skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Plenty of ways to define things.

Batteries for example aren’t actually renewable energy sources. So when a solar or wind powered off grid home uses batteries to store solar energy for later usage is that 100% renewable energy as long as the power is originally from sunlight?

It seems somewhat silly to say such homes are battery powered. The same terminology is used when homes skip the batteries and send power to the electric grid only to use that amount of power later. Sure, they could spend more resources building batteries, but that’s wasteful.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s easy to disagree with the common definitions. However, as long as the definitions used are common and describe the situation you can’t say they are lying.

PS: Fossil fuels are also from sunlight just like wind, so saying their not renewable is really talking about the ability to use them vastly faster than their created. Which fits the batteries / grid as renewable energy storage definition just fine.
As opposed to being ruled by technocrats elected by someone else(Americans)?
> Is $1M not enough?

I don't think it's enough in your case. A good chunk of that money is from your house which you no longer have. Once you buy another (or rent) those will be big drains on your cash. So you really don't have $1 million free and clear to retire on.

It sounds like you are still young, only working 8 years. Early 30's? Unless you move to a low cost area and live very frugally, $1 million might not last into old age.

Being a "millionaire" isn't what it used to be. It's a lot of money to be sure, but you are not rich. It may grant a lifetime of frugal retired living, not rich retired living.
What's wrong with WordPress? It works. If you need some modern flashy frontend for it, then use something like Frontity: https://frontity.org/
Title A: Show HN: New grep tool written in Rust

Title B: Show HN: New grep tool written in PHP (7% better)

Hmm.

FWIW, Python fares worse than Rust, C++ beats PHP by 2%.
As someone who learned to program outside of college, this course was one of my favorites.
California's median house price is $706,900 [1] so a million-dollar home is only moderately above average.

Simply wait until the house is empty and break a window with a rock. No tools required.

Take 10 minutes to grab whatever valuables motivated you to rob the place, then get out of there. Even if they have a monitored alarm, it doesn't matter because you'll be gone before the response arrives.

[1] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/california-housing-...
Microsoft previously reimplemented some Android and iOS APIs in Project Islandwood and Astoria. Is this a continuation of that effort in the spirit of WSL1 or does this use the WSL2 method of using a VM?
I'm personally thanking god^Wsome good folks at MS for WSL2. Which, from my understanding, is a very well integrated VM, really. But even so, the performance of that thing is just not what it should be.
There are dozens of YouTubers on that platform who regularly advertise it in their videos on YouTube. Doubt that has anything to do with this.
It would be helpful for people who have previously come out against cancel culture and deplatforming to defend the principle for someone who is not a member of their political tribe

Granted. Principle defended and censorship of other political tribes condemned.

So does that mean we now get an apology from the other lot if the tables have indeed turned?
Check out caves of qud for some similar amazing changelogs (and probably one of the best rogue style games ever)
Thank you - I suppose the reverse, then, that the family captured the labor cost. Did he earn a performance bonus that incentivized him to minimize supply cost?
Someone should sell this- Montessori toys
> It takes some things as axioms, for example, that only the US are interfering/meddling in the world

Where does it claim that? I'm not saying you are lying. I didn't watch it properly so I may have missed it.

> It's a bit näive to not see this as anti-government propaganda.

I don't know what that means. Are you saying that something in the video is untrue or just that it contains facts that make the US government look bad? Would you describe a similar video criticizing an enemy of the US government (whether another government, terrorist organisation, or something else) in the same way?

> Youtube's goals is not the same as the authors

I think the problem here is if YouTube's goal is to help the government who (according to the author) is Google's customer. YouTube is under no obligation to do anything to help spread the author's video, but they should definitely be criticised for working with an organisation committing horrible abuses and acts of violence.
What I'm personally bit horrified with is that "Unix" is the end all of OS design and so on. With some fundamental designs going back to 70s... Like everything being text. Which seems quite a mess in current world with multimedia and increased networking. Yes we have spend decades hacking to get it to work... But maybe more options and different designs would enrich us lot better.

And really we do have layer that can connect all of the different systems together. Namely IP. So even if we had fundamentally different systems, there is no reason why intercommunication wouldn't be possible at this point.
The Python for Everybody course was great. I was excited to complete it (well, the first 3 courses in the roadmap): https://www.coursera.org/specializations/python

As a non-programmer but a decent mather, I thought it presented the materials in a way that was easy to understand. In my mid-thirties now, I feel like I could have handled this at 18 just fine--but not in a patronizing way. It was just very clear and the professor had a good sense of humor.

I just built my first time-saving Python program and it felt really satisfying. I built a few others that were cool but none actually saved me time. Very satisfying! At the end of the 3 courses (~60 hours) and some additional tinkering (~40 hours), I had the skills and that's pretty cool.
Bringing up "the wrongs of the past" is entirely appropriate in response to a comment asking about why America was founded.
I suspect much of the speed difference is due to choosing a slower dispatch method.

All objects except threads so far are value types, including coroutines, and I plan to push that angle further since I'm a huge fan.

But nothing is stopping you from adding a custom type that stores shared_ptr:s or whatever.
Study links mindfulness and meditation to narcissism and “spiritual superiority”
Digital Bullet Journal
Any censorship is going to be pretty opaque. The author accuses Youtube of lying to him, but I don't think it was a lie; most likely, whoever runs the TeamYoutube account simply looked it up in the support documentation, which really does say what they told him (https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/58097?hl=en).
Waiting for Doom on DNA.
TITLE A: Someone should sell this- Montessori toys [4% better]

TITLE B: How you can earn $46k/M selling Montessori toys

Tried it for on of our ProdcutByte products
Thank you for this article!

I wasn’t aware that grep could search for offsets in hex like this.

This will come in very handy.
I don't know of any solutions, but would like to add that I am interested in one as well.
Wow, your post is beyond sinister!

1) He did not imply the world would be "good" if the CIA didn't exist. That's a ridiculous take and is smearing a very well researched channel.

2) Youtube didn't just stop promoting this piece. They are hiding it. You can't find it even if you search for it.

3) He's not just trying to "create a buzz", department of homeland security paid him a visit now his videos are disappearing - if you think that's not worrisome, well damn!

4) Implying that if you create an axiom that has not been "state approved" then you deserve to get delisted?

Insanely dystopian because you more or less don't seem to care and justify state intervention in private well researched but pretty bland political historical takes.

His views are not that radical. Almost standard in many European countries and that result in some state agency coming to his door and threatening him? Like what??
You don't go in court nor in jail for that. So you can indeed criticize them even if it probably will cost you socially.
It is hard to avoid it when streaming a video of unknown length to disk though.

And as soon as you start to fill up your volume fragmentation will spread quickly.
Y'all fills a hole in the English language that is not suitably filled by any other single word! It's a great word!
Load balancers have never been part of Kubernetes. Service and Ingress are just routing rules.

Service with ClusterIP creates an internal IP that redirects traffic to that service's pods. Service with NodePort creates a CluserIP and creates a port on every node that lets external traffic also reach those pods.

Service with LoadBalancer creates a ClusterIP, NodePort, and a whatever load balancer implementation exists in that cloud to route external traffic to those K8S nodes and nodeport port numbers. This is the part that's missing in your bare metal setup, but you can create a nodeport service using port 80/443 and have DNS pointing to your nodes' public addresses.

That's all it takes to get cluster access and you can point this Service to another downstream Service/Ingress if you want the routing rules to stay in YAML too.
Man, good luck with that. The Android SDK is so poorly designed.
I never played ToD, but recently I looked at some movies of this game on YouTube and it's really quite impressive how comprehensive this game is on the low-end hardware of the day [0]

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[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa7MYYmB4XQ
That quote seems to be coming from nazist and convict Kevin Alfred Strom, not Voltaire. According to Wikipedia, the full quote is "To determine the true rulers of any society, all you must do is ask yourself this question: Who is it that I am not permitted to criticize?" and Strom first published "All America Must Know the Terror that is Upon Us" in 1993.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/nov/27/cory-...
It's been known for a while that youtube is not a good platform for anything political. Google has been shadow banning political videos they didn't like since Obama was in office and publicly talking about it.

There are other video sites you can go to for this sort of thing.
Azure ties the single space, as does Perl and also Bezos.
> People like yourself

You mean people who are interested in analysis of history?
You don't want to consider it. That's fine...oh wait...what about:

> Some argue the separation of church and state can be traced back to the bible

Some people argue people rode Dinosaurs. That's about as compelling, as well. For the most of the cultures that contributed to writing portions of the Bible, religious text was law.

> remind people that things were less than perfect in the past

The point is about intent, which is relevant. "less perfect" or whatever that's supposed to mean to you, is irrelevant. This is history, not a relative comparison of ideals.

> You cannot judge people of the past by the standards of today.

Sure you can. Confusing Moral analysis and Contextual analysis is noise.

> the need to character assasinate

Characters are caricatures (incomplete) if you ignore known qualities. Interestingly enough, while you are objecting strongly to the characterization you could have noted that bladegash might have been wrong about the Patrick Henry quote.

Maybe spend more time researching, instead of emotionally posting.
> The biggest obstacle will be the graphical user interface requirement of Android apps, but with the release of WSL 2, Microsoft has begun working on a project called 'WSL-G,' or 'WSL - Graphics Architecture.' This project utilizes a built-in Wayland display server to run Linux GUI apps directly in the Windows 10 user interface.

Seems to be WSL2. Interesting as I had trouble getting graphical applications to work in Ubuntu under WSL2.
Depends a lot on your culture. In some countries this would be okay, in others not so much.
Hm, I couldn't find the list of supported sites. Is Pinterest covered? Or does anyone know of similar working tools that would work for Pinterest? As a means of "backup" and/or sync with Pinry.
We're on a loop alright, but it's caused by the interplay of the more numerous working/underclasses and elites struggling to stay on top.

Currently we are at the bit of the loop where the underclasses are thrashing out and the elites are trying to channel that rage somehow.
That is a great point and I wish I had added that in! It definitely wasn't comparable with that of those in power, and much of the Anti-Federalists' fading into nonexistence was due to that power imbalance. However, I would say white men lower in socioeconomic status still held far greater rights than that of, for example, slaves and women.
Then sounds like Apple put some really garbage SSDs in the 2020 Intel-based Air, not sure what you're looking for here?

But 2-3x won't change swap from grinding to a halt to perfectly smooth, either. It's still over 20x slower than RAM.

More significant for swap usage though is random reads and read latency, neither of which are going to be particularly impressive on the M1's SSDs. You need something like Optane to make that a compelling case.
You can certainly find a digital version of a strip mall to sell your adult merchandise.
To be honest, you are replacing one set of problems with another. The rationale about configuration does not make a lot of sense either, better you learn how to do things right than what seems easier.

I haven't played with shares for a long time. But if I remember only one node can write to a file at once. That's also to say if file read/write performance will be any good for this use case.

NFS or Samba servers have their own issues with attack surface.

Please rethink your idea please.
It does exist in Windows,

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wic/-wic-lh

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions//dd443207...

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/shell/customi...

and in macOS,

https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Gr...

https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Mu...

Although, yes I do concede it is more complex to implement, the way to do it depends on what kind of data type we are talking about, and it only works properly if the applications actually make use of the OS frameworks instead of doing their own thing.

And as expected with the GNU/Linux "desktop", nothing does exist that comes close to it.
I don't know what to think here. If you get harassed by US agencies, you might stop posting on the internet, so we wouldn't see anything from them. Simply impossible for us to guess what happens to strangers on the internet, after they post US critical thinking publicly.
Leave the US. Go to Thailand or Malaysia for example and never work again while living comfortably. Thailand has retirement visa, and you have more than enough cash for it. Anywhere the dollar is strong you can 3-6x your net worth in purchasing power, simply by getting on a plane (once things open up soon).

You can live comfortably in SE Asia on $1000/mo, with access to good healthcare, gigabit Internet, a nice apartment, etc. I think it’s crazy to spend your money in the US.
The planet will still be here in immediate future. Ofc in short term it will be eventually gone due to sun engulfing it.
I think it depends on how you disable it. Anecdotally, I think it’s “if no scripts are executed on the page, render <noscript> content, but if any scripts at all are executed, don’t”.
You'd do better with examples that aren't from the 1950s.

And #2 was run by Deep Throat (Mike Felt) himself.
Princeton's and Stanford's Algorithms are fantastic.
The more games I see like this, the more I think we're finally ready to adapt Ubik.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubik
I don't think it's a given that revolution and violence reset the cycle to liberalism. There would appear to be plenty of examples where the chaos just ushers in a greater degree of authoritarianism and how much liberalism that follows a power change is just caused by the period of new power consolidating its control?

Even if it's a matter of picking the right start and stop times to a cycle, every iteration would be heterogeneous enough that calling it a cycle is probably missing some important behaviors.
You could write a blog post linking and embedding the tweets, summarizing them and your thoughts.
I very badly wanted an Amiga as a kid, primarily for the Video Toaster which included Lightwave. It was out of reach financially, but also on its way out with the Commodore corporate problems. My parents drove me to B&H Photo in Manhattan to take a look at one, but they were pretty honest about it being near the end of the line for Amiga, sadly.

The closest I got was a subscription to Amiga World and a NewTek magazine if I recall correctly. I must have read and re-read the same articles on the visual effects for Babylon 5 about a thousand times.

Despite the cost, the Toaster plus Amiga was insanely inexpensive compared to the alternatives of the time.
This is correct. In the US, currently if you are making no other income (AGI), your LTCG will be 0% for the first $40K. Bonds or other tax-inefficient (STCG generating) vehicles should be rebalanced into tax-deferred accounts (if the OP has been working in tech, unless they've been completely reckless, they should have a healthy 401k to work with) - it's very possible that an individual retiring on $1M and aiming for a SWR would pay $0 in federal income tax.
I didn't see any claim in the video that the CIA is the only organization of such sort. It might make you feel this way because it's entirely focused on the CIA.

It didn't claim neither that the world would be fair without the CIA.

It's definitely one-sided and is just a quick overview of the CIA (but you wouldn't expect more from a short video on such a big subject), but I fail to see how it is propaganda.
Conductors sorta of sounds like the OTP pattern with supervisors: https://erlang.org/doc/design_principles/sup_princ.html
Check ruffle githubpage for orginal creator. Mike is sponsoring this development, but not developing the project.
> Default setup for apache has been to log IP addresses, useragents, and requests, in the access log for decades.

Yeah, and the defaults for mongodb is to let anyone edit the database, at least it used to be so. Doesn't mean you should run it like that.

You can, as soon as you receive a request, hash the IP address and store the hash instead of storing the cleartext IP. If there is no way of reversing the hash (which there shouldn't, wouldn't be much of a hash then), you're not storing any IP anymore, and it's not personal data.

Strikes me as very weird someone who supposed to be high-level developer or employee at one of the biggest companies in the world don't know how not build applications that stores personal information. But since that company is Google, it hardly surprises anyone.
From the Twitter thread, I understand the video becomes secretly unlisted - not reachable in any way other than having a direct URL to it.
What is the conspiracy theory you see being peddled here? The theory that the video was shadow banned as a result of its content, or the theories presented in the video itself?
The ones that delve into the really juicy parts have it harder: Julian Assange fights extradition after being holed up in an embassy for years, Edward Snowden had to claim asylum in Russia, Reality Winner got locked up, Chelsea Manning got jailed for a year for refusing to testify against Assange, ABC and a journalist got raided by police in Australia, Indymedia Linksunten got dissolved as a "criminal enterprise" by the German state, Daphne Caruana Galizia got carbombed for going against the highest elites of Maltese society...
The r5 is a mirrorless design, not a (d)slr. Sony sells plenty of video optimized cameras in both mirrorless and DSLR designs, in particular the a7s line are explicitly video cameras which can take stills. They can overheat eventually in very hot weather, but it takes some doing.
This is actually a really interesting point/question, and it's one that doesn't have an easy answer. It's true that, overall, most slaves (in pre-civil-war US) were owned by a small number of plantations. But in some southern states, nearly half the White families owned at least one slave. In those families, obviously the women and children didn't themselves "own" any slaves, but they nevertheless controlled that person's labor. Similarly, wealthy plantation owners frequently rented their slaves to poorer whites. So even a relatively unprivileged class of White people benefited from slave labor directly despite themselves getting a raw deal relative to the land owners.

But ultimately, the south fought a civil war in order to preserve the institution of slavery because it was the fundamental organization of society on top of which the economy was built, and many non-elite white men nevertheless allied themselves with this effort.

As for projecting the past, I don't know. It's certainly plausible that White people today are still reaping the benefits that were established by slavery and racism in a broad, systemic sense. As far as I know, my relatives didn't own slaves, but my relatives did do things like get mortgages that Black people couldn't do. That doesn't seem fair does it? It's a little bit like inheriting stolen property. But if you go back far enough, what isn't stolen property?
That also looks quite interesting, thank you!
You are 100% correct on your last comment and thank you for correcting me. Patrick Henry's comments were related to the absence of the Bill of Rights and was an Anti-Federalist. Not sure how I conflated the two, but apologies to anyone that feels misled.
Please don't use this in practice. It's trained on a dataset that it then ends up affecting, so we could end up with some really weird situations.
I have a friend who does amateur astrophotography and talks a lot about modifying DSLRs to cool the sensor and things like that. I never listen very carefully because I'm never going to devote the time and money the hobby requires, but I take it there's a dedicated community that does this kind of thing.
I took it the second time it was offered. One of the main reasons was it was as an excuse to learn Emacs. Does anyone know if the course still encourages using Emacs?
The media blocks out Trump because his lying is flagrant even by American political standards, and that is when he even sounds coherent at all.

I’m a fan of neither candidate but removing a con artist from office is important.
Nice work! Made something similar (and less feature-rich) using Deno:

https://github.com/tomholford/media-downloader
Whatever got us the Internet was worth it. To generalize, it's fine to have a variety of components, as long as the interface between them is roughly standardized, and the innovation can come in the components. That we can have a Playstation and an iPhone use the same network is a good thing, and they can do whatever they want with the rest of the stack.

A computer pre-internet felt a lot more like an island. I had an Amiga, but I wasn't aware of 90% of the stuff that was out there, and could barely afford to buy a compiler.
Well I have encountered this article a while ago - "How CIA made Google":

https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/how-the-cia-made-goo...

From this perspective, youtube blocking CIA criticizing video seems like something completely normal.
Why would I have to continue reading the comment when the first and most basic argument they make is factually incorrect?

"You cannot run any internet service without collecting personal information" is not true, you can absolutely run services on the internet that collects and/or stores 0 personal data. That they don't know how to, is besides the point, but that doesn't make it impossible, it just means they don't know how to.
- knock knock
- who's there?
- homeland security