skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is, forgiveness is how I see the other when I see them not as an enemy or friend, but as a tragic part of nature. I have moved on.

This is an incredibly interesting observation. In this sense then, forgiveness is an act of kindness- to oneself. Because I have moved on, I don't need to carry the bad feeling around with me anymore.
Ionity is owned exactly by those actors, and seems pretty developed (and developing) to me https://ionity.eu/en/network/network-status
I think I can make this statement with a good degree of certainty: Building the best version of twitter right now will have infinitely more impact on the world than Tesla or SpaceX. The social/political/legal/engineering problems associated with a large scale messaging platform are also mind-bending challenges that when solved well can definitely make the world a more positive place.

But the optics of SpaceX, Tesla or Starlink do make them feel like more optimistic visions of future.

Perhaps the problem is that the solutions for better Twitter are not technological/engineering problems with controllable/engineerable outcomes.

(Just found the comparison super interesting - not agreeing or disagreeing with the comment.)
Specialness requires explanation, or alternatively it’s just a fluke. The latter is unsatisfactory, so we’re looking for explanations, and if there are none, or they again require special assumptions, then the natural conclusion is that there is no specialness.
How to build a ponzi empire with fake money: FTX and the FTT token
How do you think the market, investors, and regulators reacted to a literal worthless crypto token with fake yield used as collateral to trade futures? With 100% acceptance.
I was curious, since she was romantically linked to another Theranos executive.

Apparently her kids aren't with the guy who was COO of Theranos, it's a hotel heir in SF.

Kind of nuts that being pregnant can affect the term of a prison sentence when the welfare of the kid is not in jeopardy.
Grokking that 'why' can take non-trivial mental effort by a non-author, even when well coded/documented. Worse, if the code is needlessly complex, or trying to be smart or over-engineered, any amount of commenting wont help. The non-author (maintainer) of the code is now burdened. And if (so commonly happens) - they dismiss the original code as 'non-performant' or 'not a best practice' or something else.. we know how that plays out.
I have a couple questions:

1) How is TikTok worse than other social media apps? Both in terms of privacy and "the algorithm".

2) What another country's government does with my data is far less important to me than what my government is doing with my data. Am I wrong for thinking that?
The main reason people eat so unhealthily in the US is the price gouging in the vegetable aisle.

My wife came home with a small bag of brussel sprouts and some "gourmet" Baklava that weighed a bit less, but not much. Virtually the same price.

It is very common for (cardboard tasting) tomatoes, which come from a high-production plant, to cost as much or even more than meat, that comes from a plant-consuming animal and then butchered and constantly refrigerated. the vegetable/meat price ratio in the US means vegetables are comparatively 3-5x+ more expensive than any of the many other places I have lived. They are more like 10x less expensive than meat in in some places I have lived. The same goes for nuts to carbs, etc. And you will feel it immediately in lack of energy and hunger if you don't have protein and the sufficient number of daily calories, while lack of vegetables mainly leads to a more subtle lack of general health.
I am a 10 out of 10!!
> Really, the main center parts of grocery stores where everything is in plastic or boxes really needs to be avoided.

But that's where things are cheap and convenient! :(
There are many counter precedents. The most prominent in my mind is Zoom: exactly like all the others with only slight differences, zero-to-100% market share in 3 years.
The types of fats in grain fed and grass fed meat are different, that is what I was saying.

By "carnivores" I mean people who only eat meat: they are all taking the stance that "saturated fat good, PUFA bad".
Nitrogen asphyxiation is even better, and atmospheric nitrogen is extremely abundant and super cheap.
I had happy chickens myself for years; they had a great time in their dirty chicken way, and I ate some eggs too. I distinctly recall thinking about predators at the time, and I totally stand by my comment..
I mean, they seem to be saying the exact opposite of that based on the usual way people talk about the "reals".
Not being an artist, I have no idea if this is a thing - but if so, I suppose the same logic applies; except I would expect artists to also be able to get value from photo/video content on Instagram or Tiktok to a much greater extent than technology workers.
Past Windows XP I've never used a Windows system on any hardware I would consider adequate. Other than the non-stop "windows update broke thing X which worked just fine" it has a user interface that still manages to feel behind Windows 3.11.

I think the fact that I consider XP to be performant is the fact that I had less to compare against back when it first released.
And the ability for government/regulatory oversight.
This assumes we all share the same reality, and further assumes that the criteria sober people use to judge reality must be the right one.

Ask people in a different state of mind and they can give you plenty of other criteria... such as that what they are experiencing is to them "more real than real", or that they're able to commune with their god in that state while they're unable to in a sober state, or that they're able to communicate with their dead relatives in the altered state, or that it's more spiritual, etc...

Why should some sober people's consensus trump the criteria of people in altered states of consciousness?
Will it? Part of Tiktok's genius is that you don't even need an account to view content, or even the app - the browser experience is quite good.

Now compare the friction between wanting to see a Tiktok right now, versus trying to see one of whatever Snap's equivalent is, or Facebook and Instagram's.

Tiktok is absolute butter, on browser or app.
> Avoid all of the seed oils

Could someone elaborate as to what the issue is with seed oils?
All content is user-curated, it's just a matter of whether those users are corporations, random people, etc
Treat commits as immutable data. Don't try to amend, squash or rebase.

Having one commit merges is overrated
Depends. Apples, carrots, citrus last a surprisingly long time in the fridge. Tomatoes prefer room temp. Extra bread always skips the fridge, right to the freezer. Freeze things rapidly, thaw them slowly. Plenty of tricks.
It absolutely does matter. If I'm editing the file in which the package-scope variable (or type, or const) is declared (and also referenced) and decide on the fly to subtly change its semantics, forgetting that the same is also referenced from some other file within the package, I have likely just created a bug. Worse, the bug will likely manifest itself only at run time.
It’s an ongoing process but I don’t think anyone can look at this field and see anything other than low quality science with no theoretical model explaining anything and results that often seem like they are driven by conclusions instead of the other way round. Maybe something has changed in the past 10-20 years but certainly the amount of contradictory conclusions in this field is quite high And not like any other more established scientific discipline. To me it’s more in the alchemy phase rather than modern chemistry.
True. But some keep better than others.

Cabbage, for instance, keeps longer than lettuce. Pluots keep, too, much better than peaches. Oranges, tangerines, and grapes keep well. Carrots keep pretty much forever.
Not sure if you are serious or not
That is a problem specific to North American/car-centric/suburban cultures, where people buy groceries once or twice a month.

In places where the grocery shops are within walking distance and more integrated with your life, you just make groceries more frequently. Consequently, the food you buy is always fresher.
Why did you pick car driving as the measure of reality?

Why not pick love making, or singing, appreciating or making music, laughing, communing with spirits or gods, feeling empathy for others, or making art?
Got it. Yeah, datalog is cool. I really like it (if that wasn't obvious from my attempt at implementing it). While not built on SQLite, this project has caught my attention recently: https://github.com/cozodb/cozo

It's built on RocksDB and has slightly different query syntax (supposedly to be more similar to Python's, as a primary target usecase is within Jupyter notebooks). Check it out!
Of course the definition of hate speech is political, just like the definition of harm.
Or the Emacs book.
Right, you're arguing a connotation on "processed" when the question was "would this hypothetical count as processed?"

The hypothetical shows the disconnect between denotation and connotation.
HN is not a powerful walled garden.

It’s a site mostly used to share links and comments. Places like it abound on the internet.

In case of any shenanigans, they’re liable to lose users to an alternative faster than you can say digg.

Even though it’s owners are powerful people in tech, I’m willing to bet it’s not generating billions for them.

And with anonymous accounts, their incentive to harvest data and use it for ad targeting is little.
There is a discussion that without rust's move semantics C++ cannot reach the safety levels of Rust. But rust's move semantic cannot be brought to C++ without breaking an existing code.[1]

In a short, C++ approach is to give any object a "blank state" which it must turn into after the value was moved from it. It is an attempt to track state "value was moved out" dynamically. Rust tracks it statically by treating a variable whose value was moved out as uninitialized variable and ensuring that are no accesses to uninitialized variables.

[1] https://www.thecodedmessage.com/posts/cpp-move/
Going against what was just said, but there's no shame in buying frozen vegetables, especially peas and corn. They're quite nutritious and easy to store.

Fresh vegetables can stay good too if you buy the right kinds. I've found that asian leafy green vegetables like yu choy or gai lan keep a lot better. The leaves may turn a little yellow but they don't end up a slimy mess in a day. Cabbage is the western equivalent that keeps forever.
Just because you didn't understand my argument doesn't make it in bad faith.

If working on the Linux kernel is the training then you're measuring incidents that occur _during training_.

The whole point of training is to practice and make mistakes _before_ the actual work. Once they're considered experts, you can measure the knife cuts in their work.
It's a fun read, in a sort of True Crime sense. They had no financial controls whatsoever and just got people to wire them billions of dollars.
There untortured grass-fed meat delivery companies out there for example, ButcherBox. Their site is glitchy, but the products are good, I've had them for a while, and now trying some other ones. There are many choices with good delivery now.
That tells you who the article is for. Snark does not change minds, but it satisfies certain readers.
Isn't TailScale "just" WireGuard?
New Release of Box86/Box64 (Like Rosetta2, but for Linux)
To a novice, how else would you do it?

Ie i can self host most of this, but wouldn't i be hosting it on literally a $5mo VPS with a static IP to work around my homes dynamic IP?
The main reason spacex can put mass into orbit for a smaller price than nasa is that as a private company (living off government subsidies) they don’t have to pay all the insurance upfront.
Matt Levine's piece yesterday also mentions a $1bn loan ("loan") from FTX to SBF
I start to wonder if you can eat with too much variety as well. People tend to eat more when there's more variety (low-carb and potato-only diets work mostly by making you bored of eating).
I have not had a joke backfire that caused me to buy a company at several times its value. I have not fired people, cutting off their healthcare, during a recession. I have not made my family hate me. I have not lied repeatedly and without punishment in public. I have not been sued by the SEC, Twitter, and countless other parties.
As I scrolled down the article, my browser reduced the reading area down to ~6.8 lines of content rendered into a rectangle having an area of ~8 square inches. The rest of the screen filled itself with junk.

If anyone from the New Yorker is reading, please tweak the breakpoints on the media queries for the 13" MacBook Air.

:emoji-laughing-at-the-futility-of-such-an-ask:
I don't think any amount of lawyers are going to help here. InBev just has to pay the price to get beer sales opened up again. And they'll have to do it multiple times during the tournament, likely for other cooked up reasons. Honestly, their best bet is likely to just pull out all together.
profit is just an intermediary of subsistence.
> I avoid any packaged food except I am too lazy to always make homemade bread.

Ha, so do I, except if you started forcing me to give in to certain things bread would be one of the last I'd be willing to give up. (Unless I was allowed 'packaged' bread from an actual baker I suppose.)

Pre-sliced supermarket bread has to be me the most miserable yet widespread thing in existence, can't stand the stuff any more.
Show HN: Evaluating nested expressions using one regexp
> Both are only relevant if you grain feed, instead of allowing animals to graze on grass.

Plot twist: the average US/EU diet can't be sustained on free range only meat/animal products.

In the US grass fed beef represent 4% of beef sold, and that's with a very loose definition of "grass fed"

https://agfundernews.com/grass-fed-beef-survey-story
I started using ii as my iterator variable name for similar reasons. Easier to highlight and Ctrl-F for. Also removing ambiguity when using i as the imaginary constant.
Works for me without issues.
It might feel that way, but I promise you it's definitely not "everyone".

Hell, it's only about 45 million in the US (assuming you believe Twitter's own numbers - which I definitely do not).

So at best, you're getting 1 in ~8 folks in the US. More realistically, I'd assume your audience is more likely 1 in ~20 in the US - assuming you manage to get literally everyone to follow you.

Is that larger than you're going to get on your own site? Probably.

Is that everyone? fuck no. It's basically no one. You're reaching the worst 5% of the country - those who have nothing better to do than browse twitter, or those who are using twitter to promote themselves.
The actual media is not stored in the app. The only thing you’re countering is tracking user behavior outside the app sandbox.
It's theoretical physics. Metaphysically and experimentally, the question may be absurd, but the exercise of calculating entropy for potential universes could still yield novel understandings about the actual universe.
Is this a satire?
Quetta (10^30) is also the name of a city in Pakistan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quetta
> these animals can destroy the local ecosystems.

Mink are native to Ohio and all of N. America. Fur farms are more harmful to local ecosystems than mink could ever be. The local impact of fur farms leads to the degradation of land, rural life, property values and economic activities. Plus, waste runoff seeps into soil and waterways, causing severe damage to local ecosystems. The concern here is only their threat to livestock, not the ecosystem. Humans are the problem, as always, not the mink. And the search for civilization continues.
Seems like a fairly shallow (content marketing fluff) substack to be honest. There are better places to follow, like: https://www.trickster.dev/post/
Does anyone actually listen to influencers?
I've always thought that the ideal is somewhere in between the two.

1. Catch the panic/exception.

2. Track the rate of these panics or exceptions. If it is too high some data structure has probably been corrupted or some lock has been poisoned. If a lot of requests are failing abort.

And ideally: 3 signal that you are in a degraded state so that some external process can gracefully drain your traffic and restart you. Although very few people have this level of self-healing infrastructure set up.
Exactly. The scariest part to me is that an unelected, partisan, US intelligence agency literally moderates the content on social media through their own purpose-made moderation portals[1], than anything China is doing.

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[1] https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23129270-fb-portal
I don't disagree, but I think it's also a question of imposing a culture. Twitter didn't have that culture, and Musk came in and acted in a very adversarial manner. None of those people came to Twitter to work for Musk under those circumstances, so it isn't too surprising that many would choose to leave.

The cultures of large organizations don't change on a dime, and it takes thought and careful guidance to get them to change at all. Buying a company is not like building one from scratch.
Pretty sneaky, using your referral link in this context.
The nice thing about such articles is that you can change the message without being incorrect.

> "Approximately 128,000 Americans are hospitalized and 3000 die each year from foodborne illness. A ten-year study of 4589 foodborne outbreaks attributed 54% of these hospitalizations and 57% of the deaths to vegetables. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the primary federal agency tasked with regulating food, is aware of these statistics, and characterizes them as “largely preventable.” It is becoming clear that modern vegetable production methods allow pathogens to spread with ease, creating great food safety risks."
Sounds like sci-fi movie "Under the Skin" with Scarlet Jojansson (based on book by Michel Faber). A beautiful girl is used to attract males to a masked alien slaughterhouse.
Oh, but you won't believe what happened next.
Not everyone is a wanna be influencer who wants to reach a billion people. If that’s the case private Facebook groups, WhatsApp groups and Telegram groups wouldn’t be as popular as they are.
There has to be somewhere in the spectrum a company that processes food and it ends up being superior. In fact, I bet it's more prevalent than you expect.

I did a few searches. Turns out there are benefits to food processing. Inactivation of toxins seems like a big plus to me. Improved nutrition, seems good.

Yes, many processed foods are of nutritionally poor value, but please don't label all processed food as being bad.
Benz is a little behind, but Porsche and Audi are doing just fine, in general. The Taycan and etron gt are both fantastic vehicles that compare well with the Model S. The larger etron SUV is about to get a revision that will make it very competitive as well.

The only one that I dislike within Audi is the Q4 etron. Its too close to the id4, IMO.
The bias was not political thought it had a political effect. The bias was against trash people and their trash talk and those people just happened to be overwhelmingly on one side of the US's political isle.
Sorry but you're ignoring media regulation here, which is a completely domestic playbook and for the most part explicitly carved out of trade agreements.

For protection of domestic civic society, culture and public opinion, trade agreements are irrelevant. That's how the french got to keep their quota for french-language music in broadcasting, for example.
Slippery, sloped, and in the case of carrots, roasted with olive oil and some kind of herb (dill, rosemary, thyme, or basil. The "or" is important here), perhaps some onion and garlic. Or on top of salad with balsamic vinaigrette.

The other comment on gradients is a good thought too.
Fluorophenibut, both HCL and FAA, is the only thing that works for me, at something like 200mg. Regular Phenibut HCL gives me virtually no help, even at some ridiculous dosage like 5g. And I still get withdrawals the next day. Not worth it.

Go with the F-Phenibut.
We regulate foreign companies that do business in the US in other markets, what makes this one special?

If we actually care about surveillance by App, we have to make rules that can prevent that including requiring levels of access and transparency to enforce those rules.

Of course, there is little appetite for making those rules... But that doesn't mean that such rules are impossible.
I mean, a dumb kid could have done a better job than Musk here, just shut the fk up and let it go as it did before. Maybe if they would be slightly smarter they could ask some smart people what are they thinking, what would be a great improvement.
Those are quasars (which are why they are bluer). Beyond a certain distance galaxies become undetectable, but quasars are much brighter.
Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong: ‘I’m just as bullish on crypto as ever’
Maybe coconut oil?
So far our option we went for is to reduce undue suffering of our prey.
https://www.youtube.com/@mycodeschool helped me understand data structures and algorithms
EnergyBank.nz - seeing as we are both in nz can probably grab a coffee sometime if you’d like.
Okay good call! It was there but for some reason was outside of the browser window. It's updated now to show Leaflet | © OpenStreetMap contributors
How would you actually use an anti-detect browser programmatically? Would you need to write a custom Selenium driver for it or equivalent for Playwright? Even if the browser is built off something like Chrome, you'd still need a way to interact with the anti-detect related features.

A good trick I discovered is using webkit thru Playwright to bypass fingerprinting and related anti-bot measures. Firefox/Chrome simply leaks too much information, even with various "stealth" modifications. e.g: have been able to reliably scrape a well known companies site that implemented a "state of the art, AI-powered, behavioral analysis, etc" anti-bot product. Using Chrome/Firefox + stealth measures in Playwright did not work - simply switching to Webkit with no further modifications did the trick.

Not exactly what you're asking, but my point is, that with a little time and effort, I've usually been able to find fairly simple holes in most anti-bot measures -- it probably wouldn't be terribly hard (especially since you're versed in scraping) to build-out something similar to what you're looking to achieve without having to pay for sketchy anti-detect browsers.
NEVER AGAIN will I be a sharecropper on someone's land. I'm sick of all these oligarchs who promise the world to you and then they tell you what to think, how to behave and what you can say. Eventually they will take it away from you without an even a recourse.

Just join Mastodon. Start by using someone else's instance [1] and then learn how to run your own. It's not hard.

[1] https://instances.social/
Thanks! Looks like ghee has a smoke point of 250 °C (485 °F) degrees which is quite good.
I live on my own; I find it hard to use up veggies before they go off. It was easier when I was in a couple. (It's hard, or at least embarrassing, to buy two carrots and one large spud).
You could put all the human knowledge in a single real number and still have infinite room left.
He is working on his space station lair. From the looks of it, he is quite successful in building it.
I've had some success dancing before a virtual interview. Get your favorite guilty pleasure song on, crank it up, and dance for the last 5 minutes or so right before the interview. Shake those nerves out.
> This is a misleading headline. The study restricts its focus to unprocessed red meat, indeed the word 'unprocessed' appears 72 times in the study.

reading the headline I had zero expectation that this applied to processed meat
Open Source Is Freedom: an important decision for Web3 engineers to make