skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They probably haven’t paid $15K - $75k for the security audit required by Google for access to restricted scope data. That process can take a month or so of a full time dev.
There would be no 60's generation w/o Ram Dass and Tim Leary. We would have continued the 1950's mind set. As they say, "those 2 just closed the door shut on the '50s, and blew our minds with what came next."

Sounds like you are missing that part. I've attended Ram Dass lecture, he just blew us all away. He was that far out. He got it. He really did. Life, Death and what comes next. Just got it. Like no one else. He just did.

HIGHLY suggest watch this one.
Dying To Know - Ram Dass & Timothy Leary - Documentary

https://youtu.be/WAAON4PjJTs
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ahaha you can use DueFocus for self-management or for small teams. Big Bro is not our philosophy for sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyGq6cjcc3Q
i think what's really out of touch is assuming that poor, unprivileged people are like children, who need to be babysat and protected from themselves, else they spend all day just getting high. this is classist and incorrect. many people find it simpler to blame the individuals without considering the systemic causes of addiction, but that is putting the cart before the horse.
> it's that most of the people who identify as activists, are active towards ineffective measures.

With wind power reaching 1 cent per kilowatt hour vs nuclear power plants that cost a lot more and take 20 years to build, they're possibly just being pragmatic. And the intermittent nature of most renewables isn't a show stopper. You combat it with four measures (in order of preference): mixed sources, interconnection, overbuilding and storage. And while that's more expensive than renewable by itself, it's still cheaper than nuclear.

> Forests are not carbon sinks, they are carbon stores.

Forests are very effective carbon sinks today. Only once you run out of land to plant new forests does it become a problem. At that time you can make new land by turning an older forest into biochar. The point is we should do what we can today.

Certainly we should continue research into more effectively scalable sources of nuclear power and other forms of climate sequestration. But we need to implement today's solutions today.
My note was not at all about lead-free hate, actually, since several years, everyone in EU (and I believe in US as well) has been using lead-free solder (ROHS is 2003, if I recall correctly).

As you say it is just a matter of slightly increasing the soldering iron temperature, but it doesn't end there and there may be issues further on (JFYI):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisker_(metallurgy)

It seems like lead-free alloys tend to be more problematic in these - fortunately rare - cases.

But because it is more than 15 years that ROHS came in force, I read in 2019 "and I made it lead-free" like I would read "and I buckled my safety belt" or "I put my helmet on", etc. I see it as "the normal" way, nothing worth a mention (nowadays).
That’s not explicitly allowed but de facto allowed. I don’t know how else it could be done. Unless there is a definition for what is a minor change (sounds nearly impossible), the choice is to either disallow it and not enforce it (current way) or allow things that aren’t rust to be marketed as rust (worse).
The fact that we observe decoherence is the reason that people talk about "splitting". If things were consistent (either behaving in a classical or "quantum" mannner), the idea that the universal wavefunction was in constant superposition would be much more intuitive.

Also, your assumption that there is no "collapse" is predicated on the notion that whatever wavefunction amplitude is modeling is a continuous variable, but IMO it is much more likely that it is discrete. If that thing is discrete, as the universe evolves, some states will cease to exist simply due to the fact that their measure will fall below the unit value. When the measure of all states but one fell below that unit, that would essentially be a collapse.
One use case would be for example a patch set to provide compatibility for architectures not supported by upstream. It can take years of heavy usage to get changes like that merged. For example Xtensa LLVM is still out of tree and Rust support would be for a long time as well.
When I came to the comments my first question was going to be how it compares to pg. Thanks for documenting and having benchmarks against it since it has to be close to the current de facto client for Node users.
Rust provides the ability to use your own LLVM already in-tree, no need to patch.
The trick is not to have large updates...

Move a bit at time.
> a great many startup founders would find their highest expected value play to be to close up, distribute the funds, and go back to working for someone else

This is absolutely correct and it SPEAKS VOLUMES about the reality of the startup world, even apart from this discussion on liquidation preferences. I'd recommend anyone looking at working for a startup to consider the above and then consider the fact that as an employee they'd be in an even worse position than those founders before turning down that far more lucrative offer from BigTechCo.
> But no, you want more

Don't you? And since you also do doesn't it make the rest of your point not only moot but also hypocritical? Isn't this the exact reason someone would move from a poorer country to a richer one? Not because they can't live in one but because they want a better life in the other. You can easily live without a lot of things. But sometimes it's not only about living but about how you live.

> Letting poor people compete with you on fair terms does not increase inequality.

You're being very libertine with the suggestion that everyone else in this conversation hates "poor people" and must be racists. "Fair terms" would imply all equal. Are you competing on quality or price? Because winning solely on price is a sure way to lower everyone's wages over time but also lower the quality. Doesn't this push better qualified people to places where "fairness" implies more than accepting the lowest possible salary?

> Are Indians and Chinese somehow second rate people? They do not deserve to even compete with the White Elite of Western Europe?

This makes you sound incredibly racist.
The takeaway for me:
“Kalle Anka is almost like gathering around the fire in old times and listening to fairy tales.”

I hope that these shared cultural experiences can occasionally pull us back together after being scattered by algorithmically generated bubbles of social media.
Availability is key though. Juul brand pods are simply the default, and for people on here we should know the power of sane defaults. Especially when we are talking underage users who are not really able to take advantage of the full market.

I did some googling and even promising links advertising no nicotine alternatives didn't even seem to have any in stock to order. Also noticed some disturbing trends with hiding the nicotine levels by mixing grams and percentage strengths and referring to it as "nic" which the skeptic in me says this is to divert attention from it being nicotine and people doing research on its addictive properties for those young enough not to know from anti-smoking campaigns.

Edit: Did a bit more digging and found some, but still likely harder to get if under 21.
"Information theory, inference and learning algorithms" is a good (and free) introduction.
> Except the GMO data definitely can't be applied to glyphosate. There is no reason GMOs should have the same metabolic effects as glyphosate.

One of the most prevalent genetic modifications to crops is glyphosate resistance[1].

I suppose it's possible that many farmers are buying glyphosate resistant crops but not using glyphosate as a weed control measure. However, that seems... unlikely.

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1. https://www.ers.usda.gov/amber-waves/2018/december/trends-in...
Exactly this issue of "you're free to make changes but please don't use the same name" keeps cropping up again and again -- take a look at the case of TeX/LaTeX: https://www.latex-project.org/publications/2011-FMi-TUB-tb10... ("Reflections on the history of the LaTeX Project Public License (LPPL)", by Frank Mittelbach, leading the LaTeX project since 1989.)

I think it is reasonable for certain kinds of software to have an expectation that users get the same results anywhere they use software by that name, and (therefore) that incompatible changes will not be distributed under the same name. Whether (1) that applies to Rust, and (2) that makes it non-free software, is the question here.
> But you can easily live in the Western Europe on even €30k. EASILY! And happily, and stress free.

If that was the case, birthrates wouldn't be so low in Europe. Free school and healthcare doesn't support your family when rents are higher than ever and fewer people than ever can afford to buy a property to raise a family in.
I have thought about it and I am writing one entitled "Mastering Embedded Linux." Its goal is to take you from zero to expert with hacking embedded Linux systems.

https://www.thirtythreeforty.net/posts/2019/08/mastering-emb...

Hopefully the next installment will come out today. The holidays are letting me catch up on writing.
I like using minimalism as an starting place, but I think it's idealistic in most cases.

We use senrty and we rely on many of the features you miss out on by just posting minimal exception information.
Regarding the missing pin in Boeing's test last month, I find it quite strange that a physical verification "touch test" wasn't performed by default if it was/is possible.

This is obviously based on extremely limited information, but given that the pin seems to be possible to check physically, and wasn't checked, I don't think I'm speculating too much, as it constrains the issue greatly.

In as mundane activities as rock climbing, adventure courses, and while working at height it's basically a mantra to physically check anything that you can check physically, regardless of if it's been checked in some other way previously. At least in my circles.

Not that physical verification is a panacea, but doesn't it seem borderline arrogant to not include it wherever possible when it comes to something like a parachute system?

I am assuming that the cause for omitting a physical check is that it was decided previous checks - whatever they were - would've been enough.

If failing to check a pin in a parachute system was an actual oversight, I can only assume the project is under very intense pressured to deliver on schedule rather than quality. Not a great look for Boeing if that's the case.
> “We want the public to be aware of the difference between a demonstrated, scientifically backed piece of health information and claims that are simply made up.”

The problem is that many of those spreading these kind of messages are the type of people who are convinced that the entire medical industry (Big Pharma) are trying to make everybody ill so they can sell them expensive treatments and that they don't want to develop a cure from cannabis because they wouldn't be able to make money from that, or other such nonsense.

It's quite sad to see home many people swallow such bullshit.

I know a woman who was successfully treated for brain cancer and she is an anti-vaxxer and one of those who spreads memes about the medical industry wanting to keep everyone sick. I just sit there thinking "you're literally living proof that the medical industry is saving lives and yet you sit there at your keyboard insulting the very people responsible for saving your life."
Many still do provide cameras. My Finnair flight recently had it.

The coolest thing I've had was being able to listen into the pilots' radio.
I don't know if this will work, but something badly needs to be done.

The Wikipedia "Crime in Baltimore" article says "Baltimore, Maryland, U.S. is infamous for its significantly high crime rate, including a violent crime rate that ranks high above the national average. Violent crime spiked in 2015 after the death of Freddie Gray on April 19, 2015, which touched off riots and an increase in murders. The city recorded a total of 344 homicides in 2015, a number second only to the number recorded in 1993 when the population was 100,000 higher."

Furthermore, according to a Sep 4 2019 article in the Baltimore Sun, "The cumulative clearance rate — all homicides solved in a year, including killings that occurred in previous years—is down to 38 percent compared to 51.5 percent last year."
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So, a quick note that my comments regarding racial representation are somewhat US-centric. I'd expect a company in Europe to be a much higher % white because your population is.

> We should be hiring on ability to do the job and nothing else.

This is exactly my point! Yet there is quite a lot of inadvertent, or even blatant, racism and sexism that happens during the hiring process and on the job.
Amazing what can happen with concentration camps and no regard for human rights!
Online gambling is recently legal in Indiana I guess? So much advertising. Offers of matching $500 credit if I open an account and make one bet. Almost worth just making a few silly bets and then taking out my money, relieving the VCs of a little money?
App Analysis: Plenty of Fish
https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/eekgcy/app_analysis...
Direct Mail Marketing Campaign Types to Launch with Klaviyo+Inkit Integration
I rarely keep business carts, typically I scan them with my phone and throw them away but... If I hadn't read the article and someone handed me that business card, my jaw would have dropped all the way to the other side of the earth.
I agree, drugs can have a negative effect on people but I believe that this affect regarding marijuana use pales in comparison to the negative effect its continued prohibition causes. In the United States it is wielded as an oppressive tool with use "roughly equal among Blacks and whites, yet Blacks are 3.73 times as likely to be arrested for marijuana possession."

Those arrested are then affected for the rest of their lives, their criminal history hurting both their social and economic future. The fact that the rich know they are able to get away with it is proof that there is a separate legal system and that legalizing marijuana should be done. I am not arguing that pot cant be detrimental but its very much in the same ballpark as alcohol.

There are people currently non violent offenders spending decades in jail for selling marijuana, something that those same people from comfy backgrounds are now getting rich from. The genie is out of the bottle, its far less detrimental now to just legalize it federally, apply rules similar to those applied to alcohol and let all non violent marijuana offenders out of prison.

Society often looks at people through an odd lens. A rich white guy sitting drinking a couple of scotches at night is approved of, a group of black guys sitting around drinking a couple beers is reason to call the police. Marijuana prohibition does nothing but entrench this view.

https://www.aclu.org/issues/smart-justice/sentencing-reform/...
Will it help? These days, you either open the design as IBM famously did with their 5150 or earn enough to see yourself become Apple, the great hegemonist. (I'm clearly and biasedly on PC's side, so you may ignore my ranting)
> In Paris, Frankfurt, and Munich you easily pay same amount (3400 EUR a month) for a 1-bdr an no one complains.

That's a gross exaggeration. That's twice or thrice the price of a well-located AirBnb in those places, let alone a contract rental.
I work at one of the FAANGMs and my group of about 700 engineers are all allowed to be 100% remote if they want to be. It’s actually promoted by our leadership.
Hey you are the one that made that nice card!

Good to see you here, congratulations for your idea and creation.

I replied to that in another post, ROHS is 15 years old or more and most available parts and solders are ROHS compliant, I believe you would have had a tough time to intentionally make something that was entirely non-ROHS compliant.
The link for the Disqus bullet (to try your alternative commenting system at the bottom of the page) is broken. It points to:

https://volument.com/blog/minimalism-the-most-undervalued-de...

... but what you want is:

https://volument.com/blog/minimalism-the-most-undervalued-de...

Two things suggest you've still got some work to do cutting out the crap:

1. The commenting widget manages to foil my ability to select text and keep it selected.

2. If I disable JS (see #1) and reload the page, I just see one big blob of gray-green-blue.
Catalog of Supply Chain Compromises
The unaccountable billionaire rulers of the oceanic fief who went to incredible expense for the sole purpose of escaping democratic accountability.
Yeah, I came in here to call out the error tracking use case...a good error tracker needs to do a _lot_ more than that.
Download Instagram profile pictures in their real size
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That, and sometimes you could listen in on the radio traffic.

Which was awesome until that time across Newfoundland, when someone started asking about the heavy turbulence. The other aircraft in the vicinity had no consolidation, recommending to “strap’em in and ride it through”. I spent the next several hours waiting for my worst flight, which never even happened.
Author here. It's a really good conversation starter. I've given a couple of them out and the reaction is always that I bought it somewhere, and I have to explain that no, I really did the entire design from start to finish!
So, it’s fair if a European gets out competed in the labor market today.
Web site does not call external domains. Good.

Still in the 15th percentile on https://www.websitecarbon.com/website/volument-com-blog-mini... . Can it be improved?

Something in the html/CSS prevents displaying the page until it's complete (observed on Firefox on Android). You should investigate, this will provide better impact to visitors.

Is the whole web page some kind of advertisement?

Overall, I agree. Perhaps you should make clearer that you compare bytes client side, not server-side handling (e.g. for error collection).

Keep up the good work!
Why is this on the front page? This is a fluff piece without substance on a poorly designed page and seems like an advertisement.
The graphs are not loaded on iOS.
Is Osama Bin Laden Responsible for the Failure of Emeril Lagasse's Sitcom?
It's fascinating to me, how this demographics on HN is really generally clueless (except with a few exceptions), have NO CLUE to what happened in the 60's clueless. I guess it's just a generational thing.

That was probably one of the most incredible mind fuck earthquakes to blow up our society and rebuild it.

But I guess that's history. And each generation has it's own. Today we have Justin Bieber. Then we had Hendrix.

Times sure have changed. :-)
> That's simply handled by saying that they should vote.

So people should vote for somebody, anybody, even though they'd rather not vote for any of the offered options ?

Pick the ones the less indifferent to them? Pick the ones they don't believe in the least? Pick the ones they believe to be the less corrupt? Pick the ones the least likely to cause them the most harm?

I don't know the origin of most of these people's motivation not to vote, or their lack of motivation to vote, but it is quite telling that they won't take a few hours every few years to pick who they believe should have what is supposed to be the most important and impactful job in their country.

And that, in itself, is a choice. A worrying one. A disheartening one. One that says "None of this, and none of these people, are worth even a couple hours of my life".

A choice made by many, too many, that some discard saying "That's simply handled by saying that they should vote", when they already did.
The greater risk is probably that if you succeed, it will cause the oil company's share price to decline dramatically. Which means you're essentially committing to losing the money. If you're willing to do that you might as well just donate the entire amount to advocating for a carbon tax to begin with, instead of only the dividends.
It's only fuzzed in the pictures. The actual card has the phone number. I just didn't want a ton of people from the internet hitting my phone directly! Email is fine, however, so that's un-blurred.
Overspill of fat shown to cause Type 2 diabetes
Uber Founder Travis Kalanick Leaves Board, Severing Last Tie
Ubuntu Kylin (Canonical in China Partnering with the NUDT)
Tesla job postings are soaring
Yep. I think most people don't realise what most end URLs used in shorteners look like.

You can share

http://example.com/vfdge34

or

http://company.com/blog/2000/12/13/top-10-reasons-use-url-shorteners-today-you-wont-believe-number-7?utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=another_stupid_recycled_post_campaign_for_social_media&utm_content=look-how-modern-we-are-with-url-shorteners&utm_term=buy_now
If I were a pentester, I'd hand them out with your name and readme on it ;)
A lot of eye-opening insights in: Becoming a Technical Leader: An Organic Problem-Solving Approach

https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Technical-Leader-Problem-Sol...

"It identifies which leadership skills are most effective in a technical environment and why technical people have characteristic trouble in making the transition to a leadership role. For anyone who is a leader, hopes to be one, or would like to avoid being one."
Real reason of course, is that they can't pay more. Value they create is so much smaller due to the lower investment-driven leverage. Anyone who tried to raise VC funding in EU will confirm that.
Apart from the indirect effect (killing flowering plants means less food for insects) there seem to be direct effects as well e.g. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25063858/