skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are recent studies going somewhat in that direction. The gist was more or less as follows:
- the chemical compounds in sunscreens often break down into potentially toxic/cancer inducing compounds under UV light. YMMV per sunscreen.
- metals can be used as UV blocks, and are absorbed by the skin, with potential health risks attached.
- the proportion of melanomas in the population groups NOT using sunscreen was indeed higher than in the population groups using sunscreen. HOWEVER,the groups using sunscreen had a prevalence of aggressive melanoma, while the groups not using sunscreen were predominantly diagnosed with the least-aggressive type of melanoma.
At one stage of my life I was running 10k every other day for months at a time. I was miserable. Also irritable.
This a such a great news.
Now I will try to find time to add a Plaid integration or wait for someone to be motivated to do so.
It's interesting how much backlash something that was already well understood generated.

* FSD Beta is a level 2 system. This means it requires constant supervision. This crystal clear to every FSD Beta driver, the car will both monitor your face, and nag you to touch the wheel every so often to make sure you're paying attention. Too many "strikes" and it will lock you out of FSD Beta for a few weeks. It's basically expected that the software will fuck up every now and then, otherwise it would be level 3/4/5 (i.e require no supervision)

* If you watch the channels that review FSD Beta (Chuck Cook, Dirty Tesla, etc), the vast majority of drives require at least one disengagement. Only very recently with recent versions you would sometimes get the mythical 0 disengagement drive. So FSD beta requiring frequent disengagements is something already well known and understood.
The director did a good Tedx talk[0] if anyone would like a tl;dr.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WMuzhQXJoY
Because once you see the pattern it can become an oppressive social requirement. I'm american but have been living in Czechia for about 15 years, and I've seen friendships blown up due to shit like "we visited and he didn't even offer us lunch", or "she didn't even offer to pay for lunch".

It's fun when you are a visitor and you can view it from a distance, but when it's the local unaware social OS, it's got a far different effect.

The food thing, specifically (probably a slavic thing) I find really fucking tedious. There is no "I'm not hungry but thank you" or "sorry I don't eat meat". Refusing food on a visit is basically equivalent to taking out a gun and shooting the family dog. You're likely to never be invited over again, and people will think you are a complete asshole. Because of this social overhead, visiting friends and family is a huge ordeal as everyone is expected to roll out the carpet and play host. No one wants to burden others, and no one wants to be burdened, so visits are fairly uncommon unless it's a bigger occasion like a birthday or holiday. There's absolutely no "I was in the neighborhood and thought I'd pop in and see what you're up to".
I don't see the point where a nation (or private actor) outside of the US could have had a breakthrough (China ?). The only issue with that theory is that if you have something incredible why keeping it secret and using it only for military purposes.

Still that would probably also be filed under unnerving outcome.
So this is how win3.1 got Clippy then?
“Life expectancy at birth was 73.4 years for Māori males in 2017–2019 (up 3.1 years from 2005–2007), and 77.1 years for Māori females (up 2.0 years from 2005–2007). In comparison, non-Māori males are expected to live to 80.9 years, while non-Māori females are expected to live to 84.4 years.”

https://www.stats.govt.nz/news/growth-in-life-expectancy-slo....
I have near 0 emotional intelligence because of that. Only small part I have it is due to my wife efforts on teaching me how to feel about others and my own feelings.
Hmm...Objective-C is exactly the kind of language that helps you prevent 30 million line problems.

Of course it doesn't do this by itself. If you insist on using it like a C++ or a Java, you will get the same 30 million line problem, slightly worse, because Objective-C is not a good C++ or Java. But if you can use it right, as the good folks at NeXT did, then you can work magic (aka. a sufficiently advanced technology).
You may well say so, but it is a novel use of an existing word, which has risen to more widespread use through feminist scholarship without, as far as I can see, any basis in reality or good reason. From [1]:

> The first title in SCI to use gender in a nongrammat- ical sense was Hermaphroditism, gender and precocity in hyperadrenocorticism: Psychologic findings (Money, 1955).

John Money[2], as it happens, was a sex abuser who performed experiments, sick experiments, on a pair of brothers that led to them both committing suicide. I wouldn't usually go with the genetic fallacy of dismissing an idea because of its origins, but I have no problem with it here because I see no valid point for its novel use.

This quote is at the end of the Wikipedia article, and it sums him up and, perhaps, the movement that seems so desperate to use his work:

> If I were to see the case of a boy aged 10 or 12 who's intensely attracted toward a man in his 20s or 30s, if the relationship is totally mutual, and the bonding is genuinely totally mutual, then I would not call it pathological in any way.

Edit:

Additionally

> If you don't have the capacity to produce functional gametes, you're asexual.

Being unable to produce a gamete does not make one asexual, all humans are either male or female. If you lose your genitals in an accident that doesn't make you asexual, it means you're male or female who had an accident. Humans are bipedal but if you don't have both legs you don't stop being human either.

[1] The Inexorable Rise of Gender and the Decline of Sex: Social Change in Academic Titles, 1945–2001

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Money#Controversies

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Reimer
I agree, as a kid I just didn't think about that, but as an adult I see the epidemy all around me. Women without functional father figure have same deep scars that they struggle with for rest of their lives, and so do men. They just manifest very differently since each have their own needs from this father figure that were not met.

And its not just physically absent fathers, those working long hours constantly (under false premise of 'providing for my family'), or for some other messed up reasons are simply not there often enough, physically or emotionally, often cause all this.

Its a vicious circle too, people take this baggage with them into their own relationships which suffer then, and cycle repeats. Lack of trust, running away from solvable issues, sleeping around etc, I've seen it all and some more. Some of my relationships failed exactly due to women on the other side not being able to deal with exactly this baggage, to the point I gave up on trying to fix other people's lives, because you basically can't anyway.
Mikrotiks will let you use any two IPs on an interface. "ip address add interface=ether1 address=10.0.0.0 network-10.0.0.1 for example, but you could also use address=10.0.0.0 network=192.168.0.0.

I think last time I used it there were a few bugs around redistribution. I tend to use private IPs, certainly for p2ps, so a /30 is fine
just stick to a convention (e.g. Spring boot properties file conventions - https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/1.0.1.RELEASE/refere...).
man, I totally feel the same. The number of times I've been forced to eat 2-3x what I normally would, at times when I'm not even hungry are too numerous to count. American living in Prague...
Thanks, I didn't understood before why they would want to add this (other some thumbs ups from a hostile tech community). But wouldn't such protocols be needed for all products operating there, not just new ones?
So biology says tomato is a fruit. In the kitchen we consider it a vegetable.

Could the same be true for the whole gender discussion? That biology gets side-stepped in the name of common sense (that does not answer questions regarding toilets, sports competitions and mis-pronouning; but it would give us some space without totally invalidating biology)
Yes, MSSQL for example is self contained OS or container image updates aren’t going to impact it or at least it’s extremely unlikely that they will.

Postgres is dependent on a lot of OS level C libraries that can materially change how things work.

This means that there will have to be more testing with Postgres and there will be higher uncertainty between different deployments.

All of these can be mitigated and for many organizations the benefits of Postgres might outweigh these downsides but they do exist.
Yeah I remember when I was younger his sharp style really turned me off too. But almost 30 years later now I just see him as a hard, uncompromising guy. I'm not idolizing like, I'm sure he was many times toxic and abusive, but now that I'm ~40 his style doesn't bother me personally at all. Would I put him in charge of junior software engineers? Nah. Would I play in his band? A thousand times yes, if I could hang (I can't).
I'm currently reading "Infused - Adventures in Tea" by Henrietta Lovell. She makes the good point that British people say "normal tea" to refer to English breakfast (blended black) tea, but for the majority of tea drinkers in the world "normal" is green tea.
God bless him
The biggest thing with containers is, these 40 vulnerabilities won't matter as much if they're about erasing your directories or killing your machine. It will get rebooted in a pristine state and an attacker would need to stick there killing it at every reboot to have lasting effect.

Which is also the point of monitoring a container, which is fairly reliable nowadays, compared to managing your own health check service to ping your box to check if it's alive.

All in all, I think k8s is way too complicated for what it does for most people, but administrating servers was also a complex task to begin with, and the things sys admins were dealing with looked nightmarish to me. Heck, there was a time companies would have their own SMTP in house...
Meh, exercise is up to you to do it. Once convinced that there are benefits, I don’t know what other message you need beyond finding something that works for you.

This complaint reminds me of someone digging into a bowl of ice cream and going “still waiting for someone to convince me to eat healthy on MY terms.”

Your comment is contrarian since you presumably agree that there are benefits of exercise. Maybe you’re trying to convince yourself that your level or exertion is enough?
Zanzibar is their internal system, and they've released a paper describing it.

https://storage.googleapis.com/pub-tools-public-publication-...
Reheating tea though has been shown to correlate with the utter upheaval of the social order though. Using the leaves again is even worse, and is correlated with _communism_.
Obligatory reference to Dimitri's Combo Class:

https://youtu.be/GWA_NraxOUw

https://youtu.be/hI-pwt7LyUw

https://youtu.be/MM0Sbfvf2Hw
The basic thrust of the argument is that it was so successful because it made white America feel validated about low-key racism...as long as there's a certain level of success portrayed, as long as they act white, as long as the women are light skinned and pretty, etc. There is arguably some merit there. The tie-in to 3rd wave feminism as the conversation progressed went off course and is hazy.
what would balding imply in this respect?
> My daughter's teacher [...] it's not just me

Maybe it was just her though. I'd talk to the school director over this.
"It is a part of normal conversation to call out empty virtue signalling when observed. Ironically, deflecting discussion by labeling it as "X-like" (where, in this case, X=Twitter) instead of providing real arguments is exactly what a typical Twitter shitposter would do. "

Mate, you need to check yourself. Read the context of my original post, maybe even click the link and have a look at some of the studies. If that passes you by then maybe this isn't the place for you.
Experience tells me it's not true.

In general girls who don't go to nightclub are still going to respond to basically the same 'stimuli' / behavior than club girls. It's just in general they are less conscious of it and don't understand it, and sometime blame themseleves (when they are not just at the edge of depression) for despising their "nice" boyfriend and getting horny for the "toxic" guy.
People already enable pgo and lto which dramatically makes their build times worse all the time just to produce a shipable app/dylib. When large objc codebases (apple, meta, google scale code bases) ship frameworks and apps they basically can’t do so without this sort of thing. World builds at apple literally take days.

It’s also not little to no gain, codebases that misuse/overuse objc instead of C/C++ often get vastly better startup time (less selectors to page in at app boot) and app size because of this sort of thing (especially with lto and -Oz).
Would it be unethical to send additional nonsensical take down requests to Hetzner? I mean, if you are going to be like a child and pretend every email is both true and in good faith the thing you really need is more outlandish nonsense so that one might mature? (make it less fun to host and more like hard work) Then again, Germany is just about the worse place to host "infringing" content.

Perhaps one should send regular take down requests to ones own host complaining about ones own website and point at example.com/&lt;php echo $website[0]; ?> as the proof. Then change hosts if they chose to act weird on it.

I read "good" things about Hosted Network Pty. Ltd who in 2018 had a complaint response time near 20 days. "Worse" in the industry.
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What you're saying is that you were first introduced to these concepts when XML came up. Totally understandable given the hype, but I can only suggest to look deeper, where things become interesting. For example, have you ever wondered about the reason for XML's obvious, excessive redundancy requiring matching end-element tags to be specified in full, when "</>" (as is possible with SGML) is sufficient given that XML doesn't have overlapping markup (as in SGML CONCUR)?

As to use of markup for non-text, I have to disagree. Markup is precisely for rich text. For representing discrete data there are much simpler and more compact alternatives not involving attributes-vs-elements decisions and hierarchical addressing of nodes which don't make sense where there isn't a concept of "rendering" a document to a user.
Yes, that is indeed part of it. Everything changes, the ideas have to swim on top of that moving soil. And at times some integration occurs where a lot of ideas suddenly merge into a new cleaner brick.
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Most of my small sites are a pair of /24s, they have .255 as a loopback, split up the rest of the network into /26 or /27.

Looking at the BGP table it's just two entries (one for each /24).

I've encountered kit which doesn't like IPs on .0 or .255 in the middle of a /23 or larger, but I've also encountered kit which doesn't like any subnet that isn't a /24. That kit goes back to the supplier as faulty.

I've never seen kit which wont sent to a random x.x.x.255 address that isn't on the local subnet
A whole topic thread that seems to be navel gazing on various angles on culture war bollocks without actually talking about the parenting implications.

I’ve got a 7 month old boy, I’ve done everything I can to read up about how to be a good parent - obviously time and attention is not infinite, I’ve definitely missed stuff. The best I’ve seen is the stuff around Emotion Coaching. Give kids (note, non gendered) a safe, loving environment and act as teachers/guides to learning to be comfortable with their emotional selves and hopefully they’ll sort the rest out from the solid foundations you’ve given them to allow them to be in the world.

So much hair pulling pro anti feminism, Andrew Tate whatever itt and so little talk about the actual act of parenting.
Need more info.

How "real time" is the synchronization?

What are limitations?
I'm not at all disagreeing with you, but your examples also demonstrate that a lot of parental advice rely and reflect the era's zeitgeist.

How do we make sure that what you call 'correct advice' is not again a reflection of today's zeitgeist and 50 years from now will make fun of these suggestions in a similar way as of applying antibacterial before breastfeeding?
I’m surprised with the lack of mention of Android development.
That seems suboptimal, for the same reason LLMs are trained on tokens, and not characters. Tokens seem like a much better "unit of meaning" than characters.

Curiously, this also applies to humans: we learn words first, spelling later; we almost always think in terms of words, subwords and phrases, and we're really fast at it - while anything to do with spelling seems to demand much more focus, and some degree of conscious hand-holding.

As for encoding sequence, I'm curious how that happens and need to find relevant papers, but I imagine there might be some "n-gram dimensions" in the vector, as in one value for "I'm a first token in a sequence", one value for "I'm a second token in a sequence", etc., which would encode the "occurs before"/"occurs after" relationships using few dimensions, leaving the rest for more interesting relationships.
Sexually dimorphic. That was the phrase used, was it not?
Is this for real or am I dreaming it?

I wonder what the cost/quid pro quo was to get that up.
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I agree!
'Intimidating' is a good word for it.

In our case pennies is in fact the case, just trying to understand if it scares away potential users.
Yea I mean I'm not complaining. Was just curious. Don't see a lot of 2014s still being used. I wish I could send it to Apple for a refurb lol.
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tea_consu..., Turkey is the top tea-consuming country per capita, with Ireland second and UK third. Interestingly, Russia isn't too far off either. I would've assumed Russia to be among the countries with the lowest per capita tea consumption, but these numbers challenge that assumption. I wonder what (cultural?) factors affect those numbers.
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In terms of per capita consumption China and Japan are nowhere near the biggest tea drinking cultures in the world: There's a wide gulf between them & the top three which includes the UK & Ireland. But they in turn trail in the wake of the biggest tea drinkers of them all: the Turks.

If we're going to talk about cultures which have a close relationship with tea then the Turks beat out everyone else by a wide margin.
Read about murder music[0]. This song literally repeats "Burn the homosexuals"[1]. The contrast with the happy and festive vibe of the song is so weird.

.0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Murder_Music

.1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo1VZZ_7nh4
Hopefully they'll be legal soon all around. As it stands, it really is a hassle in most states. I live in Texas and I'm way overdue at this point.
This is to misunderstand Miles Davis. The point is that he treated the trumpet player with respect, as if he was taking to a trumpet player, not a child. He was engaging with a group of peers. The evidence for this is that he went on the hire the keyboard player, who was 16 years old, to play in his band a year later.
> I don't understand what you mean by push/pull in this context. Aren't I pulling content through a VPN or TOR exit node? Pulling content through my ISP?

I thought this was clarifying it well:

This is meaningfully different, in the same way "users could post illegal/infringing content to YouTube" is different from "there exist illegal/infringing content on YouTube already posted, available to anyone who know the ID to put in the URL".

But maybe it's not, or maybe I'm making a category error here?
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I'm not aware of a mention in B5 but they do call it Helsinki Syndrome in Die Hard.
This is one of those things where everyone has heard a slightly different tale. I've read in other places the exact opposite: some people put milk in first in china cups because they think china is delicate and prone to cracking. Some people prefer milk afterwards so they can get the tea to the right colour. Others say that putting it in first may prevent denaturing the milk proteins.

More research is needed.
What's even the point of your message ? ChatGPT is a tool, you can use it or not nobody cares, but a lot of people think if you use it the right way it IS helpful
Do you need breakthrough innovations to adopt a language? Listen, I like Rust and it has its niche for some of my projects, but not all projects should be written in Rust. Least of all because it is an innovative language. That works well as a marketing slogan, not as a factor to decide which language is more apt for the project at hand.

Do I need memory safety? If yes, Rust is the best choice.

But other times I need quick iteration times (Python, or maybe Nim) or immutability, or painless concurrency (Elixir), or meta-programming (Lisp & derivatives). I don't spend any time to ask myself whether a language is innovative, when I got deadlines and results to deliver.
> When I say masculinity, or masculine values, what do you think of? When you think of someone who values their masculinity, who do you perceive? Now do the same for femininity. Which model is healthier?

I really struggle to understand this question. Between masculinity and femininity is there one that is supposed to be obviously healthier?

If we go by what the marketing is pushing it's a toxic tarpit on both sides (see The Rules vs The Game).
> I don't think we should argue that high value agriculture like avocados should be banned

That probably would start a war. Western hipsters against the world. Throw in quinoa/kale and nukes would be on the table.
I have such a fear for this, that things i invest time/energy into today will be obsolete in half a year, and my time would be essentially "wasted".

As others say, learning the fundamentals will, and trying to get some more general skill out of every tech fad.

(although, full rewrite every 6 months is excessive imo)
weird to see a jstor puff blog post casually posted to hn.