skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's still 5-10 times higher than lithium based batteries (0.3-1MJ/kg) and those are being used in cars and almost good enough for some airplane use cases. Heat engine efficiency isn't as good as electric motors, but it isn't bellow 20%. Downside is that recharging by converting back to iron probably can't be done within device. While pouring in metal powder in for fast refilling might be doable getting it out is probably messier.
Great! now if someone could do a JS port of MoviePy please :) https://zulko.github.io/moviepy/
A lithium-air battery running an inductive heater strikes me as likely more efficient, but Lithium is much more expensive than Iron.

I can't remember if it was Fluorine or Chlorine Trifluoride referenced in the book "Ignition" as being capable of burning as fuels water, sand, and rocket test engineers.
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You're right, NOx emissions are always a side-effect when something is burned in our nitrogen-rich atmosphere.

This version of the story mentions that NOx and particulates are something they will have to work on:
https://www.deingenieur.nl/artikel/first-system-to-use-iron-...
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10minutemail.com and anonbox.net are both good.

If I need a new service, I look at the list of temporary email services supported by the Bloody Vikings Firefox extension [1]. There are quite a few there.

[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bloody-viking...
OVH do have datacentres in a number of countries, a dig of guerillamail.com and WHOIS suggests they may have been hosted in Montreal, Canada.
> How confused can one person be?

IMO this sentence is completely unnecessary.

> Unlike in Java, which offers practically nothing else to organize a program, in C++ inheritance is wholly optional, and is typically used only where it solves a specific problem.

As someone with extensive experience in both Java and a number of other languages (before and after learning Java) this just isn't true.

It detracts from your point for everyone who knows Java and it adds unnecessary anxiety for people who will learn Java in the future if they belive this.

Java has flaws, but inheritance is not the only way to compose Java programs.

Edit: As a general rule I'd suggest everyone stop pretending Java is generally bad until they have some actual experience from real world systems in Java and a couple of other languages under their belt.
>Taleb is, simply, wrong.

Just not in any mathematics...
Seems about right. Pumped storage is at about 70% efficiency round-trip, this is 40%. Also, not producing greenhouse gases sounds like a good idea.
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I've always been really upset about this. Also, the way it's treated by adults.

Teachers always just said to ignore them and they'll stop. That never worked for me. They also said you had to tell them if someone was being a bully. I did, they didn't really believe me and took no action. When it got too bad my parents reported the assault to the police. The police warned that kind of case was not a priority and then dropped it.

Eventually the bully was called to the principal and given a stern talking to. He was told next time there would be consequences. A few weeks later he punched another classmate in the eye so he temporarily lost eyesight on that eye. The bully was given a stern talking to and told that next time there really would be consequences.
One problem I rarely read about IPv6 is the mixing of responsibility levels. Sure, we have 2128 IPv6 addresses or so because nobody knows how internet infrastructure will look like in 30 years (maybe internet node virtualization is gone mad). But it's my feeling that the IP address should only be an address and not that half-mixed anonymity-related thing.

See, a general problem I see with IPv6 and all the protocols around is their enormous complexity. As a hobbyist in the last decades, you could learn about IPv4 and DHCP in a couple of afternoons. It was simple the same way as HTTP1 was simple compared with HTTP2. Complexity means the learning curve is enormous and in the end only a fraction of experts will understand.

My personal opinion is that complexity in computing will evventually kill everything: security dies first, innovation comes last.

Sorry for this rant. I assume the IPv6 design was carefully crafted by gifted and highly skilled people. We'll use it anyway, some day :-)
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Since we're talking Go, is "The Go Programming Language" still worth reading as an introduction to the language?

I've seen some language changes be announced in the past, can't asses on my own how breaking they are, does the book still reflect the language to a reasonable degree ?
Can someone explain why a throw-away email service such as Guerrilla Mail has to go offline as a result of law enforcement?

I understand that shady people are doing a lot of shady things with such services, but when equally shady people (criminals, terrorists, pedophiles, etc.) use platforms like Facebook or WhatsApp to commit extremely serious crimes nobody is taking Facebook or WhatsApp offline.

What is the rationale behind this?
> We accidentally shipped an un-stripped/obfuscated tarball of our GitHub Enterprise Server source code to some customers a couple of months ago.

I'd love to hear more about that.
Doesn't sound very feasible, as this would make user experience probably much worse. No native elements, no browser integration or extensions, interaction with the page, and accessibility. They all would suffer.
Those statements apply to in-person voting, too, don't they?

How do you verify the identity of a person at the polling station?

I'm not sure how it's done in the US specifically but in general it boils down to the voter handing over a piece of paper that's been mailed to them by some government agency and optionally, in places where such provisions exist, producing an ID card or social security ID.

That's nothing more than the real-world equivalent of "but cannot verify that the correct human who should legally have the secret is indeed the one entering the secret."

It's admittedly much more difficult to pull off at scale in an in-person setting, though.
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This! My biggest issue migrating away from GMail is that I’ve archived 8GB of mails from the last 20 years there. If anybody has a suggestion for a self-hosted email archive with fulltext search, I’m all ears.
Once made and stuffed into this system, the iron can be used in an infite loop of combustion and restore using electricity when it's available.
No, not most, all.

Projects like the Linux kernel are equally highly selective and reject code that they don't like big or small, but they do at least sometimes accept significant changes.

As I responded in another comment, I accept that might be necessary to maintain the approach of the language but the go team seriously misrepresent this. That is my main issue with them.

How many people have put a lot of work in only to find out that actually the go team aren't accepting significant patches? Look to the go modules fiasco for a good example of this.

Honesty matters.
The author also managed to use the same word, linear, in two different senses while pretending those are the same (or very similar) senses.

Bonus points for having a somewhat long list of definitions that explains that the words are used in their usual meaning, yet does this by the way of introducing more undefined terms, sometimes tautological: an Agent is an actor with the capacity to act, marvellous. "A Doer is a doing entity that can do things"--agent and actor are both derived from the same Latin verb that means "to do". And that list misses the definition for "linear", which is definitely not used in any usual sense of the word: trees are linear, but graphs are not... huh?
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Back in 2008, I was fascinated by TeXmacs’ sessions concept. You could mix rich text with Python, or SAGE. This is long before the days of jupyter and I thought it was the coolest thing. Since TeXmacs isn’t TeX, and people weren’t looking for Python notebooks, it was hard to convince others to try this document processor with Emacs bindings. I still ended up using it for some personal classwork as an undergrad, and slowly watched Jupyter overtake it in polish and adoption.

One killer feature that made it possible to take real-time class notes in TeXmacs is that one could type symbols like Greek letters by typing something like “a” then <tab> to get α. For fast and accurate math entry, TeXmacs > LyX > text editors with completion.
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Is what I've been surprised there isn't something like in the past.
People who name products really need to think about this - microsoft is the worst offender in this regard. Naming something which begins with a "." is stupid in the first place, but then you choose a word which could not be any more generic on the internet, and _then_ you create multiple versions of it with different variations. Even worse is these patterns are repeated across several products (e.g. xbox, visual studio code)
> especially re plugins that should be installed

Again for what it's worth, that's also been added, and I certainly haven't had that issue on macOS myself? It loads it from the project I have open, or my home directory base settings.json
> But if we're talking about converting coal plants (which the article does), presumably the electrolysis would happen elsewhere; which means tons of iron needs to be moved back and forth.

You could build the infrastructure to do the electrolysis immediately next to the coal plant to solve this problem. If this technology takes off that's most likely what will happen anyway.
And you know this how? There are plenty of people there who get by fine without owning a phone.
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Can't you put Tridactyl in ignore mode with Shift-Insert?

Edit: you may also find `:blacklistadd` or `:unbindurl` useful.
I would not be too worried. We had internet dating take over.

As a guy on dating sites it is apparent that love is already transactional and has always been.

Height, baldness, race, nationality seem to be the primary checkboxes for most women, shockingly even your education, work or usefulness to society rank pretty low.
This sounds like you have a problem with capitalism in general. Not specifically with Microsoft.

Or is there something specific you are accusing Microsoft of?
If you were collecting public documents in bulk and had concrete plans that you could articulate, sure. I suppose the same might even apply to bulk collection of pirated content as well, although I'd certainly want to run that one by a lawyer before depending on it.

I really don't think any of that applies here though. This is an isolated leak of materials which you very clearly do not have any rights to access, copy, or possess in any manner whatsoever. I just can't see how "research purposes" helps you here. (Unless you happen to be an established researcher with an ongoing project that involves surveying source code leaks over time, perhaps? But again, you'd really need to consult a lawyer before doing something like that.)
I use them on a weekly basis :(

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Livestock breeding isn't inherently unsustainable. E.g. you can have closed-off poultry or pork farms with greenhouse-fed animals, all powered by wind or solar, with sewage processing to ensure there's no external pollution. This isn't sci-fi, it exists today in e.g. the denser parts of western Europe.

Yes it's costlier than beef from the developing world raised on cut-down rainforest land, but growing lab is a lot more expensive.

You can argue that it's inefficient, sure, but so is a vegan eating an avacado instead of white rice. Things can be relatively inefficient and still be sustainable.
> Dealing with singular values can be very useful, but not everything is a value. Some things are fundamentally “non-values” e.g. instructions/control-flow/declarations.

If there are important things in your language that aren't values, that's a problem in your language. You really don't need any non-values; just look at, say, Haskell.

> As I have described above, both the OOP and OS both share similarities:

> Traditional-OOP: A (linear) value hierarchy of behaviour. The values act as agents.

> Ownership Semantics: A (linear) value hierarchy of responsibility. Agents are responsible for values.

This is just bollocks once you actually look at the details of it. An inheritance hierarchy is fixed once and for all at compile time, and can't ever change; either there's no way to change which class a given class inherits from at all, or at best there's some uncontrolled dark magic you can do. Whereas a defining characteristic of ownership semantics is that ownership can be safely passed from one owner to another in a controlled way.
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The author was the music editor at city pages from 2017-shut down, so I would assume he did read their music journalism, but might be biased about its importance.
When I was given a macbook at work I used to curse all the time at mac os' grep which is not gnu grep, and lacks a lot of nice cool features...
> If you kill all the mammals, then the birds of prey will go extinct

Birds of prey eat a lot more than just mammals, e.g. fish, reptiles, other birds etc. So no, if there magically weren't any mammals tomorrow most species of birds of prey would survive.
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I don't suspect I'll ever see a more ironic headline in my entire life.
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I’d offload the headache to someone like https://imagekit.io/ (no affiliation but happy to have used them on a couple of projects).
You can use brew to install gnu grep as a replacement.
I dont super follow this area, so i might be totally off base, but i think lots of the hopes for that sort of thing was based around the HHL algorithm, but then Tang showed that normal computers can be just as fast doing that problem, so now its up in the air a bit how applicable wuantum computers are

But i really dont know much about this area, might be totally wrong. I'm kind of basing this off this blog post https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=3880
Yes, most definitely. It's an excellent book, and the language has changed almost zero (the libraries a little, but not enough to worry about). The only addition that might be nice would be "modules". Link for the lazy: https://www.gopl.io/
Britbox has old bbc content but I don’t think new stuff

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> or modelling the problem in some completely different way that lets you skip the problems of ownership semantics for the given domain

Maybe that's an interesting way to think about the article too. The obvious way to think about a graph using ownership is to start with a root node, then to say that nodes own other nodes through their edges. But that model won't generalise to disjoint graphs (eg, social network with separate friend groups) and it isn't always clear which node is the "root" node.
If we're talking about the definition at the time, this is what OED says:

> peaceably, adv.

> 2. Without being subject to disturbance or opposition; in peace, quietly; tranquilly, peacefully.

> 1375: Barbour Bruce v. 231 “It anoyis me.., That the clyffurd sa pesabilly Brukis and haldis the senȝory That suld be mine.”

> 1471: Fortescue Wks. (1869) 527 “Kynge Knoght kepte and occupied the same lande.., and died peasibly seased tharof.”

> 1593: Shakes. 2 Hen. VI, iii. iii. 25 “Disturbe him not, let him passe peaceably.”

> 1727: De Foe Syst. Magic i. iii. (1840) 71 “We come to desire your leave, that we may go peaceably, and do the duty of our worship.”

> 1824: Mackintosh Speech 15 June, “They saw the laws obeyed, justice administered,..and the revenue peaceably collected.”

> peaceably, adv.

> 1. With peaceful or friendly disposition, intention, or behaviour; amicably; so as to make for or maintain peace; without making strife, opposition, or disturbance; without quarrel or dispute.

> c1330: R. Brunne Chron. Wace (Rolls) 7300 “Ȝyf swylk be comen, & peysibly þe hauene han nomen, In pes lat þem take þer rest.”

> 1389: in Eng. Gilds (1870) 52 “Honestliche and peysiblyche to gon to þe forseyd chirch.”

> c1449: Pecock Repr. iii. xiii. (Rolls) 363 “Regniden in successioun euermore oon emperour after an other pesibili to gidere.”

> 1535: Coverdale Zach. viii. 16 “Execute iudgment truly and peaceably.”

> 1599: Shakes. Much Ado v. ii. 72 “Thou and I are too wise to wooe peaceablie.”

> 1599: Nashe Lenten Stuffe Wks. (Grosart) V. 228 “Not any where is..a warlike people peaceablier demeanourd.”

> 1709: Addison Tatler No. 96 2 “Good Subjects, that pay their Taxes, and live peaceably in their Habitations.”

> 1855: Macaulay Hist. Eng. xii. III. 190 “With assurances that the city should be peaceably surrendered.”

>peaceably, adv.

> 3. Comb.

> 1692: Wicked Contriv. Steph. Blackhead in Select. fr. Harl. Misc. (1793) 512 “Some other good and peaceably-minded man.”

> 1781: Cowper Conversation 90 “The clash of arguments and jar of words,..Divert the champions prodigal of breath, And put the peaceably-disposed to death.”
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What a great tool it is! I just discovered it thanks to you, not the best season to see that but as soon as i'll hear one I'll use it for sure!
Does it do those things better or cheaper than current offerings from Nvidia or AMD?
Most people in HN use Disposable Email Address services like Guerrilla Mail almost on a daily basis to avoid companies spamming us or even worse: sell our email as PII.
But bad actors also use these services to anonymize themselves and not only abuse of legit services, but commit fraudulent activities like extortion, porn revenge, identity theft... and also terrorism.
I don’t know why OVH shuts down this service, but knowing in first person how laxe OVH rules are compared to other providers, it must be a serious thing. Probably they found out they could break the law (GDPR?) seriously keeping Guerrilla Mail as a customer.
I think the title is a bit misleading.

> ... a while later I found out that the stress of completing all his other courses on top of his master's project had lead him to take the very bad decision of cheating on one of his exams. He'd been caught, expelled from the university, had his Visa revoked, and ultimately been kicked out of the country.
Generating electricity with iron as fuel would be suboptimal, that's like using electricity to turn co2 back into coal, and then using said coal to generate electricity again. Using iron in coal power plants would only male sense if transporting it from somewhere where IRS more efficient to produce iron is economically viable - say use solar in Spain to regenerate iron and then use it further up north where solar isn't as good.
I wasn't talking about support for version-control systems other than git. I was talking about the way GitHub, GitLab, and SourceHut, can all offer different bug-reporting/wiki features. These features aren't predetermined by the git standard, and that's a good thing.
But what about the energy needed & carbon dioxide released in the mining and refining of that iron ore to this usable iron powder?

Also , that electrolysis would surely leave behind some nasty acids and what not. What about their dumping ?
OVH added to personal shitlist of companies never to go near.

Edit: downvotes from OVH I suspect. It's perfectly rational if you read the comments about the abuse team being mostly useless. It's best to judge a company at the point something goes wrong and how it's handled not when it's going right. This is badly handled.
I switched to Linux 2 years ago. Tried a canon. Garbage. Spent some money and bought a brother color laser. It was around $800 but Brother publishes open source drivers so Ubuntu picked it up right away. The only real problem is it weights like 30 lbs.
This is what is meant by "COUNT ALL THE VOTES!"--the dead, the illegals, the mutli-voters, etc. This will only get worse if the National Popular Vote compact gets enough states. Local fraud will no longer be contained in its effects to one state's electoral votes.
Are Google and Facebook prestigious employers?

Separately, do software developers routinely interact with customers in the same way that entry level consulting firm employees do?