://www.jellybelly.com/jelly-belly-bean-recipes

I certainly would laugh if I went into a restaurant and on top of my 'truffle-infused' Lamb Ragù was a gently placed Truffle Jellybean.
You’re missing the point - that the truffle flavour is derived from petroleum. It’s not about the oil component, which as you say is a normal food oil.

The idea is: fake truffle oil is some olive/rapeseed oil with a bit of 2,4-dithiapentane added to it. I don’t know to what extent this flavouring is actually petroleum-derived, but the point is that it’s not actual truffle.
In my anecdotal sample the thinking is changing indeed from "I'll learn manual just in case I ever need it" to "screw it, automatic is available everywhere, and EVs are coming".
The claims of sterilization, genocide and cleansing are largely propaganda.

This propaganda takes a kernel of truth (China began enforcing the 3-child policy on Uyghurs, who were previously exempt - the policy previously only applied to the Han majority), and distorts it beyond all recognition (China is sterilizing all the Uyghurs).

Given the public's utter lack of knowledge about China in the US and Europe, it's easy to sell this sort propaganda.

It would be so much easier to discuss the actual issues (such as China's harsh crackdown on separatism in Xinjiang) if the US government were not so shamelessly distorting them for political reasons. One almost finds oneself having to defend the Chinese government, because the US government has so little compunction about pushing big lies like the "Uyghur genocide." China did use heavy police measures and political indoctrination to go after people it suspects of supporting separatism. No, it's not trying to wipe out the Uyghurs (or to do anything even remotely like that).
"Modern Processor Design" - John Shen and Mikko Lipasti

edit: There are also a lot of open-source out-of-order machines nowadays, ie. https://docs.boom-core.org/en/latest/

edit: Also, Onur Mutlu @ ETH Zurich has a lot of lectures on YouTube, highly recommended. https://www.youtube.com/c/OnurMutluLectures
I made another totally different kind of "tree view" in CSS a while back, in this case to see some kind of JSON-html tree into a tree:

https://francisco.io/demo/tree/

It was a fork of a much earlier project but I improved it a lot IIRC; unfortunately I lost the original source and now chances of finding it are very small (unless someone here knows it!)
Because those requests happen within the Twitter datacenter. There's no goo reason to assume they should be slower from India.
Not just Europe, anywhere in the world that isn't US
Isn’t the “natural aroma” from your ingredient list exactly what the author means?
And cloudflare again!

Those guys... not to mention their pesky "browser verification" which is does not work with noscript/basic (x)html browsers.
I don't perceive an IDE crisis.

We've never had it so good! There are multiple options, most of them are "free" and they'll all get the job done.

Each of them has their own particular quirks, but I wouldn't describe any of the mainstream offerings as "bad".
Doesn't the ingredient list contain "Natural Aroma" ?
You’re asking the wrong question to the wrong crowd. We’re all software engineers, if there was something obvious we’d build it ourselves.
But it does say “Natural Aroma” which the post claims is code for “fake truffle smell”. The list mentions “truffles” but they may very well be the type of truffles that has no flavor — with all the flavor coming from the “natural aroma”.

I think you’re making the author’s point.
Scratch your own itch ? :)

Can you tell us what you have tried?
Well, EU just introduced Digital Markets Act (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Markets_Act). Sure looks like the pressure on fair and cooperative digital ecosystem is growing. Among others, it's concerned with interoperability of services.
What do you want the clutch for?
But wait, AI models will help bots looks like real humans accessing a site! They'll try hard to will fool the AI models that check if a site is browsed by a human.

Ha-ha, only serious.
Outside of USA does anyone else drive automatic? Curious.
The Surprisingly Deep Connection of Math and Biology
I have been living in the US my entire life and the extent of the debate I’ve heard here is:

- Someone makes a joke about how you should get a manual, that way nobody will steal it (because the thieves won’t know how to drive), and

- Someone makes a comment about how they visited the UK and decided to rent a car, and either they paid extra for an automatic or they saved money and drove manual.

> It seems to me as if it is either treated as an arcane art, something to be shunned, a trait of "masculinity", or a trait of toxicity and pretentiousness.

I have no idea why you sense this from American culture.
Perhaps a product that helps indie hackers discover problems worth solving without the hassle of engaging with the real world?

All snark aside, you personally need to experience the problem of you are going to come up with a novel solution people who pay for.
> “In retrospective data, the main cardiac complication is myocarditis, which remains rare with an incidence of 0.0035% and mainly affects young men under 18 years of age.”

Statistically speaking, is that percentage significant enough to be worth mentioning?

That aside, as it goes on to say, they're only counting severe cases that required hospitalization.

Finally, I don't believe it's mentioned whether the sample included those who got Covid or not. The vax doesn't prevent, only ideally mitigate (or so it is said). Perhaps some combination of factors increases myocarditis risks?
The chemical used for artificial vanilla is found in real vanilla, but the artificial and real vanilla are rather different from each other. I can roll with either, but if I'm paying real vanilla prices for vanillin, I've been ripped off.
99% of users don’t make a fuss about javascript and the developers know. It would probably be wrong to get so distracted by satisfying a tiny sliver of user base (the pickiest sliver?) with a disproportionate share of work.

Which is a shame because there’s something very elegant about using CSS. It’s usually much more performant.
I've been using VSCode for Golang (3 years) & Python (1+ year) and I've never had too much troubles with it. It definitely not perfect but it does the job quite well. Jetbrains' IntelliJ Idea and Datagrip are still the best for other languages for me but yeah it's been a while since I've used any other IDEs.

As far as I know Eclipse and Netbeans are still around and updated but they're not breaking the news so I'm not sure about them.

As other said LSP are a big thing and even if they are mostly popular around VSCode and neovim's user they can be used with any other LSP compatible clients
Very neat! Any ideas how to add correct vertical line heights with multi-line / variable-height items? e.g. the vertical line next to "Jupiter" here is too short https://gist.github.com/refset/c6f3ac05cacc12d547b4bc96bbeac...
How exactly did I mis characterize your argument? I’ve reread it about 10 times and cannot understand how you’re advocating for animal welfare.

You say that people can easily value animals lives less than their tastebuds, but still want to minimize suffering (which is wrong, because minimizing suffering would mean not killing anyone).

Then you make the case that self defense could be a similar example of taking well-being into consideration while still causing fatal harm.

I make the point that self defense isn’t remotely like the act of killing animals for food, and you said I’m building a strawman. What exactly is being lost in translation?
It's the site owners who enable this; they are just not interested in users who run noscript or any other non-standard setup.
If you want your marketing signaling to be "this artist is for rich people, normal people have no chance to see them anyways", sure. Many probably don't want to do that - indeed the strength of the lottery system is that it does signal the opposite.
The article points out that “natural aroma” is doing some heavy lifting.

“The use of the so-called "natural aromas" is a particularly sneaky trick. The artificial flavoring most commonly used in truffle products is the petroleum derivative mentioned at the beginning of the text, meaning "natural aromas" are a marketing ploy to make you believe that the flavor was naturally derived from truffles. It was not, and God knows where it comes from, as no one is willing to reveal the information.”

Real truffle is not shelf stable, the flavor degrades within a week.
The Binance response: updated proof of reserves can be found at

https://www.binance.com/en/collateral-btokens
DeFi’s Rise to Shame: Its Problems and How to Fix Them
I think that was always the main argument against MMT prescription "spend like there is no tomorrow if the inflation is low". Politicians and population love only this part and will ignore/fight the other one.
It's sometimes given attention. The usual defence is "yes but girls are better and they deserve some help given they have been historically held back".
Hard to choose. Here’s a short list of favorites:

- PyATL (Python Atlanta). Group already existed. Didn’t build it from scratch. Adapting to the pandemic and pivoting to keep the community strong was a challenge. We made it through and now better than ever.

- Worked on ESG software. Helping people invest according to their values. Most people are good. Means the software shifts investments from shitty companies to better ones (IMHO).

- Fixed part of the MCAT registration portal performance a short while back. It went from definitely not able to handle scale to being resilient.

- Worked on Fieldscope. An important scientific app used for environmental research like the Chesapeake Bay cleanup project. Flash in 2018 was a nightmare but made it work.

- All the smaller open source contributions that help remove paper cut level issues from projects. That way maintainers can focus on making the bigger impact.

I know this was rather off topic. We don’t usually get to share this. It’s nice to signal to others that they can make a difference at all levels. You can make the world better right now and right where you are. Go!
Yes. "As of 2022, Swift has broken 84 Guinness World Records, of which 13 times she broke her own record or regained it, and 74 remain unbroken." [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_awards_and_nominations...
“I don’t need it so no one needs it” is the summary of your post. Not a very constructive statement, and you’re not asking a question either, because if you actually wanted to know you would’ve looked it up, or if you’re so in tune with the needs of others, you’d already know. So what sort of conversation are you aiming to have?
What a coincidence. Just yesterday i've used getElementsBySelector for the first time while making a greasemonkey script.
Subpoenas and affidavits call into question the credentials of Elon Musk
The serverless revolution deserves more than just a serverless database
If/When you are in Paris, "Le comptoir corrézien" [0] is a very good address to buy truffle (also foie gras etc). They supply some of the top fancy restaurants.

[0] https://www.comptoir-correzien.fr/en/home/
Why not helping to frame the problem better suggesting an improved version of the question?

As an engineer, can't you grasp the spirit of what is being asked and suggest reformulations?
Almost all species in global shark fin trade to be protected
I guess a proxy plugin for IIS and Apache, with extension points in shared libraries and TCL scripts, that our customer support team discovered and used it for stuff I never considered in first place.

Back in the good old .com days.

There were others, but this is probably still the top one.
yes, that styling was what the article was mostly about after all.

The pure html was <10% of the article, the remaining 90+% were about the styling
Go visit local businesses. Ask them about what are their pain points. Build for them. Focus on the solution from their POV. You ain’t gonna find shit online.
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Ask HN: Are we tired yet of the Musk shit here on HN?
I don’t think what you’re saying is necessarily wrong, but you’re simply not addressing the scarcity of time.

I have friends that I would do basically anything for, and they would do basically anything for me, and this has been proven many times over throughout our friendships. But being there when they need you (or vice versa) isn’t what constitutes most of the relationship, most of it just just normal friend activities. Additionally, the entirety of the time devoted to the relationship is time you cannot devote to something else, no matter how much benefit you derive from the friendship.

Time devoted to relationships with my friends has certainly dwindled a little for me over time. I’m still there for them if they need me, but I devote much less time to socialising with them, because there are simply too many other things in my life that take priority over that. Because again, not matter how positive and beneficial your friendships are, hanging out with your buddies simply isn’t going to take priority over the needs of your spouse/children/career very often.
One thing I noticed was how cloudflare branding used to be pretty prominent on those pages, and now is pretty small.

I think they probably realized that maybe they don't want to be known as the reason these pages are showing up everywhere and inconveniencing legitimate traffic.
> 10. Everyone pays their own legal bills.

This is the surprising one to me. Making Chessbase pay for Stockfish's incurred legal fees not only seems justified but would help deter future infringement of open source licences.
I'm a bit confused. Does this apply to absolutely all truffle oil? For years I have bought one particular type, which has the following list of ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil, 1% truffle juice from white truffle (Tuber Magnatum pico), 1% natural aroma, 1% truffle aroma. So it's supposed to contain both the real thing and truffle aroma. It costs like €11 for a 55 ml bottle. Is much of the flavour the taste of the real truffle it contains, or the truffle aroma that it also contains?
A method which has proven successful with friends is arranging for a future appointment to have a call. Usually we ask what the other is up to next week and book in a 1-2hr slot one evening for a call.

I've found male friends open up much more about how they are when speaking and appreciate the regular monthly check-ins.
How exactly do fans prove their loyalty?
This book looks very neat. I don't know JS, but I will try to go through it. Thanks for sharing!
I'm kind of also searching for that but I don't want to waste efforts in experiments. I want to MVP something that can easily start making money fast.

Not totally sure on how to find it yet, but I'm pretty sure is not just online.
When looking at spatial distances, we usually want to look at spatial coordinates. Note that there are no cross terms with a(t) in the metric, so the expansion factor (which is divided out if you look at the definition of comoving distance) can easily be accounted for. No curvature shenanigans necessary. Ofc that also implies looking at a single cosmological time, that was never disputed as it is also literally part of the definition. This in turn simplifies the whole idea of distances across cosmological scales, which is why it is so commonly used. It might depend on the time you choose, with today's proper distance for example being equal to comoving distance if you could freeze the universe. But you can't really do that, so it makes more sense to talk about comoving than proper distances. All of this is explained pretty well on wikipedia, but if you want you can also take a look at Hartle's or Carroll's textbooks on General Relativity.
That’s not quite accurate. It’s not a particular mushroom which they forgot to ban. They are sclerotia, and there are lots of varieties.

I don’t know where the name truffle came about.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sclerotium
I completely agree, but that's not the cancel culture we have come to know and love.
We went through this process. Started with Airtable + Softr which took a weekend to demonstrate the desired functionality. But we switched to bubble + Airtable and launched in three months. Then we moved off Airtable to use the bubble db. Finally we migrated to Xano for the db because it has much better security. So bubble + Xano. We have 1,400 work flows and 40 API endpoints and 45 tables.
"People face a much higher risk of developing myocarditis from Covid infection than the vaccines, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. The risk of myocarditis from Covid is 100 times higher than developing the condition after Covid vaccination, according to a recent paper in Nature Reviews Cardiology."[1]

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/04/though-rare-moderna-covid-va...
> Well when I say max out pension it isn't really an investment decision more than it is "this is how much money the government said I need to pay them for them to take care of me when I'm 70"

Depends on what you mean by pension. In the UK most modern workplace pensions and all self-invested personal pensions are similar to 401k in the US - all the money is contributed by you and/or your employer, you can access the money after a certain age, and you have control over how that money is invested in the meantime.

And for something like state pensions, once you have contributed for 10 years, you get the same pension; you don't have the option to contribute more so you can get paid more in retirement.

> Passive income only works for really wealthy people.

Investing doesn't necessarily mean passive income, and passive income doesn't need to be complete replacement for any other income to be a good idea. If you can put $5000 in stocks and get 4-8% a year return (unless it's your only $5000) that might be better than keeping it as cash and losing 8-10% to inflation. The percentage return you'll get will be the same as the percentage return a wealthy person investing millions in the same fund would get. And the returns you'll get from investing don't need to be lifechanging to make investing a better option than the alternative.
The fact that you see advocating for the widening of the circle of moral consideration as “pandering not hypothetical future moralists” is an embarrassing self burn.
I think this is ridiculous. The point of food should be to taste good, not for the eater to feel smug for having real expensive stuff on their plate.

As long as my food is delicious, I don't care whether it has the expensive original ingredient or a cheap substitute.
Thank you! This is all such great and therefore brilliantly overwhelming advice.
I have never seen bread frozen without a serious impact on quality.
> that 2+2=4 - in the sense that I know for sure, if I take throw two rocks on a pile of two rocks, I'll get a pile of four rocks, not five rocks.

That depends on if one of the rocks breaks in half as you throw it onto the rock-pile or not. And also if the resulting piece knocked off is large enough to pass your fuzzy and contextual distinction between "rock" and "pebble".

But IMHO, arithmetic such as counting numbers and 2 + 2 = 4 are not part of the natural world. If I have a rock and another rock, I can with minor effort tell them apart: they have different weight, size, shape, density, composition etc. They are each unique individual assemblages of huge numbers of atoms in distinct never-to-be-repeated arrangements. In what way are these 2 unique things "the same" ?

If I have an apple and you give me a frog, I have an apple and a frog. They're not the same.
If I have apple A and you give me apple B, do I have 2 apples? I have unique apple A and unique apple B. We can pretend that they're the same if you like, but that category is in our thinking, not in the world, and we also know that we can also notice differences between them.

tl;dr the natural world is not fungible, but behaving as if it is, is a convenient abstraction for mathematics and commerce, not a property of the natural objects.
Thanks! In case anyone else is interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gros_Michel_banana#Early_popul...

So I should have written: that you can no longer buy in the supermarket down the street :)
Afaik, the details tag is said to have accessiblity issue*. I can't imagine nesting them is going to help.

*I've read what feels like conflicting opinions with the consensus being: maybe it's accessible, maybe it's not. I would love to get a definitive answer either way. Tho' it does feel odd that a native tag isn't accessible out of the box.
Many comments here calling for harsh sentencing for these sorts of crimes. I can’t find much empirical evidence that long prison time is a good deterrent for this. Perhaps I’m not using the right keywords. Please reply if you know good references.

I don’t think the dollar amounts matter much here, because those defrauded were rich and didn’t suffer significantly, AFAICT. (She wasn’t convicted of defrauding patients)
You’re missing the point. There are two ways to make truffle oil.

1. Put real truffles in some kind of oil (olive, canola, etc)

2. Put synthetic truffle flavor (commonly derived from petroleum) in oil

The point of this article is that most of what you buy and are served is #2 marketed as #1.
Maybe it’s an option to found a nonprofit especially for this goal?

If it doesn’t already exist anyway.
> But the hard part is convincing other mathematicians to care.

My point is that whether other mathematicians care or not is completely irrelevant and doesn't subtract from mathematics' power of predicting phenomena in the real world.

Each and every mathematical theory has to be consistent with basic rules of reality - if nothing else, symbolic manipulation relies on basic arithmetic and set theory. Without symbolic manipulation, you can't even express all those "abstract" mathematics - to say that "abstract" mathematics can not have correspondence to the real world is completely false, because of this basic connection.

Now that I think about it - claiming that "mathematics is a social consensus" is exactly what I'd expect from a mathematics professor - a person whose whole life is isolated from reality, limited to the rigid structure of academia, and whose whole existence depends on other people caring. I doubt there is a single (professional) engineer that would say something like that.
No, they would also advertise the descending nature of it, so if they book a big enough venue, there won't be that much demand at $4000 to sell it out. So the price will descend down to more affordable levels.

Of course if the biggest venue isn't big enough to do that, then that's more of a problem of the local facilities, or the artist's decision to play in an area with inadequately sized venues.
Also when taking a shot, don't take in the left hand because left hand is closer to the heart than the right hand and therefore your chance of myocarditis increases.
She wasn’t prosecuted for that though.
Exactly. Child abuse is never okay, especially if the perpetrators think they have a legitimate rationalization for it.