skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> We should question is more flexibility always a good thing?

In general, i would say so. A great deal of wars and suffering would be avoided if people were slightly more flexible and not so much into ethnocentric interpretations of the world.

> invent new ones every time we try to communicate something?

When explaining other concepts than cryptography, do you systematically borrow the same names? I guess not. Why would cryptography be any different?
That is a problem that may happen on Deno or Go one day.

If one of your dependency is deleted from GitHub, your project breaks, and you may never find your missing dependency again.
It does not sound like you've taken 1x his "correct dose"? The effect of melatonin is NOT linear. Taking too much reduces the effect of it
Some people do everything in local containers, with one container for each project, the same way others do it with a vm on a server[1]

The upside being that you still have little to no "contamination" between projects dependencies, files and configuration, each project being entirely self-contained.

[1]: https://towardsdatascience.com/how-to-create-your-own-vs-cod...
> Given the fact in the title the vote is clear - against this specific party, for anybody who can stand against them.

This really doesn't reflect the views of the average Russian.
I just heard (from another commenter), that's dire. I'm stunned.
1/3 disagrees - two sets of outputs are converging, one is diverging

2/3 disagrees - all 3 sets of output diverge from each other; there is no clear course of action
You are talking of Ansible to configure host where docker is installed and containers are run right? That's a more common pattern.

Here, Ansible is used to build the image itself, which is, afaik, less common. But don't see why it can't be done though.
Where is it 45% off? I somehow can:t find that?
> how are they paying rent

Do you count an eviction moratorium as a handout?
You thought that masses of people can freely assemble on a pseudonymous internet platform without belief manipulation taking place?

Time to wake up and smell the ashes.
>As soon as my subscription runs out I'm gonna host my own mailserver instead.

I might end up doing the same. I think I'm stubborn enough to pull it off. Personally I got my eye on https://gitlab.com/simple-nixos-mailserver/nixos-mailserver

I've been in the market for a service like protonmail because I'm trying to degoogle. Reading news like this and looking at the price of these services for two accounts has me thinking twice.
Since Bitcoin allows for storing small amounts arbitrary data in a transaction. Seems like an attack vector is to put illegal content into the Blockchain.
I use docker to deal with different env, and I created several image, with convenient tools, commands, env-variables on it, so I can quickly start a new project.
With vs code, there is a plugin called: remote explore, using this tool, you can easily work on different docker container. even remotely.
To be fair, I can see why anyone would want to avoid Dockerfiles. Nowadays I use Packer with file and shell provisioners to build Docker images and avoid all that nastiness, especially the dreaded `&& \`. It's also quicker and I can do things like automate tagging and the like, but mainly avoiding `RUN` is enough for me.
I love orgs such as The Internet Archive and The Long Now Foundation. So maybe I would work on stuff like that.

Or maybe teaching tech to youths.
Only issue with those is the c2c and great western thameslink etc for a season ticket (to get into London for work) you're paying (for that first property in Grays): £3,872.00 per year (includes tube travel) since domestic rail prices here are just ridiculous (lowest subsidies per passenger mile in all of Europe)

Also, presuming you don't work at Fenchurch Street, the commute would be anywhere from an hour (to Fenchurch street) to an hour fifteen minutes (nearbyish tube stations).
The original title "Russia: Google told to clamp down on Navalny's 'Smart Voting'" is more accurate. Preferrably the submission should be changed to that.
Serious question from someone not in the web development field: What's keeping developers from just downloading the js libraries they depend on and hosting them themselves?
> They might not lose, but they could still be embarrassed or greatly inconvenienced by the results.

"Embarrassed by the results"? They didn't seem to have been embarrassed by this: https://manipulatori.cz/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Sn%C3%ADm...
Yup. There are tons of brilliant Eastern European programmers who can testify to this
QEMU with Hypervisor.framework patch has been used!
>It’s more efficient to launch satellites near the equator

Perhaps one day from the very appropriately named Ascension Island? It would be pricy to ship things out there, but it's had an RAF presence on it for donkey's years and if something went wrong it's very far from population centres and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean.
I did not know that, I first encountered that in PyCharm.

I'm glad there's more.

Edit: actually what you mentioned is slightly different. This is what I'm talking about: https://youtu.be/_FlpiNno088?t=2863
You can’t just look at an aggregate statistic and expect it to tell you something.

You need to analyse what all goes into it and how that has changed.
Hold on. Going to sniff a baby for science.
One of the main reason that I made podman-apple-silicon was to make `podman machine` work properly. It works!
Yeah the M9 was made by the Italian company Beretta. It was the main handgun of our armed forces.
I bought a Cisco SPA112 ATA (VoIP analog telephone adapter) off eBay for under $20 to use with my retro computers, and for my kids I picked up two analog phones at a junk store and set it up to allow dial through to the other one, so my kids could call each other (sitting right next to each other) for free.

The same device can also be configured to use a VoIP provider and with all the configurability of it I bet you can get it to auto-dial when you take the phone off the hook. edit: it looks like yes it is doable https://community.cisco.com/t5/atas-gateways-and-accessories...
The thing is, from what I can tell the migrant workers doing these kinds of poorly-paid jobs didn't have to worry about the cost of pregnancy or sending kids to a half-decent primary school because their families weren't actually living here - they came over, worked, and sent money back home to their families in their home countries with lower cost of living. It's that which made it possible for them to work for less. You're right that if they and their families had to live in the UK permanently they'd need to be paid a lot more.
https://github.com/davidpdrsn/todo-or-die/blob/main/src/lib....

//! # Skipping checks
//!
//! If the environment variable `TODO_OR_DIE_SKIP` is set all macros will do nothing and
//! immediately succeed. This can for example be used to skip checks locally and only perform them
//! on CI.
it also doesn't reflect the views of Navalny and his team, this is tactical voting driven to the extreme. But when there's no one left on the lists to vote for, what would be your alternative?
Yup, things like buy 2 let should've been banned in London & areas around London a long time ago. Hell, ban b2l in all of the UK until everyone that wants their first home has one.
> not like a sleeping pill where more will necessarily make you more drowsy

> I suggest to anyone who is taking 1mg or larger doses to experiment with a "microdose" of 0.2mg and see how it affects you.

So the problem I have with this reasoning is that I have tried this and the higher doses make me way more sleepy. I take a lower "correct" dose anyway (most of the time), but it has nothing to do with what works better.
It takes both engineering and leadership. There's no shortage of talent at NASA, but much of it has been and still is squandered over political machinations almost entirely unrelated to the task at hand. Case study: how the Space Shuttle was crippled by Air Force requirements that turned out to be completely unnecessary in the end.
The current version of podman-apple-silicon uses "testing-devel" version of official Fedora CoreOS aarch64.
One person's too-clever code is another person's attempt to prevent O(N^2) lines of unmaintainable noob code from being added.

Problem is, I've seen people with years of experience put this crap in. When you show them how much better it can be, they don't tend to take it well. It implies they're not the "senior engineers" their resumes claim.
While Elon Musk deserves credit for SpaceX, I fail to see what credit he deserves for Tesla. The founders of Tesla and the designers of the first car should absolutely get credit, but Musk is neither. He delayed the release of their first car to get rid of the founder, in fact.
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The main motive for me to make podman-apple-silicon was due do Docker Desktop's pricing model change.
I never, ever use these autotyping features; they are a security risk.

Is my paranoia justified?
Technically nothing. Practically, it's not the default behavior and none of the Getting Started documentation you'll read will teach you how to do it. So almost nobody does.
The fact that the slave had been signed confirmed the authenticity to the recipient.
yup, that sounds strange. if the environment is that advanced, then there shouldn't be a problem of taking the node in question out of the service pool and let the devs loose on it (assuming there's no info that they aren't supposed to see). when they're done, just recycle it.
Of present-generation devices ...

Kobo's probably among the better options. It's straight-up Linux, and has e-Book functionality.

Any Android-based e-Book reader / e-ink tablet will also be able to run a bookreader. From my BOOX experience, Onyx's native bookreader (Neoreader) has some advantages in addressing the display as compared with several alternatives I've also installed (Pocketbook, FBReader, Koboreader). OTOH, Neoreader also misses some functionality, so it's a bit of a toss-up.

Pine are coming out with a tablet, it's not officially released yet, though there are some developer / reviewer units that are getting shipped. Its specs look pretty good (many tablets are shortchanged on storage especially).

reMarkable is another native-Linux device. It can take a keyboard and software is installable (also via APT AFAIU). Lars Wirzenius of Linux fame has a good review.

There are several e-book reader / e-ink subreddits which are the best general forums for more information that I'm aware of.
I do not think the moonlanding was faked and I really like that argument but still I do wonder what were the real level of intel (and level of confidence they had in that Intel) each of the two world powers had on each other at the time when the USSR existed. Also it could have happened that the USSR decide to propagate that the moon landing was fake for propaganda's purposes.
Alipay has QR code readers which are basically a lightbox with a camera in the back, you can activate your mobile payment app to show the barcode, and place your phone against the glass, and this avoids the awkward placing and angling of a handheld scanner to scan the phone. I think some versions have lights too, so the barcode is visible.

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2F...

I guess one could get a Raspberry Pi with camera, and 3D print such a box (or order from AliExpress). Install a QR code reader software that can talk to Spotify, and print some cards, ideally with QR codes on both sides.

The end user would just have to place the card on the glass to get music to play.
Ownership is important, it's a personal investment. For millenials all of our money is going to the boomers etc we rent from, those of which who do own property (because I know many of them don't) make it big on buying when house prices were actually reasonable, then downsize their house in London and get a nice big house build in Spain to retire to.

When millenials reach retirement age, a house, as for all previous generations, is the best option for financial security for retirement/end of life. Fewer and fewer of us will have that option I think.
This is (in my opinion) the problem with (most? all?) OSS licence models: What if your software or parts of your software are used against your will or intention? What if your software or parts thereof is taken by the "Big Tech", commercialized and you think this is a total perversion of the intention you had while writing this software?

The more i think about the possibilities the less i like the idea...
Nothing keeps you, but it's not easy to keep them up to date manually + those libraries have their own dependencies.
Sadly that seems to be the case. I'm very much hoping Onyx see the light.
This is the way I do it now. I buy melatonin in a liquid and it has a dropper with measures on it. I don't sweat about a couple of drops too high or low, it's fine, much better than trying to chop up tablets into doses!

It's tastier too.
Self-medication for quality of life is broadly all you have if you don't want to be put on the hefty big guns immediately. The alternative to the big guns is being told that there's nothing wrong with you. As such, saying "don't self-medicate" is extremely unproductive and only serves to push such practices out of view.
Podman's been a great tool (on Linux) for a while, it's my daily driver. Rootless, no daemon and networking nonsense, and docker-compose can be replaced with real K8s pod definitions for the most part. I'm actually really happy to see the zeal that has come to it from docker's changes - thank you docker ;)
just make the large object split into many small kill weapons not far from the target(s).
On full-blown Linux, you've the option of setting priority / status for specific processes.

On Android, the reaper is actually the JVM, so far as I understand.
How is the electrical power transmitted to earth? Radio wawes? Couldn't that produce interferences?
Sounds like that it's more a workaround for lacking a proper macro system.
Of course; should have been obvious.

Perhaps there is a greater reliance on scripts in the new version, but this makes it seem more likely that they've abandoned the Tor version.
Yes, but those "previous generations" had oxygen in the tank, as in financial assets stored away from the good times, to survive the bad times. Millenials go pearl diving.
I3 is the only software I miss when working on Windows.
This reports that Tom's Hardware reported something, please submit the original source in such cases. It's also a dupe, since the original report already had a discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28401971
Yes but they're mostly related to Muslims which means they can never be talked about openly in any sane or productive way. Because that's "racist" too.
Suplemon – replicates Sublime Text like functionality in the terminal
I think that types are definitely useful in one sense, but it's not all goodies. Things like `collect` end up in return-type polymorphism teritory that require you to grok the context in a sort of deeper way than, say, with random Java code.
Well, the Christians' have been doing it for 20 centuries on the basis of spiritual interpretation of religious texts.

The expectation that civilization will collapse nowadays comes from scientific knowledge based on verifiable data. We are witnessing:

- a massive decline in biodiversity

- a massive decline in biomass

- fragmentation of ecosystems

- collapse of ecosystems

These are already observable and documented facts. These by themselves present a real and urgent danger to our global human civilization. Then there are the probable consequences from the climate crisis:

- massive population migrations

- destabilization of countries and federations

- civil wars

- actual wars between countries in order to fight for resources (i.e. water).

We are headed for calamity. Let's not be delusional about that.
>Doesn't really matter in Europe since it's prescription only

It's over the counter in Hungary. Is it presciption only where you live?
I just read "Black Ice" and it comes to my mind that William Gibson once more was way ahead of his time in 1984, writing "Neuromancer" ;)
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28401971
Not a direct answer to your question (also 1921 isn't exactly a local optimum considering it's just after the end of WW1 and on the precipice of the Great Depression) but if you take away a "primitive" tribal community's land, charge them for living in it and pay them a starvation wage to work the land for you, you've increased their economical wellbeing by almost every metric.

Additionally the metrics being called out are things like the World Bank's poverty statistics, which applies fairly arbitrary definitions of income-based poverty that in many cases would identify people otherwise labelled "food insecure" as "not in poverty". The definitions are also applied globally and by their nature adjusted over time, which can skew the results. And even if all of these limitations are ignored most of the "improvements" are localized in China.

I'm not going to defend primitivism because I think the problem today is mostly a matter of distribution and resource inefficiency but for a metric that has gotten worse over time (though again not in the 100 year view for obvious reasons) consider leisure time. Hunter-gatherer societies spent considerably less time on sustaining themselves than the 40+ hours per week the average modern human spends working a job, doing household chores and shopping.

The problem is that a lot of the ills don't neatly fit into metrics and even when you try to do so, you have to rely on self-reporting for a lot of them. For example for most workers industrialization massively increased alienation from their work, remote work (but also on the opposite end the need to relocate for career advancement) has drastically increased social isolation, enclosure and the increasing commodification of leisure activity also have take their toll, and social media has increased the spread of disinformation, replaced social interaction with public performance and has been a massive cause of social anxieties.

And of course the thing is that a lot of the problems we have can't just be fixed by a clever improvement because their causes are intrinsic to the system. You can try to reduce overproduction and improve recycling but the best consumer action to help the environment is not to consume and the best industrial action to help the environment is not to produce. But considering how much of our economy hinges on demands people didn't know they had for things they didn't know they need (not just production but also sales, advertising, financing, sales and advertising for the financing, debt collection, sales and advertising for the debt collection to the companies doing the financing, insurance for the companies doing the financing, sales and advertising for the companies doing the insurance, and so on) that just translates into "killing jobs" and "ruining the economy".
You cannot expect anyone to openly not comply with the law on your behalf. It looks like ProtonMail had to log and cough up that IP in the context of a criminal investigation. The politics of how it became a criminal investigation in the first place have nothing to do with PM.

The submission title doesn't reflect the details.
This self flagellation of privilege is tiresome and entirely beside the point.

If this person thinks the world would be better if their job was done by a woman or a brown person, they should quit and go look for their replacement. We all know they won't.

I wanted to know what it was like to work with Deno. Is this person trying to say the entire community is full of cordycepted progressives?
It's not uncommon for companies to host a proxy that theoretically can guard against depublishing; probably a good practice as well since it offloads the npm repo. But, someone has to set that up and take ownership of it, which is a problem in most companies (it's often some guy that sets it up and it runs fine for years afterwards, until it doesn't)
>> And if you disagree with the unilateral decisions of the rustc developers? "Go fork it or write your own"? Yeah that's what we're doing.

I don't interpret that to mean they intend to insert breaking changes (especially since another comment and their FAQ directly contradicted that idea), but rather that they may explore different ways of implementing things, which i think is a great idea.

> But the main devs haven't been able to point at issues they have filled about it in Rust upstream

Maybe they're busy actually working on something and don't have time to look for specific instances? Or maybe a lot of questions/issues have been documented internally are have not been sufficiently reviewed yet to be opened upstream? There's a lot of room for interpretation here, but i see no reason to assume bad faith on their part.

> If you have an argument in favor of gccrs, please go ahead, I am all ears.

It's been rehearsed over and over, but if you want to build an actual standard, having many eyes/implementations is a good thing. Feedback from people trying different implementation approaches is crucial to making a specification robust.
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PyPI really needs reproducible builds and bootstrappable builds.

https://reproducible-builds.org/
https://bootstrappable.org/
The extra power density of the beam is only useful if you’re capturing a significant fraction of the beam at the far end, which implies both ends have big parabolic mirrors for whatever wavelength you’re using (because that’s the limiting factor in how tight you can focus photons), and if you’re doing that then you could skip the transmitter and point the receiver at the sun to greater effect — you’d need a 100m mirror on the transmitter to hit an Apollo-lander-sized receiver 1.3 light-seconds away — and if you’re concerned about different solar radiation flux at different points, you’re talking about beaming power over multiple light-minutes, main asteroid belt starting about 2 AU from the sun, about 8 light minutes from Earth at minimum.

The distance is also large enough you need to be very certain about what’s going on outside your light cone.
All that's missing is an autoplay embed with some hold muzak ;-)
On the reMarkable tablet you can access the linux firmware directly, which should make this kind of use possible without dropping other functionality.

See for instance this post by Nick Temple: https://nicktemple.com/blog/remarkable-keyboard/
> utility is more linear or superlinear around where their earnings are

I am not sure what you mean. An extra $1k per month means tons more when you earn $1k compared to when you earn $5k.