skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ll add one of my favorite recipes:

Use a high quality blender (I have my old roommates vitamix) and add:

Frozen blueberries (for the antioxidants), frozen other fruits (to taste). One banana. Add enough oat milk to cover all the fruits. I like Oatly full fat. Blend thoroughly, adding a little more oat milk if needed. Then add a few heaping tablespoons of pea or soy protein and blend in thoroughly. I add it at the end as it is less likely to stick to the walls of my blender this way, but probably depends on your blender.

With the vitamix you can fill it about 2/3 or 3/4 full at most but it might overheat if it’s too full, needing to cool for 5 mins before you finish blending. I’ve done that too many times to count and the blender still works, tho I try to avoid it.

Pour it in to several mason jars with wide lids. I tend to end up with three jars. I drink one right away (in the morning after my oatmeal when I am getting ready for my day), put one in the fridge as an easy meal later, and take one with me wherever I am going. They keep all day, and if you don’t finish it you can put it in the fridge at night and it’s still good the next day. Vegan stuff keeps really well usually. And it’s super tasty!

I noticed today that I like the vanilla soy milk Jamba uses in their shakes, so I may try that some time for a little extra flavor, but honestly fruit blends have loads of flavor so maybe not.

Don’t skip the protein powder! It really gives it a satisfying body.
Tell HN: Please add a way for people to contact you in your profile
I've been using HN and its search feature a lot for my research, and there are a lot of insightful comments from people that seem to be working on the same problem with which I would love to exchange ideas with, and hopefully start collaborating on something meaningful.

Yet it seems that many users don't provide any way for people to contact them, so these serendipitous opportunities to connect with like-minded humans never happen, and it's such a shame.

I know that I could beg our @dang to act as intermediary and contact the user in question on my behalf, but he's too busy and valuable to turn into a glorified phone operator :-)

So, unless you want to remain unreachable, please add an email, an X profile, a phone number, something people can use to contact and discuss "face to face" with you. You never know which door it might open for you.

In these days of anonymous cowards on the internet shouting at each other, having a discussion with a real human stranger by email feels good, and personally I truly treasure the few HN users that have written me over the years about comments I posted, and you might too.
If one represents a variable (tab) and the other represents a value (space), then what is the discussion even about? The whole idea of programming is to rewire your brain to be comfortable working with variables. Literally the first ever lesson is to consider that there is such a thing as $x. If we fully embrace that, then it is only logical to use tabs instead of spaces to ident the lines, as TAB character can be configured to be interpreted as many a spaces one wishes for.
The PT-P models (we've got and a lot of our clients use the PT-P900W) - it does a very nifty "half cut" on laminated tape labels that makes it super easy to peel and stick.

Love the API it has, aside from some quirks - we can control the printer from within our Android/iOS apps - literally can tell it to half cut the labels or not.
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What part do you think is bad?
Yes it does, but it's not like your metabolism tracks your activity like that.

Until relatively recently(20 years) studies have been measuring the wrong thing, assuming metabolism is flexible and follows activity.

Studies measuring actual energy expenditure (using methods like double labelled water) confirmed, counterintuitively, that adjusted for weight, lean mass and age, people have roughly the same metabolic rate regardless of activity.

It's an evolutionary adaptation for periods of low food availability - the body does everything it can to not touch those fat stores.
Would it be possible for you to take a step back and describe the problem you are infuriated by again?
Summary of Major Changes Between Python Versions
Because it's much better for range queries and joins. When you inevitably need to take a snapshot of the table or migrate the schema somehow you'll be wishing you had something else other than a UUID as the PK.
That sounds like something that works best in company? Or can you also enjoy them alone, and if so, would you enjoy them that way if you'd never earlier performed that observance in company?

For me, of a perforce-alone evening I can sometimes toast myself with: "nur ein Schwein trinkt allein" (only a pig drinks alone), but it's in memory of times the blessing was conjoint, so joyous not melancholic.
Probably not that far off the mark
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Globalization I guess :)
"(...) Get into the water, let is splash across your face.
Don't you loose your party, don't you loose your faith (...)"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-Vtg2Oc4IU
Calling it 1% is a bit extreme, but yes fruit and vegetables as a stable part of your diet is a significan cost in western city living.
> Pardon my naivety, but what do you eat...? Is everything unwrapped from plastic or from the local takeaway joint?

As a student, money was always a struggle, so I would mainly eat stupid simple meals. [Pasta|potatoes puree|green beans] with [olive oil|tomato sauce|frozen steaks].

Once I started working, yes, a lot of pre-made meals. That eventually gave me some deficiencies and led to teeth issues.

I then increasingly had more income, so I switched to food delivery (deliveroo|foodpanda|uber eat), which is close to "eating at a restaurant every day". Not really healthy though since most restaurant food, at least in Europe, is tailored for occasional meals, not everyday meals, so it's often fatty and not well balanced.

I'm married since then, and luckily my partner took on her to do the cooking, while I do the prep/cleaning. I don't mind doing the grunt work, it's definitely not a pleasure, but at least it's not stressful, and the food is much healthier.
The Future of Coding (https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/)

It's become far too long and not focused enough for me to enjoy lately, but it's a nice change of pace to hear about new or lost ideas, rather than hearing about mundane tech I see and hear about every day anyway. Less Rust, Javascript and k8s, and more revisiting papers and moonshot ideas from the 80s for me, please!

A great introduction to this podcast is the Devine Lu Linvega (of 100 Rabbits fame) double episode about writing his own tools, and orca, his music live coding platform.

https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/044

https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/045
Yeah, sounds pretty silly. Also eating too much fruit isn’t the best idea either.
Leaking time leaks information about customer growth and usage. It may matter to your competitors.
I did Soylent for ten years, at least once a day, AMA.
I'm surprised author didn't mention foreign keys: since primary key is often referenced by foreign keys, then if you have a "fat" PK all your FKs will also be "fat". This can be solved by using the UUID as an alternate key and the regular integer as a primary key in the "top" table, and then referencing that integer from all the "child" tables.

Obviously, this has ramifications for data write perf, but may well be worth it depending on the use case. Technically, you could also make the integer alternate (and leave UUID as primary), but that may not de desirable for clustered / index-organized tables (for DBMSes that support them).
It's pretty clear that the overwhelming majority of people do not share your opinion (from the existence of and numbers for restaurants, fast food, and delivery).
It's counterintuitive, but apparently shelf life trumps low cost of production.

Apples last how long, two weeks? Meanwhile pasteurized apple juice can sit for months at room temperature.
The Atsamd-rs dev has been working on async support without embassy as far as I know but I don't know if it's usable yet
Yep, it's not like you have a choice in the mobile space. You can pick one of the two bad choices.
When I was first time in Paris, me and friends were blown away by the sheer number of stations and good, rave-class, electronic music on the waves. We used to wander around the city with walkman's on. Sounds weird... good times.

Also, when I was a small kid, used to go to the furthest room in the house, close the door and lay down with small, pocket radio, catching foreign stations on LW. The further, the better.

Radio rocks. Great mash-up.
How much was the toilet waste pipe replacement job?
Is it though? Certain types of fruits/vegetables are of course somewhat pricey. But buying the same ingredients (legumes and stuff) Huel/etc. are made from would certainly be reasonable cheap and probably way cheaper than the hyper-processed powder..
I found your sarcasm very enjoyable and ended up disappointed I couldn't come with the next meta-sarcasm. How dare you?!
sftp? That's too modern. We had 3 or 4 vendors that only do ftp via vpn. Also ops and and networking/vpn is on different departments.

> [1] am currently heading to a similar path
once? it s just a habit
This is basically how refined sugar makes you obese. It goes straight into your blood.

Without grain mills to prechew the food into fine dust particles aka flour, it would be practically impossible to overdose on sugar.
I tried Huel once, but it tasted like it had some artificial sweetener in, that unfortunately disgusted me.
If there's one thing we can all agree on it is that there should be laws to enable Epic to pay lower commissions on Apple's game store than it pays on other game stores.
Why most advertising relies on annoying us
That just goes to show how mundane Huel is. Huel is mostly oats (well, depending on the version), so it's effectively the same as thin oatmeal, fortified with seeds, etc.
Epic accuses Apple of foul play over iOS access, wants EU to show DMA red card
The graphs would be easier to read for somebody not already familiar with floppy drives if the signals (e.g. Step, Index0) were marked with direction, i.e. is it input to the FD or output from it.
Always Optimize the Feedback Loop
Without docs/sample code, optional might as well be required.
> not aware of the fact that English is also a rich language

Quite. For any given language, it’s always those who either least understand it (the ‘Japanese grammar is easy’ people) or speak it natively (the ‘English lacks the poetry of other languages’ types) who underestimate its complexity. Not to mention the additional effect of exoticism.

Anyone who says ‘[language] encodes more information than [language]’ is in most cases talking rubbish — especially when comparing two languages that seem to encode quite enough to be preferred by much of the word.
Avian 0.1: ECS-Driven Physics for Bevy and Rust
You probably mean Aloe Latex here?
One thing I often do is put canned legumes and frozen veggies in my instant pot‘s steaming basket and pressure cook for 2 minutes (takes ca 15 minutes including warmup time). This is then the base for a custom bowl, maybe adding things like millet and raw onions, or fresh greens. Making a bowl like this is not as convenient and cheap as Huel, but I wouldn’t call it a high income solution either.

Most components can be prepped for the whole week (millet in the fridge, onions and herbs in the freezer etc), so net cooking time (where I actively need to do anything) is maybe 5 minutes - 2 minutes loading and starting the instant pot, and 3 minutes assembly of the bowl ingredients.

The worst thing about is prep time and requirement to have a big freezer and potentially need to shop fresh vegetables (but that can be skipped, depending on the frozen veggie mix).
I heard that text rendering on GPU is hard, can the proposed approach pave the road to a reliable and widespread solution?
"Nothing is important to know besides my lunch time..." yawn
I don't know how the courts can decide on any verdict about any case when nothing makes any sense.

The entire economy is a massive government-centered money laundering scheme. Citizens of nations are burdened with trillions of dollars of debt that can never be repaid. On the flip side, corporate stocks are pumping almost indiscriminately due to money printing. We have a class-based system that is literally based on how much stolen/laundered capital you have accumulated.

It's weird how some types of stealing is allowed but not others. How does society decide what kind of stealing is OK?
Any long term digestion changes? Issues you might point back to this?
> It's a problem for those who already bought Apple and didn't know any better or didn't care. Also, not everyone likes the only available other alternative, which is Google, as while they allow sideloading, they're still a privacy nightmare ad-ware company.

If you do care about privacy and having control of your own hardware, Google is the only choice, and that should be very obvious. Not because Android is so much better, but because you have a lot of options, even using a custom rom if you want. No such option with Apple.
I would recommend Derek Lin's translation[0].

[0]: https://taoism.net/wp-content/plugins/wonderplugin-pdf-embed...
It seems to me (not a lawyer) that the definition of non-public in the jury instructions is a strong grounds for appeal. (Based on the summary of the instructions in the article.)
Awful idea.
No, for now, there are investigations whether Apple is compliant or not. Vestager's opinion does not automatically become the truth.
OpenAI breach is a reminder that AI companies are treasure troves for hackers
...is the official App Store not built on predatory free to play gaming money? The top grossing games on iOS are all "free", and they have no rules against the most exploitative types of F2P monetization (gacha/pseudo-gambling). They have even featured gacha games like Genshin Impact during their launch events.

Apple had no qualms about Fortnites monetization model when it was in the App Store either, other than the fact that Epic tried to cut them out of the payment loop.
Just made my day
Like others said, there are some basics. I don't know about baking, it does seem somewhat more involved than what I do. But one example of something simple, which allows for variations and is pretty hard to screw up: eggs.

Melt some butter in a skillet, whisk some eggs in a bowl, drop them in the melted butter, wait for them to become hard, throw some cheese, bacon / ham / mushrooms and onions on top, fold in two. Voilà: yummy omelet.

Plenty of variations to be had with eggs: scramble them, boil them, try different kinds of cheeses, maybe add some peppers.
Disagree on point 2. It goes straight from successful for one team, to lost in translation. It's not managers' fault that it gets lost- it's just what happens when teams try to adopt something that worked well for one team, without the implicit context.
I dont, I factor this time as investment into my mental and physical well-being.
After a while I dont sweat over recipes anymore, my grocery list and route in the supermarket is highly stable, I can whip up anything from italian to indian to chineese at any time
None of that matters.

The owner of a game doesn't dictate whether the game is predatory or not, the behavior of the game does.

The free to play model isn't inherently predatory, either, although certain companies certainly are. Call of Duty seems especially predatory.
The main difference is that SPARC Solaris is actually used in production, regardless of how many existing deployments.
London is not a cheap city, but:

Bananas: £0.9/kg

Potatoes: £0.8/kg

Chickpeas in water 400g: £0.49 (£2.09/kg)

Black beans in water 400g: £0.49 (£2.09/kg)

Apples/Pears: £0.35-£0.45 each (£1-2/kg, depends)

London median salary: £44400/year

Fruits and vegetables are always cheap or very cheap, the actual cost is time (and knowing how to cook from scratch and having a kitchen)
Australian government contract with Salesforce blew out by $200M
Apple's M1 certainly reset people's expectations for battery life in a laptop.

A morello-like Apple Silicon implementation with software support in macOS might not be as blindingly obvious to end users in terms of superior behavior, but it could potentially serve as a compelling proof-of-concept example to competing vendors, demonstrating the practicality of hardware memory safety features for mass market devices.
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I highly recommend getting a big freezer if you can, it saves so many shopping trips for fresh vegetables, and the frozen ones are basically just as good. Pre-cut onions, herbs, cooked rice etc - can be prepped well, and only need heating up for a quick meal. Greens (leaves) and raw potatoes don’t work though.
No European country has unrestricted birthright citizenship (jus soli) like the US has.

Many European countries have restricted birthright citizenship. Including France, Ireland, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Sweden, Finland.

> two-tier society is fine.

Not by Western European enlightenment values.
The actual advice from a nutritionist that was quoted was

> focusing less on meal replacements and more on whole fruits and vegetables from local farmers, in addition to occasional animal products from farms where those animals were “raised with sustainable practices.”

Which does strike me as advice for relatively affluent people (although "for the 1%" is a bit of a stretch....). It is indeed not that easy to buy fresh, locally grown fruits and veggies for many people. But I do take your point. I don't think money is really the barrier to people eating a nutritious diet of whole foods. The limiting factor is probably time and discipline. You need to shop for fresh foods every few days (real foods spoil!) and actually prepare meals, when the alternative of cheap, prepared foods that are mostly junk are readily available.
Worth a read: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40830332
> However, from a religious perspective, I'd think that the student has more chance of being wrong than the combined total of the majority of scholars in the tradition

Knowledge is a double edged sword: once you know about something, discovering new viewpoints about that thing becomes difficult. "子" (son, child, small thing, seed) is a respectful suffix in Chinese (e.g. 老子 (Laozi), 孔子 (Confucius), 天子[0]).

> and a system of the strong positions and dispensations for many legal positions have been codified.

Out of curiosity, do you mean that well-known disagreements among scholars have structured the legal system in essentially-Islamic regions?

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Heaven
It's going to be amazing watching Apple accept that they have to remove their stupid, anti-consumer and limited restrictions, at least in the EU.
> organisations with sparkling histories

That is a very interesting adjective to describe the history of US intelligence.
It's actually pretty good. I'd give it a shot
Software Engineering and Machine Learning are both very fad driven and you should not emphasize any field where most of the material is 10 years old or less. No one is going to care if you can SAFe agile next decade or understand currentgenerative text models.

Focus on classic Computer Science, I.e. Chomsky has a generative text model you should know. For better SWE, business and MBA are real, and Math/statistics/are real fields for Math modeling where someone who studied them 20 years ago still has a basis today.
Gardeners can grow genetically modified purple tomato made with snapdragon DNA
It looks like you lack some understanding of how economy and finance work. I think instead of getting angry, you should spend a bit of time _genuinely_ trying to understand how the financial system works.

I would recommend you (legally ofc) download and read the CFA level 1 curriculum. It's a good helicopter view.
I'm close to finish a linguistic project where I provide a different paradigm perspective, where gender is a subcategory of grammatical geste, and I give five additional flections to all nouns in French that refer to living entities which usually decline only under only two genders at most.

Maybe I should start thinking about my next battle. :)
Did you stop? If so, why?
Indeed, she was very explicit that she interpreted it, and she specifically said several times in her rendition that this was not a translation because she only had word-by-word translations and other people's translations to go off.
> Before Apple's announcement, Epic said the iPhone maker had twice rejected documents the video-game publisher submitted to launch the Epic Games Store because the design of certain buttons and labels was similar to those used by its App Store.

This is illegal and I hope it leads to Apple being disallowed to still insert itself into the distribution process at all, which should’ve been the case from the start.
Indeed. The order of things (what influenced what, and what directly caused what) is much more important than the accurate date
I mean, if it's too much, they will just pull out of the EU and sell to Europeans via online only. EU citizens will still be Apple customers, just without any EU protections.

To be fair, the EU is being a bit ridiculous sometimes. Apple decided not to compete in the EU because of the restrictions, and the EU seemingly wanted to penalize that decision also.
Here are some books that pop bubbles, but must be read with humility to avoid becoming its own new bubble, as the world is complex and contains contradictions:

Howard Zinn's People's History of the United States

Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel

Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma

Ayn Rand's the Fountainhead

Thomas Sowell's Basic Economics

Julian Jaynes's the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

Iain McGilchrist's the Master and his Emmisary

Varlam Sharlamov's the Kolyma Tales

Jacques Ellul's Propaganda: the Formation of Men's Attitudes (or alternatively Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death)
A lot of European languages say "I have x years" instead of "I am x years old". It emphasises the "milestone" nature, as in "I have x full years".
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Thanks for the very interesting list.

I was expecting Euclid's Elements to be up there. Perhaps the filter "literary work" disqualified it.

If you all pardon an off topic digression, the nebulosity of the definition of a straight line in elements has always bothered me. I wanted something free of reference to a physical artifact (straight edge, taught rope etc) and free of algebra. Its sometimes defined in terms of reflections or rotations or translations, but then that begs the question what is a straight axis (or direction of translation). Playfair's version is almost satisfactory. The standard I guess is Hilbert's.
I agree - because it hints to new development too.

To say "This isn't going to work in 7 years", and be taken seriously would be a welcome reversion to current practices against good engineering.