skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eh, you see a headline every so often alleging this but they're pretty far off the mark.

CSGs are defended by the entire system operating in layers. During conflict conditions they'll have airborne early warning radar flying to see threats coming a long way out. There's usually at least 4 AEGIS equipped ships. The carrier air wing will be doing patrols and intercepting threats at great distance. The carrier itself will be practicing emissions control and hiding within the sizable perimeter created by all of the above. And there's a lot of sophisticated EW decoys and such, that we don't know much about from open sources other than they're taken very seriously.

There's plenty of room for debate about just how effective this all is against a nation like China that has a lot of satellite intelligence/surveillance assets, but the simplistic "carriers have no defense" articles are just empty clickbait. These articles usually assert that there's no defense whatsoever against ballistic missiles, which ignores that 2 of those 4 AEGIS ships will be specialized to do exactly that, and have demonstrated it in testing.

One interesting tidbit is a few years back the US Navy submitted a request to do an exercise where they'd demonstrate taking down an inbound salvo of several 100 missiles simultaneously. Congress declined to allocate the budget for it.

Military planners certainly aren't omniscient or infallible, but they're a lot more sophisticated than the content free contrarian takes you see thrown around on the internet a lot. It ends up being a doomsayer about military technology is a pretty easy grift as nationalists on various sides drink it up uncritically and people with authoritative knowledge on the topic are constrained from openly rebutting it. All that said you do see some pretty in depth open info from GAO reports, stuff from CSBA, etc.
I’m so tired of maps that are grossly inaccurate like this. Since Christmas last year I’ve been traveling across the US working remotely from my RV. I’m very meticulous about checking over a dozen sources and still have been bitten by campgrounds without any (let alone useable) cell coverage on any carrier, despite having a high gain directional antenna. I spot checked a bunch of the places I’m aware of and just like all the other maps out there, this is just flat misleading and inaccurate.
I was going to say it was the real world equivalent of, like, Redwall, or one of those other fantasy books where an event happens once a year when the sun shines in exactly the right spot to illuminate some secret writing.
Not everyone here is American, "they" is more ambigous in the UK and Australia.
Another extremely stupid price-list...maybe add oracle to your crown-jewels?
How do these templates handle email forwarding?

When many email clients forward an email, all styles in the document head are removed, which breaks emails that have not inlined their styles.

How does these templates handle responsiveness?

Handling responsiveness and still looking good in MSOutlook can be tricky.

Have these been tested using Litmus? I did not see any images of these templates in email clients.

I have done a bunch of work on emails, and found that building html emails that look good and render well on all popular email clients while staying responsive is tricky
Kapos for the oligarchs...
Could we reframe this in a way that takes both supply and demand sides into consideration?

Something like: There's a lot of stuff to ship, but margins on those things are very thin + demand for said stuff is extremely elastic due to it not being super essential so there's also not a lot of room for increased driver wages.
From 2018:

> Oppelaar's first trucking job, in 1977, paid $5 an hour — or $21.50 an hour in 2018 dollars, he said. That was soon bumped up to $30 an hour in today's dollars.

> But now, as a line-haul driver for XPO Logistics, one of the world's largest logistics companies, Oppelaar earns about just under $25 an hour, he told Business Insider.

* https://www.businessinsider.com/trucking-shortage-eld-mandat...
What for? You want to gain access to some data or lear something or get access to one of my clients.

"Asking nicely" is how intelligence/counter-intelligence recruits their assets - some are bought some are forced.
Preach! We have lots and lots of blueberry bushes that are apparently here on earth only to feed deer. We've never managed to get a single blueberry. We do get a lot of beautiful deer (and coyotes, and bobcats, and raccoons, and bears).
i worked at a CM-5 facility that had a minor pest problem. i'm pretty sure that like many supercomputers it was cooled by bringing air from underneath the floor and blowing it up through the stack.

the _extremely_ well qualified support personnel had to finally say they weren't going to spend any more days washing rat bits off module boards.
Yes. I would love to engage in a civil way but find it literally impossible except with people who agree with me... so why bother?
MS should really spend their money on Making Bing actually find things people are looking for when they search

Even if I am looking for Microsoft's own documentation on some library or class google returns a better result for MS Docs than Bing does....
Interesting how much wider Verizon covers the west vs. AT&T.

I am on AT&T and motorcycle quite a bit through the backcountry and use a real GPS navi for that reason. Trusting your phone is useless.

Such a change coming from Europe where I stay connected on any pass through the Alps.
The Navy isn't dumb, and that's why they build submarines.

Carrier Groups still have an important role to play in lower-intensity conflicts, but in a Pacific war with China they'll be about as useful as Battleships were in WWII.
Squirrels are really cool. They are human-like in that they have a level of curiosity and derring-do that seems, uh, greater than what you'd imagine evolution would select for.

We have a squirrel in our neighborhood that my wife and kids started leaving nuts out for. Within a few weeks, she would show up at the back door to wait for a handout. Now she has basically no fear of us. She'll take nuts from the kids' hands. She'll come right up to you, which is alarming if you're just trying to leave the house and don't actually have food on you. We have a Dutch door which we tend to leave open, and she's jumped onto the ledge before. It's probably only a matter of time before she comes all the way in the house, the cats notice, and all hell breaks loose.
Looks cool! Personally I quite like gLabels, which may be a bit less flexible, but also looks a bit easier to use.

[0]: https://help.gnome.org/users/glabels/stable/
The app.AppImage is staged to the network share and started on the remote host. The AppImage might eat all the RAM and the AppImage will get OOMkilled but sshd is unlikely to be killed. When the AppImage gets OOMkilled, the ssh session will end with an error and the ssh client will report that the session terminated unexpectedly.

I've done it (and later cringed). But it definitely works.
There are almost no stray dogs and cats in the US to catch the squirrels. In Bulgaria, there strays are common, squirrels are almost out. As a result, family in Bulgaria can grow tomatoes, strawberries and fruit trees in their yard and eat the fruit. In the East Bay Area, anything not fenced in gets eaten by squirrels. They would pick your fruit, eat one bite and drop it on top of your fence. If you have a fruit tree, you’ll see a line of one-bite fruit along the length of the fence neighbouring it.
It’s been awhile since I’ve been near this space, but I know that several LTE-A vendors were at one point working on the low-bandwidth RAN tech for IOT in the 5G spec. Not sure if that changes anything about your post, but at least it’s not been totally ignored.
What are your thoughts on the likelihood of success of the push from the right to implement minority control in US politics? If successful, this could have large consequences.
> In my professional training I was taught to watch how human psychology and control dynamics emerge from less-conscious zones of human perception and judgment. To me this paints a different picture of politics than I think most would acknowledge.

Most cool! I try to do the same. Probably awful at it because I suspect I'm somewhere on the spectrum, but still trying in my 7th decade to understand or at least be sensitive to nonverbal cues. What was your professional training?
Abcjs: JavaScript library for inserting music in the browser
An OPSEC violation has once again made a case for why using TikTok should be a punishable offense in the military,

It's not clear why TikTok is singled out here, this could just has easily been posted to Facebook or Instagram or one of the other myriad of social media platforms, or pushed automatically to someone's open photo album in the cloud.

If OPSEC is important, don't let people bring their personal camera phones (or smart glasses or camera enabled watch or whatever other personal surveillance people choose to carry) near whatever you're trying to protect.
“Systems vs. Goals” is silly (2019)
It works fine for me on Firefox/Mac.
Given some of the questions I'm getting off-HN from this thread, it's worth understanding Workflow is NOT a self-help program like coaching or other programs. Workflow is about meeting you where you are and adapting everything else TO YOU. Think, Feng Shui for furniture and Feng Shwet for work. Get nicer furniture if you like, but whatever you got, that's what we'll deal with. Same for workflow - as you are.

Will you be helping yourself, yeah. Can it sort of be self-help, yeah. But that's the side show.

I'll leave my email up on my profile a few days. Write if you are interested.

To answer your other question, I don't know anyone else doing this across industries. My experience runs across factory production lines (don't touch it if you aren't moving it closer to the customer or adding value), kitchen work (mise en place everything), startups, writing, coding, newspaper work, ditch digging, librarian, painting, and so on.

Then there are the more biological aspects - sleep patterns, physical and mental uniqueness. Again, change them if you like / can, but if you don't / can't how do we optimize your work to be the most effective it can be given what who you are?

Within any industry there are best practices, but I really enjoy bringing other work places, systems, and tools to new settings.

I'm sorry but my freebie time is gone for a while! I'll get cracking on the pamphlet and workbook.

If I can find a good on-demand drip email system, I'll put a 12-week class together. An email-based workbook class.
Stress is the silent killer. I won't regurgitate tired advice, but one thing I swear by is Swedish Massages.

Every time I feel overwhelmed or close to burn out, it works like magic. I get out of the massage feeling like I've microdosed MDMA, and everything is 100x better. It improves your mood, your sleep, and your outlook in general.

When you're stressed your brain stresses and your body becomes tense. Eventually though, even when you're over with the stressful event, your body is still tense and you're still anxious.

Give Swedish a try!
What’s wrong with that TrustArc cookies banner popup? I was able to dismiss it only if accepting everything.. maybe my adblock is blocking its requests?
Cubans 80 percent vaccinated with locally developed Covid vaccine
Could this be an intentional leak? Put some super stealth looking object on a truck to mislead adversaries?
TikTok is singled out here because it was where it was shared. The author would likely also agree to other social media use being banned in the military.

>If OPSEC is important, don't let people bring their personal camera phones (or smart glasses or camera enabled watch or whatever other personal surveillance people choose to carry) near whatever you're trying to protect.

100%
Yep! That’s one of the areas I spot checked as I experienced zero coverage there too.
I've been using Zim Wiki since late 2016. I like that all of the pages are physically text files and are fairly readable without the Zim software. That's been handy a couple of times where I threw them onto a thumb drive while on the way to help a friend fix his PC at his home.
No idea, I've never used one. But I don't think it would be required either.

But on those there are some particularly excellent custom ROM offerings, like CalyxOS and GrapheneOS.

I was thinking of buying a pixel 4a just for that purpose yesterday with the google day discount but in the end I cancelled it :) As I already have a decent phone.
Thank you for your detailed and thoughtful response! I think you are doing a great job. I hope you succeed, even if I had some reservations, as I expressed earlier.
That is clearly the Trimaxion drone ship from Flight of the Navigator.
> An OPSEC violation has once again made a case for why using TikTok should be a punishable offense in the military

This could have happened with literally any social media platform.

Yet the consequences demanded out of this apparently solely focus on "Chinese government-affiliated platform" and how people in the military should be punished for merely using it.

How is that gonna fix the actual problem? Right, it wouldn't, even with TikTok banned from the phones of all military personnel, they have literally dozens of alternatives with which they can do the very same OPSEC oopsie.
Flotato – Lost in a sea of browser tabs?
The infection rates may be worse than last year because last year, 2020, large swaths of the country were in lock down, and so your chances of actually getting infected may have been lower since you were probably (a) staying at home, and (b) mostly interacting with a small circle of people.

Now many areas of the US have lifted restrictions, but many people are not protecting themselves: they are refusing to get vaccines, and they are refusing to wear masks. And then they gather willy-nilly.

>95% of the people in ICUs are folks that are not vaccinated.

Plus we have a new variant of COVID—Delta—that is both more contagious, and may hit you harder.
The dish lead is concentrated in the glaze on the surface, not throughout the mass of the dish. That should change your calculations...
Alternative link for mobile?
Horrible idea. Put all the data in one place for someone to steal it. Then screw the privacy concious over because they won't be able to opt out.
Lots of tree species do this. They sync up and every few years overwhelm whatever eats their seeds.
like stonehenge, but with industrial sensors
Anecdotally, most of the Chinese people I've met in the West are quite apathetic politically and at least tacitly support the CCP. It's not like Iran or Zimbabwe where everyone who leaves takes immense pride in hating the government back home.

(Of course, there's some selection bias here on both fronts; the people I'm meeting in Australia are wealthy enough to be able to move overseas).
Youtube is where I notice it, and where I want it to stop autoplaying the most. "It doesn't autoplay, except all the places you want it to not autoplay" isn't what I'd call "The same"
The slant I picked up on is that Chinese authorities operating TikTok is the problem because the president can’t just dial Zuck and say “take that shit down immediately or else”. But in general I agree and find the slant annoying. I do think there is some discussion point buried in here about whether or not it’s strategic for the US to build dependencies on foreign software services… but… not sure if it’s a productive one at the moment. It is really kinda orthogonal to OPSEC.
That’s about right, also Russia only has 2 high high resolution recon satellites in orbit right now https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persona_(satellite)

The previous generation Kobalt ones have been retired since 2015 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yantar-4K2M

China has quite a few Yaogan optical satellites in orbit but they are much smaller than the Russian and US ones and are about the same size as commercial EOSs and thus much more limited.

China does launch a fuckton of them tho often 3-4 at the time on a single rocket however I would bet that their military usefulness at this level of detail is rather limited. They are probably around the same class as the Israeli satellites which means that they’ll be sufficient for strategic intelligence about facilities and large developments but won’t have anywhere near the resolution that the space telescopes pointed downwards class satellites have.
'bandwidth alliance'

As far as I recall it's not a service or even any setting you have to set up, just a sort of policy.
I agree. I've had terrible experiences with AngelList products. They seem to love shipping mvp versions of new things but not scaling them or even figuring out the major issues with them. They screwed up k-1s for me two years in a row, which cost me a ton of money with accountants to fix.
What's the alternative though? Let the employee continue to underperform indefinitely? I feel the same way here. I have a lot of empathy for the author, what he went through sounds like hell. But I'm not sure what Amazon was supposed to do here.

This feels like a failing of the US health care system and social safety net more than anything else. Specifically in this case having to have a job (when you're least able to keep a job) to continue having medical insurance.
When I look at HN and old.reddit.com side by side they have a lot in common

Anyways, when is the victorville film archive grand re-opening?
> This type of thinking will come back

Disagree, and I hope desperately I'm wrong. The reason is simple. Here in the USA the legal environment makes it dangerous to be an employer. You can get sued for any damn thing, and some areas (such as sexual harassment or workers comp) are guilty-until-proven-innocent. On the flip side, employers have an incentive to (immorally) fire someone just before retirement so they can avoid paying a pension, should one even exist.

Not sure how these things would change.
Hmmm nit picking but I think regression to the mean is different from placebo.

Regression to the mean: most headaches go away within a few hours.

Placebo: your favourite brand of paracetamol seems to cure headaches quicker than the unbranded version.

They can interact, of course.
bcc: An interactive compiler of a language called b
It’s definitely not accurate. I can show screenshots of over a dozen places with no service at all on AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon where this map claims coverage (and it’s supposedly filtered to be areas that have useable data, not just “coverage”).
made the users think they own a piece of something (they don't)

True, land in Second Life is really a transferable lease. It is a asset, though. You can resell to someone else. Second Life makes most of their money from "tier charges", which work like property taxes and are a fixed amount per square meter. Land resales and rentals, though, are a free market. "Content moderation" is a minor part of using land in Second Life. You usually build something on land and do something with it.

You have to be present (as an avatar) to make trouble. You can be a jerk in a virtual world, but you have to do it "in person". Most of the social pressures of real life work. Troublemakers can be talked to before things reach the ejection stage.

Many of the problems on forums come from being able to post blind, with no interaction during posting. What you posted persists, and is amplified by "sharing" and search engines. Virtual worlds lack that kind of amplification. You can gather a crowd, if you wish, but they don't have to stay around.

It's not perfect. There are still jerks. But being a jerk in a virtual world does not scale. Space is what keeps everything from being in the same place.
Living in constant fear that a Google algorithm may someday decide to ban our extension without providing a reason, advance notice, or a meaningful appeals process. It feels like there's some new horror story describing this situation at least once a week here on HN.
From what I read, it means exactly that. Interesting pick.
We have humans that save billions of US dollars, so this overkill behavior is not exclusive to squirrels.
What's happening there? Haven't heard of it.
You can look at the actual numbers, or you can blindly conjecture something must be "pretty clear".
See also “The virtues of moderation”. https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/yjolt/vol17/iss1/2/
Bughenge.
> The author would likely also agree to other social media use being banned in the military.

Yet the author demands that people should be punished for merely using TikTok, not all social media, even if its use doesn't compromise OPSEC in any way.
Try this: https://github.com/gitpod-io/openvscode-server/blob/main/doc...
Can you use podman with ZFS on Linux volumes?
If they’re evenly distributed throughout the day, you have a gigabit port, and aren’t cpu throttled because shared hardware.

A $5 VPS can handle less than a thousand or two connections per second, generally, and will fall over (even serving a static site) if linked simultaneously from a big subreddit and the HN front page during PST business hours.

Using Netlify or a service like it saves you having to administer and keep running an httpd, and “just add[s] a cdn in front”. It’s also free, and not $5.
That’s the rhetoric. They’re not stupid. They probably already have many measures but they’ll take a serious look at preventing all cellphones from entering the compound now.

Publicly they’ll condemn Tiktok.
They are really smart. I once tried to chase one away from a tree using a fishing rod, but it just moved to a distance an inch longer than where the rod could reach and stayed put, just keeping an eye on me while I was there.
Having known parts of Siemens by having to deal with them in the past, I doubt it. We have a saying here: "Siemens ist 'ne Bank mit angeschlossener Elektroabateilung" which translates into something like "Siemens is a bank with electric department". That covers some of it, but they are more like an arrogant and snobbish government institution and have the same inertia.

Because of that I'd rather count on small modular reactors from whomever, or even fusion by some startup, not via ITER, or Wendelstein-X.
> It's useful for kitchen conversions and also quick nuclear fuel burnup calcs.

Also electrical engineering and estimates of the feasibility of brute-forcing cryptographic primitives using the mass of the observable universe as fuel.
The black walnut in my yard usually bears hundreds of stinking fruits that the squirrels chew the rinds off of all over the place.

One would be a pleasure.
Host is $5 a month, I don't think it is the deterrent factor.
A very dumb idea is to imagine CPC having factions being, "a poor one," and a "rich one."

That is something long passed, like 30 years ago. What's happening now is rather "old rich communists" fighting the "new rich communists" with both being equally heterodox, and distant from mainstream Marxism, and both being equal in them being terrible parasites on the body of the Chinese nantion.
Not just on TikTok, I saw it on YouTube clips from outside the USA. I've know people who've worked on such bases and have heard how strict they were with orders to stop and look away or at the ground when an alarm went off. Well I was pretty surprised to see it and like others, the thought crossed my mind that it wasn't an accident. Furthermore, it looked familiar...I think I saw another diagram picture about a year ago, possibly on a military-tech YouTube channel, possibly by an eastern-european creator. There was discussion at the same time that the next generation was not just approved but already created.
I would genuinely like to know what you think makes remote workers in the same country so much more effective than remote workers in different countries. And how you explain the constant references to globally distributed teams in the remote-work literature (Basecamp, GitLab) if those are such different things.