skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nothing "pulled from air" in ammonia production is expensive. The energy intensive part is making hydrogen, and then pressurizing the nitrogen and hydrogen.

Currently, hydrogen is produced from natural gas, but renewable hydrogen from electrolysis would be fine. And at the rate the cost of solar is declining renewable hydrogen is going to be competitive soon (nuclear hydrogen, not so much.) And if renewables are over-installed to deal with intermittency there will be a lot of excess power intermittently available. The key technology here would be mediocre efficiency, but low capital cost, membraneless electrolyzers.
Healthcare advances in the _past_ few decades have gone hand-in-hand with healthcare _costs_ rising much faster than inflation, at least in the US. Better medicine you can't afford doesn't help much.
Nice try - but the original question doesn't state the egg has to be a chicken-egg, just "the egg".
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it would be stupid (and ignorant) of me to claim that it doesn't work for anybody.

I'm glad it works for you, it wasn't a very nice experience for me and it's certainly not comparable to having the OS designed and built for my use-case in mind, but I certainly don't think it's "unworkable" just that Apple provides a superior product in this example.

:)
It would be great if it was so easy. Sadly it’s not, because format=flowed is ignored by many email clients.

See also: https://github.com/neomutt/neomutt/issues/587

Also this article: https://fastmail.blog/2016/12/17/format-flowed/

The only solution is HTML and multipart emails.

Edit: added link to article
Can you suggest some good pointers on how to get started with that type of routine?

Edit: thanks for the responses, awesome.
At least up to 2017, VS autocompletion is one word at a time.
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Because there was never a demand for a new social network. Apple is now big enough that anything they build becomes trendy and something people will jump into.
No reactor "burns" thorium. Reactors can breed 233U from thorium, but the chain reaction is in 233U. Breeding of 233U is marginal, btw.
FPGA vulnerability provides gateway for side-channel attacks
WWDC 2019: New Mac Pro Is Here. It's Probably Not for You
Lucky you! I do a reboot on my Windows 10 machine every night. I also suffered from intermittent complete and total lockups due to a bug in what I traced to spotify. Similar thing happened with MacOS and safari recently enough too so I stopped using Safari for a while ...
Sites should allow you to add extra authentication methods; if they don't, that's not Apple's fault.
Or you can look from the other side: people who buy cars that pollute air pay for the development of better cars.
He's far from a crackpot (negative connotations), eccentric would be a better term. Don't forget that De Grey has been one of the main popularizer of anti-aging science, and largely thanks to him there's now serious momentum behind it.

This recent interview with Aubrey de Grey is really worth listening to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMFST20xHwk

He seems to think that anti-aging science has speeded up drastically recently, both in terms of the science itself, the funding and the popularity. I really love what the SENS Foundation is doing in terms of spinning research avenues into startups, since most investors are far more likely to fund high-risk investments than non-profit ones.

He also mentions other positive developments in terms of legislation and advocacy.
> GM’s credit purchases illustrate how challenging the U.S. fuel efficiency requirements are getting, even for automakers that are adding more zero-emission vehicles to their lineup.

Hardly. It mostly illustrates how many trucks and SUVs they sell.
Diet and the human body in general is a complex system the HN users want to understand, hack, optimize, perfect.
It was mishandled from day one when the prosecutors office acknowledged that Assange was under investigation, this on it's own was - while not strictly illegal - something essentially unheard of in Sweden, especially for a case involving a possible rape charge.

It was highly irregular, and considering how much of police and prosecutor actions in Sweden are based on professional ethics, rather then laws themselves, the level of irregular behavior clearly stands out in this case, as it also did in the pirate bay case, but that's a story for another time. Yes, we really should put more of the rules for police and prosecution into law, there's too much leeway as it is today.

Back to the topic at hand.

Rape cases are usually not public, they almost alwaya are played out without anyone except legal teams, judge, prosecutor, lay judges present. Thus since the trial is in private, and an exoneration in court is then less 'visible' than the public "accusation" cause by naming the suspect, the view is generally that the courts and prosecution should not explicitly name people in the kind of cases you expect to be held in that setting, or in generall - cases where publicly naming suspects can cause undue harm to the suspected regardless of the veracity of the accusations.

It was as far as I can recall still unusual for any accused to be publicly named, much less so for cases expected to be tried behind locked doors. Usually public naming of suspects only happened if the suspect was deemed to be violent enough that the public needed to be warned.
Thankfully I am not British. Both are loud and obnoxious in their own way. Just find people from Europe more tolerable.
Using Redux in Flutter – Part 1: Setup and Basic State Management
The whole point is it's not a subsidy, it's properly assigning costs.

Up until now ICE manufacturers and users havent being paying for the full costs of that technology, everyone has been subsidising them, this is designed to cancel that subsidy out.
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Show HN: OnChrome – A Firefox extension that opens the sites you want on Chrome
>The Chinese students who don't subscribe to the CCP agenda are pressured by the others. They get labelled traitors, ostracised, word gets around and their families get harassed back at home.

This has happened to people I know, for crimes such as going to a Taiwanese owned restaurant, a showing of a Tienanmen documentary and dating local white people.
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Tech always starts at the high end, then comes down to everyone. R&D has to be subsidized some how, this is the common cycle. With wars over oil, pollution, environmental destruction it seems like we've all been subsidizing our desire for cheap energy for sometime. Credits appear to be a lot more efficient to me.
That requires a separate server. It's a different concept than what I asked for.
If you are built on Spotify, then the use is not signing in to your app, but to Spotify (and then authorizing your app), so it should be up to them to provide the Apple Sign In feature, I assume.
But a bird's heavier than feathers.
Preact 10.0.0-beta.2 adds basic support for Suspense and lazy()
I once created a project based on affiliate links and I researched the implications of this a lot.

I came to the conclusion for a corporate project it's a very elegant way to make money, as theoretically it's a win-win for everone involved.

But there is one big problem, especially for smaller projects where the people who write the content also manage the website: Subconciously you start identifying with the products you recommend.

It's easy to lie to yourself. Like one guy on the github thread, suggesting

> "Another benefit of more income from affiliate: We could fund small privacy open source software / service projects in form of donations, too.

If the project would be able to even fund other projects with running on affiliate money, then it would also be possible to live off donation or a shop and simply focus on your own project.

There is only one way of having a project that sides with the users: Actually getting the money directly from the users.

With affiliate links the products you recommend become your customers, so you start to become accountable towards them, and the users become your product.

This happens slowly over time and mostly subconsciously. At first everything seems to be ok, but at one point all the relevant questions resolve around how to please the affiliate customers.
See: Every phones autocorrect and how much annoyance they cause.
So what will your recommended course of action be? Ban RC toys? Backdoor everything?
Immortality. There really isn't much of a choice here.
Another one from South Africa, though perhaps a little less impressive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Nuisance
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Thriving may be a bit strong - These are small potatoes compared to apple, sure, but these are tech obsessed people buying privacy orientated products.

Librem 5 raised over $2.1 million

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/10/purism-librem-5-crowdfun...

The VPN market is measured in the billions.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/542817/worldwide-virtual...

People spend money in this area. The privacy orientated crowd is willing to put their money where their mouth is.

Please keep orientating products towards it.

edit: sorry, for some reason I'm unable to reply to the comment below. Purism raised 2.1 million pre-selling their the librem 5, not in shares or anything.
You just shifted the goalposts on a massive scale. You weren't talking about "abusive jerks" were you? You were talking about actual British citizens who ran for election, which makes them politicians. Whether you like them or not is irrelevant - if "abusive jerk" was the bar, no politician at all could use social media, as there'd be a significant number of people who felt that way for all of them.

In practice I can see that you're fully in support of censoring politicians you disagree with, whilst allowing those you support free reign. That's an exceptionally dangerous path. You certainly cannot hold that view and also make arguments about "foreign interference in elections" being bad - beyond the total absence of proof around what you're thinking of (Russia), Facebook blocking local politicians is by any definition a foreign company interfering in local elections. The fact that you support the move because it's against people you dislike is irrelevant for avoiding a charge of hypocrisy.
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Most modern autocomplete engines respect camelcase, so N will bring up both Now and UtcNow.
Is there an existing alternative service (read: FOSS) that would auto-generate temporary emails and manage identity for services like "Login with Apple"?
Chinese Student Protection Act of 1992
Not to mention the other flaw of the "theft" framework or one or the other. Even if there was a fixed limit we would run against in spite of all innovations it is more efficient resource wise to build one person for 1000 years than 20 generations that live to 50. Growth and death itself has more expenses.
Preventing Employees from Switching to Competitors
Needing to raise money kind of means they aren’t profitable.

As far as the “VPN market” according to the link, they are mostly referring to businesses using VPNs in the enterprise not individual users.
Can't decide if this is sarcastic/tongue-in-cheek or serious. If serious - would love to see source(s) for that statistic....
It’s not hard to make those fuel efficient, it’s hard to make them fuel efficient cheaply all while maintaining the performance that customers expect.
http://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2017-09-14-earliest-recorded-use-ze...
Chinese molds would have been 2x. Plus all that goes into working with China (as a very small fish at that) I was pretty concerned with paying $20k for what wouldn't amount to much more than a boat anchor.

After fulfilling around 700 units on Kickstarter, I sold another 300 at local Makerfaires and around 100 on Amazon (using Vendor Express.)
Right, I've always used pocket hole screws with a glued butt or rabbet, so I would have added the former to the testing.
That isn’t how code competition is used. It is t about “saving on typing”, rather, it enables exploration and allows a developer to browse on what they can do next. In that case, your error rate is completely meaningless.
Interesting, but this seems to be more about "superficial charm" than friendliness, cooperation and reduced aggression per se. Psychopaths also show superficial charm as well as a markedly reduced response to fear and negative emotions in general, driven by comparable changes in the amygdala - but they have increased aggression and callousness compared to controls, and this is thought to be a result of them lacking the ordinary social emotions (which means they don't have "affective empathy" in the usual sense - and in particular, their theory-of-mind intuitions are going to view every social interaction as a zero-sum, win-lose situation!). So it seems that there are at least two independent mechanisms at play here.
There are lots of temporary email services, most or all of which are blocked by major sites.
There are plenty of opinions on what is or isn't a monopoly. What matters is that the opinion that what the likes of Google, Facebook, Apple, and others are doing amounts to being something that needs action from governments is both popular and becoming a talking point for a lot of politicians in both the EU and the US.

So, what matters less is whether they are right or wrong and what matters more is what the before mentioned companies are doing about mitigating the risks of being confronted with excessive fines, rulings, and other forms of damage. The answer is, so far not a lot and that may become a problem as it seems pretty clear there is wide spread support for action against them.

I'd say both Google and Apple are pretty far down the road where they will have multi billion euro or dollar fines at some point. They are both highly profitable as well so that in it self would not necessarily be that much of a problem. What would be a problem is governments interfering with their business models.

IMHO, some action here would be good. These companies are getting a bit complacent about their position in the market and quite arrogant about casually snuffing out competition when it suits them. In general, it's time for a shake up in the mobile space. Google and Apple earned their position with the work they did last decade but nothing is forever and I remember a time when there were more credible options then just them.
How is it compared to other phones at the same price level though?
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Like some comments pointed out, targeting on talent will be ineffective, if not backfiring. And just like most typical dumb policies, it's targeting on symptoms (students not integrating or researchers leaving) not real causes and issues in this country: race, economic and fake news.

The racial problems and slow economic in US is making international students less motivated to stay in US, and particularly when it comes to Chinese students, they have an easy fallback option.

The propaganda and fake news is making it worse. While on one side nationalism propaganda is flowing in from the China (particularly on WeChat and Zhihu), on the other side fake news targeting on Chinese students and broadly minorities/foreigners are pushing them further away.

In the past, US administrations have made some really smart decisions like helped establish one of best universities in China[1], and generously welcomed the Chinese student from Tiananmen Protest in 1989[2].

This administration is fond of self-claimed wars, targeting students and researchers is a war easy to win, even much easier than the trade war, but we all know history which tells us where it leads to.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsinghua_University#Early_20th...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Student_Protection_Act...
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I’m pretty sure you’re mistaken about this. Apple can be sticklers about ensuring that if you offer a way to sign up for the service in the app, you must support App Store subscriptions, but there are a lot of SaaS companies with free apps for subscribers. You just can’t offer a path to signing up from the app if you don’t want to pay apple.
Well part of the (if not THE) reason for that was that they were extremely inefficient in the whole process (complete clones of the master repository including the complete history, although you don't really need that as a cocoapods user).

And it is still inefficient today, considering that an initial pod install takes around 12 minutes just to clone the cocapods repo...
It does not matter how we interpret the guidelines. The fact is that our app has been developed and tested, but was rejected by the app store reviewer citing this reason.

We believe we fall under the exception of "business databases" which are exempted from this restriction, but the reviewer does not believe so. Guess who won.

We are not trying to use the app as an acquisition channel, we don't believe our customers would discover our service through an app store search. We want to make it more easy for our current customers to view their data on a mobile device, the app is pretty simple, coded in react native and also available on the play store.
So dividing by number of months, which is not dividing by an amount of money.
If Apple really wants to help me then they need to create a product to wean me off Gmail.
I think by the time they've scaled quantum computers from the current 70 qubits to the 20M qubits this would require, anything encrypted with 2048-bit RSA will surely be years (if not decades) out of date.
I have only lurked here for a few years, but from the beginning it seemed to me that the HN zeitgeist is slightly sociopathic. It does not stop me from lurking, however, perhaps because it is one of the last bastions of text only web.
In the West? Men? I'd love to see statistics for that.

In general, being overweight is a far, far larger problem in the West, and being underweight is extremely rare outside of eating disorders like anorexia. There are people who are naturally skinny due to how their metabolism works, but they are rarely truly underweight.
I'm not concerned with Apple refusing apps that do seamy things (though "seamy things" is more subjective than you might think, as Apple is well aware).

I am concerned with things like Apple's terms of service saying "If you put an app in the store, we reserve the right to copy it and ban yours."

They don't spell it out quite that clearly, but sections 14.4 and 11.2 of the developer guidelines make it clear
enough (https://download.developer.apple.com/Documentation/ADP_Progr...).

Yes, there are more charitable interpretations possible, but Apple does have some history of cloning and killing off third party software, so I see no reason to apply the more charitable interpretation.
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If you are implying Donald Trump is my president, that is incorrect. It's dangerous to make assumptions when you are not keeping a level head.

If requesting social network identity is not being more conscious, what is it? It is not a blanket ban. For all we know, social network identity is just more information for making a more informed decision on the visa application.
Do you remember that time you were stuck in the elevator for a long time with three friends who all seemed to have the same brain injury?
For better or worse, it worked for Steam.
When I got interested in this type of workout, I just youtubed videos, picked out exercises that I wanted to do, and created my own routine.
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Apple is not that big when it comes to market share - yes they have the most affluent users - but you can’t make a social network from that.
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yes, typo, sorry
It is in Germany.
And to be fair there are many places including like half of US states where a paternal test if not court ordered requires the consent of both parents listed on the birth certificate.

And to get a court mandate in such cases where you think the child might not be yours you must basically "prove" the mother had to opportunity to cheat on you and that it could have resulted in the conception, and even then it may not exempt you from paying child support if you are listed as the father on the birth certificate you may only be able to claim them back from the biological father if you ever find him.
Give something to hack to geeks...