skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good question. Checking the "VPC : Endpoints" part shows no endpoints toward S3, so I think I'm routing to the public endpoint?
My ask HN was specifically about the current war. I myself (and I guess many more) care very much about other causes but this is not about that.
Hawaii relies on Russian oil – but clean energy could change that
Yeah it's turning it into a tool not for developers, or for very poor developers afraid of code.

There might be a market though for people "building APIs" through no code/low code tools like zapier and ifttt. Then I suppose they can sorta test their low code contraptions with this without knowing much about coding.
Crazy as things are going I am expecting Russia to declare that as kind of allied declaration against them.
There are some small unresolved issues with line, heading and paragraph spacing too (particularly around multi-line list items here).

Which is not to be overly critical because a lot of this stuff is art more than science, and it's hard to pin down precisely what is wrong without recalculating quite a lot, but I don't think this feels quite as balanced as it could.
Very cool. I had considered something like this: install "crown moulding" a few inches shy of the ceiling and running rope lighting along where it will not be seen — but can scatter across the ceiling.
The plan is to double onshore wind, build more offshore wind, and triple solar. That can certainly offset a lot of nonrenewable production and seems entirely possible in the given time-frame.

But what gets offset? Before last week, I would've assumed coal/lignite/oil. The real development is a shift in priorities -- namely, from decreasing GHG to weaning off of Russian natgas.

What I don't quite understand is how all of this additional renewable energy production is supposed to offset natgas... electrifying the entire country's HVAC infrastructure seems like almost a bigger hurdle than increasing renewable production?
Having a slew of physical theories with profound existential ramifications to choose from, why do you think the "many-worlds interpretation" is particularly connected to secularization?
Looking at heart icon for that comment: increments++/sec
I love this. I love this person's mind. I've seen her (assuming that is the correct pronoun) stuff before, always fascinating.

And then I just discovered that for some unknown reason, this person has already blocked me on Twitter (I can recall exactly zero interactions with them, but I must have followed them already due to things like APE).

Not sure if she sees this but I'm sorry about whatever I said that I don't recall? Twitter username is same as this one here. Would love to see you in my feed again, will promise to keep big mouth shut
LLVM-MOS 6502 Toolchain Initial Release
Of course not, that is dangerous; separation of church and state. Initial settlers were the majority Puritans fleeing religious persecution from theocracy states, might as well represent them.
Neutral Swiss adopt EU sanctions against Russia in break with past
"Regulating tests of treatments: help or hindrance?"
https://en.testingtreatments.org/book/9-regulating-tests-tre...
I love listening to him but the problem is I know calorie restriction and time restricted eating is smart but I love good food more.

People don't just want to live longer. They want to basically do absolutely nothing different than what they do now and also live longer. I wish we at least would frame the problem correctly.
No one would ever see prison time for some thing like this.. ever
Agree, I'm also tired of this. Some variation of this comment has appeared on every story here related to Germany's energy situation for the last few years.
> Thursday and Friday were write-offs, I'm determined to make today different.

I feel very much the same and I wish you well.
It will be a cold war situation. If one side brings nukes to the border, the other side will do so as well. A possible deal would be something like NATO and Russia removes their nukes from border countries. And maybe make another deal to remove the amount of nuclear warheads.
Turn off all news and twitter during work hours.
Get back to it in a few days? That sounds pretty optimistic to me.
They recently announced new, brighter lights.

Re the app: then don't use it, just program the hub directly yourself - see https://developers.meethue.com/.

It all runs locally on the hub - I've set it up for auto-day/night colour switching, plus manual override via a switch. I also used a light meter to more precisely tune the colour temperature ;)
It reads like someone genuinely looking for answers, they're not trying to grab attention or make it seem like they're suffering as those in Ukraine are. It's a fairly natural reaction to be shocked enough by the war that it bleeds into other parts one's life, and I don't think we should mock anyone who's asking for help in good faith.
Ah, to the plane! Yes, of course -- just like the national identity of Hughes H-4 is Greco-Roman. :)
Yeah I thought someone was capitalizing on the trope that old folks homes are basically orgy shacks and making a Tinder competitor for the space. You get a lot of people together dormitory style that have lost their life partner already, can't get pregnant, in a lot cases take a 'well it won't last that much longer anyway' approach to STIs, and have modern access to boner pills, and you have a recipe for a lot of casual hookups.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_of_missing_out
Who “they”? Some foreign intelligence service? Sure.

Not the people calling themselves “Anonymous” on twitter.
They do not forget. They do not forgive.
In this case, the prod is posted from an account that was created a minute before.
So Long, Cloudflare, and Thanks for All the Free Tunnels
It is rational to ignore information about things we cannot affect.

Your energy is much better used in other ways.
>I assume Germany/Europe is having or will have the same housing rental/ownership price explosion as USA?

Ha, joke's on you. Home ownership in Germany (and most of the developed EU) is far more expensive than in the US when you factor median wages to median real estate prices ratio.

Americans complain a lot but real estate there is far more in reach for the average skilled worker than it is in Germany for example. The price per square foot/meter in Munich or Paris is nearly the same as in the Bay Area yet wages here are half to a quarter of that of the US workers. It's insane.

Rentals in Germany are more affordable, but that's only if you get a place in the 80 person queue who signed up for the apartment viewing within the first hour since the listing went up online. Apartment hunting in places like Germany or Sweden is a meme on its own.
Haha it does, but I think the analogy falls apart at the garlic knots. Aint going to stop a programmer from eating those.
Can you link me to when anyone on LessWrong has behaved like your "A"?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1637688/

In Time

In a future where people stop aging at 25, but are engineered to live only one more year, having the means to buy your way out of the situation is a shot at immortal youth. Here, Will Salas finds himself accused of murder and on the run with a hostage - a connection that becomes an important part of the way against the system.
We still don't have a good answer only if you refuse all the already existing answers.
Geological storage has already been studied extensively and sites are already being constructed.
It's a concept, what I mean is the goal is cool. Feeling like in a movie.
Reminded me of another:

John Chowning - FM Synthesis
If the OP is in Ukraine, it's a different story. They didn't say so, and it's unlikely. If they're in, for example, the United States, they do not need to be on high alert at the moment.
No, that is a myth which is repeated frequently. Germany is still a net exporter of electricity and all plans require to be at least neutral in production.
Of course, Germany is part of the European electricity market. This means, in day to day business, there is a lot of electricity exchange. Germany might buy nuclear power from France in the morning and France might buy German solar power over noon or wind power in the evening. How electricity is produced and distributed in Europe solely depends on the momentary balance between consumption and production. The grids are interconnected from Norway to the north and Spain and Italy to the South. Also including the UK and of course the whole central Europe.
It doesn't matter if they go encrypted it will be fairly straightforward to triangle and call down airstrikes
If Germany had funded it's military in the way a nato country should (2% of gdp per year) it would not now suddenly have to play catch up.
Russian Ruble Is Now Worth Less Than 1 U.S. Cent After Swift Bank Sanctions
Bumping can also defeat the stalebot plague. I wholeheartedly encourage bumping until stalebot is improved to either a) stop existing or b) consider emoji reactions when deciding if an issue is "stale".
Nop, it was from the first publishing of the article.
Fiddler...now owned by Telerik. Creator Erik Lawrence.
Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiddler_(software)#:~:text=Fid....
> where do all of these universes live?

If you think Max Tegmark is right, then the universe is just mathematics and space itself is a mathematical structure. Is there a limit on how many mathematical structures can exist?
I know what Fomo is, and no, it's not like that. Maybe it's more a feeling of "wanting to know first" so I can be mentally prepared when things turn to the worse. Not sure.
Switzerland says it will freeze Russian assets
Not really related other than being a different mess, but I've been running with DNSSEC enabled for a few months and it seems developer.apple.com is one of the few that fail DNSSEC validation (due to two different issues :/) and has been for a while (maybe always):

https://dnsviz.net/d/developer.apple.com/dnssec/

My favorite DNSSEC issue is that Verisign's DNSSEC checker fails DNSSEC:

https://dnsviz.net/d/dnssec-analyzer.verisignlabs.com/dnssec...

At least there is an easy solution to this mess, just remove it entirely. It is obvious that almost no one uses it.
The trade off was fossil fuels though. There aren't good answers to the problems these pose either.

I always thought the security/proliferation arguments against nuclear power were the most convincing, but in germany's case I think the alternative has been worse on this front too.
Any updates on the pitch drop experiment?
> Let me guess... Android phones aren't Linux either?

Exactly, ask the Termux guys how much fun they are having obeying to this set of API restrictions,

https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/stable_apis

Do you see any Linux APIs there? I don't.

And just for the case you are feeling clever,

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2016/06/improving-...

> or the millions of Dell/HP servers running nginx/Java/Postgres/...?

We are not speaking about servers on a thread about laptops and desktop computers.

It is quite clear that UNIX owns the server room.
> It's so cheap to make unrealistic promises to accomplish things by a date long after you are out of power.

The previous chancellor was in power for more than 16 years.
How does this compare to X1 Nano? I'd been looking for a laptop, and the Nano seemed to fit my hand like nothing else. This one feels like a modified T line or a lineage of detachables rather than X series machines, is that the case?
We will see. I did not like the GroKo either but I'm also not the biggest fan of the FDP.

We will still need some big law changes to make this happen. I don't see it happening this fast as it should be to reach a goal of 100% in 2035.
I have friends and family in Israel. I'm used to working while missiles are flying.
It's not that straightforward unfortunately. Let's leave the whole waste deposal issue aside for now, it seems to be still the case that the free market considers nuclear power plants too risky. What I mean by that is that no operator can currently afford to get private insurance for their plants, which is why plants are insured publically.

Markets are not omniscient of course, and they might be ineffective, but it's something to think about when discussing nuclear energy.
Int32 is still 2 billions though. No way it can reach the limit
Using Snort IDS Rules with NetWitness PacketDecoder
If it’s just twitter then just keep a smallish window up somewhere with whatever the most trending thing is. If there’s a word bubble that kinda thing. Anything really pressing will rise on those fast enough. Otherwise carve out time for “just work” and “breaks to see what’s going on in the world.”
The user who bumped it just created their GitHub account a couple hours ago, that person wasn't even involved in the original request.
Not gonna happen

- Law of physics
20% per day - keep it up, make your citizens happy..
Others have pointed out that anonymous have defaced Russian websites. It's hard to fake that.

It seems like you have some old ties to various groups that called themselves anonymous, and you're upset with them for some reason. But they're still doing what they can to assist. I don't think it's too productive to say they're bullshit, especially when we can see they're having an effect.
Equinor and Daimler Truck cut ties with Russia, Renault factory disruption
> Also after 40 years of nuclear plants we still have not a good answer to the waste it produces.

That waste argument is repeated over and over again and just not relevant. Even if the waste problem is as massive as politics tries to claim (it isn't), that's not relevant for keeping the reactors running or even building new ones.

The absolute volume of waste produced is so low that keeping on relying on fission isn't changing the already existing waste problem in any meaningful way especially when considering breeding type reactors that can recycle existing "waste".

The argument is nothing but anti-fission propaganda and I wish it would stop being brought up as the first line of defense all the time.
zlib by Mark Adler
As someone constantly behind on their email, I like bumps for important things.
That is truly terrible. My immediate reaction was that you should quit right away. However, I also feel that it wouldn't help your friends if your bosses give up on the project or let the company fail. Maybe you can an ask for donations to the cause or other types of support such as a guarantee that your friends will be able to keep their jobs?
Why it's best to keep software and data analysis repositories separate
Germany is Russia’s biggest gas customer. CNN has previously reported that Europe relies on Russia for around 35% of its natural gas, Germany over 50%. But with the threat of supply disruption following Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Germany along with other European countries has been looking to ramp up LNG imports.

https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-news/ukraine-russia-news-02-...
That's very cool. While searching for it, I only found an older blog post where it said that internally it can do that, but there wasn't an option yet.

For anyone else trying this, it seems like Autotools/configure doesn't like CC with arguments, creating a wrapper script works though.
This is my take as well. Plus, if you are plumbing something that deep, the odds that your design is total shit is approaching 100%.

Manual DI reveals problems like this way earlier.

DI frameworks, IMO, are some of the most useless around. Solution seeking a problem.
1 2 and 3 are distributed around the wheel, there is no "that half"
I say no. There are animals or birds that may depend on them as a food source. The next best thing to do is to find a way of ridding mossies of the malaria parasites.
Of course my moral views are affected by my culture. That is a big part of how morality works.

I encourage you to learn more about evolution. The evidence and coherency is overwhelming. “The Greatest Show on Earth” by Richard Dawkins is a very good brief overview of the evidence. It’s quite stunning.
The console is worth around $750, this would match the inflation adjusted price of home entrainment consoles for the last 40 years

If its out of the budget they’ll have to do something else, that doesn’t even need to be explained
I would be curious how the meat and dairy production depends on gas and especially coal :p.

But indeed, a lot of things have to be changed quickly to achieve the desired results, but recent events have given a lot of motivation to do so even with those, who are not so much concerned about the environment. Now even the industry is driving this, as they are impacted with high electricity prices and possible shortages.
Maybe they haven't, but OP didn't make that part of their statement, so responding as if they did is disingenuous. You seem to be going for the epic own rather than making an effort to take the hospitable interpretation of GP's statement.
Paralysis goes way back before fFukushima.

While distance can make them safer, it also makes them less efficient.

There are no standard designs for nuclear reactors yet, although this is slowly changing.

Nuclear reactors have always been run at great subsidy.

Only two MSRs have ever been built, over half a century ago and have a huge list of disadvantages. Not saying that can't be overcome, but it takes time, money, and will. There is some movement in this area.

With solar and wind making such great strides, advantages of nuclear are decreasing.
really cool site, using it over HN top now for the general side of things, is this going to be open sourced or self hostable to allow people to customize it? Wouldn't mind tossing in a few qol life fixes myself if it was hosted somewhere like sourcehut or github?
Filter has very established definition in Signal Processing, and covers things which can do a lot of things, essentially something that can manipulate how energy or power is distributed over a set of frequencies.

A common analogy is yo imagine it as an entity that can turn a block of stone to a sculpture, by removing material.
I can make most pedometers think I am walking by folding my arms so they cross my chest and then moving my lower arms in circles along the horizontal axis perpendicular to my body. I am not sure if getting 10,000 steps this way is easier or harder than walking but then again in the summer I like to get up at sunrise and got walk six miles, then walk another six miles before sunset.
It's an addiction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomscrolling
Wind generation slumped 30% in 2021 due to the minor detail of the wind being unpredictable and unreliable and they had to make up for the deficit through hydrocarbon. Sure, saying "gas" which is more peaker power plants instead of "coal" which helps baseload generation may be wrong, but let's not ignore the reality that wind experienced rare seasonal lows and the only replacement was burning more coal than ever.

https://www.windpowermonthly.com/article/1737041/wind-genera...

https://www.dw.com/en/germany-coal-tops-wind-as-primary-elec...

The reality of relying on things like wind is that you have to either over-produce, or have a backup, and the backup is usually coal.

If Nuclear plants had not been unnecessarily shuttered, Germany would be more prepared to weather the weather, instead of increasing coal burning significantly.
Your last point surprises me. Aren't they one of the few remaining "Nth generation" fighter supply countries? I get they won't have all the bells and whistles of the US, but surely they have approximations of JDAM-type munitions, certainly laser guided bombs? That's 1990s tech for the US.

Russia should have a "modern air force" for some approximation of "modern". If they don't, well, this is a bizarre offensive.

I've read that Putin looks like he's aged 10 years in the last year or so, and people speculating he has cancer. This offensive seems poorly timed, rushed, and foolish. Like a dying autocrat's last stab.
In 2020 RT renamed its section 'Russia' into 'Russia and Former Soviet Union'
Somewhere between 15 August 2020 and 24 August 2020 RT changed its section 'Russia' into 'Russia & Former Soviet Union'. During the time Navalny when was poisoned.

https://web.archive.org/web/20200815112942/https://www.rt.com/russia/

https://web.archive.org/web/20200824084014/https://www.rt.com/russia/
Oh come on. MAD is a well-understood notion, and has been since the cold war. If the various Soviet leaders weren't insane enough to initiate it, why would Putin? Nobody wants nuclear war. It's a bluff.
Mojang was formed relatively early on in the development of Minecraft and had a small team (and outsourced dev for other platforms) for quite a lot of it's development and obviously now is a behemoth.
For real. If the airline industry had behaved like the nuclear industry we wouldn't be flying planes today

Also, in typical governmental fashion (see: rocket building before SpaceX) power plants were optimized for (size???) instead of safety, cost and time to build.

Things you don't have to optimize for: efficiency

Make it fast to build and in self-contained modules (economies of scale). Make it failsafe (even if it costs efficiency)
We have known this for so long now.
The problem is that is not the answer people want.

People want the holy grail, literally. Eat pizza, drink beer while sitting playing video games and take a magic pill that makes you young again.
to be clear: I've been "working" 40+ hours. But tried to keep 16hours "for myself": Hours in which I work on personal projects, on private customers (freelance, consultancy etc) and open source.

So I mostly had upwards of 24 and at most 32 hour employment contracts.
GP's writing is as you describe it, but the idea was quite clear. Right or not, I've no idea, but GP's meaning was clear. I thought it was insightful, in fact -- again, I don't know if it's remotely correct, but it's a possibility I hadn't considered, and that makes it interesting.
I'm struggling with this too. I find that on any given day, once the "seal is opened" on the news, so to speak, it's very hard to close it. As soon as I start reading and doomscrolling, it becomes an incredible compulsion that's hard to break myself away from. But if I can just pull myself away from it for about an hour, the compulsion starts to fade. So I'm trying to restrict my news reading to 15-30 minutes once per day. That fulfills the urge to "be informed", while not endlessly scrolling through millions of uninformed opinions.
These things can all be true at the same time:
No Germany back in the 90s was world leading in renewable energies.

World best solar panels but yeah for some reason they solid it to other countries or companies.

So no fossil was not the only way of going forward and it still isn't
How did you keep your focus on working for the last several years, while the war has been raging in Yemen? Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in Yemen, with a millions displaced and starved to death - many orders of magnitude greater than the death and suffering that has taken place in Ukraine.

Unfortunately it is because "new sources" generate your outrage and decide what you are going to focus on. This is not to say what's happening in Ukraine isn't a tragedy or that we all shouldn't be concerned, but it is to say that there are tragedies and wars raging around the world all the time that are far worse than what is happening in Ukraine today. Many are familiar with Chomsky's "Manufacturing Consent" which details exactly this issue. If you are obsessed with Russia's war on Ukraine and barely give a passing thought to the much more deadly and horrific Saudi/US war on Yemen you ought to consider why exactly that is.