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Create and Build on Chia Network_. Buckle up and hop on a rocket to Sirius!

On August 12, 2021, Global Chia Hackathon, organized by Sirius Labs and supported by Chia Network, officially opens for submission. The theme of the Hackathon is Create and Build_ . This event aims to attract strong technical teams and developers to see what can be built on Chia Network.

As of present, over 100+registrations have been received globally.

Global Chia Hackathon participants will have the opportunity to compete for Grand Prize valued at $100,000(in USDT/USDC), which is a big part of the overall $500,000(in USDT/USDC) prize pool. In addition, winners also become eligible for participation in a $500,000-$1,000,000 seed fund investment by the sponsors. The first 100 teams who are chosen to participate may receive exclusive blockchain digital collectables (depending on availability).

Schedule:
-August 9-11: The Chialisp training camp will take place entirely online on Chialisp website. We will have experienced Chialisp mentors available for a Q&A session, including Mattew Hauff, Matt Howard, Adam Kelly, and Richard Kiss. Please visit https://chialisp.com/training/ to view the schedule and details.
-August 12-September 15: Official project submissions open on August 12th Devpost or Hackerlink(limited to Asia), and the preliminary selection by the judges will start on September 1st.
-September 8-15: Finalists will be required to present their final products to a panel of judges. Well-known developers, capital firms and media will also join this workshop, which encompasses a series of events including an online live stream, AMA, meet-ups, etc.
-September 17: Announce the winners. The winning projects will have opportunities to receive seed round funding offers.

Themes：
The Chia ecosystem is continuing to grow everyday as more miners and developers join the network. The number of global miners is expected to reach 500,000, which is enough to establish a large number of Chia based applications. As Chialisp matures, the expansion of Chia’s ecosystem becomes the priority moving forwards.

Chia adopts the unique consensus mechanism – PoST, Proofs of Time and Space. PoST uses a verifiable delay function, which makes the network resistant against external attacks. By using PoST, Chia Network has lower GAS fees, faster transaction speed, and is more environment-friendly, making it very suitable for developing decentralized applications.
Chia is still in its very early stages and the ecosystem still has much room to grow. The future possibilities of Chia are endless.

The theme of the upcoming hackathon is Create and Build_, and the themes include but are not limited to:
Improved Layer2
Improved DeFi
Improved NFTs
GameFi
Wallet and tools

How to Join
Visit Devpost or Hackerlink(Limited to Asia) and complete your submission.
If you have successfully submitted your project, please wait for the organizer to contact you to obtain your exclusive NFT.
Developers can follow us on Twitter for more updates.
Developers who do not currently have a project for submission can also form or join other teams in our Discord group to jointly transform ideas into projects!
Screwdriver tip left in engine causes engine failure and aborted take-off
Starred (not +1'd).
ATSB report: https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/investigation_reports/2...
I know there are IPv6 only hosters out there.

However, as I stated previously, they are only for niche uses such as hobby projects or internal services, not for use by the general public.

They will remain so until IPv6 reaches critical mass.
Female calves are raised to make more milk. Male calves are rare due to new tech which filters the sperm pre-insemination.
Well now you have Soundhound, Shazam and Google Assistant (What Song Is This).

I would also try the TranceAddict forums which have 20 year old section on identifying tracks.

Most of my mysteries have been solved now due to these technologies and internet fora.
Place I worked at set up the network using .local around 2010 when mDNS was already common. Turns out the admin had seen/heard of .local and thought that's what it was for. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing...
Iran was quite different. It had a modern society and political system before intervention after which religious fundamentalists took over.

No conflict was about bringing western values to anyone...
I don't get why they would get all of the images taken that day if the flagged image doesn't actually contain any abuse material.

This might not be true, but I've always assumed that if I am suspected of something the police can already access all my iCloud (or any other cloud storage) images with court order.
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I agree with the sentiment but the "free lunch" has to be spent on something with lasting value, not welfare. Give people jobs by employing them to build green infrastructure.
Large perfect hash tables have to store an awful lot of information. I don't remember quite how it's done but it's not a free lunch. The hash function itself has a size that grows with the total size of all the keys.

I don't know offhand how many rehashes you need to get 98% occupancy with cuckoo hashing. There may be ways to optimize it by sharding the table into smaller ones. I'll re-read the wikipedia article when I get a chance. It's a fun algorithm and I've sometimes looked for places to use it.
This is awesome, I have been searching for a tool like this as recently as a couple of months and have been baffled to always come up empty.
Thankyou and good luck!
It's very interesting you are talking about "details".

I'm not sure it's about some pride or hurting the ego.

If we accept that a lot of nerds are on the spectrum, and quite a few are full blown aspies - focus on details instead of the big picture is the core feature of this particular non-neurotypical demographic.

Obligatory citation (probably worthless, pls feel free to rip to shreds): https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/09567976176948...

Have you responded/posted an RFP before? These things often end up in very very pointed questionnaires of 200-300 questions that take a couple of weeks to prepare a response, and often sizeable teams to generate those responses.

Is it marketing or autism? Seems very common in B2B/enterprise.
If the long tail contains many items that are rarely used more than five times in a lifetime, does everyone need to purchase their own?

(for some items, perhaps - and communal item libraries don't necessarily solve the waiting-time concern, sure)
The interest rate is deadlier but honestly if you have negative interest rates on cash you don't need inflation.
> One particularly confusing technique was to goto a computed expression. Leads to all sorts of interesting bugs.

Huh. I suppose the modern-day equivalent is commonly done with higher-order functions - in particular, callbacks, CPS and returning functions. I've worked with people who find this confusing (particularly the last one - functions returning functions).
There is a huge archive effort of Pessoa's poems in:

http://arquivopessoa.net/

Most of it is in original Portuguese but there is an English poems section 'Poesia Inglesa'.

To be fair I think as with most poetry it is worth reading in the native language to fully appreciate it.
It's because inflation was really low for a long time.
Wow, plumbum, despite it's unfortunate name, looks awesome. I will definitely try it next time I write a script.
It’s not trivial, but it’s definitely something I’d expect to be within the grasp of most visitors to this forum.

Importantly you can also verify the correctness of the configuration, which isn’t the case for all anti-spam and anti-spoofing measures.
A properly configured mailing list should work just fine with both SPF and DKIM. Especially SPF should not be an issue at all.
Using nanoparticles and peripheral clearance in Alzheimer's disease mice model
Quick, somebody prove it's Turing-complete!
Oddly if you select "automatic" then Firefox correctly detects it as UTF-8. I would have expected quirks mode to use automatic rather than ISO-8859-1.
That’s just somebody else’s computer but now with free network latency.
App looks good!
Animation is too fast.
Gmail extensions workspaces are going big!
SMS automatic reply with GPS location data
You could try using SoulSeek
Lots of classic liberian nonsense in here. The reason the productivity had stalled is not regulation but lackluster demand as we foolishly abandoned full employment.
> You can easily emulate a state machine with a while loop, a switch case and one more level of if-branches.

You can easily emulate GOTO much the same way.
IKEA furniture isn't generally made from large, straight individual pine trees though. They're pretty notorious for using particleboard
Couldn't an waste air heat recuperation be fitted in way that would keep the architecture preserved?
Seems such a waste to have this kind of heating in this day and age. I'm guessing the temperature and humidity wary a lot inside, so if not for the sake of bills or the environment, proper air conditioning could be done for the sake of comfort.
Powershell is also available for Linux these days, and well Powershell is awesome.

Not sure how I feel about needing Node.JS to run shell scripts…
You could make the payment go to the recipient. Then for most people the cost should be neutral.
I wouldn't take the page too seriously: it's more of a silly meme than anything. It's kind of a hyperventilating, pseudo-schizophrenic conspiracy theory rant about how the government is printing too much money how should go back to the gold standard, but it does show that a ton of stuff changed in big ways in the 70s that may have contributed to The Great Decoupling [1] (wages decoupling from productivity gains).

While this page emphasizes the big macroeconomic changes and the changes to global banking, a greater contributor was probably the massive socio-political changes of the early 70s:

- Unions saw their power begin to erode (leading to less bargaining power for workers)

- Women entered the workforce en masse (households with dual incomes may be willing to put up with lower individual salaries if they still come out ahead)

- The USSR began sputtering out (leading to a political backlash against many forms of collectivism)

- Globalization started ramping up (a new glut of cheap labor)

- Software started taking hold (automation of jobs, etc)

Unfortunately there's not one simple, easy-to-explain reason that we can point to, but it is a strange phenomenon that we should work hard to correct if we want to live in a stable, peaceful society.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decoupling_of_wages_from_produ...
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Build force directed graphs with React and D3v7
And here is the same thing in Deno:

https://gist.github.com/zandaqo/93004fb265146a95aadb28ec851a...
My grandfather was missing half of his fingers and not because he stopped respecting anything.

Simply because after working for 10 hours straight he was tired as hell. But life doesn't pause because you're tired.

Probably the number 1 accident maker - tiredness, both mental and physical. Reduces your cognition and reflexes, which results in injuries and death.
Maybe, but the main advantage of `zx` (at least for me) is that I don't have to manage another language environment. I can keep everything contained within Node :)
It should be more like "how to find a shadow in a room full of mirrors", shouldn't it? Which is even more amazing.
Our hands are like beaks to some hypothetical species, and it is hubris to assume we're great manipulators. Our fingers could be closer in utility to cow's hooves, than the manipulation techniques of some unknown species are to our own gesticulations.

And they would have tools as multipliers for their natures, just as we use tools to extend ours.

Our wonderful inventions might be another species child's play. Our herculean efforts to reach the stars might be a triviality to a species that can synthesize novel compounds in their bodies, and/or those of their stock animals. We're just at the early stages of doing that with algae, after a very long climb from first making fire.

Just as I could train and arrange to walk to Mexico, they might be able to self modify and reach the stars. No spaceship needed.

Our great ideas and dreams might be trite to bigger minds out in the galaxies. They could have easily skipped over what we struggle with.
The Idler (1993)
That problem not only exists with housing. It also exists with money.

I mean. People want their houses to be expensive. They also want their money to become expensive (deflation). It really doesn't make sense to me.

In theory expensive housing makes it easier to build more of it. That law of supply and demand doesn't really exist because it is not a free market. It's actually kind of funny. It's the subversion of the free market. As land and the house that sits on top of the land gets more expensive people want to reduce supply. They use politics to basically run what amounts to a housing cartel. You won't sell your house so that apartments can be built. Your neighbor isn't allowed to build them either.
What do you think of my SaaS?
What would you do with those girl and women? You have to educate them and many of them don't want to leave their families behind. There is no weekend course for integrating in western societies and you would probably have large difficulties integrating them into the job market.

These wars weren't fought because women were treated badly and some "hot-head grunt purging the patriarchy" is not helpful at all.

> Essentially, they'd be working in Human Resources.

Contrary to popular belief, you have to be qualified for that. Especially you need to know the culture and the law...

This is just all around a bad idea.

edit: Another comment said it better: "This reads like the plot of a B movie."
Likewise, the MSM (CNN, MSNBC, NYT, WaPo, etc.) today is a jobs program for hacks who don't really want to report on facts.

If you follow them, their retraction rate on major stories in the past 2 years is close to 100% - they're literally fake news.
I'm with OP. I think in a way hurts nerd's ego. At least I tend to see marketing without details as condescending. "Do they think I'm not capable of understanding all the tech specs? >:-E"
TL;DR They are not making milk.They don't seem close.

They are helping making animal free icecream that might be better than current dairy free.
+1

I've also made a similar SaaS boilerplate for Node & Vue: https://nodex.wensia.com/

Would you please share your thoughts on it at a quick glance?
(in progress: switching to Stripe from Braintree)
Have to wonder how well haproxy works vs balancing by making gunicorn listen via SO_REUSEPORT and letting the kernel balance instead (ala https://talawah.io/blog/extreme-http-performance-tuning-one-...)
In theory capital gains on land should be taxed 100%. The problem is that you still need people to do things like renovate the house. Valuing the land separately is difficult. It's much easier to just set a fixed rate based on what the land is zoned for which means straight up land value taxes are easier to administer.
The non-functional-no-value trap
Much better comparison for typical web load, what this discussion is about.

https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r20&hw=...

Java wins as expected, but a typical setup with Spring versus the typical top PHP frameworks isn't blowing the doors off. Typical Python + Django is far behind, as someone pointed out.

However what we can see in the diagrams is that ORM layers, regardless of language, are more expensive than what most people realize, even for a compiled language like Java.

Why PHP wins is because it is fast enough, compared to other dynamic languages, but is a better fit for web development than Java or other compiled languages.
Being able to group people into "good" and "bad" ones is convenient. It means you only need to find out once if someone is a "good" or "bad" person and once you have decided that someone is "bad" you can justify any of your own behavior towards them. But just because it is convenient does not make it true. People are people. Choices are bad or good or more likley somewhere in between. Nobody is innately good or bad - while some poeple my be wired to be more selfish than others, the choices they make throughout their lifes are as much dictated by the circumstances they are made in and by the experiences made before them as they are by the neurological makeup of the person.
Personal achievement, definitely. For the rest of the world, it's nothing.

It's like building an E-Bike, drone, car, boat, anything else - people will say "that's nice, but you can just buy a better one cheaper". And if your design has some good ideas, a big factory will just copy them.
The problem is Node, especially all the packages that you’ll end up using under the hood, it’s seems quite risky especially if you don’t have super tight control over your Node SBOM.

Would be a bit more interesting to me if it was a JS shell built from the ground up without the entire mess of the Node package dependency baggage.
A mailing list will _always_ break SPF. When forwarding messages to mailing list subscribers, the mailing list server will not match the host in the "From" header field.
how is the name unfortunate? from the site:

> Plumbum (Latin for lead, which was used to create pipes back in the day)
The straw thing is a good case study.

As far as I'm aware that started with a picture of a turtle being affected by plastic ocean waste.

Getting rid of non-biodegradable disposable items has always been a good idea, since they are designed to be thrown away. And the best way to do that has always been global industry regulation and producer responsibility after initial awareness raising.

However, the only context it gets mentioned in now is by people saying that its not going to stop climate change (which it was never claimed to) and that individual action is pointless.

It's like theres a whole industry dedicated to undermining people's faith in reasonable efforts to fix actual problems. And since their main weapon is subverting human biases they can attack from both sides at once.

So banning disposable plastic straws is at once a regulatory overreach of communist-hippies and also a conspiracy by big oil to continue polluting because all those stupid people think straws are the problem when really its foreigners or liberals or environmentalists or whatever other convenient scapegoat can be found.

Basically anyone angry about how were dealing with climate change and directs that anger at anyone other than the fossil fuel extraction industry and their enablers in the media and politics strikes me as super suspicious.

Corporations are effectively sociopathic and this feels like the stage after the denials and the minimizations in a typical narcissistic abuse cycle "well if it is happening and if it is a big deal then it's your fault" and hoping you forget all the times they denied it was a problem or that it wasn't a big deal.
SPF will always fail. OTOH, when the mailing list doesn't do dumb stuff like mutating the subject or the body, DKIM will succeed.
At my previous startup I often had to spin up high powered Windows machines for the MechEs to run their solidworks simulations. It was always a hassle and they never remembered to turn them off when they were done. IIRC they cost about $30/hour and that adds up if you forget and leave it running over the weekend.

I would have definitely used a service like yours if it supported solidworks simulations. Especially if it auto timed out.
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> If you write a large file to disk filling it to capacity, failing then delete the file, now you have free space again and everything is normal.

You've never used btrfs, have you? :D
> tries to sell some "powers" that work "out of the box" hurts the ego of the nerd

I wouldn't describe this as an ego injury just as I wouldn't describe someone selling a tiger-repellent rock to me as an ego injury.
Well it would have to be, but then again the fun of staying in 5 different increasingly exotic places on the way to your destination just sounds like loads of fun to me, as long as I had a fresh linen suit of course.

I mean, have a look at this trip from London to Sydney pre-war. Just fantastic.

"Eastbound passengers from London would first fly from Croydon to Paris, take an overnight train to Brindisi, and fly onward with stops at Athens, Alexandria (overnight), Gaza, Baghdad (overnight), Basra, Kuwait, Bahrain, Sharjah (overnight), Gwadar, Karachi, Jodhpur (overnight), Delhi, Cawnpore, Allahabad, Calcutta (overnight), Akyab, Rangoon, Bangkok (overnight), Alor Star, Singapore (overnight), Batavia, Sourabaya, Rambang (overnight), Koepang, Darwin (overnight), Longreach (overnight), and Charleville.[8] London-Karachi was operated by Imperial Airways, Karachi-Singapore jointly by Imperial and Indian Trans-Continental Airways, and Singapore-Brisbane by Qantas.[9]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangaroo_Route
It is a prejudice. Knuth and Torvalds think goto is valuable. See https://pic.plover.com/knuth-GOTO.pdf
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8760518
(Somewhere on the internet is a discussion when somebody suggested to remove all gotos in the kernel with structured programming, the answers were entertaining and insightful; I cannot find it right now though)
Yups. PGP lost the non-tech email users. Too hard to set up for them (as they have to set it up).

DKIM, Dmarc and SPF are not an end user burden.
I'm eating everyday, and I'm not working on closed-source software, only open-source.

It's perfectly possible to get money _and_ write open-source software.
I wonder which Android will support first, MDNS or DHCPv6?
NPR has an implicit assumption in ~every story that a problem is best addressed by government intervention and spending. They're credulous of any claim an "authority" makes.

Two quick examples from npr.org right now:

1. Somehow we can model how the economy can adapt to zero carbon in 40 years yet couldn't predict changes to solar PV becoming more affordable in the last ten: https://www.npr.org/2021/08/14/1027370891/climate-change-sol...

2. Could this article be more sympathetic to the administration? https://www.npr.org/2021/08/14/1027552833/heres-why-biden-is... the meanest thing they say it's "misjudged the speed". Why not "it's been obvious for two decades ANA could never hold together including the eight years he was VP"
In my experience most front-end marketing copy gives a very deceptive idea about features that are actually implemented. If I’m considering using a system I almost always look for a pricing page, then hop to API reference and look at the methods I’m interested in using. It’s quite often the case that there is a weird caveat or it’s just plain bit implemented yet. I find guides and boilerplate useful for taking a service for a test drive, but the goods have to be there in the API docs or I’m a pass.
Most of Iranian society was conservative and not comfortable with Western influence. The government was a puppet of the West.

That's a familiar pattern.
Compared to 386DX40, 486DX66 was a helluva strong horse.

Of course, me being 18 or so was mostly interested in FPS of games like Duke Nukem or Doom.
>India doesn't have any marketplace for makers like Ebay

Never going to forgive flipkart for killing ebay india, it was a heaven for tinkereres.
This reads like a parody account.