skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What i meant is getting rid of html,css,js,etc and the entire stack and replacing it with something simpler. There isn't an issue with interoperability with other browsers as there wont be any other browsers, there is no need to interoperate with other organizations as there wont be any other organizations and any interoperability with operating systems can be addressed by simply using cross platform tech when building the browser.

You may not bother but others will (and really you can say that about anything that tries to come up with something new, that is not a reason to stop trying to come with new stuff).
Well, sounds like you hit a bug. my personal server sits at 600MB RSZ, including lots of large room. Were you using sqlite or postgres?
Time to build solar panels and wind turbines. Africa has a real potential for exporting e.g. gas from power-to-gas stations.
Proliferation/increasing satellite cells is kind of the holy grail of body building. Creatine helps here a little (at least if you're deficient from a vegetarian/vegan diet): https://www.nrcresearchpress.com/doi/10.1139/h2001-045 (aside from the "tactical" effects of creatine).
I second this site - it's research-based and takes an objective view at several factors including how solvable a problem is, how many people are already working on it, etc. The podcast they host has some great interviews as well.

Marta - I find myself on a similar path and I wish you the best of luck going forward!
Maybe Apple could make something in between the Mac Mini and the Mac Pro. How about—and I'm just spitballing here—they call it a "Mac"?
The parent post was about using captcha in the app.
Do Kepler Superflare Stars Include Slowly Rotating Sun-Like Stars?
Perhaps our descendants, 10000 years in the future, will be exploring the purpose of The Great Pacific garbage patch.
There's something better on the horizon:

https://www.sciencealert.com/vintage-vacuum-tube-tech-could-...

Also regular vacuum tubes are still pretty competent for power applications.

Making a switching power supply might be a challenge though - we would have to return to using Thyratrons which contain mercury vapour.
What's the point in recommending that people buy an All-In-One-PC like the iMac when they'll have to litter their desk with a pile of cabled hardware that is known to live quite well inside of PC cases?

eGPU seems silly to me for a desktop. The graphics card works very well inside of the case, the monitor works better outside of it.
“Why I created a ridiculous company”
I miss building my own computer out of TTL chips.

I miss "the front panel" where I could single-step my program and read the octal / hex off the front panel lights.

I miss debugging my program with a plastic block and a wire to hand-punch patches into the binary paper tape.

I miss the "user manual" that had circuit diagrams as part of the documentation.

I miss doing "machine vision" on boxes of punched-card images.

I miss sitting "at the console" of an auditorium-sized "machine room" with a sea of DASD, watching the PSW flicker as the program counter changed.

I miss analog computers.

I miss coordinating 24 IBM Selectric consoles all "typing out" classical music (each one tapped out an orchestra instrument). Beethoven's fifth on selectrics....

I miss playing music by holding my radio next to the mainframe while my program was running, adjusting the program so it played a song.

I miss hand-designing a 16x16 multiply chip in MOS.

I miss programming plated-wire memory in binary switches to drive a Unimate robot.

I miss "scoring a complete copy" of the listing of Lisp 1.5 and reading the source code.

I miss running "the Hadoop algorithm" on a room full of punched card equipment (Google didn't invent it).

I miss "real programmers" who could solder. And could replace a failing memory address chip on your core memory board.

Good times.

But now I'm proving a computer algebra system correct. So it's all still good.

Rock on....
In what way are they better off, would you say?

Btw Rudolf Steiner (of Waldorf School fame) would also outlaw ball games, at least soccer. After all, the ball could be mistaken for a head and it could train kids to kick heads.
There are some interesting, award winning projects happening in Port Elizabeth, South Africa that are incorporating recycled materials into the vernacular.

These projects are to address the poor condition of schools, where children are typically taught in overcrowded shacks.

https://www.archdaily.com/875103/silindokuhle-preschool-coll...
Transport and turbulence analysis validation in NSTX-U L-mode plasmas
That's exactly what it is. But people all knowing a thing individually and a thing being announced to the group are two different scenarios.
glitch.me is kind of intriguing, but I don't fully understand what kind of applications it's useful for.
A smartphone biosensor based on analysing structural colour of porous silicon
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Snoopy may last that long:

After Stafford and Cernan docked with Charlie Brown and re-entered it, Snoopy's ascent stage was sent on a trajectory past the Moon into a heliocentric orbit by firing its engine to fuel depletion (unlike the subsequent Apollo 11 ascent stage, which was left in lunar orbit to eventually crash; all ascent stages after Apollo 11 were instead intentionally steered into the Moon to obtain readings from seismometers placed on the surface, except for the one on Apollo 13, which did not land but was used as a "life boat" to get the crew back to Earth, and burned up in Earth's atmosphere.) Snoopy's ascent stage orbit was not tracked after 1969, and its current location is unknown. In 2011, a group of amateur astronomers in the UK started a project to search for it. It is the only once-crewed spacecraft still in outer space without a crew.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_10
Nope, this is ProLine's Power C, as seen here:

https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/Power_C

(the ALL CAPS code example with some really horrific variable and function names is a nice touch of the 80s)
> It seems pretty far fetched to claim that biology causes boys to be more interested in winning Lego programming competitions.

Why ? The "Lego programming competitions" is a detail there, the important part is "does winning at X triggers the same biological pathways as winning at Y ?" and "are men more inclined to be competitive ?".

For example men are more inclined to do dangerous activities for fun, like racing cars or rock climbing. Does it means that biology ""wants"" men to race cars, no, just that racing cars trigger biological pathways somehow perceived as more beneficial for men than female.
The isoprenoid alcohol pathway, a synthetic route for isoprenoid biosynthesis
It is not really a question of integration, as far as I can see.

Currently HK has extradition treaties with 18 countries, but none with Macao, Taiwan, and mainland China.

On the face of it, it is rather odd that currently someone may be extradited from HK (a territory of the PR China) to, say the US, but not to mainland China.

It is understandable that people have reservations because of the judicial system in mainland China but this should ideally be dealt with by safeguards in the proposed bill.

To me it is a bit like arguing that someone in Puerto Rico should not face extradition to the US mainland.
These messages were listed in succession in an art installation as part of the Amsterdam light festival. An intriguingly dark contrast to the rest of the atmosphere.
Also, in the same vein, I highly recommend R.V. Jones' 'Most Secret War' on his experience as Chief Boffin in the UK during WWII.

Chapter after chapter devoted to figuring out what the Germans were up to on the technology front, then one-upping them. Lots of engineering porn.
Microwave ovens work on the ground, and were invented on the ground. GPS satellites operate under remote control. What about cancer treatments? Weightlessness, vacuum, and high ambient radiation don't cure cancer, singly or in combination.

We could survive a Yellowstone eruption much, much, much more easily in Antarctica than on Mars.

Mars is interesting, but not as a place to live.
A monolithic immersion metalens for imaging solid-state quantum emitters
da comrade, waiting for the great soviet empire to rise up again
Superstar Griezmann opens up and tells Chelsea ‘I may leave Spain’ this summer
This is a fresh way to do placeholders.
There's no reason to snoop on a dead person's personal data. It's a backstab to privacy.

Nothing to be proud of.
I agree. I'm currently working on a project containing 45k lines of Python code and we have really benefited from having type annotations.
Hawk guidance system tuned for close pursuit of erratically maneuvering targets
I made one for our company using AWS Kinesis Firehose which I thought was really good having used GA, Mixpanel and Segment before. Shame we haven't been able to put it into more wider use. Extremely simple and very robust, to deploy it you just have to run the CloudFormation stacks with Sceptre in a single command and then add the client library with some event listeners for clicks, pageviews et cetera. I'd love to be able to open-source it but I don't know, should think through the benefits and disadvantages of both with my CEO. Probably couldn't get customers to pay for an expensive custom analytics platform if it was open-source.

Having spent some time on this I'll just say that don't overthink it. Over-engineering such system is way too easy while the actual benefits might not be that great. Sure if you're receiving a lot of data there might be some pitfalls to be aware of eg using proper bucket partitioning with Athena for queries.
If you run in a straight line, toward a cliff, you can hope that when you get there, a bridge will have been built. And it may work quite often. It has for us in the past (although we are kin to forget the cost we paid for it).

But it's not a bad answer to suggest to slow down to give time for the bridge to be built, or just change course. You can also assume some of us will not die in the fall even if the bridge is not there, and part of the group will survive. But it's not bad to suggest we could choose another way.

The thing is, even if the universe is not a closed system, our Earth system can be approximated as such, once we consider social/logistical/scientific bottlenecks, education, time available, speed of consumption and reaction, inertia, and our desire to avoid a genocide.

I keep posting this video (in 8 parts):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-QA2rkpBSY&feature=list_othe...

Because I wish more people would watch it.

It's a very good mathematical and political explanation of why we can't continue just thinking "growth". It addresses the usual rebukes such as "we are not in a finite system", "this is not a zero sum game", "innovation/adaptation will save us" or "we can make it sustainable/reasonable".

I particularly like the part where Albert Allen Bartlett explains how our growth affects democracy, comfort, health, and peace, not just resource consumption.
> Maybe a better term would be satisfying? That covers that the individual parent benefits but also doesn't imply that having children is hurting others.

I certainly wouldn't say satisfying, because you are deliberately ignoring any negative impacts of having children and focusing only on the positives. You say so yourself above.

I don't know if you agree that there can sometimes be negative consequences but you're opting not to speak of them to spare the feelings of parents (perhaps including yourself) or whether you genuinely believe that child birth has no negative consequences on other people or society, ever.

I'd say that's debatable at best. It depends entirely on where you live and what the impact of that child is on society and the environment.

A child's immense carbon footprint throughout life is a good example of how a child being born can be detrimental to the ecosystems we all depend on. That will remain true until (if we ever do) find a way to reduce our carbon footprints to zero or negative and in my opinion, is a reason to limit the number of children you have.

Two kids seems like a good compromise. More than that and you are adding to the problem. 'Be fruitful and multiply' does not serve our species as a mantra as well as it once did.
Hurray! CP/M on an Amstrad 464 in the 80s was my first contact with an operating system that back then felt to me professional - like those in the movies. And it brought compilers.
This is essentially a capability system enforced by the compiler, which means your code is not actually in control for any third party caller.

A glaring security hole. Any old hacker can forge or clone a data structure. This "badge" (AKA token) has to be explicitly unpredictably replay-proof generated and hard to forge, and also automatically verified.
Tool use and social homophily among male bottlenose dolphins
كلمات اغنية سر الحياة اصيل هميم
What happened to the theory that you need a moon with its tides? Is that still credible or is it not? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/moon-life-tides/
Judges in Hong Kong are already complaining that they are being exposed to political pressure by Beijing and that the judicial system in China does not comply with even the most basic standards of judicial fairness.

The pretext for this is that a Hong Kong resident is recently accused of murdering his girl friend in Taiwan. However this law would expose Taiwan citizens to extradition claims when visiting Hong Kong, so even they are against the law even though it would allow them to extradite the alleged murderer.
None of this tries to demonstrate that the plastic flowing out of Chinese rivers was originally from the West.
We, remarkably, seem to be following that tradition.
Starshade Would Take Formation Flying to Extremes
Any real-life examples? The blog only seems to contain animated gifs.
To me the obvious reason is the null hypothesis: in the US law enforcement officers don't actually have the standard operating procedure of "putting a few bullets" in people for "resisting arrest". The alternative hypothesis is a double conspiracy theory, that they are generally cold blooded killers, but in this case for some whatever reasons, they didn't shoot the Boston bomber, but rather they kept him alive to make an example out of him? I don't know, this doesn't pass any type of smell test to me.
especially, if the card would be in vertical, there should be place for a full-sized gpu.
One clear example:
HK has not remained a true democracy as promised, only Beijing-approved candidates are allowed to stand in elections.
Any arguments based on lower cost of anything collapse instantly.

Mars has demonstrated high amusement value. That has sustained all the missions thus far. It's all we have any prospect for in decades to come. God knows we'll need a lot as our ecosystem folds up around us.
Sorry, but accusing others of whataboutism doesn't detract from your own double standards:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism#Criticism

Others have criticized the usage of accusations of whataboutism by American news outlets, arguing that the accusation whataboutism has been used to simply "deflect" criticisms of human rights abuses perpetrated by the United States or its allies.

They argue that the usage of the term almost exclusively by American outlets is a double standard, and that moral accusations made by powerful countries are merely a pretext to punish their geopolitical rivals in the face of their own wrongdoing.

In fact, invoking 'whataboutism' in the way you have done is a misuse and a deliberate attempt to deflect.
Climate-driven oscillation of P and Fe limitation in N Pacific Subtropical Gyre
Functional JavaScript: Traversing Trees with a Recursive Reduce
The US constitution (amendment 6) ostensibly provides the right to a speedy trial. Amendment 8 forbids "cruel and unusual" punishment.

What I don't understand is how people can be against the death penalty but yet be totally OK with locking people up for the rest of their lives. I personally know someone who, if they live to be 75, will ultimately end up being in prison for over 5 decades. How is that not "cruel and unusual"?
The US support for Saudi Arabia, to which the hardline anti-Iran policy belongs as well, is one of the biggest disgraces of modern US foreign politics.

The support for a dictatorial regime that allows child marriage, has Medieval punishments for political opponents and for which atheism is a criminal offense: this support makes any claim that the USA is the defender of the free democratic world a joke.
http://voila-gallery.org is their gallery of examples. It's built using jupyter hub, which spawns a python kernel for every new user.

UX is not great, you have to go to http://voila-gallery.org/hub/logout after you've started an example dashboard to be able to see another.
I've had a couple NETSPOT (w/gallium68 dotate) scans this year after surgery in January to remove mass revealed it was a NET. Would be interested in chatting about it. I haven't requested the images yet, but it sounds interesting.
One thing that I am fully with the author on is that the desktop metaphor is in need of an update. Many of the terms we used to soften the transition from typewriters, pens, paper, and filing cabinets are not going to be relevant for younger generations.
Trivago Business Model:How Did Trivago Start and How Does It Work
Practical Queueing Using SQL
When Employees Use Software That IT Hasn’t Approved
Astronomers determine mass of small black hole at center of nearby galaxy
I guess that Orwell is more understandable to people who did not live under an authoritarian dictatorship. Just a guess.
1) For a concise and non technical introduction to issues of monetary economics I would suggest Alan S. Blinder - Central Banking in Theory and Practice.

2) For an introduction to macroeconomic principles you can try Cores free online textbook. [1]

[1] https://core-econ.org/the-economy/book/
Getting a whole team to try out static typing on a language that they already know is far easier than getting a whole team to learn an entirely new language.
nntp relied on central servers which clients connected to, so not fully decentralized.

That the servers did inter-server replication and forwarding doesn’t really change that.
হাফীজুর রহমান ছিদ্দীক কুয়াকাটা, Hafijur Rahman, Kuakata – Holy Touch
Historical contingency shapes adaptive radiation in Antarctic fishes
Personally, I

\documentclass[10pt,sans]{moderncv}

and then go from there. I’m leery of keeping my CV or details on it anywhere but a private git repo.
You just described steroid cycling.

> cycling steroids involves alternating the active and in active use of steroids. This means that there would be times where a person would be using the drug as well as times where they would refrain from using them.

https://www.whatsteroids.com/steroids/what-is-a-steroid-cycl...
Hi, there's a major problem with the URLS of CV's, all are available to everyone as they're numbered in order and there's no permission locks.
What would the motto be for Comcast+Sprint?

“The cellular company with the worse customer service has combined with the cable company you hate....”

More importantly do we really want a media company owning a cellular company? Shouldn’t we be trying to get away from media companies merging with communication providers. Comcast owns NBC/Universal.
There is no software that is macOS-only used by VFX artists, and except for a few 2D tools (cough Photoshop cough), everything runs on Linux. (Typically Red Hat/CentOS with nVidia cards.)

The farm basically always just runs Linux. Many studios run Linux on the desktop, sometimes Windows, and sometimes macOS.
Forensics Analysis of OpenVPN on iOS
Stomatopod Telson: Convergent Evolution in Development of a Biological Shield
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"they didn't shoot the Boston bomber, but rather they kept him alive to make an example out of him"

Yeah, doesn't pass the smell test for me either. 110+ bullets in that boat, and the guy wasn't far from dead when they brought him to the hospital.
Introducing Scene.js Library to Create Timeline-Based Animation
And lose the opportunity to do a counter-intelligence move on your part? No way. Better analyze the shit of those "gifts", hope they are bugged and then use them to feed false information while you keep your real intelligence room free of anything.
> Plus, Swift pretty much has direct compatibility with C and Python libraries without needing to wrap anything.

Could you please elaborate on this point?
There is apparently an economic theory behind this argument. But I doubt it's been published.

Who do the inheritors of Mars sell it to? And what do they swap for it?
The shill is strong in this one...
In a similar vein is E. M. Forster's "The Machine Stops" where nobody is left who knows how to fix the Machine that supports civilization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Machine_Stops
Give a random website my name, address, email and account number?? Yes please!
This is an absurd argument to make on this website of all websites. I sit at a desk all day and write code. Am I not a professional? How many tech companies are going to be buying $6000+ computers for their software engineering professionals? (Once you add upgrades it will be more like $10-20k)

What this professional wants is a 9900K (I'm not cheeky enough to ask for AMD), 64GB-128GB memory, support for M.2 SSDs and my choice of nvidia graphics card.
> You cannot unspeak, and if you do you or if a systems allows you to, then that is a fundamental violation of the social contract.

There's no such social contract.
The whole purpose of life is to fill space. Through the genetic algorithm it searches the forms that do it.

The algorithm has developed the current forms that can actually plan ahead and try to push through the gaps of 'nothingness' to keep filling the space.
Are there decent Admin tools for hosting your own homeserver now? Last time I checked it out I could neither disable file uploads completely nor remove users from the server short of editing the database.