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At this point is probably anything they produce except Grand Seiko. Not sure why would they choose to ruin their reputation that way. Yes, SKX007 or 009 were cheap, but their Prospex line replacements aren't really.
I wish there was an HTML shell, where applications can output not just text, but structured text, tables, even images. Where an application could have an 'easy mode' for uncommon tasks where it just prints a user interface with a few buttons.
A treason act is what the regime did by falsifying the elections and the illegally staying in power. The KGB is not acting legally anymore, and therefor lost any legitimacy as a government agency. KGB also performs terrorist acts like participation in hijacking the Ryanair flight and killing an activist in Ukraine last week.

Leaking and destroying their network abroad wouldn't jeopardize the safety and wellbeing of the belarusian people in any way, on the contrary it would protect the from the criminal activity of the KGB inside Belarus and abroad.
And use that energy to sustain the acceleration. Sounds like a perpetual motion machine!
Very good point. This should be relatively easy (compared to the general problem of climate change) to find out though, by picking a random subset of them and thoroughly measuring their outputs.

If the findings here are true, it sounds like it's one of the cheapest ways to cut a big chunk of our emissions. All nations should have an interest in funding the rapid construction of alternatives to these power plants.
It's indeed a very undue process. The West had 30 years since the end of the cold war to "process," these criminals and roll them into cans.

Instead not only there is not only no action, but the Cleptoville in London gets bigger with each year, and soon London will straight become a district of Moscow.
I use firefox. I open ridiculous amount of tabs. I have had atleast 600+ that I have counted. There is a good chance I have exceeded 1000 more than once, maybe often.

One of the reasons is I keep tabs from previous sessions open through "Recover tabs".

I found that having too many tabs also affects my ability to concentrate, as I get distracted often.

To keep the tab count low, I use Two extensions together: Open Tab Count Resurrected (gives me the count of tabs in current window and across windows, current count: 44/147)
Lean Tab Limiter: Limits the number of tabs you can open.
This gives me the wakeup call I need when I exceed the number of tabs I have set.
It's OK collecting them but "protection against an EMP" does sound a bit weird as a reason :)
Engineering Luck
From the examples I guess it is the ability to intuitively manipulate fractions? Like “oh that’s kind of like .8 of this other thing so it’s close to X” ?
Quite a few scifi stories have explored the idea of someone leapfrogged that way. I think it'd be a major concern of sending someone that way.

[For one light take on this, the original Marvel "Guardians of the Galaxy" (the year 3000 versions) have Vance Astro, Major Victory, go on a 1000 year journey to Alpha Centauri, only to find other humans got there centuries earlier and were waiting for his arrival]
Currently we are in a phase of rapid scientific progress, but there is no law that this will continue forever. One day we'll hit diminishing returns and instead of discovering new things, science will be about applying the knowledge discovered in the past correctly, as well as not losing it. Thankfully we are still far away from this.
Microsoft patented it
You hit the nail. Yes bookmarking is broke. Most bookmarking services act as dumb buckets of information. Like an endless abyss of links that I'll never return to.

That's why I made https://closetab.email - This one delivers a digest of links from my bookmarks straight to my inbox, every monday. This way I end up consuming them eventually and also close tabs a bit more confidently, knowing I'll come back to it later.
The BBC have been making questionable editorial decisions over the last couple years in an effort to compete in the online news space. I imagine under the guise of keeping viewers around for the "real" hard hitting news stuff. The click bait is definitely growing.

I've also noticed they've become extremely trigger happy with regard to what can be classified as "breaking news". The label has lost all importance from being overused.
Having used React for well over 5 years, I have no idea which upgrade pain you are referring to?
A plastic tongue scraper. Just brushing my teeth didn't provide the satisfactory result until I started to also brush my tongue. And the scraper does a much better job of it.
Hmmmmm...

I have to say the title and the concept of "a universe programmable in some kind of special language" reminds me very much of a webcomic I follow (and wholeheartedly recommend), called Unsounded (https://unsoundedupdates.tumblr.com/). It has the concept of "pymary" (http://www.casualvillain.com/Unsounded/world/index.php?title...), which can be used to "reprogram" reality (which to the uninitiated is indistinguishable from magic), and for that it uses a mysterious language called "Old Tainish". And before anyone raises that objection, from what I can see the comic is older than the novel by ~ 5 years. Of course, there's nothing wrong with that, and both these works could be inspired by another source which I'm not aware of...
Could that radiative energy be turned into propulsion, at least theoretically?
well, the theorem basically did show that a huge number of mathematicians were wasting their time on an impossible task.
If you care about the issue, this post[1] does a pretty good job explaining what people are worried about.

1: https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/929-On...
Lobsters has nothing to do with HN except that Josh made it after a fallout with HN and apparently is still salty about it.
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A Tenergy infrared indoor grill. Add some liquid smoke to food with seasonings and shake it up in a Ziploc bag prior to grilling. Very easy to clean. Heats up fast.
The hydrogen may be a problem well before the light or CBR become another.
What possible advantage is there to lofting furnaces and trash transport rather than accomplishing both on the ground?
They aren't resting, they are proactively building on that legacy they had. In fact, Omega suffered a lot because they tried going too deep with their quartz models.
5% is common for private stock market place like forge global. Often they charge the buyer 5% too.
LakeFS: Wrap S3 Buckets With Git-Like Behavior
Bad news for the EU maybe, if that were to pass. That sort of thing never passed muster in the US. There is always a huge backlash because it infringes on the speech rights of both companies and individuals. You'd essentially be forcing banks to build in backdoors that criminals could use, and also making it so that only criminals can use true E2E encryption.

There is no sense making laws you can't enforce. It erodes trust and credibility.
Like the worse your mental health is the more you are on your phone?
Humanity has basically evolved with the innovation in technology in the last 50 years. Of course there's gonna be a 2 degree change in climate. I cant believe the author of the article is trying to compare the last 50 years with every other 50 year period in 2000 years lol.
Because I can't imagine people are happy to pay to sit for a week in an industrial dock in Portsmouth. Also sailing to warmer waters means you can sit on the outside deck/balcony and enjoy the sun. Again, not exactly the things UK ports are well known for.
Fantastic sci-fi novel with continuing modern relevance. Often interpreted as metaphor for the author's experience in the Vietnam War, and his return to American society after what felt like a period of otherworldy time-dilation.

The graphic novel version is great too, if you can find a copy:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Forever_War_(comics)
I'd be wary of forming an opinion on foreign education systems from international students, as they're generally of more privileged extraction compared to the unwashed masses who can't afford to study overseas.
Not only that, but whatever star the space diamonds are orbiting probably won’t be there any more.
No inside help from the IT personnel of the hacked network. Though we mentioned in our first post https://t.me/cpartisans/235 that the hack included an infiltration to some gov facilities and opening a few entry points through which the cyber-operation is being performed.
The true corruptor of youth is that satanic D&D "role-playing "game""
Might be why the simulator is the most important technology in star trek, to keep people sane, connect with nature etc.
I didn't mean it as an attack specifically on the parent comment, sorry if it came across that way. What I mean about the perspective "not interact with the environment anymore" is that many/most people describe the environment as something that exists above and around us. Something that is best left undisturbed and interacted with as minimally as possible by human life.

I am proposing that this perspective has run its course. It is clear that human behavior can have a very broad impact, so we should aim to learn to work with the environment for the better.

This means learning how to intervene on "natural" (whatever that means) environmental processes such that they tip in our favor (ecological engineering).
The way I understand it is that it's not impossible to cover the distance, but that by the time you do, the distance between your starting point and your destination will have (at least) doubled due to the expansion of space.

So you're still as far away from your destination as in the beginning (or even further), but now you're the same distance from your starting position as well and are effectively stranded.
There's probably a material which photons and other sub atomic particles can pass through but the molecules in the air can't.
Too much personal information of innocent people in the data. It would have to be filtered first.
A 1.6 V6 Formula 1 engine with turbo and hybrid components produces around 1000HP.

That's all you need to know about the progress in engines.
This article is strangely interested in quoting the talking points of a single NIMBY. It's Manhattan, for goodness sakes! Can't we have even one city in the US where building tall is allowed?
You can run macOS in VM on any Windows laptop/PC. Are you really a developer?
Yes. That's the main point. Many GMO stuff are made by pesticide companies
I don’t quite understand this. I think I’d maybe understand if space dilated to the point where you couldn’t quite hit that edge. Though now that I say it that “solution” seems to come with a whole bunch of problematic consequences.

But “not getting to anything past the furthest thing we can see from earth today” seems fundamentally incompatible with the idea of reaching those farthest points in a reasonably bounded timeframe. There is stuff beyond the limits we can see, it’s just further than light has had a chance to travel so far (and may ever travel).

My intuition is that as you approached those far objects, you’d observe them rapidly evolving forward in time until they reached their “present day” situation, able to see billions in light years in all directions with Earth right at the edge.

But then what happens when you look at Earth? Surely you don’t see it’s billions of years old past. You’d have to see it at least as old as it was when you left. But something doesn’t seem quite right about that to me. Surely I’m missing something.
Ursula K. LeGuin, Earthsea.

From Wikipedia: One vital aspect of magic is that it is impossible to lie in the old language, so that magic works by forcing the universe to conform to the words spoken by the magician.
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I'm afraid not, the accelerating expansion of the universe will stretch out space ahead of you faster than you can traverse it. From your perspective the galaxies will become sparser and sparser over time until you're in an ever colder eternal black void.
It would be quite a fun expedition though, knowing that when you reach your destination there could already be many others who have reached that point so you can see how everything has advanced. Assuming your goals are oriented more towards curiosity rather than making money.

You sacrifice 30 years to see what someone potentially achieved within 1 million years. I'm sure there would be people willing to do that.

Let's say I'm an uber billionaire (trillionaire in the future), aged 45, I might think that I have tried already everything there's to try on earth and want to see the future. I would build a ship with more than enough entertainment for following 30 years and invite bunch of other people and just start with the journey.

Maybe I could even leave some money behind for other groups to keep building better solutions that would reach the destination much sooner so they can already start building out the destination and have millions of years of time to do that before I reach there.

It would be an enormous risk of course, but it could also pay off very well if for example you still own a large proportion of the business you leave behind to build the following spaceships and if it ever should reach the destination was still legally upholding the ownership you have. In fact in this case you could be magnitudes more richer in the new location when you arrive as compared to when you left 30 years ago in your time.

Or if something like cryogenic freeze is possible, you could also do that for some of the years if you ever got bored in the ship.
They just take up more loans to cover their debts. That works while interest rates are zero or lower. Hyperinflation here we come.
Safe Coding
20 years ago. 8/10/2001. There were no smart phones. 9/11 hadn't happened, so no endless wars in the ME or patriot act stuff. No social networks (friendster? maybe? Lipstick and Cigarettes?) Ray tracing a 640x480 scene with a few thousand polygons and some reflections on a home computer took half a day or so.

We've gotten a bit better at generating renewable energy, and a lot better at energy storage, data storage, processing power, but those are just annual, incremental changes. Whereas post-WWII there was tons of amazing tech from the war that entered civilian life (passenger jets, general purpose computers, nuclear energy and medicine, space exploration), all the new breakthrough tech in the "war on terror" period of the last 20 years has been from the realm of surveillance and population control. There's a lot of promising new tech out there, but very little I've seen since 2001 that's genuinely new. I guess CRISPR would be the biggest and most promising actual breakthrough (and I'd put mRNA vaccines in that category). But in some ways it's clear we reached our creative peak when we landed on the moon. Most new ideas now are just rehashes of old ideas, serving as vehicles to raise investment and sell garbage faster and more efficiently, retreaded to be a little faster and more efficient as if that alone was enough to "disrupt" something.
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It's the same thinking that links violent video games to violent behavior.

The causality fits very well into our world view. It also gives a very "simple fix". Limit video games, limit screen time, limit X.

When the real problem is significantly harder. Social, governmental, institutional and systemic racism.

If there's a real, reproducible, verifiable link, I'm all game for it, but when the problem is so wide spread and the answer is so simple, it really needs to be reproduced across multiple studies.

Because rarely is the problem + solution truly that simple.
You're trying to be witty but the crashing airframe of a lighter than air craft is very likely to do less damage mainly due to its slower speed and the fact most flammable material escapes upwards.

Have you thought through this at all?
No, the People want the downfall of the criminal regime, no food, no life, no salvation, but justice, justice above this all.

By telling that you throw a gravest insult to every Syrian man, and woman who did the sacrifice on a plainly unthinkable scale for liberty, and justice — virtues you usually expect to hear more from an American, than anybody else.

Do you realise the scale of their sacrifice?
That’s not necessarily a belief that holds true universally. Plenty of developers have found that React and JSX are two technologies that have beautifully matured outside of their initial home in the web browser ecosystem.

To use your phrasing, React and JSX are always going to be there regardless of what is fashionable for them to be wrapped around.
That's also a common Star Trek plot point. Many episodes involve the Enterprise catching up to a ship launched from Earth in the pre-warp era, typically an early colony or exploration vessel. The most of famous of these might be Khan Noonien Singh's "Botany Bay:"

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/SS_Botany_Bay
I was really shocked by a friend in Los Angeles that was mugged at gun point from their car and the police did essentially nothing.

The audience here on Hacker News has a pretty realistic idea of how quickly you can track down the location of people using a set of credit cards that are known-- not to mention two phones which were also stolen and shockingly not powered down. I am not saying that the process is infallible, but there are companies I have worked for where you could have given the known information (phones, credit cards) and they could have tracked down the location in real time with a 70-80% certainty.

Catching car jackers with a 70% certainty (or 33% even) will shut down a car jacking ring pretty quick. This sort of crime is exploding in Los Angeles this year.

That the police don't try as hard to track a person down as a mobile ad server would, makes me wonder about the incentives to curb crime.
It would be nice if it would integrate with a 3G/4G dongle. Huawei dongles (maybe ZTE as well?) already have an HTTP endpoint to get SMS and also their USB dongles have no battery, so it is much safer to leave it plugged into a wall 24/7 than a phone.

Most phones these days do have battery charging cut off, so they should be safe but still prefer to have one without battery for leaving it plugged in 24/7.
One could use compliant hinges [1] to help mitigate moon dust issues, those will have to be dealt with anyway.

Found the link https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/niac/2021_Phase_...

> Light Bender is a novel concept for the generation and distribution of power on the lunar surface within the context of the Artemis mission and the “Long-Term Human Lunar Surface Presence” that will follow. The innovative concept is based on a heliostat that utilizes Cassegrain telescope optics as the primary means to capture, concentrate and focus the sun's light. A second key innovation is the use of a Fresnel lens to collimate this light for distribution to multiple end users at distances of a kilometer or more away without substantial losses. The redirected and concentrated solar energy is then converted to electricity at the end user’s location using small (2m-4m diameter) photovoltaic arrays that can be mounted on habitats, cryo-coolers, or mobile assets such as rovers or ISRU elements. This concept is superior to alternatives such as highly inefficient Laser Power Beaming, as it only converts light to electricity once, and to traditional power distribution architectures that rely on mass intensive cables.

[1] https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Compliant+Mechanisms-p-978047138...

https://www.compliantmechanisms.byu.edu/about-compliant-mech...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97t7Xj_iBv0

This is a great recent example of a joystick adapter using compliant mechanisms, https://old.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/oz1udh/flexure_...
Comparing Low-Code Tools as a Developer
Takes about 10 minutes to design the program. Thereafter you can copy it to new devices in few seconds. Only difference between customers would be the time of day when it turns on. Time is short so that crook has no change to spot it herself. In most neighborhoods you already know where to look for stolen bikes.
Space is expanding. Which means stuff is getting further away from each other. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expansion_of_the_universe

If you go far enough, stuff moves fast enough away from us than the speed of light. Thus, some places can't be reached from someone starting at our present location, ever, even though we might still see their light. That light is closer to us than the object that sent it out.
Civil Cooperation Bureau
Bill Gates regrets the time spent with Jeffrey Epstein: 'It was a mistake'
Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning (2019)
Promising Warsaw-based startups to follow in 2021 and beyond
> Unfortunately it will be immigrants (like I was), that will suffer the most.

How?

You have advantage of being aware
I have this approach too. When working, I might have up to 20 tabs open at a given time, but most of them are just there passively for things like monitoring and calendars.

Some tips for people who are struggling with their tab count:

* Always close all tabs at the end of the day.

* Use different browser profiles for different types of task (eg work admin/emails/calendars/trello vs work-related documentation/search vs monitoring vs nonwork.)

* If you notice you have enough tabs open that the browser needs to shrink or hide them, cycle through and cull a bunch. If needed, you can always find them again later, either just by searching for them or using your browser history.
Since I bought my first Apple Watch it's really hard for me to find a reason to buy mechanical watches. They are less useful, less accurate, and this gap is only going to continue. Yes, they are beautiful. But even their straps and bracelets are superior and more comfortable than any leather or steel I experienced.

Imagine if in 10 years Apple Watch would measure your blood glucose and pressure. And what that could do to your health.

And mechanical watches aren't eternal by any means. Servicing a premium watch (recommended every 5 years, 10 years for Rolex) costs about the same as an aluminum Apple Watch.
> if you have one device (as many users do) and you lose that device you would lose all your data.

Apple has given that excuse before, but they could just provide the option with a serious warning, or make you jump through a couple of hoops first.

Apple is known for not bifurcating user experiences by giving users many options to choose from, but they are also known for their stance on privacy. I don't see why they wouldn't allow for this, maybe at first to trial it on the few that want it before deciding to roll it iCloud-wide.

If I were Apple, from a legal standpoint, I'd prefer not to have the ability to decrypt my users' data. Only in that light does it make sense to introduce the PSI/CSAM system on Apple devices, so you can claim you don't host such content, even if you allow users E2EE backups.
You know hol little CO2 you capture with solar power right? And whats the incentive to buils these fantastical structures?
According to one YouTube video I've seen (so, you know, let's not take it as gospel), the shocking and disturbing (and NSFW/NSFL) image in the second article is a victim of burns and is not the subject of the article.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TxLrfdMKWY
No one cares except some dumb vocal minorities who can’t read the Apple papers.
Fat makes you fat.
I really wonder if all developers that really like jsx + inline grapql aren't old school php4 developers that were writing php logic and sql queries in the view itself.