skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a personal opinion on the trend itself and it is basically that it is trying to imitate something, while it could ( and some would argue should ) be its own thing with its own flavor ( and everything that goes along with it ). It is a little like me trying to re-live to experience of hotdogs for the sake of nostalgia. I suppose I could, but the why goes back into focus. Why are we doing this? Is it to appease the mass consumer? Is it to make a temporary pitstop on humanity's hopeful trajectory that does not include self-destruction? I just fail to see the appeal and I tried some of the products out of sheer curiosity.

Why can't we just have falafel, bean patties and so on? Why does it have to 'feel' like meat?
With depressing I meant: it's depressing that we usually have to work more than 15-20 years (even more, depending on each situation).
Those motions are looking insanely smooth and versatile already even if pre-programmed
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I don't really like this as it's not clear to me until I use it that I see it's a changing label. I don't want to have to interact to discover what will happen if I do.

The toggle being off means it looks like "Flubber disabled: off" or "Flubber disabled: no" but it means "Flubber disabled: yes"
IMHO the nice thing about sed&awk is that a quick cheatsheet that covers most usage fits nicely on one page. Perl, in contrast, is more a 'proper' language and the Camel book is a pretty chunky tome. If you're going through all the trouble of learning a language in that space, you might as well go with something like python. Though admittedly python isn't a very good sed/awk replacement.
> it may be that they're uniquely subaddressing their email addresses (although this is extremely rare)

That “extremely rare” is about plus-addressing. My experience is that catch-all subaddressing (e.g. *@chrismorgan.info in my case) is considerably more popular, only rare rather than extremely rare.
Or, portobello carpaccio with pecorino and truffle.
> I am wondering if that is because the population as a whole goes vegan/vegetarian (which I doubt)

The truth is actually somewhat close to that – not everyone goes vegetarian, but the vast majority of young adults are replacing some (not all) of the meat in their diet with replacement products.

Rügenwalder isn't the only company seeing such growth, though. Nestlé (Garden Gourmet) and Iglo are seeing similar growth.
Even if someone is being transactional, giving out some information for free to see if it'll be reciprocated or not can be a good strategy, or to see if someone goes "they know something about X - maybe I can make a deal with them to find out even more". It's really not that different from giving out free samples of your product.
> privacy toggles that are conveniently never defaulted to the way you would want them

Or conveniently defaulted the way you want them, but with wording and other visual clues twisted in such a way to make you question that and maybe accidentally opt in.
Don't worry I read it.
So fair enough, it was an answer. But it is predicated on the belief that the support can't possiby be due to anything but propaganda or deceiving elites or things like that.

I find that wholly unconvincing.

You seem to think that the only reason people care is due to media coverage that you deem as pure propaganda.

Might it be that the media coverage is in fact more than for instance coverage of Yemen, because people care more (however unfair that may be to the Yemeni)?
»More than exponential«.

The standard formula for determinants of an n×n matrix (equation 1 in the paper) is the sum of n! terms, one term for each permutation of {1..n}.

The paper details a method (equation 11) in which the sum is instead over all what they call »partial partitions of {1..n}«, denoted PP(n). I don’t know the size of PP(n), but if their claim is correct then PP(n) has exponentially less elements than S(n) (which has n! elements). I don’t see the value of |PP(n)| in the paper, but if it’s O(n^42), that would be an example of something that’s superexponentially smaller/faster. (n! is approximately n^n/e^n, the Stirling Formula.)
I saw an actual 50/50 mix of beef/plant based burger patties at the grocery store once. It really had me scratching my head.
Interesting, I don't look at the same way - which is another reminder to me why good UX design is hard as my own interpretation of something as simple as a checkbox isn't universal.

On a similar note, I find it hard when I don't know if I need to save or submit.
It or one of its libraries did not compile for me OOTB in Gentoo. Granted it's marked as nonstable (~*). That's unfortunate, because I really liked to use it when I was mainly running Debian. Though I didn't really put any debugging effort into making it work.
I'd pay £5-15 for one of these a joke present for someone.
But only “look into it” in a carefully supervised medical center. Don’t go rolling the dice on a severe allergic reaction to an antibiotic at home or outside of that supervision.
I agree that toggles make much more sense on touch-screens (which is why Apple used them).

Apple ones also light up green (or dark background) when "on" and grey (or light background) when "off" - which seems pretty clear to me.
Ha I do this all the time for buying second hand concert tickets! Scammers usually use throw away email addresses. If the seller has a pwned account I trust them more ;)
Looks like dig discounts TCP connect time. In drill I see TCP being 2 times slower than UDP (which is what I would expect) but dig shows approximately the same numbers with and without +tcp.
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I create a new account every 6 months or so on Facebook when my old one gets banned for "violating the community guidelines" and I haven't been asked for an ID ever since 2019. Twitter, though, is way worse and I had to give up and I'm currently just buying aged accounts. Violates even more parts of the ToS than just ban evasion but at least the accounts last for years instead of weeks.
Wow! You just solved loneliness using 5 lines of high school level logic! Give this man a nobel prize.

This is embarrassingly over-simplified. Maybe don't immediately turn every half-baked shower thought into a blog post and post it online.
Animal House Cat Rescue: https://www.stlcats.org/

They do great work.
Using modern farming practices it's about 7.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_conversion_ratio#Conversi...

(Disliking and thus moving away from those practices is a goal some people have, but they are the dominate method of meat production at the moment, so it's the reasonable comparison)
There is another video showing the making-of this video.

They are very open about how much effort it took to stage, it isn't a completely dynamic interaction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPVC4IyRTG8
Doesn't work with `GNU sed`:

$ sed -i '' 's/foo/FOO/' ip.txt
sed: can't read s/foo/FOO/: No such file or directory

See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5694228/sed-in-place-fla...
Apart from icloud, this is also available for fastmail users as well so no it's not "totally infeasible for the vast majority of people".
Nothing said here refutes the parent comment. It turns out that a lot of land is really shitty for growing stuff that isn't a weed (without adding a ton of chemicals to the environment), and humans don't eat weeds. Cows, sheep, pigs, and chicken do.

I doubt that 86% of that 77% is truly unsuitable for farming human food, but I wouldn't be surprised if 30-50% of it was.
In a podcast I heard that The Vegetarian Butcher initially had experimental biological degradable packaging, but after buying hundreds of thousands they all went bad, and had to be thrown out. Now they use plastic packaging and they only try to solve one problem at a time.
I love Pandoc. I don't often write "documents for office consumption" but when I do, I just write a markdown file and spit out docx or PDF. I was congratulated more than once on how coherent my documents are in their structure.

Plus, having a git history is a great boon.
What would the ramifications be if they ever found out you lied? It’s an innocent lie, but still, I can imagine that lying on these types of forms could turn out badly.
I share the same opinion. With plant based meats you're trying to fit a round peg through a square hole. It just isn't meat and doesn't get close enough for me. I would much prefer a good well prepared and thought out vegetarian style dish full of flavor. Maybe it's possible with more time and effort to get close enough but it's not there for me.

The issue in the West is that we have fairly limited time and experience in preparing good vegetable dishes. Most are traditionally quite bland and off putting (for me, at least). Don't get me wrong some are quite good but usually as sides and very rarely can I visit some random person or resturaunt and expect a decently prepared vegetable dish compared to a meat dish.

In contrast, when I eat at Indian resturaunts, it's not uncommon that I prefer some vegetarian dishes over ithers. I don't even feel "cheated" like I often do with poorly made vegetarian dishes because the food is usually quite satisfying and flavorful.
The marketing director that started the meatless program said "The [meat] sausage will become the cigarette of the future". Sales were stagnating or declining. Sales in the meatless segment were low but increasing steadily and they entered that segment, convinced, that they could produce alternatives with broader appeal. For one year, they spent all their advertisment budget on the new meatless line.

Initially the target group was "reducers". The first products included a lot of egg protein, so vegans were not targeted at all. Somewhat surprisingly, they decided to launch the new line under their well-known and established brand. That probably prevented some marketing claims that may have been off-puting to their existing customers.
Newsflash! Linux kernel considered obsolete because of its usage of C.

But honestly - neither C nor Object Pascal are considered obsolete by folks including me.

Some of the most productive people I know write most of their code in Object Pascal.

Really big companies still use Object Pascal, even if they could have switched to a different language a long time ago; but they don't. Because Object Pascal is a proper language with a lot of useful features, but without all the bloat.

Obsolescence is, when no one is using it any more, not when some people think it is.
I have something similar with epinephrine. Every visit I'm asked "allergy to epinephrine?" and I have to, again, clarify "no, but I'm sensitive to it, and it makes me really jittery, so I prefer to not have it unless there's no choice". It makes me feel like I've had way too much caffeine and is just generally unpleasant.

Those conversations don't seem tomatter much, because when getting common small procedures done (such as mole removal) the doctor will use whatever they prefer. Epinephrine is a vascoconstrictor, so it helps with bleeding and keeps the anesthesia (eg: lidocaine) from wearing off as quickly. So, doctor's prefer it. So each time I have to ask the doctor if that's the variant they are using, and if they could do without. Sometimes they do, sometimes they explain why it's best not to and we go ahead with.

I know I could outright say allergy and they wouldn't use it, but I really don't want to cut off a useful tool for them, for no good reason other than I don't like a minor, short-lasting side effect.
> 8. Watch how they handle unexpected problems

This is what I started doing in my relationships in the past, to get a glimpse how things really look like in the beginning when (almost) all is rosy (and thus untrue). Conflicts arise often from simple misunderstandings, nobody messed up anything there were just different expectations on both sides for example.

Not creating a bad situation on purpose, they tend to come by themselves eventually. Its a normal reaction to go and fix things immediately but I advise to instead once just stay and watch the other, if he/she is a fixer or escalator of problems. If there is quiet talk, hugs, empathy or tantrums, yelling and various dramas. In the beginning of relationships, people who care about it tend to wear thick masks and tend to be more open/tolerant than they really are. Till there is a conflict, problem or similar stressor, then one is dealing with much more raw material.

If 2 greatly matching balanced people meet, this is not so useful, but for more psycho ladies I've met in the past this would have been a great initial litmus paper (and in fact was on one which is why I came up with this). Much better to stop unhealthy relationships in the beginning and just move on to something better, rather than trying hard to compensate for/fix other's childhood burdens (which is almost impossible anyway, there are professionals and decades of work for such things)
I'm early- to mid- 30s (<35), and I hate basically every UI shenanigan that was invented in the past 15 years or so.

Which is to say, Douglas Adams might need to adjust the time window in #2 a bit.
I will do this now with my new macbook pro and an old thinkpad. I will update you with what happened.

Lenovo at 50% charges Macbook at 100% if and only if the right macbook port is used. If another macbook port is used, nothing happens. When using this one macbook port (the one right next to the charging port) lenovo also tried to set up a new "macbook pro device", I didn't let it finish. The Lenovo has just one USB-C port.

I now wonder what two macbook pros or two lenovos would do to each other.
I've been using Pandoc to write Latex-lite for a couple years now. Just write .md files with basic Markdown syntax for all the major text content, and add some Latex when I need to do something more particular. Best of both worlds, really.
Flubber enabled [X]

Flubber disabled [ ] <-- Does that mean that flubber is not disabled ?

Never touch the label, and never tell state outside of the checkbox:

Flubber [X] <-- Clearly, flubber is enabled.

Flubber [ ] <-- Obviously, there's no flubber.
>Modern engines would crush Deep Blue with fewer resources and even without NNUE

The point of the essay is that modern engines with NNUE beat modern engines without NNUE. So all those human coded features that used to be used to evaluate positions are no longer necessary.
There were definitely security cameras in the early 90s and 2000s, just not in as many places as now.
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The lack of any affordance whatsoever on buttons, switches and appliances in Switzerland drives me absolutely insane
So the crux of the technique is to roughly date how long an email has existed for, using leaked databases as a timestamping measure. I'm not sure this metric is a good one though, as older and importantly "pwned" emails are far more likely to have been taken over.

Without an idea for the percentage of emails that are still in the original owners hands, this risks a high false negative rate.
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I think the whole "processed" vs "unprocessed" food label is too imprecise to say anything about whether it's healthy or not. I don't think there's anything that implies that processed foods have to be unhealthy. It's just that most processed food tend to be less healthy.
> if those case files had made it to a reporter there definitely would have been a scandal.

It really should have been. Missed opportunity. I cannot believe how irresponsibly they sold their cars…
That’s not how income statements work..
Twitter won't load the video for me.

Edit: whatever is in the post (poll?) won't load for me.
Status of the new SVG engine in WebKit
"Flubber:
disabled [__O] enabled"
The ones I hate the most is the ones that also change the label, because both description and indicator changes, it's just confuzing..

I like the "positive description: [ ]" pattern.

Ghosts can breathe fire [ ]

Radians are better [X]

There's no doubt what the state is.
famous last words!
Speaking of sed/awk/sh, in this case precomposing the awk with a sed preprocessor (in a sh pipeline) will give you both data structures (awk) and capture groups (sed).
Yeah I think the lesson I took out of the story was DO put that you have been investigated by the FBI and let the guy you give the form to tell you to leave it off…
I somewhat disagree. I think you can challenge yourself.

I'm typically the type of person who keeps my opinions to myself unless asked and when I disagree with someone about how to do/build something I'll do it myself on my own time. Sometimes I'm right and sometimes I'm wrong. As much as it sucks to realize I'm wrong I do appreciate it because it means I learned something and my opinion has improved.
The whole thing is reminiscent of Simpsons marketing joke:

"It has over 60 ingredients!"
One scaling paradigm that's occurred to me for SQLite would be to run lots of small replicated instances in a system like Nomad or Kubernetes and even allow many running on the same physical node. So you're replicating multiple times on the same box which wastes some space but storage is cheap.

Wouldn't be good for huge data sets but these days huge means like a terabyte or more. You don't really have to start thinking about sharding or smart fractional replication until you hit many terabytes.

Even many successful SaaS companies don't have databases that big. Several hundred gigs these days is not too big for a brute force replicate everywhere approach and it comes with some benefits like less locking and stronger fault tolerances. If you have 50 replicas the odds of them all being screwed at once gets very low.
You can download their data (much like you can download the MusicBrainz database).

https://acousticbrainz.org/download
Meat sausages and cold cuts are processed as well. And are likely made with carcinogenic preservatives!

Edit: cancerous -> carcinogenic
A few weeks ago I got a 3060 12GB for $250 from a guy on FB Marketplace.
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This, but unironically. Their formula (11) involves basics (sums and products), the only nontrivial part would be the partial partitions, and for that the first paragraph of chapter 2 explains how to get it from ordinary partitions, which is a standard function.
In the EU the quality is good of the plant-based meats. In the
US/Canada is it quite bad though.

Maybe it is the same situation for regular meat, can’t comment on that. But finding actually good tasting and healthy meat replacement here in Canada is a challenge.
In that case, you may have gotten actual beef. Burger King Germany recently had a scandal where it turned out for quite a while they didn't stock enough vegan patties and served regular beef patties while pretending they were vegan.
There is a video? I just see a poll.
Normally, but not always. I can get freshly produced sausages from my local butcher.
I second this. Where I am in Europe, plant based 'meat products' are growing in number and variety, and their prices are falling. Their taste is as good as or better than meat, and actually they constitute pretty well fleshed out, tasty dishes in themselves. Especially when old housewives start buying a product, you know that it has succeeded in the taste department.

This brand seems to be the one that is pretty successful where Im at (a Mediterranean country), and you know that Mediterranean cuisine is quite tasty and housewives are very picky. This brand is able to replicate Mediterranean taste in all its meat products.

https://heurafoods.com/

These two ones are its particular hits:

https://heurafoods.com/es/productos/burgers-epices

https://heurafoods.com/es/productos/bocados-mediterraneos
Sure but dozens of other companies can (and do) make cheaper robots optimised for grabbing an item and throwing it in a box. Boston Dynamics specialises in complex generalist robotics and humanoids not automating logistics.
Have you watched Amadeus (the film). I like that movie for its exploration of the psychology of dedication being confronted by genius.

As outsiders of the sports, it is great to celebrate the GOATs like Feds Nadal and Djoko but a cursory google reveals that to reliably break even in the sport, you need to be inside the top 250 in the world.

To be 250th in the world at something like tennis takes a lifetime of graft and a tonne of talent, and yet the rift between 1st and 250th is still huge - you can often see #1 go extended periods without dropping a set and getting 6-0s which is a cruel reflection of the nature of the power law: you might be 1 in 100million but 1 in a billion talent completely wrecks you

EDIT reread your comment - totally agree with you regarding software vs individual competition.
Are you on Mac? What is drill?
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I've been vegetarian for 12 years now. I used to dislike replacement products, but what Rügenwalder and Beyond produced in recent years is so good, I now eat some kind of meat replacement every week.
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I tried with a VPN too, same issue for me
not surprised. I wanted to get some beyond burgers. The regular grass beef burgers were CHEAPER.

until we start subsidizing plant based meat the way we do meat, its just not gong to take off. Its not an even playing field.
> but would I prefer processed foo

When the processed food tastes as good and as fresh as the one you cook in your house - why not. In the case of European plant-based meat, this is the case.
Can confirm. My guess would be that udp is slower because it is not encrypted and at some point providers started to inject answers for various purposes. That is why we now have these services that provide „secure„ dns, but what they are really doing is fingerprinting and collecting data.
> Because most vegetarians have likely tried a lot more meat substitutes than a meat eater

Tried, maybe. The vegetarians I know don't do veggie burgers or steaks. They eat the actual vegetables.
Who exactly is flying a drone?
On Windows DNS/UDP/WiFi to 8.8.8.8 with query=www.google.com is 3-4ms

TCP is around ~10ms including overhead, 3ms excluding.

TLS is ~100ms including overhead, 5ms excluding.

1.1.1.1:

udp - 5ms

tcp - 15ms / 10ms

tls - 70ms / 4ms

Use a sniffer (e.g. wireshark) to get a better idea for timing, I wouldn't count on dig for that.
Replace healthy with unprocessed then. Vegans sure love their processed foods.