skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tui is one.
I recently flew with them and had the "surprise" of discovering I was seated on 737 Max.
I kept thinking: "Surely they debugged this now!"
And this is also a big time gov Defense contractor and space ship designer. No wonder people worry US is being caught up / potential surpassed by China.
Yeah this seems insane to mee too, also from central Europe. If it doesn't fit in your mailbox and you can't pick it up in person, you get a note to pick it up at the post office or you can choose to deliver it to a nearby gas station. Both of those will check delivery details and your photo ID before giving you the package (the latter charging you some change for the service).

Nobody here would even consider leaving it outside, despite our crime rate being waay lower than somewhere like the US, where people seem to be 100% fine with that idea.
The $XXX a business would spend on standards is insignificant compared to $XXXXX+ it has to give consultants in return for understanding how to actually comply with those impenetrable walls of text enough to pass an audit.
Airlines don't want to have to commit to always using the same model of plane. It's pretty common they downsize the plane if not many tickets have sold or upsize if they're selling well. They also do swaps in case of mechanical failure or large delays.

It's the reason they won't let you get a seat reservation till near the flight date (since different planes might have differing seat layouts)

Taking away this flexibility could easily wipe out their entire margins.
I love the concept of this, although I can't see it working out for me personally, as I often find myself meticulously re-writing text, so I'm hesitant about hand-written text (maybe that's the difference I need...?).

Separate question - Is there a feed of any sort (e.g. RSS / Atom) on the website that's produced?
These isn't a similar effect but your link is very cool. I think the magic here is a static array of mirrors printed to create an image on another surface from multiple reflections of a bright source light.
If you mkdir PROGRA~10, yes!
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Air-travel fuel consumption is typically given as a per-trip total. That's averaged over a range of trip lengths.

Though yes, take-offs add considerably to the consumption. Landings don't, as aircraft are typically gliding in at or close to idle thrust.

Efficiency for very-long-range flights is actually reduced as total take-off weight (TOW) must be reduced, exchanging payload (passengers) for fuel.

For very short flights, fuel burn is about 10l/100km-passenger. At intermediate ranges, that falls to about 3l/100km-passenger. See:

https://www.fzt.haw-hamburg.de/pers/Scholz/arbeiten/TextBurz...
For me it was gmail, google analytics, google accounts. (My mac asked me to login again)..

So I was thinking my internet was down...
But only Google sites where not responding..

After changing the DNS I fixed it... I was using 8.8.8.8 Google Public DNS (dns.google.com)
Reliability and in general it not beimg able to scale salvaging 5 chips to salvaging 50 000 chips.
Your margins well be gone if there are any significant failures in the field.

Salvage is ok for R&D or high cost assemblies with big FPGA's.
This is someones property not "free stuff". Its theft if you take it. These packages will actually have names and addresses of the actual owners written on them so you can't even say you didn't know who the owners are.
The passive noise isolation you get with most IEMs has been pretty great for me, I don't miss ANC. I'd recommend you start cheap with a pair of KZ or Blon IEMs ($15-30) and getting the memory foam tips that give you a better seal in-ear ($5-10). If that doesn't do it for you, you can consider ANC options.

It's true that transparency mode is not something you get with this option, so you will have to consider how important that is for you.
I agree with the people here saying that it's better to just use your favourite scripting language unless your job is mostly about writing little bash scripts like that (maybe sysops people?)...

Here's a groovy script to do the same:

new File('file.txt').eachLine { println it.split()[0] }

Not as neat as awk, but not much worse either... and as I use Groovy a lot for testing, and its syntax is simplified Java (which I use a lot as well) it's just much better for me... if I had to ssh into other servers where Groovy or Lisp (my other favourite "scripting" language) are not available, then yeah, I would learn awk better (I actually like awk, and use it sometimes for the rare occasion I don't have groovy/lisp installed).
> we found a number of units with batteries so drained, Playdate wouldn’t power on at all — and couldn’t be charged

Wait, wait, wait… Are they saying that if the battery is too drained the device will not charge? It that’s the case, it’s a terrible design decision!

Also, isn’t the + shaped control a Nintendo patent?
The stealing was rampant in Poland when I lived there, but muggings or drunken fights happen on trains here in Germany too.
Algebraic effects are way more powerful than async/await because they don't have the function color program. Higher order functions can work with both async and non-async functions and are only async if their input is async.
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It's working in belgium

Pinging 8.8.8.8 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 8.8.8.8: bytes=32 time=17ms TTL=117
> There's also nothing wrong with leaving "savepoints" type commits in a branch. Sometimes "I stopped here and took a break" is still useful information to have later on.

I don't think they should be on an eternal branch. I seriously doubt it is ever useful to know that some developer took a break at 11:21 three months ago. This is just noise and makes bisecting impossible, which is the entire point of keeping any history.

> Git provides a DAG and you can use a --no-ff merge to build your "version commit" from the sub history of its "savepoints". You can follow one parent of the merge to the next "version commit" or you can follow the other parent through the intermediate "savepoints" that built it step by step.

You could, but it's thoroughly nonstandard and requires knowledge and careful use of tools to filter out all the noise. Be nice and filter out the noise in a rebase.

> You can use --first-parent today for most git operations to get "clean views" no matter how complex the DAG web is beyond it. I think a lot of these debates would "go away" if more people and user interfaces defaulted to --first-parent and "drill down" navigation rather than firehose of the complete graph and confusing (but pretty) "subway diagrams".

Maybe, but this goes down the route of a blessed workflow. It would require all the tooling to agree on the workflow as important information could easily (even maliciously) be hidden if the workflow wasn't followed. It reminds me of the joke about emacs: an OS that lacks a good editor. Git is the SCM that lacks a good version control system.
On my phone it was working... My phone was using a different DNS server... So that's how I tracked down the fact that it was a DNS related issue.
@Czech Republic: SMTP relay issues, Gmail apps sometimes does not load messages.
They do, but from what I understand, they're not obliged to use the same aircraft (e.g. last minute swapping due to maintenance or other reasons).
That was already its name. Boeing 737 Max was the programme, with the 373-7, -8 and -9 models, like before 737 NG with -300 and -400 models. It's just that now they're heavily emphasising only on the -7,-8,-9 and skip the "Max" part.
At a slowing speed and typically at near-idle thrust. The aircraft exchanges gravitational potential energy for velocity through most of the descent.

The only high-trust portions are when reverse thrusters are engaged, typically for a few seconds following landing, or if TOGO power is invoked for an aborted approach.
Google delaying Cloudflare DNS resolved requests?
Lately I began noticing that sometimes I get really slow / unsuable connections to google. When I change my DNS from cloudflare -> google's), it's fast again. It seems that the IP

Has anybody experienced the same?

Right now I'm getting 142.250.102.113 vs 142.251.36.46

Also I get 142.250.102.147 as a response. Now, if I try out the IP addresses I sometimes get (using 3 different connections / servers), I get:

curl -H "Host: www.google.com" http://142.250.102.147
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 142.250.102.147 port 80:
Connection refused

Same for https by the way.

Google seems to do evil things again...
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The engineers implemented those wrong calls. Following "superior orders" isn't an excuse for killing people through negligence.
Not only Netherlands. Here in Germany it seems like Gmail is down....
> If it's an Amazon brand locker and they're just dropping the packages then chances are the locker was full and the app told them to just drop them there because that was a safe location.

These were not dropped outside a locker at the intended delivery address; they were at the wrong address entirely.
Can't get to gcloud console / firebase.
I absolutely agree with you. Living in the last stages of the Wild Digital West right now.
I don't think they will be. Cancellation of a task after it has started in JS is fundamentally unsafe since you don't have destructors for cleaning up code mid execution. The best thing you could do would be to have cancellation work as an exception whenever you call await that can be caught.
Function + hjkl on 40% keyboard, with that I don't need to move my wrist. Sometimes it feels a bit lousy to use standard keyboard..
belgium affected too, auth service seems not working
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I'd agree on the basis of efficiency arguments.

If you want to discuss actual practice, though, 75% of European international ground travel is by private car, not train.

That said, we can simply state the per-passenger-distance efficiency of different transport modes and leave the "you shoulds" to others.
Society doesn't need a contract to hold you responsible for your actions.
That's what happened, but faced with insolvency, you gotta do what you gotta do. You might really need those cars, but if selling it is the only way you'll make rent and payroll for the month, you gotta sell the cars. It's not a matter of short vs long term thinking, it's a matter of bankruptcy!
Works for me now too. Guess i'ts fixed?
> Move somewhere better. Or eat the rich.

"Move somewhere better" is the response of the (relatively) rich. It says "I'm OK with this problem, as long as I don't have to be near it." That's an OK position to take sometimes—we have to pick our battles, and can't right all the ills of the world—but it's not really taking a moral stand.
In the UK, delivering to neighbours is standard if the parcel doesn't fit through the mailbox. I'm surprised to hear that's not the case elsewhere?
Are/where all the -7, -8, -9's affected by this problem or only specific models?
Have you submitted them to commandlinefu.com?
I'm reluctant to bring COVID19 into this conversation, but the reason Sweden managed "OK" (In relation to how nonexistent our regulations were) is because we're "the most" (don't have source) isolated people in the world.

We don't talk to strangers, we don't have the kiss on the cheek thing, we stand in well formed distanced lines, we avoid interaction at "any cost".

I would love it if this delivery thing was the normal procedure in Sweden, it builds trust and relationships in your surroundings. These days unless you live in a teeny village you don't really know your neighbors, other than what car they're driving, so that you can buy a more expensive one with borrowed money next time.

Our national anthem says something like "I wanna live and i wanna die in the Nordics", yeah nah!
Twice this year Amazon has sent me an entire case of a product instead of just the single item I ordered. I wasn't charged extra and they didn't want anything back. It appears in both cases that in the warehouse a case of the items wasn't opened and individually labeled but instead the case labeled as an individual item. One of the items was an inexpensive home improvement item but the other was a moderately priced computer part. It's crazy that their system is so highly optimized for sending items out that it doesn't make financial sense to retrieve these items.
Cannot connect to imap.gmail.com (142.250.27.108:993): Connection refused

Cannot connect to imap.gmail.com (142.250.27.109:993): Connection refused
This comment reminds me of the science fiction story Ra.

It’s a good story, takes a while but not too long to read, a few days or something, and the whole story can be read online for free at https://qntm.org/ra
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29191244
Using the same kind of reasoning, JavaScript is a framework and JQuery is no code. Or maybe React and Angular are no code and JQuery is low code? We basically need a firm, objective basis for determining what a thing is. The question is: what is it?
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Why does it need to change?

If it costs more to pick up and redeliver than it does to leave free gifts for random people, what's the downside of leaving free gifts?
I did recently discover that the Estonian standards agency makes ISO standards available, not for free, but significantly more cheaply than other sources I found when trying to locate standards (although I didn't end up using it so don't know any more than is on the public Web site): https://www.evs.ee/en/
But the Chinese fakes still have plenty of availability :)
If you are in Switzerland I suggest you use the DNS service from the Digitale Gesellschaft[1] which doesn't block or track you.

"Digital Society Switzerland is a charitable non-governmental and non-profit organisation focusing on digital right and freedom. One of our purpose is to provide privacy and anonymity services encouraging people in Switzerland and all over the world in their fundamental rights of privacy and security in the digital world." [2]

[1] https://www.digitale-gesellschaft.ch/dns/

[2] https://www.digitale-gesellschaft.ch/dns/report2021/
Your jail sentence on the other hand is handed out by society.
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Feel free to do that then, it might make for a more compelling and less troll-y comment thread.
The art of not being governed
"Head for the hills!" -- because the hill people traditionally exist outside of the nation-state which traditionally enslaves much of its population. The hill people organize their culture and society so it cannot be governed, in order to retain their freedom.

https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300152289/art-not-being-...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Art_of_Not_Being_Governed
It's pretty common in social science/philosophy that a paradigm gets popular, overly drawn upon and that then pisses off the next commentators.

Graener & Wengrove are as susceptible to this as others.

I mean... the origins of enlightenment liberalism, the origin of money and such don't really have distinct answers. There are always multiple, arguable narratives.

The "paradigm" concept is all about narrowing these to simple causal chains and dynamics... which then limits the next generation.

We love paradigms, anti-paradigms, paradigm shifts... So, every author likes to rebel against the preceding simplification and argue their own, calling them myths and misconceptions.

For the most part, imo, excess is what drives it all. The Jared Diamond paradigms, YNH's, Marx's... Graener & Wengrow are focused on challenging their paradigms as much as they are on promoting their own.

If successful, these new paradigms develop their own excesses and a new generation can get pissy with them.
Yeah, a lot of airlines have orders for it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Boeing_737_MAX_orders_...

Notable mentions in North America: Alaska, United, Air Canada, Southwest. Though I disagree with you, the data exists!
I used my own DNS and changed to 8.8.8.8 to no avail. Something in the Google infrastructure was failing badly.
Ryanair is special in many ways… one being they run a very standardised fleet, almost entirely 737-800s with 737-MAX on order.
There has been a countless number of successful 737-MAX flights with 0 fatalities, and only 2 crashes where everybody on board died in a tragic ball of fire. Crashes are extremely rare. Obviously, the 737-MAX is safe and effective. The people at Boeing are the experts when it comes to commercial aviation. Do you know more than the experts? You really should trust the science. If you fly on a 737-MAX, we will give you a free donut.
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Yeah, the hyperinflation story... Everyone seems to have forgotten what the Fed did in the 70s, namely cripple the private economy with massive interest raises. Did you really forget that QE is meant for government bonds? The short term federal funds rate for private banks and the treasury yield curve are two completely different things.
Nope. Working just fine for me
I don't like it because it is marketing scam term.

In reality there is so much no-code/low-code solutions already there in place. Whole Wordpress ecosystem with plugins - you basically can do webshop in couple clicks, if you are writing webshop from scratch then you are stupid.

Then there are pointy haired bosses who think they can substitute their developers with low code. That is also stupid because their company probably needs developers. Like if they are SaaS provider - they ARE low code for other businesses and replacing developers with some low code will make company to be simply reseller of someone else business.

If you are SaaS vendor - you are low code provider for other businesses and from what I see many managers don't understand it and think they can make money on someone else solution.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_C_Compiler probably compiles as fast or faster than the Pascal you remember.

You can even use it as a backend for the Nim (https://nim-lang.org/ ) compiler for subsecond builds of a modern language with various choices for automatic memory management.
It's not that bad yet. During the worst days of Microsoft, there was no products that wasn't bad or weren't actively being made worse: Vista, Office with the ribbon toolbar, Silverlight, internet explorer.

Today you might argue that Google is doing that to Chrome (3rd party cookies), YouTube, Search (AMP) but we don't actively hate using Google products yet.

Besides, I feel Google cloud/workplace people seem to have a good product vision.
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I agree. I think part of it is I feel like I actually might miss out on learning something interesting/career improving if I stop reading HN whereas to me the other platforms are more pure entertainment. I find it’s generally harder to do something in moderation than to give up cold turkey and when you’re worried you might miss something important if you stop all together, cold turkey isn’t really an option.
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Not the parent, but I think you might be interested in reading about South Slavic languages [1], palatalization of these [2], and development of Serbo-Croatian [3], as well as Gaj work on the alphabet [4]. It's easy for someone who operates on a daily basis to hear the difference between sounds and wrote it correctly but for other people, especially those who live in different language group (Germanic vs Slavic groups) might have difficulties. But that's rather obvious, innit?

Đ, đ and DŽ, dž letters have counterparts in Polish in dź and dż digraphs and are used to represent same harder and softer sounds.

1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Slavic_languages

2 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatalization_(sound_change)#...

3 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbo-Croatian

4 - shttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaj's_Latin_alphabet
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There will only ever be 2.1 quadrillion satoshi, as a fixed cap. The continued emission of new coins are currently distributed at 625 million satoshi every 10 minutes to miners. This process continues until Feb 2140, with the emission halving every 4 years.
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Exactly, I like implementing compilers and I personally never bother with anything other than reference counting nowadays. Ref count gives a very easy to reason semantics. So I count as a feature in my language even if it's slower than GC. Moreover, some of the "memory leak" discussions nowadays miss the biggest issue behind memory leak, which is resource allocation. Some people measure memory leak as the # bytes that process didn't deallocate at the time of exit.
Swiss law no longer allows for running anonymous services. If the police ask you to log data for a specific user or IP, you must do so.

Protonmail was recently hit by this, and an activist who thought they were using a private service ended up arrested.
I have been seeing issues with Cloudflare too. Usually very unexpected. Also with Cloudflare I hit more to issues with country borders even when there should be Cloudflare in my country. E.g. some content is blocked with Cloudflare as the serving end thinks I am abroad. I am not sure who is evil though.
Nice, didn't know about this! Do they happen to have also regular DNS? Not all systems/programs can do DoT or DoH...
What "hobby and or small websites and business" deal with medium to high amount of traffic? Those seems to strictly fall into the "low amount of traffic" bucket.

Besides, you could either rent a $5/month VPS that you know will always be $5/month, or you can use AWS Lambda and never know what your bill is gonna be at the end. Your new blogpost hit frontpage of HN? Good news, your bill is now $40 for this month.

Most (85% maybe) of my clients I work with want consistent costs over cheaper costs.