skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Space flight undeniably was a mythology. I would say however that if space flight was the mythology of this age, this age is rapidly coming to an end. There was some renewed "mainstream" interest a few years ago around Mars colonization (remember Mars One, which rapidly fell apart after seeing some hype in the early 2010s) and astronomical discoveries and accomplishments (like the first picture of a black hole) still generate some buzz every now and then but it's hardly a mass movement anymore and hasn't been for years. Even pre-pandemic it felt like it was already largely fizzling out.

To me it feels like the "new space age" has been ending since at least the mid-2010s. Note how Trump's Space Force was largely met with ridicule, public awareness of SpaceX petered out as it went from experimental to production, and more recently Putin's threat to pull out of the ISS largely didn't have any impact beyond worries about where it might crash if it did.

The question is what the next mythology will be (or already is). Since the 2010s we've seen instability in the EU, a rise of the far right in Western nations and Christian conservatism in the US, conspiracy groups like QAnon (or its equivalents, often tied to Covid denialism) entering the mainstream, a global pandemic being mostly allowed to run its course, the catastrophic end (for now) of the American forever war in the Middle East and multiple supply chain disruptions. Where do we imagine ourselves going from here?
"agreeing is way more efficient"

Then it's not trustless is it?
A painful data loss on my journaled HFS formatted flash drive reminded me how you shouldn't believe the crash safe promise.

Especially when it crashes during a recovery or when there is encryption involved.
The article title is misleading, but it does mention in the body of the story that:

"The reasons for the disconnection are not clear, as Yandex is not currently on sanctions lists, but its news and blogging services, as well as a senior executive, have been criticized for spreading Russian propaganda"
MacOS also has shitty rendering on sub-200 DPI since Mojave, as they did the same thing — kill off subpixel antialiasing:

https://twitter.com/tapbot_paul/status/1004361530018852864
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It's very much on purpose, just like default maps being unordered. People should not rely on the ordering as it breaks the semantics of these features according to Go. It fits the Go philosophy well.
Good luck trying to reallocate space from motor transport to greenery. Few things have mobilised a loud minority quite like it in London.
Why would they need to be professional? It's an open source hobby project. People are allowed to code for fun.
Its not even consistent either. One local supermarket uses periods, the other uses commas. My banking app uses periods, but MobilePay uses commas.
No PoW is done so that the blockchain can be trustless. That is a valuable property. No other system has that property.
What sins other than original sin is this generation so undeserving of a mythos. Sad.
I worked 19 years at one company - Covid got me.
The thing booted with a base GUI a year ago.

If it can handle even a basic task, such as a simple ereader, so many hackers could buy it, use it, and also improve it.

They aren't even taking orders yet.

Should I ... what?

Anyhow, I agree with youe general statement, just not about this paricular device.
World Press Freedom Index 2022
Godot is cool, but it's still an order of magnitude more complicated to make something than 3DMM, at least in the little bit of Godot that I've played with.

You can be "productive" with 3DMM in a matter of minutes, vs the few hours it takes for Godot. Of course, Godot is infinitely more capable than 3DMM, so it's sort of apples and oranges.
Critical vulnerabilities found in 'millions of Aruba and Avaya switches'
No wonder people hate email when it comes with an interface like this.
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It used to be a big thing for SEO/spammers to republish their guides anew every time there was a newly released Linux distribution.

You could see this in titles like:

* How to install mysql on Dapper Drake

* How to install mysql on Edgy Eft

* etc.

I guess a similar thing here, people will search for Pi-device guides because they've learned such things exist.
I'm torn. Is it cool - or not - to comment on this?

As long os it is...

‘We can actually do whatever we want and be just as successful..."

Regardless of age / generation, you can't simply speak successs. By definition, that's not how it works. It is a result. A result of decisions and actions. It's not an oversimplify social media post.

This statement makes an assumption, and a false one at that. This is probably uncool to say but there's more to success than proclaiming a particular emoji is out of style.

Sure. Rules are made to be broken. Of course. But let's not be so shallow as to overvalue skinny jeans, or any decision associated with them.

Or maybe The Onion has a guest post on NYT?
Someone attacked Dave Chappelle in the middle of his performance in Los Angeles
Although the part where non-Jewish poles were in concentration camps, while true, also led to them being forced to participate in the genocide, which still was primarily directed at Jews, while everyone else was doing (mostly) forced labor. The conditions in the forced Labour camps were obviously horrible and children especially routinely starved while in captivity with their mothers.

All 6 siblings of my partner’s grandmother were killed on arrival in Ausschwitz, as were her parents. She was spared by Mengele and subjected to experiments.

Ultimately weighing atrocities against each other is not super productive. But the myth of a “clean Wehrmacht” had been so persistent and convenient that it took decades to root out in German main stream opinion.
> My cousin George

List of Wells Fargo presidents

- Ransom M. Cook, 1962-1964
- H. Stephen Chase, 1964-1966
- Richard P. Cooley, 1966-1978
- Carl E. Reichardt, 1978-1984
- Paul Hazen, 1984-1995, 1997-1998
- Richard Kovacevich, 1998-2007
- John Stumpf, 2007-2016
- Timothy J. Sloan, 2016-2019
- C. Allen Parker (Interim), 2019-2019
- Charles Scharf, 2019-present

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wells_Fargo_presidents
Ubisoft - just(disclaimer) keep in mind that we have studios in (almost) every European country and all of them can approach this differently. Here in UK the policy is what I explained above.
There are many "cryptocurrencies" that have vastly more number of transactions than visa. They aren't being bought at the same rate and therefore don't have the same market cap as Bitcoin. The market has chosen Bitcoin as their favorite, because it aligns with the wants of the free market. The free market wants secure distributed and _trustless_ store of value. That's the thing that Bitcoin does better than anything.

Also you can transfer any amount in a single transaction, so the transaction value throughput in Bitcoin is still infinite. This makes Bitcoin useful as a secure settlement layer for other systems.
Hacking the Original Zelda ROM (2015) [video]
Definitely not EA then - off all the good places to work at it must be Bethesda.
Napoleon died in 1821. For French ambitions on German territory alone there was the Rhine crisis of 1840 [1], the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 [2], followed by French Revanchism [3] over the loss of Alsace-Lorraine, which they regained in WWI with the Treaty of Versailles. In 1923 there was the Occupation of the Ruhr [4]. Then in the aftermath of WWII France tried to take the Saar Protectorate, but with the EU slowly taking shape with the formation of the ECSC and the EEC instead a referendum happened and the territory went back to Germany.

Maybe notions of owning all of Europe ceased with Napoleon, but France trying to extend its borders Eastwards was happening right until the EU took shape.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhine_crisis

2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Prussian_War

3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revanchism

4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_the_Ruhr

5: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saar_Protectorate
To be honest I've seen more people complain about Rust Community being full of crusaders than the calls to RIIR. I've seen like 2-3 calls on Github, while any Rust adjacent thread compalins about Rust crusaders.
Unfortunately because their Google Authenticator app refuses to backup half of the codes they have to make sure there is an escape hatch if you lose your phone.
You can commit lines > 80 characters in all languages.

You just have to convince your reviewer it makes sense in that particular case. The more obvious it is, the easier it will be.
You're not diversifying your risks by putting all your money in the US.

Try doing something abroad, like starting a business elsewhere, opening a bank account, investing abroad, and tell us how it goes.
I consider them essential.
So have you heard of JQuery Plus ???.
We can better maintain mountains and forests by having dense living areas for most people. There should be good public transport links from these areas to national parks. The enemy of wilderness is not urbanists, it’s suburban sprawl.
Many people don't have gigabit connections and the longer a download takes, the more likely it is to fail or users are to get bored and give up.
India’s Heatwaves Are Testing the Limits of Human Survival
Every (active) Matrix user in a bridged room (or portal) has a corresponsing user/connection on IRC. That is, if you join a bridged Matrix room as @charcircuit:example.com, the appservice responsible for bridging said room to IRC will open a connection with NICK/USER charcircuit to IRC (if not open already).

Effectively, appservice-irc is a multi tenant IRC client.
https://archive.ph/2gH4r
I played some AD&D and up through 3.5, GURPS, and TMNT RPG (yes, it was a thing^) in my teens and 20s. I ended up playing solo quite often. In my experience, solo play was for me like brainstorming for writing fiction (kind of like the fictional journal from TFA). It turned out that I also liked writing fiction, so solo RPG was pretty fun for me in a sort of way. I did like playing with others better, most of the time.

I wasn't a loner or nerdy or anything. Solitaire is not just for loners, after all. I just liked rolling solo sometimes.

^ https://screenrant.com/tmnt-tabletop-rpg-bizarre-game-wrong-...
Because people have to live somewhere.
yeah be careful if you need to write some financial code :)
Java is a similarly small language, with perhaps even less of a learning curve.
this:

> I can still blame the author for the arguments on here when they saw the existing discourse and decided to write follow up pieces of equally antagonistic tones.

seems very victim blaming to me.

Amos’ articles are opinionated, well written & amusing rants. If a bunch of immature Go programmers can’t take a spot of criticism directed at their favourite language then that says a lot more about them than it does about anyone else.
How to Contribute to the OpenBSD Project
`title: php` doesn't work as expected (it includes all URLs that contain both "title" and "php") and the "title:" filter is not documented in the page you linked.
Reminds me of the eternal sage of the Duke Nukem follow up.

First their own 3D engine - then a version of the Doom engine which they needed to "improve" - then Unreal - then by the time the game was close to done Unreal shipped a major upgrade which they needed to "upgrade" to.
https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/p...
Tried Lit and StencilJS.

They are both forcing the usage of custom events to dispatch functions and share data between components. It's horribly unergonomic. Using the DOM with event bubbling and capturing feels really bad.

Orchestrating rendering is a mess.

The Shadow DOM and templates don't really solve any issues that aren't already solved with things like CSS modules for style scoping and even using element cloning is faster than templating.

The only thing they have going for it is that they're a nice way to share 3rd party components as an alternative to iframes or JS library API which targets a DOM node with a parameter.

And you can use any small framework like Preact, Svelte or SolidJS and wrap it with a web component.
Behind the Mac: Skywalker Sound – Apple
No need to complicate things with obscure units.

You have: 40 MW/30% / (10722.2 W*hr/L)
You want: L/hr
40 MW/30% / (10722.2 W*hr/L) = 12435.259 L/hr
Can confirm Dave is a wonderful person, and both jambonz (the CPaaS) and drachtio (the underlying voice middleware stack) are fantastic.

We use the commercially and would highly enourage those to do to github sponsor or contact Dave directly to support development.
Amazon ION perhaps?

https://amzn.github.io/ion-docs/guides/cookbook.html#convert...

As for why, the rationale is that tabular data often needs more than the things that the article decries (e.g. efficient parsing / processing of partial records, sparse values, richly typed values, flexibility of schema evolution (i.e. not having to assume specific columns upfront)...
Ask HN: What software/program annoys you?
A program that you must work with but is painful to use?

Maybe a program that couldn't be uninstalled properly?

Bad user interface?

A overall good program but a niche feature that you need isn't developed properly?
How much unhappier?
Before people get too excited...

I've examined a number of phds on this topic as a relative outsider to the field and have been pretty unimpressed by the claims of env-psych on green/bluespace. The methods used to unpack confounding by class/wealth are pretty minimal and, although lip service is occasionally paid to this in discussions sections after reviewers require it, nobody in the field seems to take it seriously. The effects are an order of magnitude smaller than those of social class. The real story here is 'don't be poor' rather than 'get outdoors more'.
Elizabeth line to open on 24 May 2022
I mean, it's fast, that's all it claims to be really.

The UI is nothing that can't be fixed with an admittedly large amount of CSS tweaks :)
Employees at another Apple store are unionizing, this time in Maryland
Me neither. I never actually published anything, so that might be the reason.
These heatwaves also will test the human limits in all the world, because they can generate new virus, change the animals behaviors, change the cultivations, etc…
FYI FWIW: brew install sqldiff
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Please correct the title. It's "advice", not "advises".

Advise is a verb. It reads as if an organization called "Practical" is advising on something.

Edit: advice, no need for plural as in advices
I feel there's a comment on venture capital somewhere in this post.. :)
Sigstore and cosign are so simple to use. I setup all the containers I maintain to be signed (This is done within the Github Action).

https://github.com/chimbosonic/hagrid-container
The existence of "best practices" that are so detailed can become a real pain at times. While they provide a good checklist of potential issue to take care with, there are plenty of cases where a specific situations would be greatly improved by some changes (while still addressing the checklist) but the mid-experience developers will dogmatically drag down any architecture into the same rigid structure.

I honestly don't know how so often now smart and somewhat experienced people don't have any confidence in their abilities over some random list on the internet, especially since when I forced them to think for themselves they do come up with improved approaches.
I see first comment there:

> Made for "Lower Power" a.k.a BGA trash. Sadly that's where the money is, because so many people simply do not care to buy PC for longevity they all want the castrated performance for the little convenience it has and Apple consumers being even worst accepting Soldered SSDs, RAM and everything irreparable garbage.

Why people are still so misinformed? Desoldering and soldering BGA is fairly easy and equipment to do that is accessible (you can get a rework station for less than £100 today).
You will find this book very helpful - Why We Do What We Do: Understanding Self-Motivation by Edward Deci.
I like the tone. But what the author describes as potentially world changing enablers is not triple entry blogging, but open standards, open APIs and (very) easy to use distributed nodes in some Form of mesh that uses these open standards to build cool stuff on top of this networked open standards based mesh.

I just sadly doubt that most people outside a very specific bubble would want to have their own node in said network. Even without the need to care for it, think about hosting and so on.

Most people are fine with using "rented real estate" on a centralized platform. It doesn't cost them time, nor money (advertising and data collection as revenue streams). They connect with people (social networks) or use a service (Goodreads) to achieve some form of goal.

Why would say add any friction for themselves? Any complexity above that?

A much as I would love to have these decentralized open networks, I will miss them in the future. Sadly it seems that central platforms have won.
Could be a good idea theoretically, but then I fear that the governments will rise the taxes of citizens to pay for “Twitter accounts”, or disable the accounts that can be helpful for lots of citizens.

But maybe could also clean some Twitter gov accounts that are redundant or useless.
Its non deterministic on purpose because thats how its required to be to fit the model of CSP (communicating sequential processes)
At least they started accepting epub so it's not that bad. Before that I had to convert them to mini beforehand, epub is more popular format anyway.
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I read this back then, and still remember it - an interesting piece, making you "think different".

In case someone wants to search for more recent stuff, the author changed name later: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valerie_Aurora
Innovate, Inspire, Ignite Creativity. – The Bob Moog Foundation
There's a period of history where there's a spotlight on something for some reason. You can think of many reasons that might be.

Greek mythology became very popular because there was a spotlight on mainland Greece, the Peloponnese, and the islands around it. The Greeks had felt a reason to change for the better. Many traders would bring new innovations like the alphabet and a simple notion of wanting to be better off than their parents before them. They believed in progress. Many ideas of thought and telling stories brought that progress.

The very fact that our language, thinking, and many ways of modern life are directly inspired by Greek myth goes to show the foundation they laid for us.

This is exactly how I feel about space exploration around this time. There's just something special when there's a first time in history where there's a spotlight on one major challenge and the culture of thinking and progress emerges.

The amount of stories that has came from space exploration has brought some kind of fantastic resonance. They tell us about ourselves in ways that are not religious or preachy. Some may even serve as warnings just like the Greek stories of Icarus flying too close to the sun and drowning in the sea. But we come to admire these stories as well. There's something glorious in trying to do something never been done before, even if it's doomed.

The best part about myth is that nobody can tell you what it means. It's personal. It speaks to each of us differently and how we think about the world.

Great article!
I'm also confused about all these comments about whether it could work. There are already people using it in practice.

I may have joined mastodon because I wanted a non-corporate social media, but I've been using it for years because I like it. Not I'm hoping I will like it, but I like it how it works now.

In fact I have mixed feelings about a potential twitter exodus, because you never know how it will change things. (I also don't understand why you would quit twitter because it may suck when musk takes over. Why not wait until it sucks an then quit? And in the meantime you can also try the fediverse).

If anyone decides to give it a try, I recommended following many people, and later freely unfollowing people if it turns out you don't like their posts. Mastodon won't give you any content you didn't subscribe to, so you need to find some stuff yourself. You can find lists of people sorted by subject to start you out.