skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My guess is that will bring to the top the most uninteresting stuff that novody even cares about to downvote.
Also this might look like the new section as eventually someone will downvote so the new ones will be at the top in the first phase.
The Colorado river is where the water comes from now and what we want to replace.

You can of course not pick a single source, but for napkin math it is easier. Also west of the Mississippi there is no left of water to take, so realistically the Mississippi is the closest water source.
Well, because a screenshot is just a picture of the original thing. This literally has the original and copyrighted level files, it's not a recreation by someone.
You can pick between multiple headlines: "Hurrah for the Blackshirts", "At last a gay gene has been found so we can abort gay babies", and then there's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eBT6OSr1TI
Screenshots are depictions of the user experience, this is a website collecting and transmitting asset data. Unless I didn't get a sarcasm or irony tag, I'm sure the difference is enough to give some nuance for why it wouldn't be immediately obvious.

That aside, this website is remarkably well done, and a really valuable collection. I can appreciate the historic value, and I hope the answer to the pertaining question is that there is some fair use grounds. I kinda doubt it though.

Relevant excerpt from the FAQ:

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> Are you afraid of being taken down?

Less than you might think. Companies take down fan projects when they're competing with their in-house projects. I don't see noclip.website as competing with any game out there — it's more of a museum, not a game. The worlds on display are incredible and I hope they encourage you to go out and buy a copy of the game itself.

That said, I have enormous respect for the developers and dev teams and if I received a take-down request, I would honor it. It is their work on display, after all.

Developers are only able to make these fantastic worlds if we collectively support them. noclip would not exist without their hard work and dedication. To ensure that they remain healthy, please try to buy games instead of pirating them. I also put in extra effort to ensure that all assets available on this site cannot be used to pirate the game itself.

> Do you accept donations?

No. Use the money to buy some games instead.
Apple is very successful in the laptop and smartphone markets (both are more or less commoditized and very low margin). Of course due to the openness of the platform IBM couldn't really differentiate their PCs enough to justify higher margins.
How does montero protect itself to get mined by ASICS and GPUs? Even Ethereum is being mined with ASICs now
PCs are commodities. The PC market has always been dominated by software vendors [1]. PC vendors are by and large disposable.

Oh, and speaking of the rest of the PC market, another natural monopoly on the other side: servers are dominated by Linux.

[1] And historically by Intel, ergo Wintel.
I Hacked My Standing Desk with a Raspberry Pi
Beside temperature for which one could also state the thermal energy for instead, I would only object to the imperial units. All others are needed to describe different physical properties and part of, or derived from the standard unit system („SI units“).
> Reddit is not toxic if you agree with the majority views.

Different subreddits will have different majorities with different views, no?

> toxicity ... toxic towars other people

What does this mean? For example, if you are sitting inside your bubble and laughing at the outsiders, who don't even come to your bubble, is there any toxicity going on?
Image optimisation for the web: the ultimate guide
No disclosure of any conflict of interests?
We could, in all fairness, call it the increased infantilism or expanded hyper sensitivity. In many cases the term fragility is also fitting.

The end result is the same: postponed maturity.

I have a child that preparing to move out. Hopefully maturity will apply soon.
Wow, you aren't kidding. Even the copy on the landing page is a Spanish translation of Wagestream's landing page.
People don't caring about surveillance is more sinister than it looks. Because most people don't care, the ones who do (out of necessity or choice) stick out like a sore thumb.

"This citizen here, he shows in the cameras, but doesn't appear to have a cellphone/has two cellphones, let's investigate him!"
This is just a stupid plug for Monero.
Ask HN: How to manage internal company document links?
Putting in place a Project Management/Wiki software what's the best approach to link existing documents?

Actually Users of the Company access documents of various type using classic approach with shared folders on samba.
On Windows guests (majority) those are mapped with drive letters like G:\ H:\ and so on.
With this approach people can share links to files simply by giving something like "G:\link\to\file.txt", but if you move around the file, all links are broken.

Company also uses Gdrive that has his own way to create links that also has the advantage to be the same if you move the file around trying to improve file organization. But if tomorrow some head wants to change cloud provider that's a huge impact!

What are some viable approach to target this kind of issue?
Thanks
Is any country installing renewables fast enough to reach climate goals?
What are you talking about? It works effectively on HN and reddit and has for years.
Our bank recently started charging us negative interest on any balance over €150K in our checking account. So I wouldn't mind pre-paying a bit if the balance gets too high. Alas, it seems this is US only for now.
Just move to Europe and most of your problems with go away :-)
No, the right wing douchebros can and will brigade any subreddit containing people they don't like.
Deploying a Kubernetes cluster isn't really to complex, it doesn't even take that long. It's the long term maintenances that concerns me.
I've done similar with a chemical that was "fatal on inhalation, fatal on skin contact, fatal on ingestion" i dont think its been opened and its sitting in the lab to this day.
I think it's very common and important for people to vote to undo downvotes. I do it. A single downvote can turn something gray and make it appear like an unpopular side of the discussion when it's not controversial at all except in the opinion of one downvoter on a mission or something. At the same time, I may otherwise be stingy with upvotes unless a contribution is especially deserving (or makes me laugh, of course, which always deserves a reward).
> The results were very clear. Subjects that held anti-homosexual views supported significantly higher cuts for the gay and lesbian organization after they were exposed to anti-gay humor, compared to subjects who were not prejudiced against gays and lesbians who were exposed to the same jokes.

So, let me rephrase that

> after hearing jokes featuring homosexuals, the anti-homosexuals (however those where determined and chosen for the study) where anti-homosexual. The not-anti-homosexuals where not anti-homosexual ater hearing jokes featuring homosexuals

If anything, that link disproves your own point.
Do you? With sufficient expertise that would provide better protection than AV software.
To be clear up front, I think American libertarianism is just another face of the Republican party and the two work hand in hand and can both be fairly, objectively, factually, and usefully classed as Fascist. (It's not a coincidence that the novel "It can't happen here" called it's American fascism Corporatism.)

It's hard to tell how much they believe it themselves, but lots of American Libertarians seem to have grown up in Republican households, logically rejected the more obviously evil and stupid parts of the platform and publicly distance themselves from it but have been unable to shake many of the subconscious beliefs they picked up and so those get expressed through the lens of Libertarianism.

This is hard to see when it comes to e.g. welfare as (conveniently) the moral framework has been set up to favour the people who already have the property, which provides a lot of overlap with conservatism, which similarly has a lot of "theory" but also comes down to "protect the wealth and power of the wealthy and powerful".

Where they most obviously break their own rules is environmentalism and climate change, where people are reducing the value of other people's property via pollution without getting a contract to allow that.

This leads to obvious hypocrisy and some flat out denial.

As I mentioned, I like free markets and agree with Adam Smith (though not the Adam Smith Institute, who are exactly the kind of people I'm calling out here), I agree with many of the arguments that Libertarians make when that stuff agrees with their basic purpose. But I continue to agree with what they claim to believe in when it gets awkward for them to do so. So it's annoying to see one get on their high-horse about principles while still supporting mainstream libertarian thought, which is generally going in the opposite direction and reducing competition and entrenching the existing aristocracy at the expense of utility, efficiency and progress.
Not to mention 5,000 instead of 40,000 EUR...
It’s funny you should mention ripgrep (text search in Rust) in particular because it’s a great example of a tool being reused in other environments. It could be used with C bindings or by calling the binary. The latter is how Visual Studio Code integrates it. It’s a win for everyone if the fastest grep tool (benchmarks - https://blog.burntsushi.net/ripgrep/) is used widely.
Agreed, but the ones in Britain all date from much, much later than the inundation of the land bridge.
> Different subreddits will have different majorities with different views, no?

Different subreddits do have different majority views, yes, but the largest subreddits all pretty much have the same ones.
World Democracy Index
N.B. KeePassX hasn't been maintained since 2016!

Use https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc instead. (They are compatible)
The rule is true, although the reason why I would agree with your recommendation is mostly a flaw I see in the audience, not necessarily with the sender.
A backdoored phone IS a joke, like android, or iOS.
actually k3s has a cloud deployment startup - civocloud also using it. I would say that the production usage of k3s is outstripping the raspberry pi usage...but however the philosophical underpinnings remain very rpi3 centric.

Things like proxy protocol support (which is pretty critical behind cloud loadbalancers), network plugin choice, etc is going to be very critical.
The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (1976)
In some sense, it already is. Run `snap install microk8s` and it's installed.
archive.is is not related to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, though, is it?
Security often comes from adding many many features, often ones no one ever uses if you look at a list of backdoors etc. If you want your own self contained machine I wonder if flavors of Linux or Chromebooks etc would be better.
>Ideas are not hard to find,

> I have pages of side project ideas

Well evidently not for you. But please don't assume everybody's mind or personality works the same way yours does. You were told to not judge everybody by the same subjective yardstick and your immediate response is to.. project and judge everybody by the same yardstick.

The ability to generate side project ideas or the interest in investing huge amounts of time into a project on your own time are largely orthogonal to the ability to actually build things when it's your job.
That saves no money at all, because you still need it for the cloudy day or week.
Honestly I wish people would shut the fuck up if the only thing they can add is a beaten to death reference to a video game. It's not funny or clever and I have no desire to humor your sad need for social validation from anonymous people.
>Also, agricultural output is not directly related to human consumption, past some base.

Precisely. Prior to the widespread industrialization of United States farms, there were occasional famines in the United States. 1/3 to 1/2 of the country lived on farms and were engaged in farming. The industrial revolution freed us from the burden of physical labor, and provided plentiful food.

If California an exception, are Washington and Oregon also exceptions? Why does obesity not increase as one travels down the Mississippi? One would expect Louisiana (Mississippi delta) to be substantially worse than Kentucky (more mountainous and well-upstream of Louisiana) and Michigan (situated on the Great Lakes). Michigan and Louisiana are similar, and Kentucky is much worse. I refer to the author's data source.[0]

[0]https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/prevalence-maps.html#states
I've spent the past few months playing around with a simple single-board Z80-based system, running CP/M 2.x

I even wrote a simple text-based adventure game for it, first in C, then in z80 assembly.

I grew up with the ZX Spectrum, so the Z80 is a processor I remember fondly.
Yes, it didn't feel like a certainty that products like Windows or the Mac would prevail. Early versions of Windows were crude and the Mac was very expensive.
Only if you've never seen it before. The word "accessibility" is incredibly inaccessible to non-native speakers and native speakers with learning disabilities or dyslexia. There's some double characters in there but which ones? Also it sounds like there's an a or "uh" sound in there but somehow it's all "i"s except one is an "e"? "a11y" is four letters (well, two of them are digits but who's counting?) and clearly refers to one particular concept.

Likewise "i18n" (internationalization/internationalisation) and "l10n" (localization/localisation) avoids confusion of whether it's "ize" or "ise", which is literally the problem those concepts try to solve.

I can somewhat excuse "k8s" with "nobody can remember how kubernetes is spelled let alone pronounced" (Germans insist pronouncing the "kuber" part the same way "kyber/cyber" is pronounced in other Greek loanwords, with a German "ü" umlaut) but I admit that one is a stretch and "visual puns" like "k0s" ("minimal", you see?) and "k3s" (the digit 3 looks like half of an 8 so it's "lightweight", right?) are a bit beyond the pale for me.
So, we do ~daily restarts on our customers' systems. We have a solid 12 hours per day to patch up a server before it needs to be in production again.

That said. We communicate directly with other systems on the same premises that probably haven't been rebooted in over a decade.

Building something that can run 10 years without downtime is not happenstance. It is very intentional and deliberate engineering.
Novell Netware seemed more prominent at my customers. I don't ever remember seeing Banyan Vines.
Irish Ice Hockey Star Resigns in Protest over Vaccine Passports
I bet I can use that to fix the seal in a bicycle pump that I cannot get a replacement seal for. Thanks for sharing!
I’m sure third world countries are happy they were protected from these unregulated vaccines!
Stephen Hawking can finally talk to Albert Einstein
I don’t see the post voting mechanism having much effect on bubbling. The problem with a filter bubble is not being aware you’re in it. If you’re aware, then it’s not a filter bubble. I think this comes from architecture, from Twitter’s presentation as one giant global conversation, as opposed to every post being made in the context of a distinct topic-based community. On Reddit you intentionally navigate from place to place, subculture to subculture. You’re less likely to mistake a certain political attitude as the new global norm, because you develop an understanding of which views and attitudes are common to which sub. Even if you only look at the front page, each post is clearly labelled as having come from a particular sub. Twitter in contrast presents itself as one single context for everything in your world, pushing the false idea that what you’re seeing is representative of what other people are seeing. That’s what’s behind the filter bubble effect, I think.
If they succeeded, was it irrational optimism, or rather irrational pessimism from the senior person?

I consider myself senior, but I haven't really lost my optimism. I don't think becoming a senior should mean losing optimism. For me it's the opposite. I have much better understanding how to achieve something than before so I have the confidence that I can definitely do it. Maybe it's my personality though, that instead of thinking what the obstacles are, I think how I'm going to visualize and build it.

But I can see how it's different from plenty of other folks, and I think it comes down to personality. Usually I don't or can't think of challenges/weaknesses up front and I like to just dive in. I have been criticized and given feedback of having this flaw, but I have unrelenting belief, that I can solve everything on the fly and for me it has worked in the past.

It's like my mind is unable to bother or concentrate on what the obstacles will be.
And it's frustrating because many people expect you to come up with a plan and potential obstacles beforehand while my mind just wants to jump in.

Most advice tells you to think/ask questions/plan before you code, but I code while thinking and iterate on that code. I can't think or concentrate if I'm not coding or actively solving the problem. If I try to plan something, it's half-assed and to me it seems useless and it kind of pretends to be a viable plan and when I finally do it, I do it completely different from the plan anyhow.

Not saying it's the right way, but maybe it's some sort of thing similar to ADHD where I just can't focus without building. And I am very impatient as well so if there's something that needs to be built or solved I will need to jump on it asap and get it solved asap. If I'm not building and am planning I have this increasing anxiety, that I should just be doing it.
This is very dangerous thinking - we have the technological window of opportunity now and we need to use it NOW to get space infrastructure working.

We might not have the option in 500 years, even if nothing big wipes us out till then, there could be less serious catastrophes destroying our ability to do spaceflight damning our descendants to inescapable destruction.
Look up "vomit comet".
> people are exercising on average more today than in 2010 or 1990, and more than office workers in 1950, and still obesity is going up

SMTM's source [1] shows that "Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who met 2008 federal physical activity
guidelines for aerobic activity through leisure-time aerobic activity" increased from slightly less than 45% in 1997 to slightly less than 55% in 2017. (I did not see a source for office workers in 1950.) But what really matters is the total physical activity. I'd be highly surprised if the increase in leisure-time exercise compensates for the decrease in jobs that require physical exertion for eight hours a day, every day.

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nhis/earlyrelease/EarlyRelease... "Leisure-time physical activity" starts on page 43.
Ask HN: Can you help recommend a Task Queue Library in Python which uses Kafka?
I live on both sides of this divide, so maybe I can offer my 2 cents:

* Created & maintain Gensim and other open source, used by thousands of companies for free.

* Created & sell an (unrelated) B2B product.

Yes, I've had B2B prospects who thought they could "stitch my product together using open source".

These people are invariably either low budget & high-maintenance, or unsophisticated = don't realize how much work the "just stitching" part is. Plus how little the stitched-together-from-open-source part actually is of the whole.

Good riddance of the former – go ahead and use open source, god speed. Your time is free, mine is not. The latter often come back after being burned & learning the ropes.

Maybe it helps to think of it this way: savvy companies are much more risk-averse than your typical open source hacker. They price in risk into their decision making. So your assertion of "almost free" is the root of the issue: a business sees the lack of business scaffolding (stability, continuity, legal, management…) and thinks "Expensive! We'll have to do this ourselves! Headache! Liability! Extra cost!".

Sure, "free code" helps, everybody likes free, but the code is not the only consideration.
Changelog: Homebound
Cost of staff is understandable, but here self-kits are selling for £89 which looks greatly as exploit of unfortunate circumstances.
The hint was in the domain (sciencemag.org).
Monitor ClickHouse with Prometheus and Grafana
This guy isn't as funny as he thinks he is.
Absolutely true.

Docker replaced .tar.gz and .rpm, not chroots.

Most of the time the chroot functionality of Docker is a hindrance, not a feature. We need chroots because we still haven't figured out packaging properly.

(Maybe Nix will eventually solve this problem properly; some sort of docker-compose equivalent for managing systemd services is lacking at the moment.)
Agree. Markets and prices are super useful tools, but they must be constructed thoughtfully and maintained rigorously. Property rights must be refactored to allow price discovery. Regulators must price in externalities by force of law. Corruption must be minimized.

Above all, you need an effective government at the core. Markets are fantastic for helping large groups of people make locally optimal decisions within global constraints, but you have to be able to establish those global constraints effectively. Water rights, climate impact, employment structures, supply chain resilience… none of that stuff is inherently baked into prices, and governments won’t fix those problems unless they’re solution-focused with low levels of corruption.
Company apologies don't work, they buy time until people stop giving a fuck.

Personal apologies generally don't work if they're anything beyond what is demanded by conversational etiquette, since the people demanding them usually just want an admission of guilt they can hold over you forever as leverage, and anybody who agrees with you will be disappointed.
Reminds me when EVE Online deleted boot.ini and bricked player computers.
I tried a few incarnations of self-hosted k8s a few years ago, and the biggest problem I had was persistent storage. If you are using a cloud service they will integrate k8s into whatever persistent storage they offer, but if you are self-hosting you are left on your own, it seems most people end up using something like nfs or hostPath - but that ends up being a single point of failure. Have there been any developments on this recently, aimed at people wanted to run k8s on a few RaspberryPi nodes?
you can use company domain to redirect current target. for example acme.com/link/file will redirect gdrive for now and in the future you can redirect somewhere else
If you understand the quote to mean that the process of achieving perfection can only consist of removing things rather than adding them, how do you know whether you've really achieved perfection or just reached a local optimum?
PC-Retro Motherboard Kit: IBM Clone Computer
React Native vs. Swift: what a startup should choose?
Not to forget composite colour artifacting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niKblgZupOc
The bigger problem isn't people standing up for themselves but others not coming to aid in their defense. Some are too afraid to become the next victim. Others simply don't care enough.
Learn to delegate by hiring a Virtual Assistant
>...expel or kill virtually all the whites, expropriate their property and destroy all the institutions associated with them.

You could have written that about Zimbabwe and it would be just as relevant. There are also a lot of people in SA who are trying to go the same route as fast as they can. I fully understand the anger and resentment these people feel towards ethnic Europeans, but revenge never comes without it's own price.
I got this question by using org! We have priority from A-C there, how do we choose one of those?