skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People are bringing up facts that ISO is heavily funded by member countries (from taxes collected from their citizens), ISO standards are written by others at no cost to ISO, and yet ISO charges not-just-nominal fee for their distribution — exactly for people who "have no knowledge of the internal workings of ISO".

Nobody is acting as if they are exploiting anyone, but many are unaware of the situation above. Whether one finds that fair is up to everyone individually, but perhaps you can allow that finding it unfair is a reasonable viewpoint as well?
Religion, probably very little. Religious experiences probably very many.
The screens in the photo say Debian.
For high density refuelable, IMO aluminium-air is your best bet.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21344135
While we started off using `django-environ` to help manage environment-based/12-factor settings, we've moved away from it in favor of django-classy-settings.

The biggest knock against django-environ is that it does not treat the `.env` syntax the same as Docker or bash -- meaning that the same environment file can't be reliably used to provide variables for both the container and Django.

django-classy-settings has been a joy to use, and its code is really simple and readable (~150 lines).

[0] https://github.com/funkybob/django-classy-settings/
Thanks. Since I am the one that consumes my own projects, I write repos that I want to use.
Also battery lifetimes. I'm in the market for another used car and thought it might be nice to have an EV, but batteries are only really good for 8-10 years and replacing them can be more than the vehicle is actually worth.
Phew! For a split second, I thought you were suggesting that the government should regulate this.
ITT: "My rasperry has been up for 2 years with almost no downtime, what is up with these suckers?"
VDT Blues by Tom Juravich[0]. "It's a hell to earn a livin' on a [video display terminal]." This album made me the way I am, I think. More so "One Day More" by Elaine Purkey[1]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1HnsbW3WVg

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohBUT8FKh3g
> But that requires acknowledgement of a fact that there is no "single, global C runtime".

On Windows, yes, giving rise to situations where you have a dynamic library and the program using it, linked against two different C runtimes. On a Unix like OS you usually have a single, global libc. You would have to deliberately link it statically into a shared library, or a program that uses a shared library, to create a similar situation.

For the standard C use case, if the library malloc()s something and passes the result pointer to the program, the program itself has no way to free it. The two have their own, independent copies of the allocation code that don't share the allocation arena. If the program calls free(), the best case scenario is that the libc of the program realizies it doesn't recognize the pointer, yells "double free" and abort()s.

That's a bit of a portability pit-fall and definitely something one has to consider when designing a library ABI. Pointers returned from the library have to be passed back into the library to free the underlying memory. A solution like the one used by Delphi is required. (For polymorphic objects being passed around, you would typically have something like a destroy() hook anyway).

I'm a bit hesitant to make a guess on what happens in the case of a C++ smart pointer. Technically they can have an allocator, but does that cross the ABI bounds? Is there a template specialization for optimizing it away if you are using the default delete operator? I guess the compiler of the program could also end up instantaiting the programs allocator when inserting the template parameters?
You probably need to do nothing, except maybe diversify.

Inflation will happen to also the goods and services offered by the companies in your portfolio.

It is not inflation itself that scares the market; it is the feds reaction to it, which will raise interest rates.

If interest rates rise, the yield you can receive from buying “risk-free” assets (ie treasury bonds) also rises.

When your risk free rate rises; the risk-on returns (especially of a high CAPE environment!) of being in the market are a lot less enticing.

So money flows from the market into bonds, and then the market drops.

If your portfolio drops along with the market at large, you’ve not really lost anything, it’s just the numbers changing (assuming you’re not retired or soon to be!).

Beyond waiting-and-seeing, taking out fixed interest loans to buy assets is probably a good move; unless the performance of those assets is tied to the interest rates (ie probably a wash to buy a home now if you expect interest rates to rise)
It looks like the poster confused "publicly available" with "freely available". The standards are already publicly available, they're just not free. As for free, I guess someone needs to pay all the engineers that develop these standards, so unless OP comes up with a different model of paying the engineers, this proposal is useless
Cyber security is no longer enough: businesses need cyber resilience
Bare metal Win10/11 ARM is non functional on the M1 machines, Virtualised is officially unsupported [1], there is no apparent talk of official support for either in the rumour mill. However it wouldn't surprise me if there was a working dev build in Redmond somewhere.

[1] - https://www.theregister.com/2021/09/10/windows_11_m1/
I have this REALLY old text file of search engine URLs:

http://www.jaruzel.com/textfiles/Old%20Web%20Info/Internet%2...

Google basically killed almost off of them off :(

It would be great to see some proper competition in the search space, especially around specialist search engines.
> The real conflict is class based

Completely disagree. If this were true democrats would have complete control.

> Not being able to see the doctor is not a partisan issue.

> Being unable to feed the kids is not a partisan issue.

> Tepid wages for decades on end is not a partisan issue.

These actually all are partisan issues, democrats have plans to solve them, republicans don't. Democrats literally are weeks away from passing universal childcare and tax credits for kids.

The real conflict is the culture war. White Americans wish to remain superior to minorities and those in other countries, and are willing to sacrifice a lot to make that happen.
Sorry, I did not mean to be condescending. I do use Tailwind, but even then I don't really copy-paste HTML examples.
That's awesome. What a cool idea. :-)
That's true, but someone who is severely mentally ill in an invisible way is not going to be categorized as such by a passerby, so it's an obviously semantic ambiguity. Saying what is technically true but not understood is just distracting.
The distro is mentioned several times throughout the article and even featured in the screenshots: Debian.

I didn’t spot the DE but I might have missed it because I largely skimmed the article.
No, they are JavaScript, it is array based programming wrapped in a reactive functional-declarative approach. Simply array of objects cascading with state. {#await promise} is more cryptic than any useHook function implementation.
Could you clarify where the privacy concern is here? As I understand it, I'm sharing my IP with search engines anyways; the only difference with a self-hosted SearX instance is that I'm sharing my server's IP instead.

Is the concern that the latter's IP isn't behind a NAT, and therefore is more unique? If so, I think that's the least concerning of the identifying datapoints that a search engine has access to -- my browser metadata is far more identifying. With SearX, that information doesn't get forwarded (IIUC).
How do you think the cash-in rate is for GitHub stars compared to Reddit karma? Somehow better or approximately the same?
Thanks so much, midrus! I did build it myself. Super kind to hear.
I don’t know that you’ll be able to do that as they change to their structural batteries.
That's okay, I appreciate your efforts. Thank you!
Headline is is wrong. Turkish Airlines instead of Turkey.
And it should be "EU pressures Turkish Airlines to ban Syrian, Yemeni and Iraqi citizens flying to Minsk."

Those paragons of liberal democracy.
First 90 days as a new engineering manager (free udemy course)
We try to be more b2b, so not sure how tiktok would help in this regard
I really don't think that applies. Industrial couldn't address the same area as tech can do today.
Yes, with a whole paragraph dedicated to explaining the exploit, and the rest of the article to promote some shitty NFT product and the utter falsehood that "The 1st commit of git/git no longer belongs to Linus Torvalds"
Not really. It is named after the Angles. See https://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~rwest/wikispeedia/wpcd/wp/e/Englan...

The fact that English 'meadow' is 'eng' in modern Norwegian is misleading.
This is video tutorial series on involute gear modeling with SolveSpace 3.x[0], a free & open-source 2D/3D CAD app for solid modeling using geometric constraints.

Actuall Eric Buijs (aka 'HomeHack') created few parts for this series & more to come.[1,2,3,4]

[0] https://git.io/SolveSpace3x

[1] https://fosstodon.org/@ericbuijs/107015475833707542

[2] https://fosstodon.org/@ericbuijs/107059322951371289

[3] https://fosstodon.org/@ericbuijs/107100683627255296

[4] https://fosstodon.org/@ericbuijs/107138660798034640
Update on Google Cloud’s Work with the U.S. Government
Word, powerpoint, Teams... can't all these just run in the browser now? Why futz with Libreoffice?
I use python-decouple with django and it’s solved this pretty elegantly. A dotenv file for local and env variables for production. Isn’t that the 12 factor recommendation?

https://github.com/henriquebastos/python-decouple
It's called "Mismatch Theory", and is inevitably highly controversial.

https://archive.md/9Xxxl
I guess someone needs to pay all the engineers that develop these standards

As has been pointed out several times in this thread, the people developing these standards are not paid in any way by the organization publishing and selling the standards. On the whole they're paid by the companies or universities they already work for and develop these standards as part of their work duties.
Thanks! In regards to API quotas, the rate limiting happens on a per-user basis so we manage to stay away from the limits for most users. That being said, I did build the system with a retry mechanism with delays so in case something does hit a limit, it shouldn't be lost.
Ok. Good to know. It's a one finger scroll. Pinch to zoom.
Developer profits as in, there is more to made developing on green, than there is developing brown.

There definitely is NIMBYism, but I'd say taht at least half the time there is a valid reason for it - usually the infrastructure is not going to cope with the developments, but then that is always promised to come after, you know, once they run out of money ;)
Good suggestion. Thanks!
Japan has very different city structures, iirc. The presence of good public transportation is a big one.

There's a considerable portion of the US where your options are drive drunk, pay $$$ for an Uber, or sleep next to your car (people have gotten DUIs for sleeping in the car). There are also areas where Uber doesn't exist at 2am, so your options are drive drunk or sleep next to your car.

Japan also has this neat concept of tiny hotels, where they stack beds almost like the drawers at a morgue. They're super cheap though, which gives Japan's drinkers yet another option if they don't want to drive. In the US, I've never been able to rent anything but a full room + bathroom, and you'd still have to solve the issue of how you get to the motel.

Japan has to convince their drinkers to sleep in a tiny hotel or take the train instead of driving. The US is trying to convince a drunk person they'd rather sleep on the ground than try to drive home. I am not surprised that Japan has better compliance rates than the US; it's a much smaller ask.
I was thinking about Windows/macOS being the standard choice for most folks. Nowadays, people that mainly use the browser for their work/life stuff could just use some Linux distro like Ubuntu.
The standard choice for standard people should probably become an easy to use Linux distro.
Nuclear energy is long-term sustainable
A huge percentage of NFTs use IPFS for their media. NFT + IPFS CID is a powerful combo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b8OANmw2kM
I’ve never used instagram as a result of that, which makes me thankful for it.
I mean, you also need an engineering degree and a license to practice engineering there. Where does one draw the line? There are barriers to entry and requirements in most fields.
How to Migrate from Vue CLI to Vite
I expect even the judges in a small claims court get exasperated by having their time wasted over piddly shit. "Save me, I have to deal with the free stuff I just got from Amazon!" certainly falls into that category.
We are in violent agreement then.
disclaimer: i don't know anything about anything, in particular 'activism', but i'm sure of some things -- like that people/groups with power rarely just give it away.

i think there are prob folks who have studied 'how to do activism' (saul bellow, 'rules for radicals' is something i've seen or heard about) -- 'how to win friends and influence people' (dale carnegie -- think i started reading this once, but seemed so manipulative, abandoned it -- not about 'activism' in the sense of challenging power, but presumably about 'influencing people (to act)'), etc.

i think boycotting can be a form of resistance/protest - it's often not nothing - especially if paired with 'real organizing' - like the Montgomery Bus Boycott, where people organized alternate ways to get people to wherever they were going, etc.

so, if we wanted to challenge Starbucks (illegally) cracking down on workers/unions, we could boycott them, but then what? well, ideally we'd start working on unionizing their workforce anyways, start building our own union-friendly cafes, etc.
IIRC, UNIX started at Bell Labs as a legal document processing system. However, this was just an excuse for Ritchie to work on a game he liked on Multics
I think they probably included those islands when they calculated the forest cover. I’d be very surprised if they didn’t actually
> If you have a means to directly navigate IPFS (that is, without using a proxy)

What's the requirement for this?

Like, is this a me (local config) or them (ISP connection) issue?
Or, do your inference on a $10/month ($0.015 per hour) AVX-512 server at Vultr (https://www.vultr.com/products/cloud-compute/) with NN-512 (https://NN-512.com)
This is so true- especially in a flattened org structure, it can get tribal very quickly.

> maybe instead of building yet another logging or command parsing library with a cute mascot

I'll admit this got a hearty chuckle out of me.
Powerful graphic. Maybe the US and China ought to take a leadership role here. Just spitballin'.
I've had dual-head on 12? 13? year old laptops - no problem (not HiDPI, which was not a thing then, obviously, but FHD or WQHD). Currently doing the same with an i5-8350U, runs passively most of the time.
I agree with that completely, I don't think it's designed to be addictive, neither was email. But the randomness of the reward can create that compulsion to check.
doesn't work like that now for about a decade, and thats a good thing.

it was at a time when I saw search (engine optimisation) mostly as a technical challenge. it's not - anymore, if it ever was.
Couldn‘t have phrased it any better.
Not to argue semantics, but that pattern is still called two-way databinding in my neck of the woods. In this deprecated page from the official docs, two-way databinding is defined as:

> Two-way binding — implicitly enforcing that some value in the DOM is always consistent with some React state — is concise and supports a wide variety of applications.

[1] https://reactjs.org/docs/two-way-binding-helpers.html
The size of the audience is moot, but the benefit to me, a software developer, is sizeable.

I have remained a Mac user through the most recent several major OS X/OSX/MacOs/macOS changes with increasing reluctance as Apple increases its ownership of my hardware. I "own" an M1 Mac. I would like the freedom to run a free OS with free drivers on it. I watch Asahi Linux and the associated work closely. I donate and I hope.
Isengard is France, with Orthanc being Paris - at the time of writing, the cultural centre of Europe, a shining metropolis full to the brink with earnest intellectuals, and still completely unable to resist turning into the Vichy Regime.
easy to say when you got thousands. I had to really grind for my 43 stars over 18 months and each one really made my day.

(python): https://github.com/byteface/domonic/
It was limited to the village. If an outsider fell out of favor of villagers, they could kill him and pretend he was eaten by wolves.
In my experience, it's very easy to achieve high uptime through luck. If I only run a single server, and it has a 10% chance of failing in any given year, I have a 90% chance of achieving 100% uptime in a given year.

In my experience it's also very easy to think you've got all your bases covered when actually you haven't. I'm protected against mains power failures by a UPS and a generator - but a UPS switchgear fault can cut my power even without a mains power outage. My server has dual power supplies and network cards - but that won't help me if a clumsy worker sent to replace the server above mine unplugs mine by mistake. And so on.

If I think I'm doing a better job than a billion-dollar corporation with hundreds of thousands of servers, does that mean I am? Or is it more likely I'm fooling myself?
"It's not capitalism". What he means is it's capitalism where a few actors have too much influence. Was the US oil trade around 1880 not capitalism because of Standard Oil? Are the US not capitalist because of the military-industrial complex? Is the labor market not capitalism because of (the strong position of large employers / unions, your choice)?

These extremisms are also thought-terminating. They offer little nuance to attach to and follow along and maybe have some own ideas. What Varoufakis offers are ready-made slogans to shout at someone.
>Why not? They used to sell cocaine after all and your info is probably rather less risky.

It will reveal the operation busting any potential for catching terrorists.
Ehh, HN is just like any social media site in that the pleasure of using it is similar to that of IRL social interactions both good and bad. To be incredibly reductive, it's that you have a chance of having a really engaging conversation, or hearing some really awful takes (can you believe what he said earlier?!). HN isn't as bad as reddit for the reasons you stated, but it is addictive for the same core reason.
Ask HN: What Makes a Good Readme.md
I remember reading something like that a few years back on Reddit.
I always was a bit confused why would office tasks require a windows installation with office on it until i saw how unnecessarily tightly some tasks and tools are coupled with microsoft stack.

Found the post i saw.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9cxwhy/i_am_a_lawyer...
Thanks that makes so much more sense. That would be harder to work around. Maybe give out "free" rooms as promotions then on the books claim they paid 1K a night and another 1k in room service or something.
Ask the newest engineer on the team whether they could extent the library with what is there. If no, it's not good enough.
Ruby vs. Python comes down to the for loop
Doesn't seem to be regarded as a big problem here in Norway where more than half of new car sales are already electric.
If you're rich and/or highly mobile, you retreat to avoid this as much as you can. For everyone else, you try to maintain order where you are.

Let's say (not so hypothetically) that I'm tired of the drug dealer across the street, between the trash in the street, the bags of used needles, the random scrapes of my car by beaters flying through, and on and on. I could, have, and do report this all to the police, but they will always deescalate things to minimize workload, or in some other way that is clearly not focused on maintaining law and order. I thought it was compelling the time that one of their clients showed up on my porch, beating on the door yelling with a hole in his face from a gunshot wound, but the police didn't do anything with that, either (other than, for once, actually showing up.)

So I'm very sure that my most effective means of improving the situation is to put cameras on their affairs from my house and get all the other adjacent neighbors to do likewise. The dealers have felt the heat, and now their clients are normally more respectful and quiet, presumably at the prompting of the dealers.

If they want anonymity when being disruptive or acting illegally, they should go find somewhere where they can blend in.
the “low functioning maladjusted male consumer” worldview is not supporting by any analytics, anywhere, ever.

aside from a few misandrist performers, most learn that their viewers and subscribers and clientele are a broad distribution of society and now they have data.
This time we’ll make the racism right!
This is a decent resource:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_Civil_War
Open game worlds are dead
It probably depends on the location because here, we have an indoor locker room that requires a pass to enter. It always seemed like either the lockers are full either because there were a lot that day and/or people would leave the packages in the locker for days. Also, I noticed people would just give the address of the mailroom and probably did not sign up for the locker service.
there's also landscapes that shouldn't be forested https://www.theflowcountry.org.uk/flow-facts/flow-fact-1/ - in the past, tax breaks led to attempts to drain and reforest the flow country (an enormous peat bog in the north of scotland). This would have released CO2 when the peat was damaged.

There's plenty of land further south being reforested tho.
> The play’s stand-out scenes are undoubtedly the final two, during which the world itself abruptly comes to an end, pointing to the banalisation of an intense political disillusionment that was no longer the preserve of embittered republicans. Having just announced, “with pleasure”, that the world is about to be turned to ashes thanks to a comet set on a collision course with Earth, Dr Scarlatin joins the other characters in a jaunty danse macabre.

LOL I feel this.
Right on. A lot of sea shanty music in general (like Leave her Johnny) focuses on the hardships of life and difficulties with higher ups and martial relationships -- and what I love about this song is it takes the soul of a sea shanty and puts it to the "tune" of Office Space.
> The standard choice for standard people should probably become an easy to use Linux distro.

More and more, it is becoming exactly that with Chrome OS.
My mental model was always that here in the UK London was roughly level with New York. My mind was blown when someone from the US called us the the Far North and a I realised all of the UK is further north than all of the US.
ytcracker - the link (*bit nerdcore zelda dubstep)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhebl9oD5Lc

ytcracker - meganerd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6zuFDDvjVk

YTcracker - #Antisec (With Lyrics) | cc0de

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDyBIpqZcNI

ytcracker - Bitcoin Baron [Support Internet Freedom]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZfg1Gtcg08

YTCRACKER - IMPRISONED BY THE SYNDICATE + WELCOME TO SAN SECUESTRO (FULL COLOR)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ot2FFc_Qq4

Epic Rap Battle: Nerd vs. Geek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Tvy_Pbe5NA

Full Stack D - My CV

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn4ZlbZZiUM