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Sad this basic history is not known by the taxpayers that actually fund it... If a democratically elected African leader isnt willing to play ball, he is assassinated, usually by ex-colonial powers (Patrice Lumumba and dozens of others come to mind). So even if the locals want something better, mercenaries will be sent in to deliver the opposite.

Similarly, assassinating George Washington and the founding fathers would've affected the trajectory of the US and it would seem silly to ask why...
Does she still have any significant net worth? It's not like her stock is still worth anything.
Show HN: RexMex – A Recommender Systems Evaluation Metrics Library
How is this accomplished? Is this using Anbox or something similar
I don't understand how the Dockerfiles linked here end up running an instance of Android.
I am using and self hosting Ghost, highly recommend this engine
My site [0] uses Jekyll. Jekyll it stable, mature, and easy to work with. It has solutions to common needs, e.g. layouts, components, Markdown.

I’d suggest starting with the barebones option and making a theme yourself if you’re comfortable with CSS; it will yield a lighter site and also be easier to maintain than using some big pre-made Jekyll theme.

[0] https://jonpalmisc.com/
Why do people need to monitor their desktop or laptop resource?

It's not like servers that are unattended but you're right there and know what's running.

It's just a distraction that doesn't gain any actionable intel unless you're running some weird or buggy apps that consume more resources than they should.

If you must check, there's always the official monitor app.
if this was an Intel chip, then yeah 250W TDP is huge given their core counts..

But for something packing a similar core count to EPYC/Threadripper, it's in the right ballpark.
I was addressing the parent comment that said it's pretty obvious what to use, which I interpreted as being able to identify whether someone should be referred to as he or she. I agree that 'they' is the solution when you don't know, but I don't think that's what the parent comment was trying to say.
That last step is kind of where I’m at for the moment, not half-assing it necessarily but giving much less of myself to my job. It’s been great being remote, I do a fair amount of work and get to spend more time on my mental and physical health.
Hyperthreading works by putting multiple arithmetic logical units such as an Adder bit shifter, or mux to work in parallel during some clock cycles where the executing code can utilize more ALUs. If the code executing was simply using the same ALU over and over again, such as repetitive summations, no additional performance gain will be possible from hyperthreading. A hyperthread doesn't necessarily have priority of the ALUs a normal core thread does
> My mother was had to fight to go to a university (...) She was not given any support while her brothers were given everything. My aunt lived her entire life in servitude for her in-laws family.

I don't have any reference point for South Korea, but i know of such stories in western Europe (like France) although it was much more common one or two generations ago. Not to say everything is so bad around here, but just don't trust State propaganda that all is good :)

> 20s men are more likely to be right wing as left wing parties in Korea usually includes women’s right activists

That's a worrying development, although the same kind of political reaction can be found in many places across history. Do you know of good english/french resources to follow Korean politics from an intersectional perspective?
There is portmod, which is an attempt to semi-automate the process. It's still a rather manual and clunky process, for example there is no scripted downloading of mods from Nexus. But it automates some parts and holds your hand through the others.

https://gitlab.com/portmod/portmod
Anandtech had a review of it here (and a 2-socket system) against Xeons and EPYCs:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16979/the-ampere-altra-max-re...
Spotting Surveillance in Your Hotel Room
The Docker container also needs to be run in privileged mode, so you should probably treat this as if it were an emulator running root. It does work around dependencies on VT-x and such, though, and cuts down on the performance overhead of virtualising an extra kernel.
A rational number (with a terminating decimal representation or a repeating, non-terminating decimal representation) can always be expressed in fractional p/q form.

I don't think the additional "rational" qualifier is needed for fractions.
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Note that the owl selector is pretty slow when it comes to being processed by browsers. If you use it sparingly, it shouldn't be so bad, but leave it all over the place, and you'll see the impact
>...the practical impact of a better authentication might be low in many use cases; but it has become a political problem...

In the ways that GnuPG is normally used the practical impact is zero because that is not how a stateless, offline protocol works. The content is authenticated by signing it directly, thus avoiding the extra complexity of a stateful connection oriented authentication scheme. The details here:

* https://articles.59.ca/doku.php?id=pgpfan:authenticated

So should functionality be added here for what would be purely political reasons? Or should the political purpose be spun off into a separate utility?
Where's the download of the vs-nfd version?
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/01/world/asia/south-korea-me...

"South Korea has the highest gender wage gap among the wealthy countries. Less than one-fifth of its national lawmakers are women. Women make up only 5.2 percent of the board members of publicly listed businesses, compared with 28 percent in the United States.

"And yet, most young men in the country argue that it is men, not women, in South Korea who feel threatened and marginalized. Among South Korean men in their 20s, nearly 79 percent said they were victims of serious gender discrimination, according to a poll in May."
Africa’s ‘Great Green Wall’ could have far-reaching climate effects
A while ago I published pagenode[1] which powers my own blog[2] and some of my other sites. It sits somewhere in between a CMS-"library" and a static site generator, with all content stored in markdown files. It comes in as single .php file.

Note that pagenode is not a ready made blog system, but rather a library to build a blog, portfolio site or anything else that does not have user-generated content.

[1] https://pagenode.org

[2] https://phoboslab.org
They will gladly match FAANG comp for senior hires, L63+. The low salaries on levels.fyi is skewed by junior positions.
Why all the JS/TS though? Part of what's great about a static site is serving simple HTML/CSS pages that look great, degrade gracefully, and don't hog users CPU/RAM like JS applets do.
ARM-based instances on AWS are a thing, and they do cost less.

Not dramatically less, like 15% of x64 instances, but still.
About "when I need a decision" - you might like this: http://www.pa-mar.net/Lifestyle/I-Ching.html (disclaimer: I am the author).
I thought this project was supported by GNU
Use Alexandra Spalato‘s (@alexadark)

Free Gatsby WordPress theme.

See this 1 hour tutorial video:

https://www.learnwithjason.dev/gatsby-wordpress-themes
That is really cool! No more crontab with the PostgreSQL CLI's execute and username (and potentially password) to do e.g. clean up tasks in the database.

Does anyone know which time config this will use? Is it the system time, UTC, or something else?
Compound nouns in English are usually formed with the first element being a noun or an adjective, not a verb, so the natural way to understand "blocklist" is as a list of blocks, like something you'd find in a file system, or here, for example:

https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/html_node/Bloc...

My suggestion would be that if you're allergic to "black" for some reason you go with "redlist", giving you "greenlist" and "amberlist" as alternatives. But I don't personally have a problem with "blacklist".
This should be the link of the post, HN should ban links to sites like tomshardware.com where the scroll is hijacked to force play videos and don’t provide meaningful information over the same Phoronix’s articles.
It's a power Kings have. "The Royal Prerogative of Mercy". That's why the President has it, there weren't a lot of other examples for the Executive to be modelled on. However of course in modern constitutional monarchies the King doesn't operate this power any more, for example Liz's pardon power is operated by her government and ordinarily via some dusty committee looking into injustices (the government occasionally has used it directly e.g. some guy years into his life sentence for murder tackled a terrorist who was stabbing people at an event in London, the Pardon power was used to reduce his sentence in recognition of this bravery)

The US President should have handed this power over to a similarly dusty committee resolving real injustice years ago. This would be less corrupting and more effective because a President is busy whereas the committee would be doing nothing else except investigating the circumstances of potential injustice and choosing how to resolve them (new trial, pardon, etc.)
Seconded. OP, this is the way to do it unless you want to build your own thing. Setting up a custom domain is easy and GitHub has a guide. You can use a public repo if you don’t have GitHub premium. The website is public anyway so there isn’t much reason you would need to keep the markdown files private. Backups are easy, you’ll have a local copy of the repo and an online copy with a fairly reliable provider.
If my neighbor got this i would call the cops every day until its gone
Thermal pads are way thicker and typically higher resistance - even good and thin ones are worse than standard paste and basically useless over a dozen watts (depending on surface area * temperature difference).

OTOH, used properly, liquid (liquefying) metal should have a better transfer efficiency than paste.

If you have issues, you can also try lapping the surfaces.
Happy about any comments or different opinions!
In the legal sense, competition doesn’t qualify as an innocent party.
Agreed, if you stick to basic WP I can't imagine you'd see many bugs due to the huge audience that use the platform.

If you'd said WP is unpleasant to extend, or written using dated PHP techniques I'd have agreed whole-heartedly.
This comment makes me wonder how much ML is used at ASML or if there is an growing trend ...
I'm somewhat allergic to dog hair yet live happily with a poodle. It sheds very very little hair and if groomed fairly often (professionally) then even less. I'm not suggesting you to change the little friend! But it might help somebody in search :)
The current title wasn't added by the author, it was editorialized by another person. This is also against the rules, and will probably be changed as soon as dang sees it. The original title might be cheeky, but it makes sense in the context of the post.

By the way, you broke another guideline in your comment: "Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something."

Anyway, I'm just explaining why other people flagged you. You can choose to try to understand the rationale for your flag/downvotes. Or you can cover your ears and accuse everyone else of being pro-clickbait.
> Fraud deals with purely financial loss

False. Fraud deals with any time in which something of value (not just something financial) is obtained under false pretenses, and (where civil damages or criminal restitution is sought/awarded for it) can address all compensable harms resulting from the misrepresentation, not just loss that was financial in character (the restitution will be financial, of course, but that's also true of negligence.)
If your goal is to just put something out there, and not worry much about anything or learning fancy stuff, I suggest Hugo+Github+Netlify.
Easy to set up, tons of blog posts out there, and all the goodies (CI, SSL, basic theme) come free.
Mine is created like that as well: dorwi.com
That's his point
Visa list has both government website and visa agency link. Users can choose to use what is convenient for them. Visa list also provides all document requirements so anyone can do it themselves.
> Does anyone know which time config this will use?

From the readme:

> Be aware that pg_cron always uses GMT!

(=UTC)
There are obvious problems with comparing a continent to a country but most African countries have lower poverty rates than India.
CI/CD pipelines is not exactly complicated, but how do you handle multi-user permissions on a git repository? You sure can with git hooks if you run your own git server, but with an integrated solution like Github it's simply impossible.

Some apps like Netlify (are there others?) presented solutions but are unfortunately to my knowledge not selfhostable.
Show HN: Starlite, the little ASGI framework that can
Hi there,

I'd like to introduce you to Starlite - a new python ASGI API framework built on top of pydantic and Starlette.

You can find the repo for the framework here: https://github.com/Goldziher/starlite

The documentation here: https://goldziher.github.io/starlite/

I wrote an article introducing it, which you can read here: https://itnext.io/introducing-starlite-3928adaa19ae

This article gives an overview of the framework and explains "why create a new framework?" using the same ingredients as FastAPI, and also the relation to FastAPI with some criticisms.

I'd be happy to discuss and answer any questions you might have.
This might delay new fabs all over the world that needs EUV equipment. That is bad for people living in 2024 but in 2022 it will change nothing for us pesky consumers. So future people i'm sorry :( the silicon shortage didnt end faster.
Watching a movie from the James Bond series, expecting anything other than violence, giant explosions, and the absence of substantially gripping dialog - was probably your first mistake.

The James Bond series have all been popcorn flicks for decades - I'm not sure using this particular example solidifies your point at all.
To be honest, browser or on Octal iOS, but I've heard a few good opinions on Boreal as well (I haven't tried it myself yet)
Well, 5/2 is also a fraction... What would you think of the headline if the fraction they refered to was 5/2?
> he is right, it is the same story as OVH's recent fires

No, he is not, and you are not right either.

Spewing baseless accusations, creating facts out of thin air, is best way to get flagged on HN.

Yes, some countries want to slow EU. No, that does not give you right to claim it is a sabotage when you have absolutely zero knowledge about it.
> Their process sucked unacceptably and they knew it but they didn't set out to lie with test results

They lied about what test they were doing, and people paid them based on that lie. While the jury here may be correct that that wasn't federal wire fraud by Holmes personally, it absolutely was a fraud by Theranos.
What kind of wizardy is this!? Congrats Coqui team!
>Do you know by chance if there are similar companies (complex engineering, with physics, maths, chemistry, computer science, ...) that are located in Switzerland ?

AFAIK, Switzerland is full of such companies. Especially since CERN and many top universities and research institutes are there.
Another con: you depend on Microsoft's good will to serve your blog, as they own Github. That kind of workflow is amazing but you should probably consider going with a non-profit software forge that runs on donations and will protect (y)our interests (like codeberg.org for example).
A while ago I saw Linux kernel people[0] using Writefreely[1] so I tried it and I've been using it ever since.

It's a bit clunky, initial Docker based deployment is not straightforward, but I like it. It's using Markdown, supports ActivityPub out of the box, and has static blog feeling even though it's not.

[0] https://people.kernel.org/

[1] https://writefreely.org/
Devii is an interesting project I contributed to after looking for a solution to the exact same problem a while back.

The owner of the repo seems like a great person and is open for contributions if you want to get involved.

https://devii.dev/

It's based on Next.js, so React/TypeScript, your blog posts are in Markdown and it generates an RSS feed of your posts. Could be a way to get off the ground quickly?
This is a prisoners dilemma of sorts and the whole free web is loosing in this.
Not OP, but maybe the new over-designed/over-engineered Gutenberg UI may feel slow, overkill and may only brings loads of unnecessary complexity, especially for someone who want to keep a simple blog, or is used to write his posts in simple markdown.
Last time I checked, it just used an old index from Bing ?
Looks like they are screenshots from the game editor (Creation Set), so that's not the in-game lightning.
This made me laugh out loud. Thank you.
If you ignore the meaning assigned to it in everyday English and concentrate on the mathematical sense, it leads to absurdities as practically all physical objects can be described in terms of fractions as they include improper fractions, irrational and complex numbers in the nominator or denominator etc.

"A fraction of the price" means "significantly less". When someone promises to sell you a new Macbook for a fraction of the price but it turns out the price difference is 5 cents, from your point of view they're correct but you have every right to feel cheated.
> (1BWZe6XkGLcf6DWC3TFXiEtZmcyAoNq5BW) has some pretty juicy trade volume. There’s no way to tell if that’s all there is to see, of course.

Can you clarify this for me? Isn't the listing of a wallet address a form of disclosure? Or would it be common to have holdings in other coins or something like that?
It runs an Android userspace on the host kernel, inside a container
I hate Holmes as much as anyone [0], but life in prison (65 years when you're 37 = out when you're 102) sounds unreasonably harsh.

She's not convicted of actually, physically harming anyone, esp. patients (which doesn't mean she didn't -- but she wasn't found guilty of that); she's convicted of lying to investors.

That's obviously bad, and should carry some form of punishment. Maybe 5 years? But life?? That's insane.

[0] I read John Carreyrou's book when it came out.
> Really this is a failure of the educational system in the US. If people knew the facts, they would be supporting and buying from local producer-owned cooperatives.

This is an idealistic liberal fantasy that implies rather condescendingly that anyone who does otherwise is uneducated. I support my local grocery store in whatever way I can, but I buy what I can afford, try not to support slave labour if I know about it, but otherwise it's far more important to me that I cover my bases for energy, nutrition, and desire. Tailpipe emissions can be measured, and people avoid them all the time largely by not having cars or living near congestion, if they can afford to, because it makes the air gross. If the result of paying more for steak means mostly that it tastes a bit better and you feel morally superior, then an educated person of moderate means would choose the more reasoned choice compared to what it cost them. I don't think it's like the difference between literally inhaling from an exhaust pipe or breathing mountain air. I think it's more like pretentious juices that I see at my local mart. One is already expensive at $8 and is basically sugar, and the one labeled organic small-batch hand-squeezzed is $18 for the same size, and is basically sugar. Ya it might taste better, idk, but I sure as hell am not paying $18 for a jar of juice.
Right, that confirms it. I'm sorry but you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

> I guess you've not ridden the Great Divide? Long distance mountain bike touring.

That is the most easy going barely off road biking on earth. Thousands of miles of fire and access roads, with a few miles of zero difficulty single track.

> You could do it on a gravel bike, but it would be much more comfortable on a mountain bike.

"A mountain bike". The overwhelming majority of mountain bikes are unsuitable for this. You wouldn't use any of the most popular types: trail, downhill, enduro.

Gravel biking and mountain biking are world's apart.

The closest thing to gravel biking or other long distance off road biking in mountain biking is cross country - but even then xc is _way_ more demanding than gravel. You can't ride gravel bikes on xc routes. Gravel biking is not a form of mountain biking. There does not need to be any elevation change of any kind to gravel bike. There are no features on a gravel trail.

Anyway, sure, a hard tail xc bike is probably the best bike for that trip just due to the comfort of the larger tires. I bet you'd actually be just as happy with a fatty gravel bike though.

You know, I just went and searched to see what people ride on that trail to confirm my suspicion about big tire gravel bikes. Would you look at that - I'm right. Hard tail xc / gravel bikes with fat tires.

Additionally, the vast majority of them are running 1x front chainrings.

Surprise surprise, I know what I'm talking about, and the people that seriously ride the trail you're trying to use to one up me made the same choices I recommend. What a "fad".

https://bikepacking.com/bikes/tour-divide-rigs-2019/

> Gravel biking ... mountain biking ... the difference is mostly in the eye (or saddle) of the beholder.

Absolutely clueless. The difference is stark.
I had the same problems, starting when I was still in high school. Turned out it was a side effect from my hay fever allergies. Antihistamine works reasonably well. There are eye drops if your wife does not wear contact lenses or nose sprays and pills if she does.

And go see a real doctor.
Well - some of the tests have to be 100% reliable, because medication decisions are made on them, and the incorrect dosage can be harmful. It's not like a cheap $10 antigen tests that has sub 100% specificity and sensitivity - a bunch of the tests were trying to measure particular levels. Theranos was just overall horrible. They were trying to do some tests that were impossible based on the physics of what can be measured by pinprick blood.
Maybe it's time to have 'the talk'...

https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/the-talk-3
The magnitude of the lie isn't hugely relevant, a lie is a lie.

Sales people lie all the time and make claims about features that don't exist, often because the company has other priorities not because they are 'impossible' - but again, that doesn't really matter either.

It's a tactic used by salespeople to get the company to rally around a feature or set of features.

It's very common.

You have to ask yourself how that is not prosecuted as being illegal.