skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> vegeterian food being cheaper

This is how it should be everywhere. Non-vegetarian food is massively subsidised in the West. A Big Mac ought to cost tens of dollars, not five.
Eh, the US went to a civil war because half of the country (the south) started attacking national (i.e. union) armories/forts.

Of course there was some lead up to that but the actual flashpoint is that the south started it and they didn't do so to free northern slaves. Northern congressmen were not pushing for any bills that removed slavery from the south and etc; there wasn't an imminent (i.e. during Lincoln's presidency) existential threat that the North would end slavery in the South except the one the South manufactured.
Depression and anxiety are complicated. For some patients, taking medication can be transformative, especially when combined with other modalities of treatment. In my experience, you still have to put in the work, but the right medication can make it possible. If you are worried about patients being ostracized for declining medication, worry too about ostracizing patients for whom it could be really effective.
Medicinally, ergo, if someone has depression, they can use it to overcome it (apparently). Recreationally means that you don't have a medical issue that you are trying to solve and are taking it just to take it.
New products were part of the original Indiegogo fundraising. This has always been the plan.
That’s impressive. I was interested in first hand experience with PTSD and persistent depression treatment, but I am happy with any sort of “subjective but clinical” information about this.
They weren’t lies:

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/548794-there-was-tru...

And no one calls “The Hill” “liberal media”
That was my bad, y'all. Needed that full season of Milf Manor.
This is a really good point. It's a therapy, not a prescription per se.
People will use it as justification to buy it illegally.
"After demonstrating that this is indeed how our service works..."

I'm curious how they demonstrated that. Did they just review their policies with them or did they some how technically demonstrate this? Latter seems not really possible to do, even if you had a technically-savvy member of the department there.
You could write stuff in a daily markdown file. This app is amazingly small and yet powerful.

I keep its folder synchronized to my computer with syncthing, to be able to write there as well.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.billthefarmer.diary

This one lets you track simple things about your day, like whether you did something or not. It doesn't get any simpler. Just one tap/tick. Makes nice plots of the data.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/de.smasi.tickmate/

This one is similar but can do a bit more. It can record time spans of activities and more. Also does plots.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.samco.trackandgraph
Show HN: JavaScript Bindings for the GGML
Uhhhhh apples to oranges. The level of functionality on behalf of the government is completely different (being that Huawei is an arm of the PRC) making your comparison off base. Documented intel management engine…
Boom. That spin at the end looked quite bad. Can't believe it took that long for FTS to end things.
And then there's the SSD controller, which yet again tries to maintain the illusion of efficiently supporting random I/O. For software that tries to get the best possible performance of the physical media, avoiding the OS and controller overhead, it's definitely important to maintain data in sequential blocks. In fact, NVMe ZNS [0], doesn't even allow you to do random writes.

[0] - https://zonedstorage.io/docs/introduction/zns#overview
I could be mistaken, but I believe it is predominately females that are effected by low sexual desire.
Why I Quit Tech and Became a Therapist (2019)
actually, penis behaves slightly different on amths.
That sounds like an expression of envy masquerading as moral uprightness.

It's one thing to dress modestly[0] and to exhibit moderation (circumstance will determine what is appropriate dress for the occasion, whether it is appropriate for one's station in life and within one's means, and so on). It is another to deny others goods simply because others do not have access to them. The latter is envy and a vice.

[0] https://www.newadvent.org/summa/3169.htm
> whatever the redgif site is

People were uploading lots of porn to gfycat, so the gfycat people basically cloned themselves and split the adult content off onto another domain in order to keep it separate.
isn't the air at orbits of most satellites (4x starlink) so thin that it's effectively vacuum?
I see a few issues with your argument. Just because something has underlying social factors doesn't mean that it shouldn't also be treated with drugs and therapy. The latest wave of psychedelic research is not simply pushing a prescription drug; all of the research on MDMA, psilocybin, etc. is finding that these drugs work within a clinical setting paired with therapy. Also, I wasn't able to find a source saying that PTSD is less prevalent outside of the US. I found one study [1] that says that treatment seeking is higher in high-income countries. However, this doesn't imply that the US has higher rates than Europe, for example. It could also be the case that the disorder is just as prevalent or higher in lower income populations without access to mental healthcare.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6034513/
Rapid unscheduled disassembly. Classic! :-)
But many times the medication are so good in the short term, it is very easy to forego doing the work.
Well, strictly speaking, it's more responsible than neglecting the dog. So in that sense, I applaud it too. But it was basically forced on the employee, unfortunately.
> You can't sue someone for mimicking someone else's voice well enough to be confused for the mimicked creator's voice. Some people can do some voices quite well.

Oh you most certainly can. In fact, you can sue someone for sounding too much like himself. Just ask John Fogerty.
Still getting data until you need to boom it
Normally you only activate FTS if it looks like it might leave the launch envelope.
Props to you for looking into more ethical means of consumption. It's a real tragedy that the taboo around sex prevents more meaningful discussions in public live about this stuff.

Personally I got so sick of it all that I have up pornography completely about 4 years ago. I'm not saying everyone else should follow suit but I count it as the single best thing I ever did for myself, my mental health and my real life relationships.
Isn't the cow considered a sacred animal there?
This is amazingly cool, I've been fascinated by mantis shrimps for a long time. I've been watching these on a loop for a while, the "latch" mechanism is really interesting to me, I've never seen something like that in biology before (not that I've got any real experience with biology, but still, how ingenious!)
why is everyone cheering ?
> Fixing society is a much larger (and ultimately fluid, unsolvable) problem so I feel like whatever people can do to find contentme

But why is it unsolvable? As the parent comment noted, these issues aren't as prevalent in other cultures. So why here? Why is these so much pain that needs to be medicated?

I'm not anti-meds. I think the re-introduction of MDMA and other formerly alternative meds is a good thing as they are more effective. And there will always going to be some people who need such assistance. However, we can still ask why? Why are so many suffering so much that they need meds?
This handwaves the problem that two adults cannot reach a compromise without taking a drug. That's a personal problem not being solved, but actually being masked and brushed under the metaphorical rug. Perhaps what they need is relationship counselling?

If you anesthetize me, I will protest less when you do something that would otherwise cause me pain, but you haven't taken away my ability to feel pain in the long-term.

If you get me high, I'll be less anxious in the short-term, but the root cause of my anxiety hasn't been solved.
Didn't look to me like FTS. I think that was aerodynamic forces once the altitude got low enough.
Very cute way of conveying this information. Love it.
Because it achieved the primary objectives.
I recall Ben Horowitz saying a16z was a conscious nod to i18n in some interviews.
I’m guessing PassKeys / WebAuthn rolling out everywhere but at the same time not every site will get it I know. After all, there’s still sites in 2023 that ask users to limit their password length to 16 and only use certain characters.
That you for sharing, it’s a very sweet story and heartwarming to hear how the two of you were able to come up with a solution where both people were satisfied.
Because they're a tyrannical and genocidal organisation?
Boom Today. No Boom Tomorrow.
Likely needs to survive a crash (can't lose 100MB chunks)
The social and financial cost of poor mental health of veterans is worth exploring all viable treatment pathways, including those involving MDMA and psilocybin. The remaining issue that needs to be addressed is the change of mindset of an entire industry of mental health professionals who will reach for psychoactive treatment as a last resort, after patients have exhausted all other options offered by pharmaceutical companies.
Thompson was just disillusioned. He most certainly saw everything Leary did. That’s what fed his sardonicism.

Where we’re going now is possibly stranger than Leary imagined. But definitely in line with what he hoped. Check out Andrew Gallimore’s research and writing (Okinawa Institute of Science and Tech)
Oh, yeah, it's lousy design. I don't think it's intentionally deceptive, but it was still offputting.
It cleared launch pad which was the most important goal.
Starship didn't blow up on the launch pad. That's a success during development.
It is hardly a panacea considering it uses reddit's API, which is about to become a paid feature.
Their official policy is to iirc put the envelope and the letter into a paper shredder after it's been processed fwiw.
Anything above getting it off the ground is considered a success for this test.
Great thanks for that, pretty exciting stuff!
Getting it off the ground was the goal apparently
Here's a timeline that goes back 20k years: https://xkcd.com/1732/

There's no better explanation for the abrupt increase in temperatures since 1900 other than emissions from burning fossil fuels.
Only recreational. I've taken MDMA many times in my life and -- presumably like most people who have -- can see why it's got therapeutic potential.

Honestly though, I'm not convinced about it in a clinical setting, unless there's a particularly severe issue that needs addressing.

I reckon most people are best off just buying some, getting together with a couple of very good mates on a nice day, rolling out into the country with some very good speakers, and just working it all out by yourselves. Sure-fire cure for what ails ya.

On a sensible note: don't drink alcohol with it, titrate your dose up to ~150mg, if possible get it from a Tor-enabled marketplace so you can be relatively confident in quality.
but not only females want to increase it ;-)
It was glorious. A boom but I would argue a success. Congrats SpaceX
> Why is it unsolvable?

Because as we solve societal problems new ones will arise. There's no utopian ideal.

> As the parent comment noted, these issue dont

They don't what?
A more charitable interpretation is that the quotes are around "American slices" because the dairy free ones aren't cheese. Dairy free imitations are well available.
I tuned in late and was just about to rewind to the takeoff when it blew up... Oh well, with the speed they've developed this, I'm sure the next attempt won't take long.
Laughs in openssl

Seriously, it’s very project-dependent, but you’re lucky if your thing of choice that you need to build often supports a separate build directory, let alone enforces it.
the cheering throughout the whole thing was extremely annoying and completely unnecessary
The launch sent shivers down my spine and made me a cry a bit. What a sight to behold!
I think a part of the POSSE idea is precisely that, yes, in the moment you have those disadvantages. It wouldn't be its own idea if there wasn't some sort of tradeoff involved.

However... while my website may not be the hopping, happening thing, it was there when weblogs were the thing, it's been there through Slashdot, it's been there through StumbleOn going up and down, it's been there through MySpace, it's been there through Reddit, it's been there through Facebook, it's been there through Hacker News, it's been there through Mastodon, and it'll be there through the next happening thing, and based on statistics, quite likely outlast it too.

My policy is even a bit more flexible than that. I use social media to tune things, then make them permanent on my website. Often what ends up on my website is just not possible to post on social media, between the formatting I need, the size of the post, and so on.

To me, you're talking about all these short-term disadvantages, but I'm thinking long term, where I'm planning on outlasting all these transient social media services.

(And yeah, I don't get traffic, but to be honest, sometimes just publishing something and getting it out there, without hundreds of anklebiters rushing out to bitch about it, is the way to go.)
If I ask 100 people who Gary Johnson is, most of them will remember him as "The Aleppo guy." If I type "Gary Johnson" into Google (even incognito), the first auto-complete is "Gary Johnson Aleppo." Nevermind that he's an accomplished politician, mountain climber, author, etc., he's broadly defined by his one big public gaffe.

Howard Dean's political career was ruined and is largely defined by one poorly timed on-air scream after it was mocked by late night comedy hosts.

If you remember Lindy Chamberlain at all, it's probably as the "Dingos ate my baby" lady, whose name was dragged through the mud and went to prison for years before it was revealed likely that dingos had almost certainly eaten her baby.

Chris Jeffries was questioned in the murder of Joanna Yates.

Richard Jewell. Fatty Arbuckle. Bruce Ismay. Rebecca Black. Kevin Carter. Monica Lewinsky. The McDonald's Coffee Lady (Stella Liebeck). If you remember any of these names, it's almost certainly for something bad they were accused of doing.

I've seen studies that show that because our brains are our foremost self-defense mechanisms, they're constantly looking for bad patterns to avoid, so we remember the bad things about people much more readily than we remember the good. That we do so for faraway people with whom we'll never likely have any contact is likely low on the utility scale, but we mostly haven't adapted to avoiding it.

Actors who manage to land parts doing crime scene reenactments for true crime docudramas tend to regret them, because people at the grocery see the actors and forget they were watching television and assume he's a serial murderer.

We rely on our intuitions so much when meeting new people, and our brains hold onto negative impressions so strongly that even though you think you don't have the energy to keep track of it, the brain actually does. Perhaps not just over a disagreement, but if you form a negative connotation around a picture of someone internet infamous, cognitive bias ensures that you'll likely dislike them if you ever actually meet and they'll have to actively work to overcome that negative preconception despite us having formed that preconception based on perhaps as little as 10 seconds of their life portrayed out of context.

If you do not dislike anyone that you haven't met (e.g., a politician, or polarizing celebrity like Logan Paul or Joe Rogan or Elon Musk) then congrats, you're in the (presumably) low percentage of people who don't have this affliction. But I think it's a pretty big stretch to say that "most" don't.
I get the redirect on my phone but not on desktop browsers.
This title doesn't do it justice- I hope his rant about how working moms aren't fair to the company gets him sued.
I would say yes, but it sort of depends on how.

If it was the gov't directing a registrar to seize a domain name, that's pretty clearly a violation of the first amendment.

If a registrar seized a domain name, that wouldn't be a first amendment per se, but it would probably be a breach of contract and should be illegal one way or another.

And then there's some grey areas with copyright that I think have been hammered out in courts… IANAL
Because it was a test launch. The whole point is to get data so it doesn't do that when you launch real cargo.
I had never seen a rocket with twice the thrust of a Saturn V doing loop-de-loops before exploding live in front of everyone. Neither had anyone else. Great success.
This is using N-API rather than WASM or process piping. So theoretically, it should be more efficient.

It's just a working PoC right now. My next step is to rewrite some GGML examples in JS, and refine where it feels rough.

Only macos is supported at the moment, linux builds fine but is not published to npm yet. Windows build is broken.
Had to shorten the title, since it wouldn't fit.

Full Title: Tech CEO Applauds an Employee Selling Off Their Pet Dog to Accommodate Return-to-Office Push
mullvad is working on a fireware attestation system that can allow clients to verify the exact version of the software running on the server.

But I think this is not fully deployed.

https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2022/1/12/diskless-infrastructur...
One great example of state machines being used in the wild is in video games, e.g. playable and non-playable characters; for a simple 2D game, a player could be in a state "moving left", "right", "jumping", "falling", etc. Although it might quickly become a case where two states can be active (jumping & shooting), or there's different states for different things (e.g. animation state separate from movement state).
> People will use it as justification to buy it illegally.

People already buy it illegally. I don't see how this will meaningfully change the supply or demand.
When it exploded it was already very clear that stage separation had failed previously. So the disappointing part was 10-20 seconds before, the final explosion was inevitable, and well it was an explosion so it looked nice.
I think this is more of a simplification than a true political affiliation. Judges have conservative and liberal leaning tendencies in their interpretation of the law -- they are supposed to provide an interpretation of the law and naturally that will land on one end of the political spectrum. Personal bias creeps into many rulings and is especially common at the lowest level courts (where checks are limited and visibility is low).

Conservative judges can greatly limit progress on a number of hot button issues that matter to Republicans and similarly, liberal judges can push the interpretation of laws which might not be desired by the other side. Even at the Supreme Court level you can see the conflict play out.
This end should point toward the ground if you want to go to space. If it starts pointing toward space you are having a bad problem and you will not go to space today. [1]

[1] https://xkcd.com/1133/
> How often do folks get served much more than they can eat?

In Slovenia it is customary to feed guests until they can physically eat no more. Saying you’re full is met with “Oh but there's so much more! Eat eat. How about another X? Maybe a Z?”.

You then have to sit back, grab your belly, look up with a sigh, and say “I’m so full I could burst”. This satisfies the social custom and the host can stop encouraging you to eat more.

Then the dessert comes out.

edit: I believe this is common in societies with a history of recent-ish food insecurity. You see Chinese and Spanish people doing similar. Large family feasts with a focus on the host showing off that they can not only feed everyone, but have food left over even after everyone’s full. As opposed to, say, France where the food is much less abundant and the custom is that you clean your plate and that’s it.

Having my French girlfriend meet my Slovenian grandparents was very entertaining. They kept feeding her and she kept cleaning the plate and it was like a battle of who gives up first. I almost died laughing
Marvin Martian is very pleased today.
I won't link to it, but if anyone is curious; ripoff report has one entry for pedophile in Montreal, CA.
pretending you don't need trust when you actually do is a vulnerability. of course you need to trust that mullvad is doing what they actually say they are doing. there is literally no way for you to verify everything they claim.
Because without that justification MDMA hasn't been popular with people buying drugs illegally?
Getting into the air and having an obvious failure last that long -- meaning the automated abort didn't think it would escape the cleared area until then -- rather than make it explode immediately means a lot of data to make the next launch better.
this guy (charlie anderson) is currently trying to replicate the philly roll (for a philly cheesesteak, his prior take was ny style pizza):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvgurFUheY8
This strikes me as the obvious solution to me.
Well, maybe they shouldn't. Those popular apps are likely to be better just by virtue of being better funded. But if there were apps from the major players for every usecase, all programmers would be working for Adobe-sized corporations. Thankfully, that's not the world we live in.

Recently I've looked at apps for running a "flat owners' association" in the Czech Republic. The general feeling I got was that maybe one was at least approaching intuitive and good looking design. Using a cross-platform UI toolkit wouldn't hurt these apps one bit.

Besides, the only ones that supported macOS at all were web apps, the epitome of non-native. So if a non-programmer wants to manage such an association on a Mac, their only options are cross-platform apps or a spreadsheet, proving my point.
IMO that along with the Referer header is a mistake or at least the browser should allow you to overwrite that.
I was wondering what kind of business this company was in because the guy sounded so serious and they run blog and review spammy type websites that act as sales funnels for personal finance, high speed internet and moving companies. Like I am not going above and beyond in personal sacrifice for that.
Impressive achievement, looked to me like the vehicle started rotating before the flip was due. I wonder what the tolerance is on the number of engines that can be out? It seemed like nobody was overly concerned that several weren't firing.

(That shot of the engines in flight was pretty amazing though, bright circles like a Spielberg alien ship.)
Wait what? If you go to the post office and pay with your debit card, how exactly do they figure out who you are based on the stamp?
The Peanut Butter Manifesto (2006)
60% of Americans are obsese or overweight. People who consume more resources than they need seems like a large source of unnecessary carbon emissions. (Plus the extra energy it takes to transport overweight or obese people, to heat and cool them, extra material for clothing, etc.)
SpaceX launches towering Starship rocket in first attempt to reach space
Boom today. Chance for boom tomorrow.
Oumuamua Was Not a Hydrogen-Water Iceberg
Shiny for Python Out of Alpha
I think we just don't take enough time to talk properly and you know, get to understand how the other person is feeling. Communication is so important in a relationship.
It's very different from PC's shareware disks which were not as charming(if it can be compared...).
See, you're talking companies and tooling.

The rest of the creative world, people learning, people who might use these tools later; students and children. I work in a university. Etc. All of those people know "photoshop" as a verb.

And now I'm here saying -- "Try this thing, it's called...GIMP?"

Sometimes people here are WILDLY out of touch.