skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Aren't people concerned about the fact that if you feed cows seaweed it can inhibit an enzyme in the cow's digestive system that produces methane? Sure, there'll be less methane but the cow also won't be digesting its food correctly.
Snapshots was the biggie that made me switch to ZFS more than 10 years ago. Never looked back.
I think the idea is you have some amount of "worth" today, denominated in whatever you like. Maybe you have 100k USD in BTC or in cash. If you let your bitcoin ride, that's equivalent, modulo taxes, to buying bitcoin. Or, selling your bitcoin today is equivalent to choosing not to buy.

The idea is that you shouldn't think "I already have some bitcoins, may as well let them ride" but instead think "Would it be better to have bitcoins or dollars?" And then, whatever your answer and current assets are, reposition yourself so you're consistent with your beliefs.

If you have a bitcoin that you bought for 10 dollars and you hold on to it even though you believe the price will likely fall because you think you'll still be able to sell above 10 dollars, that's a fallacy in the sense that you'd probably make the most money basing your decisions only on what you think is likely to happen and not what the original cost of your assets was.
Nobody owns the "Bitcoin" name, people collectively decide which chaintip to call Bitcoin and that's it. The devs own "Bitcoin Core" which is just one implementation of the network.
I have nothing to offer other than "how do I invest"? Best of luck, looks like the race car already has, ahem, traction.
Ask HN: What are you doing about climate change?
I use some of my limited free time to work on different scalable collective intelligence approaches:
- https://felix.unote.io/collective-intelligence
- https://github.com/canonical-debate-lab/paper
- https://www.societylibrary.org/
- https://felix.unote.io/hacker-news-scores

We need radical changes right now. But every potential solution seems so far away in the future, that it's difficult to believe in them.

I'd like to get inspired and see what you're doing about the situation.
Grice was a god tier philosopher of language. Best known for this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implicature#:~:text=An%20imp....
> A fascist does not care about anything other than personal power

This isn't a widely accepted definition of fascism. There are plenty of left-wing dictators who fit this definition and weren't fascists.
Isn't being on the same channel as another network actually OK-ish with newer standards? The worst is when you partially overlap another channel.
We use Shoutout on our site — very happy with it!

How's that for meta social proof?
I was just responding to the statement "Slippery slope is considered a fallacy", by saying that slippery slope arguments aren't necessarily fallacious, but it seems you largely agree with that already. I wasn't so much endorsing or commenting on the logic in the original comment.
TLDR: Because it was allocated for radio telescopes.
So why pay for turning the laptop into an airplane getting ready for take off, lack of incremental compilation, no support for mixed language debugging with JNI, 10 key combos, having to explicitly search issues (inspections), no javadoc tooltips by default?
That pressure is alive and well at places I've worked (USA). I used to finish my work day at 3pm, and I always made sure to leave at exactly 3pm. I would often get sideways looks and jealous vibes from my coworkers, even though everyone knew I was done at 3. No one ever really paid attention to the fact I was showing up to work at least a couple of hours before them, and the feeling that I was "cheating" by leaving early never really went away. The pressure was there all the time to stay longer, and honestly it really irritated me. We were given core hours to be in the office but because others made the choice to come in later I was left feeling like I did something "bad" due to comments and other implied communication.

These days I run my own place, but the pressure to work longer hours is due to so much needing to get done that can't be completed in 8 hour days. Self-inflicted pressure is way worse because I can't get up and leave it behind.
sure but why would you want to live somewhere rural?
Defense industry.
Why my image is flipped horizontally when looking in the mirror but not vertically.
First impression: I don't know that software, never used it, not sure how it relates to the GP's post. I just felt like commenting.

It's not pretty and looks cluttered, but those are just looks. Those aside, it's probably perfectly serviceable for getting work done. I like UIs where everything is just there (or even where you put it), and you don't need to dig in submenus that may even make you wait for animations. You can build effective muscle memory for this. It also appears it will let you make use of multiple monitors easily.

It just doesn't look great because font sizes and spacing is really inconsistent across types of UI elements: buttons get lots of space to breathe with big paddings and margins for some reason, any bar has very little space and gets a tiny font, lists have fonts way larger than everything else, ...
The irony here is two much
I don't mine crypto!
I do wish there was an http client/server component in the stdlib. That's probably my biggest gripe at the moment. I think things are evolving in the right direction though. Recent updates have added an event loop module and have improved the net module. I can see a future where Janet becomes very useful for network programming. I think http in stdlib plus some growth in the third party package ecosystem will make Janet more viable.

I mostly stick to using it as a gluing tool for shell scripts for now. So for my purposes it was fine for CLI apps assuming you are gluing together other cli apps. I could have avoided some gluing if Janet had it's own http client. I spent a while trying to dig into some of the packages and to be honest they just aren't there yet. I really wanted to experiment with building a desktop GUI in Janet but I found that it was too much effort to get started. Cljfx (clojure) and racket/gui both work out of the box with minimal effort.
That’s not responsive. That just means scalable. Responsive means that it changes shape depending on size.

By your definition any bitmap is “responsive”

SVG can’t really be responsive since values are generally declared as attributes. Good luck changing a path via media query.

The most responsive SVGs really only hide/show detail depending on size, but they don’t reshuffle unless you literally have both layouts in the SVG.
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Even a short design rationale would be fascinating.
> Whatever price Google or Apple determines they could run the service and make a profit.

Isn't that what they are doing now?

You are essentially arguing that those giants should take a small profit instead of huge profit.
> competition is good

For the users, possibly. Not for someone who wants to start 'Quora, but a little different'.
There appear to be disagreements about it, but the normal media got their info about how much electricity is used from those same crypto fans in the first place. They've just chosen to not believe the same crypto fans saying it's mostly renewable power.
There’s no arbitrage in the strict sense but basically it’s just a straight convergence trade without a delivery mechanism. Just need funding, which is abundant today.
Except you won't get comparable telescopes with what Spacex Starship offers, or any other launch vehicle currently in development. And we have mostly solved atmospheric interference.
Exchanges could act as channel factories, for example, today they batch a bunch of withdrawals into a single transaction, there's really no reason why they couldn't simply open a channel for each person in that.

It can be a third-party or you could also run one yourself, there's nothing stopping you.

I wouldn't be surprised to see counterparts, just like email is "mail on the internet", but there are also fairly novel concepts like flash loans which are just not possible in current financial system.
I thank InteliJ for making me love Eclipse again.
Well... because there aren't only two sides? (Even if you only look at D&R, there can be a wide range of views expressed by the members of each party)

Because they would pick whatever the worst option is to present from the 'other side'?

What 'other side' should they present when reporting over "grab 'er by the p****" or *sniff sniff*?
> we don’t need a completely trustless financial system outside of some libertarian ideal

Who's "we" ? I certainly do need it.
Scientists create model embryos in lab, raising major ethical questions
"...as a consequence of the pandemic, tons of organizations will rely on proof that you’re vaccinated to grant you access. This includes flights, cruises, sporting events and other scenarios where strangers congregate. None of these organizations (or the vaccine passports hoping to serve them) are care providers, so even in states where they operate, they wouldn’t by default be able to access the state IIS [state immunization registries]."

IMHO not sharing my medical records with private companies is a good thing.
NASA's Nearly Indestructible Airless Tires Might Soon Be Available for Your Bike
This was it! Thanks maxtilford! I couldn't google it for the life of me.
Agreed. So many things about this view point are patronizing and condescending. I don't get why people aren't offended by this.
I tried FreeBSD for the first time last year on a network appliance. Never going back to linux (for a server). It's so elegant and well-put-together, and "just works" to a much larger degree as long as you don't need a fancy GUI. Has lots of awesome features like boot-from-ZFS.

For a desktop/laptop computer, I do not use it.
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A 40% improvement doesn't become negative just because you compare it to something else!
A “just-so” story; not science. So many factors could have and probably did contribute to CNS enlargement. But no way for this article to be more than a plausible speculation. Most work on “human exceptionalism” falls into the just-so story category. Not actually pseudo-science, but para-science that cannot be tested or deconfounded.
I would suggest that strong government is necessary, but not sufficient.
Please, do not infect Audacity with Electron.
Just watched Gatacca the other night. Feels pretty relevant
Is that contract/freelance work or a regular company?
Congrats on the launch and Finley looks like an exciting product.

Do you plan to mainly focus on the borrower side or also look at the lending side?

Do you have any integrations with particular lenders or lending software?

What integrations do you have to enable routine reporting? eg. integrations with specific accounting software? Generic API integration, etc?
How is HACF bad entertainment? Greatest show ever IMO
And the funding for comparable spaceborne telescopes will come from where? You can't even take a ride on black budget, because there is nothing to spy on in direction opposite from earth, and and space telescopes with parameters comparable to ground based ones are bigger than what's possible to launch with any of the perspective super-heavy launchers - and critically, would be too big for spy agencies to use against earth targets.
I realize that. However, I do not run Gamestop, nor any business for that matter. And that still doesn't explain how you expect a company to pay their employees based on revenue, instead of profit or some other measure that wouldn't immediately bankrupt the vast majority of companies. Thanks for playing.
I also really like how intuitive looping is in Logic. They’ve done many things right - been a happy user since the Emagic days
Just to put some actual numbers behind this: it looks like 3% of AP Computer Science exam takers are black [0], and 6% of computer science and engineering graduates are black [1]. But only 1% of "technical workers" at Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Twitter are black, and only 26% of black CS grads (vs. 40% of white CS grads) go into CS jobs - looks like most of the 14% go into operations and administrative roles [1].

So clearly and unsurprisingly there is a problem at the top of the funnel (3% << 13%), but it sure seems like there's a problem lower in the funnel too. I assume those folks aren't turning down SWE job offers to take administrative jobs. To your point, obviously every engineering team can't be 13% black if only 6% [2] of people qualified to write code are black, but if big organizations are way below 6% black it seems fair to ask why.

[0] https://www.edweek.org/teaching-learning/no-girls-blacks-or-...

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/26/upshot/dont-blame-recruit...

[2] Using the share of black CS grads as a somewhat bogus approximation, this is probably an underestimate since black developers are disproportionately likely to come from non-traditional backgrounds, as the article points out
>Who wants to be called a "Brown" person?

In high school, there were kids that called themselves brown, but it was always ironically.
All of that is true! But as I posted above, I don't take any issue with the fact that there was Russian interference in the election, I take issue with mainstream Democrats and media companies jumping to the conclusion that this meant the election was fraudulent.

This HuffPost opinion piece reflects what I'm talking about.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/russia-stole-the-presiden_b_1...
Olfaction is the first sense we developed from an evolutionary viewpoint.
...This sounds like a lot of piracy (considering the DVDs were things worth selling individually). You got paid to pirate content for the client, also pirated the content for yourself, and then sold the only legitimate copies of the content in question.
Reading a lot about it, which is harrowing on the one hand. On the other, it feels like a necessary first step.

Recent interesting book: Less is More by Jason Hickel https://www.jasonhickel.org/less-is-more - all technological measures etc. will not help if we don‘t also find a way to get rid of the obsession with permanent economic growth.
What do you mean by counterclaim? Apple's claim you're referring to is that they're environmentally friendly? Isn't it self-evident that that's false? 1.2 gigawatts can't offset the impact of producing millions of Apple devices cheaply. Not to mention attacking right to repair, using audacious planned and forced (updates that throttle old devices) obsolescence.

My gripe with Apple isn't their environmental impact, which isn't very exceptional, it's the user-hostile lobbying, and these projects are a cheap way for Apple to buy influence in that sphere.
If CSS is disabled SVG works just as well. I don’t know where you got the idea that SVG doesn’t work without CSS (or JS, for that matter)
Love Audacity !

It's such a great tool for editing bits of audio fast. I think the UI is fine for what it does to be honest .
Maybe you are not using bash. echo $SHELL to find out.
Can't we all just look around to see the biographies of the failures?
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Thanks for asking. It starts with verified identity. eg metafilter.com requires photo id and $5. (Parler trued to do something similar. Very interesting. Alas, I didn't scout that before they shut down.)

There are many potential IRL "root authorities". Like issuers of business licenses could serve as root for online presences.
THIS! and these regrets eat deep.
I wish they'd shown an image of the IDE in dark mode just to reset people's expectations and think that it could be different than they remember.

I haven't used it since the switch around 3.7 - 3.8 (aka 4.2).
I notice that your directory structure and markdown formatting are very similar to those that are used by static site generators such as Hugo or Nikola.

Do you have, or thought about, integration with one of these?

I like the idea of writing my notes in Dendron and being able to automatically publish them (or a subset of them).
Or the pale imitation of recourse that is a boycott. Try boycotting the company that sells your water.
> Facebook Groups that produce and share harmful, polarizing or even dangerous content.

It's troubling how often "false" is left out of these descriptions. Like truthfulness is an afterthought. Will groups that produce "beneficial" or "unifying" content continue to be allowed to lie? Only those that spread "harmful" ideas will be held to any truth standard?
If a link to Phrack is posted, then a link to POC||GTFO should be attached. A spiritual successor.

https://www.alchemistowl.org/pocorgtfo/
For react, you can use the `useEffect` hook to trigger compilation after the component renders:

useEffect(() =>
window._ConstexprJS_.compile()
, [])

There's a babel jsx loader, that could be used. However, it dynamically compiles jsx to js and adds a script tag containing raw javascript to the DOM. You'll have to manually mark these new tags as 'constexpr', which shouldn't be too difficult.

Or you could compile jsx with webpack and then use it. With constexpr.js, the final static page will look exactly like the original dynamic page, so using the webpack output should be easy. I might add an example in the next week.
Sun and open source was a fascinating collision of management, trying to balance the sales-driven groups who aimed to sell enterprise server hardware, and the software-driven groups who wanted the freedom to run anywhere on anything.

Then-CEO Scott McNealy had exactly the right vision of computing as a utility, with future-forward projects including Jini networking, JavaSpaces tuples, wearble Java ring, Sun Ray thin clients, Netscape/Mozilla alliance, NetDynamics app server, mobile-first web pages, heterogeneity using LAMP stacks and Intel chips, and more. Sun had all the right pieces and all the right engineers to create an offering akin to the AWS launch.

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Jini

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuple_space#JavaSpaces

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Ray

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Netscape

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/NetDynamics_Application_Server
It was absolutely a top-down change that was propelled by a bunch of people subjected to a moral panic while simultaneously isolated and not able to converse with others. The company I was at at the time in Colorado naturally had very few black software engineers.

Because I happen to be friends with the ones we did have since we were all on the team together I happened to know that they all thought it was stupid. Every single black engineer at my former company thought the master slave terminology was not a big deal and resented the performative nature of people like yourself who clamored to get it changed.

They found it very embarrassing, and patronizing.

Not that anyone in the leadership ranks cared what they thought. They were too busy performing for the masses clamoring to capitalize on a social media trend and the moral panic propelled by activist idiots.

Not a single one of these people would ever think for a second to invite a person to dinner who had been convicted a few years earlier of holding a pregnant woman at gunpoint after invading her home. Especially if that person was white.

Suddenly they all cared in a change that happened overnight. That's great that you were pushing for these things with Ferguson but I grew up in a mostly black community and I dealt with this my whole life rather than jumping on a bandwagon like you did.

The prescribed philosophies and practices don't help the situation they just make it worse and you would know that if you had grown up in a black community like I did. You didn't so you don't.

I know a hell of a lot more about race relations than people of any color who grew up in predominantly white suburbs. I got the s** kicked out of me in the early '90s in middle school after they did a screening of Malcolm x. I actually loved the film but several boys decided it was a great occasion to beat the s** out of a white kid in response to the racism they witnessed in the film. Those are the kinds of experiences that teach you that often times you are further dividing people rather than uniting them. None of you wokies get that.

White racism created a lot of cultural conditions in places like Ferguson. Those cultural conditions continue to perpetuate themselves in the absence of the racism that first spun them into existence. Your ideology ignores this and acts like the forces that spun those things into existence are still prominent. In a nation that elected a black president. It's nonsensical and opinion polls show this.

A bunch of activist wanted more money and more prestige at the universities that employ them and they're getting it. Congratulations your side one and the country is worse off because of it.
LyX is an excellent WYSIWYM GUI for it.
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Mining seems to make it so insignificant...
Who is writing LaTeX? Mathematicians. They don't really care about the technical level of its implementation, and they surely don't care that you "don't necessarily write TeX anymore", actually, that's a negative for them.
A note to iOS users, this page hijacks your back link and is really annoying! The content is cool though.
On the other hand, now that the name change is done, if there are more protests then nobody will waste time talking about whether Github should change the branch name. This time, people were talking about it even before Github did anything, so it was going to be a distraction regardless. Github doing this ought to be considered just closing the book on this discussion IMO.
I went out of my way to find a slot-loading DVD drive. When the drive is mounted vertically, ejected discs will fall out and possibly roll away on their own. That just leave a hopper to hold the queued discs and one moving piece to reposition and insert the disc far enough for the drive loader to grab it.
Fun fact: in Quebec French, chum means boyfriend and blonde means girlfriend, regardless of the actual hair colour.
Even if it's used for corrupt purposes, it's not really any worse than the current system. The subversiveness of cryptocurrency is a feature. Governments are as corrupt as can be. They screw up the economy and make ordinary citizens pay for it by raising taxes while refusing to touch billionaires. Maybe it'd be a good thing if they went bankrupt for once.
The advantage is that you write HTML/data and get a nice chart, whereas with SVG you need something to process the data, either in the browser with JS or locally with any graphing tool.

Given the weight and quality, I’d advise against this solution. With 70KB you might as well just load JS and get interactive graphs that don’t have rendering artifacts (line graphs look awful on my phone)
If they didn't publish a retraction, they probably could have been sued. They're covering their ass, I wouldn't give them moral credit.