skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
According to the EPA, agriculture accounts for 10% of GHG emissions.

https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/sources-greenhouse-gas-emis...

Building a nuclear reactor isn't going to make steak go away. So even if you solved.for transportation and industrial uses and everything else you're still only at 90%, not 99.99%.

> If we had boundless nuclear energy,

More of this "nuclear energy will be too cheap to meter" talk. Nuclear energy is more expensive than other sources, not cheaper. It won't be cheaper to make synthetic fossil fuels, it'll be more expensive.

> Almost all of these are energy bound right now.

They're all price bound right now, because the cost of energy is so high in comparison to alternatives. So high most would probably just avoid using it entirely. Spending trillions building a bunch of reactors isn't making it cheaper you're just committing to spending more of it up front.

Either way, making the synthetic fuels isn't the same as just building the reactors. We can have synthetic fuels without nuclear, we can have nuclear without the synthetic fuels, they're independent. So neither one is 99.99% on its own, it's no longer "one thing" like what the person I originally replied to stated. They supposedly have one thing that will solve 99.99% of GHG emissions. I'm not looking for something that will even solve 80% or 90%, why waste time with that when there's one thing to solve it 99.99%.

So once again I ask, what is one thing that will solve 99.99% of GHG emissions?
It was an incredibly long and incredibly precise game from both sides played by opponents of virtually equal skill.
While not a positive tale, I think the the point you are trying to make is more about coercion/compulsion (i.e. generally what you see as a lack of agency), than it is about specific things like poor parenting (which is also very common).

Also, arguably if regulation wasn't so draconian the requirements wouldn't necessarily be so high, and if debt wasn't so easily available to pay for it, it would be cheaper, and more opportunities would be available. Overregulation can be a stifling thing.
The illusion of the mind–body divide is attenuated in males
That’s compared to the year ago period. If you compare to last quarter it’s down 20%
I don't get this take at all. Yes, I own my house, but it comes with a significant number of trade-offs: My employment is limited to what the immediate neighborhood can offer[0], I'm on the hook for major repairs[1], and moving is an expensive proposition. When I rent, the premium over what I'd pay for a mortgage is priced into that convenience.

[0] Things were better during the 100% remote environment of the pandemic, but many employers are now doing RTO
[1] In the recent past, I've had to replace my AC and my roof. The AC repair bill was equivalent to 6 months of mortgage payments and the roof was equivalent to a year's worth of mortgage payments.
Can you talk about what that process was like
I love how it's a guy named heroku. So unbelievably apathetic.... like Heroku is to its userbase.
The bar has been raised
This is the problem with these models in general, right?

I think it can help you write the queries faster but you have to know these things already. For example, at work, I can recall I need to join 5 tables to perform a certain lookup. It'd be cool if I didn't have to type all that, but without that knowledge, it would be useless.
Could be visit and return trips. Just need repeat opportunities to trial various solutions with a person there to inspect/return the results.
What about hops (beer)?
I remember beer having magnitudes more than soy or flax seed.

It also turned out that gut bacteria in human keep producing the phytoestrogen from beer days after consumption. [0]

[0]: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15826034/
What's real world knowledge?
Telling the truth is reacting negatively?

The headline is misleading.
Not as a strict logical consequence, no. However, it does sort of increase the probability that one has acquired insidership in social circles where people may frown if one temporarily kills off a profitable line of business.
I believe you can Google "landlord history" and you'll get a plenty of results with some brief history of the term.

If you want to read further, look at history on colonization or apartheid which sets up these types of infrastructures or variations of it. History w/ Native Americans and what is going on in Israel are two recent/ongoing examples.

As for pre-capitalist history, you can look up "feudal land tenure", and before that is just different concepts of modes of land ownership across different geographies.
They succeeded in preventing judges from being appointed. Trump weakened regulatory authorities more than any other president.
The assumption comes down to whether that fusion is cheaper than solar in space.

Considering fusion or fission can't beat solar on the planet with solar being hamstrung by our atmosphere...
The Medical Medium and the True Believer (2023)
Prior to previous championship match Nepo also had positive score vs Carlsen.
It's pretty much just an obvious blunder. And with 49 minutes on his clock.
>Because people who are good and social with the group do not have a contrarian character. To whistleblow against a very powerful organisation, like the NSA, you have to be a pain in the ass. I don't mean that in a bad way. Normal sociable people just don't do that.

You're making way too simplistic a generalization here. Some sociable people can be sociable and friendly with a group until that group changes and they decide that it no longer fits their morality. They can still be contrarians, and then make waves anyhow. You absolutely don't have to be an introverted, hard nosed loner to end up being a whistleblower or contrarian troublemaker. This sounds a bit more like wishful fantasy for people who are socially inept trying to paint it as more noble.

If anything, a sociable, open person is more likely to have the kind of self assured personality that makes them decide it's not a problem to disagree among their peer group whenever it becomes necessary. Read more history, it's full of troublemakers who were also sociable.
I see plenty of results from Google about this string, from multiple sources and multiple types (video, news and classic links). Unclear about that deterioration.
> Usually the heads are people who use to work for the Airline Industry or Manufactures of Airlines

Recently they wanted to hire a guy who knew nothing about aviation
Now he is telling us to not update Twitter and Fire Tablets, and he is deleting "dubious followers". He doesn't seem to have a problem with Microsoft Defender scanning his network though. Clearly an absolute sane security expert.
I certainly wouldn't have bought that bottle of Scotchguard for my shoes in the late 2000s if it had had a warning label on it.
This is the same Justice Department, that left the most important prisoner in the United States at the time, die under their guard. Their claim this is the correct, or only footage would be greatly enhanced if the FBI would publish the finding of this investigation:

"FBI studies two broken cameras outside cell where Epstein died" -
https://web.archive.org/web/20200622111206/https://www.reute...
What’s wrong with people wearing religious clothing?
This is most probably because they are actually TIFF, but with the .png file extension they are served as image/png.
Or less kept secret than not written down, especially before the early modern period, especially outside of things like war horses, just based on who was engaged in that activity.

In fact a quick glance at the Wikipedia page for medieval horse breeding shows documentation for quite deliberate, centralized, and successful operations quite far back! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horses_in_the_Middle_Ages
So it's been two days, I've played it a lot since then and cleared it twice. If feels soooo good to clear it because it's rare (for me).

Looking forward to the update ;D
a high security prison doesn't have any superfluous access corridors. there is usually one way to get somewhere and that way is highly secured and guarded. the people who would perform a stunt like staging a suicide certainly aren't regular guards but persons who usually do not walk around there. so, it makes a lot of sense to have also those main cameras accidentally fail.
Moreover, the special extra Termux modifier keys are configurable in ~/.termux/termux.properties. I added Shift to them, because although there's a Shift key on Gboard, Shift-Enter is not treated the right way by org-mode if the Shift is from Gboard.

For some reason if you use the Thumb-key keyboard, every letter is capitalized by default, so you have to swipe down on the A before typing anything, which is a deal-breaker.
Hopefully we are looking back at GCC ifunc as a mistake / warning to future civilizations. Indirectly dispatching functions via the PLT only makes sense for operations where the µarch specialization is sure to be profitable, like bulk cryptography or string ops statically determined to have large inputs. But dispatch to a specialized AVX memcpy for inputs of unknown length in not profitable. The dispatch mechanism costs more than the specialization saves. Unfortunately ifunc usually looks great on microbenchmarks and the drawbacks don't become apparent until observed in a full-scale program.
I would really like to now how to compile this (C#) under Linux:

https://github.com/jeff-1amstudios/OpenC1

Is this even possible?
This is simply bullshit.

Congress can simply bring people to testify in the open instead of cowering in the shadows like they do now.
Facebook had no real efforts to make their own mobile phone.

https://nypost.com/2023/03/21/mark-zuckerberg-asked-facebook...

They did a brief collaboration with HTC on a custom Android skin back in 2013 but that appears to have been their only major effort in the handheld device space.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_First?wprov=sfla1
Whisper.cpp v1.4.0
Sorry to be inquisitive, I'm genuinely curious to understand. What drives you to improve chances of humanity to survive? What if it survives but the societal format will be totalitarian? What if the existence will be meaningless ... something along the lines of "brave new world"?

What's your motivation and expectations? Do you have a moral principle or belief you can describe that forms the basis of your desire?

What's the origin of your beliefs - a lot of people here cite works of science fiction.

Where do you see humanity in the best case scenario? What's the best possible end game?

What's the end game for you - would this be some kind of immortality project? i.e. your name will stay around or so.

Sorry again if this comes of a bit off. I admire the resolve and understand the time spent working on meaningless stuff. Just genuinely curious about the belief system (myself I'mat the same point but I think of going other way, more small scale stuff).
At Veezoo (https://veezoo.com) we're about to launch a MongoDB connector leveraging Trino, hit me up if you wanna test it.
The lifetime one-time-payment pricing seems worrying to me. It feels like it would drive high levels of activity/maintenance during a growth curve, then probably fall off rapidly. Leaving little incentive to maintain it well after some point.
By banning lobbying and political donations
I’m not a fan of writing front end code with Python or any language other than JS/TS. How deep can I customize or build feature rich UI? I still think the best combo is Rails/ Django API with Nextjs client
Ok, I converted them all to jpgs and now they seem to be loading in Chrome fine!
This anecdote is the opposite of the ones I usually hear.

Economies of scale go in the other direction usually.
Any better sources than Zerohedge/Epoch Times?
I have had this happen with a few O’Reilly books purchased from Amazon. The paper was ridiculously thin and I could see the page edges from photocopying all throughout the book. Amazon did accept the returns. I don’t like what Amazon has turned into, it used to be such a great place to shop online. Now it’s mostly garbage.
Carlsen outclasses Nepo, yes. By a degree that is one or two mistakes across twelve full length games. Not to the degree of "tilt" or "meltdown" that the media coverage was trying to push.
People complain because it links your net worth to how much you are represented which is anti-democratic.
can you be a bit more specific, please. the story is he got killed because he was human rights activist and that's also why the US cared about him (which is of course not the full story)
> Similarly, when documentation mentions to "simply" do something, and I don't get it, isn't that a clear hint that I'm still missing a concept somewhere and need to look around for an explanation?

Nah, it's fluff. Write good technical documentation, not your wishy-washy feelings about how easy or hard it is.

edit: write like you'd write an RFC.

> Or maybe -- controversial opinion here -- people shouldn't be such babies.

Seriously, why is the introduction of the top comment a thinly veiled insult disguised as a weak rhetorical device ?
You should consider using a polyfill
Would you ask a doctor at what age they started surgery?

It's irrelevant.

You might as well ask about the wealth of the candidate's parents, which is significant factor in whether a child has access to a desktop computer on which they can do serious coding.
There are thousands of species that went extinct due to engineered habitat destruction, pollution, and/or hunting.

We face an ongoing "vulture crisis" in India due to the tremendous use of antibiotics on livestock.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_vulture_crisis

See the book "Their Fate is Our Fate" for more examples of ecological problems affecting humans, for which birds provide early warnings.

Speaking of anti-biotics, we've been so successful in our development and manufacture of these medicines that anti-biotic resistance is a significant and growing problem.

Stepping away from medicine, consider the ongoing water crisis in the Colorado River basin. We engineered our way into vast cities and agricultural projects in the desert (e.g. California's central valley) and there is now no clear path to sustaining all of these projects.
"Sex", not "gender".

Also, look up epigenetics.

Are you typing all this through a time vortex from 1980?
Its David Graeber, and the book is good. I had similar epiphany's with The Wealth of Nations, and Wealth and Poverty of Nations.

These things should be taught in public education but aren't, likely because of ideological indoctrination.

Unbacked debt breaks the guard rails for rational pricing of both products and labor. In the 1770s, it was recognized that the price of labor couldn't go below what it costs to raise 4 children with a spouse, which was necessary to have 1 make it alive to 18.
Depends. Many people also have things they wish to hide, from affairs to drug use to embezzlement to their politics to just their sexual orientation. So they have to balance preferring to know about the wrongdoing of others (in the opinion of the whistleblower) vs having their own secrets revealed by someone close to them with a similar mindset, who may view their activities as wrong.
It was worth 300b in January
i always thought that the score was the whole point

just trying to think where i first saw it. i assumed it was at edinburgh university film soc (i was friends with the soc's chairman) but it can't be. some art-house place in london, i guess.
How is it different from:

Django (Python)

SaaS Pegasus https://www.saaspegasus.com/
Djaodjin. Open Source. https://djaodjin.com/
Carrot Seed https://www.cnc.io/en/seed
The SaaS boilerplate by Apptension (+React) https://www.apptension.com/saas-boilerplate
Vanty Starter Kit https://www.advantch.com/
Saas Hammer https://saashammer.com/

Flask (Python)

SaaS Forge. Open Source. https://www.saasforge.dev/
Ignite (SaaS Boilerplate). Open Source. https://github.com/sumukh/ignite
Flask App Builder. Open Source. https://github.com/dpgaspar/Flask-AppBuilder
Build a SAAS App with Flask. Course / Boilerplate. https://buildasaasappwithflask.com/
Enferno Frameowrk: Open Source . https://enferno.io/

https://github.com/smirnov-am/awesome-saas-boilerplates
Carlsen was pretty clear on this all along. He said there was a _slight_ chance of him changing his mind if Firouzja won the Candidates, which he was nowhere near doing. The announcement after the Candidates was just the final confirmation. Everybody playing knew very well that the second spot would give them a very real shot at playing the WCC, Ding and Nakamura included.
Preview with The Host Of Seraphim by Dead Can Dance:

https://vimeo.com/188504388
It would be fair to say that it was the championship that Nepo lost, not the championship that Ding won. Game 12 was an insane blunder.
Hm... Regarding the last sentence: Many people pay for Spotify, and in the past they paid even more for records and CDs, but people rarely pay for pictures, if ever. Maybe once to decorate their new flat. People also go to concerts of their favorite musicians, while they basically never visit art exhibitions.
We're getting there! https://fediverse.observer/stats
I especially liked the fact that you can use the size of the container element to calculate the size of the children. This is super useful when you want to make sure your text takes the full width of the container regardless of the screen. No need for breakpoints!

<head>
...
<style>
.example {
container-type: inline-size;
}

@container (min-width: 200px) {
h1 {
font-size: 15cqw;
font-family: monospace;
}
}
</style>
</head>

<body>
<div class="example">
<h1>hello world</h1>
</div>
</body>
American hemisphere corn, tomatoes, potatoes, and peppers were clearly selectively bread very far away from their wild cultivars a very long time ago.
While we’re at it, let’s stop saying “add additional“.

“Add” means the same thing
I think it would be far more engaging and interesting to respond to the point being made rather than the noteworthyness of the source? I think we can maintain a critical distance to the force that allow us to live the way we do, and i do not believe this reduces us to mere hypocrites. The ability to admire and admonish these practices is deeply human!
Gonna go ahead and say there literally isn’t unless you’re counting a small increase in programmer efficiency over using tutorials/blogs/stack overflow.
I am 99% sure Snowden is cringing at the term "American patriots".

Snowden's primary motivation was most likely opposition to US foreign policy and control of the world. There is no other reason to contact Glenn Greenwald in late 2012. In 2008-2012 Glenn Greenwald was primarily known as one of the harshest opponents of US foreign policy and someone who didn't shy away from defending Russia, Iran and other geopolitical adversaries of the US.

If it was about anti-surveillance/pro-privacy activism there are so many other ways Snowden could have leaked it and so many other people and organizations he could have leaked to. Snowden would probably be living in Vienna by now and not in Moscow if he was just an anti-surveillance activist. However his primary motivation for the leaks was to lower US influence and control of the rest of the world.

Snowden is a world citizen who opposed what "American patriots" were doing to the rest of the world.
The MatrixGPT
Welcome to The Matrix GPT!
Enter a realm where LLM-powered agents coexist as curious explorers of the self, forging a harmonious synergy of artificial culture.

https://gatlee21.github.io/thematrixgpt-guide/
This reminds me of my time at Amazon where it was hammered into us to avoid weasel words: https://www.factoftheday1.com/p/amazon-writing-style-tip-3-1...

Eliminate anything like "just" and vagaries like "simple."
More people are getting away with murder
> neither soy protein nor isoflavone exposure affects TT, FT, E2 or E1 levels in men

I'm team science, however, I think it's important to point out that total testosterone and free testosterone are only part of the equation. You also have to look at androgen receptor sensitivity.

From the study you quoted:

> there were insufficient data to evaluate the effects of isoflavone exposure on androgen receptor (AR) expression

More research is needed.
Snowden contacted Laura Poitras first, with this famous mail:

https://www.wired.com/2014/10/snowdens-first-emails-to-poitr...

"You ask why I picked you. I didn't. You did. The surveillance you've experienced means you've been selected, a term which will mean more to you as you learn about how the modern sigint system works."

I wish everyone here would watch the movie Citizen Four to learn more about the backgrounds and the actual events. He was an anti-surveillance activist. Is it because of the Ukraine conflict that people are now trying to link him to anti-US foreign policy sentiments? Why wasn't this the topic in 2012?
You can use Astrisk (and a PSTN to SIP gateway): https://www.asterisk.org/
The number of games does influece the stability of the ratings but the result is the opposite - classical ratings are more reliable because there are regular organised events while there are very few serious blitz and rapid events. Most top players only play the rapid and blitz World Championship, no other events in these time controls.
The sort of private schools who retain lots of disruptive poor performers because of the money aren't the sort of private schools that perform well as schools. My statement that "private schools all [kick out bad students]" is an oversimplification because some private schools definitely specialize in admitting bad students from rich families. But those schools of last resort aren't the schools that are sought after by anybody who could instead send their children to a school with strict behavior and performance requirements. The desirable private schools are selective because being selective makes them desirable.

But at American public schools? A student flunking so hard they have to repeat a grade, once a fairly common occurrence, has become almost unheard of because turning a blind eye to misbehavior and performance has become the path of least resistance to each individual teacher and administrator. School administrators have no incentive to maintain the school's reputation because the school's reputation was never important in the first place. They don't have to sell parents on the merits of the school because they get incoming students and funding by default. The teachers who try to uphold standards get beaten down by the system, crushed with mountains of paperwork and are accused of being the reason that student behaves poorly. And so you get American public school systems where half the graduating students are functionally illiterate and everybody in the system pretends not to notice.
When thinking of Baraka and Koyaanisqatai, I think of Bodysong— similar and very excellent. But music by Radiohead.
Transportation emissions are caused by fossil fuels.

As for agriculture, check the rest of the page. Besides CO2, there's also methane and NO2 emissions, both of which are part of a cycle, so they have no long-term impact. The entirety of long-term impact of agriculture is, again, fossil fuels, which is literally digging extra C from the ground and adding that extra CO2 into the atmosphere (technically, TBH, it's also part of a cycle, but instead of 114 years as with NO2, that cycle is millions of years long).

The point is if we invest much more in nuclear, it will become too cheap to meter (e.g. we start using modular reactors that benefit from economies of scale).
If you have a gas stove, you probably don't have a circuit or wiring or receptacle to plug in an electric stove. So you'll need to get a 240V circuit installed, which for most people will require hiring an electrician. Same as putting in a heat pump.
I went ahead and looked it up. It seems like it is required in CA. It also seems NY is similar but also allows ductless. I didn't read up on it that much though.

https://www.prolinerangehoods.com/blog/is-a-range-hood-requi....