skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And selection bias. The most successful startups attract the most VC interest.

It's like Harvard grads. Yes, they're a very high calibre and more successful on average, but a lot (not all) of that is selection instead of creation.
There's something to this, since starting a war is one of the easiest to measure ways in which a president can affect the world. There are of course other ways presidents can affect policies, but the effects are far weaker.
I'm already there, it's nicer to also have a custom curation of media content too - RSS Feeds are dead, but a home page (circa 1996 Internet with hotlinks to where you want to go / bookmark bar) is nice too.
> That is a fantasy for the scale of logging that we rely on for industrial production of wood products.

Approximately 10,000 square kilometers [1] are managed this way in Sweden. Still a small minority but definitely not exactly small scale. It also seems to be the majority in my region for some reason. I've only seen them clear-cut for diseased trees.

I think there's one thing that the crop rotation method still isn't that great for and that's erosion.

1. https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skogsbruk#Typer_av_skogsbruk
They do not want to fight for their freedoms so why shall we Westerners feel obliged to do the fighting for them? They can go back to Middle Ages.
Well aware son well aware. You know sometimes the rules the guidelines they just don't satisfy the needs of morality you know. Like the taliban's got a lot of rules... are you going to really follow their rules? you know a lot of repressive governments have got a lot of censorship rules you really going to follow their rules? Anyway for posterity thank you for your opportunity to reply the correct title is

Taliban penetrate Kabal – Biden Triumphant: "Mission Accomplished!"
You should be able to hide the notch on most phones [1]

Dedicated fingerprint scanners on the front are gone, and won't be coming back. A dedicated fingerprint on the back is the next best thing, as they are fast and super reliable. The alternative, under-display fingerprint scanners are much wonkier. There are some phones with side fingerprint scanners, but they are not so common.

I've avoided big phones as long as possible, but you get used to larger phones pretty quickly. Just get an accessory that helps to use with one hand, e.g. a ring case.

You'll have to compromise on one aspect or another, sooner or later.

The closest phones for your requirements are Sony Xperia 5 III (available Sep/2021), Asus Zenfone 8 and the Pixel 4a.

1. https://mashtips.com/hide-display-notch-and-cutouts-on-pixel...
This article would benefit from photographic examples. I prefer simple and understated interior architecture. My mind feels better without high clutter but that isn’t to say I need minimalism. Again, without examples, I have a hard time visualizing both extremes.
Given that it's an orbital test with no set launch window (unlike ISS missions for example), they probably have an entire day booked for the attempt and might go through more delays and scrubs than usual. So there will not be a set minute accurate launch schedule. This has been the case for many previous test flights.

You will have to set aside entire days if you wanna see it live.
You’re the Walmart whisperer or they’re very dedicated to matching the map.

I’m imagining them forgetting where the next one was going to be, searching Google and saying “oh it must be here.”
WONTFIX means the developer won't fix the bug. If you still care about it, fix it yourself or pay someone to do it for you; you're not entitled to unpaid support from 3rd parties, even if you ask nicely.
Speaking of whales, it would be nice if all cultures would give their taste for fish a rest. Japan just started commercial whaling again. They claim only non endangered species, but their research ships has been killing any whale for years.

(https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-48821797)
Same. My (<1 month old, very fresh/clean) Debian 10 install used a non-standard MBR on GPT boot that instead of a distinct boot partition instead used arbitrarily located bootlists for locating partitions. After upgrading to 11 (bullseye) a few months ago I could no longer boot beyond grub2... unless I picked the old 4.19 kernel from 10.

After a lot of testing old snapshot kernels and bit of git bisect and compiling I figured out the support for this non-standard boot was removed sometime around kernel 5.6.0. As of right now I'm still stuck on 4.19.

So... if you're doing MBR boot still on modern GPT disks, be careful upgrading your linux (any flavor).
Questionable story, drugs are a huge taboo for devout muslims. Hard to square with the Taliban rank and file showing strong support for their leaders.
That is sort of how I think it will be. Think about it this way, we (humans) automate all complex tasks since we know we are not that good at managing high complexity at once, code in itself is incredibly complex, no human can truly know all variable names and the location of already existing datastructures, you see this on our day, when 2 devs end up implementing classes for similar purposes just because they were not aware someone else had done it nor how was it named, this even pases code review since 1) sometimes the reviewer doea not know the other class exosts either 2) its not visible from the scope of the code review...

Once we acknowledge we also need to delegate software creation to software you start abandoning the idea of a code review for something more alike to "correctness review", basically making testing your code review itself

And as you say manual coding would be done either by pleasure, nostalgia, teaching and most importantly identifying possible optimizations and errors
Of course. How would they attract quality people if they didn’t pay anything?
> maximalism may be more about filling in a void of loneliness and isolation

This quote summarises the true intention - buying stuff makes you happy. We all get a kick out of this but that is not going to provide lasting happiness.

As others have pointed out, minimalism isn’t about the number of things you own. And in a way, if you’re “minimalistic” you are also “materialistic” - truly caring about the things you own.
No, it needs few weeks to be ready for launch. They are still doing electric work and replacing thermal tiles on S20, did not perform cryo tests or static fires on either booster or ship etc. GSE (Ground Support Equipment) still needs finishing too.
He mentioned on twitter it's "real time" not "Elon time"

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1426715232475533319?s=20
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Why does it smell like that to you?
Very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
As active as you are in the Emacs community, you ought to know that there is a steady stream of commits to "core." Anyway, if that's not enough for you, maybe you could allocate some of your own manpower to fixing those bugs.
It's logically the same issue as with signing documents. You have to decide what aspect of the document you want to certify and ignore the rest. If you sign something in a complex document format you don't even know exactly what you are signing. Much of what you are signing is not even visible.

Things like legal documents should be restricted to plain text... and stuff like line endings should be standardized for this purpose.
Ships don’t travel the vast open waters, they stick to well travelled shipping lanes.

I’m guessing human shipping lanes overlap pre-existing animal migration paths
This is extremely true. I've read many blog posts about how someone started a side project and bootstrapped it to 10k mrr etc.

Invariably when you read closer it goes something like this: "So I had this widely successful blog about X and decided to make a product. I posted about it on my blog and got 1000 sign-ups overnight etc".
The only difference is that we would be calling astrophysicists "heroes" instead of healthcare workers.

Hell, we might even clap for them at baseball games.
The method implied in the rest of the paragraph is targeted use of pesticides, only where they are needed.
I think this is the difference between Bezos and Musk. Musk has enough of a vision that he can mobilize talented people and won't shush them away from the camera when giving interview to an amateur, but dedicated YouTuber.

In Blue Origin, employees seem to be nameless ants or cogs in a huge machine and Bezos will only speak to big media, if at all.
If it's fully unsaturated, 1,4-oxazinane. If it's 2 double bonds, 1,4-oxazine, or more commonly oxazinone if it's part of a larger fused structure (eg nile red). If you fully aromatize it, it becomes oxazinium. That's a weird one, probably unstable. I think there are some peroxo species with a 1,4-oxazin-1-ium but it's a bit wacky.

The meta (1,3) oxazinium is more stable, but it still needs 3 big electron-withdrawing groups to stabilize it in the case of 2,4,6-Triphenyl-1,3-oxazine-1-ium.

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

https://chemdrawdirect.perkinelmer.cloud/js/sample/index.htm...
I'm from switzerland and bought it from Dicitec (digitec.ch). They are not the cheapest, but they run forever. No bloatware, also my moms notebook does still run nice after 10 years. I just swaped the HDD to an SSD some years ago.
Very informative. I was wondering what drives the decision where to mount the engine.
Not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool
They do not have 300,000 troops. It's a fiction.
Given all of the other Islamic laws they bend or break, do you really think it’s unlikely that someone desperately in need of operating funds has found a distinction between using drugs themselves and selling them to others?
When I was looking for a phone (and ended up buying the 3310) I was eyeing the KaiOS Nokias as well. From what i could gather then the KaiOS software was kinda hit or miss. Some reviewer where complaining about crashes and such. There seemed to be several different hardware and software revisions going out under the same model names. Maybe carrier was a factor too. To be fair, in retrospect it has become clear that that was true for the 3310 as well. Noone I have talked to seems to have exactly the same sw/hw versions as I have.

The price is a factor for me as well (yes, I'm a pennypincher). The 3310 is about half the price of any KaiOS phone.
I know, I observed the previous Starship test flights and it is just like you say.
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You know what scam is spelled backwards... ;)
Jane Street can’t pay any stock (proprietary firm) so they have to pay a lot more cash.
Right. Waste happens in the government. None of this compares it to how wasteful an oligarchy would be, which was the original comparison.
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A quick verification reveal that at 100k you pay 33% income tax in Quebec, and this is before any deductions. Education is very affordable at about 3k/year for university.

House are out hand tho, but this is more related to older generation greed than gouvernement..
You hit on so many great points in this post. Another important function trading firms (especially market makers like Jane Street) is to serve as ready-and-willing counterparties for the pension funds, endowments, and retirement funds of the world.

All of those firefighters, police officers, and teachers can't get their monthly check unless the pension funds converts part of their investment into cash, and the amount traded gets so large you need well-funded financial participants who will pay the pension fund a large lump of cash and assume the risk of unwinding the position.

The same thing goes for portfolio rebalances. Some smart and prudent retirement fund has run their risk model and decided that their sector exposures are off by like a few percent. They've got 2% too much financials, 2% too little tech, they want to move 1% from consumer staples to consumer discretionary, etc. We're talking about billions of dollars being moved right here! They want to use the money from the assets they sold to purchase the assets they bought, but they want the transaction to happen all at once... not in two parts. Again, this is where the quant funds and market makers of the world come in.

It's easy to think that finance is all fat cats, hedge funds and multibillionaires, but anybody with a retirement plan, a pension, ETF holdings, or mutual fund holdings, benefits from the work these quant funds do.
The things I own enable me to enjoy long lasting and very fulfilling activities. I don’t have any shame in that. Try riding mountain bikes without having a mountain bike, or taking off-road trips without a 4x4 or playing computer games without a graphics card. I enjoy and appreciate my stuff very much.
Ever since they had an aspiration to govern Afghanistan?

Apparently they also have a English website: http://alemarahenglish.net/?p=48412
Believe in what you want to. Or use Google…

https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/frontpage/2021/May/afghanista...

https://theconversation.com/amp/afghanistan-what-the-conflic...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-55048147
If I had to choose living with the average income of any nation, obviously I'd consider the US.

If I had to swap lives with a random citizen of any nation, it certainly would not be the US.

I don't like the odds that I'd find myself incarcerated for shoplifting groceries, or living in a tent city, or crapping in a donut box in the back of an Amazon delivery van, or prostituting my ass to pay for insulin.
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>The commies started infighting.

What? 1978s PDPA coup has begun from assassination which was allegedly done with CIA help. USSR didn't have any reason to destabilize the relatively friendly Daoud regime. When shit hit the fan, they simply chose PDPA as an ideologically close force.

I would attribute US with intentionally destabilizing Afghanistan. They didn't want to lose ground in the region, especially after the puppet schah got overthrown in the Iran's Islamic revolution (1978-1979). After the initial Soviet intervention the country was stable for quite a while. There were insurgent pockets in the countryside and cells in Pakistan under ISI umbrella, but nothing seriously threatening.

And DRA had support of the populace (otherwise it wouldn't have lasted 3 years without Soviets), not unlike the current (fallen) Afghanistan government.

>The US didn't want to see the soviets build a total satellite state

So let's wreak total havoc in this state to promote our agenda? Who cares about democracy, prosperity, human life and other ideals which are foundation of the western society if we are to buy into its propaganda? And we certainly will not get bitten back by the created chaos...

>Pakistan who were the ones who fanned the extremist flames

Are you seriously implying that the US didn't know who are they working with in Afghanistan? FYI in 1985 Reagan's government has officially started supplying Stingers to mujahidins. And I am quite sure that CIA has closely worked with the forces on the ground far before that. Also considering that Saudis (well-known democratic states, who had absolutely nothing to do with 9/11) also co-founded this campaign, I highly doubt that the US didn't know really well who exactly they support.

It's far from the first time when the US has supported really questionable forces to get an advantage in the Big Game.
Drayman – a server-side component framework
I prefer Docker. I believe it’s a better and more convenient abstraction model.

But not all systems are a good fit for Docker. When I need an actual VM, then Vagrant is a godsend.
Bigelow Aerospace laid off all its employees in March 2020.
A lot of people are interpreting what Elon posted to mean that the stack is ready for launch now and is held up by the FAA, but I'm quite confident that's _not_ what he actually meant. I can't speak to whether or not Elon is playing word games to imply that the FAA is holding things up, or if it was just sloppy phrasing on his part, but the full stack is definitely _not_ yet ready for launch.

How am I so confident? I follow the updates posted by the fan community obsessively. There are several different people that take high resolution photos and video from public land adjacent the Boca Chica facility, hundreds who interpret that footage, and tens who post high quality summaries of recent progress. Combine that friendly neighborhood industrial espionage with things Elon said explicitly in his recent interview with Tim Dodd, and it becomes clear that there are at least a few weeks of work left before they could launch.

So when Musk says...

> First orbital stack of Starship should be ready for flight in a few weeks, pending only regulatory approval

...I think we should read it as "after a few weeks of remaining work, if the FAA has not yet approved the launch _then_ they will be the bottleneck".
How would you like a foreign power invading and running your country? You better believe a large part of the Taliban are fighting not out of religious conviction but essentially (Pashtun) nationalism.
The success of Aubrey de Grey baffles me
The original proposition was that essentially an oligarchy is more efficient than our current system: billionaires will waste less money than the government on inefficiencies. In that light I don’t mean consequences as punishment but rather incentive. Why should a billionaire spend money on socially useful project vs a self-serving or a socially harmful one?
I find it particularly useful for video calls - both social and work. I agree I use it for little else, so a cheaper lens/sensor would suffice.
Thanks. I now know how to make red squiggles in my Emacs.
Have a look at some videos on Youtube about this. I saw some very angry Chinese construction people demonstrating rebar that was brittle enough to snap with their bare hands.
For all the horrors that go along with living in a failed state, I'm sort of looking forward to a new golden age of dark humor.
I've ran into the same "strip tags" issue. Having used ES before, that does sanitizing and stripping for you, at first I was dissapointed.

However, after thinking about it more, I wrote up this issue[0] with some ideas and thoughts so I could implement it as PR or work around it.

I ended up working around it, because that makes most sense: separation of concerns: meilisearch should indeed not get involved in stripping or fixing HTML as that i) ties Meili to HTML, ii) requires configuration and complexity to allow control and iii) adds features that become security-critical.

Indeed, my solution is to sanitize, clean and strip HTML before sending into the index.

https://github.com/meilisearch/MeiliSearch/issues/1409
Or to not be present. There isn't much that has evolved to live in the hotter parts of the Sahara. The challenge for any solution to these issues is to make sure it is so pervasive and comprehensive that it is too difficult to evolve around.
Addendum: I wouldn’t say that Vagrant is dead. Like paper isn’t dead. Or rulers. Even typewriters aren’t dead.
Same can probably be said for ClickFunnels.
Or cameras just sense such a wide light spectrum that nothing can hide against them.
Whales aren't fish but mammals. Anyway, what about countries which don't have an alternative to fishing?
I think you're not up to date on the engineering market in London. Google London pays $11k/m (£100k/y) TC to strong new grads these days, and it's not uncommon for exceptional ICs in finance to earn up to £1M/y
Just this month in the news in NL : shipped rammed whale in the Gulf of Biscay, drags it along to NL.

https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2021/08/05/dode-walvis-in-terneuze...
Not about that one but I heard one that I found relevant: How can the US promote Democracy abroad if it can’t even protect it at Home?
Whales: the deer of the seas.
When you have the whole world as your market, even super niche products can make a lot of money.
Hm, good point, I can't find any drive train components at all when playing the video frame-by-frame.

Neither motor nor pedals & chain, unless he's using a hub motor in the front?

Edit: just found this: https://electricalconnection.com.au/the-future-of-electric-v...

Which makes me wonder how viable this particular reincarnation of the concept is. They have far more panels, have them facing up (which is good), have a much more efficient battery and still need a socket to charge up the battery because there isn't enough power from the panels.

Edit2: I noticed all of the panels except for the 'door' have hinges at the top, I suspect they are placed horizontal for charging purposes. If not augmented by another power source then I suspect it has a very low duty cycle.
I know people who buy a lot of stuff that they don’t need and doesn’t make them happier. I’m not sure why people do that — probably a result of advertising.
Here was me thinking minimalism was a school of art, visual, music, architecture etc. John Cage 4′33″ anyone? Turns out it has become a form of (non) consumerism.

The good thing about minimalism is there is a nearby limit - zero. Not so with maximalism.
Vandalism means more than just spray painted tags, it can be break-ins, destruction of machinery/systems. Local flora overgrowth can clog pipes/grates etc.

Yes the sensors might pick those up if they affect them. Put what's cheaper? pre-emptive "gardening"/maintenance, or rushing to get a downed pump station back online?
Sounds like I have to install/maintain stuff here myself. I wish there was a solution that doesn't require me to have any additional infrastructure...
As seen previously on another post about MeiliSearch after reading an extensive comparison in [0], I'm sorry but I'm not convinced with it yet as it is extremely limited and immature.

The only argument here that is being made here is that it is 'written in Rust'.

Just use something production ready like Typesense. [0]

[0] https://typesense.org/typesense-vs-algolia-vs-elasticsearch-...
Gave it to my kid. I bought it under the premise it would have maps, Uber and other useful services, but it took over a year for even the music app to be added (and you can even add songs via usb).

It’s not usable as a daily phone at all. It was a nice idea but by the time the software is complete there will be much cheaper e-ink tech around.
Fad cycles like this will never go away. When a guest comes to visit and they are impressed by the interior, there are several things going on. First, you signal that you know what's the hot new thing, so you are socially connected, regularly visit similar homes. Second you signal loyalty to the tribe by being willing to adjust your living space to ape the hot new trend. Third, you signal financial stability/wealth because you can afford to keep up, to throw away functional stuff every few years.

Just as predictable is the sneering and shaming of such behavior, decrying it as shallow etc. by people who can't keep up with this, or dislike the game. Then the most effective way to counter it is to make it about morality, to feel pride in not keeping up etc. But that won't solve anything, the fad may even temporarily follow that: see billionaires dressing in "normcore", rich people feeling kinda embarrassed by being seen rich. However there is still a big difference in Zuckerberg's normcore and the average person wearing cheap clothes. Just as there 8s a huge difference between a rich minimalist and a person whose apartment is almost empty because he can't afford to furnish it properly.
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“Exactly. And not in your hands. And who makes M&M's?”
Maximalism looks like privately owned rockets to take people to the moon.
A new augmented reality app is bringing the Cold War to life
Thanks for sharing this insight!
Add Yugoslavia too in the 90s which started by Clinton, Syria intervention which started during Obama
Have you submitted that bug?