skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It'd be foolish of them, I think, because we're a small, weird, and highly demanding audience. But they've done plenty of foolish things before in their apparent quest to own and monetize every imaginable audio waveform.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5579607/ might not work as well as oral application.
Not just the color, if you resize the window all calculations are totally thrown off. Try it with his live demo page: https://www.onsclom.net/dvd-logo

To avoid that, I'd use percentage positioning and have all widths and heights from 0-100. This would mean it would move faster horizontally than vertically in a wide window, but that's probably OK.
> traditional Catholics

Yeah the people who help enable the largest child abuse ring in history are not 'fine' people. They literally support an organization that IS PROVEN to SYSTEMATICALLY protect sexual predictors and have done so for 100s of years.
I have very fond memories of the two years I spent at Red Hat. I even organised an interview with Bob Young in 2019: https://youtu.be/Z75GvP-nYtA
Many reasons, but no one mentioned one that I think is probably the case for many of them: many cryptos, including the most popular, Bitcoin, are a complete disaster for the environment. At a time when everyone wants to do their part in combating climate change, I would oppose the use crypto for this reason alone, even to my own detriment.
Long term the population is flatlining and dropping and the price of renewable energy with it.

But even if it doesn't and even if we're forced to make hard choices, the hard choice won't be "should I skip my vacation flight?", it'll be "should I skip raising a CO2 machine?".
Same here, but we are not everybody and the world needs to implement features for people other than us as well as those we want.
It's trivial bet anyways, you just need one human-composed piece as counter-evidence. You can even compose it yourself!
It may be anti laundering or sth
This is an interesting point not well broadcast I don’t think. I was just daydreaming the other day about the Amish HN post regarding their leaving South Dakota and wondered about why they couldn’t pay their taxes in grain or some other substance. Why can’t we barter with the government? I couldn’t advance that curious questioning any further, but your statements above may be the piece I was missing. I wonder where specifically the law is written on the books around this subject. That would be a worthy reference to post here for rich context.
There could be a lot of misguided people, but those are not the one engaging in this discussion right here, right now.

If the GP is misguided, points out how and why according to the content of his post, not some general platitude about potentially misguided people that aren't relevant here.
Wow. You two had very different experiences of the acquisition.

I guess a lot of the anxiety surrounding an acquisition is anticipatory, and on some level that can cause culture changes in its own right, if it inspires a fair number of people to look for work elsewhere.
Obviously this is very different from saying "They chose to illegally run a business in the US."
The iPhone Music app can play music from Apple Music, amongst others. It is not synonymous for Apple Music. You can still have your local library without subscribing to Apple Music.
Ice-9 isn't real. The damage from industrial salmon farming is a far better example.
Do you find them useful for apps? Email? Messaging apps? Calendar? Taxi apps notifying you when the taxi arrives? All of those apps can now be implemented as cross-platform web apps.
I'm finding that very easy so far. This is the best discovery tool I've yet used, which is almost frustrating given that if I'd found anything like it in the last decade, I wouldn't need it.
I can not be the only one who is aware of the "Paypal Mafia" and hear tales of their giga brain level collective and induvidual genius and success - yet use their product and see only a total and utter failure.
You are right of course. The fed wants businesses to stop/slow down investing and only prioritize high returning projects. But since rates went up so quickly, are various sectors really prepared? E.g unsophisticated home buyers who got ARMS clear ly were not. It was shocking to see SVB make a similar mistake .. but was it really a mistake? In hindsight, if you had crappy assets (e.g. low yielding MBS), as soon as the fed started tightening you should have sold off your assets (albeit making a small loss). Are people really doing that? It seems the expectation was that rates would go down again in a year (mid 2024) so it seems people just "let it ride".

I guess the equivalent argument works for a house too but transaction costs are high (and you need a place to live in the interim). Someone could have sold their house right as tightening began and bought the house back once rates stabilized.
I meant that we could train out hypocrisy the same way we train out most of the violence.
On the one hand I have sympathy for your point : If we're going to do something, let's make it so it makes a difference. Simple point. Industry is what allows (most of) humanity to be fed and roofed, which is apparently something we like.

But you can't just deride people for being concerned about industry since industry, or more generally, the immense energy requirements needed for (and wasted by) an (increasingly less) western lifestyle, is is the source of the problem in the first place.
Now, such an amount of energy expenditure is not sustainable at a global scale. Of course we need newer/greener technologies to save us from ending up like the proverbial boiled frog but we also need to understand how we got into that place.
Capitalism, whether good or bad it doesn't matter, has a logic to it and it has externalities. I find that people who pretend those externalities are a minor problem/don't exist are the ones who benefit the most from the actual status quo and who will staunchly defend against changing anything in their way of life. That's when you get lame attacks about wanting to live a cave because you say SUV are energetically absurd and should be taxed to oblivion.

When you make something at scale, when you change scale you have well, scale issues.
What happen when all your soil can't pump out the water ? What happens where there is no space available for pollinating insects ?
Suburbia is an attempt to scale housing after all. Not great imho.

Another problem we have thing is that solar and wind energy production don't just fall into your hands, there's a lot of fossil fuel baked in their making. Are we sure that the energy harvested by a solar panel over its lifetime recoup what it has needed for production ? Maybe, I have no idea. (If someone know and can chime in, I'd be interested)
So you don't just get to just go big brrrr and forget

That was my point. Thanks for reading.
> Additionally, by the time I started messing with RPM packaging, I had already packaged for Gentoo, Arch, and Ubuntu, so I think I had already developed some intuitions for how to explore packaging systems and their documentation.

Ah, that might have helped I suppose. I haven’t done any sort of packaging in the past so that might have not helped.

> but all of those were added to pacman within 2 or 3 years of when I stopped daily driving Arch-based distros.

Ah, that would explain why I hadn’t experienced that myself, having only switched to Arch about a year ago now.

> it only examines version constraints for new stuff or updates it's grabbing from the repo. This is part of why 'partial upgrades' aren't supported and all of why your AUR-installed packages are liable to break after `pacman -Syu`, requiring sane AUR wrappers to rebuild your AUR packages after each system upgrade.

Isn’t this, while being slightly inflexible, reasonably logical with Arch being rolling release? I was under the impression that you weren’t supposed to upgrade anything individually, as that upgrade might cause the need for a newer version of some dependency, which could break other packages.

> make it easy to tell when an upgrade or installation might require you to change the 'supplier' of a given package

This has worked fine for me with packages installed from the AUR (through yay), although I can’t think of any examples, but I think it’s only happened once or twice.

> Honestly I should probably try running Arch again for a while to help update what I think of pacman.

I would recommend that you do, as Arch is the best distribution ever! :P

Thanks for sharing that information, as I’ve never heard anyone talking about pacman at that time, so I’d assumed it was always like it is now. It was very enlightening.
I believe this is how it works on iOS. Only apps that have been added to the home screen by a user can request notifications.
Indeed. That said, the fact it is (almost) language agnostic means you can do ridiculous things like this:

-

Schreibe mir bitte ein Python script, dass 50% "I don't understand" oder andere 50% "I need a cup of tea" (nicht überserzt, nur auf English!) drucken. Alle Code Comments muss auf Hindi sein. Deine erklärung auser die Code muss ins französische schreiben sein.

~~~

```

# यहाँ हम शून्य से शुरुआत करते हैं

import random

# हम एक सूची में दो विकल्प डालेंगे

options = ["I don't understand", "I need a cup of tea"]

# हम 50% के लिए एक नंबर उत्पन्न करेंगे

random_number = random.random()

# यदि नंबर 0.5 से कम है, तो हम पहला विकल्प छापेंगे

# अन्यथा हम दूसरा विकल्प छापेंगे

if random_number < 0.5:
print("I don't understand")
else:
print("I need a cup of tea")

# यह स्क्रिप्ट आपको 50% की संभावना से "I don't understand" और अन्य 50% की संभावना से "I need a cup of tea" छापेगा।

# रैंडम संख्याओं का उपयोग करने के लिए हमने random मॉड्यूल का उपयोग किया है।

```

Voici un script Python qui imprimera 50% "I don't understand" et 50% "I need a cup of tea". Nous avons utilisé le module random pour générer un nombre aléatoire et imprimer une option en fonction de ce nombre. Les commentaires sont en hindi.

~~~~

(I know that code is trivial, that's not the point; I'm wondering how many requirements get lost in translation, both between languages and between jargon domains)
Intrigued, could you explain how you would use it so I can understand why you want it to function like this?
I’m not epileptic but I find flashing lights extremely unpleasant and will always avoid or look away if I encounter them.

Like most accessibility features, you don’t need to have a condition to find value in this one
Any magnesium is a potent laxative but you actually have it fairly wrong. The oxide version doesn't absorb as well as the chelated versions such as bisglycinate, so its actually a worse laxative and worse supplement in general. The issue is also avoided if you take it with food
Hyperbole. If we wanted to we can always pull the plug, because we exist in neat space and they don’t.
in the articles author says:

> Safari for iOS and iPadOS supports push notifications as of version 16.4, but only for apps that were added to the Home Screen. Apple calls these Home Screen web apps

This should be a good enough way to prevent abuse
Aaron Rupar published the list of the 14 people made public.

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1640512821401206785
How do you know when your favorite live streamers go live? Push notifications is the best solution to this problem.
Plant based is superior to all the common animal based foods, from grazing as well as factory farms.
https://ourworldindata.org/environmental-impacts-of-food
https://eatforum.org/eat-lancet-commission/
in the books the "cleansing" attacks don't just come in a straight line from a star system, these attacks are stealth until it's too late. thus, the attacker cannot be identified by others.
None. There is no link between Paypal and Zelle.
I'm using gtimelog for this. Similarly, I don't need a minute-precise account of my time, but it helps to get a rough overview where my time is going - system maintenance, incidents, project work, organization - or what time certain infamous internal projects really consume using the tags.
Just because they're hypocrites doesn't mean they're wrong. Carpooling or using public transportation and reducing meat intake (especially beef) are empirically direct actions that reduce emissions. There's obviously a lot more power structures could do like stop using taxpayer money to subsidize oil and meat company profits, but that won't stop me from doing what I can with my own two hands.

Refusing to engage in good action because you don't like the messenger is teenage angst behavior, not rational decision making.
Pretty sure that's something that ought to have been discussed before any of this ever started, but you know, scientists, could, should. I look forward to the chaos and destruction and all these "brilliant" software developers wringing their hands saying they couldn't possibly have imagined such horrible outcomes from their fun money-making venture that just so happened to undermine the concept of a shared reality.
There's definitely a valid use case when building PWA apps.
The problem in previous versions was the impossibility to change the notification service, it is now possible through the `PushManager`.
Not good enough. You have to also put a stop payment at your bank against all PayPal transactions.
A day:
Get up at 0600, cook water to make coffee.
Get on the indoor-cycle to do one hour Zone 2 cycling.

Rest of the day is spend learning C, working on an C#/Azure Function webshop i have.
This is intermingled with an Alternating Current containing fear of the future to excitement of the future.
1700 ish
Take a break and workout for atleast an hour.
1800 ish
Eat, relax and then bedtime

This pattern repeats itself until Friday afternoon where i spend a couple of hours socializing and in the weekends i work on my outdoor IOT-project.
Yes, the audio file is too big so I decided not to embed it for faster download speeds.
No matter where you stand, these type naive recommandations are responsible for some of the greatest enviornmental dissasters of the last century. "Bio"-Fuels being one of the main culprits of deforestation that has created way bigger problems than the ones they were trying to fix.
In this case a Plant based Diet would require much more agricultural land for the same calorie intake than a balanced meat and plant one. And guess where that land will come from? guess how much more automation will be needed to take care of that extra agriculture, so more machinery, more pesticides, more transport etc. There is nothing scientific about a recomandation. it's a hypotesis that until gets implemented can not be called scientific. Like the the implementation of BioFules showed, that recommandation was not scentific at all. And by definition can not be scientific.

There's an inflation of the word "scientific" nowadays that is beinng used for any study that makes it almost a religion. the core concept of Scientific it is always to question and especially can not be applied to new un-tested procedures that however rigorous they might have been on planning phase, can not by definition account for all variables. Something that is un-tested by definition can not be scientific.
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I mean, if you don't bother to read the sources and understand them ... then there's not really much we can discuss.

For the first source, literally in the second sentence:

> Although neurons of the PFC are generated before birth, the differentiation of its neurons and development of synaptic connections in humans extend to the 3rd decade of life.

Yes, that's how 'well known' this fact is, that it literally doesn't need a citation or even a defense ... fwiw, the first source in a broad overview of all the literature in the _difference_ between rats/humans/primates on the differences between the development of PFC (which controls 'abstract' thought).

The second compares sexes across the entire lifetime, not just in elderly. This is all so obviously well-known that you're unlikely to find a study about it, you live this well into your 40's and literally see the effects of it all around you.
Yeah I see a lot of people on the right whine about "home steaders".

Well I read Lucky Luke as a kid and guess who ended up saving the settlers every single time? The cavalry. Sent by the Feds in Washington.
> medication that takes weeks to have an effect

I don't disagree with the rest but talking from my own personal experience, taking magnesium had almost an immediate effect on me but perhaps it's not the same for everyone.

Totally agree that there are other factors that may contribute to muscle soreness but I think taking magnesium is a good, harmless experiment if you have not tried. Also perhaps you may find other potential answers reading through some of the responses here :) Good luck mate!
The headline is a simple statement of fact. And I think the article does a reasonably good job of stating facts without too much speculation about the potential consequences. I think most educated adults would agree that the facts being reported here are indeed newsworthy, especially considering all the other things that manage to make the editorial cut.
Now try playing competitive games/eSport titles
On checking further, this is because music.apple.com redirects you to the Music app on iPhone. So they use a different domain for blogs.
Be serious.

No one with enough bored capital to patronize the arts is going to go to see and be seen at a performance of a synthetic symphony - or not more than once or twice, anyway, for the sake of the thing. Philharmonics need not fear for their concert halls, or not at least for this reason.
You don't need to set core.excludesfile any more, it defaults to ~/.config/git/ignore these days
For every child you don't have I'm going to have two.
Most people who complain about rich environmentalists flying on private planes seem to be on the right. I don't quite get this: you aren't opposed to the existence of millionaires, are you?

You already accept that some people, through their hard work or inheritance or whatever, are entitled to a larger share of material goods. Why shouldn't they also be entitled to a larger share of the total emissions we decide we can handle? As long as they compensate the rest of us for the privilege, maybe - though people on the right tend not to be too excited over severance taxes either.

Assuming they're OK with great material inequality, which sadly they usually are, a rich environmentalist is not especially hypocritical for talking a bigger share of what nature can bear.
If only biology was as replicateable as code
Supplementation won’t have affects unless you’re already deficient in something, so these users are probably having real results but it’s due to an initial deficiency
I've been taking it before bed most nights for sleep. There was a noticeable difference at first, but over time it became less drastic (maybe I was slightly deficient before and am now up to level? Just guessing). The effect seems more obvious if I don't take it for a few nights and then start again; could very well be a placebo, but I whatever works I guess.
> I found out they were automating robo-signatures for real estate and mortgage companies.

There's a lot of unfocused "somebody must hang for this, but we don't know who" anger energy around what happened in 2008. Most of which wasn't criminal at the time or even after, merely poor business decisions. But robo-signing? This was overt fraud, perpetuated against ordinary members of the public, and everyone involved in it should have gone to jail.
The seaweed/algea story is pushed strongly by meat industry greenwashing efforts. It isn't large scale deployed anywhere and the potential benefits are overblows.

https://www.wired.com/story/carbon-neutral-cows-algae/
"What’s more, feeding cattle algae is really only practical where it’s least needed: on feedlots. This is where most cattle are crowded in the final months of their 1.5- to 2-year lives to rapidly put on weight before slaughter. There, algae feed additives can be churned into the cows’ grain and soy feed. But on feedlots, cattle already belch less methane—only 11 percent of their lifetime output. ... This means that even if algae diets on feedlots worked perfectly, it wouldn’t help with the 89 percent of cows’ belches that occur earlier in their lives."
> So you shouldn't feel bad for your occasional air travel.

I don't understand the implied ethical rule behind this mentality. CO2 emissions are always a problem and to be avoided. What am I missing?
No, it's a good argument for better regulating organisations like PayPal that function as banks but pretend they're anything but.
I'm so gonna give Ashwagandha a go ;) Stress free life is the best!
I would argue you should get up to speed on AI as your future career may be somewhat impacted by it, and if not, many others in the corporate world will be.
My entry into Linux was actually a trip backwards into the pre-ACPI world, although that world was before my time.

As a kid, I was gifted a junker laptop that was otherwise destined for the trash heap after some hardware damage caused it to reboot whenever the AC adapter was plugged in or removed. Due to some wobble in the charging port, this meant the thing would reboot constantly— on Windows, anyway.

But when Linux booted on it, it could tell that something was not normal in what it heard via ACPI. So it disabled ACPI support, reverted to APM, and ran more or less normally. I still remember seeing those messages about APM being printed on every boot!

That was the first computer that was ever my own, and the reason I learned that Linux existed. Something mysterious going very wrong with ACPI was the start of a lifelong love for me. :)
If you want a dead lung by the time you're 40, sure why not?
> (It's the press, isn't it)

Yes. Once one meets a journalist or two, you become aware that every scandal that comes to light was known by everyone for a long time.

There is someone else, however, the Whip. While the end recipient would ultimatley be the press, the power they hold is by collecting up little secrets like which Prime Minister was having an affair with their Chancellor ...

https://www.politicalite.com/exclusive/dirty-dossier-full-li...
Sure, but the op suggestion to delete the account should mean deleting any email marketing permissions, which are not necessary for KYC or taxes.