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I know the people behind https://www.electricitymap.org really care about climate change as many do :)

Also this video:
"What can a javascript developer do to combat climate change? - Olivier Corradi"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keOPXD-ojWY
> The popularity of React is fueled by corporate-sponsorship, a tech industry seeking validation by becoming Hard and Masculine, and aggressive Capitalist principles

Uh, huh.
You can use add-ons like Certainly Something (I don't know the name of an equivalent for Chromium but I bet there is one) to show you exactly what's in these certificates.

By far the most likely cause of an error like this (in which the browser clearly connected but didn't like the offered certificates) is that an intercepting proxy aka a MITM or middlebox is between your browser and the remote site and it fucked up.

Things that are intercepting proxies (some of which you might have classified wrongly as something else)

* Most 3rd party AV "solutions" or "endpoint protection" on your machine itself

* WAFs

* Any kind of "Next generation firewall"

* Government or ISP "filters"

All these products are pretty bad, and most are worse than useless. Recommendations to get one or more of them for "security" are probably this era's "Rotate passwords every 30 days" in terms of the actual security behaviour that results as distinct from what the policy proponent imagines will happen.
What is this madness? Is this a tech article? Is this what good content looks like on the internet? Is React racist? Do people simply spend too much time on twitter?

I have so many questions and hope to never have to answer any of them.
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To pay it forward: this excerpt was posted at some point on HN. I thought it was funny so I got the book. I wasn't disappointed. Maybe you won't be either.

“Several days later Murray asked me about a tourist attraction known as the most photographed barn in America. We drove twenty-two miles into the country around Farmington. There were meadows and apple orchards. White fences trailed through the rolling fields. Soon the signs started appearing. THE MOST PHOTOGRAPHED BARN IN AMERICA. We counted five signs before we reached the site. There were forty cars and a tour bus in the makeshift lot. We walked along a cowpath to the slightly elevated spot set aside for viewing and photographing. All the people had cameras; some had tripods, telephoto lenses, filter kits. A man in a booth sold postcards and slides-pictures of the barn taken from the elevated spot. We stood near a grove of trees and watched the photographers. Murray maintained a prolonged silence, occasionally scrawling some notes in a little book. "No one sees the barn," he said finally. A long silence followed. "Once you've seen the signs about the barn, it becomes impossible to see the barn." He fell silent once more. People with cameras left the elevated site, replaced at once by others. "We're not here to capture an image, we're here to maintain one. Every photograph reinforces the aura. Can you feel it, Jack? An accumulation of nameless energies.”

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The last two projects I worked on that used React, it was pretty obvious that there it served no purpose other than to make webdev into “hard” software engineering. Even the tiniest design changes required expensive software devs to implement them. Good for me but it cost the client a fortune.
Two great examples are the goo.gl URL shortener and the custom site search widget. These two services actively break parts of the internet when they stop working.
The phone also has a removable battery (if I remember correctly), removable batteries require a stable frame to keep them from rattling in the main phone body this typically adds significantly to the bulk of the phone.
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>> When they demand the passwords, indicate that you use 64-character random passwords, and that they’re written on a piece of paper at home.

That's very clever, except that the boarder agent will just deny you entry on that fact alone. The length or complexity of the password is irrelevant to the fact that you are unwilling to provide it, for the same reason why "I forgot it" is not a valid excuse with these people. If you are not a US citizen they have no obligation to let you in.
Can somebody give me a quick rundown on this react-gate?
Buying an old car is not a way to get new parts, and buying a new car is not a way to get parts for an old car.

The high price of car parts is the reason why we have so much car theft. Promoting the availability of car parts will save costs for car insurance, law enforcement, the prosecutors, judges, juries, and jails.

The situation is outrageous. There are parts for which a dealer pays around $10.00 that retail over $500.00.
> Some industrial processes can’t easily be electrified because they require too much heat [...] We also might be able to get the heat using hydrogen fuels, which can be made using clean electricity

I don't quite get it, as this ends up electrifying the production process. Unless he talks about directly heating with electricity (induction?). I was under the impression that there was no real limit to electric heating (induction, microwave, etc.). Of course, a complex hydrogen production plant shipping hydrogen to the factories could end up being much cheaper than installing microwave heaters, I guess.

> Carbon capture

At the very least, I'd like to see those processed if they can't be eliminated or sequestrated. Run the exhaust trough some algae containers, and transform the resulting biomass into biofuels. At least, that would lessen the carbon impact due to burning those fuels.

Taking the idea to its limits to judge the impact:
If every factory was to do this, if we take current emissions as (24% agriculture, 25% electricity, 21% manufacturing, 14% transportation) [1] we would in theory be able to fully supply transportation with biofuels, cutting it entirely. Do the same with electricity, and you can remove as much emissions as the entire "manufacturing" budget, so 21%. Not that bad. In parallel, you can continue cleaning up electricity generation, and replacing carbon-intensive manufacturing processes with electricity-based ones.

Actually, there is no reason why this couldn't be almost a closed-loop system:
Hydrocarbons burned in Manufacturing -> CO2 -> Capture + Algae + processing -> Biofuels (Hydrocarbons)

The energy input ends up being solar energy (or equivalent) necessary for photosynthesis. Algae could also be replaced by chemical processes that take electricity as an input.

This could be expensive to install, but the fuel could be an extra source of revenue as well (or savings, if closed-loop). That's also why we need the right incentives (carbon tax?) There are multiple research projects being conducted in this area [2]

[1]: https://www.gatesnotes.com/Energy/We-should-discuss-soil-as-...

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algae_fuel#Carbon_dioxide
After all, what good is parliament, if it doesn't vote your way, mr PM?
Although there are lots of cases where React is overused, for example in mostly-static pages that don't really benefit from automated state bindings, there are situations when React is nice. I just recently came back to Android development scene, and React Native actually makes it super easy to do simple Android dev. While it couldn't be used in all use-cases, for prototyping and getting simple things done quickly, it seems like a pretty promising technology.
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> In other words, Kleiman's estate gets half of some indeterminate amount of bitcoin that Wright mined prior to Kleiman's death. Which as well may be zero, not $5bn.

If Wright is in legal field, I suppose he is in some way forced to make his Bitcoin sell orders public (taxes, anti-laundering regulations etc). So that it is very much decidable, even if not how much he owns, but how much he is spending and when these particular Bitcoins were created.
I use Materialistic app to browse HN. And I today I realized I can't downvote on this app as I tried to downvote this story.

These aren't the stories I browse HN for.
> They load the whole bundle at once [...]

Isn't this a good thing? Genuinely asking.
Well, the problem is that the same could be said for Shanghai. Talk to any taxi drivers in Shanghai and ask what they think of the economy nowadays, same for people working in unskilled jobs, the gap is so big that it's extremely difficult for them to make a living. This was not the case 15 years ago but the gap has only increased since then with costs of living increasing faster than salaries for unskilled labors increased.

It is definitely a problem in Hong Kong and the rise of real estates prices definitely factors into that but isn't it partly also the Chinese government's fault which has increased immigration from mainland China to Hong Kong resulting in much higher real estates prices since the supply is constrained due to the small area Hong Kong occupies?

However, a lot of people protesting are also professionals who are making a decent living and are not only doing it for economic reasons
This looks pretty nice but without secret management it's not really that useful. Without that you can't share your configs or have your config in your dotfiles-repository.

That makes it really not that portable.
I wonder what the ballpark cost to decommission existing fossil fuel plants and install and operate enough carbon scrubbers to undo the environmental damage from oil, coal and gas plants.
it could proxy the requests through a server.
Another issue is that there is a much more serious and extensive history of value judgements about "black" people, rather than about "white" people.

At least in the US there never was widespread slavery of white people because they are white, or widespread ideas of white skin color being associated with lesser intelligence, culture or whatever.

It is, however, very important not to get hung up in racist terminology. For example it only serves the racists' cause to argue who is actually black or who is actually white, or how much of each.

It's not like the average heckler on the street asks somebody where he is from, his religion, what he is doing for a living or what his ancestral gene mixture is!
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> Being able to track and find individuals, anywhere in the US where there is a camera, will significantly reduce crime

It's a strange arguments given that you can use it in this exact form to support a lot of unpopular measures. Like banning strong encryption.

On the other hand it's weird to jump straight to face recognition without making sure that you put some real effort into other less invasive methods, already proven to work by other western countries. Plenty of counties like France, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom have a substantial presence of people coming from vastly different cultures and crime rates are still up to 5x lower than the US.

There are plenty of measures to go through before jumping to face recognition. But I'd wager the actual goal of any country starting to rely heavily on such privacy invasive tech is not crime control, it's just control.
Wait....are you actually serious?

Let me get this abundantly clear. US has military bases in the EU(and elsewhere) for their own benefit. They are not protecting us, they are not here for any sort of contribution to military power - they are here to project American might across the globe. In case of actual global-scale conflict with say Russia, I have less than zero faith that US army would do anything to defend us, unless it aligned perfectly with their own goals.

I've heard this argument multiple times actually - that somehow EU states should be grateful for "protection" that US is providing the the rest of the world. No, it's the other way around - US should be grateful that those countries let US keep a solid foothold in those parts of the world, but let's not kid ourselves - protecting those countries is probably not even in top 3 of American priorities should an actual war break out.
> In classic fashion, the most privileged 1% of developers (as in those with the most free time - young, white, able-bodied men) saw the newly released React and fell over themselves to be in on The Latest Interesting Technology.

I am a brown guy in a 3rd world country who has been using react for long enough to be an early adopter. Reading this suddenly transformed me into a 6.6ft, white skinned, blue eyed Aryan wet dream.

> The concept of "We Live In A Meritocracy" becomes firmly implanted in the community.

> We reach today, where two prominent React community leaders quit Twitter rather than deal with accusations of emerging white nationalism and machismo-fueled poor behavior.

> The popularity of React is fueled by corporate-sponsorship, a tech industry seeking validation by becoming Hard and Masculine, and aggressive Capitalist principles (validation through work, market dominance, a continuous supply of skilled Labor) that result in Things being placed before People.

This is next level satire, right? right? Or at least something generated by an AI bot fuelled by China/Russia/Ghost of USSR. And the comments below the article take the cake. I have seen better comments on threads in /b/
> So, Reactgate has become a thing. What's been fomenting for a while blew up last week, with two prominent White Men In Tech having little tantrum Twitter breaks, and a wonderful woman of colour working as a dev/designer feeling she is no longer welcome in our industry and planning to leave as soon as it's financially possible.

God. Its so creepy casually stereotyping people by their race and gender in this manner.

Ironically it’s always from so called social justice moralists.

It reminds me of the Stephen fry quote about the church and sex.

> It’s the strangest thing about this church - it is obsessed with sex, absolutely obsessed. Now, they will say we, with our permissive society and rude jokes, are obsessed. No. We have a healthy attitude. We like it, it’s fun, it’s jolly; because it’s a primary impulse it can be dangerous and dark and difficult.
It’s a bit like food in that respect, only even more exciting. The only people who are obsessed with food are anorexics and the morbidly obese, and that in erotic terms is the Catholic Church in a nutshell.

These blog authors seem to have an analogous obsession with gender and race.
You're asking specifics of how it will be done, and we don't know it yet. It will be done, because we do know these variations do exist.

I don't see how a targeted genetic alteration is any worse than the millions of random ones that you get though regular fertilization.

As for looking in the eyes, well, progress always has victims. If you don't want to do it, then don't do it. Some other parents will.
Someone talked to someone else.

The first person misunderstood the second.

The first person started accusing a well know React dev of being a white supremacist on Twitter because of that misunderstanding.

People who care about social justice rallied to the first persons cause, saying React would protect white supremacists.

React devs didn't know anything about the accused dev being a WS, because he wasn't one.

It got all cleared up that the dev was wrongly accused and the accuser publicly apologized.

React devs got angry that people who care about social justice can run around and ruin peoples lifes with false accusations.
I think the key to understanding APL is realizing that it’s not built for Programmers; it’s built for Mathematicians.

Here’s a fine half-hour introduction to APL in action:

https://youtu.be/_DTpQ4Kk2wA

1:00-2:00 is the motivation for APL—or any DSL—in a nutshell. (“conversational computing”, “users who are [not] professional programmers”)

Or, if you’re happy to sit back and see math magic happen:

https://youtu.be/a9xAKttWgP4

For all its mechanical advances over the last 40 years, it’s shocking how far our technology has regressed philosophically.
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So Postman used to be a lightweight Chrome plugin. Then its developers turned it into an electron app with lots and lots and lots of features. They did this as a vehicle to begin offering paid features and enterprise plans.

To your second point, despite years of writing Curl some times its nice to have an interface and for some people that is their personal preference.
Great! .. this make me think about a missing info on geek/nerd/techie touristic points of interest, like that kind of destination you could include when go on vacation with your family
But when you decide to join your local cycling club or even get outside for a spin, you are good to go with the Cannondale ;) ... not so much with your stationary Peloton. Also, the highest priced CycleOps trainer on REI's site right now is $420. So $2120 with trainer...as for the screen, most people buying carbon road bikes and trainers probably already have a working flat-screen to spare.
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At some point we have to realize that neither this planet nor the universe cares much about the human species. There is no compassion built into the material universe. Living off the land - in a bigger context - means learning how to live in self-sustaining biospheres on but in particular off planet. Part of the exercises of having a smaller footprint is conducive to this end - while other self-mutilating and progress restricting suggestions are contra-productive and regressive. I am sure reason will prevail and we’ll strike the right balance.
> If this student was keeping company with people who openly supported ISIS or wanted to hurt Americans, would it still be ok to let him attend Harvard?

Yes.

If no student at Harvard has been allowed to meet anyone that tangentially knows anyone that supports ISIS, that keeps America blind, not safe.

Higher learning institutions exist to bring differing viewpoints together, not to insulate the elite from anything that makes some people feel uncomfortable.
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It seems like the well known React developer has a somewhat more ... illustrous ... history of questionable behavior, so while he may not be an actually white supremacist, he does seem to fit a certain toxic mold.

On the other hand, the mentioned female developer has probably had quite a lot of such experiences with direct and indirect racism, perceived or actual, but either she kept quiet or it didn't blow up that much.
> For example it only serves the racists' cause to argue who is actually black or who is actually white, or how much of each.

When you're treated better the lighter/whiter you are, then it makes sense why people would argue about it
The order talks of handing over Bitcoins. The dollar value was added by journalists to illustrate the amount in question.
Where I live is probably already 4C higher than where you live. No genocide here.
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I don't find anything inflammatory about what you said and yet your comment is very grey.
Only the minority that are protesting.
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How about this: value judgements based on race are bad. Full Stop.

I will never understand this mindset that racism is only a problem if there is some nasty history involved.
I wonder why this article doesn't mention PT (Worker's Party) once, even though it was during PT's government JBS had its meteoric rise. Here's a quote from Joesley's:

"Foi no governo do PT para frente. O Lula e o PT institucionalizaram a corrupção. Houve essa criação de núcleos, com divisão de tarefas entre os integrantes, em estados, ministérios, fundos de pensão, bancos, BNDES. O resultado é que hoje o Estado brasileiro está dominado por organizações criminosas. O modelo do PT foi reproduzido por outros partidos"

translation:

"Lula and PT institutionalized corruption. There was this creation of nuclei, with division of tasks among the members, in states, ministries, pension funds, banks, BNDES. The result is that today the Brazilian state is dominated by criminal organizations. The PT model was reproduced by other parties"

(source: https://oglobo.globo.com/brasil/lula-pt-institucionalizaram-...)

While PT certainly didn't create corruption in Brazil, it was brought to whole new levels during its government.

To anyone interested in why brazilians elected far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro in 2018, it was mostly due to fear of PT returning to power. This was fear was greatly strengthened by the fact that PT has strong ties to Venezuela's current government (people were afraid that Brazil would become the next Venezuela). Also see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foro_de_S%C3%A3o_Paulo

While there were better alternatives, Jair Bolsonaro was the only candidate that stood a chance of winning, so most of his votes were anti-PT instead of pro-Bolsonaro.
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I dunno, how efficient is this?
Decomissioning fossil fuel plants is vastly cheaper because those are not radioactive.

The obvious alternative are renewables, though, not fossil fuel plants.
This company, and others, got a ton of public money, subsidies and tax breaks back in the Workers' Party days, when the country was swimming in oil money. Ostensibly it was an effort to create world players (or "national champions"). All it managed to create was the worst recession in Brazilian history.
For an in-depth and interesting explanation of how that works, I enjoyed this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgiMu8A3pi0

Includes a demonstration of the potassium permanganate and hydrogen peroxide at around the 52 minute mark.
This is not a tech article and shouldn't be listed. I read the summary of twitter remarks and am constantly amazed by how sensitive people appear to be.

... I should have left it alone as soon as I saw the comments about capitalism being shit and intersectionalism being a real thing.
Maybe I missed something, but I don't think there was anything in the order about selling any of the bitcoin.