skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this depends on how much friction side-loading ends up being. If I can just click a link and hit "run" like I can on a computer, yeah it could be an issue.

If it requires diving in to Settings or connecting the phone to a computer -- Facebook would never abandon the App Store, friction to using side-loading would be too high.
which is why you upzone
I find this poem inaccurate.
How Asia works is very approachable. The author was a business reporter so he tells an interesting story with the countries covered
Hard to speculate on motivation, but it's very odd that the information is arranged in a way that makes it very difficult to figure out "overdoses are the #1 killer of people aged 1-44".
Well, forbidding adults from smoking is one of the negative consequences.
Correction: why not have 3 economic superpowers....
The message this sends if it passes is not “don’t spy on people”. The message is “play ball or get banned”. It’s hard to come up with a principled justification for allowing Facebook to operate with impunity while banning TikTok, unless those principles are highly aligned with those of three letter agencies.

This leads me to the cynical interpretation of “national security” objections. The spying was never the issue. It’s who can access the data afterwards that’s the problem. If the US government can’t, then it’s a security concern.
What is the problem with a model where the phone manufacturer gives the user power to control privileges given to the developers?
There's billions of Android devices and billions of Windows PCs. They made it work.
We don't place precision optics in those blast zones. We don't put structures there that are repeatedly exposed to blast. Over the life of a inertial DT fusion reactor there will be about a BILLION such explosions in the reactor core.
> It's true that most .dev domains are just $12/year. But this person never paid $12 for forum.dev. According to his own screenshots, he paid 4,360 Turkish Lira for the initial registration on December 6, 2021, which was $317 at the time. So yes, the price did go up, but not nearly as much as the above comment implied.

Alright, so it went from $317 to $850.
I think RSS needs fixing first before building anything on top of it. At the risk of that xkcd meme about 15 competing standards, RSS + images is a total mess. Every reader supports different ways of rendering images. Sometimes it's inline HTML, sometimes it's the RSS <enclosure> element, sometimes its something entirely else.

Some readers either support <enclosure> or instead load inexplicably tiny/blown up/stretched/pixelated images, or just don't display any images at all.

Consider that podcasts use RSS - yet need a special namespace "itunes" in order to work:

<itunes:duration>30:00</itunes:duration>
Ok, I've tried once more—this time taking out NYC and taking out the implication that all YC companies are at fault. Is this better?
Was he 10x physicist?
I'm sure your parent won't want to install the facebook app so they can talk to family oversee

but now i'm already imagining fb app will be from alt-store with all the tracking reactivated and yes i don't use fb/have the app but try to explain in to elders/no tech people
Reddit's photo albums broke due to Integer overflow of Signed Int32
Two days ago, Reddit ids have finally incremented passed the 2,147,483,647, or the maximum range of a signed int32. It seems one of Reddit's subsystems, the one that serves its photo albums broke due to the integer overflow.
Total area is up .. from the 1930s. However, some of the most wooded areas (e.g. the Pacific NW) are currently at about 20% of what they were when europeans arrived.
1. American presence in the DMZ is an immediate no-go when it comes to a plausible 'threat of invasion'.

2. Even if the US were not involved - If you think Russia invading Ukraine is a debacle, don't think too much about what North Korea trying to invade South Korea would look like.
I found the histogram technique to be really helpful. Slight mod - I tend to sort reverse at the end of the pipeline (sort -rn); then |head is often more useful.

It's also good to have histograms by hour or day. I've hacked up scripts to do this but I should really make something better!
Maybe ancient nomadic humans ate low-carb / keto in winter (which is why it seems good for using up fat resources efficiently) and high-carb in summer (which is why it seems good for filling up fat storages)?
It’s also important to note that a part of a politicians job is to meet with constituents, so getting a meeting is not per se nefarious. The issue is about how much more access you get if you are a big donor.
>1. An undertaking shall be designated as a gatekeeper if:

>(a) it has a significant impact on the internal market;

>(b) it provides a core platform service which is an important gateway for business users to reach end users; and

>(c) it enjoys an entrenched and durable position, in its operations, or it is foreseeable that it will enjoy such a position in the near future.

>2. An undertaking shall be presumed to satisfy the respective requirements in paragraph 1:

>(a) as regards paragraph 1, point (a), where it achieves an annual Union turnover equal to or above EUR 7,5 billion in each of the last three financial years, or where its average market capitalisation or its equivalent fair market value amounted to at least EUR 75 billion in the last financial year, and it provides the same core platform service in at least three Member States;

>(b) as regards paragraph 1, point (b), where it provides a core platform service that in the last financial year has at least 45 million monthly active end users established or located in the Union and at least 10 000 yearly active business users established in the Union, identified and calculated in accordance with the methodology and indicators set out in the Annex;

>(c) as regards paragraph 1, point (c), where the thresholds in point (b) of this paragraph were met in each of the last three financial years.

I wonder what the monthly active users for Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo consoles are. Also, if there are at least 10,000 active developers in the EU for any of these consoles.
You still can't sell a jailbroken device, I think.

It is kind of strange if you own something 100% and you can't sell it.
Can you collect them easily in the reactor ?
what is the difference between a processed food and an unprocessed food? what degree of processing makes a food ultra-processed? what ingredients should I be looking for and why? what is so nutritious about potatoes, and why does frying change anything? what is special about seed oil?
OK (and thanks)...so how should I interpret this?

As in, how is it possible to decrypt an encrypted signature, and what does that mean for the security of cryptocurrency?
This seems obvious, not just in retrospect but at the time. We knew kids we never really affected. We knew the only two groups who were truly at risk were the elderly and those with serious conditions. We knew kids would suffer disproportionately under the policies.

Why have we done this?
well maybe he/she is just training his/her skills. don't be so rude
https://www.healthcanal.com/nutrition/potato-diet
While I agree with the other comment re premature optimization, when using guard clauses you can also break up your conditions into multiple statements which is arguably the most readable solution. The author’s example could be written as:

return unless valid_token
return if expired?

This scales extremely well if you’re concerned about future conditions.
Thanks, I appreciate the clarification.

I've edited it again with that in mind - see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33976352.
Refilling it buying oil from the market, which they issued rules to do with the drawdown, with a specific price trigger which has just been reached.
The Non-aggression principle answered the questions many years ago, it's worth a study. You may find yourself not being as authoritarian afterwards.
You're correct with the caveat that the system is not totally static so TDEE tends to decline as the body endures deficits. Therefore it "appears" that CICO is broken... its not, it's just that to keep a static deficit over time you have to eat fewer and fewer calories.
> the "use android" argument is getting really tiring

I fully agree, imagine if MS had made Windows apps on W10 only come from their store. Anybody saying that the solution is "just buy a mac 4head"*, like they love to do with mobile phones, would be laughed out of existence.

*: It's great to have options, and linux should be in here too, but that would be like telling a normal user in this situation (mobile market) to go buy a Pine phone, which for very few would work the way they expect/need it to.
Yes it was, they later changed their stance. In the announcement for iPhone, Jobs on stage explicitly stated that all you need to develop an app was html and modern javascript with API's into the phone hardware. And they would basically just be a PWA that would keep the app updated automatically as soon as the developer makes a change, all while keeping the iPhone "reliable and secure." In fact, he was bragging about not having a store "rather than having to go through this complex update process" as a dig at the Google play store.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvQ9JNm_qWc
except those BTCs are not real. They are just pretend BTC in your account. You have to send it to your wallet
Interesting solution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtviZ2GHWCI

If you don't want to click it's T-Studs - 2x3s with diagonals dowels with a 1.5 inch air gap
I could understand saying something like the totality of the evidence doesn't support the conclusion that there is more free speech after Elon's takeover. So that is probably what you mean. What you actually said though is factually inaccurate.

There is evidence both for and against more free speech on Twitter. If someone can't admit that, chances are they are plagued with cognitive dissonance and highly partisan in their reasoning. For example, there is evidence that Twitter has granted amnesty to accounts that were previously censored and according to stated motivations this was done for the sake of freedom of speech.

I happen to suspect that you are right and that currently some rulings are made with input outside the policy team and that this is currently happening more frequently than it used to. One thing that convinces me of this is that I frequently see people reaching out to Elon Musk directly and reporting that they have been censored in some way or the other. Then these cases seem to be resolved, with the other person praising him for ending the censoring of their political thoughts, which implies that he intervened in a policy decision.

However, I'm not sure I could call this proof that banning decisions are made more arbitrarily than before since these are blacklist removing interventions rather than bans.

So basically, when you claim that is now more arbitrary than it was before, that comes across to me more as your own speculation than anything definitive. We don't have proof of that. In sharp contrast, anyone who claims that the previous ownership did make arbitrary decisions does have proof. It is now a matter of public record that in some high profile cases (I happen to agree with some of them, but that is beside the point) Twitter did make arbitrary decisions rather than policy rooted decisions. In fact they did this often enough in decisions that weren't as high profile that there was a category label in the moderation reason, being called a one off.

It seems the current Twitter wants to be much more transparent than the former. So it might be that at some point in the future we will be able to see the moderation metrics: if we could, then we could answer your implication with with actual data. Filter by moderation justification field and get a count both positive and negative and we would have a much better sense of whether decisions were being made arbitrarily.
Your "honest feedback" is nothing more than naked insults.

Sillysaurusx is right. The "impossibly complex" matter is actually quite simple, Q=1 is little more than a psychological milestone, not some sort of technical tipping point where further progress becomes easier. And they haven't even gotten to Q=1 unless you buy into the justifications they give for dodgy accounting of the energy they put into it. The "impossibly complex" matter of commercial fusion is actually quite simple, it needs to put out a lot more energy than you put into it after you fully account for all the energy you put in. They aren't even close to this.
I buy these ones here on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Melatonin-Capsules-Supports-Relaxatio.... They were linked from either the Slate Star article or gwern's one, I can't remember which.
Thankyou! I gather from that that sharing it would be a sort of spoiler, so I appreciate your reply: you answered what I was curious about :)
> Paul Le Roux operated under numerous pseudonyms:

> Paul Solotshi Calder Le Roux, backed with a Congolese diplomatic passport[4]

Interesting... Solotshi

This is a good read: https://www.wired.com/story/was-bitcoin-created-by-this-inte...
No, I learned these myself through trial and error
Is it though? What if the price to buy a playstation went to $1200 because that was the only way it's affordable for Sony if they can't subsidize it with a restricted store. So now the consumer can side load but they can't afford the device in the first place. I'm just pulling a price out of thin air but I don't think it's quite a simple as "single store = anti consumer"

It's similar to carrier locked phones. They'll give you the phone for a 1/10th it's list price if you sign up for 2yrs of service. Is that anti-consumer? Vs forcing the consumer to pay full price up front?
Many comments so far responding with a reader's personal feelings on how all people should eat. This was a study of the effect of these diets on diabetics. As such, it's not a huge surprise that low-carbohydrate, high-fat would come out ahead, given diabetes is a disease that prevents your body from properly processing carbohydrates. The authors here have made no claim whatsoever that anyone who is not diabetic would see any of these same effects and would even want to see these same effects (note that the only thing that might matter here to a non-diabetic is the LDL change, which was worse for the high fat diet). It's just too bad the participants that saw improvement still didn't stick with it and all benefits disappeared 3 months after the intervention was complete.
Its free if you get it from their github repo.

https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut#download
There's a beta feature to exactly cut, and re-encode just the affected "block".
It’s an easy style to replicate. This wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest.
Note that many of the beneficial effects to blood markers are identical so long as weight is lost. Yes, ad libitum consumption maybe lower on HFLC, but both diets when equated for deficit off TDEE, protein grams, and fiber grams will result in improved blood markers.
Not really, because a consensus may be reached by others that your Bitcoins will be blacklisted.
> It just seems a little strange to take credit for a milestone when the milestone everyone cares about is yet to be reached. (More energy out than in.)

That comment/criticism is a little strange in and of itself. I would say it's the oddness or seeming petulance of the above comment that brought on boc's comment.

A silly, but illustrative analogy:

Kid: Dad, look! I scored a home-run!
Father: Who cares? Have you won the game yet? Stop celebrating until you do something that everyone cares about!
Do you dual boot? Are you able to return to MacOS easily if you want to? I've been thinking about trying to run Linux on my 2015 MBP but I haven't done anything with it yet.
Satoshi is a German or Swiss. Nobody in the world has GMX email addresses except the Germans and the Swiss.
Building and vetting, through dogfooding, an energy storage concept of my own design that will in time become a business.
I thought it was a genuine fork, just a very old (pre-v9 even) one?

Anyway, does it really matter? What is someone looking for a fast 'postgres' for analytics actually interested in?

(I didn't realise this was just an extension - in which case I'm amazed it's possible, but that obviously makes it an easy sell if you're already running pg. But if you're shopping about for managed solutions (which is obviously what Hydra wants to sell) with 'postgres' criterium, you're interested in the query language and maybe the wire protocol, surely?)
Fascism. Large flowery fascism.
And on a total tangent, this fact played a part in worldbuilding done by the author L. E. Modesitt, Jr.

> When I initially decided to write The Magic of Recluce in the late 1980s, I'd been writing science fiction exclusively... I conveyed a certain dismay about the lack of concern about economic, political, and technological infrastructures in various fantasies then being written and published in the field...

> I faced the very real problem of creating a magic system that was logical... Most fantasy epics have magic systems. Unfortunately, many of them, particularly those designed by beginning authors, aren't well thought out, or they're lifted whole from either traditional folklore or gaming systems and may not exactly apply to what the author has in mind.

> I began by thinking about some of the features and tropes of traditional fantasy. One aspect of both legend and folklore that stuck out was the use of "cold iron" to break faerie magic, even to burn the creatures of faerie, or to stand against sorcery. Why iron? Why not gold or silver or copper? Not surprisingly, I didn't find any answers in traditional folklore or even contemporary fantasy. Oh, there were more than a few examples, but no real explanations except the traditional ones along the lines of "that's just the way it works."

> For some reason, my mind went back to astronomy and astrophysics and the role that nuclear fusion has in creating a nova... Each of these fusion reactions creates a heavier element and releases energy... The proton-proton reaction that produces iron, however, is different, because it is an endothermic reaction...

> At the same time, the fact that metals such as copper or silver conducted heat and electrical energy suggested that they were certainly less than ideal for containing electrical energy. Gold and lead, while far heavier than iron, do not have iron's strength, and other metals are too rare and too hard to work, particularly in a low-tech society.

> At this point, I had a starting point for my magic system. I couldn't say exactly what spurred this revelation, but to me it certainly made sense. Iron can absorb a great amount of heat. If you don't think so, stand on an iron plate barefoot in the blazing sun or in the chill of winter. Heat is a form of energy. In fantasy, magic is a form of energy. Therefore, iron can absorb magic and, by doing so, bind it.

https://www.lemodesittjr.com/the-books/saga-recluce/recluce-...
Mayor Poopyface, the town has gone to hell. There are monkeys and baboons eating my ass as we speak. I have called a million times to have them rounded up and killed but no one at the city will pick up my calls. I am going to burn down city hall if you don't fix this NOW!

**

Dear Mayor Poopyface,

I am writing to express my concern about the situation in our town. It appears that there are an increasing number of monkeys and baboons in the area, and I am having difficulty getting the necessary help to remove them. I have called numerous times but have yet to receive a response.

I kindly ask that you take the necessary steps to address this issue. I understand that this is a difficult situation, but I am confident that with your help, we can find a solution.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]
"Not ready reading drive A:
Abort / retry / fail"

Now I suddenly want to play SimCity
That makes us at least 3. I run Linux exclusively at home nowadays, and Steam/Proton has been a godsend for games. I don't really care for ML/DL that much, and for Linux AMD GPUs just work so much better.

At work we have 20+ workstations running Nvidia on Linux, and they are such a pain in the ass. The idiots at my place don't even consider hardware-software compatibility issues before making the purchases, makes me mad.
The fb webpage still exists. No app. No permissions. No problems.

If Facebook makes a change that kills the low-tracking front-ends and insists everyone be tracked more, and in response you grovel to them and put up with their new app, then no amount of EU law or App store law was ever going to protect you from yourself. Apple store polices are a red herring, the problem you're actually highlighting is the adversarial relation you have with fb.
That I find is the most annoying. Apple pretending "to protect me against myself", unless I give them hundred of dollars every year.
Jeff Bezos: Hey MacKenzie, let's quit our great jobs at DE Shaw, move across the country to Seattle, and start an online bookstore! [In 1994!]

By saying yes, she was, in effect, Amazon's first investor, and worked there in the early days. The value of positive support from family cannot be underestimated (see also Jeff Bezos' parents' early investment in the company).
And to add more the list, Google doesn't allow Adguard or any network-level ad blockers via Google Play. You can only sideload the app.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-022-00588-7

"The percentage of the population who can afford the least-cost diet adhering to food-based dietary guidelines (henceforth ‘a nutritious diet’) increases from 15% (at the median) in countries with rural and informal food systems to nearly 100% in countries with industrial and consolidated food systems (Fig. 1). We estimate that nearly all residents of industrialized countries and a median of 82% in countries with an emerging and diversifying food system are able to afford a nutritious diet"

Besides, the question is relative to what? What percent of your income is worth spending on healthy food? Put a number on it and then we'll talk.
According to TFA, $317 was a limited time deal created by Turkish Lira inflation and Google being slow to update prices in Lira.
in what way did the god dionysus influence the ancient theatre
any sufficiently speedy spacecraft makes for a deadly kinetic kill vehicle, unfortunately.
Wasn't SBF supposed to testify before Congress today?
It sounds like you're struggling with the definition of freedom. It encompasses the NAP. Therefore by definition, harming someone else is incompatible with the concept of freedom.
I combine git-annex with the bup special remote[1], which lets me still externalize big files, while benefiting from block level deduplication. Or depending on your needs, you can just use a tool like bup[2] or borg directly. Bup actually uses the git pack file format and git metadata.

I actually wrote a script which I'm happy to share, that makes this much easier, and even lets you mount your bup repo over .git/annex/objects for direct access.

[1]: https://git-annex.branchable.com/walkthrough/using_bup/

[2]: https://github.com/bup/bup
> I've always wanted to ship some basic apps that do things without any ads or purchases or whatnot.

Besides the developer program cost (which I assume will still exist in this EU world) what is stopping you from doing this now?
What is it you like about Void?
He didn’t speak to the police though. Just to randos with podcasts in the crypto sphere
So do you now understand how a dictionary can list multiple meanings?

If there’s still a comprehension difficulty dictionaries usually contain an explanatory guide as to how things work.
This is especially true if you're paying with a currency that's experiencing high inflation and the price hasn't been adjusted yet. You can get a very good deal, so might as well buy all you can.
It will be illegal for all adults eventually. This is just an oddly phrased titled for a ban with grandfathered in exceptions. This isn't a ban for "young people", as there people will eventually be old and it will still be banned.