skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eh, I wouldn't overemphasize the role of multiple partners in this sort of behavior. I think rather the determining factor is that the West and the USA in particular has gradually adopted a more and more radically atomistic individualism over the past few decades, which, no surprise, has the ultimate effect of making the average citizen a selfish person that isn't very into the idea of commitment in the face of challenges.
Ah, so women socialized in a way that requires them to stay and serve their "man". Got it.
I suppose you must be driven mad by astrophotography.
Last time I went to see a film there were only about ten people, and yet I had the twin delights of a phone screen on full brightness and sweet wrappers rustling constantly.
Those who disagree likely never had to calculate their position on the globe measuring stars or desperately tried to compare geographical reference points in a map to the terrain I front of them.

Military without GPS would be blocked. Try navigating in jungle environments where everything is green and looks the same. I've experienced both with GPS and without, that was one heck of a game changer.
Afaik, Edge already has a download manager like this. No idea about the naming though.
How extreme heat is making your gas more expensive
Maybe it was right for a different world. That world doesn't exist anymore though, and it's never coming back no matter how much conservatives try to knee jerk us into the 19th century.
> What if a company wants to prey on desperate people who want to do everything to avoid dying, including paying boatloads of money for "experimental" drugs

I've interacted with a person from the pharmaceutical world who actually advertised this as their main selling point.
MindsDB (YC W20) Is Hiring a Developer Advocate
Does anyone else just upvote stories like this because you know everyone else is up voting ? It has that nerdy, must up vote even if you don't get it vibe about it.
This is also hard because effective treatment of the ADHD with medication may negatively affect the anxiety or worsen it.
Stimulants especially in some people can increase anxiety and so on. And the worst would probably be sleeplessness as a aide effect of the stimulants that would affect the anxiety.
If the material is a one-dimensional superconductor where current can only flow with zero resistance along one direction, aligning that direction with the magnetic field lines should produce the weakest diagmanetism, because the magnetic force is proportional to the cross product of current and magnetic field. If the two are parallel, the force is zero.

Of course this could explain why the sample doesn't lift off: it starts out with the superconducting direction at an angle to the magnetic field and relatively strong diamagnetism leading to a righting force until the two directions are nearly aligned and the diamagnetism is too weak to overcome gravity.
To be frankly honest, the society humans have built over the years is pretty funny and hard to believe.

I've been on this planet for just over 30 years, and since I was a little boy I was told (manipulated?) that having things, better cars, better equipment, luxury, wealth, was the right thing to do.

This system produced and still produces many unhappy people, many poor and miserable people. On the other hand, it also left a lot of rich people in the middle of the road. but today, the press, big companies and the rich (multi-billionaires) accuse that, in fact, we are all to blame for our unbridled consumption (which they helped to build, by the way).

Even though I'm not stupid and I'm a big believer in science and the changes are real (after all, we're seeing this in our everyday lives) it's hard not to believe that there are SOME manipulation going on again.
> Europeans colonised [...] Oceania and live there but they are still accused of living on 'stolen' land.

Which they've acknowledged, which makes it less of an accusation and far more a self evident uncontested fact.

On 3 June 1992 the High Court of Australia recognised that a group of Torres Strait Islanders, led by Eddie Mabo, held ownership of Mer (Murray Island). In acknowledging the traditional rights of the Meriam people to their land, the court also held that native title existed for all Indigenous people.

https://www.nma.gov.au/defining-moments/resources/mabo-decis...

https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2017/06/02/five-...
More interesting to me is that they changed the design of the dev-tools slightly. Some of it is already in the canary build [1]. For example, the syntax highlighting colors are more vibrant in dark mode. But I can't find any online information on this.

[1] https://www.google.com/chrome/canary/
> So, if activate.ps1 (and the other scripts for other shells) were updated to dynamically identify their own location rather than hardcoding the path, they’d be fully portable? Seems to be a fairly simple update.

I don't think the maintainers have gotten a request to do that. Personally I use a more complicated launcher because I need to set things like environment variables in my deployments, but a venv is almost an out-of-the-box relocatable Python environment. It's when you need to protect/compile your code that things get messy.

>> Since venvs on Linux symlink to the system’s Python executable

>Hopefully, the executable with which they were created, not the system executable except where they happen to be the same.

When you call /usr/bin/pythonx.y -m venv ./myenv, ./myenv/bin/python will link to /usr/bin/pythonx.y. Since there aren't many reasons to use a Python version not installed by the package manager, I call these the "system's Python executables", but sure, it can also point to /opt if you installed Python there.
When I started writing I was on the fence about making the compendium programming paradigm agnostic. However, I was worried it would be too abstract so I anchored it to object oriented.

I believe many concepts mentioned in the compendium are still valid for the functional paradigm, but definitely the examples are not.

Thanks for the input! I'll reason about how to reconciliate OO and FP once I finished the remaining chapters!
Steam (or the publishers) also tend to hinder the Mac versions unfairly: Some games are marked as being incompatible with macOS Catalina and above, but they run just fine.
Lemme introduce you to XML then…

The rest of the world has adopted IPv6 because they never had the vast IPv4 space.
From a scientific perspective, you are probably correct.

But think about it from a company/wealth creation perspective. Are you then really sure the correct course of action is to take it chill?
I use LibreWolf.

Free, up to date and does not send neither money nor data to Mozilla.

But personally I don't care so much about privacy extremism:

The day another more liberal organization forks it again, adds Google search for some easy cash and start fixing the extension API etc I am probably going to recommend that.

I already dial back some extreme measure(s), nuking my sessions whenever I close the browser comes to mind.

Also of course I will not use Google myself, but it seems to be the way for browser developers to make a living so I'll allow whoever takes care of the future of Firefox to do the same.
Just take it to Reddit. Man, this discussion turn into a cess pit of frustrated, insecure males venting... No wonder those persons have trouble finding partners...
I like this, too. I can directly click big button to open file or get a promise that it will automatically open after finish download. now I need find it from some small icons.
Properly terrifying an XKCD don't seem to mix?
Her rock actually floats. Did it all in the kitchen too. She should rightly be credited as first one.
Introduction video I made for some tools I work on

Other Socials:

Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/nullvoxpopuli/status/1687433515460153345

Mastodon: https://mastodon.coffee/@nullvoxpopuli/110831240552037845

T2: https://t2.social/nullvoxpopuli/status/175082

BlueSky: https://staging.bsky.app/profile/nullvoxpopuli.bsky.social/p...

HackerNews: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36998772

Typelog: https://typelog.dev/u/nullvoxpopuli/feeds/personal/posts/ZkZ...

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/emberjs/comments/15hycf7/what_is_gl...
Also, the Soviet Union, I think; it’s just bad associations all the way down. I realise that Americans have a different background and an American being really into flags and founding fathers and all that usually means something completely different (and less worrying) than someone in Europe doing same, but it’s still hard not to find it offputting.
I admit there are a couple I've never read (they're sitting on the shelf next to me - Raising Steam, Unseen Academicals, Making Money). That way I'll always have another Terry Pratchett novel to read.

I felt that Carpe Jugulum was a retread of Lords & Ladies, and the formula was getting stale by that point.

If Monstrous Regiment is YA, it has to go up against Tiffany Aching, and it definitely loses there.
The FDA's cultural topor and designed bias against approval is almost entirely from the Thalidomide disaster.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21507989/

https://www.gvsu.edu/cms4/asset/F51281F0-00AF-E25A-5BF632E8D...
Can you really work while listening to music?
Having ADHD also, I can only perfectly focus if there is silence. Luckily I have over ear headphones that do noise cancellation when nothing is playing.
https://nitter.net/CondMatfyz
Yeah, I guess all the babies and other species deserve to be obliterated?
More than 40% of the german railway network isn't electrified, which supports around around 10% of of traffic. Simply looking at https://openrailwaymap.org/ shows you just how many small branch lines and less significant lines don't have overhead power for dozens of kilometers.

This means that for large parts of the network there is some traffic, but far from enough to justify electrification which costs around 1M€/km (and, with some tunnels, might even mean expanding the tunnel diameter). There is a reason DMUs are widely used for these lines, and expectations are that BEMUs might be even cheaper to run.

More lines should be electrified, but expecting it to cover everything is not realistic nor economically justifiable. See https://vm.baden-wuerttemberg.de/fileadmin/redaktion/m-mvi/i... for a study on how to run non-electrified lines in Baden-Württemberg which comes to result that BEMUs are cheaper for around half of the lines that full electrification.

I'm not aware of BEMUs getting some special subsidy (meanwhile electrification is heavily subsidised, IMHO for good reasons), looking from the perspective of the ones financing and specifying the operations.
Would be nice to add some benchmark as there is "fast" keyword in the description.
Django and Flask are also fast.
Wait what... Ingress too? :o
Women go on dating sites and set height filters that rule out 80% of men. No problem.

Men have a preference for women who made the choice to sleep with fewer men, ruling out 80% of them. Everybody loses their minds.
40 year old virgin is a huge red flag. That signifies either major mental health/interpersonal issues or living a massively cloistered/religious existence, both of which are undesirable.
Wasn't Ghostbusters a movie for kids though?
Since go, this has been a really great way for me to judge a langage: how readable is the stdlib ?

If it's layer upon layer of unscrutable abstractions, then you know there's a high chance your codebase will end up looking the same after a few years.
Here's a shout out to David Harris, author of Pegasus Mail.

IME, he's an engaged and responsive developer who gave folks enterprise e-mail when most enterprises didn't yet realise they needed it.

And we purchased manuals (this was the funding mechanism) every year. I'm not sure how many folks did.
Clickbait. Clippy is a linter, not Clippy the friendly Office paperclip.
Yes.

Creating a self driving car which can navigate a dark, rainy parking lot is something we do not know how. Not even in theory. You can't just throw more compute at it. You can't go from a Vickers Type 464 bomb -- one of the most complex bombs in WW II -- to the "Little Boy" by just putting more explosives in there.
I'm intrigued by this kind of tech as I think it could be repurposed as a fancy pair of cycling glasses. Rather than looking down at a cycle computer, have the relevant data fields shown in a HUD and also a killer application would be to have an overlay of a rear view camera so you can see when there's gaps for turning etc. (you'd still have to look behind before performing the manoeuvre though).
For journal publish, yes but not for doing the actual work. If you find something interesting, you can go fast.
> As someone who lived through the earlier era, it's hard not to see this as a potentially fatal weakness: an ability to bring down large chunks of the ecosystem with a single determined actor invoking legal mayhem.

I assume you're talking about MSFTs FUD proxy war against Linux by way of frivolous SCO lawsuits against everyone they could think to file against?
More than that, she calculated how high it will float, and how height will depend on temperature, before starting the experiment, and confirmed all her predictions.
AD(H)D: Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder

And yes, attention is all we need because we lacked it so much
Yes, because any form of social organization and collaboration, other than capitalism, must be communism. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It doesn't have to be specialist shops like butchers and bakers. I have three grocery stores within a 10-minute walk that all manage to sell everything I need, from shampoo to fresh produce.

Buying a week's worth of groceries of any kind is very weird to me. The only place where I have ever bought that much is at Costco, and only because they force you to buy in huge quantities (except for electronics and standard sized individual bottles of wine and liquor). I cancelled my membership when I realized how much of a hassle it is to spend my weekend time going out there and waiting in long checkout lines vs just stopping by my local grocery store on the way back from work twice a week.
If the movie or show is any good, most first-time viewers are likely too engaged with the plot to notice, and I suspect that the number who care to look out for it are fairly small. You seem to be in the position of a trained musician who cannot avoid hearing mistakes.

Have you noticed how every scene of a wide-open or mountainous landscape must be accompanied with the screech of some raptor? (It sounds like a red-tailed hawk to me, but that's just what I am most familiar with.) This, I think, is more noticeable because it is usually a scene-setting shot in which not much is happening, while the Scream is often backdrop to mayhem.
Hack Your Brain with Soylent [video]
Cortina debuted on Windows Phone 8 before windows 10 was even announced. At the time it was an impressive assistance with capabilities Siri and Google Assistant couldn't touch. After it's impressive debut though it was all down hill from there.
Even better, you can use the nitter.net hostname and then you can even read the content even though you don't use X.
> and then head up to the public beach where 20% of women are topless and nobody gives a shit. A bit dissonant.

Back in the 90s it was closer to 100%, so this is really a trend pointing in the same direction.
why is promiscuity a bad thing? this sounds very old fashioned to me
HN is obviously, by its very nature, representative primarily of silicon valley.
> I used to just be a ghost.

Anecdotally, one of the most charismatic and outgoing people I know is notably overweight. Maybe it's an ingrained compensation mechanism but nevertheless...
>the only view you are allowed is the one approved by people that spend their lives on Twitter.

I'm reasonably sure most of those people moved to Mastodon.
All I see from US academics on Twitter are debates about this and that. Borderline annoying. This is the first result from mighty US capitalist machine meanwhile 3 Chinese labs have published pre prints and Russian replicated it in her kitchen.
Vibrant theater-goers?
So why now? Everybody told them the download bar was weird way in the beginning… back then it would take a LOT of space relative to the 1366x768 screens everybody had.
I can suggest pottery.In that case you are dropping it[1] every five minutes, so you get used to it :)

[1] recyclable as long as it is not fired.
the world is about to end and my grandparents are in love BY KARA JACKSON

still, living like they orbit one another,
my grandfather, the planet, & grandma, his moon assigned
by some gravitational pull. they have loved long enough
for a working man to retire. grandma says she’s not tired,

she wears her husband like a coat that survives every season,
talks about him the way my parents talk about vinyl—
the subject salvaged by the tent of their tongues.
grandma returns to her love like a hymn, marks it with a color.

when the world ends will it suck the earth of all its love?
will i go taking somebody’s hand,
my skin becoming their skin?
the digital age is taking away our winters,

and i’m afraid the sun is my soulmate,
that waste waits for a wet kiss,
carbon calls me pretty, and i think
death is a good first date.

i hope when the world ends it leaves them be,
spares grandpa and his game,
grandma spinning corn into weight,

the two of them reeling into western
theme songs, the TV louder
than whatever’s coming.
It's not the hot water per se. It's the lack of oxygen.

There are many dead zones.

https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/deadzone.html
This is simply what post-peer-review looks like.

Instead of a few anonymous peer reviews, you get the entire planet to replicate. Moment you get something meaningful, publish it on arxiv. Quantity, not quality is king. Anomalies are drowned out by large samples. Questionable methods get mass debated in public.

Scientists are dependent on public funding, why squander the biggest moment in pop science for literal decades?

Now this won't work for 99.99% of research. But top tier research will probably get published on youtube and arxiv in the future...
It's not really a mystery. Compare Intel Macbooks with M1.
Not to mention there was a government bio-research facility a mere 14 miles away From Lyme, CT on Plum Island, that did bio-weapons research targeting livestock during the Cold War.
Botanical Ingredients W Purported Performance-Enhancing Properties InSupplements
But that would mean a more bad present, and we can't be having that can we?
>Presence and Quantity of Botanical Ingredients With Purported Performance-Enhancing Properties in Sports Supplements
That’s why you should see movies at Alamo.
And overcomplicating is inevitably why they stop using the tool, losing its value.

I used Simplenote for a good while and only switched to Apple Notes when my setup went all-Apple (because Simplenote’s sync could be glitchy).

It is becoming less homogeneous now so I may switch back.
This is trite bullshit, debunked for years.

"The U.S. Department of Agriculture has repeated it several times since the book came out: no one has ever worked on Lyme disease on Plum Island. Eric Traub himself never conducted any research there. He simply visited the site! He wasn't a tick specialist, but a foot-and-mouth disease specialist. Pressed by an Associated Press journalist, Michael C. Carroll admitted back in 2004 that he had "no direct evidence "2 of his claims.

The strongest argument in support of this thesis is in fact a simple geographical coincidence. Lyme, the small Connecticut town that gave its name to the disease, is located in Connecticut, a few dozen kilometers from Plum Island, as the crow flies. It was here, in 1975, that researchers drew up a summary of what they called "Lyme arthritis". They had observed an unusual recrudescence of oligoarthritis in children, and attributed it to tick-borne bacteria of the Borrelia genus.

In fact, these researchers were not the first to observe what was to become Lyme disease. Other outbreaks were scattered across Europe and North America, thousands of miles from Plum Island."

https://www.afis.org/Maladie-de-Lyme-L-Obs-a-retrouve-le-cou...

Disappointing to see many fall for it. "Do your own research", but for real, please.
They're probably not narcotrafficker UAV's, which would be more profitably deployed delivering powdered donut remnants.
> The music video, directed by Rob Quartly, shot at the Don Jail in Toronto, reflects the vision of a "fashion" police state, with scenes of Hart in a prison cell, without sunglasses, being strong-armed by police officers and paraded past various citizens wearing their regulation shades.
Scale. You have to be able to do it once to be able to do it at all.

This is just for creative/artistic use, because you obviously don't want software to "guess" on something used for engineering. In that case, you would use an appropriate 3D scan.

Also, 3D assets aren't generally created as scenes. A 3D-2D-3D pipeline also has wide application in AR, VR, standalone modeling, animation, etc.
warmer waters = less oxygen

less oxygen = less life

less life = less food

less food = less human
Nope you can just put a preprint out. Like it or not, academic labs are probably busy doing things like checking their data and doing multiple replicates varying conditions. You know, science.
Ha, true! I forgot that used to not be a thing, and people were trying everything from crushed beetles to insanely hot chili peppers to crazy dangerous poisons, and still nothing really worked.
> "Isn't it so that higher temperatures (up to a certain limit) help marine life to thrive?" (emphasis on your word choice)

> "Those temperature limits are being passed."

> "Can you point out regions of the oceans where water so hot that sea life can barely exist?" (emphasis on your words again)

I think this should demonstrate to everyone how disingenuous you're being. Also, downvoting doesn't make you right, nor does it stop the planet from boiling. ;)
Walking past the Gordon street entrance to Glasgow Queen street on a Saturday night will make you question whether any event that could be described as an "Enlightenment" ever occured. Jokes aside I look forward to reading the doc in more detail once I am off work.
This, its utterly shameful. Hot takes here, hot takes there, skepticism here, tell people to calm down there.

Yet not a single replication! China has gone through multiple failed and successful replications so far. And the first US replication is from an amateur.

If LK-99 works out, expect some congressmen to use this as a bludgeoning tool against the state of US public science.
Having had many partners is bad if it indicates someone has neuroticisms around sex/relationships or has major interpersonal issues that cause relationships not to last. There are people who sleep around and have a lot of relationships who don't enjoy smothering interpersonal closeness just for the sake of it, however if they found the right person they'd make great partners.
It is just an artifact of the WSJ complaining about "kids these days". In the past, the WSJ has whined about the internet, television, rock & roll, radio and telephones.
I think it's at least a 100 as the carbon rises through the atmosphere? So we've locked in warming until the 2100's at least.

My optimistic side says that technology will fix it (AI
& superconductors?) and we'll look back on this like we look back at kids doing nuclear war drills in elementary school during the cold war.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36892464
Not to be anti Eastern or anything but are there any results from the global west being worked on? Say a university in the US or UK /Europe?

I have no reason to doubt the quality or integrity of research published elsewhere but I would love to see some research from multiple sources including a diverse geography.
ELI5, can someone please.

This stuff is over my head (what I'm looking at, ramifications, etc)

I'm also confused because I see conflicting things (e.g. "room temperature" but video says "500C").

Also, is this real or fake? I've seen comments on both.