skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s why I’ve asked about the modern BSD license, the one without the advertising clause.
But even with the old one, having to add one more disclaimer to the usual page of disclaimers somewhere in the documentation is not a problem, while meeting requirements of copyleft licenses - even non-viral ones - can be problematic.
It's good, but to really feel the kick, one needs RTL menus, navigation bars, forms, etc. That's where spatial habits really break.
I guess you don't read much or watch many movies. This is a device used in almost every museum heist plot to the point that it's cliché.
Yes, even the most efficient natural gas plants aren't going to come close to the efficiency of a modern condensing gas water heater. For the water heater it's just a matter of a single heat exchange process from the exhaust to the water. For a combined cycle power plant you're dealing with a gas turbine and boiling water to run additional steam turbines but in the end converting heat into mechanical energy is not tremendously efficient.

Figure on the order of 60% efficient for the best natural gas power plants vs. 95% efficient for a condensing gas water heater. Not to mention the drastic reduction in expensive electrical infrastructure, the power plant, etc.
Although in highly parallel code, the primitives from java.util.concurrent are to be preferred.

I highly advise reading "Java Concurrency in Practice".

Note that future Java primitive classes don't have monitors.
Regulation CC requires much of what you just listed.

Which is the whole point.
I have some professional backround in finance and still have literally no clue what "route liquidity for direct asset swapping" means. Can you ELI5 what uniswap does that current financial system does not? (Orher than "decentralization")
Yes, and some of those are paid services. Why?
I had, and I have provided a counterexample: there is no license incompatibility if you avoid GPL. That wouldn’t be true if the “virality” was a property of the copyright itself, would it?
Always looking to interrelate my knowledge that sometimes appears to more disparate that I care to consider. The simplicity of considering a matrix function in this way is very elegant. This type of methodology can help demystify some of the earlier steps in modeling by adding a simple intuitive picture that encourages a connection to calculation from the get go.
Is that accounting for splits?
Apple (for example) has split 28:1 since that time, making the equivalent price today around 4K/share.
can someone explain the usecase for this? what kind of apps you'll opens up when you can communicate to apple devices natively? you can't do that before this?
We write code, unfortunately.
> I think this is to send a message, but I'm not sure to whom.

Could just be a general message to anyone who doesn’t scratch the right backs.
> But a well designed system to match worst case load should rarely see this.

Well actually it'll see it quite often. Every time a heat pump goes into defrost mode it'll use resistive heating inside to hold over while it's working like a traditional air conditioner to thaw out the outdoor coils.
WFH gives me the opportunity to be on a long streak of 100 steps a day.
It's very ironic, isn't it. They're trying to protect kids. By spying on them.
How to Win Friends and Influence People is a classic
> That doesn't mean it's illegal in all global jurisdictions or that savvy traders won't find a way to have financial liberty, even if it means moving countries/jurisdictions, opening up a corporation elsewhere etc..

Sure, you can always move your trading to El Salvador, which plans to use bitcoin as official currrency.

What could ever go wrong with that?

[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-57398274#:~:tex....
They can’t make it proprietary, because the developers would then go with the open fork. In this case GPL protects you from a scenario which cannot happen for other reasons.
Heat pumps are not noisy, though. Mine are completely silent.
Rust still has lots to catch up regarding replacing C++ in compiler toolchains, GUI frameworks, game engines middleware and console SDKs, GPGPU, Machine Learning frameworks, HFT, HPC, ....

It is now where C++ was in the early-1990's.
How about top-to-bottom text?

Example: website of the President of Mongolia: https://president.mn/mng/
Fun fact: classical Chinese were written top-to-down, right-to-left order.

I wonder what UI design would be like for that.
Maybe this author has a stake in some up-and-coming smart water heater company whose sales pitch is that they only heat up the tanks when it would use only renewable energy?
The article links to another WaPo article that describes how these activists were targeted with malware emails used to install NetWire on their computer, which was then used to plant evidence.
For example, doing backups and restores without requiring iTunes or OS X.
That's a fair observation. I may be a bit of a crank :-D
Wow, this is incredible! Like catnip to a CG fan :)
Thank you so much for your kind words. To be clear, I stole the "indistinguishable from nature" thing from Karl Schroeder, as marked in the footnotes. You should check out his talk, it's great.

Also sorry for the css and readability. I just used the default Google docs html export formatting which is a bit shit... Will try to get something better next time.
I'd say that this is a romanticized holistic vs reductionist exploration. Interesting nonetheless.
> In the end they will promote what they WANT to be popular

This is a hugely important point. I'm completely uninterested in most netflix originals, but I understand why they're going to continue to recommend them to me.
The parent's point was that taking a bullet in the head also has a high chance of physiological brain deterioration.
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I just knew it! It’s entirely possible that 1k steps is enough for me. :D
Reddit, for example.
Do you know that anti-CCP comments occasionally get users banned from Reddit nowadays?
Drive instead of walk.
So this is not for building ios applications
What does communism have to do with the Chinese Communist Party?
The point is, that we can move demand around. The smart water-heaters with the ability to store heat are not only more efficient, they can be run when a lot of electricity is available and can be shut off, when there isn't. Yes, we also will need some amount of storage to produce electricity when demand exceeds production, moving the time of demand goes a long way on managing renewables.
I suspect their algorithm is stuck in a local minimum, where it has proven to itself that, if a movie is presented to you hundreds of time, there will be a moment where you click, either inadvertently or because there is nothing else presented to you, and it counts as a validation of their engine. It is so optimized for this that it doesn’t try just presenting all movies anymore - which is a recurrent problem in A/B testing in general.

Yes, Netflix’ engine is the reason I left Netflix…
Yup I’m confused here too

Like is it an alternative to iTunes especially for people who are using Linux
Here is Nintendo issuing a statement to the press: https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/6/22565118/nintendo-oled-swi... — much clearer.
Flutter uses the tools built on top of this to automate the installation and bootstrap into their interactive code reload mechanism (by watching the device's syslog for the application to output the right port to connect to, which is then also accessed over the USB muxing bridge: libimobiledevice provides a way to activate the port mappings) for iOS apps you develop.

Essentially, this is giving you the ability to write tools similar to Android's adb (Android Debug Bridge), a tool that connects over USB to a daemon running on the phone to let you run commands and install apps and access the logs (which I take advantage of in Cydia Impactor, generalizing over the functionality of an integrated adb client and the functionality from libimobiledevice).
VaultHSM The way to test whether the Smart Card supports RFC-6979
macOS extensions are moving away from the kernel
Use Git Bisect to Find the Commit That Introduced a Bug
You cannot activate a sim card in Germany without proof of ID
Sorry, I’ve assumed that my point is clear, given the quote: Aquinas’ work is based on assumptions which perhaps made sense back then, but now are obviously wrong, rendering his conclusions worthless (apart from their historical value, of course).
The idea was that you run the water heaters at a time when demand for electricity is low, and supply is high. The water will stay warm for quite some time and can be used later. For example - run the water heater at 3am during a windy night, so people can shower in the morning
To be fair, even if it’s off topic, finding a job in this industry is stupidly easy. Finding a job that is fulfilling, well paid, and in a great company is difficult.

And I don’t even mean it’s a tragedy : I largely prefer doing CRUD-for-rent in a great company than technically fulfilling job under asshole management in some unstable startup.
If you live in the EU, you can report websites with cookie issues to your country's Data Protection Authority. If the website owner gets fined, and the fine is significant enough in some cases they would start to care.

You can contact your DPA for guidance on the exact process – you may first need to contact the website owner and try to resolve the issue between them, before filing a formal complaint to the DPA.

The list of DPAs: https://edpb.europa.eu/about-edpb/about-edpb/members_en
I think finding someone reputable to publicly attest to the legality (which appears questionable in the US) will be difficult. The best bet may be law school faculty who could write a paper on the subject.
Maybe but as the comment pointed out they’re still allowed to go to war, causing all kinds of permanent mental health issues, injuries and death.
I recently found one of the tools (some kind of low level REPL console) helpful to get my phone out of a recovery mode boot loop. I couldn't figure out how to do it any other way and was pretty grateful for its existence.

I had been feeling brave and tried to do a reset + update via KVM'd iTunes, but something went wrong with USB hot plugging with the way the device switches modes between boots ^_^.
Back End Development at Lambda School
I use it to mount iPhone as a FUSE filesystem in order to download photos using rsync.
i think the article misses a big point
parametric queries

cubes whether tabular (columnar database) or multidimensional
provide a language mdx or dax, that basically allows parametric measures (or queries)

which is essential in data analysis

sql for now, doesnt allow parametric functions or queries in the same way dax or mdx does
For the author: if you need some inspiration from another meditation/breathing app, check https://github.com/mmazzarolo/breathly-app
Well, aren’t you obnoxious? What part of x-rays and otherwise healthy confused you there? I don’t intend to post my medical records here, but I assure you I take my health seriously and have consulted with my doctor.
> Regarding handouts, ask whether those who receive food at soup kitchens, or free meals for their kids at school, find the practice useless.

I'm sure if given the option of an intervention that actually addressed the underlying causes of poverty (i.e. socialised housing, UBI, or so forth), they wouldn't choose the gift of soup
The modern gas power plants archive over 60% efficiency. It is with coal that one gets at best 45%.
> But even by the Arsenal report, that malware was installed some 22 months before the outbreak of violence

No, not really. Amnesty International stated that the targeted activists were subjected to the malware email campaign between January and October 2029, whose aim was to deploy NetWire on the activists's computers.

Afterwards, once successfully deployed, said malware was used to plant evidence on the acrivists computers.
Interesting! Is Facebook planning to operate the cable, co-operate it, or just help build it.

Makes me think of all the really cool work Facebook did to develop & study SuperCells. I love the idea of trying to enable great last mile wireless connectivity. https://engineering.fb.com/2020/12/03/connectivity/supercell...

Or Terragraph, which is a mesh wireless infra system. They have just the coolest looking radios. https://terragraph.com/https://terragraph.com/
Not all thermal energy is created equal. The temperature level plays a huge role, and I imagine geothermal is on the low end. Suitable for household heating and the like, but not for smelting metal. From hydro, you generate electricity, and that can be converted to thermal energy on very high temperature levels.
Thanks for this insight. Searching it up there is evidence that psilocybin affects insect behaviour in a way that benefits the fungus that produces it [1]. This provides an explanation for how a neuro-modifying and low toxicity molecule could evolve.

Nevertheless, it still seems quite remarkable that such a molecule could coincidentally send a big mammal on a trip through the doors of perception.

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S175450481...
Algolia (YC W14) is hiring to scale its search engine
Just curious is it worth self hosting and how’s your experience have been like
The great thing with these transparent parameters is that it can be user-adjusted to people's preferences. For example, maybe don't recommend if watched < x months ago.
> Lambda School is launching a new 9-month full-time program to train backend engineers. Graduates will be prepared with the skills necessary to land entry-level software developer roles at companies of all sizes.

> Lambda School was inspired to create a new backend development program after seeing the success of Amazon Technical Academy, which trains current, non-technical Amazon employees for software development engineering roles within the company. Amazon Technical Academy’s curriculum is based on the critical knowledge, skills, and attributes required to succeed as a software development engineer at Amazon, which Lambda School’s program will cover in their entirety.

> Each graduate of the new Enterprise Backend Development program will leave Lambda School with over 1,300 hours of hands-on coding experience and will have the practical skills required to succeed as a software engineer, without needing a 4-year CS degree.
What the person above means is different. If you open an account, nowadays you have to ask someone that already has a Wechat account to scan a QR code to vouch that you are indeed who you claim to be. It doesn't actually do ID identification though and it doesn't have to be a Chinese mainland user. It can be any other active Wechat account. Full ID Identification only works with a China mainland bank account IIRC.

What the person above implies is that the other two are on the hook when you start spreading any Government information. I'd assume that the government would investigate anyone in your friend list if you do that though regardless of whether they verified you or not, so it's kind of a minor detail in my opinion.
That's hardly comparable though. No one is taking your voice print and biometric details to match everything you ever say or do against you just to activate a sim card. Not to mention that buying a travel sim card that doesn't require ID is absolutely trivial, or even getting one shipped from any other European country which doesn't have this requirement is simple and easy.

Yeah it's a faff, but at least no one will accuse you of being an enemy of the state if you do this like trying to avoid tagging in China.
Coinlive
It will impact there is no doubt about it, but not in such dramatic way as 'hunger induced delirium' you need much longer fast than 72hrs (talking about food fasting, not sure about dry fast). 24hrs to 72hrs food fast is quite common as part of preparations for medical procedures as colonoscopy...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27757942
I use it for tethering with my iPhone since my phone internet is better and more stable than the cable internet I have otherwise. I wouldn't be aware that this is possible without Libimobiledevice.
Could `scope-capture` be used to capture state before a crash?

What would be nice is a GDB-like state along with stacktraces when you get a crash. Clojure stack traces are notoriously long and spooky. You learn to read the tea leaves, but even if you manage to identify where the crash happened and what triggered it (not always obvious..) you then need to pepper things with `println` to figure out the last local state before the whole thing blew up.

It looks like once you've found the problem area you can use `sc.api/spy` ..? It'd at least solve half the problem
Yes, most models plotted a range of outcomes over time, depending on how much we reined in CO2 production.

Our current CO2 levels, ocean temperature & acidity, glacier melt, and global temperature are in excess of all “good case” predictions. We failed to rein in CO2 production and now we’re pretty much living the worst-case scenarios… as predicted.
Largest Australian ISP using private Twitter account information for identity
Not sure what you mean. What alternative action to putting up a banner do you propose for the huge numbers of companies that are apparently using cookies in a way that requires a banner?

All the companies putting up banners today are clearly using cookies in a manner that would require a banner under EU rules. The EU knew this, and knew the effect their rules would have on the aesthetics and UX of the internet. Hence “vandalism”.
Ah yes, that must by why Google's golang has been created because, by the creators own words, Google's hires are not able to pick up things fast enough and that the language was made simple in purpose.

Wasting 500k on an expensive school that pretends you're going to be an engineer, then learning how to reverse a tree on a blackboard so you can be hired at Google or Amazon doesn't make you a code wizard. That's a very expensive code monkey.
Sooner or later, every beauty-builder and oneness-seeker will run into fundamental unpredictability of nature. You laboriously grow a house only for it to suddenly vanish in earthquake, flood or fire.

Were you immortal, or at least in a timeframe of thousands of years, this is going to happen often. "Don't be attached to outcome" or "just stay in oneness with everything" feels like philosophical cop-outs here. Is it possible for such a mind to exist that can stoically shrug off everything for thousands of years?
You change this line:

https://github.com/tommoor/HackerNew/blob/ce4833d9071fc2688d...

to:

bottom: -100px;

However, it will stop working again when the "winter batch" banner is removed.
Where I live, tankless heaters are pretty wide-spread. They connect to 3-phase power supply, heating at a variable power level up to 24 kW [1]. They need almost no maintenance, nobody I know has ever descaled one. I think the better units directly run the heating wires through the water, so they do not calcify due to small surface area (or maybe the huge temperature gradient when operated breaks the calcification layer).

Usually you operate them until they break (maybe around 10 years), then get a replacement heater for like 400 €.

[1] https://www.stiebel-eltron.co.uk/en/products-solutions/dhw/i...
Wow. That absolutely breaks my speed-reading practice. Did not expect that. Reading it feels like wading through molasses.
What Netflix is doing is hiding the fact that they have very little new content.
If they implemented all your suggestions, I'd have about 3 titles to watch, which I would like, but they're worried that I'd cancel the subscription.
Theology is to philosophy what alchemy is to chemistry. Sure, it’s not technically a poorly-conducted version of the other, that would be a category error, but you can’t really ignore their relationship either.
https://www.ge.com/gas-power/resources/articles/2016/power-p... is over 62% efficient.
This is a communication and control library for iOS-based devices. For example, with this library you could program an application on Solaris which would control iOS devices or be able to transfer data to and from them, or do pedestrian things like load your own certificates into the target iOS device's store...
>people who have completed the necessary paperwork to put their patches/contributions in the public domain.

In the US, authors cannot put their works in the public domain. This ability doesn't exist in statute, nor have the courts accepted the concept. Past attempts to allow this have failed in Congress. One can refuse to enforce their rights on creative works, but copyright still exists from the moment of creation and works won't enter public domain until the expiration of the copyright.

Furthermore, the US allows authors (except work-for-hire) and their heirs the right of termination for copyright transfers and licenses. This is an inalienable statutory right which cannot be restricted by contracts.
One can download a good youtube guided meditation video on your phone and play it over and over again while meditating.
Yes, in the US, when signing up for cryptocurrency related services like Coinbase or Binance I believe.
I'd love to see the DoD/CCP conduct a metadata drone strike agaisnt addresses that were generated for a specific transaction x seconds ago, correlated with some IP addr correlated with some location that ended up being a server running in supply closet on one of their military bases.

Esp for chain running evm compatible contracts that are more scalable than ethereum and can have millions of ephemeral validator nodes.
Godot is solid for 2D games, but a bit weaker for 3D, especially if you want to match the render quality of AAA games.

My understanding is that you can create AAA-level 3D games with O3DE.

The way I see it is Godot is an alternative to Unity, O3DE might be an alternative to Unreal.
From what I've read, we're still very much beginners when it comes to this in the west.
Good and affordable schools are part of what I mean by environment.
"Fundamental" rights are the ones whose existence is not considered a matter for debate in society.
> At this point rather a lot more weight is being put on the DSL than a mere minilanguage, so I'd embed a language interpreter for something existing.

Sure, but then why not just use the (host) programming language directly?

> But when you say "users", that indicates a different use case anyway. The minilanguage is basically source compression or code generation, it's for the developers.

I meant developers as well - they are still users of your language no? :)

> Nobody ever wants that except Lisp users

If you are just going to disregard all use-cases and examples I give, then of course in the end we will end up with a solution-space where all my arguments don't apply. You said you can't imagine such a situation, I gave you an example. I can't really do more than that.

> But as far as I can tell, "free monads" are a lot of machinery to re-implement imperative stateful programming

Not at all. And free monads are completely orthogonal to Haskell and very useful in non-pure-functional programming languages as well. I think this conversation is not very fruitful without a basic understanding of what they are.
Well, you can..?