skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Without compulsory licensing for copyrighted works there will never be competition. And that’s by design.
I took thermal isolation to an extreme (expensive) but i barely need to turn heating on at all. tshirt at home while cold outside.

On my old house i had total of 8kwh heaters, had to be near them and 5 minutes after turning them off it was freezing again. crazy
More tests isn’t a good things. The doctor was significantly quicker and could see 3 patients for every two the nurse saw.

I’m not sure where this leaves us, as the cheaper training cost for the nurse is a factor too.
> If you don't believe me then open an inflation chart of your country of choice and try to spot any change to the shape of the curve around Feb 2022.

In Germany, inflation did hike up in March [1]. The Russo-Ukrainian war started on February 24th, so February's inflation is not that much impacted.

Sure, inflation was already high before that. But I'm pretty sure the war increased the problem.

[1] https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/inflation-cpi
There are some health risks to living in a cold home which can't be fully prevented just by dressing warmer. In particular being a little cold all the time tends to cause higher blood pressure due to vasoconstriction in the limbs. For young, healthy people this isn't a serious problem but prolonged low temperatures tend to cause a significant increase in elderly death rates.

https://doi.org/10.1007%2Fs11356-016-6235-y
Definitely on this. I enjoy just hanging out and having a beer, but also painting a room, building a porch, doing a little demolition, taking our kids camping together. Time doesn't have to be a zero sum game. (And it’s the same with a lot of stuff— you don’t have to stop parenting to cook or clean or garden, do that stuff with the kids!)

Another aspect I think is how much you plan things in advance, and how willing the people in your circle are to do stuff last minute. One of my groups is some neighborhood dads and every week or so they're like "hey, tonight or tomorrow?" and then it's a hang for whoever can make it, with no expectations or hurt feelings because it wasn’t possible to find a weeks-away date that magically worked for everyone’s calendars only to have half of them cancel at the last minute anyway. You need people receptive to this for it to work, but it has that fluidity of college dorm socializing once it gets going.
Yeah, drastic measures are suddenly not so crazy sounding anymore. I wish I was being hyperbolic but the situation is very bad indeed... I think government support is the only way ~25% of the country can get through.

A friend, with a very conventional house, is suddenly looking at a yearly bill of over €6000. Up from €1500 last year. Many people simply don't have that kind of money, especially in a period with crazy inflation.
Yeah, people forget scalpers also have downside. When I lived in a big city my partner and I would routinely go to sporting events by paying under face value on the tickets simply by waiting for the event to start. Of course, we had to be ok if it didn't work out, but most of the time it did. Worst case, we walk back across the street and watch the game from the bar.
I dunno, I haven’t build anything impactful either, and I got in relatively early (early enough to build Facebook/Google). I imagine that’s true for lots of people.

I have a humongous list of failed stuff though, so much that when I look back I wonder why I couldn’t just stick with any given thing.
You can't run around and crawl other peoples sites. That time is long gone.
Whatever your fears for Twitter future are, Mastodon is already that
they didn't say it was shown, he stated that those to be developed models would do that.
Heat pumps are sold out for obvious reasons. They are expensive and you depend on yet another expensive maintenance firm if (planned obsolescence?) they break.
That is due to a species of yeast called Brettanomyces, usually shortened to brett. Judicious use of brett can impart smoky or leathery characteristics - lumped together politely as "barnyard" or "horse blanket" notes in beer or wine.
As a fellow European, my reaction was the same. Energy prices still seem very low in the US compared to here.

I could afford to pay the extra 400 euro/month. But it feels like a perverse luxury now that there are many people who can't afford it. And it's basically throwing money in the gas furnace, which I'd prefer to invest into something useful. So instead I'm sitting in a room at 16 to 17 degrees C, wearing extra layers (including thermal underwear), under a blanket, sipping a hot beverage.
There are three categories of criticism being mixed up here.

1. You cannot influence the market, it will always revert to form.

2. You can influence the market, but in doing so, you will cause too many damaging side-effects.

3. You should not influence the market, because it’s morally wrong to do so.

The first comment was very much in category 1, but now it sounds like category 2.

The problem with category 2 arguments is that they pretend any solution must be perfect with no side-effects or we shouldn’t do it. Clearly, it’s a trade-off - even if there are negatives, if they are outweighed by the positives, it’s worth doing.

Thus, if it’s possible some mixture of regulation, tax and subsidy can prevent monopolistic behaviour, it’s worth at least discussing.
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I always see Americans laughing when we French insist champagne is not champagne if it's not from the Champagne region. This is exactly the reason why we're pedantic about naming food products. Food products suck in the USA because naming doesn't seem to matter. Your parmesan is not parmesan, your champagne is not champagne, and now your truffle oil doesn't contain truffles. You might also want to check whether it's oil.
Can anyone tell why global energy prices have skyrocketed in the last 6 months?
If you Crossover works for your app you can pipe x86 32 but apps through Rosetta 2 and Crossover will bridge the GPU stuff to an actual GPU. This is a lifesaver for me on 1 ancient app I have to use for work.
This summer I made a website to show the closest common ancestors of arbitrary species. The hardest part was to get the tree to look nice. It's still not perfect. A naive approach gives a very wide tree.

https://sol.vandenoever.info/
Many of their pain points could likely be addressed by existing software, cheaper and faster than you could build an MVP for. You could still argue the custom route, however. I read an article about someone who did that and the customers were very happy with the result.
I wish we could buy US-style furnaces and AC units. European combi boilers seem to give up the ghost after 10-ish years, regardless of manufacturer. You are very lucky to get 15 years out of any one without major issues. Planned obsolence maybe?
Ask HN: Are there any books that changed your life during college or school?
Life changing is open to your interpretation. It can be anything like changing majors to arriving at some serious realization. In short, it caused a tremendous mind shift that led you to take certain decisions that helped you in the long run.

Any reason for which you still remember that book or its contents. Also mention the reason.
> Selling devices with both connectors is allowed.

Unless by doing so you harm the competitiveness of the device. Additionally if a device still has USB-C no one's going to design peripherals for a device and artificially limit their market if they don't have to. This makes moving to new standards difficult or impossible.
And yet, every G-20 world leader was wearing Klaus-style Dr. Evil shirts this last weekend, and listening to him drone his incoherent monologue.

It’s a sad statement on the delusional mental state of our “leaders”.
Yeah I'm French too and second that. But also, I wasn't aware before reading this article that there was such a hype around truffles in the rest of the world? Why is everyone offering truffle-this and truffle-that? In France in my experience truffle dishes are quite rare and done in specialized restaurants. There are certainly counter-examples, but I don't think you can find many truffle-flavored pizzas in Paris for example.
The irony is that the math is straightforward and something a 3rd year engineering or physics student will have seen over and over again BUT biology students would find it challenging. It's also much simpler than statistics another key tool that a biologist should be deeply knowledgeable in. Sadly, biologists by and large eschew math and we occasionally see it used here to explain things after the fact. Biology will become a science when it uses math for prediction and modelling in short when it establishes mathematically sound first principles ... like all the real sciences have.
I think the most impactful thing I’ve ever done was build a market information website for EVE Online (EVEMarketeer).

It was definitely the thing that I’ve had the most fun building, since I was both product manager and developer, and I had zero other responsibilities at the time.
Lucas chess? Is it anything like Dejarik?[1]

[1] https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/Br8b63TE6jXv6mUb7m7gJn-192...
Genocide and slavery are wrong and you should use those words to describe those actions. Colonization by itself is not.
Who is stopping you from doing what exactly? What would be true if you were not stopped? Who is not free to experiment and distribute? What does the huge field consist of?
Bread and circuses, that’s the ticket. But even that is impacted by politics as liquid bread is forbidden and the punters actions are restricted. But then these kinds of activities show that money has to be very, very, very dirty before people will stop taking it.

As we see with Twitter, present a company with a loss-making prospect and it reacts. Until that happens, it’s pleasant noises.
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/future/ho.1/charts?mod...

Front month fuel certainly shot up around February.
Show HN: Generate certificates using an API and Figma templates
war in Ukraine?
I don't think the fake fruit flavors are based on the same compounds found in the actual fruit. I'm pretty sure it's a combination of Whatever Can Be Sourced Cheaply to "emulate" the fruit flavor.

I'll agree that an actual truffle, with all the fabulous fungus intact, is going to give a completely different experience.

But if the claim is that the truffle-extracted compound is somehow different from the oil-extracted compound, that's a lie equivalent to claiming Real Truffles are flavoring your truffle fries.
It's called consent. For a minor, their parent or guardian must consent to show them adult or other traumatizing content. Despite your personal experience, parents and guardians ultimately have the right,authority and responsibility to do their best to ensure the well being of a minor under their care which could mean no porn or even no meat in their diet. You don't have to agree.

> Much worse than adult content is addictive content that forms obsessive behaviors...

There is literally nothing more addicting than porn. Not only that but the long term social and behavioral issues that result from porm addiction are far more harmful than for example cocaine or lsd (which isn't addictive).

But let's say porn is not harmful or addictive, showing porn to people against their consent is a form of sexual abuse much like exposing yourself in public is (despite nudity laws). It boils down to the fact that biologically speaking naked people arouse a sexual reaction and sexual interactions of any kind must be between consenting parties. Period.

This isn't about policing morality but consent and it is a shame that it is neccesary to begin with.
If you think it's good to cut consumption, it seems like we have a lot of other places to reduce energy consumption outside of more basic necessity energy usage, like heating people's homes.

This perspective just externalizes side effects of all sorts of unequal societal resource allotments and paints the problem contributor as the average person. It's akin to blaming climate change on your average person when the biggest contributors aren't your typical person whose biggest crimes might be driving to work, taking an occasional mass shared flight, or ordering something on Amazon. Or plastic waste on consumers not recycling. There's lots of these blame deflecting trends from industry.

In the long term, you might be correct that we need to reduce energy expenditure (although birth rates could change this picture), but I'd say we have a lot of other low hanging wasteful consumption fruit that we should fix before having people shiver to stay warm in their homes.
I don't think that ever happens. If anything they are too lenient. Our own alarms kicks in way before Cloudflares DDOS protection is activated.
I'm not a Musk fan these days, but I have to admit that he did create things of value. Cheap transport to orbit, some pivotal electric cars. Sure, he promised more, but at least he delivered something of value.

The full self driving claim, that one could be fraudulent.

As for the vision to go to Mars? Might still be achievable, and I don't think he had customers pay for that yet.

In contrast, neither FTX nor Theranos created lasting value.
Yeah, the price/time algorithm for the auction can't accommodate every single kid's temporal and financial idiosyncracies. Compared to what?
Find a cause you care about and work in that. Renewable energy, biotech, software for research, medical, get the point? If you’re building software for pushing paper you’re not going to feel good in the long run.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deplo...

Here's how to deploy it on a Linux VM. Most of the instructions are about setting up nginx (the reverse proxy). You can follow those instructions to deploy it to a cheap digital ocean droplet for example, or an AWS VM.

Once it's set up it's trivial to deploy by FTP.

Or you can deploy it to Azure, which is simpler and can automatically trigger a release on a git push, but more expensive if you need certain things which force you off the free tier:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/quicksta...

You can still deploy it to IIS too, but I think the writing's on the wall for hosting via IIS so not sure if it's worth learning.
Congrats for not smoking and not using other destructive substances. The issue people are having here is how you're saying "I don't take drugs" and "I don't need them" as a position of judgement rather than as a conclusion of an analysis.

How do you define drug? You admit drinking alcohol which as you said destroys families, and a direct correlation has been shown between alcohol consumption and cancer. You cannot use a blanket statement "I don't use drug" without defining what a drug is. If your definition is what's legal, remember that alcohol was illegal in the US at some point and that both tobacco and weed are legal today.

When you say "I don't need them", do you drink coffee daily?? Do you eat pastries? If yes, why, given that they have mostly negative effect on health (very high calories, low fiber, low nutritient content) and that we don't need them?

It's great to establish hygiene rules based on fact, but reconsider judging others' rules without analysing them properly (hallucinogen are typically not addictive and don't have negative health effects when used in moderate quantities) and your own choices of rules which are somewhat arbitrary (you drink alcohol which is addictive and has negative effect even in small quatities).
In general he's right though, people are getting loneliner and make less (and less deep) friendships as they get old. As far as I know this is all pretty much common knowledge and verified in surveys and research.
How do you get fresh air?
On reason is that the EU (except Hungary) largely stopped importing gas and oil from Russia. One of the world's largest exporters of both. Pipelines into other countries do not have the capacity that the EU pipelines have. The EU then buying from other sources contributed to a shortage and rising prices.
Vanilla extract is another good example - sure, it tastes like vanilla, but real vanilla is so much more complex.
I just submitted a Show HN post and noticed the system change "JS" to "JavaScript". I've never noticed these changes before; still I found the UX pleasurable - it told me that the change had pushed my title count over the 80chars limit and invited me to edit it.

For what it's worth, I'm all in favour of an autocorrect that attempts to cut down on click-baity copy in links. I still get caught by them on other sites.
Is it because less heat escapes from the boiler or the burning is more efficient?
That was not my intention, sorry. Thanks for your perspective.
He is the most influential technologist in the world today. But is he competent?
My point is that reading patents wouldn't help much.

Most patents are written in an egregious way, even patents from a legit tech company.
that's tying, an anti competitive feature. Illegal too
Friends can be the canary in the coal mine: if your partner hates all your friends, or worse, tries to push you away from them, it's a screaming red flag. Nobody goes into a relationship expecting it to happen. Abusers are adept at pulling people in deep before revealing it was a trap. It can happen to anyone.
Well for either of us to know, we'd need consensus on language, meaning, words, etc.
Different keyboards do this to me. I get off-by-ones really often when the spacing or layout is just subtly off from what I've been using.
You should fill the tank with water before doing something like that. You could have killed yourself.
The utility of food has multiple dimensions for most people most of the time.
For french speaking gals/guys, there's http://perdu.com too (lost.com basically)
That "interview" that he's been trying to walk back ever since, seems more like the work of a sociopath attempting to change the public narrative. Instead of people talking about all the fraud, he's hoping they'll be arguing about if he's actually woke or fake woke.
Maybe? The point is to step away from the computer and go to the real world to learn about what problems exist.
In Estonia, Germany, Malta or Iceland?

I have never had a ticket tied to ID anywhere in Europe.
Yes, it does. Instead of a startup getting its first investment (from a non-accredited investor) which might have gone on to do amazing things, that extra $$ is instead dumped into highly leveraged options, or penny stocks, or shitcoins, or collapsing crypto exchanges, etc. Money goes down the path of least resistance. I would be okay with it if you could also become accredited by taking an exam testing your knowledge of risk tolerance, money management, etc. Otherwise it is just gate keeping. I say this as an accredited investor with several startup investments, by the way.
It also gets into the pores of the steel which can be enough to explode.
Oh, I didnt realise Tik Tok was US only.
Changing the game: Bob Axelrod's powerful blueprint for peace (2012)
"Adding weights non uniformly during training (not after) is the key to smaller models that outperform present day GPT3." seems to greatly imply a certainty of result that has already been discovered. Though this commenter is familiar to me, and I know he has made silly claims in other threads throughout the years here.
Surely it depends on location.

Aircon is a thing in the us, a heat pump is basically the same.

I can see this being more of an issue in Europe where Aircon wasn't already a thing.
If they struggle to find $1000 dollars to buy oil, how are they going to afford to install a heat pump?
I'm living the 17 C life too, it's not as bad as I thought it would be. Took a week or so to get used to it.

Working behind a computer is still annoying though, even when standing at my desk I'm still too immobile to keep warm. 8€ usb heated gloves help a bit, but still. Otherwise it's not so bad.
HelenOS: a microkernel-based, multiserver OS from scratch
Well traditionally, nobody allowed old people anything, except what their own family or checkbook could provide.
> "I have more money and deserve more to have a ticket over someone that doesn't have as much money"

The "free market" is the closest thing we have to a meritocracy. It's also the only mechanism we have for decentralized decision making.
Insulation is the best way forward. High cost upfront, but low cost in the long term. Passive houses are the future, not active heaters.
Aren't something like 1 in 20 or so people color blind? I'd hardly consider that as an edge case. That's roughly the odds of being over 6ft tall in the US.
You don't have to be a scientist to know that twinkies are not a healthy thing.
Pretty much all ultra-processed food is bad for you, however the industrial cleaner used is claimed to be safe.

And if you taste a real truffle you'll know that it's a much more complex thing that this one compound, it just doesn't taste the same.
controlled ventilation. (not OP, just speaking in generic terms)
Yes, there is a crisis. The "Atom" editor is a good example of what happens when your editor is maintained by a business.

The majority of people are investing in tools that wont be around in 20 years time. Emacs and vim are likely safe, not so sure about the rest of them.