skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On Windows, you can, with a giant gotcha. Netflix need you to have all connect screen 4k to play ultra hd on Windows. I don't know if it is different if the screen is buildin.
The advantage of hydro is that you can turn it on whenever you want. Environmental impacts aside, wind will never have that.
Root of the problem: the brutal creation of a billionaire’s pleasure garden
Haskell is more versatile: f(a, b) is a function applied to a single tuple, f a b is a function applied to two arguments.

I do not understand the "instead of" in the cited part and it makes me somewhat skeptical (so does the "Py" in the name).
It's very hard to estimate the realistic minimum wind generation for an entire grid, I believe (same goes for solar). Sure, 0 wind for 1 month across an entire country is unrealistic, but how low could it go, and for how long, and how often would such an event happen?

You can't just leave critical infrastructure like power generation up to chance, even for once-in-a-century events. You must always have some kind of buffer to make sure there is no chance you will have to shut down industry and hospitals for a week (barring maybe war conditions).
Trial periods and take home assignments also exclude vast swathes of society. Anyone who can’t have an uncertain job, who doesn’t have lots of extra time, is currently employed (compared to a college student getting their first job), and can’t have periods without insurance (for trial periods).

Even if that’s a feature you’re looking to “force” into your recruiting program, you’re probably better off getting a “trust fund baby” work force by targeting overseas volunteer work.
> But why does the DOM only exist in the web UI tech stack?

Maybe because "web UI stack" wasn't designed for "UI". It was designed for hypertext documents and DOM is a perfectly cromulent way to represent a HTML document.
As mentioned elsewhere we have an impending federal election. This is almost certainly point scoring given how the vast, vast majority of people hate Djokovic and his actions right now.
If you parameterize on the type of capacity you can save even more. (But yes, same complexity - only in rare cases will you manage to store n values without O(n) memory. :) )

In Go, types without pointers also make the GC's life easier. https://go.dev/src/runtime/mheap.go#L525
> over a free vaccine

You know what else was free? Bullets in communist Russia and gas in Hitler's Germany. Price is not the only thing that matters.
> the high demand for developers in our time is closely related to the financial success of morally questionable practices.

I think it's more because the computer does most of the work, and that just has really good economy of scale.
ADIEU!
What if you need energy when there isn’t much wind?
If you've got the land area and the sunshine, solar PVs are cheaper than wind, it's that simple.

Wind is a better fit for Europe where there are far fewer sunshine hours but fairly constant wind due to macro-scale atmospheric weather patterns.

With that said, the cost of PVs is dropping so fast - faster than wind power - that I expect solar to become more important in Europe as well. Even in northern latitudes, solar farms are popping up on land that was previously used for agriculture, and I expect this trend will accelerate. If you're a landowner, you can potentially make more money using the land to generate electricity with PVs than with agriculture.
Bypassing the DRM is acceptable for certain use cases, with DVD's it's OK for using clips as a critic or adding additional accessibility features. So something like makemkv is legal while in practice almost every user is breaking the law.
Thanks so much for the insights!
If what we want is a rewrite of GNOME with COSMIC features, that's not going to happen with GNOME. We already submit patches to GTK, and GTK4 is gaining layer-shell protocol support as a result.

Screen sharing is already made easy with Pipewire. I've not seen any issues with copy/paste between applications. WiFi driver issues can only be fixed by kernel driver developers with hardware documentation for the exact model of the PCI device they're writing a driver for. The same goes for touchpad drivers, but I've not had any issues with them on our laptops. We sell systems where we can vouch for the quality of the driver support in Linux for the WiFi and touchpad.
Check out YouTube Vanced. It has this and many other great features.
> pls don't mix the government and the country.

Exactly. Look at the kind of social media content and whatnot that the normal people there put out. Generally speaking the people of eastern Europe seem to have far more in common with the people of north America than either group does with the people of western Europe.
What does it do to prevent taking a photo of a screen?
Which is strange, because debugging in JS and PHP is almost trivial to setup. Perhaps less so in PHP, but for JS it's right there in the browser for client side code.
> But nuclear power is also not really suited for load following.

That's a common assertion on that topic, but it is baseless. In fact, nuclear plants are routinely used for load following when needed [1].

[1]: https://www.oecd-nea.org/nea-news/2011/29-2/nea-news-29-2-lo...
I wonder how many of these items are being resold on Amazon and Walmart Marketplace.
Actually, these panels are placed on irrigation canals, where concrete embankment alreadyy exists.
> we had no way of knowing what was happening but we know nothing happened
HN is not turning into reddit, however there are some users that come to this site and treat it similarly.

Sometimes a friendly "that's not the way we do things here" is appropriate for newcomers.
Just to clarify. This is pretty much all hydro and not wind, big wind parks in northern Sweden will be built though.
> highest predictors of defects in a code base is whether or not the original team is still working on it.

Defects is a metric businesses doesn't care much about. If you have a good team that can create products customers wants, then it is better to have them keep making new products rather than maintain what they already have, then you can have less productive engineers perform maintenance, defects might go up but this way you will have way more products which businesses seems to care more about.

You would have a point if maintenance was something companies cared deeply about, but they don't. They want new products, and company specific knowledge doesn't seem to be very valuable there.
> Instead of calling a doctor's office, we're fighting a badly built online scheduler.

I'm not sure where you live but a badly built online scheduler would be a huge improvement over calling my doctor's office. You can call to book an appointment but the only times they have are for 3 weeks away, which for many issues is useless. If you're in "urgent" need of a doctor you can call at 8am, join a queue of everyone else sand hope you get a same day appointment. I've had maybe 50/50 luck in getting same day appointments even in "high risk" situations (I'm asthmatic and get the occasional chest infection), and the experience of dealing with the practice staff seems to be universally poor. You're being triaged by an admin member of staff, who for some reason always seem to be the pettiest power tripping people, with a super tight window to actually get seen, and God help you if have the audacity to call at 8:30 or 9am to ask.

> Email is near compulsory to function, Yelp reviews are not.

Yelp/Google/apple reviews serve as a great filtering device when you're in a new place, just like TripAdvisor/lonely planet/Michelin guides did before them. It's been almost 50 years since the lonely planet guides started, the age of wandering into q new place completely blind has been long gone, but that doesn't mean there aren't still experiences to be had, and the current set of tools allows for more people to experience the best of what somewhere has to offer
Sanitized against what? JavaScript or SQL injection? The content of the replaced variables is not executed.
> I think a more realistic scenario is rather than a top-down change in the law, a bottom-up approach with a culture change in the general public towards favouring independent content creators who don't employ DRM and other harmful measures and don't stifle creativity with overzealous IP lawsuits is encouraged.

In the end, people want high quality entertainment, and it's hard to compete as an independent against sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars in budget (and that's excluding advertising).

Which also explains why the studios insist on ridiculously bullshit in terms of DRM - the banks backing these enormous loans want their money back.

With music, the situation is different. You can get high quality recording equipment for well under 10K $ these days or rent a studio for a couple of days for cheap and release on Soundcloud, which means the barrier to entry is ridiculously low and so there is no incentive for studios to invest in DRM, it's simply not worth it any more. The real money for musicians is tour tickets and merch... CD/vinyl sales and streaming income isn't much.
It is Wayland only, and the X11 backend is for running applications in a nested X11 client.
Have you checked out the creators channel? What do you mean “misleading your audience”? It’s quite obvious to me that they are not a scientific awareness channel, and shouldn’t be treated like one.
But even Navalny wasn't against annexation of Crimea. Ask yourself why.
> Saying a self-hosted cloud service is easier when someone says it's a lot of effort to set up the cloud service by saying you should already have set up the cloud service is quite a strange argument.

In my eyes there's a large number of ways to run applications, some of which are easier (containers) and some of which are harder or more error prone in the long term (manual installation of DBs, configuration files etc.).

A telltale sign of the person perhaps thinking of the second approach is the fact that they suggest that configuring Nextcloud would take a weekend, whereas with containers (and sane defaults/example configurations that can be run as code against your cluster vs a long document of steps to take) it becomes more easy.

Additionally, some software out there takes long time to configure regardless, due to its complexity. Nextcloud is not one of those pieces of software, so it's probably helpful to point that out. Not knowing that or perhaps having a different opinion is fine. Claiming that all software is cumbersome to setup and would take a weekend is false (from my perspective).

> I think I'm going to counter your argument by saying you should write your own web application for keeping notes because that's far simpler and quicker if you've already built it.

As stated before, different things work for different people. I wouldn't write apps for such narrow purposes because general solutions for file storage etc. work for me, whereas someone else might benefit greatly from the learning experience and the hassle free hosting of PaaS like Heroku (if they can afford it), whereas someone else might just sign up for a web app that someone else has developed, versus someone who'd just write their stuff down on a USB memory stick, or even store a file in their file system with no backups.

Of course, it's not just a matter of personal preferences, but also familiarity. I can tell someone that setting up a cloud service is a good option because it's almost effortless for me to do so, yet it won't be so for everyone out there. Likewise, someone could tell me to replace my weather station with an Arduino that has a humidity and temperature sensor, as well as a LCD screen - if they've worked with embedded and SoC devices a lot, they'd also be right, but their suggestion might not be quite as viable for me.

Each approach have their advantages and disadvantages. My argument is that you don't have to write an app even if you need the aforementioned fancy features (backups, cloud storage, sharing, editing in the browser etc.), because there are solutions out there that let you get pretty much all of those out of the box and not just for your notes.
Unskippable ads are just one of the things that ultimately have dropped my enthusiasm for movies to zero. I've never once bought a Blu-Ray of any sort. It's not that a boycott of one is going to make a bit of difference, it's that I'd rather spend my time and money on things that aren't hostile to me.
How would one print a literal "Hello {x}!" without the formatting?
Noise doesn't only affect humans.
This is about whether it's moral and ethical though. You can maximize revenue selling drugs, it's a quite effective method I might add. Nobody considers that acceptable.

I think copyright, advertising and surveillance capitalism are completely unacceptable practices that ought to be banned straight up. They are directly and indirectly responsible for everything that's ruining computer and internet freedom today. If we can't ban them, we should all be aiming to minimize their revenue so that they cease and desist on their own. I'd rather have the entire copyright and advertising industries implode than cede control of my computer to them.

That's what's at stake here. Computing freedom. They need to own our computers in order to stop us from doing basic things like copying and deleting data. If we don't stop them, we will lose something I think is far more valuable than a bunch of industries. We will lose computing freedom.
> Teams can be growing but have dropping tenure.

It seems like any team that’s growing (by a non-trivial amount) would have dropping tenure.
Its hard to say with just anecdotes, but this random person says it's not just Los Angeles. Another commenter mentioned a conductor-friend out of Louisiana is seeing similar things.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/s2sjxj/los_angeles_th...

I wonder if this is an evolution of the security cat & mouse game with shipping switching to have more random items people ordered directly to their home? Similar to porch-pirates being more of an issue today than 30 years ago.
You realise just saying things are easy doesn't mean anything? That everything you listed their is a dependency waiting to fail. That they are products run by companies who can change their licensing, pricing and privacy policies. They can be bought out by other companies and release new versions that add/remove features that break your setup.

You also conveniently left out the part of buying hardware and installing and configuring OSs and software to run everything and making sure you have the necessary backups and redundancies to maintain a near flawless uptime on par with any cloud service.

Your bloated scope of recording all sorts of data does not fit the intended goal. That the app will sunset is merely your opinion that is inherently bias to building everything from scratch. It is not viable for nearly everyone other than those belonging to niche enthusiasts communities.
The lack of parentheses for function arguments in Haskell make currying -- one of its key idioms -- very ergonomic.
Economists are now finding that as more women move into a profession, the pay goes down

How much of this is just labour side supply/demand? If you have an all-male profession suddenly open up to women then that effectively doubles the pool of candidates. You would expect wages to go down (a lot) in that case.
Nowadays, it would be a 100MB Electron application that needs 300MB ram and an 4 core cpu to display a single window. Progress!
Adolescent cannabis use and later development of schizophrenia
A gentle XKCD reminder that you can only be sure that you'll be able to play your media in the future if you pirate it.

https://xkcd.com/488/
I am aware but as a total I find that impact to be minor especially if great care it taken to determine where such a damn is built.
Fair point, I should not have said can't.

No DRM is a perfect solution, my only point is that DRM itself isn't inherently evil.
> The compiler doesn’t know if the string being templated is SQL, HTML, YAML, JSON, or something else, so it doesn’t know how to sanitize the string.

That is the problem, and why security experts wouldn't let us add string interpolation to Java until we had a way to require the format string to say how it will be used and enforce proper validation. [1]

Even if programmers should be more careful, the fact remains that this is the #1 security vulnerability caused by language features. The language should, if possible, make it easier for developers to avoid the mistake rather than make it easier for them to make it.

[1]: https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/8273943
One of the reasons I love using Bvckup for my backups. It has this same style of interface.
This is a histrionic way of saying you've been inconvenienced.
Tim Cook: “This is how I win”
Literally everyone I knew growing up in Edinburgh dried their clothes indoors. I didn't know anyone with a tumble dryer. Everyone had ceiling mounted clothes drying rails. Nobody had dehumidifiers.

I imagine it would be a bigger problem in a well sealed building. Fortunately most of the houses in Edinburgh are very leaky.
It is a component of nvidia-container-toolkit. Take one minute to browse the Pop repository and you'll find three packaging repositories forked from NVIDIA. libnvidia-container, nvidia-container-toolkit, and nvidia-docker. Installing nvidia-docker installs support for the whole system. Now you have functioning NVIDIA support in containers.
Hydrogen is an extremely inefficient energy storage medium. We don't have massive amounts of energy to just waste away in an inefficient system. If we did, green hydrogen would have been chewing away at current hydrogen production for industrial usage (95% gray hydrogen).

You're of course free to believe that countries will build 3 times the capacity of their energy production to compensate for that inefficiency.
Yachts to Be Exempt from EU's Carbon Pricing Plan
In Haskell the compiler could know that.
And to think that Sony was once on the good side, even going to the Supreme Court to defend the VCR. But once they bought a studio, the Hollywood goons took over.
No. I live near a large onshore wind farm with 2.5MW wind turbines and go walking near them regularly. They are inaudible from more than 200m away.
Interesting: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950008234

"Liquid oxygen is [the high pressure oxidizer turbopump's] only lubricant and a poor one at that."

So it's some lubricant and I imagine also significantly a coolant.

This https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100023061 goes into a lot more detail. But exotic materials and designs bathed in LOX which provides cooling (and minimal lubrication) seems to be how the space shuttle engines achieved their long bearing lifetimes.
> most people are not sociopaths

Well, that's cringe. Is that what they broadcast in the US? I just don't see how a sane person can come to this conclusion on their own.
> Also to escape these curly braces, just put two of them in front of eachother

So that would be "Hello {{x}}!".
Nice. But remember: the cost of non attrition can be keeping idiot coworkers around. Who actively destroy work with their anti-work, and waste time with idiotic discussions.
I have no idea what you are even talking about? Underground?
>this is the sort of conversation that must be conducted very delicately,

Only because of the context.

If this were a conversation behind closed doors you could say what you wanted, people could disagree and eventually mutual understanding of people's opinions could be reached despite initial clumsy or imprecise wording.

But this is an internet conversation where if you pick the wrong words, speak too broadly or fail carpet bomb every sentence with carve outs for exceptions and special cases some jerk will swoop in and post a low effort rebuttal for the easy karma and off the rails it goes from there.
The full title is "Adolescent cannabis use and later development of schizophrenia: An updated systematic review of longitudinal studies"

They're not saying cannabis use cause schizophrenia. Their conclusion is pretty clear "Both high- and low-frequency marijuana usage were associated with a significantly increased risk of schizophrenia. The frequency of use among high- and low-frequency users is similar in both, demonstrating statistically significant increased risk in developing schizophrenia."
There is no need to undo anything. We regularly test CUDA functionality with our packaging, and it's the whole point of having the packaging in the first place. So you don't have to manually install things from a third party repository or deb.
> Our society has given up on that

That's the point when I say: "you've given up on that", meaning that some societies have moved to something else, but there are many in the world. It's important to understand that it's a choice, there's no "right way forward", it isn't evolution, just organization.

> we cannot go back to that stage

Not saying we have to, but it might happen in the future for many reasons (nuclear wars, climate collapse, worse pandemics, etc). The point above is about that, what if we find a DIFFERENT way? It's up to us.

> humanity has given up completely on being hunter-gatherers

This statement doesn't help anyone and it isn't true, there are millions of hunter gatherers, and many more that are in between that and very limited agriculture. Do not mistake the west for humanity.

P.S.: this is just food for thought, in the sense that we must be open to new ideas, even those that completely destroy our "normal" perception of the world if we really want to advance as a species.
Not tested and I have no idea what this breaks, but you could set services.settings.server to something unusable like localhost. The pref was listed here (https://remote-settings.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial-de...) in the dev environment instructions.
Pedantic note about ctrl+d: it doesn’t mean logout. It sends and EOF character.

Said EOF is honoured by your TTY, which closes the FD this ending the session.

You can see this by typing `cat -` and ending it with ctrl+d. The windows equivalent is ctrl+z.
> spending the same amount on nuclear power plant would made Germany zero emission economy.

Power generation is only a small part of Germany's emissions. Germany would still be a large CO2 source with full nuclear power generation, just like France is because of transportation, food, heating, industry, etc.
I’m fine with canals, but there must be easier places to put them then on moving water.
When I still lived in Berlin, there was a psychiatrist in my district named Totenkopf (dead head).
What kind of customers are you talking about, investors or normal people?
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That is exactly the point why dynamic factories are okay but service locator is not. A dynamic factory has a purpose and typically a base type. It is not arbitrary or superpower.
> Played games. Lots and lots of them

I spend as much time playing games now (as an adult) as another person might do watching TV or on Instagram/tabloid media, and probably 1/3 of that time is spent playing multiplayer games with friends I've had for years who live in different places that I can't just hop in the car and go visit.

My coding experience has changed though; I work in video games so I spend my day doing "creative" coding and have almost 0 interest in continuing that outside of work. Intetestingly when I was a teenager I had little to no interest in studying languages or literature; all i wanted to do was code and play games. Now that I am "forced" to code all day, I look forward to reading, watching movies and seeing shows; all the things I was forced to do as a kid for school.