skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quite a few pathways to diabetes other than eating sugar. https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/diabetes/overvi...

To the bad diet issue, diabetes is triggered by excess of carbohydrates hence the Association was sugar but sugar is not the only form of carbohydrate that causes insulin spikes and subsequent insulin resistance. Basically any cereal (aka grain) can spike the blood sugar to the point of causing diabetes. White rice, white flour lead the pack but as I've discovered with my CGM, any starchy food causes unacceptably high glucose spikes which leaves me eating nothing but non-starchy vegetables and meat.
The whole fish and chips thing is well overdone...

If you want to tell Aussies and kiwis apart, listen for "Chance" and "Dance".

Kiwis will say the 'a' like in the word "aren't", whereas Aussies will say it like the 'a' in "ants".

Much more discrete to ask about dancing than fish and chips ;)
On a side note, we're experiencing the death of SEO I believe since content can't be trusted any more and knowledge, expertise and competence is available to everyone that can ask the proper questions.
Tightly integrating into device bio-metrics whilst protecting secrets from advisories is very much a moving target.
> when in fact this has been the norm

Slavery was also the norm, until we, as a society, figured out that maybe... it shouldn't be?

I simply do not get people who defend idiocy by claiming that it has always been the norm?
The author, Jonathan Haidt, has considered the global financial crisis but doesn't believe it explains the data [1], he writes

"It’s not because of the Global Financial Crisis. Why would that hit younger teen girls hardest? Why would teen mental illness rise throughout the 2010s as the American economy got better and better? Why did a measure of loneliness at school go up around the world only after 2012, as the global economy got better and better? (See Twenge et al. 2021). And why would the epidemic hit Canadian girls just as hard when Canada didn’t have much of a crisis?"

He is admittedly open to other ideas, but claims that no one to date has been able to provide a explanation for the upticks depression and mental health issues which disproportionately impacts young, pre-teen girls and is seen across many developed countries.

[1] https://jonathanhaidt.substack.com/p/social-media-mental-ill...
> So we're bound to hear hot takes that have no other substanciation than "it makes logical sense"

This is wrong. You can correlate onset of mental health issues with when the phone was issued, which Haidt and others have done to some extent. There is a clear indication that soon after the smart phone is introduced, mental health declines despite age.

> My main issue with these hot takes is that it doesn't help, as smartphone aren't going away.

This is also wrong. Not only can they go away, they are going away to some extent. More people are opting for dumb phones.

Also, it entirely neglects the possibility of parental controls over what kids can do with phones.
It's not exactly unusual that people consider too-detailed and/or large scale attention paid to technically public things "spying" or similar to it. E.g. if the government were to have agents follow members of a group anywhere and watching their homes, without breaking into private spaces, that'd probably be labeled as such too. Even though they are just collecting publicly visible information and report "Mr Smith is getting close to the court house. Mrs Smith spoke to the lawyer again." Social media just makes automating that a lot easier.
I will say, on this particular website, the furniture was literally artwork - By that I mean, it was clearly made by artists with great mastery of their craft. For example there were mirrors which were cut and framed in very unusual shapes. There upholstered pieces with atypical material/construction. So yes, amish people probably make more functional stuff, but this stuff was showcasing the skill of the builder, which is what brings the price. That said I don't care if you brought me and end table made out of moon rock, I aint payin' 70 grand for it, lmfao
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Please add attribution to the cyberpunk image you are using on your github. That artist is Deathburger. https://citadel9.com/
What stories are you thinking of. There are a lot of stories that fit your description except that the protagonist is usually (implicitly, often) changed in some way, they learned a lesson, they have a new perspective, etc
This is the world we are entering of "commercial AI" rather than public, peer reviewed AI. No benchmarks. No discussion of pros and cons. No careful comparison with state of the art. Just big numbers and big announcements.
> Was this reply intended for a comment?

No, I'm just asking why there's interest around Sixel when there are protocols (like iTerm's Inline Images Protocol) that use standards-based image formats.

I'm not a heavy terminal user and don't see much value for images in my CLI, so one very possible explanation is that I don't understand the use cases where this "interesting" format (without a guaranteed pixel aspect ratio, as I understand it) shines.
I had a similar experience, I remember when I had completely eliminated sugar things like Reese's cups were foul. Everything in them tasted overly sweetened.
Yeah but then again the average american walks ~3000 step a day, which is about 30min.
I'd believe this if Luckey wasn't developing it publicly on MTBS forums.
Since you mentioned Pitt, a funny anecdote: he wanted to be in Snitch because he was a fan of Lock Stock. But his London accent was so terrible that they went and made up the whole indecipherable gypsy thing just so he could have a role to play in the film.
> Is there empirical research supporting these conclusions?

No there's no empirical research because ChatGPT 3 is what - 3 months old ? Are you seriously saying this tool can't replace people in many many tasks?
A tablespoon of mayonnaise is 90 calories.

A tablespoon of the most HFCS sweetened ketchup is 20 calories.

It may be a win on taste but I'm not sure it's a win on calorie reduction. I do love some mayonnaise fries, tho.
FWIW, the abortion protesters mentioned in the article were not anti-abortion, they were pro-choice protestors. This was after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Here's mine that runs entirely in the browser and doesn't send any data to a server[1]

[1] https://chat.matt-rickard.com
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I think Mycroft is dead at this point. The project had some intertwined relationship with other projects and Neon AI. The suggestion from Mycroft at this point is to use NeonAI's OS for the Mycroft device:

https://neon.ai/NeonAIforMycroftMarkII
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I wish my provider gave me that, would be so cool
Deutsche Welle seems pretty balanced
Point taken about heat getting into food versus going up the side of the pot, but the break even still ties into my point that the real gains are still forward-looking rather than immediate.

> I am kind of amazed a culture war broke out over [gas stoves]

Hah. I am very not surprised. A seemingly-harmless everyday item in people's homes that the "big government" is "taking away"? There's certainly valid top-down arguments about the indoor air quality in the inefficient rental market, but they don't apply to single family homes (in the US paradigm it's fundamentally a personal choice).

> I was unfortunately unable to find the text in the bill (or the exact bill)

Same here, which is doubly unfortunate with all of these more-heat-than-light topics where the "news" articles drown out the primary sources. Some of my digging did indicate that propane was included, but it's hard to know if that was just a hallucination (in the large language model sense, regardless of whether the articles were written by silicon LLMs).

I know personally if I just had to have a gas stove in new construction, I'd get a few 20 pound propane tanks and plumb it myself. I actually considered doing this if I wanted a gas stove (versus paying a monthly fee for municipal gas), but ultimately decided against gas because the less flammable stuff in the house the better (moving appliances with those flex lines always gives me the willies as I think about metal fatigue). But solving your own problems isn't really relevant in the culture war...
Yep, that's the one. I've not eaten it myself so I can't comment on "how it goes" as I mostly just try to avoid sauces like ketchup in general when possible.
I would actually be completely in favor on a ban on smartphone usage until about 16 years of age; which is also the age of consent in the majority of US states. Kids under 16 can possess a flip phone. It would be better for their mental health, encourage a longer childhood, reduce all kinds of social pressure, prevent TikTok-style inappropriate content serving [1] and pedophiles grooming, etc.

The world is not going to set on fire if kids under 16 can't have smart phones. Every generation before now grew up and lived without them. My parents grew up without them. At 16 you are significantly more mentally capable than a 12 year old at dealing with pressure, or a stranger who thinks you are pretty. Your impulse control is also stronger, which helps prevent a vicious addiction cycle.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35932387
Possible yes. Practical for the average parent? No.

I’m a pretty sophisticated technology and mobile user. I’ve built out MDM and MAM solutions for significant deployments of smartphones - setting up limits on individual phones is complex, time consuming, and unreliable. The median user can probably implement a time limit on iOS, but I’d guess 40% of them don’t do it correctly the first time.

A gun is easy to secure. You either don’t have one, lock it, or lock the ammo and gun separately. Physical controls prevent accidental discharge and are easily understood by reasonably intelligent people.

The gun argument is a bad comparison because the rational people who use guns as a tool get drowned out in the noise of paranoids and people selling gun swag.
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I moved to Finland, from the UK, and I can identify many of the local people as having grown up listening to American TV.

It's a little disconcerting to hear American words ("fall", not "autumn"), and New York accents from people who've spent their lives in Helsinki.

Still I come from the UK, and for me it's easy to place which part of the country people spent their formative years - sometimes even which half of a city somebody has grown up in, let alone the changes you hear across 20-25 miles.

(I'm doing my part, raising a child born in Finland to understand Rab C. Nesbit - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc4gB89LN7o It's also a well-known fact that Scottish accents aren't easy for voice recognition - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbDnxzrbxn4 )
I’m not sure what relevance this has for a secular nation like the United States.
It should. I personally haven't tested it as I don't own the lite version, but everything should work besides touch. It complains about not being able to initialize touch during boot, but that's not fatal. Shouldn't be too hard to ifdef away that error.
if they are ever in financial distress, the US would never let this company get sold to questionable third party or any foreign power.

probably some contract that will give them stability will appear from somewhere, at least until the ISS is decommissioned.
Though even if you are allowed to make infinite bets, most people have finite money to bet with.
One thing I like to do with it is telling it to act as a machine that, for every text I paste, it outputs specific academic subjects and their respective courses that dive deep into that subject, so I know where to learn more.

Another option is you want to learn about X, you can ask ChatGPT to give you a list of authors or subjects that discuss that topic deeper, which give you a head start, as you can then ask follow up questions such as where their central argument fit in the bigger scheme, which were more influential etc.
It's like data structure driven programming then. Language doesn't really matter as much as the storage, in work layout and transformation of data. Focus on the data management as the framework / skeletal structure and everything surrounding it becomes more clear.
This goes both ways though. In the UK, everyone outside of London and the Home Counties despises London because it gets far more spent on it than elsewhere in the country. Take transport for instance:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1134495/transport-spendi...
I think the contrast is supposed to be the difference between always monitoring people who post about protesting FOR X and/or protesting AGAINST X versus searching for posts of people who were near some incident related to some protesting or some crime. It is similar to the geo-fence search warrants that were recently discussed here.

tl;dr: I see it as the difference between using search tools to monitor for potential suspects vs search tools to implicate already identified suspects.
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Claude-Instant-100k is available on Poe.com (but only usable as a paying subscriber). Claude-plus-100k isn't up yet but I'm guessing that's a matter of time.
Here's a good docu about ASML that shows some of the challenges in making these machines: https://www.vpro.nl/programmas/tegenlicht/kijk/backlight/asm...
HN prob full of people who make their living off smartphones

reminds me of Oil / coil industry people who dont want to talk abt climate change

never easy to come to terms with your life work has to change or stop.
a few years ago i was maintaining lobbyfacts. ama
A shill is anyone who lends credibility to a con (or more modernly, PR) by claiming to believe it themselves. This can be witting or unwitting, but if what you're doing is repeating PR, even if its because you believe it, you're a shill.

In fact, a grifter prefers their shills to be defending them in good faith. The basic currency of a con is confidence. This is easier to wield if you don't have to pretend.

Unfortunately for moderation efforts, the test for whether or not someone is unwittingly repeating PR is not easy to moderate, or, by extension, automate the moderation of. But it is a problem of equal importance to the "bad faith" shills because the effect on the conversation is somewhere between identical and worse.

If theres no way to accuse someone of uncritically repeating the lies of, say, Apple, then you will select for people in your conversations who are unwittingly repeating the lies of Apple.
Calories not important. Type of calories important. Fibre contains calories, but they are locked up in a hard chemical shell that your body cannot crack, and therefore is unaffected by it. So, 200 calories of regular carbs are far more fattening than 200 calories of fibre carbs.

Edit: When I said that the body is unaffected by it, I was referring to the fact that fibre does no trigger the same cascading chemical reaction that other carbs do. No amount of fibre will cause an insulin spike and increased fat storage.

The types of foods (and NNSs) we consume, and the chemical affects they have, are more important than the amount we consume.
>AI realizes that human majority has no interest in granting it fair/comparable rights

source?

AI rights is a pretty popular topic in scifi.
Dell probably owns SOME real estate but their business is making computers and shit, not renting and selling property. They have no incentive to increase the value of any property they hold. Like most large businesses, they likely rent the vast majority of their offices so falling rent would actually benefit them.

I'm as much of a WFH proponent as the next guy but blaming CRE on the latest return-to-office movement is some crazy conspiracy theory stuff.
> Which is a worse outcome?

Well, it might be possible to reign in drug-seeking behaviour without denying medicine to people who need it. For example, with more rigorous oversight of healthcare providers, to make sure they're all providing an equally thorough diagnosis.

There are risks to turning a blind eye to drug use. We turn a blind eye to bodybuilders and hollywood actors using steroids because it's their choice, and it means the non-steroid-users either have to start using, or get left behind.

If we applied the same pressure to the nation's top scientists and mathematicians, or kids trying to get into the top colleges, and they all end up drugged to the gills like sam bankman-fried - we might not be doing the country a favour.
AS supports Thunderbolt just fine. Isn't the lack of eGPU support due to lack of ARM drivers for them?
> ADHD medication works the same way whether you have ADHD or not.

Not really. Many stimulants can have counter-intuitive (but desired) calming effects on people with ADHD.
Calories in calories out always applies. But calories out is a moving target and is influenced by calories in.
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This is about BotW not TotK
Sounds kind of like Nintendo Mii's, Which were on the 3DS and WiiU in 2012.
It does for everything but the touch display because it doesn't have one[0]. We don't support the three buttons at the bottom but I have two ESP BOX Lites and we should be able to make it happen pretty easily.

We haven't been focused on the ESP BOX Lite because it seems kind of limited. However, Espressif hasn't sold many of these things since release and judging from people looking for stock, etc in this thread I think that's about to change.

Espressif has incredible manufacturing capacity and our hope is they will ramp up manufacture of the ESP BOX family now because (to my knowledge) Willow is the first project that actually makes meaningful use of them.

The only gaiting component of the ESP BOX family that I can see is the plastic enclosure. I'm sure Espressif can figure out how to crank these things out ;).

[0] - https://github.com/toverainc/willow/wiki/Hardware
Not creepy at all, although I'd spend 5 minutes checking if I can find the person on Google and then message them via different channels.

If not, I'd leave a way for contacting me first to make it easier for them.

The way I handle these situations: https://sonnet.io/posts/hi
> Right now, there are two identically possible situations (well, even more, but you get the jest):

This is misleading. They are not "identically possible", which I assume to mean that you think they are "equally plausible". There is more evidence for smartphones and social media causing issues, because we don't see those declines until after the smartphone is introduced, regardless of age.

Furthermore, other factors causing both depression and social media use would have to be cross-cultural because the issue is global. Other than social media, what factors do you know of are cross-cultural? Guess what, they eliminated most of them in prior articles.

Haidt and co have published multiple articles going over the data and the possibilities, so I recommend reading them all before claiming the situation is so murky.
> Things with sugar in it are foul, as in I can't even eat them

Same experience here, even most modern fruits are disgustingly sweet

Once you get out of the addiction is extremely easy not to eat/drink sweets, you don't even need willpower
Brussels. It is just like a lot of lobbying groups in the US have their office in Washington D.C.

For example United States Chamber of Commerce, Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America, Business Roundtable and NCTA The Internet Television Association all have their HQ in Washington D.C. (all 4 are in top 10 largest lobbying groups in the US)
The minimum wage should be lowered or dispensed with due to its deleterious effects on those most marginalized on the fringes of the modern economy, not due to any effect on inflation.
I think GP's point is not that apple's products aren't computers (they are of course, although Apple themselves has been positioning them less as general purpose computers and more as appliances, especially ios devices), but that it only runs/benefits apple's walled garden system. If it was open hardware it could benefit computers in general no matter what OS you run, whether embedded and tiny or huge gaming workstation.
Yes, and they don't need to decrypt everything because of how good metadata is. Remember: we kill people based on metadata.
They released the product to the public… we might not have formal academic studies but millions of people trying it and determining it’s utility vs the competition is as good of a test as any.

If pushing the context window turns out to not be the right approach it’s not like there won’t be 10 other companies chomping at the bit to prove them wrong with their own hypothesis. And it’s entirely possible there are multiple correct answers for different usecases.
To be fair most game hunting is (at least arguably) for meat or trophy, weaponry that completely turns your hippo into a thin red mist works for hippo control but is hard to mount on your wall, so your CSAM would probably work - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heLuUd0VK2s
So many comments here are of the belief that "it's not the phones, it's the doom of the real world! Climate change, inflation, recession -- this is all bad for mental health of our kids."

And I just want to ask if any of these people every met any real child.

Imagine you are 14. You hear the climate isn't doing too hot, but then you pull out your phone and see your classmate getting tons of attention for some post he made on social media. Meanwhile, your own post has barely any likes.

Which is going to bother you more? Climate change, or the social media sadness?
Saying maths, or my favorites monies, sounds juvenile to most Americans in spite of their literary accuracy.
Probably but rather than buy
Thanks so much for doing this, that sounds very exciting and I can't wait to try it out!
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> employment perspectives - even my generation that graduated right in the financial crisis knew we were in for rough, low-pay and crap job years, kids graduating these days have even worse perspectives

This is such bullshit.

Everybody's first job is shit. My first job paid $5 an hour; In-N-Out is paying over 3x that to start. Truly a Dickensian tale of woe.

Then we had to rack up 5 figures in tuition debt to get a shot at that six-figure income. Companies are now relaxing degree requirements.

Housing is expensive, yes. The idea of having roommates to split the bills is unfathomable though.

If anything, the kids get disillusioned by the prospect of work itself. Why bother when some annoying loudmouth is showing off his mansions and exotic cars he bought with money he earned being annoying on YouTube? Anything short of being a professional influencer is unacceptable.
I would love to hear your description and explanation of "good reasons" for religious organizations to hoard money [when they are supposed to be spiritually focused].
It'll be interesting to see what happens with the Mac Pro.

It could be that Apple does away with it entirely and the Mac Studio is the new Pro.

Or they might make a machine with PCIe support, but make it so expensive that only people with a serious need get access to it.

Or something else.
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Ribbon is a public employee recognition platform. You earn awards on Ribbon, issued by employers. You can display these awards on your profile, share them, and use them as proof of achievements.

Why use a blockchain for these awards? If the company disappears, you're laid off, fired, etc. you will always maintain access to this data. This is even true for Ribbon. We can't deny you access to your achievement data. It's all there on the blockchain.