skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Years ago I did some experimenting on myself, including increasing to gain weight, and at least for me hunger seems to mostly be a function of relative emptiness from recent maximum fullness.

Sounds odd, but let's say I filled my stomach to 90% of my total capacity, then a few hours later I've digested down to 45% capacity and that's when I get hungry. That's -50% of the last maximum. If I spend a week or two restricting what I ate to a maximum of 60% capacity, I'd only get hungry around 30%, also -50%. But with less total calories eaten.

(numbers made up just to give an idea what it felt like)
It's always DNS! https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2603
If the next Starship makes it through staging, you can call that a win
> How often is this an issue?

In our opinion, almost always.
That doesn't mean anything out of context. Yes, there are drug busts, but the size and frequency are much less than would be expected in a US or EU city of the same size and wealth. Even less than the percapita average of Japan if I'm not mistaken, which itself has laws nearly as strict.
Spain also has the lowest fertility rate in Europe at 1.28. Not sure how much apartment living is cause or effect on that but it's a grim number. Every generation is only 60% the size of the one that came before it.
It would be nice to have full LIDAR based 3D scanning on phones, one for better imaging and two to provide datasets for 2D to 3D LLMs.
And the actual title of the study is 'Effect of Time-Restricted Eating on Weight Loss' which describes a concept that is basically the colloquial definition of intermittent fasting.

The popular term 'intermittent fasting' usually describes time restricted eating, with a fasting period usually between 16-20 hours.
Yep, everyone I know who isn't already involved in creating software, including a number of people I know who do jobs that I think of as being actually-hard, thinks it seems really hard and magical. Like, not the job aspect of it that we're mostly discussing here, but the "writing the code that makes computers do all this stuff" part, that probably strikes 95% of the people reading this thread as pretty easy at this point. It's just that it's easy to do things you already know how to do.
You do know that 90% of Swedish workers are covered by collective agreements, right? While the unions have lost members over the last few decades, about 70% of the population is still members of a union. As such, the number 0.01% only proves your complete ignorance in this matter. Sweden isn't the US and the behavior of the unions isn't comparable to that of the US narrative - nor are the rules and customs of our nation.

The 0.01% is in this situation the foreign CEOs while the 99.9% is the actual population. Your made the perfect argument in favor of the unions, by sheer ignorance.

PS. The lost in members is likely due to the fact that those who isn't unionized reap most of the benefits anyway. Employers usually sign collective agreements voluntarily as it usually benefits both employer and employees. The numbers would likely go back up if they didn't.
He apparently made the fatal error of being both a terrible person and not wealthy enough at the same time.
Just look how often the vscode extensions break for the open-source variants of the IDE.
I basically have to sit down every few months and rejig my settings.json file to match the latest syntax used by the IDE.

Microsoft hasn't changed its character, only how it presents itself.
Consumer Finance Protection Bureau wants regulate Venmo, Apple Cash like banks
GM's Cruise recalling 950 driverless cars after crash involving pedestrian
the choice is to live 2 years behind (e.g. integrate the open source stuff and ride that wave of improvement). for businesses in a competitive space, that’s perhaps untenable. but for individuals and anywhere else where this stuff is just a “nice to have”, that’s really just the long-term sustainable approach.

it reminds me of a choice like “do i host my website on a Windows Server, or a Linux box” at a time when both of these things are new.
From the moderator at OEIS
[Incidentally, today these cards are sometimes referred to as "punch cards" (sic). This is wrong, they were always called "punched cards". Anyone who says "punch cards" is showing they know nothing about the subject. Saying "punch cards" is like saying "hike boots" or "walk stick" or "chew gum".]
>she's pretty doubtful of my claim that server racks are normal household items.

Haha, she's got you there.
Dive into the history of NASA's logo evolution
I live in a modern mid-rise in Dallas.

Same experience. Most noise comes from people in the hallways because a solid wood door does not insulate sound.

Traffic noise could be improved with triple pane windows, but really it's just un-restricted mufflers that penetrate, and that should be handled by the city.
I love how level creation for games like Doom and Quake has developed into these small, independent scenes, with a rich community history and a real sense of taste and refinement in how they approach designing for these games. In the same way that "pixel art" has evolved from a necessity driven by the limits of early hardware, through early attempts to recreate a "retro" look, to the point where it is a well-developed aesthetic that is used as an informed choice.

It might sound a bit pretentious, but it really feels like the video games have begun to reach a point of maturity akin to older forms of art, where people are no longer fumbling around in the dark so much, or chasing the technological zeitgeist. Instead creators are consciously embracing and exploring different limitations and aesthetics, in the same way a painter might use different types of paint, with all these diverse styles and scenes, which are at once independent yet also informed by each other.
I don't think that's really true (though the claim might be too general to even evaluate on its merits). The same way that I don't believe most religious leaders are secretly atheists.
Single family homes are fine. The problem in the U.S. is that it's illegal to build anything _but_ single family homes in the majority of suburbs. Wouldn't it be better if people had access to a walkable grocery store, coffee shop or park? Or if kids could safely walk or bike to school? Many communities have absolutely zero options and are completely reliant on cars in order to go about daily life.
Yes it does. You can't submit a form by pressing enter unless it contains a non-disabled <button type="submit" />

It's a shame that screen-reader support sucks, but it's semantically correct.
Personal take here -- I try to time-restrict eating. I'll brush my teeth right after dinner and essentially close off eating. Git commit. Git push. Done.

The nice thing about this is how it prevents snacking at night because you're in an "off" state that is binary. I cant trick myself into thinking a tiny bit will be OK, because any tiny bit wrecks the binary state of fasting.
What led Android 14 to lock some Pixel users out of their phone
...amd the Unions can also be in cahoots with each other (to not piss off the employer). A deal here, a deal there, between themselves and then with the employer, everybody is happy apart from the workers.
Nb: 1st hand experience, currently ongoing.
Sigh

a) Nyquist–Shannon

b) CD sample-rate is 44kHz

c) Human hearing for the young goes up to 20kHz

"Vinyl won" because almost no-one buys physical media, they prefer to rent. And LPs are a better pose.
GhostBSD makes FreeBSD a little less frightening for the Linux loyal
Black licorice is a terrible vice for me because it seems like less of one. I do OMAD + hiking + zero alcohol, and lost about 20lbs in 3mos as well. I've done omad before, but was sedantary and still drinking and while it worked, I gained it all back when I started adding lunches again, but it was because of being sedantary.

OMAD is effectively calorie restriction anyway because the longer you do intermittant fasting, the lower your average calorie consumption becomes over that period. Can't say it's healthy or smart, but it worked for me.

Current play is adapting this OMAD + hiking + zero alcohol for the winter to be fewer hikes but adding stronglifts 5x5 3-4x a week as a routine, which should consume any marginal meals and create the metabolic demand as I start lifting heavier again. I've found that sobriety is a free super power as well, can't recommend it highly enough for cutting out impaired judgment snacks.
> Data that has come out since does seem to indicate it lowers transmission.

You can't retroactively justify a lie. If I think Bob is in jail and I tell you he's not in jail, it doesn't matter later if he turned out never to have been in jail.

The claims that were being made, and being used to push policy, were at the time something that hadn't even been tested.
They could also ship a firmware update which disables it, although I imagine there’d be some concern about a lawsuit.
rules_docker is deprecated in favor of rules_oci, which also has Rust support: https://github.com/bazel-contrib/rules_oci/blob/main/docs/ru...

I think Bazel can be a good fit for larger polyglot organizations that need to manage large codebases in many languages in a uniform way. Basically Google-circa-2010-sized organizations, coincidentally!

For smaller teams, adopting Bazel too early can be a real productivity drain, where you get all of the downsides of its constraints without as many of its benefits. Bazel is overkill for a project of ~10 Go apps, for example. Ko was actually created to help such a project (Knative) migrate off of Bazel's rules_docker to something better, and I think it achieved the goal!
It is being used in production by a good number of people, and the webserver made using it is faster than Cowboy, the most popular Erlang webserver.

All OTP is usable from Gleam.
1 in 5 VMware customers plan to jump off its stack next year
Having multiple systems down sure sounds like a major outage to me. Not a complete outage, sure, but still a major one.
Eh, yes, because this is not an astronomy forum, there may be plenty of people who don't have a good idea of what "wide angle" means in that context. So IMNSHO a clarification was entirely appropriate, and thinking otherwise is rather arrogant. I didn't mean that "wide angle" would mean something like a 24mm camera lens, but more that it's much more narrow than even long telephoto focal lengths like 200mm or 400mm or even 600mm!

Especially given that this is a survey mission whose purpose is to image large parts of the sky, it could be entirely plausible to a layman that its angle of view were much wider than 0.7 degrees!
There's something called quake injector too, which makes it even easier to get access to maps, at least ones on quakespasm. You probably still need to add them manually if they're from slipseer, but i think most are on both sites
I’m not glued to my phone as I ditched most social media years ago. It’s still great to have as a travel camera (even night photos look good now), use google maps, have a browser on a decent screen when needed, and for podcasts when I take a daily walk. It’s social media itself that kept me glued to my screen. It’s also liberating to take pictures in a relaxed way for yourself and not worry about getting the perfect shot to share. It helps keep you in the moment.
Multiple hacker news stories have been published about Herman Ponzter and double water studies. https://researchblog.duke.edu/2021/03/24/duke-researcher-bus...
The reliance to some degree is what it is until alternatives are available and easy enough to navigate, identify and adopt.

Some of the tips in this discussion threads are invaluable and feel good for where I might already be thinking about some things and other new things to think about.

Commenting separately on those below.
Have a look at MNX, which is in the process of being designed:

https://w3c.github.io/mnx/docs/

It's an open JSON format that's being hashed out by members of the music technology community. It's not production-ready yet, but I encourage you to get involved in the discussions! https://github.com/w3c/mnx/

(I lead creation of the format, as one of the co-chairs of the W3C Music Notation Community Group.)
Take a look at some of the details about what I’m saying. If you still feel like you were told the truth then that is fine. No trials on transmission were done yet we were lead to believe they were. I was skeptical myself at first.
Same situation here. I'm hoping being quadrilingual can help me serve as a diplomat or at least part of any envoys to distant communities. I also have some experience chopping down one tree in my backyard.
I did not say Palestinians were a monolithic block or that civilians deserve to die. I am saying that if you want to analyze which side of a war that you support, it does kind of reduce down to the governments in power (or the non-state actor you are fighting). Whether you believe the US-Afghan war was just, or the US-Vietnam war, or the Russian-Ukraine war, or US vs Germany in WW2, or Israel vs Gaza, reduces down to what you believe about the respective governments and their actions at that time, not based on the average man on the street and does not require one to assume that all citizens support their government or anything really about the average citizen.
I understand the conversation you’re having.

Here is the definition of solipsism:
Solipsism (/ˈsɒlɪpsɪzəm/ ⓘ SOLL-ip-siz-əm; from Latin solus 'alone', and ipse 'self')[1] is the philosophical idea that only one's mind is sure to exist. As an epistemological position, solipsism holds that knowledge of anything outside one's own mind is unsure; the external world and other minds cannot be known and might not exist outside the mind.
FB is dropping support for PGP encrypted emails
Facebook is dropping the option to encrypt emails next month.

https://imgur.com/a/3iekMAj

So, the emails to reset your password will be clear text and vulnerable to be read by your email provider.

It worked by uploading your public key in your settings.
Having one way to deploy software is great. If I want to run 10 different home services (Pihole, Minecraft server, Plex, whatever), I'd prefer to not need different ways of updating/backing up/provisioning each.

Ideally K8s w/Flux is pretty great for this, as I can just make a change in SCM and then let it rip. Hardware dies? Drop in a new one and keep going. Backups handled by the larger system, instead of individual computers.

Additionally, my VPN/DNS and other networking setups with CloudFlare zero trust and MetalLB make it really easy to securely access it from anywhere for whatever service I need, with minimal fuss.

But... getting the USB parts working with K8s is so annoying, as their assumptions around using Docker or Containderd are pretty fixed. Obviously I need to set an affinity/requirement of the node having the USB device, but even after that it just doesn't seem happy. I can see the device in HA, but it never connects.
The data is taken from OpenStreetMap, which is like Wikipedia for maps. You can improve coverage in your area!
There are just different kinds of "hard". I have lots of nurses in my family who have worked in ERs and ICUs, some of whom nonetheless have told me "I could never do what you do". I think they could! What I do seems way easier to me! But that's not how they see it.
> There’s no real law to maximize profits. Just greed and a court precedent,

I thought that in Common Law countries, court precedents are "real law".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law

> In law, common law (also known as judicial precedent, judge-made law, or case law) is the body of law created by judges and similar quasi-judicial tribunals by virtue of being stated in written opinions.

(emphasis mine)
Bulletpapers: ArXiv AI paper summarizer, won Anthropic Hackathon
If you have the willpower, an acceptable middle ground might be dropping your data plan. I've got a Pixel, but my plan is also ~~$15/mo~~ $25/mo. This covers more than enough for maps and music, but I've had to remove social media to stop auto-playing videos. I find it's the best of both worlds!

(Edit: Checked my invoice, and I'm not receiving one of the discounts I was expecting.)
Yes. There are some remarkably high-quality articles on somewhat esoteric topics that don't directly touch on politics that I'd definitely recommend, but if it touches on politics, it's highly likely to be tainted and editorialized.
The Great Rewrite
Intermittent fasting has no strict minimum that you have to fast, it can be 10-12 hours and still be intermittent fasting.
The average world and business user doesn't use an API directly.

It can be easy to lose sight of that.
Mocks are deliberately not supported by Gleeunit as I (the maintainer) believe they are strictly worse than using dependency injection, and often result in dramatically lower quality code.
I thought these were images of Boston City Hall at first.
Furthermore: the MORE they ignore that reality, the more trapped they are.
Punch Cards or Punched Cards?
The wiki editor of On-line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS) rants in the weirdest of places.

[Incidentally, today these cards are sometimes referred to as "punch cards" (sic). This is wrong, they were always called "punched cards". Anyone who says "punch cards" is showing they know nothing about the subject. Saying "punch cards" is like saying "hike boots" or "walk stick" or "chew gum".]
I believe they should be removed because of the "assert" stripping that they do.
It's more important to understand the possibilities than remember the details. Details can always be quickly looked up, as long as you know what to look for and can conceptualize which tools to combine to achieve a goal.
The romex has to go a lot further than 1-2 meters. Also it has pretty thick insulation.

The difference in distance combined with USB having a 5 amp limit gives you at least a 10x difference in necessary conductor cross section.

11 gauge wire is 2.3mm across. Divide the cross section by ten and you have 21 gauge wire, which is .7mm across.
Computerizing India's Railways in the 1980s
The EU is just too large and infringes on the natural rights of too many people.

Your typical country government is already too much but somehow they get away with it with a pinch of nationalism and tribe mentality, the EU is so over board that I think people will actually rebel / or people with a brain will migrate away eventually.
Gelman's hero just for talking about the scandal? What did he say?
That's not at all what trans rights are.
I dunno I'm an atheist and I've thought about starting my own cult occasionally :)
I was planning on maybe upgrading my Pixel 6 Pro for the 8, but then it came out with a smaller screen, more money.. and.. a thermometer? Who the hell asked for a thermometer? Give me Lidar.
I've always wondered what substances people are using, the more that they have to touch that stuff. When I was more naive and inexperienced, I was blind to this, and I also judged it.

Nowadays, as long as the marketers are taking care of it, and they aren't ruining their health, I don't care what they're taking as long as it's not meth.
depending on what sort of support you need, you can also consider embedding the static assets into the go binary
> Before the introduction of Trophies in console games there was no way for game developers to know how far their buyers actually played the game before they stopped and moved on.

Do console games not have analytics?
> 3) Nobody gives a f** about your clean code

This is true most of the time, but assuming your boss and coworkers are doing their jobs well (which is why it's not true most of the time) people will regularly communicate the things that are helping or hindering in their work.

Of course, you might find that your perfectly clean code isn't as helpful as you expected, depending on what you see as "clean." You'll learn that people care about how quickly they can understand and use your code, and whether they can make changes without worrying about breaking things. That's all they care about, and that's what "clean" is supposed to serve and accomplish.
OsmAnd is actually one of the main reasons I'm considering upgrading my phone. The 6GB memory in my P5a is apparently not sufficient to take a photo and not kill OsmAnd in the background...
Unions are a good thing, definately right now when the competition from "slave owners" in eastern Europe, China etc will exploit workers and outrun competition that way.

For Tesla, with China's export of electric vehicle it would be a good thing to "set the bar" and prevent low cost workers from entering the market - hence securing Tesla's position in Sweden.

And that's what the "Swedish model" of working is all about, Unions "set the lower bar" for what is acceptable and what is not.
If it doesn't exist already, surely this would be demand for this as a browser extension in the event that article 45 passes.
Completely random comment. I was in a meeting probably about 20 years ago in the 2000s. I forget with what company. Anyone, one of the folks introduced himself as Vinod. I looked at his last name. Valloppillil. I was like "Oh hey - are you the halloween documents guy?". He was completely spooked - looked like a cat had walked over his grave. Seemed like something in his past he wanted to forget. But I thought it was pretty awesome - like having a minor celebrity to talk to when I was a fairly junior engineer. Not quite as awesome as having my copy of Applied Cryptography autographed by Bruce Schnier, but still kinda cool.

Anyway - if you are still out there working in Tech Vinod - hope everything is going well.
I neither agree or disagree, but could you clarify which parts are hype to you?

Self-hosting though is useful internally if for no other reason having some amount of fall back architecture.

Binding directly only to one API is one oversight that can become a architectural debt issue. I"m spending some time fun time learning about API Proxies and Gateways.
If this $15/mo plan you have is available to US residents, can you please share details?
Valid in some way, however there is an additional half of users who never launch the game at all. Several high-profile games on steam have global achievement stats where the achievement you get for launching the game / completing the tutorial /creating a character is only earned by at most 60% of people who own the game.
Yes, sooner or later this is going to become the future of GPT in applications. The models are going to be embedded directly within the applications.

I'm hoping for more progress in the performance of vectorized computing so that both model training and usage can become cheaper. If that happens, I am hopeful we are going to see a lot of open source models that can embedded into the applications.
Spotify Premium includes 15 hours of audiobook listening (US only)
Golang had a very similar statement on their homepage when the Gleam homepage was created.

It's very normal.
That makes sense to me but I'm not sure your average judge/juror would see it so simply--especially given that in most cases it'd be a lot easier to tell if/when a deadbolt has been modified.
I don't think I've ever upgraded my phone while the previous one was still operable :)

That said, Apple is pretty good about making sure their phones fail on a predictable timeline (2 years? Oh, time for the battery to stop retaining charge, or the touchscreen to stop responding, etc).
> Still, almost all production lexers and parsers are hand written.

As a counterpoint, I consider the JetBrains parsing system to be world class and they hand-write very few (instead building on this system: https://github.com/JetBrains/Grammar-Kit#readme )

- https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/idea/23... (the parser I'll concede, as they do seem to be hand-rolling that part)

- https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/idea/23... (same for its parser)

- https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/idea/23... and https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/idea/23...

- https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-plugins/blob/idea/233.... and https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-plugins/blob/idea/233....