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Unfortunately many big customers insist on it as part of security questionaires and depending on who audits your compliance with certain security standards, they may insist it's required too.
> solar panels aren't going to have a massive impact on that

Solar panel production, like all industrial activity, is pumping more CO2 into the atmosphere, not to mention other pollutants - from mining, factories, transport.

Besides, we need to replace all fossil fuel energy generation as quickly as possible with renewable energy generation. Adding any extra energy consumption makes this vital goal more remote.

Perhaps once 100% of energy is produced from renewable sources with 0 carbon emissions, we could think about starting to grow energy consumption again. Before that, thinking about huge new industries like this is completely irresponsible.

While austerity as a solution to monetary crises is completely counter-productive and a non-solution, it is unfortunately mandatory to avert the worse effects of the climate crisis. We have run out of time entirely, unfortunately, ignoring and hiding this crisis for the past 50 years. Stagnating and even reducing consumption is the only possible response today that can prevent the worse effects of global warming.
Insofar as “Asian” is considered “not white”, it would seem that it would be counter to an asian person’s self interest to advocate for white supremacy.

Of course, whether light-skinned Asians are considered “white” is a question of an arbitrary social convention which differs not only between groups of people, but also the contexts in which the question is considered. (The concept of “white people” is a mistake, which ideally will be made obsolete.)

Also, even if it was clearly against their self interest and they knew it, that wouldn’t strictly speaking logically preclude it.

But, if people expect that advocating for white supremacist stuff is usually motivated by something like self-interest, one generally expects it to be, for the most part, (excepting the rare exceptional individuals who have rather unusual motivations) to be people who would be considered “white”.

(Though, if someone is “white passing”, in the sense that people might initially consider them to be “white” if judging only by appearance, but might change one’s mind if informed of their ancestry, then such a person might have less incentive to avoid white supremacist stuff than someone who very few people would ever consider “white”.)

Does this answer your question?
Noone bats a eye when those same companies perform test launches that are just as expensive.

I mean I get it that it seems extravagant, but if you just think about it as another test launch that they risked their lives to ride along with, it’s less troubling.
Stock/bonus are not common in Germany in my experience. A sign on bonus yes, but annual bonuses/stock options no.
you seem pretty convinced.
problem with rct on covid is that mortality rates are so low that in order to proove anything, you would have to rely on a huge number of patients not a lot of institution have acess to.

We had one attempt in europe at trying out various drugs on a sufficient scale but it failed miserably to reach any conclusions due to lack of patient (and used absurd quantities for HCQ, 6 times the maximum dose, which made a few people think the guy organizing the thing weren't that good anyway).
Thats really cool to hear, I hate working with DOORS, so anything to automate the interaction is great!

If it is ok with you, can I pass on your information to our Business Development team, I will stay involved for sure, but they are the best positioned to see how the software could fit into our systems.
Ah yes, the Clickspring videos are fantastic! I hope he manages to resume the work on his replica soon.
In my work, absolutely yes. Using Kubernetes has saved us sooo much nonsense. Yes we have a mix of Terraform and k8s manifests to deploy to Azure Kubernetes Service, but it works out pretty well in the end.

Honestly most of the annoyance is Azure stuff. Kubernetes stuff is pretty joyful and, unlike Azure, the documentation sometimes even explains how it works.
A couple of pointers to the wider world of web archiving:

https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/wiki/Web-Archiving-...

https://github.com/iipc/awesome-web-archiving
Digital agencies pay less, since they're often contracted out at competitive rates and they aren't propped up by imaginary investor money.

I worked in agencies for most of my career. They're more rewarding to work for, and offer great experiences, but if you want money you have to move into the corporate/startup world.
Fat tastes better than lean meat. I think it would be desirable to make livestock fat. Historical records indicate people like fat animals for food. Biblical texts refer to flattened animals as desirable.
> And before you ask “well, has there been any objectionable content?” the answer is “no”.

I sure am glad we have Facebook, a foreign company in this case, setting the bounds of acceptable discussion for politicians.
It might be spurious or not — antibiotics are known to cause weight gain, but I don’t know even vaguely enough about chemistry or biology to know if the quantity of antibiotics in either the environment or the human food chain is high enough to have a noticeable impact.
What does serverless mean in this context?
I know many humans who get very grumpy on an empty stomach.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_journalists_killed_i...

I don't know if you're being facetious or naive, but Putin is a ruthless dictator whose regime is responsible for a galling number of blatant political assassinations. Not to mention Ukraine and nuke testing and state sanctioned hacking. Or the total corruption of democratic reform in Russia.

Litvinenko was one of the most high profile, with radioactive tea playing a novel role as a murder weapon.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisoning_of_Alexander_Litvi...

Oh, and China is clearly just misunderstood, they're actually really good for the world! /s

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/meghara/china-camps-pri...

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4250097

It's curious how many people reliably show up to defend either Russia or China on this forum.

Civilization in modern times is a game of good faith. Both of these countries have unendingly demonstrated their total lack of good faith, without any regard or respect for their erstwhile partners in the west, their geographical neighbors, or even their own citizens. It baffles me that so many in silicon valley are so willing to abandon any pretense at ethics or moral values, of even the most basic humanistic variety, to simply earn a few bucks on the backs of sino slave labor.

But carry on, you were telling us all that the concentration camps and political assassinations and imperial aggressions and all that is just propaganda...
Absolutely, but dogma and "best-practices" anchor design discussions around today's norms. People get very defensive about tools they've invested in and that kind of dogma stunts imagination for different and better solutions.

Discovery is very rarely an accidental process so we can't take for granted that it will be inevitable.

I think it's important to recognize that most people are not interested in discovery at all. Practitioners are often not explorers, and that's okay. They may find incremental improvements through their practice, but paradigm shifting innovation comes from those willing to swim against the stream of popular opinion.

Discovery has to be an intentional pursuit of those brave enough to imagine a future beyond Multics/Kubernetes/etc despite the torrent of opinionated naysayers telling them they are foolish for even trying.
The implicit assumption in what you're saying that the only way to obtain a billion dollars is by immoral means. There is no proof that this is always the case.
I was arguing that morality isn't a strictly human phenomenon.

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I don't think a "moral focus as their principle organizing principle" is necessary for a moral corporation any more than I think it is necessary for a moral human.

It's enough that a company's structure, whether implicitly or explicitly, aligns itself with the long term good for all stakeholders, i.e. the greater good. As apposed to aligning with short term or short sighted good at the expense of long term and wider focused good.

After all, some "good" people are just expressing their personality as it naturally developed. Others are intentionally expressing principles they spent years considering. Is one type of "good" person better than the other?

And of course the opposite: Some seemingly evil people are acting on the only instincts they seem to have, while others are well aware of the damage they do. Both people might have the same IQ, access to situational awareness, etc., so we are likely to judge both the same, but their actions can come from very different places internally.

Morality is clearest at the behavioral level of a system or human. Less clear the deeper into the internal causes one looks.
k3s is brilliant. we run production clusters on it.

The problem with k3s is that the architecture level libraries are a bit outdated. Early on, it was for a particular reason - ARM64 (raspberry pi) support.
But today, like everyone is on ARM - even AWS.

For example the network library is Flannel. Almost everyone switches to Calico for any real work stuff on k3s. it is not even a packaged alternative. Go-do-it-urself.

The biggest reason for this is a core tenet of k3s - small size. k0s has taken the opposite approach here. 50mb vs 150mb is not really significant. But it opens up alternative paths which k3s is not willing to take.

In the long run, while I love k3s to bits....I feel that k0s with its size-is-not-the-only thing approach is far more pragmatic and open for adoption.
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I meant intra-cluster communication between nodes, when some nodes are on the Edge, some are inside the datacenter. The Edge may have pretty good overall connection to DC, but have to work with intermittent connectivity problems like dropping packets for several minutes, etc., without going crazy.
There is a “monkey park” in Alsatz part of France, near Colmar. Always looked bizarrely out of place to me. I wonder if it’s of the same origin...
That's exactly the one single reason why no one should give a developer a Windows machine in a enterprise environment ;)
rather surprised i could load the entire Great Sea from Wind Waker and fly around with a decent fps.
By this logic, we should be fine with shutting down Facebook. We'll simply go somewhere else. Fine with me, maybe it'll also serve as a lesson in greed.
Meaning , that twitter or facebook discourse improved?
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You could just read the paper instead of the web page on archaelogy Google Blogspot blog about the paper, plus advertising.

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...

(No ads but they do use Google Tag Manager and Google APIs)
Yup, I loved my Thinkpads back in the 2000s.

It just never was the same with Lenovo. After 2010, I completely lost interest and moved away to Apple and using a MacBook.
His apology for a joke is vastly more offensive to be honest.

There are some generational and ideological conflicts though and some jews might see that very differently, as are some institutions apparently. A bit embarrassing really.

There are high standards for conduct for such a sport event and following that tradition might be prudent, but I doubt the "outrage" is in any way honest and not believing them isn't an expression of antisemitism or racism or whatever.

Prosecuting people for jokes is mocking victims of the holocaust in my opinion. It wasn't done by comedians. Maybe rabbi Cooper lost a bit of perspective here.

The other occurrence with Keigo Oyamada is on a whole other level though and the consequences might fit here.
Well that and the shitty dev tools on Windows in general ;)
that sounds scary :(
we are not a big infrastructure - just a couple of dozen nodes in my startup. But we need to comply with PCI-DSS.

I would have loved a startup friendly plan here.
I use the love button for bookmarking (one click less) . My timeline is in chronological mode. I dont see the point of the Algorithm, what is it for? The few times it switched back by itself, it was terrible

Anyway, the downvoters will have an easy way to defuse their anger, and twitter hopes that it will lead to less cringe replies. Alas
I have no idea but I was thinking the same, probably due to the political guy involved in the news.
The real strengths of models is not to predict, but to explain

now that's a bold claim... if i'm not mistaken general relativity ultimate test was actually to predict trajectories we hadn't observed yet.

i can model any behavior happening in the past, with a sufficient number of parameters in my equation. that doesn't say much on the quality of the model.
I suspect there probably have been more falsified anti-cannabis articles than pro- ones. But you referenced this as a hard statistic, and you don’t seem to have any evidence, just lots of theory and “it’s obvious” rhetoric. I’m not convinced you would be open to changing your mind even if you were presented evidence to the contrary.
This is honestly just awesome. I love how it just uses git, no web interface or complex configuration needed.
AI is still dog shit for 99.9% of applications, we're not playing chess here. It would add an insane amount of complexity and points of failure for an edge case. If it even fucks up once it would need to be retired.

I know HN loves to think raw tech will save the world but come on... this is a societal problem, not a tech problem
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From the 3 testing examples they have shown, I would have expected them to test an example with the "heart" for upvote and "thumbs-down" for down vote.

The 3rd example is too facebooky.

The 2nd example, has the twitter DNA, but the downvote looks out of place.

The 1st example, while the most correct and reddit-style, totally looses the twitter DNA.
What is the state of the art nowadays?
The way users might benefit is if Twitter learns what users like and dislike and curate a feed based on these preferences. At the very least one could expect them to use it for the list of who to follow.

One similar strategy would be how Reddit introduced a subreddit filter feature (which was previously only available in a 3rd party extension) to get metrics on which popular but disliked subreddit to quarantine. These majority disliked subreddits then got filtered from everyone's feed.
I agree with the flaws you point out, but I still find reddit discussions to be of much higher value than Facebook discussions. I atribute it to the voting system.

The Facebook discussions (e.g. under posts by serious media in my country) are overrun by antivaxers, xenophobes and the like. It makes it seem like they hold the opinion of almost everyone.

I believe that's not the case, but most non-extremists are tired and don't have energy to argue with extremists all day long. And even when someone does, comments in the subthread only bump the innitial controversial comment to the top.

However people might find the time to at least downvote a neonazi when they see one.
You have always been able to do this with archive.is, I’ve been using this bookmarklet for a quite some time.

javascript: (() => { window.open("https://archive.is/" + window.location.href, '_blank')})();
Antibiotics is basically chemotherapy but for bacteria, killing a lot of the good bacteria in your guts causes all kinds of havoc.

I've only had to use it twice in my life, one time as an adult. I then forgot to also take probiotics at the same time, had stomac issues for weeks after the treatment.
> That's even worse, because then an upgrade to the compiler in the managed CI runner (e.g. Github Actions') base-image will translate to the same version of the code failing where it previously succeeded

If you don't want your build to fail on warnings, don't use -Werror. If you want it to only fail on specific warnings, use -Werror=...

> with nobody sure why

Unless they look at the errors in the compiler output. What does it matter if it was brought on by a compiler update or a push?

> At least with -Werror on at all times, devs will tend to upgrade before the very-stable CI environment does

Nothing wrong with -Werror for devs - the problem is when you ship code to others and leave -Werror on by default.
Don't forget regulatory capture that prevents any new companies from springing into existance
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Go to advanced settings for Safari and enable WebGL 2.0.

Probably best to disable after you’re done using the site, as browsing with experimental features can be a security risk.
That’s basically Wikipedia minus the most downvoted view part.
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> If you give me an email address john@example.org, I have none of those assurances, and it's entirely likely that you are not a human, or are a human overseas who is in the business of scamming people.

Wow, "entirely likely" — what do you base that estimation on?

Your analogy to a walk-in is completely on point too: surely only people in "disheveled state, unshaven, and with body odor" would sport an email address and think that's a good representation of their identity on the internet.

I've conducted business with a bunch of US companies, sometimes shipping to mail forwarding companies based in US to forward stuff home (eg. that's how I got my last few $2-3k laptops). Businesses that build in some silly protections like the phone number in do not get my business.

For us who've been using the internet long enough, phone number is a weird requirement: Google and eBay keep asking me to confirm my number upon login for 15 year old accounts (with eBay there's even no recourse on the page, but you do get logged in, so you can just reload the page you wanted and the screen is gone).
I assumed you would know since you're interested in the subject. In general, the whole colonization of the west was a fairly understaffed affair.

For example, the French and Indian War involved well under 100 thousand combatants, maybe even just 50 thousand. At the same time, during the Seven Years' War in Europe over a million people were mobilized. In multiple battles Europeans took about as many casualties as the North American theatre had participants.
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Maybe more options would work in a savvy place like this to separate out important versus trivial reasons for a vote. I often feel like the most upvoted comments are the most worthless as they just tell everyone what they already think. Whereas downvoted moments are often the ones that simply challenge people and make more interesting discussion.
The whole point of -Werror is to break builds and -Wall / -Wextra are definitely not frozen. If you can't handle compiler updates resulting in errors, don't use -Werror in that environment.
> but it's definitely not state of art nowadays.

What would the better version be?

I can only think of chronological order (the most active/noisy wins) or any kind of engagement metric like number of retweets/hearts/followers, that it's basically a worse version of arrows since it only measures engagement without caring if it's positive or negative.
The "love" button originally used to be a "bookmark" button, and the icon was a star. When they switched it to "like", bookmarks were automatically converted into likes, which seemed misleading to me.
> ...and curate a feed based on these preferences.

I personally don't need a curated feed on twitter. Hopefully, they'll never deactivate the chronological one.
> Bringing up the cultural revolution followed by "obviously I don't intend to compare anything to the cultural revolution". Okay, then what's the point?

He does not say that.
> Ask questions before shooting.

And how do you see that working exactly ? You're fixing the 1 in a billion edge case and breaking 99% of the real world interventions

"Sir are you stabbing your gf by any chance?"

"Hm nope, you must have the wrong number, is this a swatting aha ?"

"ok nevermind, have a good night sir"
I agree with you, and with all this uncertainty, does anyone know if:

Covid-associated problems > Vaccine-associated problems?

I imagine that this is not so easy, probably we can split the response by age, previous medical issues, etc. An also I am sure that Covid-associated problems (including dead) have been decreasing since it was first discovered in humans. So, which is the status?
-Weverything is great for CI though, in compination with lots of -Wno-... flags to disable warnings you don't want. Instead of having to manually look out for new warning flags you will get all automatically.
That's probably true, but everybody partaking in "the internet" has an email address too.

Author focuses on the fact that internet-only businesses are stsrting to ask for a non-internet identifier.
> I did that quite a bit - and my voting rights where removed. When I asked by email my voting behavior was cited as trying to be controversial by upvoting already downvoted comments

That's disappointing. I do the same actually. Not to cause controversy but, well, because sometimes I agree and try to vote honestly.

Maybe there are malicious attempts that look the same from the server's perspective, but it's still weird.
I extended my policy of "eat when you are hungry, rest when you are tired" to include "work on what you can".

I prefer to follow daily impulses instead of waiting for the motivation to tackle the Most Important Thing. I work on what will get my full energy.

This works well for me. I run a website, and I don't have bosses or clients, just readers. As long as the website keeps getting better, it's fine.

I use fewer and fewer todo lists. I find that they make you feel a little too good about intending to do things.
It's a convenient hypothesis, given the ubiquity of climate change impacts, but also a lazy one, like blaming the aggression on something equally as prevalent and relevant to the situation, like chimp genetics. The hypothesis is untestable absent some other specific assertions, and therefore unscientific.
I just want a linear timeline. :(
... but they are?
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Give it few more weeks of research and they'll blame it on covid.
To not make it zero-sum, money would need to either have to be created in a transaction or somehow raise its value. The former clearly doesn't happen and is a terrible idea and the latter doesn't either and even if it did, it would affect both sides (rich an poor) equally (as a ratio, not absolute) and therefore even widen the gap in purchasing power.
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Thank you for clarifying! My main concern is that the OP is making some strong assumptions in their comment that they don't seem to have checked before coming to conclusions (particularly the conclusion that the complaint "makes no sense").

I think the second sentence of my earlier comment detracts from this point and I should have left it out.
I would imagine NK postal service works well.

I would imagine that postal services work decently well even in the poorest of countries and only war-thorn areas are less accessible by post.

I am not talking of next-business-day services, of course, though they are picking up everywhere too.
Can you run microk8s or k3s on a single server/device? Even if you can, seems like the wrong tool for the job with unnecessary complexity...
In my experience, the problem with unofficial place names is that the same name gets assigned to different places by different people because there is no "single source of truth". And as soon as there is a single source of truth, the name is not unofficial anymore.