skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A very costly exercise. They would in the end probably succeed but I doubt the current leadership would survive the closed door review of the costs, and there would be costs in men and materiel. Nobody likes counting bodybags.

I would be surprised if the rampant militarism we see outside is repeated so doggedly inside at senior levels. Many lessons will be being digested from Ukraine, and people will be reminding themselves pf how hard an opposed landing is.

The Chinese economy is pretty rocky. Cut off from western markets it has low domestic oil coal and steel stocks so you'd think they want to get over evergreen and their current economic mess too which could take a decade.

So my gut feel is they may still shout war war but they actually hope for jaw jaw more.
Any process chemists here care to comment on this synthesis? I'm craving more information from these papers on the synthesis: weights, sources, purities, and powder sizing of precursors, models of ovens, glass details, etc. etc.

When there's clearly big and important differences between everyone's outputs using the "method similar to that reported by Sukbae Lee et al." then it's important to know every detail!
That's what is currently being done! A few videos have surfaced of smaller grains of LK-99 fully levitating. We're waiting for additional confirmation.
How D.C. Is Sending Its Most Dangerous Drivers a Message
The WIN32 is Linux's most stable API. Joking aside I don't see native ports becoming more common, we tried that a decade ago with Steam Machines and it was for the most part a disaster made of awful ports and zero support. Proton has a large community around it and just keep getting better every release, I can't see people giving that up.
the reason he might be dating someone younger is not just for trophy but for things such as:

- younger woman for him is more attractive (doesn't mean it's just for trophy)

- 38+ woman have biological clock so they might be more desperate to get someone commit and have a kid fast

- if he date someone younger and after half a year they found out they both are not compatible then there is no guilt as much as when dating 38+ woman that wanna have a kid and you "wasted her half a year of maybe just 2 years left to have a healthy biological kid)

- might be for him easier to date younger divorced woman with kid (because many guys don't want to date those for long term), but that's not necessarily bad relation because she has a lot of experience.
I wish people on this website were as enthusiastic about addressing this problem as they are about tech things.
Twitter is basically broken if you don't login, compare this:

https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip

https://nitter.net/andrewmccalip

In Twitter the latest tweet I see is from July, in Nitter is 22 minutes ago. Additionally in Twitter I get 3 notices/popups that I need to close.
What's the alternative though? All the others have already sold their users off ...
> Yes you can on the android emulator. The biggest issue is compu arch in that case.

If I have to go and install one, I can do that on Windows.
> Take ocean deoxygenation: it happens locally due to fertiliser runoff

Two types, not one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_deoxygenation#Types_and_...
> You could do that, but we have a non-commercial license so you'd have to look out for that.

Your post claims this is open source, but your license says otherwise: https://www.oshwa.org/2014/05/21/cc-oshw

Meanwhile you're soliciting feedback, improvements, reviews, and other free work from the community here...

I'm not a die-hard advocate of open source, but advertising software under a restrictive license as open source comes off as disingenuously trying to sow good will in the community
Films really haven't adapted well to the invention of the cellphone, let alone the smartphone. Being able to instantly communicate anywhere ruins so many plots.
> Game of Thrones was extremely unique and "Non-American" for the nudeness and many sex scenes.

Really? My feeling is the other way around - that say HBO shows (made by Americans) always have gratuitous nudity and sex scenes. Even the great ones, like "The Wire" or "Sopranos" had plenty of them. It's as if there's a person at HBO responsible for checking scripts if there's enough sex/nudity in them, because research shows they increase viewership.
My personal opinion is that there is a far higher rate of neurosis in almost all people now. There is clear evidence from when I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s that there were simply more times where people "bummed about", even very successful people. People drank more and they worried less.

IMO, Pandora's box has been opened. Now humans are hyper-aware about the possibilities to optimise their life. They know they could be working out, they could be calorie counting, they could be learning a new language, they could be sorting out their investments. But, it's impossible to forget this. Once you are infected and connected, you can't return to not taking care of things. Once you have been made aware of the problem, your excuse of ignorance is gone, and you are forever going to be making the explicit decision to not solve your problems.

Naturally, this increased neurosis, and lack of ability to let go, is a huge stop on the kind of letting go required for sex. Basically all people now prefer to be alone or in a comfortable space, sorting out their own problems in life.
This is interesting to me. You're British "by accident of birth". You, yourself, are no more a coloniser than any native person, surely. I know it's considered a British thing, in jest at least, to assume the guilt of past generations ... but do you really perceive yourself in this way, even a bit?

Personally, I don't think guilt helps us move forward, we need to do what is right now.

Interested in anyone's thoughts here.
For the sake of brevity I will continue to use capitalism below when I think possibly you, and certainly the original comment actually meant free markets. They are similar but slightly different.

I disagree. I actually think there is more than enough data to argue that prosperous societies are not the end state of capitalism. The are the middle state of capitalism and the end state is increasing market power abuse caused by the proliferation of oligopolies and monopolies, which leads to stagnation on multiple fronts and societal decline. This makes sense when you realize the core tenet of capitalism is severe restriction on what the group can tell an individual they can and can't do with their capital, labor on with their labor or think about with their intellect. When the system is functioning properly it's basically a self regulating society improving idea machine because if you come up with an idea that people like you sell it in the market and amass more capital, which amplifies the reach of your ideas and labor. That process just keeps repeating as long as you output good ideas. When you output bad ideas that nobody wants you fail to sell it and you lose money on the sunk costs, decreasing the reach of your future ideas.

This amplification has a negative downside in that as you increase one's reach you increase their ability to block other's reach and thus you naturally get monopolies/oligopolies. For a capitalist society to continue to stay in the awesome middle stage it needs government to both mostly stay out of the way and also come in and break up monopolies/oligopolies and government seem to pretty uniformly fail about both of these tasks.

side note: it's unusual in history for low birth rates to lead to a return to imperialism and mass war because war is usually expansionary and needs high birth rates to motivate both the need for expansion and deteriorating conditions at home to drive the support of said expansion. The only example of low birth rates causing expansionary war I can think of is the current ukraine thing and that is really more about decreasing border exposure for russia because their population is shrinking so fast they soon wont' be able to field a force that can defend the multithousand km plains border they would have with NATO if NATO held Ukraine.
Thanks - that's useful
It's crazy, huh? Nobody would ever say "how dare physically disabled people rely on things like wheelchairs to be less disabled" (well, nobody I would consider worth listening to at least). Yet medication for ADHD, depression, and other mental health issues are stigmatized.
C family here refers to syntax style. In this case the general use of curly braces to denote blocks and often semicolons to denote end of statements. Another example of such a family would be the ML language family with languages like Haskell and F Sharp.
Clicked through 3 links to be greeted with "Disclaimer: I’m no physicist nor chemist...It turned out that LK folks were not talking about some stupid shit."

-- combined with "(Note: was written and published hours before this demonstration.)", and there wasn't an attempt to explain the connection between TFA and this new other article I'm supposed to read.

I'm good, thanks.
It shouldn't be hard to make Zig go to top place then, which is great opportunity to shine, given that they are still missing Zig entries,

https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...

https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/
It sounds like you're supporting OP's view. If someone hasn't put it the time and effort to learn these compromises, communication, patience, and forgiveness previously, why would they do it now with you after they meet you at age 40?
There is a Checz lab also documenting the process https://twitter.com/CondMatfyz
You'd simply not care about what happens to someone after a break-up at all? With someone you were otherwise prepared to spend your entire life with - given your anti-"promiscuity" position?

If you were prepared to just drop your ex-girlfriend and move on (and would rather have done so than meet the exact same person a few years and a few partners later) then this suggests not that you're against people having multiple partners ... but that you're against women having multiple sexual partners.
emacs-gtk3 it's huge. emacs-gtk2 it's lighter. Ideally I'd recompile Emacs
against Motif widgets by editing the port dependencies. UTF-8 rendering
inside the editing pane would work as usual.

On Scheme, Chicken Scheme can compile code and run it relatively faster.
Also, Geiser would work with Chicken too, there's a package from ELPA I think.
It has been noticed since the sixties, when comstockery was abolished.
I partially disagree with your viewpoint. There are many reasons to have had many sexual partners without being an unhealthy individual. Travel for work would be one such example(or even for leisure).
if he means that, I do not see it happening so easily,

Energy storage in a superconductor is done in the form of magnetic field, a superconducting induction coil (SMES), whose density of energy storage per kilogram is highly inferior to a capacitor and a supercapacitor, which stores energy in the form electric fields, and whose density of energy storage per Kg in turn is very inferior to chemical batteries.

The magnetic fields are charged and released quicker in inductors than in capacitors (and than in chemical batteries), also the material have a longer life, and the rate of self-discharge is sightly inferior in superconducting inductors, nevertheless the density per kilogram -and to administrate such sudden energy release- limits very much the applications.

If LK99 becomes true, and is improved much (as the electrical current in the paper is limited to milliamperes range), at middle term I don't think on it happening.

If at future is achieved superconducting through nanowires, with inferior weight to batteries, may be, but in a car for example would need the added weight of metallic "magnetic shields" for health security.

IMHO, I don't see it beyond stationary applications.
Yeah, I'm not just talking about obese people, cinema is almost completely devoid of even slightly overweight and out of shape people - ie. normal people.
Why wouldn't it work well with your software ecosystem. All hypervisors allow booting from a disk image. If not you wouldn't be able to boot your installed OS!
Thanks for the film recommendations.

I definitely think SSRIs are a big problem, but the sex problem in general is also not just a US thing. I live in Germany and it is really bad here too. To have sex, first of all you need to meet new people, and it seems that much of the German youth have systematically eliminated all desire to meet new people.
There are two scale standards used on Shipbucket[0]:

Shipbucket Project: 2 pixels = 1 meter [1]

FD (Forum Defensia): 22.093 pixels = 1 meter [2]

[0] http://shipbucket.com/wiki/index.php/About_Shipbucket

[1] http://shipbucket.com/styleguide

[2] http://shipbucket.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=4710
Depends on the country as well. They may be true in the US but it is not true in other counties.
There is absolutely nothing new here.
Anyone more qualified than me care to comment on whether the picture in figure 1c, which shows what appear to be pure copper islands on the outside of the material, supports the idea of a heterogenous material in that the reaction either wasn't complete or resulted in impure output?
If I lived on the border, I'd be upset, too. However, this isn't very far from standard Russian way of doing things. They regularly invade air space of various NATO countries, maybe just to test their fighters, maybe to introduce some tension, who knows. The routine is that our fighters escort the intruders back to where they came from. In this case, since the military training was communicated well in advance and the army was expected their aircraft near the border, nobody even bothered. Funnily enough, the last news from Belarus indicate that it might be in fact an accident, not planned action.
> You absolutely can forbid unsafe code (within a scope of a particular codebases) and some projects happily do it.

No, you can't. The standard library contains 'unsafe', all over the place. Even if you discount that, large swathes of the library 'ecosystem' contain 'unsafe' and those that don't? They depend on libraries that do.

>"The use is necessary" = absolutely not.

Relying on some unsafe code that someone else has written is still using unsafe. The code in your dependencies is code that you use, that you depend on, and that affects you. It is meaningless to say you 'don't use unsafe code' if your code is just plumbing together a bunch of libraries that contain 'unsafe' code.

>And then there's another category where authors think they do because "that's how they would do it in C++", but in reality they don't.

This common sentiment from Rust developers is, just like all their other claims, totally unfounded. 'Oh you don't really need unsafe'. Then you explain why actually, yes, you do need unsafe and you're told that you're describing a 'special case'. Well guess what, every project is a special case in some respect. Every nontrivial project is going to have something that requires unsafe code, whether it's interfacing with hardware or using a system call that hasn't been wrapped or using a third party library or implementing a complex data structure or one of many many other various things that require 'unsafe'.

And even if you don't use 'unsafe' anywhere in your code and you somehow magically know that all of your dependencies are perfectly written and all the soundness bugs in the Rust compiler are fixed (at which point you might well ask: if you can assume all your Rust dependencies are perfect, why can't you assume all your C dependencies are perfect? And also, how can you be confident in any 'unsafe' code being safe if the rules for what is 'safe' to do in unsafe aren't even written down anywhere?), then what do you get? Almost nothing. 'Memory safety' is a very narrow category. As I said above, it means 'things Rust protects against'. It wasn't a term that was popularly used before Rust became known in the way Rust means it. Even to most Rust developers and contributors, right up until release it was widely assumed that it included leak freedom. And then a couple of weeks before release that was quietly dropped and memory-holed when it was shown that you could introduce memory leaks trivially. Large amounts of supposedly 'safe' unsafe code had to be rewritten and redesigned.

Rust just doesn't give you any the guarantees that Rust evangelists love to claim. Even in memory safety. In fact, almost every language out there is MORE safe than Rust, in the sense in which Rust claims to be memory-safe! The only ones that aren't are those without garbage collection.
> It gets multiple book level treatment in Japanese (if you’re in Japan, please ask about the keigo section at a decent bookstore), and I am familiar with at least a few post-graduate papers on the topic.

There are entire PhD theses on aspects of English (or Spanish, German, Italian, French, Russian, ...) grammar too. That doesn't mean that people can not learn to use the aspect in question intuitively. It just means that it's difficult to provide an explanation for this behaviour.
Show HN: easyMina.js
Great reply :) but really, why people so often think "we're supposed to be" anything at all? Life seems totally random. We're not supposed to be anything, we just make it all up as we go. Money, happiness, love... we make it all up on top of our basic emotions (you could claim emotions guide what "we're supposed to be" in which case your reply is the conclusion we arrive at).
> What if they just enjoy casual sex?

What if there is a diamond in a pile of garbage ?

If someone legitimately enjoys casual sex AND has no baggage OR some kind of dark triad trait.. is that sort of person common, or rare?

As for the act: If there's no harm to anyone, its great. ON that light, casual sounds logical. But is your own body just another playground ?

Throughout history, there are numerous records of temperance being a virtue and hedonism being a vice. Coming from all sorts of corners.

Its not as clear cut.
> clanky bits that make it a poor fit for embedded devices.

What do you see as "clanky bits that make it a poor fit" for such a broad range of stuff as "embedded devices" ?

Embedded goes at least as far as from "It's actually just a Linux box" which is obviously well suited to Rust, to devices too small to justify any "high level language" where even C doesn't really fit comfortably. Rust specifically has no ambitions for hardware too small to need 16-bit addresses, but much of that range seems very do-able to me.
Some speculate its a monocrystsline "1D" superconductor, which could explain its different behavior.

But that is out of my depth. I am still trying to wrap my head around a directional superconductor/resistor...
Filth is an interesting word.
My use case is to let others use the HW I manage, not to have a known linux environment.

Either if someone wants to run something as an internal service (logging, ect) which should not depend on their desktop being online, or they need beefy HW.
You can't prove it in Rust either.
I believe it. Game support under linux is fine. I don't even bother to check compatibility. I also have an M1. It can't play anything. No Proton, no 32 bit games, it's useless.
There is no justification for BEMUs in this case because you can simply use direct electrification. The rails are already electrified except for short sections. It's actually a pretty rare scenario to ever need battery powered trains.

In reality, this is one of the silliest stories of the year. I'm guessing this is probably some kind of subsidy harvesting scam.
And this attitude is why it's a serious issue in our industry. You clearly don't take security seriously, to the point that it's a laughing matter for you.
I believe this is very common to be honest. Issues with serotonin can cause anxiety, depression and ADHD, so it's common to have multiple.

I have all three and I'm on Elvanse. When I first started it sent my anxiety through the roof, but my clinician wanted me to stick with it for a few weeks to wait for me to level out, and we increased dosage a few times.

When I found a dose that worked for me, it's a bit of a trade-off. I am a bit jittery for the first hour or two of the day, but that's "jittery" anxiety rather "doom" anxiety. The sort of fidgeting in your chair kind of feeling but the rest of the day is fine. I find the trade off is worth it for me.

When i tried methylphenidate, it gave me the "sense of impending doom" sort of anxiety. That deep feeling in your chest that something terrible is imminent, I didn't like it at all and that's part of why I started antidepressants in the first place.
Well, we don't just base the hypothesis that blue whales are the largest animal even on their size relative to estimated size of extinct species in general. It's based on the phylogeny of quite a few extinct and extant whale species and other allometric and paleo-bio/ecological considerations that go into a model of a recent diversification of larger whales that has thus far culminated in the blue whale [1]. It doesn't appear individual species of whale were evolving gigantism really rapidly and out of nowhere from smaller species, but a gradual trend over tens of millions of years. It appears missing fossils that are extreme size outliers probably become less likely the further you go back in time from the past few million years.

> Because finding fossils without funding is difficult

Eh, not really. They don't occur in isolation typically, a formation/deposit or Lagerstätten [2] rich in fossils are accidentally discovered, word gets out at some point, and then international funding follows.

[1] https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rspb.201....

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagerst%C3%A4tte
The suggested dynamics implies that the other parties selection pool stays constant, which is not true at all ages.
Yes assuming you use an external keyboard, mouse and probably a display (unless your eyesight is a lot better than mine).

You could probably get away without the mouse if you're ok with touchpad usage. But YMMV.
> original star wars trilogy

Famously, Lucas insisted on Carrie Fisher not wearing a bra in some scenes in the white flowing dress, and also put in the somewhat gratuitous bikini scene. You wouldn't get away with that today.
You are using the same logic as anti-vaxxers who point at the ingredients of vaccines and say "there's mercury in there, it MUST be bad for you!". Lead as part of a bigger molecule behaves differently from lead as a standalone metal.
> having breathing people slaving out for them

Same is true of any funeral directors. Why are people "slaving" as opposed to being "employed", on assumption for a decent sum?
That sounds expensive and slow. And sensible. So I'm guessing the Boring Company does things differently, but I have no basis for that.

Those tunnel boring machines that dig and put the concrete etc up are super cool though
> AFAIK, other android phones, like Pixels, don't have DisplayPort via USB-C output capability or might be limited to lower resolutions. What phone do you have? Try plugging to DisplayPort directly without the dock.

Fairphone 4, which should support DP over USB-C, but I do not have a USB-C to DP cable at the moment to try. Thanks for your suggestion :)
> it seems that much of the German youth have systematically eliminated all desire to meet new people

What makes you think that?
But that's an artifact of using two materials in alternation, not an artifact of one material showing 1d conduction.
"I’m no physicist nor chemist" means that I have no qualification to say whether the theory is legitimate or not.

"It turned out that LK folks were not talking about some stupid shit" means that their theory is not out of the thin air, but rather based on some alternative theory that has not been actually disproven but simply forgotten. This one is much easier to verify.

"was written and published hours before this demonstration" means that I have no prior knowledge about this demonstration. Otherwise you could argue that I have written the article to justify this demonstration.