skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fair point. I guess the best solution would be to just further develop both: Manned and unmanned missions.

Also I think the psychological effects of having actual humans doing this stuff on the people staying back home should not be underestimated. Would we have an Elon Musk today[0] hadn't we landed Neil Armstrong on the moon in 1969?

[0]Or at least SpaceX, this guy's endeavours are all over the place :D
Or some data corrupting bullshit that was released on Thursday and it's taken you that long to notice but it's causing ongoing damage.
Yes, it's hard to take on board his pleas to reduce carbon emissions when he does the exact opposite.
Good news rarely make for interesting reading; cf the phrase "nothing to write home about": "the task was planned well in advance, hit some snags during integration, but got caught by automated tests and eventually was sorted out between frontend and backend teams, shipping roughly on time...snore"
it matters but not in the sense that everybody should aim for a super large corporation.

It matters because it validates that cooperatives can grow very large, and refutes the claims such as "yes it's nice, but of course it works only for small ventures and could never grow)
"Nokia, for example, had lots of nice Linux handheld devices before IPhone."

True, and their partnership with Microsoft killed them all. When the 770 came out I bought it almost immediately; it was more like an expensive toy (1), but years before the first iPhone was being introduced it showed how Nokia had the technology ready.

(1) there was a way to navigate Google Maps (or how was called back then) from this mobile device before any Android and iPhone devices were produced. A small utility (forgot the name, sorry) allowed the download of Google maps as tiles, georeference and rearrange them in a bigger map on storage memory, so that thanks to an external GPS receiver paired to the 770 via Bluetooth I could have my Tomtom-like screen perfectly useable with maps of the entire city.

Oh, and the LCARS themed home screen was absolutely gorgeous!:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwXBPjLdJnU
You can already get dynamically inserted ads with podcasts without going exclusively Spotify.
https://marketingland.com/your-quick-start-guide-to-podcast-...
By the time Elop took over at Nokia they were already doomed. The best they could have done was simply become another Android OEM.

The final iteration of Windows Mobile was excellent, what killed it wasn't marketing but ecosystem. MS wasn't competing with just Apple or Google. If they were they could have stood a chance, they're just as big, just as technically adept, had just as good a platform (in the end) and just as well capitalised. They could go toe to toe with any company in the world.

They weren't just competing with Apple and Google though, they were competing with them, plus all the existing handset manufacturers that had invested in Android, plus all the developers that were developing or had already released apps on Android or IOs, plus all the companies providing services for those platforms. The ecosystem provides ~10x or more market power than the platform owner on their own. That is what you're actually competing with when you go up against a market incumbent platform owner. It's the crucial difference between a platform and a product.
My point is essentially that it should never be a problem for the accidental recipient and that we should judge them harshly for the cases where it is.

(I don't mean they should never make a mistake, I mean they should have a robust process for dealing with the mistakes)
Ah! I should try this!

Arch on a dell xps, fine for two years and now have some issue where network buffer doesn't flush (cursory investigation). Have been fairly sure it's an issue post update. Thanks for the idea :)
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It's some kind of obscure internal agricultural export dispute. Perhaps you can explain why that's interesting..
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Based on my experience, they must have given up.
"This software is no longer being maintainted and should not be chosen for new projects, unless your company is interested in sponsoring the project it's unfortunately unsustainable. See this issue for more information"

https://github.com/apex/apex/issues/932

edit: wrong link
Has anyone on board been to China in the last few weeks?

Also with the H2H transmissions from Singapore (UK & Korea), it might become difficult to get back from Singapore if they go to Code Red.
Hi there, thanks for reaching out! I just submitted it again including 'Show HN'. Thanks for that. I am not directly the author of the application but I am working with him to make it the best GeoJSON editor out there ;-) So any feedback is welcome!
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I assume it also logs the access in the SSM audit logs.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22288276
For me it just doesn't do what I hoped. Most revenue on the platform goes to large labels, not the individual artist.

Solutions like patreon would be favourable, since Spotify just condenses the most generic content.
There is a difference between pay so poor no one is willing to take the job and pay good enough to get top talent. Clearing the first hurdle doesn't say anything about the second.
We aim to provide the best GeoJSON editor out there. Feedback is most welcome!
Just to clarify - I have all of the safety measures in place, and am a 'respecter of safety' (to misquote Larry David) - my tale of woe here is specifically in reference to the Ibuprofen angle, which was such an outlier case.

However, I don't think over-wrought fears about safety should preclude the sharing of information on practical, industrious subjects (unless we're talking explosives or whatever..). I do think that concerns should be higlighted and manuals and media updated to reflect.
Are we entering a future where plane routes are designed to follow storms ?
I guess because he is from academia. But in general you are right.
Astronaut Garrett Reisman on Joe Rogan show said something that resonated with me, we have plenty of experience with 1G of gravity and enough experience with 0G. They know the physical effects of both of those. What they do not know is effect of 0.2G or 0.5G in long term. Whether effect is linear or is it a curve. Etc.

That's just for exploring long term space habitation.

Another major reason to do it would be a potential mining/fueling base on the moon. Cost of any launch from Earth is quite prohibitive due to Earth gravity, Moon has gravity that is 6 times less powerful so if we managed to mine ice/hydrogen/oxygen from the surface of the moon it could be used to refuel rockets in space for missions to the rest of the solar system.
There’s a specific creative tone to this article that incorporates these expressions. There is narrator persona who has a style of voice. I think you and the other people who are seemingly offended are missing this?
Is that your takeaway from this material? Seriously WTF. Play the ball, not the man.
"CRYPTOCURRENCIES SUPPORTED", says the page. I cannot wait to try this.
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It originally didn’t even have custom apps but web shortcuts.
I once found a .cfg file. It had an incomprehensibly foreign configuration format that is specific to the file. A standardized config format like YAML or JSON has lots gotchas but you can learn them once and then know forever. With custom_format5345 you have the problems of poorly designed configuration formats (lots of gotchas, sometimes more than YAML) and the downsides of having to relearn the undocumented configuration format.
Quality regressions are common when running bleeding-edge software, this is why going with something LTS is recommended for actual productive use. Now if average non-enterprise folks could get a proper, LTS version of Windows 10...
Being poor in America is a full-time job
there's also The Co-op in the UK - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Co-operative_Group
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> ... buy a high performance twin engine propeller passenger plane that seats 8 people for about 5 million.

There's an 'aviation YouTuber' who owns a private jet (through his medical supply company?) and puts up videos of his travels:

* https://www.youtube.com/user/gregmink/videos
Have you tried teaching her lock-picking ? Its a fun activity to develop fine dexterity. Having the right grip helps with the motor control.
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The Fundamental Disconnect Between Software Pricing and Moore’s Law
Well I think the main idea is sanitize it first (at least they are trying) then I suppose that they will be able to "add" more people to the cooperative. From Lagun Aro I do not have exact numbers sorry but I know that the main idea is to have +-60%. For example, right now in my company we are at 50% of people with vote rights because an unprecedented grow in last years (went from 250 to 340 workers in 4 years) with the idea to go back to 60% little by little depending on market conditions.

Here are some positive links about Eroski from spanish newpapers.

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https://cincodias.elpais.com/cincodias/2019/05/23/companias/...

- https://www.larazon.es/economia/eroski-cierra-2018-con-benef...
The brighter the light, the darker the shadow.
I did some freelance work for their University's Engineering Faculty in ~2014 and it was pretty cool, reading up on them here now I can see how their coop nature influenced their research, as a lot of it was about making sure that workers and management both felt important and appreciated.

My work was on some "business simulators" for a management course they were preparing.You would first pick what kind of response you'd like from your employees or clients (i.e. "passion" - they would consider their project worthwhile, back the vision, realize that people are key... ) and then you'd be able to control 15 management parameters (like job security, management transparency, salary range, leadership style, training... ) then you'd see a chart with the output and even see "thoughts" that your employees would probably have.
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There are laws in the UK because of a historical scam, where a company mails you something you didn't order, then - perhaps months later - bills you for it at a ridiculous price.

You know, mail out $20 sets of headphones with no return address, then bill people $500 a few months later.
> how long till this is the one true way

It not supposed to be the 'true' way. Its supposed to be an option for specific envoirmentments.
I don’t understand it either.

JSON and YAML do not belong in *nix config files.

What else will systemd do next? Audio? Kernel functions? Send mail? Read news? Become a web browser?
Currently the Linux kernel disables preemption inside spinlocks and interrupt handlers, and these code sections are not necessarily carefully written to be short and constant-time, so you can in theory get in a situation where all cores are running spinlock or interrupt handler code from low priority threads for arbitrarily long times, preventing higher priority realtime threads to run (which in practice means that whatever hardware you are controlling will be uncontrolled, and thus your self-driving car, rocket, plane or industrial machine might be destroyed).

The PREEMPT_RT patch solves this by reimplementing all kernel spinlocks as mutexes with priority inheritance that are fully preemptible and all interrupt handlers as preemptable threads.

The result is that if you have a bunch of real-time process/thread that do not make system calls, it's guaranteed that in a bounded amount time the highest priority set will be running.

If you do however make system calls (or even if you cause page faults because you didn't call mlockall() and accessed non-mlocked memory), with the exception of some system calls that provide better guarantees, then you can still have kernel spinlock contention with other threads that may hold the same spinlock for an unbounded amount of time, so the system is more limited than dedicated real-time OSes that are careful about this.
I wouldn't hold Mondragon Corporation to a very high standard. Back in 2005-06 the company I worked in was intending to acquire Mondragon's wind turbine business (Ecotecnia). This was finally acquired by Alstom.

During the due diligence we saw the high level of political corruption, and terrorism financing Mondragon was involved in. Very distrubing. Once we saw this, we stopped looking at the acquisition.
It's nothing compared to Amul - a dairy behemoth in India which employs about 3.6 MILLION people.

They brought in the "White Revolution" making India the largest milk producer in the world!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amul
On x86 pretty much all of the special purpose and vector instructions are accessible from C or C++ through intrinsics. No need to drop down to assembly for that except perhaps for a very, very specialized use case.
> Do not understate how ridiculous the iPhone was when it launched. You had to side load apps on your phone to use them. Remember getjar.com?

It looked ridiculous for for your average grandma but for young tech enthusiasts that was half the fun. That turned out to be detrimental for your average grandma but not the amount of cash that apple got at the bank. Did it matter that you could put SD card into your iphone , obviously not because you still can't.

https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/69495/Can+you+stick+a+Mi....

So grandma of today doesn't have to worry, she will be using some chinese Android device anyway.
The discussion started by referencing ~30km/h collisions.

Not someone slowly backed over by massive vehicle, which is most likely included in the death count.

Slow backing car vs slow bicycle? I take impact with slow bike every day.
Ask HN: Why don't HN'rs respond to threads?
There are a LOT of unanswered questions posed to commenters on HN. Why don't more HN readers click on the threads link to read what people are saying to them? If you don't, why not?

I know there have been discussions of having notifications, but more than most forums, commenters here are pretty smart about how to best engage online.

When there is a civil request for expansion on a comment, I nearly always find replies from parent commenters to be helpful and enlightening. But it's much more common that the original commenter never responds.
That's encouraging to hear - I'll give it a try.
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> You'd have a 12k mobo you can resell

I doubt anyone would buy a 12k mobo from someone off the street. In fact, I doubt anyone would accept a _free_ 12k mobo from someone off the street - if you need that kind of hardware, the risk of questionable sourcing is probably higher than the cost the board.
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Never liked Tim. He always seemed to outsource his brain.
Hm? Finding the exact bounds is a linear-time preprocessing step and as such doesn’t affect the complexity of the algorithm as a whole.
The first few responses are clearly canned (the text equivalent of an IVR, but better implemented), but then I get to a human within just a few seconds of prompts and maybe a minute or so of waiting.

The humans I've gotten have unfailingly been helpful and effective at solving my issue. Every time. I don't care where in the world they're located; I care that my problem gets solved and they've been 100% track record on that (or as close as possible to that; if I needed something today and the package is late, they can't magic one up onto my doorstep tonight, but anything short of that, they've solved).

It's also maybe 1 in 100 orders that give me any cause to contact them in the first place.
Username fail ?
That matches my experience with recruiters in Austria exactly where if you ask about being allowed to work remotely, most will give you a look like you just insulted their mothers.

The thing about recruiters you gotta keep in mind is, they're not your friends and they're not here to help you land your dream job. You're just a meal ticket to them and they just want to find some sucker to quickly fill the position as they're in competition with the other recruiters so whoever gets the position filled first gets paid, the others are left hanging. If you start making demands that the employers don't want to hear like remote work, they'll realize you're not a sucker and they won't get their money with you so they'll drop you as a candidate all together even if you would be a great fit for the position.

My question to you was how to you proceed to find good remote jobs? Linkedin? HN? Any advice is appreciated. My email is in my profile if you want to go private.
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What about images?

The simplicity and longevity is very appealing, but how do you handle images in your note taking? Any recommendations on tools and workflows in that regard?
Was the Nuclear Family a Mistake?
WebOS was interesting and pretty clever, they certainly had the UI down pretty well, but I think Mobile Windows would have killed them in the end. I just don't think they were ever going to get the resources, not just in money but also in the depth and breadth of developer talent and additional platform services, to compete at the Apple/Microsoft/Google level. Only those firms had those resources, and no amount of money can replicate that fast enough for it to matter.
Show HN: Hash from s-box. Passes SMHasher and is possibly universal
If you want to weaken your security then that's what you want to do. Then just don't use it.

And also, this is just the default, the mechanism is general, how to do this unlocking can be done in many ways by other people who want to use these tools.
Seems useful for interactivity on sites using static site generators like Jekyll.
I mean, I get what you're saying, but they have a point. At least I learned a curious new fact, i.e. that he doesn't have a PhD, not that it matters, but still I thought he did given his work.
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The table on Wikipedia Influenza page gives <0.1% for fatality rate of seasonal influenza.

So perhaps just 20x as deadly as the seasonal flu.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influenza
Are they supporting the Ryzentosh?
> Even with trade pressures, etc. cheap energy is going to get used to increase the living standards of developing nations.

This is often touted as a reason why we developed countries cannot do anything to mitigate climate change risks. This is first of all false, developed countries together (USA, EU, Japan, Korea, Gulf states) still account for more than 70% of the emissions, NOT including the emissions associated with importations. The lifestyles of the richest 0.54% in the world — 42 million people — are emitting more greenhouse gas emissions than the poorest half of the global population —3.8 billion people.

It's about returning to reality. The lifestyles of most of us in developed countries should not exist.

https://twitter.com/Klimaatzuster/status/1171078178762346496

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-019-0402-3.epdf?share...

> The real solution is working on reducing our dependence on the ecosystem and building more resilient systems

Please come back to reality. The world spends trillions of dollars on the ISS to host 6 people. Anything remotely looking like an artificial ecosystem would be prohibitively expensive, not counting our limited resources on Earth would simply make it impossible for it to sustain life for more than a few million people. You can work hard to be part of the few richest million who would make it in this artificial biosphere, or you can change your own lifestyle and footprint, try to inspire others, and then you can realise that we can still live happily with a lower footprint.
I genuinely believe Bill and Melinda Gates care about child poverty and disease, but they do things which are just ethically broken.

“At the core of our foundation’s work is the idea that every person deserves the chance to live a healthy and productive life.”

The issue of child poverty and disease is huge, as they know, and every dollar that goes to it can be put to useful work. How then, can they justify spending $625,000,000 on a mega yacht of obscene luxury?

My donating $7000 dollars to the Against Malaria foundation statistically saves 1 child from dying of Malaria. That foundation is not saying “please stop sending money, we have enough”. They could use more.

Given their stated “core” idea, and such a stark choice between a child’s life and just one $7000 fraction of their new yacht, how on earth did they justify the full 90,000 * $7000 cost?
Spotify saved podcasts

it was becoming extinct, now gain of popularity because:

- easy to discover

- easy to manage feeds/playlists

- easy to subscribe to favorite podcasts

all in a single place

another attempt at spreading FUDs against an European company

FUCK AMERICA, FUCK USA, FUCK U
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Im not sure if this is a worker-coop. I'm actually only interested in worker coops. Should have clarified that.
>"bots should never be banned anywhere, ever".

Who said that? You can ban bots for bad behaviour.

>As long as bots are behaving nicely (not slamming servers), they are just as much web citizens as humans.
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> "There's nothing in it for the company but risk".

The issues I have with this point of view is it's very short-sighted. Word travels. If people have a shitty selection experience when they apply to you they'll tell other people about it. That will impact your ability to hire the best talent. It's to companies' benefit to provide a good experience during the selection process, and that includes giving feedback.
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This Amul a worker coop? I'm only interested in worker coops, should have specified that.
Nice, sounds like it worked out for you. Could you please say which niche or contributions gets you the most chances in landing remote work?
Hey. People wrote actual working SOCKS-proxies in PHP, and given that PHP's low-level functions represents an array of bytes as a string of chars, that'd be impossibly if NUL was forbidden in them.
Possibly universal because I don't know if every (or even a usefully high ratio) of random, high-entropy lookup tables will also give a hash that passes SMHasher.

So far, the 4 such tables tested all produce hashes that pass SMHasher.

I think it's cool to be able to parameterize a hash function over a 10x64 "s-box." (strictly, it's more of a lookup table since no bit of state is fully substituted with the s-box, only modified).
The purpose of testing is to give you data on things you cannot prove through technical analysis. But in a risk tolerant culture you will just identify issues that you should already know about. That installing gyro's upside down is a bad idea, or that rubber o rings fail at low temperature. Having a rocket explode is a very expensive way of getting that data, and lead to program delays.

The inherent danger of space flight is the reason you have to be rigourous. It is the only way it can possibly be made to work at all. Because people will make stupid mistakes, and the rocket will explode.