skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Under capitalism, any resource that has to be limited due to scarcity or the need to cut usage (in this case, parking space/car usage in cities) will be used by the rich. It's just how the system works.

Charge for parking? The rich can pay.
Only allow cars with odd/even plates to enter depending on day of the week? The rich can have two cars, one even and one odd.
Only allow electric cars? The rich can more easily buy one.
Only allow to park at certain hours in the day? The rich can have more flexible timetables.
Only allow to park for a limited time? The rich can have a chauffeur to drive their car away while they do their business.
Don't allow to park at all? The rich don't even need to park, the chauffeur will drive their car away and that's it.
Don't allow cars to enter at all? Rickshaws will get popular.

If you don't want to drop or radically reform capitalism, and you want to solve this kind of problems at all, it's just something you need to accept. It comes with the system that with money you have more means to adapt to any restriction.
One thing to consider is that $TECHNOLOGY may not be picked or presented for its technical or performance benefits, but purely for hiring. And marketing, because hiring nowadays is 90% marketing, and in that most of it is down to "you'll get to use this cool technology".

A LOT of job adverts in the past years that I looked at had "blockchain" and "IoT" sprinkled in, not because they did anything with it, but because a lot of developers wanted to do something with those. Because "Java, Postgres, React" don't excite anyone anymore.
>Going forward, the Foundation will not make changes to member projects unless asked to do so.

You shouldn't have in the first place. People trusted you with their projects.
Emissions will have to be reduced across all sectors, so if you merely manage to drop it to 2.5% of current emissions, that'll be a larger percentage in 2030 and 2050. If the trend continues and more people get more cars and drive them more (saving the world all the while), the share will increase further.

Of course an infinite supply of green energy would solve everything, but unfortunately that's not available. We're not supplying enough green electricity to cover current demands, much less enough to cover the roughly doubled demand if we were to shift all transportation to EVs.
Libra is a zombie project. It was effectively killed as of the July 2019 House and Senate hearings; it's just taken years to stop twitching.

A pile of Libra/Diem/Novi people have left. I think it's less fear of being hauled up in front of the Senate, and just being sick of spending their lives in development hell. Even the original instigator of Libra, Morgan Beller, left in late 2020.

The last attempt to get permission to do Diem was earlier this year, when they wanted to do a US dollar stablecoin with an actual bank (Silvergate) holding the backing. But a consumer stablecoin that's meant to serve as money in society was still too much to allow, particularly from Facebook. So Novi is now scouting around for other stablecoins to use in its wallet software.

This is assuming a significant number of users of Facebook-owned apps want to use Facebook for payments, which is unclear. Messenger Pay/Facebook Pay has existed since 2015 and still has negligible volume as a percentage of the FB userbase.
I was thinking the same thing - why does teams need multiprocess / electrolysis to use a Firefox terminology...
CO2 output is a fixed manufacturing output (approximately proportional to vehicle cost ignoring taxes/incentives) plus a variable output approximately proportional to distance.

If you buy an electric vehicle for short lifetime distance (say, because trip length is limited), you can easily end up producing more CO2 from an electric vehicle than a cheaper ICE vehicle (depending at your location on how a marginal extra kWh is generated due to your marginal extra load on the electricity network).

I would like to see a graph of summed CO2 generated per driver on Yaxis per annum (including annualised fixed manufacturing costs), and distance on Xaxis. Two graphs, one for electric vehicles and one for ICE vehicles. At what distance is the crossover point for the two graphs? Do people with long commutes unsuitable for cheaper electric vehicles overwhelm the CO2 production?

Personally I think our CO2 production per capita is basically proportional to income: very few changes you make actually change the amount of CO2 produced… The CO2 savings with an electric vehicle are approximately proportional to the savings in $, and you then spend those $ on something else like a plane flight! It is actually quite difficult to make a difference — not that we shouldn’t try of course. It is also very hard to get facts versus greenwashing feel good delusions and deception.
180€ pays how many monthly payments? Less than one?
Crypto is the answer here. As it is for Visa/MasterCard's refusal to process payments for firms like PornHub. Fuck these assholes - they need to be disrupted out of existence.
It seems wrong, because there's a fee involved, and it's non-commercial ham radio.
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OVH is down along with its status page
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see also http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/Linux for the 'practical' (demoscene) application of the original 32-bit results.
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Part of the long-term program to breed out distrust of authority.

It doesn't affect elites, who can choose sensibly without trust, because they have time, training and access to information.
Clojure alleviates this to a great extent by automatically namespace-qualifying symbols within quasiquoted forms, which prevents clashes between let-bound symbols (which are never qualified) and ones from the global scope.

It’s still possible to shoot yourself in the foot (see https://blog.danieljanus.pl/2020/01/21/middleware/ for my personal story), but for that you need `binding`, `with-redefs` or `alter-var-root`, which are all relatively rarely seen.
While we are a lot of humans, we are nowadays far away from having too much kids.

Worldwide, we are already close to the replacement rate and projections see us falling below by 2070.

Most of the population growth is actually not "new kids getting born", it's "folks getting older than the generations before".

So, if population growth is your concern, don't tell people to have less kids. Tell them to stop getting so old.

Source: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/06/17/worlds-popu...
It's been theorized for a while. For Multiple Sclerosis - an autoimmune nerve disease - a curious phenomenon is that 100% of patients have been infected with EBV, the cause of mono, while the base rate in the population is about 90%.
This is why I must sleep with a helmet from now on.
People who know how to write native apps are some sort of super human geniuses compared to the JavaScript wielding kiddies. they have all been promoted to management.
Only because it's too expensive
Uranium is pretty cheap, they don't need enriched uranium (although I'd be interested to know if using the fusion as a neutron source could trigger a decent amount of fission in the hohlraum), they just need a very dense metal.

You should take a look at the LLNL's page on targets.

https://lasers.llnl.gov/about/keys-to-success/targets

https://www.lanl.gov/conferences/tfm/presentations/08-21-12-...
It could be refreshing tokens before every API request in an attempt to avoid 1. API request, 2. 401. 3. refresh token 4. redo request? Not that that makes any sense, msal.js will refresh cached tokens before they time out.
You don't have to maintain the old code forever if you implement the old API using the new API. If you find you can't do that, your dependents can't use it either.
migadu.com is also down, connected?

edit: also can't get access to ovh vps via ssh
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Doesn’t this just mean that given the choice most who can afford to buy one prefer SUVs?
Government authorities don't always convey scientific information, so you shouldn't trust them without question. I think the CDC has enough bodies in their basement that they need to account to any trust issues. That doesn't mean they will always lie to you, but you have to get secondary sources if you are critical.

And no, it isn't true what you say about the fallacy. It remains a fallacy if the only argument for a statement is authority of course.
I can’t believe people here actually want to help Australia make their surveillance system work better. I wonder why so many people resent tech workers..
I've been going through some developer profiles yesterday (we're looking for a full-stack developer, Go + TS + React), and the amount of people that just blurted out every language and technology they've ever worked on was... a lot.

People need to focus their CVs a lot more. Write the one or two languages you have the most experience in / with, and the one you really want to work with at the top - you don't need to mention you know (x)html(5), css, sass, less and scss - if you mention you have experience as a web developer I will assume you know these things and can learn the rest easily enough. And stop mentioning things you sniffed at in school or on your friday afternoon, if you haven't built products in it, it's not really important.
Lync/Skype for Business was way worse than teams.
Lot of websites will probably be impacted
SUVs are more expensive on average than sedans or hatchbacks, but are not indicative of luxury clientele.
Azure is also having issues with deploying and starting virtual machines.

EDIT: To those having issues starting/deploying Windows virtual machines in Azure and are using ARM to do so: change the OS type to Linux instead of Windows. This seems to resolve the following issue:

> Error: No version found in the artifact repository that satisfies the requested version '' for VM extension with publisher 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.GuestAgent' and type 'CRPProd'
If there was a run on toilet paper, wouldn't there be a run on masks?

But seems securing masks for hospital use - compulsory acquisition or paying above market rates - would be a better solution.
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"Don't have to rewrite the whole fucking thing with a new busload of developers every five years because the previous busload fucked off because they were getting bored" driven development.

Or more eloquently, Use Boring Technology: http://boringtechnology.club/
If nothing else they may be a bit worried about the Chinese government since they're a Tencent subsidiary. There's been some significant pressure on game companies this year.
Fellow high school students just loved me when, after giving up on ophcrack, I found out that on Windows XP, a limited account could simply escalate privileges by scheduling a command.

First installed some open source FPS on all computers. They got found and removed, and we all got moved to guest accounts.

I then found something called DreampackPL. Just pop in the CD, boot on it, replace the pinball game with their executable, reboot. And voilà, access to everything. Just remember to put the pinball back afterwards.

That’s when the BIOS got password protected.

My next step? Opening the machines up to move a jumper. Do everything all over again, but this time on a hidden windows account.

The IT admin was a student’s parent. Just spent years making the poor guy run in circles before the school administration finally gave up.
I received a similar punishment for running an autoclicker against some charity adware installed by a well-meaning administrator.

That semester of internship was pretty fun, all things considered.
This is not unique to school districts at all, but any organisation, large or small, that treats IT/tech only as a necessary inconvenience, instead of an actual part of the org deserving of resources, planning, and people.

If you work in tech/IT, and the big bosses consider you and your org disparagingly, leave immediately. Something bad will happen with their IT, and you will be blamed, hassled, and harrassed for it.
Interesting. But if they're that persistently delusional, even when Trump's actions & words are contrary to their beliefs, are their actions "entirely due" to Trump?

The phenomena you describe suggest it's bigger & deeper than any devotion given him. (Is it even fair to call them "Trump community sites" at that point?)
I read it the same way. I haven't heard this idiom either.
Looked over their evidence details [https://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/suppl/2021/09/30/210823611...]. Looks somewhat circumstancial. Hopefully it's enough to stimulate further search for something more substantial. Going by our national parks, if people stayed for a while, it's there.
It depends on what your anticipation of the future evolution of TodoInfo type is.

If you think it will have more special fields like completed and createdAt that you don't want to pass on in most contexts, then it's better to list the fields that you want to pass on.

But if you expect it to not have more of those and rather get (or loose) more fields that you want to pass on, then it's better to list the ones that you want to omit.

Another trade-off might be that when the new field is added and you'll forget to update the other pieces of code, will it do less harm to pass the field you intended to omit, or to omit the field you intended to pass. Or which error will be easier for you to discover in your use case.
> In the end, this may come to a full democratic vote of all 431 W3C member companies—a referendum on how much decentralization really matters to the Web

In the end, it may come to a “the W3C can vote on whatever it wants, but if it can’t convince browser vendors to implement it, it doesn't really matter, its not going to be foundational to the web going forward” situation.

Just like XHTML 2.
Now you’re reverting to the “it’s against the rules” stance again.
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Indeed. I’ve worked with several “enterprises” and often the OSS option was discarded for lack of support for certain enterprise use-case or integration with other commercial products; or for lack of professional support for production issues and SLAs.

Obviously this stuff costs effort and time, you can’t expect that to be available for free.

It’s also a great opportunity to commercially exploit your knowledge and taste and make a living out of it; rather than curse “the powers that be” on a daily basis, while struggling with closed software whose only purpose has always been milking as much profit possible
That's not very surprising:

kinetic energy = 1/2 * mass * velocity^2
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It's a native program; it's not going to morph out from under you. The Rust build system swears by semver compatibility, and crates.io is a permanent repository; it's not going to stop building. So what critique are you actually making, that {random C++ project} survives?
That is a lot of rationalization you had to go through for that judgement. I think it is a ridiculous excuse.
I don't know about that. The thing (lync) at least could scroll.
If you work in an enterprise environment where the microsoft domains are whitelisted, but cdn.office.net is not...you'll end up with a couple hundred requests per second because it keeps trying to refresh all emojis, folder icons and others in an endless loop.

I'm not kidding you. They DDoS themselves because the app apparently doesn't cache anything.

Oh, and don't try what happens when skype.com doesn't work. The whole app goes maniac then.
There is no "winning" in this tug of war, the more one side wins the less they will pull and ultimately it will settle down where some companies do WFH and some do WFO. So just like before but probably more of them doing WFH.
Their entire network is down. It seems connected to some routing "improvements" they had planned that went REALLY wrong:

https://twitter.com/ovh_status/status/1448185498812485633

... and yeah, lots of sites impacted
Nice.

I think this gives a hint though - when something is very-frequently-used, people need a short name so that it doesn't stand in the way of the discussion; and due to frequency, the fact that it's an acronym doesn't matter: I bet there are more people know what ASCII is than there are people who know what the acronym stands for.

For configuration, though? asvcp.bspf is never going to be frequently used by anybody. That's generally the point of configuration, for the vast majority of cases, you touch it at most once. So I argue you want long names.
looks like funny routing.. packets to ovh.nl go to Asia, and then suddenly find a faster way back to me

3 0.ae21.xr4.1d12.xs4all.net (194.109.7.169) 7.324 ms
0.ae21.xr3.3d12.xs4all.net (194.109.7.173) 5.929 ms
0.ae21.xr4.1d12.xs4all.net (194.109.7.169) 5.864 ms
4 0.et-1-1-0.xr1.tc2.xs4all.net (194.109.5.7) 7.562 ms 5.487 ms
0.et-7-1-0.xr1.tc2.xs4all.net (194.109.5.5) 5.551 ms
5 asd-s8-rou-1041.nl.as286.net (134.222.94.216) 6.034 ms 5.759 ms 5.608 ms
6 ae11.cr6-ams1.ip4.gtt.net (213.200.117.178) 6.620 ms 7.938 ms 6.670 ms
7 80.231.85.162 (80.231.85.162) 7.348 ms 6.170 ms 6.320 ms
8 if-ae-45-2.tcore2.av2-amsterdam.as6453.net (80.231.152.50) 310.705 ms 257.678 ms 257.278 ms
9 if-ae-14-2.tcore2.l78-london.as6453.net (80.231.131.160) 257.217 ms 256.759 ms 259.044 ms
10 if-ae-2-2.tcore1.l78-london.as6453.net (80.231.131.2) 258.850 ms 256.723 ms 256.735 ms
11 if-ae-12-2.tcore2.mlv-mumbai.as6453.net (180.87.39.22) 257.349 ms 255.042 ms 257.338 ms
12 if-ae-16-2.tcore1.svw-singapore.as6453.net (180.87.12.226) 248.550 ms 257.559 ms 329.240 ms
13 if-ae-2-2.tcore2.svw-singapore.as6453.net (180.87.12.2) 307.149 ms 255.582 ms
be101.mrs-mrs1-sbb1-nc5.fr.eu (54.36.50.135) 181.205 ms
14 be101.mrs-mrs2-sbb1-nc5.fr.eu (54.36.50.159) 180.612 ms * 179.738 ms
15 * * par-gsw-sbb1-nc5.fr.eu (54.36.50.228) 186.377 ms
OVH is currently offline and suffering a global outage
This saved me from loosing money and possibly from getting into trouble so many times already.
There might be some variations based on rank here.

Higher ranked people need to have at least some ability to reason about the game and look at (their own) gameplay objectively to improve - even if that ability can get overridden by anger.

They're probably going to be slightly more "tilt resistant" as well.

Additionally I know there's regional differences, because of culture and simply language barriers. Anyone who has heard of korean servers will know what I mean.
Seems unlikely.

It usually works fine for an hour or two after restarting the app - and then it suddenly starts refreshing endlessly as fast as it can.

There's no visible reason why it would suddenly be doing so many API requests, and wasn't doing them before. (And then stops doing them again, after being restarted.)
Big Outage on OVH Network
I'm never buying their processors again!
ovh.com Homepage is Down
Saving the planet = every human commits suicide

Do whatever you can. The most effective strategies are often the least interesting.
Migadu is indeed using OVH servers.
Tcl/Tk reinvented?
force push only updates a remote ref if it's not a fast forward. it doesn't do any forced pushing of objects.

you need to modify the object store manually, so access to the filesystem
In our case it escalated to scripts with silent, random time delays. Launch it from a floppy, walk away and 87 minutes later everyone is wondering why a notice went out saying that a Toyota Corolla in the parking lot has its lights on.
YAD is, in fact, the source of inspiration for this blog post.
I seen YAD mentioning and that you can do pretty advanced stuff with it. Since we're developing a GUI framework I thought we could do the same with our viewer utility, and be even more flexible.
There's a similar work in San Francisco: A solar totem by Charles Sowers

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1. might fly in some purely-functional Lisp, but most (all?) real-world Lisps can have side effects in macro expansion. And by "side effects", I don't mean altering some global variable or adding a function to the symbol table - Lisp macros have access to the full language runtime, so a macroexpansion may just as well send some HTTP requests or hit a database.

Ironically, the author of the article was correct in their view that he initially described as wrong. Macros are just functions, typically taking code and outputting code. They just didn't understand the evaluation rules surrounding macro invocation.
> the district promises not to file criminal charges, and if they violate this deal they will have to pay a lot of money...

“Your faith in the legal system is appalling.”

https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2009-06-26