skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably much harder to pull off + generate that thrust + carry enough fuel to generate that thrust for rocks > some small mass? Just guessing
Also on Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controvers...
Shall we call it... I don't know, a "win-win"?
If communist China is anything like communist Europe used to be, finding clever ways to overcome the rules or use them to your advantage is almost a sport, and definitely not considered immoral or unethical by most.
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How does recycling reduce plastic pollution? It's degrading and destroying the same plastic over and over. You're taking the high-quality plastic that would have sat in a landfill, making it into a lower-quality plastic and then sending it back out in the world. And then eventually... yep, the landfill, in the best-case scenario.

Recycling just increases the chance that it's going to end up as low-quality plastic polluting the environment.
Open Systems, a leading networking and cyber security organization, updated their IAM strategy by adopting ZITADEL, an open-source identity management system. ZITADEL is flexible such that it offers both self-hosting and cloud options, aligning with their diverse global client needs. It's a practical case of leveraging open-source technology to enhance security and operational efficiency in a large company.
It is difficult to get a man to remember something when his salary depends upon his not remembering it.
I've gotten a lot of value out of Dragons of Stormwreck Isle that came in the new D&D Starter Set. That said, I'm now using it as a base for jumping off into OSR (Old School Renaissance) modules after the OGL debacle and now this.
The performance on integrated GPUs is not stellar, but it should work.

On my AMD Ryzen 5 5600u with dual-channel DDR4, I’m getting 2 tokens/second. My friend with Intel Core i3 and single-channel memory was getting 1 token/second.
Has the code used to discover Halicin been made public?
anyone knows if the code used to discover Halicin has been made public? So the experiments can be reproduced? I am asking because one of the often cited successful results of from the current generation of AI system is the discovery of the antibiotic Halicin. Ref: A Deep Learning Approach to Antibiotic Discovery https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867420301021
Thanks!
There's a compelling argument that this is the result of Reagan cutting funding to colleges, resulting in once-free institutions pivoting to for-profit businesses.
The post is exaggerated. Media is still reporting what is happening there. The problem is that journalism is not well equipped anymore to give deeper insights (for example sending people there to find out what is really going on without relying on either parties reporting).

The conflict started and due to the scale of the Hamas attack and the German government supporting Israel due to its historic connection it is Israel focused.

That's what I get from the media landscape.
Being an archetypical query, the shortest path is usually explicitly covered in the documentation: https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/appendix/tutori...
The replies to your comment point out what is technically feasible but not how it could actually work at any scale.

Part of the “job” that software like FB and YT and Gmail for that matter perform for users is to make so-called graphic content a non-issue.
Well there are obviously other reasons I want to have cousins, but that's indeed one of them. I think it's because I've experienced having not many cousins first-hand, even the one cousin I have is 10 years younger than me so I don't hang out with him much.

Also my mom was the first of her cousins to get married and have a child (me) so I always felt like I was in a gray area when hanging out with her cousins because there was too little of an age gap between us for them to not take me seriously (and not treat me as a child) but also I wasn't old enough to connect with them and live through their family lore.

few that was hard to write

more fun context: The age gap between me and my mother's youngest cousin is only 3 years so I hope you can see how I am considered like the true youngest cousin between all the cousins.
3rd book in the series, incredible piece of writing.
In Canada the typical MRI waitlist time is several months outside of emergent issues. You could go privately but it's tougher than you think to pay for this, as it's not well integrated with the public system and your family GP (if you have one). I guess I'm saying, cost is definitely one factor but our exclusive public-only system has got problems too
Universal healthcare isn't guaranteed to work well. The point is that it at least can work well and you can see examples of countries where it is working well. I suspect that people would feel very differently about private healthcare if it was their only option rather than an additional option for those with the money to spare. For example, in the UK I am glad to be able to make use of private healthcare for small things when I need to, but I would hate to be in a situation where it was my only option. (And that's not because the NHS in the present moment is a particularly shining example of universal healthcare done right.)
Transform your phone into educational device, showing only educational content
Well unlilke in the US, the laws regarding internships and stuff in India are not that strict at all, in fact, various so called internship programs fake their partnerships with big tech companies like IBM/Microsoft and lure students in to work for free and get a certificate which has no worth whatsoever.
I'd imagine it sounds simpler but is actually much harder.

- Huge amounts of thrust required = likely multiple rocket engines

- That means huge amounts of mass and equipment

- Then the huge amounts of fuel required for all of those

Meanwhile with the nuke you can get away with much lower mass and "just" have to worry about making the bombs and detonating them at the right distance.

We invented nukes before we went to the moon, after all.
It’s interesting to note that there is claimed “Parkinson Disease belt”:

“Our study indicates that there is a ‘Parkinson disease belt’ with high prevalence and incidence of Parkinson disease involving the Midwest and Northeast regions. This nonrandom disease distribution argues strongly for an environmental influence on the pathogenesis of Parkinson disease.”

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2865395/
In 1977, everything was hard.

Growing just silicon crystals was still difficult let alone on sapphire--3 ionch wafers were the norm. Lithography was contact so degrade your masks over time. Threshold voltages had poor control. CMOS chips were very susceptible to ESD punchthrough. Latchup was murderous (SOS helps cut this down greatly). You had purple plague. I can go on and on.
The stores which have their own brands will also often simply set higher prices for the other brands
Why do they need to go to different schools? Why do you need to pack them with evening activities?

Honestly, I think it has nothing to do with that. Nobody, once they reach the age of having kids sits down in front of a spreadsheet to start thinking of how to deal with dance and soccer activities.

People just think having kids is expensive and will take up most of the free time they currently have, both are true.
Reality: the US is spending 1.5 times what comparable countries are spending on healthcare

This headline: the US is spending 6 times what comparable countries are spending on healthcare

Yes - it's very misleading
> Well, physicians have to be paid accordingly for their time and financial investment

Most of those doctors European doctors probably got their degree with almost no tuition paid. If I wanted to become a doctor I could start now, and finish in 5 years with zero debt. It wouldn't be an "investment" in any more than my own time and effort.

But I think this shows that the healthcare is just one part of a large interconnected system of things. It's not easy to change into a french or UK or scandinavian healthcare model with great savings if doctors expect to make $300k/year because they made an investment. So single payer universal healthcare might need more doctors and nurses trained with tax money? But when I go to a university to get my tax-funded MD, that university is most likely a public institution too. You wouldn't have a university taking a huge cut of that money.
I am honestly curious: how that was paid for in your case. I’m an American who has needed urgent care in Canada and I was not billed. How did the reverse work, especially in your case where it was clearly planned?
Friendly reminder that "Nostr", just like all things with a missing vowel like this, is spelled "Nostrrrrrrrr" with the 'r' imitating an old vehicle's motor for a few seconds.

It's the way the users of this pattern want and like it.
The older I get, the more I realize that I didnt so much have a problem with the 'gatekeeping' as the 'gatekeepers'
It is honestly nuts that we were tricked into thinking equality meant our families had to work twice as hard. Single-worker households should be the standard, just, without the gender imbalance.
They said it was one of the reasons, not even one of the main ones
Will it undo the two column layout?
Not disagreeing that plastic is a concern, but calling it one of the biggest threats? I recall it is negligible compared to climate change and expanding land use, which can be addressed by reducing meat, flying, consumption, and increasing regulation, carbon tax, and all the other good things that various NGOs have advocated for years.
That is more due to the Chinese government much more strategically investing in their economy with long term planning, instead of this polarized ping pong game between republicans and democrats

- Also, chinese companies get advantage from their currency not being the global currency, while usd being the global currency allows usa to spur up almost infinite debt and loans without any penalties, or severe inflation, it forces the federal reserves in keeping usd a stable reserve store.

This makes american exports significantly uncompetitive, while china can make its exports cheaper. Not to mention fewer regulations, negligible IP enforcement, obscene strategic IP theft from american companies at the nation state level, have all helped china reach this stage.

This wasn’t caused by VC , but rather American politicians sleeping and fighting amongst themselves when they were awake, while china ate your lunch.
In my experience working the tech side of the healthcare industry, every aspect is inefficient and most players are doing their best to extract as much wealth as they can from it. There is a lot of room for improvement in terms of cost and efficiency. I've given up hope for a political solution. Nobody seems to want to talk about why everything is so expensive. They are too focused on who is going to pay for it.
Same. I even got my mom an electric bicycle as a present, just to lower the entry to physical exercise, but it just collected dust in the corner, despite endless promises to start using it. She passed away suddenly 3 years ago. I'm sure her heart just gave up. Still can't really take it in.

If the joy of your bad habits outweigh whatever other sources of joy you have in your daily life, then it's hard to motivate someone to stop. In their mind, they are making the conclusion that they'd rather die with some joy from the bad habit than die entirely unhappy - which kind of makes sense.
That's called anecdote. If you're a skilled immigrant working in tech, you'll probably have excellent healthcare coverage through your employer. This isn't the case for dozen of millions of americans.
https://archive.is/qSbQ9
Modern medicine also had plenty of practices along the way that we now disagree with. Cherrypicking two examples to discredit the acupuncture is a terrible way to prove a point.

My argument wasn't that alternative medicines must be just as effective because they're old. My point was simply that hand waving anything that isn't western medicine is a very close minded view in a community that is so often pushing for equality and open mindedness above all else.
Please link to an article that documents a single subsidy that Tesla got from the government.
> This article is unscientific garbage.

How exactly is it unscientific garbage?
This one didn’t but my next office did and it was amazing. It even had metal fire escape that I used all the time.
I don’t know why all the attention is on climate change and not on the consequences of microplastics everywhere.

Such an important issue, yet no world summit, no word about the topic when we talk about environmental issues.

Change is due !
The US federal public spending being cited here is for Medicare and Medicaid only. They are nowhere close to providing healthcare for the entire population.
Plastic eating bacterium seems to be the only proper way of disposal.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideonella_sakaiensis
> A brief walk outside to and from the office allows me to reset into work-mode or home-mode.

Setting the distance between the home and the office to be something walkable, but not too close is a great hack to force yourself to move more. Mine is about 2km, so going to the work and back gives me a nice push toward those recommended 7000 steps a day, plus does wonders to my mind - especially in the sunny mornings when it's a pure joy.
I always remember it, "perfect is the enemy of good enough". I wonder if there's a canonical statement.
Also work from home for me too. I'd add to your list: I eat healthier and I sleep better
They are not always lower, in my experience only some store brands are (on average) of lower quality.

And many individual products are still good enough.
But discoverability can be done right in emacs. I think one of the better examples is magit (from which transient comes from).
To OP's comment then, basically force them to be paupers so that having kids doesn't make a difference to the (lack of) quality of life...
I just ordered the tarot deck! Excited to see how it plays with Kult's published tarot adventure.
> Mathjax, mathml and stuff are less than 10 years old

MathML is from the 90s and MathJax is from 2009.
Landfills will always leak. Sure, we can try to line them with multiple plastic barriers, but the reality is that these barriers will get holes and tears in them and let contaminated water out. Sure, we can detect that and dig out the whole landfill into a new landfill whenever the liner fails, but at some point into the future there will be no money to do that.

Instead, we should aim to not put contaminated stuff into the landfill in the first place. Which in turn means don't sell toxic stuff to consumers.
Either one, doesn't really matter, and it is up to the parents. Although, not sure if you know this, but fathers can't breastfeed, no matter what you read on Twitter. It affects your options for the early years.
I use to work with a lot of Canadians and multiple of them traveled to the US for medical procedures in the year or so I worked with them. One older co-worker broke his arm while visiting family in Quebec and literally drove hours to cross the border to have his arm set there b/c of the wait time. I won't pretend to say I understand the systems in place in Canada nor have insight into why they did this, but I always found it really interesting.
Pickett argued there were original elements, not me. But whether they existed didn’t matter to the court. From the decision:

“We need not pursue the issue of originality of derivative works. The Copyright Act grants the owner of a copyright the exclusive right to prepare derivative works based upon the copyrighted work. […] So Pickett could not make a derivative work based on the Prince symbol without Prince's authorization even if Pickett's guitar had a smidgeon of originality.”
Relevant to your point, this is a simple tool that takes the user through the evaluation of the financial value of their time.

I have used this on occasion to figure out where it makes the most sense for me to exchange money for services.

https://programs.clearerthinking.org/what_is_your_time_reall...
Can you break down the aspects of childcare that are financially crushing?
Actually, if you would park illegally with a rental car, Hertz would get a ticket. They would just hold you accountable for it.
>"You can't take an e-bike on many transit systems. You can't go meet somebody and go walk with them to another location."

e-bike is somewhat limited in this particular usage. I mostly ride EUC though and that thing can go as fast as a car in the city and since it is so compact I have no problem taking it into any place - store, client's office, coffee shop etc. etc. So unless there is adverse weather, need to bring loads of stuff from A to B EUC replaces everything for me.
It's the Yarkovsky effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarkovsky_effect
5 years? You wish!
For example, it isn't that weird to give container access to ptrace cap. Sys_ptrace is a important capacity if you need to profile the process for whatever reason. Sys_admin is required to mount a tmpfs file system even it don't actually modify any file. There are cases that these are actually required. And you don't know what may also cause security issue and why it isn't given by default if you did not read about that.
My reference was dropped, why is the compiler complaining about multiple borrow
The operating costs of a video platform are huge, who pays for all of this?
The point can be made that interventions into these types of lifestyle's would have to come from somewhere. Probably a doctors visit could make a big difference in this type of lifestyle for some portion of the population. Maybe we need an Auxiliary location that's just full of dieticians and lifestyle coaches or something. Get people involved in a community, know their neighbors. These problems are systemic and the system is intractably large, but it's gotta start somewhere.

People wake up, go to an incredibly stressful workplace and use up all possible productive hours of the day, come home extremely tired, pop on the incredibly stressful news cycle and get permanently angry as they eat their TV dinners, then fall asleep in their chair as the news continues to unsettle and disturb them even in their most peaceful moments. I've seen this over and over again, it's how a lot of people live here.

There's a million places a resolution to this type of issue could start, but damn it's gotta start somewhere!
Public transport exists, although it's not usable for everything.
For a similar blast-from-the-past — https://ocremix.org/
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Since the "green-blue bubble war" is almost only an US problem, they already shutdown 2G and 3G networks. What stops them to phrase out SMS and MMS entirely and replace it with RCS?
This is not a general discussion about price. This is about Catalyst and whether it has a good price/quality ratio. I don't think it has. How about you?
Same here. However many e-bikes are very heavy and not everyone can lift those to place on bike rack of a bus for example.
It all comes back around to having cross-functional teams that can act without dependencies.
To some degree, but if something is 100$ worth of parts and 500$ worth of labor it's hard to argue it's actually intrinsically worth 30000$, even if that's what you're willing to pay.
Only downside is it's taken loads of public transport offline
Couch surfing seems to be a strange crowd.

I knew a guy who used this as his main dating pool.
Its hard to explain how bad this problem is getting to people that don't live near the sea. If you're downcurrent anywhere in the world, your beaches are basically full of trash that gets replenished on a daily basis

It really pisses me off
A lean market and higher interest rate now isn't a bad thing for the long term. It focuses minds on what is actually a good product, making businesses profitable, etc. etc...
Drugs for complications of obesity (including type 2 diabetes) also need to be taken forever.
So many urgent threats. It’s mostly checkmate
You can always compare the same kinds of products, they'll always be next to each other
Let's be fair, though - most people using a censorship-resistant decentralized video platform are explicitly doing so to share and access "graphic content." Or at the very least consciously don't mind encountering such content on free speech absolutist principles alone.
wtf on???
Totally agree that the centralization by massive companies is a problem here. I don't think decentralization will fix it though.

Mastodon tried this, specifically with federation as an attempt to decentralize. As long as people try to use it similar to a centralized platform like Twitterz the moderation problems only get worse. You end up with more moderators with less accountability all trying to moderate both their smaller circle and everything from the outside world too.

The only way I see fixing it with a different network model is by going for a fragmented system. Think 90s era forums, very group is its own small bubble and is never attempting to he part of some unified global town square.
I mostly agree with this, with one caveat: There is a group of people that want to specify executable things, mainly for the sake of specifying it. They might use a programming language for that, but doing so with a specification language instead can bring some benefits, including model checking in the case of Quint and TLA+.

I don't think Quint users are only focused on model checker, as you imply. It is very useful to specify things. However, in the world of software, turns out that people want to specify things that actually execute, and won't need a way to express things that don't.
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Removing food stamps and just giving people money instead is a good start. Poor people without food stamps are healthier than poor people with food stamps, so I don't see any reason to keep that system, it seems to just encourage poor people to buy too much junk food.
I feel like this is really what killed the scooter companies. Either you have enough need to use one for commuting/etc. that you just buy your own, in which case you always know where it is, know it's in good condition, charged, etc. or you have infrequent need for one, in which case you're looking at spending maybe $20/year on scooters.
Disagree.

More housing needs to be built in your scenario. It is not on the shoulders of the demand side. More housing needs to be built and it needs to be built now. We should be guilting the communities that have prevented development from happening. Not John Doe who rents two apartments.
How high are the chances of the asteroid disintegrating? As in frozzen snowball with peebles?
The US also spends frankly absurd amounts on drugs and devices. In my country, generic drugs are the norm and you essentially need special permission to be prescribed most drugs that are still on patent. I see a lot of Americans grumbling about their high out-of-pocket costs for drugs, but a lot of the drugs they're paying for simply wouldn't be routinely prescribed in my country on cost grounds.

I think it's basically a fantasy to imagine that the US could have affordable healthcare if only the system was reformed. Rationing of various kinds is the norm in single-payer systems, because everyone wants the insanely expensive new drug when it's their health and someone else is paying; I don't think that America can do much to control their healthcare spending if they aren't willing to engage in a serious conversation about what they don't want to pay for. Even Medicare covers tons of stuff that I wouldn't get from my universal single-payer system.