skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Vikram Chandra's article was well written until the point where he fell to the seductive charms of 'Sanskrit is a programming language' line peddled by mostly, though not all, non-Sanskritists.
Why has Big Tech fallen in love with exchanges?
Hahaha I walk by this stand every day but assumed it was some kind of over priced tourist shop. Will give it a try!
Looks like chocolate is a known source of heavy metals. Here's just one study I found in Google Scholar:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S08891...
Meta, Google, TikTok and friends sue California to block kids privacy law
Not to poop all over what you said, but I went through the history of some the previous comments you made to communicate the power and features of Oracle and I have simple question to ask you: Is it possible you are unfamiliar with the full features and capabilities of Postgresql?
After the Quixote, Pierre Menard wrote the Book of Joe.
Bill Gates' nuclear power plant stalled by Russian fuel holdup
You want thermoplastics sitting out in the sun being part of the structural system of a building? That seems like a recipe for a building collapse.
Link for Europeans: https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.consumerreports.or...
I don't know why the mockery is required. There are some very weird "coincidences" with his assassination and the idea of a political ruler being assassinated in a conspiracy is something that has happened countless times. I think it's in bad faith to lump CIA based theories (they have killed countless people and overthrown so many governments) with shit like lizard people
This is the danger with generally conspiratorial thinking (Hi Family Member).

Every once in a blue moon something legitimately shady happens and it gets tossed aside along with a bunch of legitimate rubbish.

A secret is something known to two people, one of whom is dead.
Windows + WSL2. After 20 years on Fedora and Ubuntu.

Its that good.
Is an encryption key copyrightable? Or a password?

Is it illegal to recite a copywrited work? Is it illegal to recite a translation of a copywrited work?

Can you copyright a number? For instance, a long binary number? If a piece of code contains a long binary number that it transmits to another device as a raw number, does it matter if the other device can arbitrarily interpret that number as a copyrighted work using SJIS or ASCII or some tortured encoding created just to turn a specific number into a specific copyrighted work? If the number was stored in UTF8 so that each 1 was encoded as 00000001 then decoded to a 1 for transmission, can you really claim any copywrite violation?

And why does my brain waste time thinking up such questions?
I just add a second sheet that is basically a copy & paste invoice. By the 2nd or 3rd invoice it hardly took me more than a minute.
The auctions we can observe (open/close) do not disadvantage micro structure traders. Quite the opposite they are where the most games are played. I don’t know if that’s because it’s open/close, because it’s different to regular matching or if it’s intrinsic to auctions.

My personal opinion is that this change will have lots of unintended consequences and it may even cause a shuffling of who are the big players. But it likely won’t mean the end of HFT microstructure trades. At least I hope not because I believe that would lead to higher spreads and less liquidity.
The good thing is after an evening you usually find a solution.

While one some proprietary systems the solution is usually "you are fucked deal with it".

Having said that it has been litterally years since I had this kind of problem. Checking if people have issues with devices on linux distros before buying actually works really well. I just don't buy the things that don't work. Kind of like checking at the back of the box if it is <insert os of choice> compatible.
Twitter lied they fixing issue with inability to auth/signup using Ukraine phone
85% of Ukrainian phones still can't be used for 2 factor auth or signup
Only a few thousand accounts have signed up for Twitter Blue since the relaunch
Power. Control over twitter means a degree of control over public discourse.

It's the same reason Bezos bought WaPo. It's the same reason any oligarch tries to own media.
So the raw beans have heavy metals? Or does the processing introduce them?
Bioaccumulation? It does happen with heavy metals and plants.

Soil quality is the next question.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioaccumulation

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/026520305003875...
Or the letter in Oswald's handwriting (no name on it) to James Jesus Angleton (head of CIA wetworks), released in the past couple of years, asking him for clarification on what he was expected to do while in Dallas.

The guy was simply a patsy.
I can confirm this. We work a lot with hospitals. When we want to let them try our services behind ngrok domains, they are often blocked. Unfortunately.
despite looking a bit like a 2012 web app, this has been rock solid for me for the past 5+ years, and is still under active development:
https://www.anuko.com/time-tracker/index.htm
>Yes some Ukrainian scientists have been displaced. Some scientific institutions and faculties too, but the image isn't even about that. Feels a bit like they could have done their "send our best regards" bit in a better way, IMHO. Am I being a bit overly pedantic/negative here? I don't know...

Not to mention how ignored so many other human tragedies that happened away from the West have been.
At least Elon gave a reason. When the New York Post was banned for literally no reason, did the EU do anything?
That idea failed. Such teams will always be corrupt. Trust and Safety teams might as well be named what they are: Ideological Control teams.
I have read a fair bit of reporting that Gwynne Shotwell effectively runs SpaceX, such as https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/10/tech/spacex-coo-gwynne-shotwe...

Given the number of news stories I’ve read like that, from a range of news outlets, and given that Musk is also CEO of Tesla, I’ve decided that I find these stories plausible.
No idea how well it works, but I remember reading about a product Palantir has/had that would read a bunch of legal documents and try to find connections in them.
Quantum measurement: a game between observer and nature?
Yes, it’s even probable that the plane was the one that ejected the pilot and not vice versa.

You can see how it’s right when the aircraft regains a flat plane that the ejection happens.

It’s likely a safety mechanism that was triggered.

The headline is poorly worded.

The first sentence of the article is more accurate in stating ‘a pilot was ejected’
A soft fork means Forgejo will be periodically pulling from Gitea.

As far as I know they intend to upstream patches they make as well.

And yes, Gitea is still open source and MIT licensed.
Your second question is answered in the article:

> For lead, that will mean changes in harvesting and manufacturing practices, says Danielle Fugere, president of As You Sow. Such practices could include minimizing soil contact with beans as they lie in the sun, and drying beans on tables or clean tarps away from roads or with protective covers, so lead-contaminated dust won’t land on them. Another option is finding ways to remove metal contaminants when beans are cleaned at factories, Fugere says.

> Solving for cadmium is trickier, though it is possible, DiBartolomeis says. Carefully breeding or genetically engineering plants to take up less of the heavy metal could help, though that could take several years. Other potential options include replacing older cacao trees with younger ones, because cadmium levels tend to increase as the plants get older, and removing or treating soil known to be contaminated with cadmium.
Very simple. It would greatly discredit the CIA if their obvious involvement were revealed, even at this great distance.
and you ask stable diffusion to generate piet code for a slightly better version of stable diffusion (or chatGPT) ...which then you can further use to generate a better version, and so on. Singularity here we come!
I wonder if Déjà vu are in fact perceptions that get misclassified as memories.
The dying from lung cancer, for a middle aged man in the 1960s, doesn't seem suspicious. Particularly not years after the fact.
The referenced study treats dark chocolate but, since cacao is cacao, wouldn't milk chocolate confected from these beans also have commensurately elevated levels of cadmium and lead?

And, if so, shouldn't this extrapolation be communicated to consumers?
Can someone explain me why is Lisp still use today ?
Calacanis is such an obvious Elon shill. It’s like a high school athlete looking up to their favorite pro football player.
I think it’s perfectly reasonable to offer an opinion borne out of reasonable ignorance, but the critical part missing most of the time is that you have to be open to actually being corrected without becoming combative.

Too many people have their ego and sense of self worth wrapped up in being correct on the internet, regardless of the topic.
Humans hold the key to collaboration no matter how good the software tools
QT and a JS framework are used in very different contexts. If your toolkit is aiming to work on Windows, MacOS, and Linux desktops, it is directly competing with QT, GTK, and Native (on all 3, and very few apps do separate native UI). Open source works better with a larger user base, so aiming for "Window, MacOS, and Linux RUST APPS" is terribly restrictive on the number of people who will use it and hence maintain it.

I'm all for RIIR but it will take 30 years before enough has been rewritten for a Rust-only GUI to be viable IMHO.
here's the actual brands and products:

https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-safety/lead-and-...

or better:

https://www.asyousow.org/environmental-health/toxic-enforcem...

I go through the Equal Exchange 80% dark product about one bar every few weeks so I will be researching cadmium a bit

(later)

So after some research on cadmium and the specific data California has on it (https://oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/chemicals/cadmium), I think my general take on the Equal Exchange chocolate I eat quite a lot of is that the saturated fat (15g) is still orders of magnitude more dangerous than the cadmium.

Interestingly, the product itself seems much less appealing to me knowing it has this trace level of cadmium that will likely not affect me in any way, vs. the saturated fat that I already knew contributes towards directly life-threatening LDL cholesterol.
the crazy part about twins only speaking to each other, is that it happens more often then one would think. I've seen a tv report about a pair of twin-girls who also only spoke to each other and they had to film them secretly just so people believed that they could speak! (except of course the parents knew)
New Gem to Enqueue Background Jobs from Ruby/Rails – Crystal
One of the ways I think we can help the adoption of Crystal is by showing how it can be slotted into existing workflows with what devs are comfortable with.

My background is as a Ruby/Rails dev and I currently work for a company that handles voter data for elections for a very large part of the US. One of the challenges we have is with the massive amount of data coming in large chunks (up to 10M+ records at a time) needing to be efficiently processed. Ruby just can’t keep up with bulk data like that and we haven’t found a workaround for these requirements from our customers.

Enter stage left: Crystal & Mosquito.

I’ve been able to trigger background jobs from Rails for a few weeks, so I decided to take my process and turn it into a gem. My hope here is that this makes it easier for others to experiment and try the same thing: integrating two languages.

The gem is called fruit_juice, because fruit juice attracts mosquitos ;)

https://rubygems.org/gems/fruit_juice

I plan to create more content around this so that it may inspire other devs out there to experiment and pave a smoother road to the adoption of Crystal.
You don't actually have to worry about any of this stuff, if you have the money to buy one of these you also have the money to register it in a third country.

>It’s relatively impractical in most of Europe because they’re not allowed to fly above populated areas except to take off and land (at least in the US)

FWIW this is mostly a US problem.
What was that thing that that guy said... first they laugh at you...
How Linear made the most of a DDoS
And that's in the food supply which is supposedly regulation and monitored (not).

You should see what they ALWAYS find in supplements which are not at all regulated and definitely not monitored no matter what anyone thinks or claims.

https://www.consumerreports.org/food-safety/your-herbs-and-s...

Those are spices but it's in every vitamin, mineral, etc. supplement you've ever taken. There are allowed limits but they blow right through them because there's no testing and no oversight and no penalty for doing so.

And yes lead is a forever chemical and yes it is making everyone stupid, this is well proven science beyond all argument, average IQ went way up when leaded car gas was finally banned but lead still sprayed everywhere around airports from aviation fuel.
Cacao grows in rainforests, so perhaps they’re adapted to rich soils that over time have become net accumulators of heavy metals.

There’s examples of other plants that thrive in the presence of heavy metals, such as this one that “bleeds” nickel rich sap:

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-45398434.amp
Also Hack app ha push notifications: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1464477788
I've been using manictime for awhile. You can host a server if you need to, but for solo use it works standalone just fine.

At the end of the day I have a candybar of time with titles of open window titles. Over the years I have added a lot of auto-tag rules and I just need to fill in a few gaps. It can do screenshots but I have that turned off since the window titles are sufficient for me.

The time I spent writing this will be tagged as "admin - not productive"
Brad Brad. What a lad. It can’t be that bad.
The phrase "conspiracy theorist" was invented specifically by the CIA at the time to discredit Warren Commission doubters.
Oh congratulations! Well done to all involved!
Client / Server Web App: Node.JS, Bang.html[0], the filesystem

Native downloadable executable desktop GUI application: Node.JS, GraderJS

CLI app: ??? Don't know yet, GraderJS can work but it's focused around GUI

Mobile app: ??? Don't know yet

Embedded: ??? Don't know yet

Graphics: Processing (but surely there are much better options nowadays)

AI: ??? Don't know yet

[0]: https://github.com/crisdosyago/bang.html/

[1]: https://github.com/crisdosyago/graderjs/
Could you elaborate on what exactly you find "sad" about it?
Are people on HN of all places pretending to be cutely ignorant about doxxing? Back in the days of Internet forums it was understood to be a bad thing to publish someone's home adress or a picture of it. It's not that home locations were thought secret information, it's an invitation to random crazies.
I also use org to clock my hours. The clocktable makes it even better to aggregate/report your hours. You can look at a 1-month block separated by week (I report my hours weekly) with the granularity you want. A very versatile tool!

https://orgmode.org/manual/The-clock-table.html
Sure, nothing is perfect.

But I'm not talking about it just being wrong, I'm talking about it citing webpages and books that don't exist and never did[0]. If Wikipedia regularly had that sort of quality issue people just wouldn't use it. There's a threshold below which something stops being useful.

[0] Bloggs, Joe. "ChatGPT just makes stuff up". Nature, vol 123, 2022, pp 123-321. Wiley Online Library, https://doi.org/10.1111/111/111
If you have the points in order, you can do it using the rotating calipers method [1] in O(n). In the case from the article, you would have to remove the interior lines, but I guess this could also be done in O(n) as the points on interior lines are the points appearing more than once [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotating_calipers

[2] At least almost, the first and last point of interior lines are also part of the outer line.
Doesn't seem crazy, my tires hold 38 psi.
Just found one after replying to another comment on this story.

https://github.com/ioccc-src/winner/blob/master/1989/jar.2.c (accompanying explanation: https://github.com/ioccc-src/winner/blob/master/1989/jar.2.h... )

It apparently works somewhat after a few minor tweaks.

Another one that I've bookmarked some months earlier: https://github.com/rui314/minilisp
Directly related and possibly of interest, the 381-page "As You Sow" report "Expert Investigation Related to Cocoa and Chocolate Products" [0] that "Details Simple, Safe, and Low-Cost Solutions to Reduce Levels of Lead and Cadmium in Chocolate" Requires an email address to download though.

[0]: https://www.asyousow.org/blog/2022/8/17/new-report-explains-...
No mockery; whichever theory someone subscribes to, no matter how plausible, nothing's going to prove a negative here. If you believe there's a secret about who did it being kept here in the docs, you believe they'll never release that specific document or documents.
Maybe you can find something on that list: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
Thottea beungongtanoeh, a new species from Aceh, northern Sumatra
I'd rather not: BS ordinances suck, but in some sense it's my problem. I know how to solve it.

Syringe center inhabitants, on the other hand, is also a problem for my kids and my dog, who may be not mature enough to handle it properly.
So if I was hired to post your real-time location and disparage your reputation daily, it would be okay? As long as I have the proper job title?
Would it be possible to construct a seamless acrylic tube, maybe on-site?
> a majority of frequent maintainers appear to be staying with Gitea

Forgejo was officially launched yesterday...

Also what's a "frequent maintainer"?
I know little about git rebase, but the situation that just happened is kind of weird.

I was working on my branch as usual. Today I checked git status and found out that I'm in the process of rebase. I was afraid a little, and decided to abort it.

I lost my changes.

When to git reflog, saw tons of commits, tried to cherry pick the one that has my changes.

Now, I have my branch with my changes. But. If I pull from origin, I lost them. If I push force the branch, I'll erase other devs changes.

It's so confusing =(
GitLab team member here.

Which website did you open to download and install GitLab? about.gitlab.com > Resources > Install provides an overview of all distributions and installation methods (packages, cloud native, etc.) at [0]

> You need to further dig the docs to find the location of the source in the webpage, too.

I assume that the intention was to download GitLab's source code and start the installation from there?

The recommended way to install GitLab is through packages and cloud-native deployments. There are many components involved in the architecture [1], and these methods also help ensure that (database) migrations are run as intended, keeping upgrade maintenance short. Installing from sources is not recommended, albeit possible.

The source code is available for both, open source (CE) and source available (EE), following GitLab's stewardship promise [3].

Maybe this needs an update for the website, please let us know.

[0] https://about.gitlab.com/install/

[1] https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/architecture.html

[2] https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab

[3] https://about.gitlab.com/company/stewardship/#promises
Not in any real sense - it just reacts to the prompt, and has no choice in how.

However, if you ductaped a simple goal directed reinforcement learning embodied agent onto a large language model, I think you'd approach something resembling animal-like intelligence. It would have motives, and the means to try to achieve them and adapt to it's environment. There's research in using LLMs for "internal dialog" in robots which is super interesting (https://innermonologue.github.io/)
Well if the Russians had stayed out of Ukraine there wouldn't have been any problems. But alas. No mercy for Russians, enemy of the free world.
We run a consulting business and created the following tool which may be useful:
https://github.com/adfinis/timed-backend
https://github.com/adfinis/timed-frontend
I don't think parent's post was trying to propagate that conspiracy theory (they're saying even producing the document didn't stop the tinfoil hat people).
> How seemless the experience was between Mac and windows and Linux?

It's pretty damn seamless with Vim. I code on a Mac these days, but was using Windows (w/ WSL) and Ubuntu about 50/50 before that. The same Vim (neovim) config script followed me everywhere.
> Also, missed opportunity, Codeberg folks. Why Not "Erika"? ;)

Oh wow, that's a deep cut. I'm deeply impressed and amused. Almost to the point of yodeling ;)

(For those lucky enough not to be this old and/or German, there once were two sisters called "Gitti & Erika" who made some horrible, yet famous Schlager songs – folksy chansons. Including the title melody of the local dub of the "Heidi" anime, triggering basically every "80s/90s kid".)
Yes, that was it! Thank you!
Honey consumption improves blood sugar and cholesterol levels, study suggests
To those downvoting because they think this comment is baseless:

"The Loyd Jowers Trial (officially the King family vs. Loyd Jowers and other unknown co-conspirators) was an American civil suit brought by the family of Martin Luther King Jr. against Loyd Jowers, following his claims of a conspiracy in the assassination of the civil rights leader in 1968. The jury would eventually decide in 1999 that there was a conspiracy perpetrated by Jowers and other conspirators."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyd_Jowers_trial
Twitter no longer allowing links to your Mastodon profile? Let's bypass that
Generally plants are excellent at removing metals from the environment and concentrating them in different tissues, depending on the species and metal. Poplar trees, for example, have often been used for remediation of Mercury contamination of souls

Not sure about the specifics of cocoa, but not beyond the pale to see cadmium, for example, be concentrated in the beans.

As for removal from food stuffs, it really depends on how the metals are bound to the plant material. Could be as simple as heating up in a vat with agitation, to requiring something so drastic it changes the nature of the chocolate.

Best way is to reduce the amount that can be integrated by the plant, but good luck with that. The farmers would probably have to import heavy-metals reduced soil
why repeat "Illuminati" when it happened in Texas among Oil and Army personnel. Isn't it equally obvious that some mystic intellectuals are being blamed by literal gun-wielders?
Yeah, from experience spinning up in Rust it is definitely not a good first-run experience.

- You type something in expecting autocomplete, its not there. "Huh, thats weird"

- Look it up online. Sure enough, its not in the standard library. OK, what should I use then?

- Do research to figure out what 3rd party crate to use

- Tend to abstract/isolate those bits in case you need to rip it out for a different implementation later
This is kind of a huge spoiler of one of the great moments in TV of the last decade. It might be kinder if you deleted it.
What about the disk being reused by another process without being thoroughly wiped by AWS?
Research paper for the basis of the article [0]

[0]: https://academic.oup.com/nutritionreviews/advance-article/do...
I am yet to discover anything healthy produced at large-scale by profit earning companies.
Weird I submitted this yesterday

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34003392

Even the target url is the same?
Not sure about "bit-perfect" but I use abcde to rip CDs. I tend to set it up with a bash script to start ripped when I insert a CD. Should say it's a Linux program, not sure if it's available on windows.