skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How so? You've already become adept at living in space, working in space, and building things in space out of materials you found in space or else it wouldn't be practical at all to travel to a new star system anyway. At that point, just build new space habitats.
Yeah, they do. But it can still be meaningful to boycott the services.
From what I heard from a homeless person is, that the problem with the sleeping halls are other homeless people.

It would stress anyone out, if your "cohabitants" fecate in the shower, start screaming in the middle of the night, pose a risk of physical abuse, stealing, etc...

So, if you consider preferring not to live in such conditions a choice, then yes, it is impossible.
But in my book, it is sounds rather like a choice of a healthy mind and not one a civilized wealthy society should put one up with.
How to Make Flowers Out of Paper
For backend, I have some cheap VMs running in Vultr, DigitalOcean, or AWS for small projects. I have a script that checks for upstream git changes and updates itself from the `prod` branch and restarts (sometimes with a build step, e.g. .jar).

For frontend, I usually deploy with Netlify from a git repo. DNS is handled with CloudFlare and sometimes CDN as well. Namecheap for domains (may be moving my .com/net/org domains to CloudFlare).

Edit: it's very easy to make systemd.unit service config files so I usually also do that too.

For extra IP addresses, you can use IPv6 with your instance and have CloudFlare do the IPv4 -> IPv6 for you.
And I'm telling you it is literally not a fact that serious mental disorders can be treated with don't and exercise.
New York Will Legalize Marijuana in 2020, Cuomo Vows
This seems implausible for many reasons, it seems more likely that if we're living in a simulation, we'll have trouble figuring out how to proloxify the feeblegarps.
Swedish Law to Prevent “Cashlessness” Goes into Effect
I treat them as being worth $0, as an unexpected bonus. In other words, determine what you can “afford” (rent, etc.) based on NOT seeing a penny from an RSU.

There is no way to be exactly sure what they will be worth. Stock prices not only go up and down but the “long term” (lower tax) date to sell them is even further away. Even well-known companies see major shifts in stock value.

RSUs are also a different “class” of stock typically, meaning that in the event of a catastrophe your shares are not at the top of the list. Company goes under? More important investors get their payouts first, your shares may be worth literally zero. Less if you believe in lost opportunity costs, etc.
What do you think would have happened if you stumbled upon [political party website] open directory and reported it?
I’m not American?
It's probably one of the most widely known jokes in Spain.
A sometimes-spoken hope is that the universe is built on relatively simple rules with complex behaviors. If fields grow too complex, they hope to find some underlying principle that explains (away) that complexity.

We started out that way, I dunno if we'll end that way.

And even if it does eventually come down to 30 rules that explain everything? How many rules does Chess have? Way more than Go, and both can take decades to really understand.
An Inventor’s Journey: Emoshape's Patrick Levy-Rosenthal
> "Immorality" is not only theoretically possible, it has been thoroughly mastered by many ;)

Well done!
Semi-related to this discussion is the novel _Seveneves_ by Neal Stephenson.

Essentially, the premise is that the Moon gets hit by a Very Large Thing, and humanity has to prepare for Earth being hit by some very large bit of the moon. Part of their planning is building a generation-spaceship, designed to last until Earth's hot atmosphere cools to a habitable level, so there is some discussion of "Why live on a spaceship when you can live on a planet?" However, it's not a deep focus.

The book has good reviews [1] and I'd strongly recommend it for those who like hard Sci-Fi. However, I would consider only reading the first two parts. The third part is rather extravagant and, imo, lost the thread of the first two parts. It certainly lost my interest.

[1]: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22816087-seveneves
Thus, the forged Steele document isn't any big surprise, then? The people behind it are basically the same ones that gave us the Iraq War I & II, a bunch of Deep State frauds who make money for the usual suspects.

Now you will next find out that Trump is an honest man fighting the good fight against a bunch of total assholes and that he deserves some latitude.
Hydro also creates ecosystems, and is capable of supporting existing ones - see California, millions of feet of water were used from reservoirs to ensure sturgeon spawning grounds weren’t dry during a drought.
I disagree. There are certainly some people who can't do it, but most people can.

The most common reason why people can't do it is exactly the same reason why people start physical exercise, or start eating healthier or any self improvement and then fail: problem in self regulation and the ability to maintain routine.

Big part of monastic type training and retreats is just fixing this very thing. The group and the routine comes from outside, you can do it.
ZZ exits vi(m) though?
The graph is electric generation only. Electricity accounts for less than 1/3rd of US greenhouse gas emissions.
>But this is exactly the point. Catastrophes like Fukushima are practically always a combination of individual deficiencies in design, process, and operator errors. Designs can be improved, processes adapted, and people trained better, but that will not prevent accidents from happening. This is mostly because human imagination is limited and humans are fallible, and what‘s not covered by the previous two is lack of knowledge & understanding.

>I work in aerospace operations

It's odd you say this, since the entire aerospace industry exists because people at the time were willing to put up with the risks until we got where we are today.
I remember I built this exact same thing. I was bored at work and made a small counter of how much money I earned per second, and I enjoyed very much how the number was incrementing. I started gold plating the application, adding features, animations. Soon I was able to configure how much would I make pr day, how much remained of the day. How much remained of the week..

Then I started thinking about averages, and added in configuration to the timeline that would show approximately how far I had progressed until retirement, and then approximately estimated lifespan remaining.

I had it running for a day or so, and just by watching the time tick away made me realize something, I discovered something profound and important to me. The application disgusted me, and I deleted everything.

I don't want to be reminded, it depressed me. Today, I try to cease the moments, and enjoy every seconds. Even the bad things are good. Everything is precious and specially wonderful. I am fortunate to have a unique perspective and my life is easy.

Some things are better not to know, to think about or speculate about.
Javas GCs already achieve their goals. The JVM has several GCs to select from based on the needs such as: high throughput, very large heap sizes (up to the TB range), and there are two in experimental phase for very low latencies (ZGC and Shenandoah).
I'm upcycling an old motorcycle to be electric and then ditching my car. I'm expecting to use it for trips where public transit cannot take me, like my current workplace. Otherwise I just bought a townhouse near a transit hub and have dramatically reduced my car use. I use my utility's 'wind source' product to help subsidize renewables investment. I've changed roles so that I am no longer required to fly. I also have gone vegan after several years as a vegetarian. The AC in my new unit is quite old- I plan on trying to go without it this summer and just have it removed if it turns out I don't (I live in Colorado though so it's easier for me than others).
It’s either a coincidence then or a really petty/inferiority complex based name.
Does this one?
But amazon doesnt make Active Directory. Microsoft can continue to create new versions and new features that are released as a service, but not in the on prem component. You already see that in exchange, sharepoint, lync.
And a $0.02 version for Africa, where an export controlled weakened processing HW/SW combo is used instead of regular one.
Data will always be the most valuable asset, with or without the Internet (TCP/IP makes it easy to move, but is not required).

Once the 2-way links are available, running your own node without meshing would likely be a requirement for retail shops, miners and investors that will help grow the footprint.

If they could code liquidity modes into wallets (ie. Spendable vs not spendable modes), they could possibly limit the losses during disruptions by having wallets that are in a non-spendable state stay safe from manipulation, while only the crypto in spendable state wallets that are in circulation being vulnerable to loss or fraud during catastrophic events.

I think something like that was proposed with one of the alt-coins a few years back.
https://www.nhtsa.gov/technology-innovation/automated-vehicl...

The SAE defines level 2 as "driver assist". Who is the driver in this situation? I'll give you a hint: it isn't the fucking car, you morons.
Please tell me you recorded video of this.
Last time I tried to install a Rust-based cli network tool it took literally 4 min to compile it! Seriously, 4 minutes for something that monitors your network load. If this is what it takes to make a cli tool, I'd rather do it in plain BASH :)
Have at it! The whole reason I publish these ideas is in hopes they may come into being.

If you do get something working I'd love to see it.
One look at Elon Musk and you have the perfect counterexample. See also: Mark Zuckerberg. Also the twit Jack Dorsey who runs Twitter. Cosmically compromised ethics.
Is there a live-capture of the audience reaction? They must have completely lost it when the 1k colors were revealed

EDIT: heh, they waited until the non-static images. Kind of makes sense - unless you have a really good feeling for the era this hardware is from it might not be immediately obvious how impressive of a technical feat this is from image output alone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdb3AQ14iVc

EDIT2: Here's a TANDY 1000 video capture, for the curious

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAUM89Xu7jo
Here is a by the minute diagram of the german energy consumption. Germany would be fine with all the nuclear power plants switched off. They invest heavily in renewable energy which shows off.

https://energy-charts.de/power_de.htm?source=all-sources&yea...
For real world, non-trivial programs, golang lags behind Java/JVM.
I'm not familiar with the legal dynamics of the netherlands, but this is a good example of why you should never talk to police without a lawyer present in the United States.
Crosstalk is better than 30 dB, and double pass loss between ports is 5-8 dB. The switch is basically cycling through three or four different interconnection patterns that are defined by looped back fiber connections, so the signal has to pass through the switch twice.
More power to you!.You can do this and more because Seattle is the most biker friendly city in the US. I miss that big aspect when I moved down to the valley. Keep it up!
I know. I'm saying the Spanish translation of Asterix is known to be problematic, because the translator often made no effort (as in "this is too hard, I'll just translate this literally, even though it was a phonetic joke in French that gets lost in Spanish"). In recent years there was an attempt to provide a more idiomatic and careful translation to Latin American Spanish, but it was poorly received, because people like me who loved Asterix as kids were already used to the original nonsensical translations and were appalled when jokes and names of characters got "changed"! So it's a lose-lose situation at this point.
Perhaps it is difficult to remember, but the light years are more useful because it directly tells you the communication delay or lower bound for travel time. Arcsecond parallax in the sky doesn't really help much.
>You underestimate the number of cranks who have "great ideas" and "just need someone else to work out the math."

You're not wrong, but, it is important to note there also isn't a shortage of great physicist who "just need someone else to work out the math."

For example in 1846, Faraday proposed that visible light is a form of electromagnetic radiation. But because he couldn’t back up the idea with mathematics, his colleagues ignored it. It took 18 years for Maxwell to come along and prove it.

This sentiment about math is so cringe, because it is the same type of prejudice of social class that Faraday himself fought against his whole life being the son of a poor smith. Not to mention physicists such as Carl Sagen, generally held in high esteem within the physics community, always preached of an eventual point in physics that transcends math (i.e. something more fundamental and basic) to describe the universe.
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> This is why, in my ideal world, I’d like there to be some kind of additional checks in place on the use of nuclear weapons.

I am quite curious what he thinks. I just don't see how there is time.

15 minutes. That's the time you get to respond before the nukes hit you and you potentially lose any ability to strike at all.
Ask HN: What happens after you send a pitch deck that a VC asked for?
We were asked to send our deck and so we did. What happens after you send a pitch deck that a VC asked for ? How long to wait or conclude the outcome ?
Theoretically, so that Firefox doesn't have trivial access to other files available to my user.
Mine's called org-mode, but you have to uninstall tetris first...
You can direct the 'you people' at yourself. I once believed in the pseudo-science promoted as truth, then I took some time to educate myself. You should do the same.
Ring Fired Employees for Watching Customer Videos
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Unfortunately, we can't even build enough housing for humans on our current planet.
There’s No Such Thing as Good Philanthropy
Could be a security mechanism. Moving a queen would be risky. A large number of ants would be necessary to move the queen if she always resisted, which means a very small chance of false positives or a malicious mis-signal.
I'm not sure how burning wood is carbon neutral. Trees, other plants, etc. will sequester carbon from the atmosphere at the same rate regardless of the source. All that matters is how much gets into the atmosphere.
I would like to think that people are not using HN to actively support the genocide in Myanmar, and there doesn't seem to be evidence to support that position. I cannot easily claim that Facebook is as guilt-free. [0][1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Rohingya_persecution_in_M...

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-rohingya-un/myanm...
You can manually use free/allocation and use `scope` classes to avoid GC. Closures only use GC when you don't explicitly delete stuff.
Maybe they meant more of an O'Neill Cylinder, in which case you can step 'outside' onto the inner surface of the cylinder and not be in vacuum. Space habitats also have advantages over planets in that they're easier to move, they can be designed to not have adverse conditions like freezing cold, extreme heat and dangerous weather and you can build more of them.

If you step outside of Earth's atmosphere you're in the same vacuum, it's just a bigger step.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

Never talk to the police without an attorney!
>4) From a tax filing perspective, RSUs and ESPPs can be a PITA. In my experience, tax software and general tax filing services often don't know how to correctly record the cost basis, which means you end up getting taxed twice if you don't know what you're doing.

Oh boy, this is a thing I have to watch out for every year. Even better are the inserts that come with my tax statements from the brokerages which state things in a very confusing way.
Hope for the best. That being said, for the next time, I would try to tell the person that you would prefer to pitch them with the deck (without being too pushy).
... except the choice is not a dollar now vs. a dollar of stock in 4 years. RSUs are calculated as part of your total annual compensation the same was as salary. A grant of $100k RSUs that vest over 4 yrs would be more the equivalent of $25k more in salary, not $100k bonus.

Yes, there's the diversification problem but it's not like you have that same money upfront to invest in anything you want.
No, this is false. The number of patients dropped but almost all facilities remained open and were improving care.

Reagan than decimated the mental health department in CA below sustainable levels, and followed that up by ending federal funding of mental health treatment only a few years after trying to make the federal government pay for it when he was governor. As most state budgets no longer covered mental health, the result was an enormous drop in government spending on mental health.

And yes, it's all directly traceable to Reagan.
>The only thing this article really shows is that every state has a nice place to go hiking.

"a nice place" - Some states literally may have just one.
Well, on the benchmarckgame (internet reference for microbenchmarks), you're mostly right, go is faster than Java but slower than c#.

But real-world applications performance needs fine tuned libraries that scales and this is where Java destroy both go and c#.
sure, but I was specifically refuting

> The root of the word “Chai” is in fact the country of its origin —- which is not india.

which seems to imply that cha somehow is related to the name of the plant's country of origin.
And a melon based drink, which I never associated with japan but probably is (japan views melon as very much a delicacy)
However compared to how fast single-celled life formed it took a really long time for multicellular life to occur.
Came to say this.

Of course, having NFLX RSUs over the last 10 yrs would be worth more than the salary increase, just saying.
I'm certainly not saying that there was no ego on the team, but rather that (in comparison to the rest of MS over the 14 years I was there) engineers weren't as ego involved in technical decision making

I definitely recall seeing passionate discussions with engineers whose levels ranged from 62 to 69+ where the technical merit of the arguments was the gold standard, not what the most senior engineer said. In contrast, my experience working with partner and DE level engineers in other parts of MS was that of "what I say goes"
Java is getting two new low latency collectors. golang is stuck with a GC that favors latency over throughput, making it not suited for high throughput processing.
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mean people quibble over a millionth of the distance
Any way we can capture one of these beings and study them, I'd love to understand how the brain works
Wind generally goes west to east though.
Also; Now you can copy media directly from a USB attached hard drive or a network share using the Files App.
org-mode is good but not everybody's first choice. For what are you using it for?
The Supreme Court will decide software development's future in Google vs. Oracl
Re sonnet problem: we can use GPT-2 to generate 10k sonnets, then choose the best one (say by popular vote, or expert opinion, etc), it's quite likely to be "compelling" or at least on par with an average published sonnet. Do you agree? If yes, then with some further deep learning research, more training data, and bigger models, we will probably be able to eventually shrink the output space to 1k, 100, and eventually maybe just 10 sonnets to choose from, to get similar quality. Would this be considered "progress for that problem" in your opinion?
Finally, a measure that speaks to me, as an American.
Beefcakes?
Deinstitutionalization is a very separate issue from closing facilities. The ACLU worked to prevent people from being committed who didn't need to be. Reagan simply shutdown mental health facilities regardless of need.
Every time this topic comes up, I find it useful to share this fascinating real time map of electricity production and its carbon intensity around the world :

https://www.electricitymap.org/

I think it helps frame the debate and put things in perspective. Needless to say that Germany's mediocre figures here are not worthy of the country's reputation for pragmatism and engineering excellence.
Apache Avro was probably named after Avro air - as their logos are the same. Whether it was Avro Canada or the parent, Avro UK, I don't know. Founder is A.V. Roe, Manchester.
Rust appears to have a strong push on hackernews, and perhaps DLang should push harder in here. I remember first time i used this language on a friday night on my raspebrry pi and it just worked. The learning curve was pretty low for doing basic stuff such as controlling gpios. Wondering if d lang should perhaps target web devs more, as an easy way to extend, say, nodejs or write wasm apps. It really looks promising.
What GUI toolkit is used for the IDE? Is the IDE multi-platform? I tried the Windows application and it had complaints about Visual Studio not being found when building the sample app. What's the dependence on Visual Studio about? Also the IDE died in a unrecoverable way when trying to do a single-step on the first sample application.
Funny or Die had an engineering office?
WebAssembly = undefined;

is all you need.
You can help D's ecosystem by contributing a CTFE that frees memory as it executes, and by implementing struct postblits.
Bovines?
I like this one the most.
You need guidance for different reasons too. Vipassana meditation is serious business, and the early, 'easily'-reached stages that these first workshops tend to focus on (e.g. the 'Arising and Passing Away' stage, often mistaken by beginners as "enlightenment" itself) have a way of leaving you psychologically vulnerable to a sort of spiritual crisis, which is sometimes called the 'Dark Night of the Soul'. This problematic stage can and should be overcome by further developing in 'insight', but the whole thing is a lot easier and more comfortable if you know what to expect! AIUI, this is Ingram's main criticism (of sorts) of these workshops.
I don’t know, but the way I thought about it is that I imagined each ant was quite simple, and the fight was a distributed mind weighing the sum of the fractions of reality perceived by each individual
Looking at the Soviet instance more closely, they were sent with a nuclear weapon into conditions where they had no communication with the outside world, and almost no information about the conditions above them or the status of the conflict, with orders to use a nuke if certain conditions were met, knowing they were being relied upon to do so. Putting aside the fact that having this kind of scenario repeated today is already very unlikely, this seems like a scenario where the use of a nuke would the least implausible. As the conditions were met, and the nuke was not used (in a scenario where it would be much more plausible than any one I’ve heard put forward today), this casts significant doubt on any speculation that military personnel would be prepared to launch nukes if ordered to do so.
I thought I recalled a story about someone doing the scanline palette flip trick on C64 hardware long, long ago.