skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I forgot to mention why I posted this.

It's the first mention of "spaceship" in Hansard (the UK record of speeches in parliament).

> If there are no conscripts, where is the Service to get store clerks and pay section clerks? It cannot; so there must be mechanised accounting and a greater use of electronic devices. Not only can computers be used for pay but also for stock recording and calculating. Only a computer could work out this problem of seniority which is baffling personnel staff officers today. The problem is put in this way. If the crew of a spaceship travel to the nearest star and return at a speed of half the velocity of light, the journey will take seventeen years—they are all long-Service people. However, according to Sir George Thomson, to the crew it would be only 14½ years, and the loss of 2½ years of seniority in those circumstances would be particularly galling.
I'm sorry, but if the ledger wallet was actually compromised it would be an extremely sophisticated zero day hack that the hackers would not compromise being exposed over a few hundred thousand.

The fact he saved a screenshot on his iPhone of either passphrase, which is number one do not, shows he wasn't being careful and likely made other mistakes that could have been exploited.

I do feel for your nephew, but it's almost certainly user error and not related to the ledger wallet at all.
Hey do you have some details on how do do this? I'm having some trouble figuring out how to do this from web app. Am I supposed to use the JSX details in the handoff pane along with the Framer react library? It seems like an incredibly useful feature and would really like to take a look.
There are similar basins in Europe, probably similarly suitable.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permian_Basin_(Europe)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_German_basin
It appears to have worked well for its intended purpose.

For the record, the US imprisons its ethnic minorities in inhumane conditions (including labor camps and forced sterilization, just like China) at a per-capita rate 17x higher than China does.

I think the disparity in public perception (in the US; I can't speak to China as I'm not there) of the two superpowers is telling.
Your reference [1] is pure slander that has debunked point by point countless times during the last two years. Insisting to use it can only be done in bad faith. Notice, still, that RMS himself even defended [4] Selam G. against her attackers because she is a young person that was not acting in bad faith, but was simply wrong in many things, and she should have the opportunity to realize her fault in the future.

[4] https://yhetil.org/guix-user/20191013214059.47500d2b@posteo....
Tell that to the millions of people who live in states that never expanded Medicaid under the ACA.
Let’s just build nuclear(power plants and storage) in places that aren’t flooded.
Nuclear is not an alternative. It has a lot of unwanted side effects and it just does not scale to solve the problem. It's extremely costly, comes with costly unsolved problems and is slow to build up.
Are you high or something? Last time I checked Taiwan is not a member of the U.N. and the United States does not recognize Taiwan as a country.
This is definitely the kind of content I wouldn't be surprised to read on reddit, but a bit disappointing to see it on HN
I think you mean a furlough. A furlong is 1/8 of a mile.
No, they can't. When I was poor and working full-time for $15/hr the best I could get was a bare minimum healthcare plan that would have taken more than the free money I had after rent and food for the month -- and this was despite not paying any cost for transportation to work and not owning a car or buying anything besides rent, food and the cheapest MVNO phone plan I could find.

I didn't live in a high CoL area either. Everyone who isn't wealthy or socially connected to get a job that pays above average is priced out of visiting a doctor at all right now.
The CCP must be stopped. If China takes Taiwan and we do not stop them our children and grandchildren will look upon us in the same manner we looked upon Neville Chamberlain and his policy of appeasement to avoid a conflict with Nazi Germany, and if the US stands up to the CCP I will gladly sign up to carry a gun. This isn't because I think America is perfect it isn't because I think that we are the 100% blameless good guys but it's because I know for certain that there are things that are evil in this world and that it is worth it to die to stop that kind of evil.
Ironically, most waste is radioactive. Obviously not as radioactive or we wouldn’t be having this discussion, but turns out almost everything is at least a bit.
I agree with everything but the last part. Invading Iraq got 6,000 Americans killed and did nothing to help US citizens outside of a corrupt few.
> So why would the electricity prices become unaffordable for heat pump heating in your well insulated houses with local hydro and nuclear power?

Umm. This whole thread is about the existence of nuclear power. Is it hard to understand that if nuclear power went away, the baseload would become extremely expensive during cold and wind-free days? That's a substantial part of the year, here.
WinSCP is the reason I wrote mine. I'll probably stick with the one I wrote since it is win32 native and seems to consume less resources. I'm not a developer by trade and barely one by hobby. This was the first and so far only win32 app I have written so the code while functional is very ugly. I'm sure anyone familiar with win32 programming would be horrified. I should just throw it over the wall as is. Obviously the cleanup I was going to do before releasing it is never going to happen.
The US sells military equipment to Taiwan on par with what is sold to Europe.

Hint: the sales are probably not to make money.
Framer motion is great, and its integration on the tool makes it deadly simple to use!

I think the export might not be so suited for bigger teams though. For reference, a simple 4-page navigation can lead to a +200mb file export, and its basically HTML within an iframe.

For the team as a whole, I think its more about having the designers speak the same language as devs on a shared interface. It empowers us as it makes exporting prototypes for user testing that can be easily hosted as if they were coded for real, and forces us to focus on interactivity & flows rather than the design per se.
This whole public lynching of Stallman out of absolutely nowhere is suspicious. Hell, even corporations that barely even donated to FSF is virtue signaling. They're all saying the exact same thing about Richard.

Stallman was always right and what's happening now really makes it look like he's on a hitlist.
> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
If we consider thousands of years of human society, slavery only recently became unpopular. Its probably always been unpopular by the enslaved. But the slave owners and benefactors weren't bothered by it. And I guess the same holds true now the 21st century.
All these design tool to code plugins never actually work for anything realistic.

If you're so keen on not writing code, you're better off using a page builder.

Design tools are specialized to do one thing really well. You should always use the right tool for the job.
It's happened:

http://www.aerofiles.com/tiger-tail.html Bullets slowed down from drag, but the airplane was both powered and gained speed from diving, and caught up with the bullets as they fell. The plane crashed and the pilot escaped.

http://www.ejectionsite.com/F-14%20SHOOTDOWN.pdf Missile went in the wrong direction and hit an engine, both test pilots aboard ejected and survived. In fairness, they were testing missile separation, and the answer turned out to be "no."
The refusal of lie detector make sense. They are faith based pseudoscience, basically.
There are a lot of authoritarian and pro-nuclear countries which have not solved the problem. Actually some of them (Russia, ...) have the worst environmental track record when it comes to nuclear technology.
This is what's called left-recursion, and there's indeed a way to deal with it in PEG parsers: https://github.com/PhilippeSigaud/Pegged/wiki/Left-Recursion.
That coal waste is also radioactive. Natural, but still radioactive.
okay, I'm an idiot. This would invoke 8c et al.
As it's a monastery we must leave open the possibility of immaculate conception
hm interesting the numbers are somewhat different then what I have seen in other places.

I mean don't get me wrong offshore wind power is always expensive but enough sources list solar, on-shore wind power as cheaper. Hydro power as comparable and Geothermal power as much cheaper.
I don't want to subsidize other people's suburban and rural decadence. It's not a personal choice that doesn't effect others. Development is a collective choice no matter how much American ideology wants to obfuscate that.
No, thats not true. It is only because people are mis-informed on the actual facts and dangers of nuclear reactors, that we treat them as if they are lost forever.
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>According to a survey conducted by the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute in December 2019, one-fifth of Hong Kong's population supported Hong Kong independence, while 56% of Hongkongers opposed it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_independence
Energy density is the main reason you don't need much volume of uranium. Fission is just extremely energetic.

That c² factor in E = m c² is huge (9 * 10¹⁶).

It is really hard for humans to intuit about factors of ten to the power of 16 or 17.
I'm a bit busy, will reply after a while.
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From my second hand laymen sources, there are in fact pro China advocates in Tiawan. Also surprisingly enough, there was a sizable loyalist group in the American 13 colonies who supported continued British colonialism.
> Also it's not like Crimea annexation where the aggressor had local support.

As a crimean, I find the way you write “Crimea wanted to become part of Russia” extremely funny.
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I have definitely seen "Muslims are stupid" be called hate speech.

Though you might have different standards... Would you say "So called transwomen are not women!" is hate speech?
How does anyone read what he actually said and not instantly think "moron".
Nobody fixes the core, they just keep slapping more layers on it.

Unix was never for the desktop. Linux was supposed to be, but that failed also. Unless you consider putting Linux on a phone a good idea.
Why would they do it now instead of under Trump who was grossly incompetent?
Hilariously, the Normans that conquered Britain lost the fight for their home lands in Normandy, and England retained claims over parts of France for centuries. I think it lasted until the Treaty of Utrecht?

Edit: no, it lasted until the Revolution, seven centuries after 1066. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_claims_to_the_French...
Go is a great language, but it seems terribly suited to data science. The popular data science languages are Python, R, Julia, and to a lesser extent Scala. They’re all extremely flexible languages, where you can easily write high level abstractions/DSLs, and they all have very strong functional programming support, because data science tends to be extremely functional. They also tend to be very concise languages.

Go is at the complete opposite end of the spectrum - not flexible at all, it’s purposefully difficult and awkward to write high level abstractions/DSLs, there’s very poor functional programming support, and it’s very verbose. There are great reasons for these restrictions, they’re intentional design decisions, but they also make it a very poor fit for data science IMO.
I want more formal architecture diagrams: how would they look like?

I also want to know whether my architecture diagram is any good?

Is my diagram too detailed, too abstract? Are there any objective measures, or is it all heuristics?

That said, 'loose' architecture diagrams can help you convey an approach, idea or direction. A strict formalism might kill the take-away message.
The US produces less coal waste every year, heading rapidly toward zero as the cost of coal power increasingly exceeds that of other sources.
> It would be accurate if the UK today were claiming northern France as an integral part of England.

The ROC aka Taiwan does officially claim the rest of China as an integral part of its territory, and the CCP would get pissed and probably start a war if it didn't.

This shit is complicated. When it comes to the issue of Taiwan, the de facto and de jure positions are often completely contradictory.
You posted some right-wing propaganda. For anyone else reading, I offered an alternative.

And if you'll take Wikipedia as fact, it's unlikely you'll find much truth.
> SaaS

> plenty of open source software is monetized these days

One of the most successful models has been to take open source software that someone else wrote, add your own proprietary extensions and enhancements, and sell it as a service.

Some of the most appealing aspects of open source for businesses are potentially reduced labor costs (because much of the software development work will be either done for free or paid for by others) and faster time to market (because much or most of the engineering work has already been done.)
When I realised I couldn't divide a time period by a number or integer, the penny dropped that different languages excel at different things.
You need to have a pro account to use the desktop version and make the export, and as we speak they are refactoring this version to include it in the web version.

On the – non Beta – Desktop version, it works as a single folder file (pretty sizeable, +150mb) that you can host anywhere, and renders the prototype within an iframe.

The team at Farfetch did a custom component to do something similar to what you mention (if I understood you well):
https://youtu.be/LEMGL2NH0r8?t=2760
To the down voters, which company or authority do you trust enough to operate this systems for decades?
Geography alone rules out an extremely quick invasion.
I guess that's the point. Whether some people get help depends on whether they are of strategic import to US.

Friendships made this way are very weak.
TSMC would not be lost "to China", it would merely be lost from the world.

China would not end up with TSMC following a takeover of Taiwan.
> The promise of free energy for all is here?

Only if the towers are powered by themselves as well.

> my gut feeling says the environmental impact is bound to be catastrophic

Not to speak of the steep fines to be expected when violating the laws of thermodynamics that blatantly.
I'm pretty sure you also can't build on or walk over a large pile of garbage. At least with the grain of sand there's not much area displaced.
You might be surprised, but being lactose intolerant doesn't mean you don't consume milk. Lactose-free milk exists, tablets that allow you to consume lactose exist, and most importantly, even lactose intolerant people can usually eat a small amount without suffering ill effects. So someone who can't drink a glass of milk usually can eat some pastry made with milk. So just because 68% of humanity is lactose intolerant doesn't mean 68% of humanity doesn't consume milk in some form.
This is a way better video with some explanation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hoPmPhwLq4
> I doubt this is a good standard to go for when trying to engage Elon

I agree, it's a much better to cut through the BS and go straight for the time that Musk and Tesla tried to have a former employee murdered by the police by accusing them of being a mass shooter[1] all because Musk thought the employee was a whistleblower for public safety.

I think that incident illustrates Musk's attitude towards Tesla employees well.

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-03-13/when-elon...
How can anyone doing business with China look the other way on Xinjiang simply by saying "our factory isn't there". Every one of us buying goods made in China is enabling their behaviour by showing that we would rather make more money or would rather have cheaper electronics and plastic crap than standing up for the human rights of the people in Xinjiang who are the focus of the CCPs genocide.

I think it is a pivotal moment for this generation to show what our principles are, if we have any.

As a Canadian I wish our Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would more directly speak out against China's poor behaviour and offer some temporary support for businesses that would be impacted. Sell the grain and pork to someone else for less and I would gladly see part of my tax dollars go to make up the loss for the Canadian farmers.

edit: responses with counter points to help me understand your point of view, or if I am out of line, would be more helpful than downvotes.
Venezuela does not have a duel government. It has a government that won the UN certified election and an opposition leader that receives 100% of the US media industry's support.
I'm sure getting SF and LA nuked because the US lobbed a couple at Beijing and Shanghai first will play great with the electorate.

It would also be the third time the US unilaterally used nuclear weapons first which I'm sure has no international political implications.
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Some solar systems have 2 or even 3 fusion reactors. :)

The answer to your question depends on the characteristics of the technology. There are many proposed variations (eg the traditional H-H including heavier isotopes, He₃, pB).

For fuels, deuterium is abundant in the environment environment so isn't an issue. Tritium decays quickly. This is a fairly common theme with lighter elements. U₂₃₅ on the other hand is extremely problematic for being both a heavy metal, long-lived and radioactive.

But I'm not yet convinced we'll actually have commercial fusion power. Aneutronic variants aside, neutron embrittlement and the energy loss from neutrons are significant unsolved problems. Even with powerful magnets, containing a fluid at 100M Kelvin is a significant problems, inherently so because of turbulence.

I hope relatively cheap fusion power is in our future but there's no clear path forward yet.

None of these have particularly problematic byproducts.
Does this scale beyond the 100k row limit of Airtable?
Inflation has been so tiny for decades. And in fact, most Americans are in debt, so inflation HELPS them.
Actually many countries have developed nuclear technology in various forms over decades. The current latest generation of nuclear power plants (like the French EPR) is simply not cost effective. The Russian technology is nothing which would ever have a change to be deployed in a western country, due to its lower technical standards... Russia can't actually clean up its own nuclear installations.
Did you mean read access from the build server? I’m confused.
This guy talks about it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hoPmPhwLq4

apparently it was a problem as they were going ~13 knots as it was at the beginning of the canal. The first one Maersk Denver did ok slowing down gradually but the second one Asia Ruby almost crashed into it or ran aground as well
I once found a link on reddit that I had posted on HN, and in it, several people had word for word copied comments from the HN thread without attribution. I presumed it was karma farming too, since they had gotten a lot of upvotes but not a lot of responses. reddit's anti-evil team didn't though, so I guess it was just people that wanted to "retweet".
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One-API is not completely open source. Support for Ponte Vecchio will be not released open source for many reasons.
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This title is misleading. It's a library and language for building parsers. Full stop. Parsing toolkit, as they say themselves.
This was during the peak of the first wave, in mid-April 2020. The president was up on stage improvising about how injecting patients with bleach or isopropyl alcohol might be a good treatment. I think most people were just shocked that a man who would even consider that as an idea had somehow become president of the most powerful country on Earth.
> Do racists "criticize" other "races"?

The word "racist" seems to have a thousand subtly (and not so subtly) different meanings depending on who is using it. I think this is a good example of the phenomena.

Do you think it impossible that someone could believe that Chinese people are more intelligent than Nigerians due to genetics without hating them? Or do you just think said person would not necessarily be racist?
My daughter is in 5th grade, attending school virtually due to the pandemic, and she has all her submitted assignments automatically verified by plagiarism checkers. In fact, she's encouraged to use online plagiarism checkers herself before submission to avoid false positives.
Yeah, I think this is a major design point behind Fuschia/Zircon; they have a stable driver ABI to address this specific problem
Coal plants are like aerosolized dirty bombs operating 24/7, so the trade-off is still good even with that (irrational, IMO, but for the sake of argument let's consider it probable) factor.
Similar thing happened to me with Itau in Brazil in that their website was barely functional (with the last month I was a customer I couldn't even login in) and had to do everything over the cellphone app. Super annoying as I wasn't a native speaker of the language and desperately wanted to use my computer for ease of use with translation software.
> remove it from the docker network and replace it with a container running socat, forwarding the appropriate port to host.docker.internal (the host machine

Would you happen to have a fully worked example of this? We to have some services that we can and do run via docker compose - but it's often a cumbersome process to move one and one service out of the docker compose setup for debug/devel.
La Hague used to dump small quantities of radioactive liquid (mainly water used to clean barrels that contained weakly radioactiv waste) in Nort Sea. When I left (in 1999), the project to completely stop this dump was well advanced. The idea was to vaporized the water and collect the remains in a barrel.

You are right that we have a lot of plutonium that we can not use. The intent of superphenix was to use this plutonium. It failed.
> it's gotten to the point that it makes sense for low-volume runs of simple parts and low-volume runs of complex, expensive parts.

Yep! And you can get this today, from a machine that costs less than a smartphone, and it's clean, it's quiet, it doesn't make swarf, or dust, or smoke, and it fits on your desk! It turns your CAD models into parts in a matter of hours out of material of almost-negligible cost. We are truly living in the future.

If you don't want to make low-volume runs of custom parts, then 3d printing is utterly useless to you. But it is absolutely game-changing for people who do.
> data science in Common Lisp or Racket

Similarly, Chibi or Gambit Scheme.

> I would sooner take Lua for data science

Which provides for a low level language like Terra or a Lisp via Fennel or Urn.
When? Where? How can it be miles ahead if the hardware has not been released yet?
If the US "fears" retaliation from red china, why are they selling weapons to the republic?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_China_Army#Equipme...