skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. One of my favorite SNES games.

Anyway it's just a name. I'm glad we're investing here. War is horrible, but unfortunately a fact of life. I'd prefer we deter the next one, or win it when it inevitability comes.
I am curious too. I'm not "obese" by the medical defs (84kg, 177cm, 50s) but I could eat forever and constantly and I find that every time I finish some small amount of work (need to switch to the next issue) I get up and walk to the refrigerator looking for a snack. I generally keep from overeating by just not having any junk food nearby (though that's harder at work) and almost no calorie laden drinks. I don't feel hungry, I just seem to love eating. So I wonder if Ozempic would have any affect if all it does is remove my appetite since it "feels" like I don't have one most of the time.
Yeah nailed it there. Totally agree.

I was going to start a grilled cheese van!
> Make your support timelines clear somewhere in your product, eg: Our support will respond within max 48 hours, but most responses take 2-3 hours.

This is the biggest thing I struggle with. I have a couple of semi-successful side projects. They bring in some money, but not enough to hire someone to help with support. I have never been at a place in my life where something like "I will response to all support requests within 48 hours" is remotely realistic for me. I'm lucky if I get to a support request within a week or two.

I don't know what the answer is beyond just "don't sell products", because I hate dealing with support more than I enjoy making stuff to sell.
I remember the the BBC would upsell on requests from artists visiting their studios in London.

Artist management: “Hey, can you fix XYZ beverage, towels, etc, in the stage ante room?”

BBC: “Sure! That will cost....”

Most would stop pestering at that time, but ever so often you got artists who were willing to pay for the extra service.

Conversion to the mentioned case:

Individual feature request:
“Hey, amazing script, I rated it 5 stars! Can you implement the take profit levels for me?”

Generic reply:
“Thank you for your interest in Project X! We get thousands of feature requests each week so sadly we cannot cater to individual ones. If you need help on setting take profit levels, I'm afraid you'll have to revert to TradingView's official documentation. Sorry for the inconvenience. Hope you have a nice day!”

Continued pestering:
“Ok, but can you please put them for me? I follow this [insert some YouTube crypto day-trader], and he uses [some very specific take profit levels]. I would like the script to draw them for me.”

Up-sell:
“I'm sorry, but we sadly cannot cater to individual requests unless you're a Diamond Member. But if you still want bespoke service you can sign up to the Diamond Member Subscription. Please bare in mind that it entails a 1000 monthly retainer with a 300 hourly consultation fee beginning after the first 15 minutes. Please inform me when you want to sign up, and I'll send you the details so we can get started right away!”
i wish people would just always use percentage points and never deviate from that.
Yes, it's treatment for obesity too, not just diabetes. Many of the people who come off it gain back a significant amount of weight (good to keep in mind that most people regain weight regardless of the method of weight loss, this effect isn't specific to this medication).
Was curious about what welding technique you meant, looks like it is local electron beam welding https://www.thefabricator.com/thewelder/blog/assembly/sheffi...
making a (smol) platform to share and find incomplete projects (on github?) devs can pick up and contribute to in a short duration. any interest?
The technicalities of such an order greatly interest me — Roskomnadzor already has statutory rules in place that make ISPs block egress traffic to proxies, Tor entry nodes, and similar. Since the censorship infrastructure is already there, couldn’t they similarly not put up stateful firewall rules to prevent any inbound connections from outside Russia?
It would be great if banks would actually use standardized 2FA, but the 'TAN' apps are all random propriatary stuff.

The only that works in a standardized way are banks that use chiptan (using the secure element of the banking card with a reader). For this there are devices EG Form reinerSCT
> I just seem to love eating

Or it could be compulsive behavior, which can be diagnosed and treated either with counseling or medication.
I'll say it again, the golden standard for workspaces and sidebars is Sideberry and it's written for Firefox. Always glad to see new browser chrome efforts building on Firefox but it's such a high bar. Will still give this a try though.
He's not asking about the User-Agent string sent to websites.

He's asking about how the browser identifies itself to the Windows operating system. According to him, other forks say simply "Firefox," which makes it impossible to run them alongside the official Firefox release.
There's humor that a drug developed to treat diabetes, using a peptide we know physiologically to lower blood sugar, and secondarily found to also help drop weight is now getting headlines showing that it does its stated purpose.*

* Yes, I get that this is supposedly a preventive study - but if your metric for diabetes is blood glucose level, and you take a drug that lowers blood glucose level, it's not surprising that people on it are found to "fail" to reach the given threshold for diabetes on average
According to C. Darwin and many other scientists, we are here today only because the dinosaurs died, earth warmed up and we evolved from apes, among many other things.
Until 19th century we have had centuries for our evolution and adaptability to the way of our life.

But since the last few decades since 19th century, biological evolution of humans still progresses at a rate slower than the change of everything, our economy, lifestyle - from telephone to Radio to TV to Computers to Smartphones to VR(current decade) and this is just in communication. Overall impact of technology on our lives is very large from big markets, LLM models and nuclear reactors.

In the initial days, we utilized what was given to us to create a simple and efficient society, fast forward to today, everything requires electricity to run, and our bodies naturally don't produce electricity, hence we are already moving away from sustainable future, as soon as we collapse on other natural resources, end up utilizing planet's core or magnetic fields to obtain power.

And there are no noticeable changes in the human body, biological during last decade. We require lot of information to work, brain size and it's processing power is getting impacted with the usage of Social Media and other addictive things on the internet. Our bodies are physically less capable than people from Stone Age. If this continues, I see only two ways of this going for survival either we doom ourselves back to Stone Age / Beam us out of existence once the very fabric holding civilization is strained enough, and we loose all of our knowledge because everything was made virtual from books to tools and people were unable to even to repetitive work because of ML models, our social communication skills get impacted due to communication with LLM models and virtual assistants. No human interaction, meaning inability to teach next generation how to speak. And we become monkeys or worse chimpanzees.

Or we as a civilization become a parasite that explodes our own planet and then we move over to Mars, destroy it then next and so on. Maybe, on our way we slave other alien civilizations and utilize them as our source for energy and keep deestroying the universe(if there is any else the multiverse and across many timelines)
I've been interested in doing this as a side project too, ever since "unwiring" my jeep in a similar fashion (rip out modem).

My quick-and-dirty idea was to stand up a Discourse forum with categories for each make, threads for each model (or possibly model + model year range pairs).

If anyone wants to collaborate / provide some extra motivation, hit me up..
Drivers of hydrogen cars are annoyed at California. But they're suing Toyota
It's definitely a streaming thing, I'm using Apple Music. I get that it's the trade-off I'm making with streaming as you have no real control over the library, I've just noticed this occurring a lot within the last year. Perhaps artists are now more often taking the initiative to re-record their library so they get a larger cut.
What about the PlayStation OS, which is reportedly based on FreeBSD?
I agree. If it's available, I always appreciate a toast + notification tray combo where you get non-blocking feedback on successes but you can also keep track of any past messages.
oh ok, so it can't work in any system that doesn't use harfbuzz.. that's much less interesting than what I originally thought
There's some evidence of bone density being affected negatively, which could be prevented with exercise: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...

I've also read anecdotal reports of skin burning sensations from people that take it.

If people can take it to lose weight and curb food addiction while also beginning strength training for long term health, I think that's a positive.
Using advanced math I hereby extrapolate that this 50,000 ton press can bend 12,500/8" plate.
> and do indeed get faster as hardware speeds up.

This is not actually true, it still has the same scaling bottlenecks with state access but they are expressed differently (via hidden tx finality slowdowns) since it does not have an effective fee market.

Solana also ignores that part of the core reasoning that you'd want to use blockchains is for their decentralization and your ability to independently verify them in their pursuit of being able to claim 4000 tx/s. You need a 10 gigabit network connection to run a full node.
Or simply their priorities are not your priorities. They have encountered a problem, they asked for help, but they have 10 other things going on. By the time you answer, they have forgotten half the context of the issue. They try one thing, it doesn't work, they don't have more time right now so they answer that thing 1 didn't work. Repeat.
The website for math academy looks almost too good to be true. Can you describe more of your experience using it?
Of course, a clickbait title.
Yes, they aid in weight loss. Ozempic is the same class of drug. Long-term effects and discontinuation are your roulette wheel to spin. Ask your doctor.
At the very bottom of everything is a garbage collector..
I have a Hario coffee scale that is absolutely maddening. It works just fine, but gives absolutely no feedback (no flash, no beep, nothing) when you press the 'tare' button, and it also waits about a second before updating its display. The button itself doesn't have any tactile feedback either - one of those membrane-type buttons that seems to have a pressure sensor, but no 'click'.
Code review antipatterns
/s/cyclist/person/

But yes horns are for car-to-car.
When a site doesn't work properly, please use this form to notify Mozilla: https://webcompat.com/issues/new
> the Russians made it further south and east along the west coast of North America

This is why there is a Russian River [1] in northern California. One of its names is "Slavyanka River" which was given by Russians.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_River_(California)
>> sending a "SYN" packet in both directions at once.

Might be a totally dumb question but how does this work? Wouldn’t you already have to have communication to set a time?
This is Australia, it's AC/DC!
The sweetest words in any purchase: "on prem". It avoids so very many such hassles.
>Any estimates on how much this will relieve our healthcare system.. aren't diabetes and CVD the biggest burdens?

Long term, I don't think this will necessarily decrease healthcare costs or the burden on the system. Ignoring the cost of the drugs, people not having diabetes means they're going to live longer and develop all the complex conditions that come with getting to be 75+.
Yeah, that was some poor quality for IEEE. I'm pretty sure they confused "electromagnets" and "electromagnetism."

As far as the "boost in efficiency" sentence, I reread the paragraph around it several times and still have no clue WTF they are trying to say.
Level 3 system programmer: "get me out of this straight jacket and give me my garbage collector back so I can get stuff done"
Not sure about PlayStation, but the last two generations of Xbox have been some of the most secure consumer devices available. I imagine the difficulty of breaking into and analyzing the system has been a factor.
I was about to post the same. Obviously, it wasn't a lack of effort that left out these numbers from article. Cynically, it's because they wanted the reader to reach a conclusion that the numbers did not support.

It is confusing that "Asian American" went up by only 6% while the other percentages went down by a combined 14%. 1% of this is explained by more international students (10% -> 11%). I think the rest of the answer must be the note that says "Total exceeds 100% as students may indicate more than one option."

Did more applicants choose multiple races than in previous year because there are more multi-racial students or because of a change in response rate? It's a big enough difference that it might change how the results should be interpreted.
> I would prefer the best

How do you define best, and once you do, how much better than second best are they? What if the best person asks for several million dollars per year (an unreasonably high number as I write this), but the second will accept for $200k (a reasonable number though low if they really are second best). My guess is you cannot tell the difference between the top 20% of programmers in actual day to day work, and probably couldn't tell the difference in an interview.
It's really expensive to be obese, have diabetes, cancer, heart disease...

From the insurance companies' perspective, what's really expensive is living too long, rather than dying early. My family has gold-plated health insurance by most standards, but it doesn't cover Ozempic.

You'd think they would hand out Ozempic like candy, but evidently they're afraid it will work too well.
I don’t think the data supports that it is possible for the majority of people. On traditional diets, Between 80 and 85 percent of those who lose a large amount of weight regain it. Source: https://stanfordhealthcare.org/medical-conditions/healthy-li....
I was diagnosed with Diabetes 2 years ago.
As soon as I found out I immediately changed my diet.
0 carbs
My blood sugar would still go too high.
My fasting blood sugar (first reading in the morning after waking up. "12+hr fasting") was often the highest of the day.
I spent the next 14 months trying different drugs to mitigate my blood sugar levels.
So one day out of desperation I asked my Doctor if i could try ozempic.

It worked INCREDIBLY well.
I started adding carbs back into my diet.
My blood sugar stayed in good shape.
I started loosing weight too.
Before Ozempic and going 0-carbs I lost ~20lbs over 14 months.
After taking Ozempic I have lost ~80lbs.

I still STRONGLY desire sugar/sugary foods.
My cravings for bread is really bad too.

Ozempic controlled my sugar so well that I have been able to add carbs back into my life.
Thanks!

(everyone is more visual, though we have less aggregated data on how blind people use their visual cortex)
The magnitude of the probe's "average" velocity relative to the Earth-object barycenter remains the same. If the universe was just the Earth and it, then you'd see the object making nice ellipical orbits around the Earth, and the Earth wobbling a bit.

However, the barycenter is moving relative to Venus. Imagine just the three things--the Earth, Venus, and this little object. Now imagine the object is coming almost directly from Venus, loops in a tight ellipse around the Earth, and goes shooting back almost directly towards Venus. The velocity relative to Venus changes enormously. Even if you're just concerned with the magnitude, some of the Earth - Venus relative motion gets added to the probe. Think bouncing a rubber ball against a wall that's moving towards you. The wall slows down a tiny amount, and almost all of the wall's velocity is added to the ball when it shoots back towards you.
The long-term is a luxury that healthy people can worry about.

Obese people are also at much greater risk for diabetes, heart failure, kidney failure, liver failure, depression, anxiety and suicide.

If a drug can add 20 years to my lifespan, I'll take it and worry about long-term side effects later.

Because without the drug, there's a good chance I'd die from something else before reaching the long term.
What does it mean to embrace the uncertainty of life? I live a very uncertain existence myself, and for me it has meant never putting down any kind of roots or committing to anything that I can't escape easily.
Because last time I installed MS-Windows 10 it had the most beautiful unlimited blinking cursor in the corner and nothing else. Until I installed GRUB from a GNU+Linux live CD whose root fs wasn't an actual device and that broke grub-probe. But fortunately grub-mkconfig is a shell script.

I don't know why it failed but it did and Grub saved the day.
This is cooling in the equatorial Atlantic. Collapse of circulation doesn't answer the question at all, because circulation carries heat out of the equatorial region.
The Ukrainians probably had covert access into the Russian internet, but now they actually have Russian territory. Perhaps they are on the inside?
It's easier to remove unwanted apps from the device and work on your self-control than it is to do what you are describing. A lot of banking apps won't work on a rooted phone, for instance. I'd imagine you will have similar problems in a simulator. Just keep a burner phone with minimal shit installed.

As for 2FA, there are plenty of devices that can do this without a phone/SMS. I use 1password for 2FA across all my devices (laptop, desktop, phone).
Tried Zed AI for a bit as a heavy user of Cursor, a few thoughts
- I like that they are trying something different with the assistant panel view by providing end users full control of the context as opposed to Cursor's "magic" approach. There is a huge tradeoff between the granularity of control and efficiency however. The friction for manually filling in context for the assistant window might repel devs from using it constantly.
- Zed AI is still missing a lot of UX details in terms of their inline assistant capabilities. e.g. pressing ctrl+? for inline assist only selects the current line, and users will have to manually select a block of code for inline assist, which is really annoying. In cursor, cmd+k automatically selects the surrounding code block
- Definitely a huge plus that we get to choose our own LLM providers with Zed AI.
The point is whatever you said in defense of blockchain/crypto applies or does not apply to neural networks/LLMs in equal measure.

I for one fail to see the difference between these two kinds of snake oil.

> Some theoretical work on artificial neurons was done in the 40s.

"The perceptron was invented in 1943 by Warren McCulloch and Walter Pitts. The first hardware implementation was Mark I Perceptron machine built in 1957"
we wouldn't be living longer and healthier lives than our forebears

Take out infectious disease, post-partum maternal deaths, no sanitation, and obvious lifestyle choices like smoking, and are we really living healthier lives than prior generations? I'm not so convinced.
Russian fur traders made it to what is now called the Russian River in northern California in the early 1800's, founding Fort Ross.
For starters it is not web-based, does not work on Mac, does not support LLM query generation, etc.
>From a standstill, all vehicles waiting could accelerate simultaneously rather than create pressure waves due to human reaction times.

How would this work? If even a single car has a malfunction it would cause a massive pile up? The amount of work people will do to avoid using trains is insane
> Knowing that you're not
worth burning a 0day on

This has been a pretty tried and true way for me to figure out who is schizophrenic and who is important.
If traffic clears the intersection faster, you can have more efficient cycles without changing the cycle time. The effect would be larger, not smaller, gaps.
Even with a Smartphone you will have a terrible experience if you do not use stock vendor software. On a custom rom one needs to install zygisk modules [0] to get around the play integrity madness (before that safetynet). As this still dies not rely in Hardware attestation it could works in emulators, too. What we need are court rouling against this ! Banks actually force us to give our data and sell souls to Google an Apple.

[0] https://github.com/chiteroman/PlayIntegrityFix/releases

Edit: seemingly PoCs exist : https://xdaforums.com/t/poc-safetynet-bypass-for-emulators.4...
Isn't it time, as the process is becoming normalized (as with the Artemis project) to start using the term "(gravitational) slingshot" in headlines?
A text file.
> No one knows which one is actually correct or used by the customers in practice.

Automating BS is bad.

> Thus, you could say there is no correct answer.

I object to such fatalism.

Kind of the whole point of computers is to find and eliminate such ambiguities.

I don't mind playing irrational games for entertainment, but they are "no basis for a system of government", eh?

> Most software development is wrestling with malleable requirements.

Sure but that's no excuse for automating irrational systems. There's no written requirement that the math to compute totals and taxes shall be mysterious?
Assuming full regulation is possible, would crypto still be useful? It seems a very large portion of its utility is in its semi-unregulated nature.
Windows user here, exited to try this, but on the download page [1] the link to download the installer didn't work as expected to me. I don't see an exe/msi file to download here [2].

Any solution?

[1] https://screen-play.app/download/

[2] https://gitlab.com/kelteseth/ScreenPlay/-/pipelines
Love a good conspiracy & not a biologist / chemist, but I don't thing such a drug is even possible in our current state of technology.

Treatments that are "one (or N) & done" tend to be surgical procedures which physical change your body or vaccines which train your immune system (which has a sort of viral memory bank).

Most other regular drug treatments are introducing chemicals into the body which your body consumes/breaks down/etc. The body is always self repairing, replacing cells, etc.

As a layperson, I conceptualize altering brain chemistry via a drug is a temporary thing the way adjusting your pools chemistry is. You have to constantly replenish with new chemicals as everything is constantly breaking down and changing.
Yeah I hope there will be those big corps, universities (who are preparing the next gen) and market manipulators then at the end of time of a livable world helping it to regrow it back by asking people to pay for it.

Or maybe they will do nothing as we do nothing and simply close poor people and unfortunate's access to their solutions,if they even have any(I highly doubt that).
I Open-Sourced TagStudio [video]
Ukraine attacks Moscow in one of largest ever drone strikes on Russian capital
I believe you can do the same in vim, however I agree that there is more friction in vim because Lua is not the main scripting language. Moreover, vim is not guaranteed to be compiled with Lua, so you only want to do this if you can control the installation of the vim binaries.
Flexport (YC W14) is hiring a senior product designer for our newest product
Get a cheap android phone and put a metered data service on it like Tello ($6 month for 1G and 200 SMS). Then leave it at your desk like PP said.

You might get by with WiFi service and a Google voice number, but many banks only trust real cell numbers and don’t work with VOIP numbers annoyingly.
Gabapentin is 20th century medicine. It's from 1993.