skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That could literally happen at any company. Just because you have an idea, it doesn’t mean it’s commercially nor strategically viable.
There is no drugs policy what can reduce drug usage. The only way you can make sure it's not getting out of hand is to have a rich, smart and healthy society.
Yes, minerals follow cycles. But so does hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon and oxygen. It's just that some of those are delivered via air, and some via liquids and some via the soil.

But not fundamentally different.
Periodic jobs are one of those things that as soon as a project is a success, and has real life users, you need it.

But as you imply, rarely built in.

They've recently built it into asp.net core, but it feels unfinished, the syntax/api sucks, it's poorly documented, and unclear how to use.

Hard to get right for such a seemingly simple concept!
Not to mention disabling mitigations against Spectre, Meltdown, MDS, etc
I think reservoirs are still below capacity but we are early in the season. The graphs are updated on a daily basis. But any water still helps. Also its good to have heavy snowfall in the sierras to spread the water flow over the seasons. You don't want everything coming at once.

https://cdec.water.ca.gov/cgi-progs/products/rescond.pdf
I really really want to love working in Elixir and Phoenix, but I keep stumbling at the lack of database connectivity in Ecto. Anything other than Postgres seems very unsupported. When I took another look six months ago or so, there wasn't a workable SQLite Ecto3 Adapter...

I'm guessing it's just a use case mismatch.. guessing most of the Elixir/Phoenix apps being built aren't needing to integrate with existing boring backoffice stuff.
OpenGL and OpenCL are still available.
How about Graal[0] + Akka[1]?

[0] https://www.graalvm.org/docs/introduction

[1] https://akka.io
In the UK, most police don't even carry guns normally.
> when you have people actively preferring the street to the fully serviced hotel rooms

We don't have all that many people preferring this. Pretty much all of these and all homeless shelters come with massive catches that are reason for why they are not viable solution for many people. It opens at certain hour and you have to completely leave with everything in the morning. Cant have work tools inside, cant lock doors. Noise.

The shelters themselves do have reasons for all those rules. One of them being homeless do make your mental issues and addition issues worst in addition to these people being overrepresented in the first place. But, framing these places as "fully serviced hotel rooms" as if that was what life in them actually looked like is not accurate.
Where did I state that?
We are so dependent on fossil fuels that I'm slightly more sceptical. Over 90% of global energy is created with fossil fuels. We often get fooled about the electricity sector which is something like 1/3 renewables. But electricity is only 30% of fossil fuel consumption. Even if the share of electricity increases to 40% because of ev's and we produce 80% with renewables, we still have ~70% that requires fossil fuel production. That 70% is not that easy to replace -- we are talking about manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, mining, etc. Getting rid of coal only increases oil and gas demand.

I'm not sure what is the percentage of consumer sales for any if those companies mentioned, but I suspect that even if it was 0 it would not drastically affect anything but profits. Oil will be less profitable -- yes, but it will be widely used as long as energy required to mine it is less than what is produced. It is unfortunate, but these companies are on a very good long term business (hard to say really because I don't know what are the global untapped oil reserves).

Manufacturing components to produce renewables require a lot of fossil fuels as well. We are not yet at the point where we can create new renewables without using fossil fuels.

I'm not saying the floor will not fall, but I'm afraid that if the floor falls we are in quite big trouble, and it is not because if the EV market.
I feel like this discussion devolved into "what is art?", while completely missing my original thesis. Of course every image this app produces is art. But that's the point... art is infinitely broad, and the art that this app produces is trivially narrow. So this isn't an argument about art, but instead well-designed surveys.
The only possible conclusion one can draw from this app isn't "what are people's art preferences?", but instead "what are people's drawn-in-ten-seconds-in-mspaint preferences?"

The app would just as accurately gague people's art preferences if it presented only photos of shoes.
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"PiBox is a product in active & open devleopment by KubeSail, Inc."
s/devleopment/development/
Let's keep Red Scare propaganda out of this thread about something entirely unrelated, please.
Stealing a giraffe from the zoo? Only if it's a cool giraffe
Dutch fact about tomatoes: almost all tomatoes from the Netherlands are grown in greenhouses and most are grown on rockwhool. Computer systems fertilize water that flows through the rockwhool.

The seedlings are grown in labs and then sold to the greenhouses.
And while it is not really organic food, most greenhouses don't use chemicals to keep pests and diseases out. A lot of times different kind if insects are used for this. So it is as bio as it gets.

But you can argue about the taste. While they are as healthy as soil grown tomatoes I think they taste watery.
The golden age of the centralized Search Engine is over. We need something like a decentralized, Search-Engine-As-A-Service that holds data, allows customizable algorithms/censorship/etc.
I've tried to read the code 3-4 times now. Every time I have to give up. The "chain" thing is really bad code, even admitted by the author.

If you're considering GunJS, take a look at the code and verify it's something you'd want to debug, before going all-in.
I only install Adobe stuff on iOS. I can be reasonably sure they won't do shady stuff there. Their Acrobat PDF thing works on iOS as well as on Mac.
Still need effort to move larger codebases No matter what people say..
Surfing the net without javascript is the most foilhat thing I've read today.
Sony's Rootkits by Microsoft's Mark Russinovich
From Unwind's Teknikens Värld link it seems to be mostly a technicality.

>Peter Ternström betonar att det egentligen är lagligt i Sverige också, eller snarare att det inte är olagligt, eftersom farkosten inte ingår i en klassificering.

Peter Ternström points out that it's actually legal in Sweden as well, or rather that it's not illegal, because the craft isn't part of any class rating.

Where the preceeding talks why they chose to sell to the US market first.
If you’re outside partying with loud music in a residential area, keeping kids out of their sleep, at some point, you just have to go.
Have you tried digiKam and/or darktable ?
US progressives are not asking for US to be more like Soviet Union, they are asking for it to be more like Europe.

Pretending the only two options are unrestrained capitalism with at-will employment, no vacations, and no healthcare for majority of people, and Soviet Union, is actively making the world a worse place.
Try Affinity Photo. It works for me as a Photoshop alternative. (Sorry if you tried already.)
Marshall McLuhan, the media theorist.
Some figures to keep in mind, since CO2 is absent from your calculations:

Flying from SFO to LAX and back costs 0.2 Tons of CO2. That’s more than a month of your CO2 quota if we want to limit climate change to +1.5C. CO2 budget should be 2 Tons per year to reach that goal. Currently, emissions are 15 Tons per year per capita in the US.
The GDPR states that there is a list of purposes which allows member states law to restrict the scope of the GDPR[0]. One of these purposes is "the prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties, including the safeguarding against and the prevention of threats to public security".

German law uses this to allow "non-public" controllers/processors (aka companies) to give data to German (and EU) law enforcement[1]. The police still needs to specify legal grounds, e.g. the investigation of a concrete alleged crime, and "drag net" investigations are generally not legal. The controller/processor has no obligation to give data to the police if they just ask, but it can if the police request is narrow enough and names the legal grounds. If there is a court order, that's another matter, then the company is obligated to provide the data.

But what about the US law enforcement wanting data about some German citizen within the scope of the GDPR and German law? A service provider is not allowed to give US law enforcement such data[2][3], but in this case the US law enforcement will usually use the mutual legal assistance treaty (MLAT) between the US and Germany to ask the German police for help, and the German police will then essentially ask for the data and (provided there are legal grounds) the service provider is allowed to pass data to the German police, which passes it back to the US law enforcement.

Legislation in other EU member states is mostly quite similar.

[0] https://gdpr-info.eu/art-23-gdpr/

[1] https://dsgvo-gesetz.de/bdsg/24-bdsg/

[2] https://gdpr-info.eu/art-48-gdpr/

[3] But it really becomes complicated when the service provider is under US jurisdiction (in this example). Then the service provider is caught between competing law of two different jurisdictions and is in the unfortunate position to decide what law to break.
The Econ Nobel We Were All Waiting For
Respectfully, this is nonsense. Employers still very much prefer people with college degrees for many roles, even if the degree itself isn’t 100% relevant to the job.
Allbirds S1
AA is no more successful on average then any other program. They don't have scientific reasons for what they do either, it is tradition that tries to help, but that is it. It is religious, because it was created by people who were strong Christians and believed religion is cure.
Read it again: the idea that a present that emits carbon is a good thing is what needs to change.

And yes, I do know how many plane trips there were. That doesn't make it right, just like that fact that a lot of people smoke doesn't make that right.
I recognize the author’s avatar and name! Amazing he hasn’t changed it in all these years.

Several years ago, Nilay Patel of the Verge reviewed an Apple product (think it was a phone) and lamented that it didn’t have style. That comment unleashed a wave of memes and ridicule towards him because he was known for wearing a spike bracelet with every outfit.

Well, I found the hoopla hilarious and jumped in a back and forth Patel was having with the author of this article. I was promptly blocked and still am to this day. I forget but quickly remember when I follow a link via Slack.

Totally off-topic ramble, carry on.
I'm pretty sure I've searched those terms myself, looking up how high and low explosives are used as detonation lenses in atomic bombs.

I also looked up whether PLA can be made conductive and if it shows up normally in x-rays, to determine if I could legally 3D print the lower receiver for a handgun in my state.

...come to think of it, I wouldn't be surprised if I tripped some queries, and they just realized I'm an insatiably curious but harmless nerd and left me be.
This is what I use when I need to edit PDFs. Works a treat.
I think this depiction of corporate highlights why innovation becomes difficult for larger companies at some point and why good engineers should cut ties from time to time.
The two primary mechanisms I am aware of are drastically simpler instruction decoding and lack of backwards compatibility. Both of these save on power and area, allowing those budgets to be spent elsewhere. Often times on wider instruction decode, extra execution units, better branch prediction, etc.

These budgets are much tighter on a mobile chip, but are still relevant on desktop design.
https://www.agroasiatractors.com/
we are offering package of tractors at affordable price. we have Massey Ferguson tractor like MF 240, MF 260, MF 350, MF 360, MF 375, MF 385, MF 385 4x4 for the international market.
Show HN: CookLang – Recipe Markup Language
I live in a place where Jaywalking is not a crime. If there is no crossing within 50m or so, it is fully legal to cross the street. The driving looks like this: you observe speed limits and you watch for pedestrians. If you see one about to cross, you stop.

The stories where someone crosses the street and is blamed for jaywalking, because there was crossing 2 miles away are completely bonkers to me.
I have it pretty consistently when playing games. It’s hugely frustrating.
Not the person above, but I just want it to be official/blessed. Same as with winget vs chocolatey. Same as with netflix vs torrents. I want one and only one main place to look. The other options might be "better" in some aspect, but being standard/official/"the one" is a huge benefit.

Every other OS, be it windows, android, ios, linux, *bsd,... has a package manager included. Mac is the only hold out.
This is close to what I think could be a possibility.

In financial reports of Tesla, there are more and more cars that are "leased" by Tesla, and maybe they are thinking of "outsourcing" that to Hertz.

But still, Hertz is not so financially solid, and one has to remember that a car, as an asset, loose value very fast on the after market.
Yes, the Streisand effect is the gift that keeps on giving.
This is why documentation matters, and why it can’t just live in a drawer.

Who would set up a virtual machine backup system that offers no alerts when it recycles something? I mean, I might do it myself, so I sort of know, but you shouldn’t do it.

Similarly I’m currently having the “pleasure” of documenting every function I’m responsible for as I’m leaving the public sector for the private sector, and man oh man, would the excel sheet of functions and directions to where they happen have saved myself from hundreds of hours “searching” or “refreshing” my knowledge on things when I had to revisit them after years of not working on them.

It’s also why MBA business process types are valuable in any enterprise sized organisation. Because they tend to both discover and document these hidden functions when they do their work. Of course, 9 out of 10 times nothing comes of their discoveries, because managers are notoriously poor at long term benefits realisation.
If the author doesn't ring a bell, he's an ex prominent Apple exec.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Louis_Gassée
The Intercept has value as it covers conflicts that many mainstream outlets don't or only barely cover.

But its also got it share of hacks that are activists pushing an agenda without any desire of other points of view to be presented. That being said, this mistake is just laziness though maybe born out of desire of wanting the story to be true. This happens a lot these days.
"Fully parallelized workloads in a consumer laptop are just exceedingly rare."

Really? I've observed these kind of consumer workloads getting more and more common in recent years. In any case I wouldn't call them exceedingly rare.
This is a macOS pattern, by the way - other (good) search apps, like Alfred, maintain this behavior when searching for files. Very useful to remember
you'd still have to draw a line at some point which terms you'd explain as otherwise your article only consist of glossary information.

i'm pretty sure the term offline-first wouldn't have met the cutoff point, as its _really_ well known from my experience.
why sell it?

Make a page where people vote what will be the new name of facebook. Send it to random idiots on facebook, they 'll share it everywhere. $profit
I think it's fixable, the main reactor is what matters. You can add or remove as many synchronisation primitive as you like.

Other tooling, like Jepsen, will interact with your program at a higher level.
This puzzles me. The Medication Assisted Treatment (metadone and buprenorphine) started in 1991. The Heroin Assisted Treatment (HAT) started in 1994. People that failed the MAT were enroled into the HAT.

Limited first HAT experiments were found sucessful, and thus expanded in 1999. In 2008 both approaches entered the law.

All data from here: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12954-020-00412-0 , but you can found it in a lot of papers.

The opioid/heroin epidemic that hit the whole Europe, took place in the 80's, with AIDS making it worse at later 80's and early 90's, causing all countries in Europe to tackle the problem hard starting in the early 90's. Yet you claim that HAT not only was shutdown in early 90's but that it was the thing that created the mess.

Dates don't add up, sorry. Maybe you are talking about a different swiss experiment, and not the internationally famous HAT.
FYI Hertz already announced that they will require a minimum charge of 10% for returned cars. So they thought about it and deemed it worthy to comment on in the announcement.

If you don't require your customers to return a full vehicle, they don't need to deliver them full to the customer either. I experienced this in Croatia when I discovered they are actually not allowed to require the car be returned full (some local legislation apparently). So they delivered it about 3/5th full and I returned it back in the same state. They just eyeballed it and it was fine. Actually annoying like this because I had to remember when to fill it up (and by how much) in order to return it with that quantity. In the end I put about 10 liters in it when it was about 2/5th and then drove another 20km.

They'll probably do a quick top up using their own chargers while they are cleaning the car. No need for them to charge to anywhere close to 100%. It's actually bad for the battery to do that regularly. So, it's also not something they'd want their customers to do. Anything over 10% is fine and can be topped up in 20 minutes or so to about 70-80% if you have the right charging infrastructure. But probably lower once they start cutting cost a bit. I wouldn't be surprised to get a Tesla rental with 40-50% charge only. Plenty of range on that and I can fix it at the next super charger in 20 minutes. For free because its included in the rental price (also announced). They just eliminated fuel as a variable cost for the driver. They'll probably charge per mile instead.
Well, that's not something you're going to be able to ensure, once/if things get going in earnest. I'm sure Lenin didn't initially mean to starve 10 million people a few years after the revolution either. Nor did Stalin plan to kill millions more. Nor did Mao or Pol Pot set out with the goal to be the worst murderers in the 20th century. The ends justify the means, or so the saying goes. When the ends are utopic, _any_ means can be justified.

If there is to be progress, I'm for the very, very gradual kind, and within the confines of the capitalist world order, local, data driven, with postmortems and stuff.

So no, let's look at the example of Switzerland and _not_ give addicts more drugs. Lets force them into rehab instead, and pay for that. And let's look at the example of the USSR and lay down the hammers and sickles too.
Mustle Memory
Yep, solid advice. Just went from Catalina to big sur a few days ago based on this principle.
Forewarning that there are loads of apps that the hotkeys just don’t work on. FaceTime, Steam, etc. I’m not sure why, generally the issues get closed with, “this is limitation of macOS,” but Spectacle didn’t have the same issues
This is so critical, we've been scrutinising permissions on smartphones for so long & yet we have like an unlimited buffet for consumer desktop applications this entire time.
> my cousin had been taken so young?

He wasn't taken. He took himself. Exercise: Everytime you remove agency, reintroduce it.

"I am depressed". No, you are depressing yourself. "I am helpless". No, you are making yourself helpless. These are active processes. Let's get more controversial: "I am being bullied". No, you are letting people bully you.

I know this is harsh. I know the societal memes and phrases are the warm place. A sigh, the Soma of "Nothing can be done" or "Somebody needs to do something!!" is not a solution but paralysis.

You can read it in the article: The parents did everything for the addict, he did nothing himself. It didn't work out now, did it? Never does.

(Not absolving the Sacklers of their guilt, that is a separate issue)
The hidden close button is so dumb. Why make it so small and make it hide if I go 5 pixels away from the notification?
> I mean people who've lost their wife, kids, house, and job to a gambling habit.

The wifes and kids are secondary victims there. The tragedy is not that the addict lost them. Them leaving is them getting chance at better life.

The tragedy is that wifes and kids were likely mistreated for years and went through hell too. The wifes earnings were lost to addiction too and she did not even had fun playing. The kids were missing school supplies and had to live in tense environment where one parent was addict and other constantly overstressed and very likely cracking.
His main point is that you should only start work once 100% of the requirements are clear. And you should get them clear by asking people, several of them.

But in my experience, it's often my job as a developer to decide on the last so many percent of the requirements, and asking other people doesn't help much because they all have their own work to do.

And many of the things left not completely specified are often not that crucial, and can be changed later, so this is how it should be.