skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
ArchiveWeb.page is the latest tool from the Webrecorder project. It works as a Chrome (or Brave, or Edge) browser extension or as a standalone Electron app.

There's also an experimental IPFS-sharing feature, which will share whatever was archived via IPFS, which works best in Brave (due to native IPFS support) or the Electron app.

Web archives can also be exported in a random-access friendly format (WACZ, https://github.com/webrecorder/wacz-format) which contains standard WARCs, allowing large archives to be loaded on-demand.

The extension or app is needed to create the web archives, but once created, the archives are accessible/viewable in any modern browser supporting service workers.
The trivial proof of the GP's statement is that there are regions of the world and the US that regularly drop below 20F and have a functioning electrical grid (say, for instance, Alaska).
On what planet is that "non-political"? Both in the sense of your two examples and 60s-style activism.
This is like the left-wing version of "Hurricane Katrina was a punishment for homosexuality". A mix of generalization, moralizing, and I-told-you-so. Just nasty.
I'm saying that when the person mentions it's not a zero sum game, their modelling the system in the simplest sense is one of a function of time. That's a model for discussion and that's fine, because obviously everything depends on everything else to a degree and we're not getting anywhere if we don't simplify reality down to models. And your "products and services" can be modelled as functions of time which leads right back to the same discussion.

What I'm saying is that when we keep on using the idea that this isn't "zero-sum" we implicitly carry the mindset that "money that I have isn't money that you don't have", that "it's not because I have this money that you don't" - but at that exact instant it's mechanically the case that me having this money is the actual barrier to you having it. The "zero sum" comment is a misleading way to talk about creation of value over time, because all it hints at is the idea that money somewhere isn't money taken from elsewhere simply because new value gets created as time goes. But it doesn't give any fact about money distribution at even a fixed time and even less so as a function of time. It's not a useful saying at all, because it only states "in the simple modelling of value(t), we have value(t+1) != value(t)", that's literally ALL it states but the heavy lifting is what it tries to imply.
Indeed. This sounds more like trial-and-error programming.
Texas grid is about a quarter powered by Wind. Since Wind and Solar are dynamic - there may be variations and how they are measured, but to claim Texas Electric Portfolio is 85% fossil is not right numbers.

Coal is almost dead and there is minimal oil for electric generation. Hawaii burns oil more than Texas.

I think there are 2 nuclear power plants .. one is Comanche Peak which is south west of DFW, not sure of the other.

edit:
https://www.eia.gov/state/?sid=TX#tabs-4

(click the electricity tab)
In Firefox reddit (new version) will sit at about 50% of a core on my laptop. Simple mouse hover effects on the page lag about half a second behind my actual mouse cursor. YouTube (while not playing a video) will use about 15% of my cpu, even when idle in a background tab.

I’m not sure if the bug is in Firefox or in the sites, but it’s awful. I don’t understand how these issues don’t get fixed immediately. I thought for sure after the new reddit redesign landed that they’d iron out the performance issues in a month or two but I swear if anything it’s gotten worse.
Undo in region is also pretty useful if you want to revert part of your code but not all.
Automate deleting old Google emails and calendar events
It's not quite a national issue. There have not been regional issues in the Midwest, despite it being considerably colder than Texas, for longer (the average daily temperature in Minneapolis was 0 °F or below from the 6th through the 16th).
I don't get why they had to bring the children into this asking questions constantly. Do we really want to reinforce this is just for children?

SpaceX doesn't do this. They are always top quality. Adults doing professional things in space, that to me is more inspiring to children and young adults.

Can't they have an adult stream and one dumbed down for the children if they really think these things should be dumbed down.

It was better than ESA I guess
Oh don't worry it also doesn't work on Safari mobile. It's just broken, not an incompatibility oversight.
I learned very early in to "Commit early, commit often!"

That being said, I don't think the reasons viven are honest:
> When asked why they did this, they revealed they were trying to view some intermediate state of the code in the middle of a change.

Looking at some GitHub repos, with one single commit, I believe many devs are afraid someone could see all their trial and error attempts and judge them.

I oersonally am too lazy for the undo redo nonsense. Many of my final commits are mostly cleaning up the code. E.g. Refactoring so my code is like reading a story.

I don't have an issue with people thinking I have OCD or something similar. My bigger issue is if I ever have to touch my code again, to waste time on trying to understand it. Or even worse, someone else not understanding it and asking me for help.
i am concern is we will make more people anti war and the military industrial complex won't enough people to send to countless wars. This is what happened in the 70's.

What your are saying 100% didn't happen because of the drugs, these people where already like that, they just used the experience to validate their nonsense
edit: disregard
You can spare the sarcasm - I'm sure your local ice cream shop is great but it does little for people across the globe looking for ice cream.

Great that it works for you, but they won't take most people on the earth as a customer, including me. Even if I would be OK with illegally breaking their terms, my account would be subject to block and ban at any moment.
Why are you believing that part of the article? Trust me, Uber 100% routes using gmaps/their own maps hybrid and calculates distance from that.

It's an IMMENSLY complex calculation that will never be the same and thus gets driver complains all the time. Then the support team (at least used to) kindly show what caused the discrepancy and potentially adjusts the payout.

Source: Worked at and studied ridehailing apps for few years.
> One thing I repeatedly saw was those with weaker minds getting sucked into the "oneness spirituality psychic-plane we-are-just-vibrations" bullshit.

I'm going to be bold here and posit that the 'trip' allowed them to ideate on a specific type of dissociated state of mind that they first experienced through some past trauma.
Personally, when I'm ready to submit a pull request, I usually do a soft reset to the point where I branched off from, then redo my commits and force push to the branch, for exactly that reason. I can't remember exactly which lines I've changed over the past few days unless I see all the diffs together.
Nonsense, they're ahead of the game, as natural gas turbines are the only currently existing scalable solution which could potentially handle variable production of Solar and Wind.
Nobody is trying to have it both ways (what is a "warming enthusiast, anyway?) People someone articulate it poorly, but unless they are really confused they aren't saying that literally this data point is "due to climate change", but that seeing more unusual weather patterns is likely due to climate change. The first is a category error, the second is a decent interpretation of available data.

I woke up to a snow on Feb 15 is "just" weather. If I live in Austin, it was pretty weird. If I live in Anchorage, pretty normal. The difference between those two statements is not about weather, but about climate.

One lesson of climate change is that our past experiences of weather in a place are often going to become poorer and poorer predictors of next months weather. The fact that change involves a global warming phenomena tells us that both the weather and the changes in it are likely to get more intense.
Reading the comments, I'm stunned and disillusioned.

Are most modern developers struggling to write code without this? If so, there is a fundamental problem that has nothing to do with levels of undo.
In other news: Nvidia has solved the halting problem.

There's no such thing as perfect software outside of trivial pedagogical examples like Hello World (and even then). The only way something "cannot be hacked" is if it is powered off and disintegrated.

Only a matter of time before Nvidia's bold claim ages like milk.
They wire the money to my bank, of course. I've done this pretty regularly with several different banks for years, and have never been asked even a single question by any of those banks, or ever had them delay the availability of my funds.

I can't tell you from personal experience if it would be the same if my amounts were a million plus, but they are not insignificant amounts either. I'm quite sure that attempting to deposit similar amounts of physical cash at a bank would be at least somewhat challenging.
Isn't this a product of other states driving demand for illegal cannabis? If all states legalized, wouldn't the demand plummet and increase the price of illegal pot?
This is honestly the feature keeping me on PyCharm over VSCode the most. The "local history" feature of JetBrains IDEs is amazing. It saves on every blur, and has a diff viewer when comparing with history.
There's a lot of substances listed here. Ketamine through its interaction with glutamate is working as a depression treatment where other medicine is failing. Lsd mushrooms have a lot of therapeutics benefits, there was a lot of research done in the 50s that was shut down when it became illegal in thr 60s. Related to treating addiction. Mdma allows people to go through therapy and touch on topics that are causing ptsd that they normally don't talk about. That's just a gist, how to change your mind is a great book about it. Psychedelics can also be a tool to learn more about the brain and how it works.
Commit early, Commit often!
Yes, but to me, a “shopping cart” implies a purchase. It’s what I use at a grocery store to put my food and stuff in. A “cart” would be better term IMO despite just being a shorter form of “shopping cart”. But idk.
Algorithms that are still protifable mine on GPUs were designed with ASIC resiliency in mind - they use memory hard algorithms.

This makes the problem of designing specialised mining cards equivalent to designing fast and efficient DRAM, an area where the consumer product is the cutting edge. This was by design to reduce hashrate centralisation.

Even the latest ethereum ASICs are only 10% more efficient, cost much more and can only mine ethash and its variants.

So as it stands I see no evidence that suggests mining cards will be cheaper with better efficiency, especially when the cryptocurrency community slowly moving away from mining.
Yes, and I've always believed that short-term memory is a very important mental training for a coder.
> I will add that if any government views a digital coin as a threat to their fiat currency system

This fear is greatly exaggerated by people who have bought into the false idea that Bitcoin is the only way to escape inflation.

The definition of inflation is that asset prices go up. You can escape inflation by simply buying assets, or basically anything other than cash.

If someone truly believed massive inflation was coming, they would want to take out USD-denominated mortgages and buy houses. Inflation would increase the value of the houses and reduce the value of your loan repayments.

It's silly that so many people are afraid of the government devaluing their cash that they've decided the best way to escape it is to pile into an asset with an extremely lopsided distribution in favor of early adopters. The average person stands to gain more from recent stimulus than they stand to lose from inflation in their cash accounts. Doubly so if they invest their cash in stocks or assets, which doesn't even require Bitcoin.
That's like saying the term "stunted growth" in children is bad because we keep finding examples of increasingly taller or obese children.

"Global warming" always referred to an on-average increase in warming on a global scale. The term wasn't the issue, it was people intentionally deciding they didn't like it for political reasons.
No - predictions are different than post-dictions blaming the people you already didn't like.
Challenge accepted

Business opportunity because other miners will pay for the driver (or the mining software you make has the 2% mining fee to your address) or you can be the only one that has the driver and buys up all the rtx cards yourself if you have access to capital

vertically integrated is harder of course but could have the biggest payoff
If POSIX.2 is archaic, then would you call POSIX job control precambrian?

This reminds me of the stagnation of CMD.EXE, the origins of which appear to lie with OS/2.
Main reason for Red Dragon not happening was NASA requesting parachute landing into the ocean instead of the previously planned propulsive landing on land for Dragon 2.

This would mean that SpaceX would need to develop and fund Dragon 2 propulsive landing on their own, with only real mission fully requiring it being Red Dragon.

In the end it was much easier to just drop the whole thing, especially with the much more perspective Starship on the horizon.
Too bad for you to just be happy for these government employees then. USA! USA!
Dismantling Racism in Mathematics Instruction [pdf]
I certainly don’t commit things every five minutes, so this doesn’t help.
Forget writing code, I do the mass-undo, mass-redo thing all the time when I'm writing prose. Even sometimes when I'm writing Hacker News comments.
Yeh but people are going to love and depend on you and the timing and mode in which you die is going to affect them and leave a lasting mark. So it’s best for society that older people don’t just yolo it.
99% or more of the world can't do dynamic programming, even tech people.

;)
there are some people but from my experience not many people abuse psychedelics compared to other drugs
>>> Who makes a table with cells too small to fit their content and where you can't resize the table? Oracle<<<

To be fair, lots of software of those years were like this. SAP Ariba was just like this, and so were old Microsoft products
I use view local history of selected so I can blame myself and view git history of selected to I secretly seethe at some one who left the company 3 years ago.
I understand that global warming models predict more extreme events both hot and cold. However, at some point, empiricists will have to admit that global warming models will have no statistical power.

To that end, what evidence of weather patterns would you have to see to believe less in the global warming model? Would years of "less extreme event days" make you believe in the global warming model any less?
> sell the 8 core for $300 and the 6 core for $250, and still make a profit/break even on both of them then you could be selling the 8 core for $250 and your competition should be

It doesn't work that way. The $300 premium chips are where all of the margin is, and is what finances the whole operation. If they production costs of in your hypothetical chips is $235, then Intel would be making $15 on the cheap chips, but $65 on the premium ones. Which means that one premium chip is worth the 4.3x the margin of a cheap one.

Losing that premium segment is a big deal. Even if it is only 10% of the volume, because margins are so high, it ends up being like 40% of profits.

This isn't new. Just about every consumer goods market works like that, from peanut butter to cars. You need the middle tier to have enough volume to minimize production costs, but you need to find that premium offering to actually make money.
The provlem with your concept it that the ratio of 'real' money to 'fake' money is actually zero.

There are only three kinds of money: central bank reserves, which you can't get access to, cash, and commercial money, what you are calling 'fake money'

So if everyone tried to take out the money in cash, yes, there is simply less cash than 'digital money', so its impossible.

But there is no 'real money' except cash that you as an ibdividual has ever had your hands on.

The system, as designed, cannot work without banks. So its unfair to call banks 'smoke and mirrors' - you would have to redesigns the whole economy to get rid of them
Not saying anything you've said is wrong, or even that what I'm saying is true in all cases...

I feel like many of the people who get sucked in are the ones who were drawn to using the drugs as a way to find something to believe in, or because they felt they had nothing to believe in. They found a community that accepted them and the drugs made them feel good. To an extent, people in religions, political parties, etc can fall into a similar (usually less severe) beliefs and practices.
Ask HN: How to Make Money Blogging?
I have a friend that has a blog that he's really dedicated to. The blog gets about 100K visitors a month, but he doesn't earn a dime on the blog. He would like to, but don't feel comfortable putting ads on the website and he also really hate tracking.

Is it possible to earn money on a blog without ads? Or with ads, yet without turning the blog into one of those smeared in ads from top to bottom?
I'm not sure if you meant it this way, but way benefits work you'd actually be getting paid less (total compensation), as one of the driving forces behind benefits packages is it costs the company less than it would for you to get it on your own.

If you are happy with cash salary + (what benefits cost the company ) rather than the bigger cash salary + (nominal value of benefits) then this can work, but you have also be happy with the idea that some of the benefits you are used to become less (or un) affordable to you.
Why is it nonsensical? I've always interpreted this as being an attempt to call attention to things like the relative shortness of our lives in comparison to the earth and an argument that there's a certain amount of hubris involved in saying that you own components of ecosystems that you exist within and depend on to live.
Not by selling psychedelics, maybe yes in like, a chemical engineer working on a plant and side loading some production or making sure a package gets lost. But it's almost imposible to make a middle class normal life out of selling this stuff. The market is just not there.

For stimulants maybe and yeah your shady neighborhood cocaine dealer will probably get you some LSD and resell at a markup price after getting it from the friendly neighborhood psychonaut or public relations guy that needs to be stocked on MDMA for parties, but that's not their main job.
My culture heroes?

* The Ingham Twins

* Lemmy

* HST

* And of course, because because because, Alan Turing
Sure, but why do we need a separate currency for all of this in the first place?

Once all of these cryptocurrencies and exchanges become fast, the price doesn't actually matter. If I can buy the crypto, transfer it, and exchange back out of the crypto to my target currency in seconds, it doesn't matter if SOL is at $0.01 or $100 per coin. If I'm only in it for a few seconds, I just buy and then immediately sell however many coins are needed to move my value from Point A to Point B.

The reason Bitcoiners don't want larger block sizes is that they don't actually want spending. They want Bitcoin to be an asset that only goes up in price. Spending and selling drive the price down, so those need to have high hurdles to discourage that behavior.
Another cool thing about undo in Emacs is that it's context aware.

By default, you can select any block of text and the undo command will cycle through the changes only from that region of your buffer.
Hell Yes!! What a swindler of swindlers!
Facebook is down
I can't get facebook.com to resolve. Initially downforeveryoneorjustme.com was saying it was up but now 8:35CT they're confirming an outage there.
How Oracle Sells Repression in China
It's a bit absurdly reductionist, imo.

Not all information is acted upon, and not all actions are sense-response, if we're talking 'starting with Biology'.

In any event, if that thesis is in agreement with the prelude's "there can be competence without comprehension", then it follows that without the need for comprehension there are no requirement for any sense of "meaning" in the "competent mechanism".

Meaning, as we humans experience it, is fully bound up with consciousness and sense of self. And sometimes it takes multiple 'readings' of the same input for us to arrive at "comprehension".

If we resort to black box modeling of sentient organisms, which is fine, we should not be projecting our experience of the phenomena of consciousness and sense of self (agency) to black boxes that can already be modeled as computation. There is zero basis for this, beyond our strong tendency as humans for anthropomorphism.

The really interesting question, imho, is whether meaning is secondary to form [which is the prevalent modern orthodoxy], or whether meaning can have an independent existence from form. (The fact that multiple forms can embody the same meaning is a data point.)

(Agree with your first para.)
I ran up large Prodigy bills playing Dragonrealms
Indeed, I find this to be terrifying.
Solar panels and GPUs use rare metals of which there are a finite quantity, and are also mined through the use of slave labor in some parts of the world.
Came here to post this. Tho most times my undo tree are single characters.
I think I'm following your build. It seems like Kratky requires a lot more space up-front than an aeroponic system that you refill over time, but it's good to know that I can get even lazier if I clean out some space in the garage.
Bitcoiners don't actually want people spending Bitcoin.

The entire Bitcoin narrative has become buy and never sell (HODL). The more friction around transacting with your coins (other than buying) the better it is for the asset value.
Memento – Save your online memories
Memento uses machine learning to save, categorize, and organize urls, images, and videos so that you can continue exploring without forgetting.
Please don't make me use a slider. IntelliJ has local history, and I have that instinct to Cmd-S after every change. Problem already solved.
Most people develop a connection to others and that’s enough to occupy them in place of the search for meaning.
climate science is neither "left" nor "right" - If you believe that the IPCC and its various participants' scientific findings is some sort of vast left wing conspiracy, you probably live in an alternate-reality echo chamber.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intergovernmental_Panel_on_Cli...
Seems to be dead from Comcast Business in Seattle.
That's half true, because Jeff Bezos can't buy himself a billion takeout dinners.

Consumer prices are flat, but the money printer is making investing assets expensive. That's fun for last year's investors but not next year's.
The biggest drivers of health care cost have little to do with physicians, their training, or licensing although they do all contribute a bit. So to make any impact you'd need a much bigger list of things to change.
> That's simply an issue with winterization.

Wait I'm not sure I'm following the plot.

This entire disaster was caused by the fact that none of the power generation in Texas is winterized. Then natural gas turbine power was suggested as an emergency fallback. Then it was brought up that natural gas had frozen in all the already existing infrastructure. You're suggesting that you simply winterize the emergency natural gas turbines?

Why don't they just winterize the normal power infrastructure?

> This is something unlike current solar and wind technologies. Which can't be "winterized" in the same way.

Solar, sure. Put some snow on it and it doesn't work. But wind works everywhere. Cold, ice, snow, doesn't matter.