skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I actually don’t think this is related. I entered this thread by misunderstanding my parent and getting the numbers wrong. Then I stated:

> What is also interesting to me is the lack of official statistics from the Israeli government about this ethnic brake down.

I saw this in one of the cited Wikipedia article (and my anti-colonial bells started ringing) which brought me down this rabbit hole (see other post).
The Apple watch has a decent cardio fitness monitor. The absolute values aren't precise (since it uses VO2Max estimates, which is really only accurate if you're doing a metabolic stress test), but it's good to keep an eye on trends.
Anticheat software will always get beaten, eventually. It’s a game of cat and mouse.

Anti cheat should just go away completely. High stakes tournaments never held over the network. Always have a physical presence. The likelihood of a cheater being able to cheat in LAN play is very very low. You have it streamed live and referees looking over your shoulder at all times. PCs often not owned by teams.

For online play, rely on community reports and moderation.
I did about 3 pounds at once, but could have done more. Maybe 5 pounds. It goes fast, so you can do multiple smaller batches more quickly than the bigger batch.

I made a round out of plywood to put in the bottom of the bucket, drilled a hole in the center, and put a steel pipe end cap in it. I put a ball bearing in the end cap. Then a threaded rod up through the top resting on the bearing. I cut a round of plywood for the top of the bucket, chamfered to fit snugly. I drilled a hole in the center of that and put a pillow block on it to fit the threaded rod. On the bottom of the rod I put two pieces of flat stock about 1/2 from the bottom and about one inch above that one, just held on with nuts. That's pretty much it. There are lots of YouTube of variations on that design. Runs with a corded drill. Cordless might work for very small batches.
I work in ML and this is also the case. I was definitely biased toward my own experience when writing this so my take on this could be incorrect.
The crisp text is unimpressive. The typeface has no curves and there is no smoothing. That text will be crisp and blocky at any resolution.
Is it good enough to have a good product ?
yup this is the same conclusion people come to when they talk about long term data storage.

the only thing that actually stores data is people, and the only reason they store it is because they care about it and still use it, but also they must live in an environment, social, physical, and governmental, that enables them and allows them to care.
What problems do they have ?
Slightly related:

I have been engaging in powerlifting/weightlifting for over a decade. In my initial years, I was in the "just do weights, don't need cardio" camp. However, around 2018, I started doing cardio mostly to cut body weight as I wanted to hit my personal bests on squats, deadlifts, and bench at a lower body weight.

I personally experienced that my weights moved much better, especially when I was doing more volume work (higher reps) with cardio than without cardio. Cardio seemed to improve my working capacity and I felt more efficient at doing more reps.

So, I would recommend cardio even when one is trying to bulk up in weight and trying to get strong. Doesn't have to be crazy cardio either - just 10 - 15 minutes of zone 2 cardio 4 days a week might be good enough. You can also do types of cardio which work certain muscles - like stair master can be made to specifically target the quads and calves. Or rowing can be good for building the lats. Swimming is good too.

Personally, I either do intervals on the stair master or intervals on an echo bike (fan bike).
Depends if you're corp or warehouse

Warehouse they'll just cut the badge right off you and leave security to escort you out the building

Corp if you've got anything worth left grinding out of your bones they'll PIP you then throw you out
Yea, I dislike that frequent atheist rejoinder cuz it totally misses the point; religion is concomitant and merely used as a pretense. Which I equally dislike, I wish there were more transparency about one's innate will to dominate rather than masquerading behind fictitious ideological claims.
> This ultimately means that data reported in GSJ-02 needs to be moderated in some way to account for inaccuracy, and individuals pursuing work in China will be penalised. I don’t have a solution for this,

I'm fairly certain that the NSA does.
Well, I'm glad this was posted. I vaguely remember it, but I haven't looked at it in a while. It's incredibly impressive.
I say this after eating a tomato sauce. Of all foods to cause a craving for a follow up, tomato sauces are the top. Next up is smoked meat (bbq) makes me want banana pudding, but I think that's a trained habit vs a craving like tomato sauces.
I really am loving Fedora 40, it has been solid on my Framework 13.
This reminds me of

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8070879 - Rendering Worlds with Two Triangles on the GPU (2014)
seems like we should use the levers we have rather than hope for a moon shoot
Brave little toaster!
I was interested in learning how to created a postgres extension the other week. Not just bundling some SQL scripts, but a proper extension tying into their API.

Trying to find any good information on how to go about this proved super difficult. Well, I wasn't having much luck and just gave up.
VO2 max is also exercise dependent. If you trained riding bike for 3 months, then went to run down the street, your VO2 max would not transfer over.
Yes. HN is one place where I love a repost.
It's because when you orthorectify an aerial image, you cast rays from the earth's surface to the camera, so if your model of the earth's surface is off (like when there's a giant man made structure) your mapping also gets wonky.
I have watched this video before among others; your point being what? I see nothing in the video that refutes any of points 1, 2, and 3.

If anything, my point 1 was even further reinforced by what is shown by your video.

Would you mind pointing out which of them is in any way countered by any instant in this video?
I absolutely loved this site. Thank you for sharing.
Once again - they were not in any way responsible for the disaster. They did fail to improve it. The pipes are owned and operated by and the responsibility of the city. I don't know how to engage when you're making things up.

Let me be more clear: The fact that something hasn't occurred is not proof it can't.

I wish you the best.
Is that true? Back when I was a crew gremlin, my VO2 max as measured via erging was off the charts. But I could apply that cardio capacity to things like running/biking/swimming pretty effectively.
Haha seriously, I know how bad for you it is but I still used to do the occasional fast food run, now it's just too costly for my taste and I don't go there at all.
I've never heard of a kernel-based anti-cheat from Valve. Can you provide a source for that
The Exodus of China's Wealthy to Japan
The moderators of that subreddit are free to moderate their subreddit as they wish. The good news for you is that one subreddit does not represent open source and doesn't even represent reddit. Moderator quality varies. There's plenty of other places, on and off reddit, where you might be better received.
Probably eliminate fog of war.
https://archive.ph/akP9J
US Foods is probably their most direct competitor but for a lot of restaurants there are specialty distributors who have more specialized products for the type of food from seafood to steak, or Italian cheeses and cured meats, or tuna from Japan.
Can you or someone else explain what “scripting” means here? What is the cheat helping with?
Would you believe that until around the year 2000, people would run games on their computers that had control over the entire machine? The idiots.
Luckily for that use case, smartphones have these convenient "home screens", where you can pin favourite apps for instant access!
The TLV you cherry picked refers to concentration in breathable air, not drinking water.

Most health authorities agree that chlorine is safe at 4 mg/l.

Ultimately proactive and reactive approaches both have pros and cons. But implying levels of chlorine in US drinking water are unsafe has no scientific backing.
That's what you hypothesize. Research like this affirms your hypothesis with fact.

There are historically lots of things that "seemed obvious" but couldn't hold up under research, which is why we do research. It confirms what you think or maybe it forces you to question what you think. Either way, it is good.

Case and point, there is a rising opinion lately which Trump has promoted that your heart only beats a set, finite number, of beats in a lifetime. Therefore, according to this opposing hypothesis, it makes sense to not perform intense cardiovascular activity throughout your life, because it accelerates your heart hitting that finite limit that it is capable of. This opinion has gained traction in recent years and to some people it "seems obvious" that a faster heartrate might wear it out more quickly, leading to premature death. So to those people, research like this defeats their assumptions and helps them feel more confident about performing exercise because it is research-backed that Cardiovascular Fitness prolongs life.

That's why research is important. Obvious shouldn't stand for anything.
The crisp text maybe it is unimpressive in the sense that is being used an graphic library targeted to games, so is using an homologous to pixel fonts. But it is not the norm.

I'm simply increasing awareness among the development community about the problems with text rasterization in applications and OS interfaces. I'm glad not to see blurry text.
None of those make for a better product, they all just make it easier to make.
> That's unfortunate about the default parameters, but note that you can also replace the KDF altogether (besides just not using it).

Right...I would argue if you're going to expose it to users as an option, your parameter set should meet the minimum hardness parameter set in the RFC. Yours is falling off the bottom.
I got it from Matt Levine's Money Stuff, Bloomberg email newsletter. It's the post from 2020/04/21:

> Everything is mask crime

> We talked last week about a hypothetical minimalist legal system with only two crimes: Wire fraud, for stuff you do in your house, and coronavirus-related curfew violations, for stuff you do outside your house. If you go to someone’s house and murder them, that’s violation of your local stay-at-home order and you can be arrested for that; who needs a law against murder? I wrote:

> > You’d need a regime of sentencing enhancements (leaving the house to do murder is worse than leaving the house to jaywalk), and you’d probably need like one more law for domestic violence, but the point is that you can get a pretty parsimonious legal system if that’s what you want. I do not actually think it’s what you want.

> The reason you shouldn’t want it is that any sort of minimalist legal system like this leaves huge room for discretion. If the only crime is a fairly common and trivial one like leaving the house, then the people who get prosecuted and severely punished for it might be the ones who leave the house to do murders, but they might not be. They might be people who leave the house and are otherwise disfavored by the police, prosecutors, judges and juries. Poor people, members of minorities, people with unpopular political beliefs, that sort of thing.

> Anyway a fun fact about New York state law (via public defender Sam Feldman) is that now:

> * It is illegal to be around people without a mask, and

> * It is illegal to be around people with a mask on.

> There’s an executive order requiring masks in public when you cannot social distance, and a state law forbidding them. So pretty much anyone who goes outside in New York is breaking the law. Presumably they won’t all be prosecuted.

He quotes https://twitter.com/srfeld/status/1251228271645208577 as the source.
Yes(!): the explanation on the little paper that came with it explained such.
I own a steamdeck, and have been playing BlackOps III (with no anticheat)

It's a total mess. Even with a handful of players actively playing, I almost always find a cheater. I get that anticheats are not "convenient" but to say that we should get rid of them, it's a bit naive.
> I'd expected something more elegant.

Common Lisp is sort of the union of all dialects of Lisp, and some might say of all possible programming language paradigms. Scheme is more like the intersection of dialects, and is thus closer to the platonic ideal of Lisp. If you've never seen any dialect of Lisp before, Scheme may be a better introduction to the flavor as it's much easier to learn.
Such jobs may be necessary if you want low youth unemployment (us has about a third of the rate of youth unemployment as the eu).
Note that there's lots of complaints about the VO2Max estimates on Apple Watch. For example, this reddit thread:

https://old.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/m5q7yx/cardio_f...

https://old.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/yte3zd/the_vo2_...
Linux keeps improving. But I can tell you the following from a Lenovo Certified Ubuntu laptop last year:

- Hibernate/suspend issues, Graphics/Wifi dies on wakeup.

- Still needed to fiddle with SecureBoot to install.

- Setting up TPM was an involved process using the CLI. Couldn't get the fingerprint scanner to run either.

- Some from older generations require familiarity. I used to get yelled at because I "moved the Internet icon".

- So much of the world requires Windows/Mac: banking apps, taxes and government apps, anti-cheat and student software. Yes they're all terrible software, but you're crippling yourself socially by avoiding them. It's sad but real. Maybe not in your country, good for you, but that's not the case everywhere.
Non-intense aerobic exercise exercises a narrower metabolic aspect of your cells than intense anaerobic exercise. You have to be be very careful what you consider is beneficial "cardio".
> Founder and CEO Hans Dockter has said that he originally wanted to name the project "Cradle". However, to make the name unique and less "diminutive" he instead chose "Gradle", taking the "G" from the use of Groovy.

I expected as such, and Wikipedia confirmed it for me.
Why “canonical”? From what I can see, Entity-Component-System (ECS), long pre-date this blog series by Eric, and he doesn’t even reference the term.

I did enjoy the read however! My own programming has evolved towards data oriented design over the years.
There’s amusing statistics that show that if you’re out of shape and a smoker, you get a bigger bang for the buck from getting in shape first than quitting smoking. Disclaimer: not an endorsement of smoking.
> What would be the benefit of using RISC OS over Raspbian, or even Ubuntu Server? Is it pure nostalgia like running Windows XP on a Pi?

It's small - apps are hundreds of KB to a few MBs and it's fast/responsive. The question is what do you want to use it for? There are apps for most things, but as it's not Unix or Windows it doesn't have a lot of ports of bigger open source apps.
Perhaps this is what you meant by usually, but otherwise I suggest reading the fine print on your home line of credit, if you have one.
I have a simple non invasive anti cheat that would prevent the worst stuff.

Simulate the game world, I know expensive, scale it down and simulate it.

Gun can fire six rounds and has a 2 second reload? How did thay guy fire 30 rounds in the last 4 seconds?

How did that guy travel 2000 meters while floating 100 feet in the air, level over the terrain?

No gpu, could do it with data models and statistics. Simple stuff.

Honestly you don't even need your own servers, have clients report impossible behavior they observe.
Dumb question: are passkeys essential a “login token” (binded to a device)?
Depends entirely on your IQ test.
I haven't kept up on the current state of cheats, but 10 years ago there were cheats that would automatically last hit minions (necessary to gain gold), automatically path towards your cursor while aiming and targeting your skills, move you out of the way of incoming abilities, all with inhuman reaction times.

There was a motto through the LoL cheating community of "Spacebar to Win", where spacebar was the keybind for unloading all your abilities and trying to kill the opponent. A player with good game knowledge and game sense would be easily able to climb to Challenger (the highest rank bracket).

There was a bot that played as a support champion and with a basic decision tree it reached Silver 2. Someone wrote a neural net algorithm for it instead and it reached Gold 4.
For many years, the most accurate (paper) maps of the Soviet Union were those created by the CIA. The USSR's own maps included lots of intentionally incorrect data.
The less in shape you are, the sicker you can possibly get.
Nah Linux still has problems that Windows had years ago: supporting everything with a mess of drivers. It works well if done in an Apple model of software and hardware all integrated. Chromebooks get close to this.

Don’t get me wrong I use Linux every day, it has come a long way. One bad package update can kill an rpm-stree setup (not mentioned) and the boot isn’t partitions if you use ZFS these partitions aren’t needed.

If you’re okay with an iPad like locked down setup it works really well. But why not just buy an iPad? I mean it doesn’t look like it did 10 years ago but the OS is free basically.

I’m very pro-Linux but from a hardware maker point of view it is minuscule so it is still in power user territory.
Well, "many cases" isn't "always". A bigger team will get there faster if the development is larger than a certain size, if it's smaller then an individual can win.
In that sort of codebase, the only thing scarier than changing a line of code and breaking thousands of tests, is changing a line of code and not breaking any tests.
This is something we as a society can easily fix.

“farmers have come to rely on a few varieties of olive…these trees, some of them over 2,000 years old, are succumbing to a bacterium, imported on ornamental coffee plants“

The global transport of random pants just to be pretty in our gardens is a major factor in the spread of infectious diseases and invasive species. We (EU) need to legislate to stop garden centers encouraging people to plant infected/invasive species in our gardens which then spreads to our important food crops. Especially as there’s an abundance of native species that will not only brighten your garden but also support our ecosystem?

This is an issue that the colonies of Europe dealt with 100’s of years ago as European settlers brought seeds and livestock to the Americans and Australia which got a foot hold in the new world and still to this day cause havoc.

It’s speculated that invasive plant species flourished Australia and the Americas because of the initial advantage of seed arriving on the hoofs of livestock. It took much longer and even to this day less voracious, for species of the New World to invade Europe.

An interesting cavet of human interference is the introduction of the Cane Toad to Australia in the 1930’s to combat an accidentally introduced beatle which was decimating the sugar cane harvest. It was only realised after the toad’s introduction that the beetle spent most of its life up high on the sugar cane while the toad living its life on the ground couldn’t reach it.

The toad to this day causes havoc to the native species of Australia and has spread rapidly with no natural predators.

Most interesting of all there is relatively recent evidence of Australias native fire ants adapting their behaviour and as a social species carry an entire toad back to their nest and consume it!
Wow. The glissandos are chill-inducing.
Is the space around us (and that we occupy) a scalar field?
I'm not sure what you mean by 'despite all evidence'?

You can also write:

> The blind faith some people have in [regulation and government] despite all evidence always leaves me in awe.

In any case, markets ain't perfect. They are made of people, after all. But they are better than the alternatives. And most importantly: if you don't like what's on offer, you are allowed to get an alternative without going to jail.
Unless they've moved backwards, that hasn't been doable for a very long time. The client in the past didn't have the information sent to it about things in fog of war. The closest was seeing a skill shot come across your screen and cheats gave an approximate location of where it was launched in fog of war.
Scripting means performing machine-assisted action sequences.

The video linked showed various informational overlays based on events that the player client was permitted to observe, such as enemy players using their utilities while in visible range or farming neutral monsters (event of which is always globally broadcast since the jungle timer rework a few years ago).

It overlays a timer on the minimap for when neutral monsters will respawn, timers for when enemy utilities are predicted to complete their cooldown (only if they were used while in the client's visible range), the last-seen position of enemies if they disappeared into the fog of war, the trajectories of prospective enemy attacks & your own range which any slightly proficient players would be well-acquainted with.
But what if the images are set as div backgrounds?
Animal prison.
This is get first that I’m hearing that VAC is kernel level. Do you have a source for that?
"The moderators of that subreddit are free to moderate their subreddit as they wish."

True enough. I guess I'm just wondering if they are truly representing the 200k people they are moderating with this kind of approach. This is the largest open source subreddit on reddit, and probably one of the larger open source focused communities anywhere, so I don't know if I would just dismiss it as "mods being mods" as if it was a smaller niche subreddit.

And for sure, I have found other places that are more welcoming. The attitude just made me sad, so I was curious if others on HN have experienced this kind of thing and how they feel about it.
I see a similar effect too. I usually do just lifting but I recently started doing a bit of cardio (rowing and that resistance treadmill thing) and it improved my lifting even at 5 reps. Granted my cardio was pretty bad but I felt more steady and felt like I could do more volume.
I'm not a power user and don't know what half of the stuff in this article means, but it got me reflecting on how much rarer glitches and weird workarounds have become since I started exclusively using Linux in 2013. I feel a lot of gratitude for whoever the heck made that possible.
> I'm talking about real costs. The government doesn't lose money by guaranteeing loans (in fact they make money, which is a totally different — but reasonable —argument against the current setup).

The government guaranteeing arbitrary loans isn't free in economic terms. Just like eg increasing the length of patents from 20 years to 40 years ain't free, even though it won't show up as a cost on any government balance sheet.
Cheaters are just a part of the game IMHO. Back when I played CS with a competitive bent it was fun to play against and beat honest cheaters. Skill building, as it were. Those I despised and wished a special place in hell with mint flavored turds to smoke, were the lying cheaters.
That's what the cheaters are doing. It's a cat and mouse game and it's hard to detect cheats that are running in kernel space when your anti-cheat is running in user space.
sucks for linux users though
A nation state funding an AGPL code base is honestly awesome ;)

Anyway there are billionaires that have more money than entire nation states.
Justdiggit – Cooling Down the Planet
I think this says that parrots prefer to communicate rather than just listen.