skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a specific method for amending it that requires a very high level of agreement among both houses of Congress and the various state legislatures. In theory Congress or the executive branch could just ignore that and go do whatever they want as long as the judiciary didn't stop them, or the Supreme Court could use weasel-words to make the Constitution mean something other than what it says. Both of those things have happened to varying degrees over the years, but it would be a huge expression of contempt for the rule of law for anyone say outright that was what they were doing.
Hey, you're pretty close to a breakthrough here. The real question is why American cities provide little free or near-free storage for private property, if and only if that private property is in the form of cars.
I don't want guilty until proven innocent either. I'm saying I want those to be the penalties if we can prove the blocks are yours somehow.
When will they arrest the heads of oil companies for inflicting severe economic damage?
If someone specifically placed these blocks, they also know the right they have to remain silent and not self incriminate.
It is not recommended to eat the fish from the river where I live more than twice a month. That's just standard historic mining pollution.

Coal poisons the water far worse, both from mining, air pollution, and coal ash. It even emits far more radiation than nuclear power.
It might be interesting to look at his history of campaign contributions.
Always has been. Look at their censorship regime for a start.
I didn’t say it was, and that isn’t my logic.
Why not?

The problem is that many make a mess. Punish that. But there's nothing wrong with living in a public spot.
Right, the crown but just as mich by parliament as well.
Combining Neuroscience, Psychology, AI Gets Foundational Model of Human Thought
That's a ridiculous generalization about E. block countries.

> "Everything radiates; just look at the bonfire, it's radiation".

Perhaps you should become a bit more informed before spouting nonsense like this.
> Solar and Wind need a backup. Solar only works for 1/3 of the day, at most. It needs a backup. At the moment our backup is burning fossil fuels.

It depends on where you live. In my country (which is a huge country), the backup is hydroelectric dams. Burning fossil fuels (and nuclear) is mostly kept constant during the day, it's the hydroelectric dams which follow both the load and the changes in solar and wind.
I fully agree with you that the complexity isn’t all that different from the typical scenarios.

One of the scenarios I’ve seen Kubernetes replace is something like tying together Packer, Chef, Jenkins, Terraform, And Vault to get an EC2 instance propped up, but that’s just to deploy the code.

What was particularly annoying to me was that the developers were already using containers to build their code and another container for unit testing. So switching to Kubernetes would’ve been far easier. I had to go in and deconstruct the work they were doing with containers to then get their app deployed to an EC2 instance.

Although at this level you’re still not saving a ton by going the Kubernetes route. You get a ton of benefits with it, though. Even just tiny things like being able to get the config from a deployment using kubectl is so good. And then you can modify it, too! That’s been super helpful for troubleshooting.
Only if they are not actively searching for a job. OECDs definition: “ The unemployed are people of working age who are _without work_ , are available for work, and have taken specific steps to find work.” This number for the year was around 4.7.

Labor force participation would decrease when people retire or never needed to work in the first place.

But I understand your point, it includes some people that will easily get a job but don’t have a job currently.
Not a lawyer, but my understanding is that in the USA you cannot be compelled to provide your password as such, but you can be ordered to produce the decrypted content. I guess the only real distinction there is that you're allowed to keep the password itself secret.
The people parking these RVs aren't following the rules, why should the people they're dumping their sewage and trash onto follow them?

It's really frustrating to be expected to follow the laws when the homeless aren't. I get cited for parking an RV in my own driveway because it is unsightly. 2 blocks away there is a full blown homeless encampment.
Yep, and the blatant misiformation and propaganda plus war crimes from nato

eg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grdelica_train_bombing

> The Grdelica train bombing occurred on 12 April 1999, when two missiles fired by US aircraft F-15E Strike Eagle hit a passenger train while it was passing across a railway bridge over the Južna Morava river in the Grdelica gorge, some 300 kilometres (190 mi) south of Belgrade, Serbia. At least 20 civilian passengers were killed or declared missing. Estimates of the total death toll run as high as 60.[1] It is considered the deadliest rail disaster in Serbian history.[3][4]

So, nato bombed a civillian train, claiming it was an accident, because the train was "so fast",... which anyone knowin trains in serbia knows it's a lie. So, nato sped up the video:

> Later investigation by Frankfurter Rundschau asserted that the video was sped up 4.7 times.[8]

So again... we have an area of a country, where "other people" live and want their own country, main country won't let them, there are some shootings, shellings etc. for years, and then an "outside" superpower intervenes, basically destroys the main country to achieve independence for that area. Kosovo, ukraine.. it's all the same, just different actors.
FYI Windows has a built in tool "Alarms & Clock", which includes a Clock, Timer and Stopwatch. I use it pretty much every day.
Do they have the resources to spend all that effort on what is basically littering? I also don't see that strategy working unless there's some sort of loophole that cancels out the 5th amendment. If cops try to pull that shit it's much easier to just have a blanket policy of not talking to them.
Then that wasn’t my intention, I apologise. English is not my native language, I still sometimes have trouble communicating tone.
IIRC: I think this was only used by people really pushed the limits of personal computing, but didn't need Windows Server.

So basically people doing scientific 3D simulations, CAD, or flight simulators.

Did others have a similar experience or other use cases?
Maybe we should be more concerned about ensuring that there is an advanced civilization to worry about in 10,000 years. We can start by making sure humanity is well situated with energy supplies for the next few centuries, and nuclear is part of the answer to that step.

Besides, nuclear fuel dumps are few and far between, and easily avoided once identified. I'm touched that you care so much about a few individual lives 10,000 years from now, but we've got millions if not billions of lives to worry about in this century.
The years-long delay, attempts to water-down the powers, and eventual failure to implement Federal ICAC by the Liberal government is both an oddly silent but screamingly obvious indicator that there's a significant "cockroach" problem. The mainstream media barely mentions it, which is also an indicator of the scale of the problem.

I hope Labour implement it, with appropriate strength and enforcement powers, but they're still politicians at heart, so who knows. Can't be more corrupt than Morrison's selected cabinet of philanderers though.
by this metric no data is fake. It's just misrepresented and was actually numbers I pulled out of my ass.
Come now, citizen. We don't want to allow this dangerous "Emoji Extremism" to proliferate!

https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-teacher-fined-using-emojis-uk...
I agree. It's terrible that citizens have to resort to living in their cars/RVs. Governments should be protecting their citizens from this fate.
The thing is it only takes one person to in stall the blocks. There might be 100 people on the block who are ok with the RVs, but if one person isn't the blocks show up.
There are also a new aluminum alloys (aa-8000) with better mechanical properties. The biggest issue is that that the trades/DIYers need to learn new processes. Treating aluminum wiring like copper wiring is a disaster. Also need to overcome the stigma from the aluminum experiment 50 years ago.

It makes a ton of sense to switch to aluminum in housing though. For the same current capability the wire is significantly cheaper, lighter, and stronger.
toxic sludge is good for you
> Scooters compete with cars, not with walking

It depends in which cities... Where I live they are usually competing with bikes, public transportation, walking and maybe uber as a distant last
yea same like Reddit. Usernames don't matter at all.
This is crazy but cities really are putting neighborhood residents and businesses in a position where they can either break the law by taking enforcement into their own hands with actions like this or let their neighborhoods descend into anarchy.

There are descent people that are pushed into homelessness, but one camper can turn to a dozen in less than a week and only one of them has to start threatening to hurt your family, breaking into vehicles or set a fire to turn a benign situation into one that can threaten your life or livelihood.

Speaking from personal experience, we turned a blind eye to a middle aged man living out of his car next to our garage for a few months. Then we woke up one night to find the van had erupted into a two story fireball that almost burned down our entire block.

I go out and talk to people now when they start forming an encampment in our neighborhood. Its incredibly difficult work and I have never had both more and less sympathy for their situations and the real threats encampments pose.

This is a complex issue but it is an issue that is the city's responsibility to address. Shame on them for putting people on both sides of this issue in impossible positions.

New York figured this out in 1979. Cities have a constitutional obligation to build shelters for everyone that needs them. They did.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callahan_v._Carey
> That's what I mean when I say nobody knows how to build it.

During China's 13th Five-Year Plan period from 2016 to 2020, the country built 20 new nuclear power generators with a total capacity of 23.44 million kilowatts - https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-04-14/China-has-most-nuclear...

So clearly it's possible. With the right policy incentives, there's no reason to believe the US can't replicate China's success in this area.
Why is hiring felons and underprivileged youth ostensibly good and not just good?
Are you running the k8s control plane yourself? Are you keeping it up-to-date?
Is that necessarily bad?

A best-case-scenario example of influenced judicial behavior is that a judge is about to make a bad decision, but then is informed in some way by an excellent, well-referenced Wikipedia article.
Personally I’d love to return to hand painted signs and advertising for businesses.

IMO they have way more character but also it would be harder to slap up giant billboards for products and services I’m not interested in.
I have two I run most days:

- A `daily` script that creates a daily notes markdown file with the current date and pulls in the tasks from the previous day of notes

- A `config` script that tweaks some files for a local development environment so I don't need to worry about using `git stash` for the things I always change the same way
> If you put nginx and your golang webapp in the same container, and one of them crashes, Docker / kubernetes you have to have logic inside the container to detect that and restart the correct one.

If the proxy only serves the app you can just shrug and restart the container. If the proxy and the web app are both stateless it shouldn’t matter.

What you don’t want to do is mix stateless processes with statefull services, or have intertwined dependencies.
I haven't seen that its slow, except when the RAID battery is off. Generally the IBM rep shows up when that happens.
that was scomo = scott morrison, now it's anthony albanese, slightly different, maybe better.
Not just that, but if RT lies, it would be easy to prove it's all lies, and show the truth or other media outlets. If you just censor RT, people will believe them even more, because of the distrust in western media and governments.
That’s pretty uncommon, generally the joints fail before pipes do.

PEX with compression fittings is the closest thing to copper in terms of durability, but exists because of labor savings. Appropriately installed copper is the most durable interior water service and will comfortably outlast the life of the structure.
Not to mention the extensive censorship.

Ironically the only state which has legal X rated content and legal cannabis is the Australian Capital Territory which is where all the politicians live. (equivalent to DC).
Why can't you live in a parking spot? The people voted in this government, seems like this is what they want.
Only the building. No machine, equipment or anything inside yet.
Companies exist to make profit and are a market tool through which we reduce efficiencies. Society sets the conditions through which they operate via culture and perhaps more importantly regulations. Amazon didn’t incentivize the hiring of these employees society did (and the government through subsidies in a lot of states.)

Amazon is making a rational corporate decision. It’s being painted as a great evil by pro-union activists who treat all the other employees as useful idiots and former inmates too ignorant or needy to have their own opinion. It’s disgusting.
> you cannot turn on your lights because they are IOT shit and use encryption (albeit with vulnerabilities that bypass it) which is a weapon or something because they said in james bond

Yep, this is what happens when you let people in technical and legal positions be harmfully stupid for decades on end.
Yep there shouldn’t be free parking anywhere. Make drivers bear the full cost of their habits.

Of course if a business/person wants to provide free parking on their property, that’s fine. But they shouldn’t be required to by zoning.

edit: disabled parking should be free, that’s different
Dude, this is awesome.

So what you're you saying is that at the granulatity of a single tick a VDom increases performance significantly due to not having to wait for the browser to recompute the dom after writes.. correct? It effectively batches writes, and thus the need for the renderer to get involved, which increases read throughput because reads block till after the DOM was recomputed. And the DOM is recomputed on every write thats followed by a read.

Makes a lot of sense, thanks for the input; I was completely unaware of this case. Any idea if this is still the case? Do you happen to remember what browsers and/or hardware that saw dramatic improvements (CPU gen would be great)? I'm thinking of doing some deeper perf investigation/spelunking on the subject to satisfy my curiosity. I remember things one way but a lot of people seem to think the opposite..
Nice photomontage of her life:

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/gallery/2022/jul/31...
Refused bail for non-violent protest might just stir up some conversation here on HN...

(I believe) Australia is used by the US as a western testing ground for some of the more draconian freedom-restriction laws, especially vis-a-vis encryption. What gets accepted here will find its way over there.

She'll be right mate...
> While ecology blocks are typically made with excess concrete and cost around $20 each

Wow, when Toronto put up concrete blocks (wtf is “ecology” in the name), they spent $100k for about 100 blocks to be bought and placed in front of various unregulated marijuana dispensaries. Then another $250k in bureaucratic/engineering/legal expenses.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2020/01/20/blocking-off-ill...
Is there a point to this comment? No one is denying you anything, and what does a lion's diet have to do with anything?
This is an unacceptable timer.

It loads an mp3 and js file when the timer completes. If the internet is not reliable at that moment, the timer will silently fail.

Positive: at least it will still ring if the timer skips over the exact second, such as with a date change or momentary stutter. Many online timers have this problem.

Prefer the Brave timer linked in a down-tree comment.
Never understand why these kind of services only support PagerDuty. What about Opsgenie
Even if Windows containers are not as portable, the ability to manage them from the same Kubernetes controlplane that manages Linux containers seems pretty powerful. It also enables you to do it outside of Azure/Service Fabric on other clouds or metal.

https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/windows/

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/windows-faq?tabs=...
Not saying unions are bad per se, but Teamsters are the bad guys in my experience.
I'm still not convinced. Maybe that raises the footprint, but I can't see that offsetting the benefits. Sort of like taking the bus - yeah, the bus might be empty sometimes, like at night, but during the day it's able to take hundreds of cars off of the street.
Knowing myself, there is simply no way I will stay under 20 mi/hr...
It's very clear to me that what I write is not realistic. But I think it's objectively the best way.
Fortunately, Taco Bell will make anything on their menu vegetarian!
Why? I mean... do we completely ban any country that invades any other country? Why just russia? Why their media? Why not media that said iraqi soldiers killed babies, and iraq has weapons of mass destruction plus all the countries that invaded iraq? Or afghanistan? Syria? Libya? What about countries that organize coups and fuck up countries like iran, making us look at "then and now" photos to see how progressive iran was? How about countries that bomb weddings in countries they're not even at war with?
I would wish for a city ordinance that granted business districts and property owners first rights to public parking use in their immediate vicinity.

If someone started living in an RV directly in front of my house, I would be displeased.
That wasn't a mainstream compiler, and certainly wasn't the reason for Microsoft responding with Visual C++, or C++ becoming popular.
This feels like it could be handled with regulatory pressure/ quality control.
I know what it is, have worked with k8s, with borg and another half dozend similar systems.

Saying that you should use it because people know does not hold water. Also, anecdotally very few people understand k8s (setup and running it). Most people just know how to deploy apps on it (and even there most impressionable are young devs that haven't done things in a preK8s world)
There's no incentive for people to do that: things like maps, search, and gmail are fantastic products, and on the other side of the equation it doesn't negatively impact my life in the slightest to have google profiting from having access to private information about my life. That's the case for the vast majority of people; their private lives aren't interesting enough for there to be any reason to avoid selling them to tech companies in exchange for excellent products. So it's quite deliberate; it's not a stupid mistake that people are making due to lack of thought processes in their thick skulls. On the contrary, it's the population of people voicing your opinion that is making the mistake in their risk analysis: you are both wildly overestimating the probability that something genuinely bad will happen and also overestimating the extent to which your private life is interesting to anyone else.
Only clean if you don't count the 24,000 years half life of the waste. Funny how 'waste'does not sound like a very clean word.

What is clean is living in a way that doesn't consume so much energy. Can implement right now with no longterm repercussion, just a bit of short term pain of self control. Kind of like taking care of our own bodies.
I was asking about the GP's assertion about health impact of nuclear.
What do people use to check for updates when it comes to programs they installed manually / compiled from source instead of relying on their distro's repositories?

I made this for myself for this purpose: https://github.com/tpapastylianou/misc-updater

(pretty chuffed about the MISC acronym btw :p )
Maybe show and expose their lies?

Because with the state of western media and governments, "if they block it, it must be true, and they don't want us to see it".

...and then they post an article like this one: https://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2022/may/17/evacua...
FWIW, South Korea is quite corrupt as a system (all its presidents have gone to jail following their term minus one who was jailed already by a previous administration) yet is able to operate its nuclear reactors fine at high safety levels. It doesn’t have the kind of earthquake risks that Japan does but it does have plenty of typhoons / hurricanes hit that could impact structural integrity of its infrastructure quite regularly. This is a country where one of its largest malls collapsed killing many people while its executives hid the problems and tried to flee the country.

There are not many data points in terms of number of countries using nuclear nor do I think it’s a panacea or anything for our problems, but from a realistic standpoint we need as many solutions other than fossil fuels on the table right now as a species if we’re to tackle the climate crisis with the gravity it deserves, and nuclear can buy some more options especially if we start deploying small modular reactors that can quickly shutdown fossil fuel power plants. As it stands, aging nuclear power plants tend to be replaced not with another, modern plant but with fossil fuel based plants to meet similar performance and logistical characteristics.
Such as yourself?
That's a common (and racist) perception of how arranged marriages work but it's not how the majority of them actually work.
That sound from the Citromatic used to be called 'boinking' and it is inescapable unless the fluids and seals are up to snuff. Citroën hydraulics are detailed but not that complex, patience + Viton aftermarket seals (green fluid = hexylene glycol) are your friends.

Agreed that the ID (idée)-19 had a lot of advantages from its simplicity.
Yes. The idea is great: hide some of the screens when in focus mode.

Problems: cannot totally disable apps like in the app usage settings. And there you cannot really schedule blocks where you can access them. Also: the allowed apps list has a bug which makes it unusable.

I have no idea why these two features are distinct. (mean thought: maybe apple doesn’t actually want us to use it properly?)
You're not wrong but, with the previous Federal government at least, it was a very short line to draw between the two.

Fingers crossed the government change undoes at least some of the last decade of damage - already dropped the case against Bernard Collaery, which is at least a little ray of sunshine following a cloudy winter.