skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Only if you link them by logging in to multiple ones from the same cookie jar.

Use a distinct number for creating each, a vpn at all times, and don't cross the streams (use a fresh browser/profile).
> Where I sit, there was ice a mile thick 15,000 years ago. Besides that, we have just come out of the so-called Little Ice Age, at the height of which people walked from Manhattan to Staten Island on the ice in New York Harbor.

At the last glacial maximum, global temperature was about 7°C cooler than today; the “Little Ice Age” wasn't a particular period of global cooling, but a set of unsynchronized localized phenomenon featuring typical less than 1°C of large-area cooling.

> 1.5 C per century is inconsequential.

1.5°C/century of global change is gigantic compared to either of the phenomena you raise to try to minimize it.

> Not only that, but I predict that humans will stop emitting CO2 in a few decades, in any case.

Based on...what?
Looks like you didn't address this part of my comment: the California fire chief took responsibility for communicating the wrong information to the governor's office

Please don't use HN for electioneering. Given that the recall election is the 3rd such effort in 3 years and that said recall efforts predate this forest management issue you allude to, I do not believe it is the major factor you suggest it to be. It seems much more economical to believe the recall proponents learned from their first 2 failures and succeeded on their third attempt.
Just googled "only me+nsa" and got literally 4 results.

Huh.

Got a screenshot or citation for that? Very curious, never used facebook.
I worked for an EU-based arm of Siemens, who I would love to work for again. I worked with lots of EU mechanical and software engineering consultants that were building custom hardware/software to better accommodate turbine maintenance workers. I don't really know if anyone is building turbine-specific software.
Honest question - how do you accurately gauge public approval in a country like China?
Is producing hydrogen a sustainable process, as in, the cycle does not spit out waste products that are un usable?

Of course, this is assuming that the power to produce Hydrogen is from renewable sources.
Right. I think Rust was the first to propose “?” operator as a syntactic sugar to Result and Option monads. (i am not 100% though)

ref: https://m4rw3r.github.io/rust-questionmark-operator
If rates don't raise, pension funds will need to be bailed out / nationalized.
This is shapiro level of ignorance.You can sense they don't know one thing about agriculture.

Almond tree produce 30kg max a year.A cow produces 1500kgs of milk.

And water is not a limiting factor at all.
It's slower, and you have to pay for cell data.

But anyways, my point is not whether or not you should use a personal device on a corporate network, my point is that if you do use a personal device on a corporate network you will be secure from MITMs.
This is the approach Microsoft took with WinRT, and Google with Android, to force devs to go fully async.

It did not work that well, as not everyone is confortable in an async only world.
OP is referring to pollution in the form of toxic metals and things like that, your link only refers to the co2. Lithium ion batteries don’t grow on trees…
Just charge people for a domain - simplest method there is.
When I started reading Snow Crash and he described basically Uber/Doordash etc. in the first 10 pages I nearly fell off my chair. Insane how prescient Stephenson is.
but it's only ever going to be used to keep us safe /s (which strangely is a 'valid' reason....)
Facepalms in https://xkcd.com/378/
Like more hashing :)
France runs mostly on nuclear, producing less carbon and more energy for less money than Germany which tried (and failed) to move its grid to solar and wind
Thanks.. Sadly I cannot update the url.
Your quoted part was preceded by the point of comparison: " In C++ you'd do something like [...]".

But more widely, the author is painting a picture of an environment that supports situated programming from many angles. Arguing that other environments also support some mentioned mechanism is missing the forest for the trees.
Monkey: The satirical Go package used unwittingly by Arduino and SalesForce
There were a lot of games which were DOS only or which required special HW for the windows version. So DOS was, more or less needed. Besides games were also engineering applications for example, who did not had yet a windows version (pspice, orcad) so people really needed DOS. It was later (win 98 era ) when the programs were "ported" to windows.
The general problem is that it is hard to estimate the amount of changes needed in the future. You have to make a guess. Sometimes this leads to over-engineering. Sometimes it leads to under-engineering. Depends on the case, the future, and the skill of the engineer.
No problem.

At your service.

Thanks.

;-)
I, like (I think) many young people, am pretty disillusioned with the current state of the U.S.

I would really like for things to be better than they are, and I'm still fairly convinced that software has the potential to make good things happen and improve people's lives.

Maybe this is where more people would start to disagree with me, but I would like to live in a place where government work was seen as a noble calling, or at least better, morally, than optimizing ad revenue. I would like to work with people who want to make things that solve problems for huge swaths of people who really need help.

But I read about the realities of U.S. government work, and frankly, it doesn't sound like a place I want to work. Slow, bureaucratic, opaque, slow, low-compensation, slow. That's just not attractive to me.

If these impressions are wrong, I hope that the USDC has a sizeable marketing budget to correct me. If they're right, then I hope they have a plan to change things.

I don't think a lot of our really big problems are solvable without the input of a massive number of technologists, and I am worried that we're not going to have them where they need to be.

I hope this works.

Edit:

I do agree that "fast work" is probably a bad heuristic in many ways, particularly when it comes to work that requires extremely consistent outcomes, like much government work.

But shit, it's fun, particularly in software, to make quick decisions and move efficiently to solve problems. And I think you have to contend with the engagement and "fun" that moving fast brings.

Compensation is one form of motivation, yes, but there are others. There are reasons people romanticize working at startups, take up new programming languages and frameworks in side projects on their own time: it's cool, and feels good to work on. That's one lever you have to try and push as an employer of engineers (or really of people in general, but particularly people who are very in demand).

I'm not advocating for "Move Fast And Break Things," but I am saying that you have to compete with the people who do advocate for it, because that can be really fun.
Similar questions could be asked about working in compilers, and lots of other foundational domains. Pretty much anything where the work is sufficiently removed from end-user products

I'm curious to hear some general answers
In my experience it's more likely the entry-level person who will write overly complicated code (or create such systems in general); they haven't yet learned how to identify potential approaches and to choose the most suitable one, and might not appreciate how many of their problems they don't actually need to solve at all.
each carrying 4 and 6 nuclear warheads respectively. Losing such apocalyptic firepower on the ocean floor would have been a catastrophe. However, nuclear warheads are not susceptible to “going off” as a result of a collision.

What is the catastrophe if this had happened? The weapons won't explode. Is it the danger that they'll leak their radioactive fuel, or that they'll be captured by some enemy power before they can be retrieved (if they can be retrieved at all)?
"Gilgamesh, where are you hurrying to? You will never find that life for which you are looking. When the gods created man they allotted to him death, but life they retained in their own keeping. As for you, Gilgamesh, fill your belly with good things; day and night, night and day, dance and be merry, feast and rejoice. Let your clothes be fresh, bathe yourself in water, cherish the little child that holds your hand, and make your wife happy in your embrace; for this too is the lot of man."
FTA: “…agencies can take control of a person’s online account to gather evidence about serious offences without consent, as well as add, copy, delete or alter material to disrupt criminal activity and collect intelligence from online networks.” (emphasis added)

How is adding or altering data different than planting evidence?
Ask HN: I think my manager is trying to fire me
Ok so I'm looking for advice. I work at FAANG like company. Problem is I'm a JS dev, but here it's a different language/framework/architecture/build tools. All of which I'm learning, but not proficient by any means. I've been on team for few months. Main reason for contention is that I miss sprints, tickets which I'm assigned by manager. no say. Then because sprints is a dumb idea, some tickets are more involved and don't get done. I've been told about we need to think about future with the company and fit balabla. I've resigned myself to whatever outcome happens and just to do my best. But I'm wondering what should I do..

- leave now

- wait and get fired

- accept job at startup 30% pay cut & no brand

- start a company

- take vacation for few months

honestly I think I'm starting to hate tech... hate typescript, hate docker/kubernettes, hate webpack, hate microservices, hate AWS, hate TDD... basically hate everything unnecessary. It all feels like a cult and feel like tech is filled career people, then what it used to be passionate hackers and learners. Like all people who would normally go to business are now here..
they’re just going to give it to diversity applicants to give them free resume material at the public expense
That breaks make_unique. Maybe unique_ptr inside an std::any? Error-prone casting, but managed lifetime. Though make_unique is maybe obsolete now that parameter evaluation order is better defined.
This subthread was originally a reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28356453.
Not sure if serious. You're implying a state should have more control over where a child's attention goes over their parents?
Agreed. The vast majority of people would prefer to pay the few dollars per year for the simple current system over some complex system to hand out names based on how much they are deserved.
I'm a registered Democrat voting to recall. Feel free to air your views but please don't tell me not to.
Really? It's literally a few paragraphs at the very end of the page? Did I miss something? And also, they went through the trouble of making it work for Windows and MacOS despite their beliefs. This to me says they're more interested in helping users than not.
Germany has not failed to move the grid to solar and wind, the process is still ongoing.
When to use Testsigma as a cross-browser testing solution for your organization?
Do founder decisions impact development activity after crisis events? [video]
AFAIK, Krishna was a charioteer in the original mahabharata from 1000BC. Later additions to the story around 400-200BC turned him into a God. The Gita is also a later introduction. How does this gel with Krishna being an amalgamation of multiple personalities, as opposed to a later invention (by Brahmins?) to justify varna vyavastha or other objectives? I have read that Gita was created as a response to Buddhist texts as well.
Yes, std::vector and slice are different. My point is that a slice is similar to std::span.

With both slice and std::span, = does a shallow copy of just 2 or 3 pointers.

With std::vector = does a deep copy of every element, you have 2 distinct backing arrays.

Go forces you to use copy() and append() and rely on the garbage collector to make a slice fill the roll of std::vector. IMO it leads to some confusing code.
So, the main set of thoughts goes up and down, and the thoughts about the main set of thoughts go to the left and right. Usually on the same level but sometimes not.

Writing books, movies, screenplays, etc. Contexts where subtext is heavy. Contexts where meaning per time is dense.

I'm planning to be able to export this as an HTML on top of those formats.

You'll be able to upload your Zeminary writings as a static webpage.

I'll change the indentations.
Detecting At-Risk Projects in Debian [video]
So that raises the question, does this have any application in Star Wars energy weapons? Seems like these magnetic channels might be useful to stabilize a long range ion beam.
Every time I see that happening to some software I use I wonder if the designer is a passerby tasked with making it look pretty or somebody that actually use that software daily.

Examples in different categories as I don't use Nextcloud:

Do Firefox designers for Android use Firefox on their phones as their only browser or they use Chrome and don't understand how their new UX added too many extra taps and/or complications?

On the other side, the designer of new K9 is the original developer and I'm pretty sure he uses K9 daily. I and many other people just happen to use the app in a very different way than him and many others. The new app optimizes one workflow and inadvertently destroys the other. At least I understand that even if I had to go back to the old version (no security bugs there at least.)
The government has the money to pay market rate for the top engineers. Why not just do that?
No, I think you're saying buying Teslas is unethical. What I'm doing here is calling out the anti people-who-have-more-than-me sentiment instead of passively going along with it. Got a problem with that?
I thought the real red pill was Handshake (HNS).

You're not buying domains but instead are buying the TLD itself and then create domains on the TLD.

I haven't read up on it that much but their pitch of "stop renting the thing in front of the TLD, own the actual TLD" is pretty cool.

https://handshake.org/

https://www.namebase.io/
Fantastical (iOS/macOS) solves this use-case for me. It supports configuring different views (personal, work, etc...). Moving an event from one calendar to another calendar is also well-supported.
Isn't all software engineering research peer-reviewed? Like Transactions of the ACM, all the great conferences etc. Or was that in the last millennium only?
Carbon neutrality and excess energy are not a measurement of the same thing. Nevertheless, the energy supply demand balance doesn’t work the way you describe. Most power plants are contracted with a specific energy buyer such as distribution utility or an industrial buyer that is meeting a specific load need or as part of their resource planning. So there is rarely more excess capacity beyond a reserve margin. These plants are very capital intensive and investors demand a minimum rate of return so if you don’t know who will buy the power and at what price for many years, the plant will not be funded or built. Source: i work in the power financing industry
That would avoid incident but the sub might as well run surfaced with active sonar on.

The active sonar from the escort would reveal the sub it is escorting to any passive observers. It would need a directional sonar (not a cheap commercial sonar) and avoiding prop noise that can also reflect off the sub.

And if all subs were escorted this way, the navies of adversaries would quickly pick up this habit.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_use_of_fire_...

We used to be able to manage this.
You can't purchase .com domains on ENS, only import them by providing a DNSSEC-based proof of ownership. This doesn't solve any of the problems with TLDs (ENS won't prevent the TLD operator from taking away your domain) so to get the benefits you have to use a ENS-centric domain like .eth
If Form Energy (or Ambri or other sub 50$/khw battery system) succeeds, gas and coal are done. Even combined cycle LNG can’t compete with wind/solar + multi day storage on cost. If it looks like one of the major grid scale battery projects will work, gas plant financiers will not risk new projects as their assets will get stranded before they pay off.
That's not how the thread turned out in general. It's a good idea to wait and see how things develop. The earliest comments usually are not representative of community opinion.
Hear! Hear! :-) It really amazes me why people are not willing to acknowledge their own status in a hierarchical society. Recognizing where you stand and who you are indebted to, is the first step towards a equitable society.

If you have not already read it, i recommend Jack London's The Sea-Wolf to you (have listed some excerpts in this thread).
> Lobbying is a beautiful mechanism of democracy.

I don't think so. Poor people have no lobby. Families have no lobby.
Thanks for the GIF suggestion.

Thanks for catching those UTF-8 errors.

Thanks for letting me know about the title attribute.

Yeah, I actually used it exactly like a higher resolution Trello to plan out this and other apps and the roadmap.

I'll make an example document sometime soon and post it on hackernews as guerilla marketing.
How the US created a world of endless war
Well, recycling that stuff is a challenge, for sure. But is it unrealistic to expect that they _can_ be recycled?

Also, what about wind turbines that use less/almost no rare-earth materials? Could these be produced at sub-optimal efficiency but still be viable?
To read all the 1000+ comments in this thread, you need to click More at the bottom of the page, or like this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28356141&p=2

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Comments like this will eventually go away...sorry for the annoyance.
Thanks all for the recommendations. Looks like we may link up two longer (6-10 day) hikes and take some time to travel and relax in between.
I don’t know exactly why the Biden admin hasn’t filled it yet, but the Trump admin left an incredible number of top positions unfilled.
Many agencies were left in disarray and it doesn’t surprise me that this new and small agency hasn’t received priority yet.
It is present for Linux in recent releases.
very skeptical of this assumption, maybe
Most of the caste aspects afaik were introduced into the original texts after 400BC. These include Balakand, uttarakand (shambuka), Gita etc.

This implies some form of birth based caste system existing before 400BC which was solidified via new religious texts and additions to already popular old texts culminating with the Manusmriti and rigid caste system by 200 AD. The obvious beneficiaries were the Brahmins who wrote the text. Older texts are a bit more fluid in terms of birth based caste.
You would be very wrong unfortunately. There’s currently no way to recycle or reuse the blades and it’s a big problem that nobody seems to care about.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-02-05/wind-turb...
“Companies are searching for ways to deal with the tens of thousands of blades that have reached the end of their lives.”

In Sweden we are making wind power company owners very rich with heavily subsidies, wind power is far from cost effective and at least here it’s not even close to covering its own.
Instead of trying to be clever, fclones gives the user a choice. It can select files to remove by their nesting level, creation/update/access time or glob expression (include/exclude). It also allows the user to modify the list of found files before deleting.
That’s basically my experience. Being a professional glassblower gave me enough time on the torch to grow my skills, but changed everything about my relationship with blowing glass. I’ve avoided playing music professionally for that reason. I don’t want my creativity to be impacted by commercial concerns. I want music to stay fun and pure.
That's a great thing. A singular advantage of wind over solar is that solar has a strong time dependence over the day and seasons. And the time for high solar presence is not that correlated with the consumption time. While seasonality is present over wind as well, wind can blow all through the day reducing dependence on energy storage.
Ever really loved a classical piano song? No? Maybe you just don't like the controversial new way we've been tuning pianos for the last ~200 years.

Check out the 1/4 comma meantone version of Mozart Fantasie KV397 [1] which you can compare to equal temperament. (Please note this piece was unfinished, and the final section is believed to have been written by someone else.)

My secret love is Chopin Ballade No. 4 Op. 52 in unequal temperament [2]. Last year this video had ~4k views. I may be responsible for 1k and it's now ~8k views. You can compare a good ET version Krystian Zimmerman [3].

Jacob Collier has referred to Equal Temperament as a "hoax" [4]

[1]: https://youtu.be/lzsEdK48CDY?t=701

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJT5Q6HooyA

[3]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe-GrRQz8pk

[4]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwRSS7jeo5s
Never in the history of the USA have young people – or really anyone else for that matter – liked the government. It's against what this country is really about. There are a lot of countries in the world (maybe even the majority) where a government job is the gold standard and what everyone aspires for, but that is very unlikely to ever happen here.
Call your members of Congress and tell the staffers who answer the phones that you want to see them improve pay for government workers.
The BBC has a channel and 'brand' called 'CBeebies'. This is for young kids aged up to 7 years.

They have free iOS and Android games with no in-purchases or ads:

CBeebies Free Apps for Kids:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/grownups/article-cbeebies-app...
MDcat – Simple Markdown to GitHub styled HTML converter
I needed a simple website for a project. I quickly developed this script. Maybe someone wants or needs to use it in their projects.
There’s still a world of difference between hobby and professional software development. In hobby software you fix the bugs that you fix; in professional software you fix the bugs that your paying customers hit. I think it’s why free software has had limited success in end-user applications.
Returning to Postgres Community Work
Today most of wind turbine blades get literally buried in specialized landfills [0]. Companies which produce them promise to boost recycling rate in a decade or so, but right now it's just yet another externality. Proper recycling simply costs more and it's not given that there is enough capacity for materials produced from recycled blades (you can find a similar story with plastic recycling).

[0]: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8294057/Hundreds-no...