skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ball Aerospace, the manufacturer of the actual JWST actuators, traces its history to the Ball Corporation, of Ball Jar fame, which had relocated its manufacturing operations from Buffalo, NY, to Muncie, IN, following cheap fuel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_Corporation

That move was made on account of the Indian Gas Boom, which ran from the 1880s through the early 20th century, when it was discovered that there were large reserves of readily-accessible natural gas to be found in Indiana in field generally centered around Muncie.

As with other natural resource extraction booms before and since, proponents argued that the resources were inexhaustible, that prospectors had freedom to use or waste the resource in any way they saw fit --- large natural torches called flambeaux were a frequent sight. Over 90% of the gas was ultimately wasted, vented to the atmosphere.

The boom died out in the first decade of the 20th century.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_gas_boom
> See, for example, the history of San Francisco

SF has notoriously strict zoning.
OVH provides email service for 4$/month: https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/emails/

The first mail client setup is not obvious though
Earth-sized exoplanet in habitable region of nearby star
The 3D printable, open-source, case that allows you to use the mainboard as a standalone computer is such a nice touch! https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/Mainboard/tree/main/Mec...
This is overtly political and has nothing to do with being "nice" or "empathetic". The corporations have inadvertently made an arrangement with critical theory leftists to transform society into a capitalist monopoly on top, and socialism on the bottom. That's the deal.

It's been dubbed "Woke Capitalism" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vog7Wn1WGRM), where the managerial class has reached a compromise in which they get to keep and - through being appointed as stewards of the political movement - gain power, while activists of the movement get the transformation they demand.

This particular warning in Google Docs is just that. It's Google managing the changes in society that certain activists want, in order to maintain corporate power. Changes like this will keep being added (as we should know by now) while our social structures change into something comparable to a social credit system. These changes are promoted by manufactured social pressures and financial incentives from large investment banks and so are implemented by any company that wishes to grow while under public scrutiny.

Discussions about this have been like groundhog day since 2015, no one seems to be able to get past the surface level of what is probably the greatest transformation of any society since the 1930's, and it's astonishing. It's a gradual escalation of demands from woke activists, backed by the behemoth corporations and banks, then adopted by governments.

For anyone who wants to help others, or to resolve injustices in our society, having true empathy for the plight of those oppressed and wanting to solve social problems: you know this is bullshit. Even for the activists this isn't about actually helping anyone, it's about pushing us into accepting a shuffling of hierarchies, of which they didn't bother to iron out the injustices.
I bought a couple of Virtual Console games on the Wii. Those same games were transferred to my Wii U system with an SD card. The same games are now included on the Nintendo Switch Online service and many others too.
$400 for a powerful SBC with consumer-level support and drivers is a pretty great price.
I have little sympathy for people that are "forced" to sell their homes for a large capital gain. They can move to where it's cheap and live large. Maybe my perspective as an immigrant is unusual, but I'm a big fan of the freedom to migrate. That includes the freedom to buy housing at market price.
Right, if that is the reason they're gonna skip over me, fuck em. Their loss.
Images are enough for experts. Other people need explanation and more deep information.

For example, shown GAZ-53 is very old design, approximately early 1960s. Old American trucks also considered ineffective for modern standards.

Sure, it is not normal, that country positioning itself as modern and superpower, using so old technology.

And also important thing, they don't relay on import to withstand potential war, but the cost is old technologies usage.

Some experts think, this is smart, and why their GDP is not fall much considering sanctions.
We're pulling the plug this month!

At this point, there are enough shows that we spend most of our evenings catching up on past shows that have withstood some sense of time. I think the constant barrage of new and low-quality content is a problem for all the streaming platforms, but Netflix is the worst offender. Just a non-stop endless shotgun of content that Netflix can't even bother to care about.
Yes I do.

And the weasel words don’t help here. Once the damage is done, a retraction cannot undo it.

Wen Ho Lee was in solitary confinement for nine months under threat of possible execution for things he did not do based in large part on drama whipped up (and never fully retracted imho, not that that matters one fucking bit for the nine months and other impacts on him and his family) by the early NYT reporting on his case.
You can turn it off, but would you. Would you risk turning it off at work where everyone else that looks at your doc sees the purple and you never even got a heads up.
Can it be used as a single board computer like a latte panda or raspberry pi, once you supply thing like memory.
Hm yes. I also played with a few a examples.
I have to admit, the order seems to only be really irrelevant when averaging rotations around one axis to avoid triangles. Thanks for pointing out.
For averaging rotations that are similar the differences are tiny, but still. What a bummer.
I'm pretty sure the vast majority of these plugins are open source, no?
Don't think you're "missing" anything.

I signed up for awhile and watched stuff like Ted Lasso and Foundation and it was good and then I cancelled.

I'll probably sign up again next winter to watch whatever new content they've got (and rewatch Lasso) and then probably cancel again.

It isn't a marriage, you can bounce in and out of it. Play the field.
This looks absolutely incredible, and given the supply issues with Intel's NUCs, couldn't have come at a better time!

Do you have an estimate of when the Framework Marketplace will be available for UK customers? Currently Marketplace links redirect to the UK homepage, and is only accessible after manually selecting "United States" as a country.
I think "slippery slope" concerns should not be dismissed so quickly when it comes to the behavior of highly motivated activists.
I'm happily using migadu. 80$ /year for infinite own domains and accounts. Email setup was very easy as they give you all the records to enter or you can even make migadu manage your records.
Are you advancing that the Inuit population is majoritarily liberals?

There is more than one country in this word. Not everything is about the American political dichotomy.

Professional editors already do the work that is provided by this feature, they simply use dictionaries and their professional experience instead. Now even the writer is able to see and adapt the text as they write, which results in more natural texts.

This is just what those features are, a replacement for an editor. And like of a human editor that sends back a text with lines under words and comments in the margins you can simply ignore it.

Edit:

As per your edit, I would recommend you leave your house, drive north and ask. I can assure you that people want to use the names of their people and not an arbitrary word that has been pushed on them by strangers.

A way to explain it that I have used before is to compare it with people who call Americans "Burgers".

Sure, most people don't mind it. You chuckle, roll you eyes and continue with your day. But if from now on all official texts no longer had "Americans" in it but "Burgers", you can be sure there would be anger.

Especially if when people said "We were called Americans before and never stopped calling ourselves as such" they were answered with "No one actually cares about this, I have called you Burgers for decades. Don't get mad, that's just how we call you over here."
Does the mainboard require the keyboard and screen modules to function?

Or could one fully use it "standalone" providing they supply their own usb-c power, memory, storage + external keyboard+monitor?

edit - looks like it can. the 3d printable case is slick, wish it was sold in the store: https://frame.work/blog/mainboard-availability-and-open-sour...
Judging by the prices of the individual drugs in this combination therapy, it’s likely priced in the affordable ballpark of $400,000 per year. Happy breathing!
The counterpoint is that variable-length decoding introduces sequential dependence in the decoding, i.e. you don’t know where instruction 2 starts until you’ve decoded instruction 1. This probably limits how many decoders you can have. If you know all your instructions are 4B you can basically decode as many as you want in parallel.
Intel and AMD CPUs have micro op caches for tight loops.
Principled, explicit handling of various function colours.

If implemented like Fantasyland, probably a terrible idea.
Is the suggestion there actually complaining about landlord being a gendered word? I didn’t even realise that people thought landlord was gendered although I know landlady is a word. Often a landlord is a company, for example.

But if you actually look at the suggestions, aren’t they sometimes better in the sense of being more precise? Proprietor works better for describing a pub landlord, for example, as many pubs are being managed by people who rent the building, landlord could confusingly either refer to the person running the business or to the company owning the building, though I guess to some extent proprietor has that problem too. If you’re talking about a rental property instead, landlord is probably more precise because eg your landlord might own a lease and be subletting rather than owning the property itself.
Or for that matter, high end ARM chips :)
Netflix sucks. I just cancelled my account few days ago.
Maybe i am alone with my kloc+ .emacs.d with multiple patched functions but this website seems to miss the whole point of configuring emacs to me.
We have so many organizations but in the last 2 decades nobody has thought of creating colloborative legal fund and insurance system to combat and in many cases enforce licensing violation.

Open source projects should have a kind of union of their own. Then again I wonder if it would ever be possible because corporate money has became a key donation source and in many cases many OS projects themselves have become corporatized.
> - at least one main character is gay, queer, or trans, even if the story doesn't make sense. I live in an ultra blue city and the population here is not as LGBT as Netflix plots are. I don't really care that there are LGBT characters but when you shove it into every story plot it gets old.

The population where you are is likely just as LGBT but more in the closet.
The Amp javascript can be self-hosted [1] away from Amp's servers, there's even a framework demonstrating how to do it [2].

The only difference is that it doesn't pass Amp validator, which is necessary for the Bing search result icon. Developers have requested the feature for the Amp validator to include self hosting but it hasn't been added yet (or have any plans to AFAIK).

[1] https://gist.github.com/mdmower/b56e94f0dc36beafb825b0c5e31f...

[2] https://github.com/mdmower/amp-self-host-demo
Are there any places that have these kinds of housing pressure where there are a significant number of free acres of land in town?

(I say this sitting in the middle of the LA metropolis between two almost undeveloped hillsides of ~10 acres each, haha; and a thousand more people in this neighborhood would be significant for us (maybe? dunno the actual pop count) but nothing to LA as a whole, AFAIK)
Give (Plex alternative) Jellyfin a go as well!
That’s not the fault of the left, that’s because of consumerism, capitalism and a general drift away from religion generally or more purist interpretations of religion specifically.

Look at how Christianity itself is practiced by many of its adherents and compare that against the actual teachings of Jesus Christ. There is very little overlap there. Materialism is just one glaring example. The so-called followers of Christ are hardly following in his footsteps, and that is certainly not the fault of the left.
Sci-fi in books is doing quite well! Between Isaac Asimov and Alastair Reynolds there are 7 decades of high quality sci-fi.
this was us!
And how do you define "diversity"? Through externally presenting traits? Through who and how people decide to have sex? Much of diversity efforts seem to focus on these things instead of actual diversity of thought and experience.

You might have three "white guys" and one grew up in poverty in the US south and made his way out of it, one who was born in a tiny town in eastern europe, and one who grew up in a middle class family in the SF bay area. But there are many people, if seeing those three guys in a photo, would make some snarky comment about "tech bros" or "white dudes" and completely discount the fact that they are three unique people that have grown up with completely different backgrounds and come with completely different experiences and approaches to life.

Most, if not all, diversity efforts I have come across, including where I currently work, focus exclusively on externally presenting traits like race and gender, with the explicit goals of reducing the numbers of white men in category.
what does functional safety mean in the context you are talking about? like fighter jets? or what?
It should up to a point. A lot of high paying tech jobs are in regulated industries that sometimes have hard restrictions on who they're allowed to employ. For example, I know someone who works at Oracle Cloud and works on projects for the US DoD. For these projects Oracle is required to employ US citizens, perform background checks, and in some cases ensure those workers have clearance to work with classified information.

I suspect there are other high paying jobs/markets with similar restrictions. It'll be interesting to see how the dust settles over the next few years as geographical location within a country and without impacts the labor market.
It’s been a long time since I used SQL Server so I don’t know that upgrade process well (I’m willing to believe it’s smoother though, especially wrt to replication / failover).

Keep in mind that they’re upgrading from a database version that’s almost 6 years old. Postgres has improved a lot in the last 5 major versions since then.

Another thing here is that I’m pretty sure they could have just done the in-place upgrade and it would have been fine. I’ve run pg_upgrade myself for a bunch of major versions now and it’s easy and doesn’t require dumping / restoring anything. Maybe there’s something else going on that I’m missing though.

What setup are you running with sql server to have it automatically failover? Is it a multi master configuration or are the additional nodes just read replicas?

These days Postgres actually allows logical replication so your servers can be running different versions at the same time, which allows for much smoother upgrades (haven’t tried that myself yet, don’t quote me on it!)
They can't do it. Most of the games in their console libraries aren't theirs, they belong to third parties. They can't even offer it for purchase. I've been wanting to buy the older Ace Combat games on PlayStation for years but they never come due to idiotic licensing issues nobody cares about.

Copyright industry will always defeat itself. Anything short of everything humanity ever created in one place fails to compete with copyright infringement.
Yes, and they open-sourced a 3D-printable case just for that purpose :) https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/Mainboard/tree/main/Mec...
I have also used Jama in a couple of companies. One for medical devices and one doing avionics.
My experience is that it's quite similar to Jira in that if it's set up well it can work really well. If it's set up poorly it is a massive pain.
Tea o'clock.

Or more generally with any noun, X o'clock, the time for X.
I think we had this discussion a year or two ago, but personally I find the guideline algorithm to be boring. It's definitely more oriented to PVP Tetris. Something like TGM would be boring if you can just execute builds instead of preparing your stack and play for just about anything.

It's true that there's a lot of different builds (I'm personally more partial to the albatross special than DT cannons) and builds are not only related to what you can build, also how you should respond to your opponent. Like, is the game even fun when you're just spamming t-spins with Tafokint's T-spin factory?

I'm a pretty highly ranked Tetris player, top ten in Finland in T99, Tetr.io and Puyo Puyo Tetris and somewhere in the top 100 as well, and in reality I think fancier builds like DT-cannons are too fragile and reliant on a clean-ish stack that they're not even viable in high level play. If you take ten seconds to set up a tetris or 15 seconds for a triple T-spin then you're gonna get spammed to death before you can reply with your fancy build.

In modern PVP Tetris I think there's only three tactics. If you're not too technical, you need be fast at tetrises and hope you can outpace your opponent.

If you're slower, you have to deal more damage in the same time or less = T-spins for double damage. It took me a year of practicing to intuitively start leaving t-spin doubles in more unconventional setups. There's the risk of being outpaced and spammed but the double damage mitigates it a bit.

Third option is comboing. I think it's the hardest to pull off but it's also the most effective. With a three wide hole it's fairly easy to get a combo going but there's always a huge risk of topping out by a badly timed attack from the opponent. Four wide is harder to keep going but it's safer.

Depending on the game and network code, combo builds can be game breaking and actually stagger the enemy so that they can't even reply to your attacks. It is however the least effective build in terms of how many pieces you need and the return damage for each clear and there's the most unknowns in how you're supposed to stack.

But to sum up in short, I don't think "builds" per se are the way to go in PVP. The "stack, attack and reply" formula simply leaves too large holes for your opponent to attack and it's not variable enough. Seeing parts of builds as patterns, like using a roof on a T-shaped hole to build a triple T-spin is useful if you can figure it out whilst clearing garbage and keeping a constant battering on your enemy going.

Personally, I think TTC forcing guidelines on single player games is boring. TGM TAP+ was the pinnacle in terms of game behavior and algorithms, IMO holds and the floor kicks in Terror Instinct made everything a bit too easy and all the difficulty comes from being ridiculously fast instead of being super meticulous and eloquent in your stacking.
Most of the people being forced out are renters.
"We designed the Mainboard from the start as a standalone module to make upgrades easy in the Framework Laptop and to also work great as a high-performance single board computer"
Torrent. Good private trackers have almost everything and you don't need Netlifx's AI (or Amazon, Hulu, Apple etc.) to tell you what to watch

If I really like a movie I watch it in the cinema
I agree that sometimes a landlord might be subletting something and therefore they might not own it, but what you write is mostly ridiculous: if a landlord owns the property, they are the property owner.
well at the very least the companies in question actually reside in the jurisdiction in which they serve and are thus at least in some form accountable to the people and hopefully share some values.

Being German I'm kind of tired of the fact that American social media sites have for some reason exported QAnon protests to our cities while women get banned for showing a nipple.
Lately: max-width: 1200px; width: 100%;
Never a more click-baity lede hath existed....
You raise a good point that there are still real problems that need fixing. But I don't think google docs snarking at me about capitalizing black or eschewing the gender-neutral masculine will help that.
Source for these industries with a bunch of black former programmers?
Suppliers will build more until the market clears. If prices are rising, that's a signal to suppliers to keep building. They won't stop until prices fall.
You knew someone was going to point this out. We get that this makes my point even stronger, right? :)
rqlite author here, happy to answer any questions. Many thanks to Nienke Eijsvogel, Ruben van Baarle and Daan de Graaf for executing this testing.

https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite
I already know I'm off my rocker (and my lawn with that phrasing) but I really wish the browser supported Python as a language instead of Javascript. I can pickle Python, send it to a client, and run it. Combine that with everything else Python 3 has brought to the table and I'd have a language that runs client side that I can depend on and that I love.
How odd...

There's a housing crisis in Canada, and Australia, both vast countries. Oh, and also the US coasts, and well actually in the Midwest prices also doubled. And the whole of Europe, including low density eastern Europe.

...and still, surely the problem for all of this must be in some local zoning law, or "foreign investors". If only we tweak a little tax or policy here and there and defeat the boogeyman "NIMBY" all of this goes away.

Except that it won't. You cannot keep adding boat loads of people to a tiny 5% "hot" area of any of these countries and think it will fit. Any amount of (typically small) new supply is immediately in use, and what about next year? And the year after?
And even CSS resets are getting close to zero these days.
Ah yes - Squid Game, Witcher, Stranger Things. All notable for meig 'feminist trash'. I think the chip on your shoulder is showing.
Interesting, though I am citing the AMP spec, and it does say MUST. I'm curious if Google would put a self-hosted AMP page, for example, in their carousel. I think it probably can't.
I threw down the money for Plex lifetime pass after repeatedly keying in movies and shows on Netflix search, and not finding them. New stuff, classic stuff, it didn't matter. Always just some offbrand substitute junk coming up. Their catalog is very poor now, even compared to just a few years ago.

I'm not playing the game of subscribing to different services just to get particular content, because I don't watch things often enough to justify the effort or cost. Plus this way all my physical media comes into the same library as rips, and PlexAmp is a pretty good music player, too.
> Some exceptions will be made for permanent residents

With how easy it is to get a permanent residency while on visa in Canada, this is a fair way to keep immigrants happy.

> Some exceptions will be made for foreign students.

Isn't 'Chinese investors buying canadian property and enrolling their children in schools there' why vancouver's housing market is broken. Allowing foreign students to buy houses will let the big loophole continue as is.
No no, they just haven't been convinced that they're part of the "community" yet.
We're currently setting up the logistics infrastructure for the Marketplace for UK and EU. We'll have waitlist functionality open sooner so that you can at least browse the product catalog though.
If you've got a straightforward solution, implement it and make several billion dollars. I'm not being glib.