skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because they're participating in the dissemination of those posts? If you send a defamatory "letter to the editor" to a traditional newspaper and they publish it, they'll be on the hook as well.
Why does it have so many problems with the eyes?
Solar and wind will be effectively free in the next decade compared to any other energy source with realistic projections as low as $10/MWh in high production areas and lots of promising battery technologies that may be able to timeshift energy for a similar cost by hours or days.

As we reign in the gratuitous subsidies to the fossil fuel sector, the question then becomes can we provide the plant and operational costs to store electricity chemically for $30/MWh (or as fossil fuels get more difficult to extract, $60 or $100).

Given that it's a brand new industry and you can do it right now with hydrogen for $200, energy included, then we only need to price in a fraction of the externalities right now and airline operators are going to be looking pretty hard at various green fuel options.
Well you can choose to be mediocre and at peace with that. But you can't change how society perceives mediocrity and how much resource you can ultilize when you're mediocre. It might mean that you won't be able to care for your parents or kids when they get sick that require expensive care as your mediocre salary won't be able to cover the expenses
On the dangers of complacency
i don't think you can. it's not like i go out looking for the next big thing to get worked up about, I'm just bombarded with it.
even if i somehow avoid media, my fellow humans will bw talking about it.
> So stage a coup

Have you ever stayed a coup? It is very very difficult. And historically, the consequences of coups have been mixed.

It's like people saying the Russians should just overthrow Putin...
Probably because Tailscale needs to manipulate networking hence needs root, so user units won't work easily.
Hmm. The escape hatches page is just “coming soon” for me?
Yeeep they did, I got it too. https://imgur.com/a/Yoa1G4k
Got it in Italy
CIA spying on Assange “illegally” swept up US lawyers, journalists: Lawsuit
was inflation mostly in industrial equipment or consumer goods?
The Jank Language: LLVM Hosted Clojure
I don't know what is the last time you used linux but lately there is great improvements in user experience. I know non-techie people using Linux Mint/ubuntu
without any hassels.
You dont need to overwrite anyone elses config files, see https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/ssh/#a-real-world-ex...
Compared to what? Qt? Probably yes.
> Cmd+Shift+/ to search all menus is also super useful and I don't think you can do that on KDE.

Not sure if this is what you're talking about, but KDE now has KCommandBar (or some name like that?), a HUD menu that can be invoked with Ctrl+Alt+I.

Though I as a KDE fan concede that the need for some GTK stuff is kinda disappointing, for me Firefox and Inkscape (can't care less about Electron stuff, though). Inkscape AppImages have turned out very handy, but alas the Firefox ones don't bundle GTK so you can't have a GTK-free system if you want to use Firefox.

Still though I don't think something as configurable as keyboard bindings are too much of a deal to promote or convince people about a DE or a OS.
Same here, three minutes ago. Maybe their Key was leaked as well? I recall a similar issue happened with Firebase: https://cybernews.com/security/exposed-google-keys-leaves-bi...
I find it necessary for a lot of different types of patterns that optimize performance. See the very recently written beta react docs, they go over this quite well.

In general, I think it's always a mistake to tell people "don't use this tool because you may shoot yourself in the foot", best to explain the when and why. But I do have a problem when the tool has just stupid defaults that make it harder to use correctly in the first place.
The exact scale might be transitory, but the issue won't be. Any society with a fertility rate below replacement will trend towards producing a larger elderly than youthful population. The lower the fertility rate, the higher this disproportion will be. Imagine you start with a population of 100 who were just born, and a fertility rate of 1. For simplicity, we'll assume everybody gives birth at 20 years old, and dies at 80:

Year 0: 100 newborns

Year 20: 100 twenties, 50 newborns

Year 40: 100 forties, 50 twenties, 25 newborns

Year 60: 100 sixties, 50 forties, 25 twenties, 12 newborns

Year 80: 50 sixties, 25 forties, 12 twenties, 6 newborns

Year 100: 25 sixties, 12 forties, 6 twenties, 3 newborns

Year 120: 12 sixties, 6 forties, 3 twenties, 1 newborn

There's always the same ratio people above a given age as there are below, for a given fertility rate, once an equilibrium is established. In cases where your fertility rate is above 2, this ratio will be below 1 (more young than elderly). In cases where your fertility rate is below 2, it will be above 1. Both relationships are exponential, not linear.

I think another interesting issue that demonstrates is the sort of exponential snap, the "demographic bomb", in fertility related issues. In spite of an extinction level fertility rate, the population nearly doubles to 187 by year 60, before suddenly collapsing down to 22 over the next 60 years.

And these are numbers that are not entirely out of question anymore in many places. South Korea's fertility rate has dropped to 0.84.
Saying that DALL-E will leave real artists without job is the same thing as saying that GitHub Copilot will replace SWEs. Pardonable for lay people, but ridiculous whatsoever.
I think that was in relation to the government paying the debt, rather than discharging it.
I can definitely see this being popular with the right marketing. It could also be sold as a "meditation space" or "de-stress zone".
Just had the same notification. Can anyone else confirm this isn't some exploit being used?
Or recycling - from a conveyor belt full of mixed garbage, pick out the items that are most likely to be a given type of plastic (PET, HDPE, PS, ABS etc. etc.)
> It's also "very easy" to be traveling, lose your passport or ID and not have a backup with you. Or to accidentally leave your house and forget your keys inside. Or any other number of comparable scenarios.

The difference is I can physically show myself at the embassy or consulate. I can ask a locksmith to come to my place.

I can't do either when I lock myself out of my Gmail account.
I guess it's about downtime:

> With vertical scaling, pod capacities can be doubled for a live index with zero downtime. Pods are now available in different sizes — x1, x2, x4, and x8 — so you can start with the exact capacity you need and easily scale your index.
I think you're right, but the terminology 'publisher' joins the two together in my mind.
Everyone benefits from this
Huh

So HTTPS doesn't really stop tracking, it only prevents people from snooping on what data you are sending to and receiving from the website
Documented in ssh(1), section "ESCAPE CHARACTERS".
Children are also a good contraception by themselves. Two+ kids is just a lot of work no matter what car you drive
On a similar note, it's pretty damn handy that just about every text box in macOS implements readline keyboard shortcuts.

Also, having ctrl and cmd be separate keys is a godsend. No, I don't want to kill the running app, I want to copy some text.
It almost feels like some artistic experience . I think the success of such an idea would really come down to how you sell/market/characterize it.

It is just a hotel room?
Is it a retreat?
Is it a new type of therapy?

Semantics might be key here perhaps.
Some of the Garmin watches have built in GPS, limited smart watch features, and battery life of several days. I had an older vivo something or another that was perfect for this, light and cheap. It had a HR sensor I never much bothered with it, just used the GPS for hikes and bikes.

Importantly, the tracking works fine without a phone. I would go exercise without having to bring a heavy phone along.

The newer models are more expensive, but have built in routing it seems. Shrug.

I don't use my old one any more and I'd be glad to mail it to you if you want.
Even better: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/ssh.1.html
To follow up on that, the new beta react docs are largely written by Dan, and they explain the concepts very well, more formally. IMO they're a must-read, even if they're not quite final (some sections missing because they're doing each part carefully one at a time). They're a great refresher and/or confirmation that you're "doing it right", and there's many lessons to be brought into how you approach writing and reviewing components.
I once spammed text messages to the person whose phone number was mobile prefix + 1111111. I didn't realize until he called customer service to complain.
This sounds overtly negative and cynical, I wonder why that is? These are basically first generation open image generation AI services and your post sadly reminds me of the "get off my lawn attitude" of an old grampa who doesn't understand why cars aren't made of steel anymore despite all the information being out there and easily accessible.

Criticism is fine and certainly warranted. Discussion and disagreement is encouraged - that's what makes us democrats after all. I don't disagree with images of Midjourney having a distinct look either, or things getting repetitive, for example. But what does

> Was certainly cool for a few minutes though.

even mean in the face of Midjourney running a bigger Discord server than Minecraft (!) and heaps of articles appearing how low hanging fruit in digital art are obviously subject to be replaced by these apps in the foreseeable future?
Have you tried mapping Ctrl to your CapsLock key? Pressed without any combination - Esc, with some other key(s) - Ctrl. It is under pinky, but in a very comfortable position, just like Enter.
Problem: Farmers don't want an arbitrary amount calcium ions in their soils.
Infrastructure at Furality
Lol someone is getting fired!!!
I have it in France too
From my limited experience, I think in bigger European companies (not 10-20 people tech startups) you will have people with little to no technical background doing the domain research and the managing of engineers.
I've worked in a French company which calls itself a "tech" company, but upper and middle management was purely people with a controlling, legal, or MBA background.

The engineers working there were great, but criminally underused, because you had only MBAs in product owner roles who spent their time dreaming up products or features with absolutely no idea of feasibility. Like the time one of them presented their idea that the company should "create something like Facebook" to make customers stay on the company website longer. Or the constant requests why the engineers wouldn't consider using "AI" in the company's React Native reporting app.

They were probably trying their best, but the problem was the company's culture of engineers being merely tools to execute the ideas of non-tech people. When we asked for POs or managers with an engineering background, the reply was always along the lines of "they don't know the business, so they don't understand our customer's needs".

Accordingly, it always took months even for very small features or changes to make it past the "agreeing on the requirements" phase, because there was no tech person high up enough in the hierarchy to tell the dreamers straight away that they're living in a phantasy world.

I wonder if car makers have similar problems, i.e. old school car industry guys trying to manage software engineers.
Check the ssh_config manpage for further details on Connection Multiplexing.
That page is just the "category header" for a bunch of other pages. Look at the sidebar (or on mobile, hamburger menu) to see the actual content.
what do you mean by stay incognito?
Doesn’t one trigger the other in a vicious circle?
Interesting - my experience has actually been the exact opposite. I always hesitate to update my Mac OS machine as it will inevitably break or misbehave, whereas I rarely run into issues upgrading my Ubuntu machine.
So if I defame someone in this comment, you believe Y Combinator should be held liable?
You lift it first, at normal or plyometric speeds.

The key is to extend the lowering(/lengthening aka "eccentric") time. 4 seconds is a minimum, but "extreme eccentrics" (30+ seconds) are even more effective.
That's the whole point of this discussion. Art is artful and has an intend behind it and transports emotions.
AI can't provide it because this thing is "only" a computer ... it doesn't live and will never (sorry to disappoint you future believing SciFi disciples ... I'm also a fan of SciFi but some things will not happen).
I also have doubts if AI will anywhere in the far future have the abilities of birds within the size of a bird brain.
So AI will do what machines do ... they calculate very fast and at least mixing up things with the help of learned patterns.
To me this is all interesting to see but just hype and not art. It's generated image content.
Art is different.
Why do you think its inherently a problem if the AI can see itself in the mirror? If anything, those sorts of feedback loops are exactly the missing ingredient to true AI imo.
"AI's only know how to copy. They could never invent their own genre. Human creativity is safe for now."
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030442382...
You're lazy enough to be willing to buy a windows laptop to put in a room to check the download status of a computer in another room?
I just got that too in the uk
Oh thank god I was freaking out my first name is dev
don't know if related but when i opened it my phone rebooted with the boot logo for the os flashing
(running a custom rom)
> Reminds me of a back and forth I had with an NYT staff writer who claimed it was "inhumane" to expect people to totally relearn a set of skills every ten years.

It is inhumane to expect people to relearn their skillset every decade on their own dime and time.

It's rare enough that companies pay for small-scale training - a full retraining is pretty much unheard of.
Everyone working at google still should be ashamed of themselves. The company like most other tech companies has become a grift.
There were at least a few companies that already tried something similar.

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/recharge

https://breather.com/
Munich (not "Muenich"), clean streets? Well ok, everything is relative, but even in Munich there is a lot of garbage and graffiti (although I concede that the graffiti in Berlin is better than in Munich, because in Munich most of it seems to be because of the rivalry of the two local football clubs). But, to also say something positive: Munich wouldn't be so expensive if it was as undesirable as you describe it. And yeah, Berlin is desirable too, that's why it now gets gentrified too. That's life!
You cannot liken internet comment sections to individually selected letters to the editor. We have seen judicial precedent that social media functions more as a public forum than editorialized publications. It is an impossible burden for websites to individually review every single comment - it would be unimaginably damaging to freedom of speech and the dissemination of information worldwide.
Typically a person has a phone number and they were paying but stopped. They can't make phone calls or send text messages but they can receive both.

The account is still active (say, for six months since your last payment) and there will be even more time before the phone number is recycled.
It is so that you don't quit every time you paste "foobar~.baz" through the terminal.
That's not really a solution TBH, it's basically just copying the files _somewhere else_ than the default. I think it's generally not okay to copy over files to prod servers. If it's a shared box, you probably shouldn't be leaving behind a trace.
Windows 10 Decrapifier
You could have achieved the same thing with Mobx stores without having to pass a handler around everywhere. Although it sounds you're using context-dependent state that don't need to exist globally. Well, it would still work and you'd only need to know a couple of Mobx pitfalls in order to make it render efficiently. So no, you don't need to understand React state management model completely in order to build working apps.
It is commonplace here in the Philippines during bidding that the inflated prices are because both the sellers and government officials get their own share of the profit.
> imagine most of the desert in California converted to solar
What is an average life time of a solar panel? What happens after it ended its service? Can you recycle them or they will just end up in a massive landfill?
None of those are bugs, just differences. sounds like you tried for a day and were annoyed it's not exactly as you are used to.
Most of your issues simply work differently on macos, and many have been since before kde existed.

Sure some could be better, but changing these would upset the whole user base. (And mac users could claim those things broken in kde in the same way)

I have used windows, gnome2, gnome3, xfce, mac and so on and dislike kde, and gnome3, and all the others. Even mac is really dumb sometimes, but macos is the most polished by far.
I'm the de facto IT support for my family and neighbours. They are using Pop OS for about 3 years now. It has been great from both their UX and my maintenance perspective.

My father even did the 20.10 to 21.04 LTS upgrade himself! I highly doubt if windows would've been as smooth an experience.

(Macs are out of question for us since none of us are rich!)
> There's a LOT of empty space in California.

I grew up in the Bay Area, specifically the east bay, back in the 70’s and 80’s when there was actually empty land to be had. I was driving through there a couple weeks ago and it’s all gone, one big metro all the way down past San Jose.

All this land you speak of is far from where the jobs are so there’s no incentive to live there without a three hour commute each way. The Bay Area is restricted by the bay (obviously) and the coastal range which isn’t all that wide. They haven’t really let people develop on the hills (except the rich people building mansions) in my lifetime at the very least which is why they don’t all look like the Oakland hills these days.
5) Trust Python because it's driven by a community, not a corporation ?

Same goes for trusting Vue.js instead of React (Meta) and Angular (Google).
Did you have developer mode enabled on your device?
My e-bike weighs a lot less then the car it replaced.
As a candidate who turned down an offer, I can confirm they were not even hitting the margins.
I use CloudFlare's 1.1.1.1 DNS to mitigate my ISP tracking the domains I visit. They have an iPhone app too. I don't know enough about the space to say whether it's 100% effective.
Not many. Standard dev tools like latest versions of VSCode, Chrome, JDK, Node, Ruby and some utils like Git, Gimp, Inkscape, etc. On Linux Mint I just have to do (maybe) an update of 100MB a week.
Yeah, I have the feeling that it's gaining momentum.
> - "Cut" does not work for files in finder, severely complicating moving files

Luckily macos is extensible so you can create your own service for that.
With these cheap computers, the manufacturers typically cut corners on things that are not listed on the spec sheet, though, especially the quality of the trackpad.

We have a bunch of $400 Lenovos at work and their trackpads are absolutely atrocious. When someone is using one of those, they almost always use an external mouse with them, because otherwise, mouse cursor handling is just too frustrating.
> I did use a water bubbler that I got from a wine brewing place. [...] Chance of it still fermenting after 2 weeks is nearly zero anyway.

No need to guess/reason about it if you're using a water-filled airlock - if it's still bubbling it's still fermenting.

In homebrewing people generally leave it for fermentation to stop/slow to a rough rate, since even if you're repeating a recipe it's not that repeatable - the temperature (other than in extreme home setups!) and yeast activity/count (best you can do is buy the same thing 'fresh' both times) in particular. It's not really a problem, it just means it doesn't make sense to stick dogmatically to x weeks exactly.

(Commercially it matters of course, and they control temperature and employ microbiologists to deal with it, and many other variables so they can hit consistent production time, flavour, and ABV, every time.)
> Only using Qt apps on Linux is very hard.

There are even whole distris doing that… ;-)

https://kaosx.us/

I have hardly any GTK app installed and I would not know what I'm missing. (Firefox uses GTK but it has it's own UI anyway). Electron? That's the plague of modern times. Besides VSCode (which I will switch away in a blink as soon as the alternatives are ready) I don't use any Electron peep. Also here I would not know what I'm missing.

But of course, it's only me. YMMV

> Cmd+Shift+/ to search all menus is also super useful and I don't think you can do that on KDE.

Global menu is of course integrated in KDE. You can even use it form KRunner (of course with fuzzy search).

https://libreddit.northboot.xyz/r/kde/comments/r85jcz/tip_yo...

I think the idea of using a "HUD" in KDE is actually even older than the macOS feature.

https://github.com/Zren/plasma-hud/

> If you don't think macOS can be configured then you are mistaken.

Apple products are made for the mass market. That's one of the reasons they actually follow the same philosophy as Gnome. What this means regarding options everybody knows I guess:

Options are hard to maintain and "confuse the user".

So Apple products are dumbed down even more with every release. (They even replace perfectly fine working software with "touch-ware" in the attempt to make everything more tailored to the causal users).
One way of 'improving the system while keeping the system' would be to simply place the "economical growth mindset" into the "environmental protection mindset" with something like "CO2 Coin: Decentralized Carbon Capture Blockchains" [1].

I am not sure you, an individual, even if you have a private jet using it twice daily for nonsense trips, make much of a difference. At this point isn't the "personal responsibility policy" pretty much clearly BP, Shell and co. propaganda from the 1970s [2]? Certainly, it was perfectly depicted in Verhoeven's masterpiece "I'm doing my part" [3].

Perhaps a better inclination, energy wise, it to actually increase the consumption: the Sun is still hitting Terra in every hour with 430 quintillion (10^18) Joules of energy while "the annual global energy consumption is estimated to 580 quintillion Joules" [4]. Pretty much in 2 hours we should have all the energy required for a year of consumption, we just have primitive infrastructure and primitive brains continuing to take primitive decisions such as burning dead dinosaurs.

[1] https://www.gwern.net/CO2-Coin

[2] https://mashable.com/feature/carbon-footprint-pr-campaign-sh...

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_7FaWnlhS4

[4] https://www.theworldcounts.com/challenges/climate-change/ene...
Same here, Poland
Surely driving the vehicle in a manner that was certain to break the transmission within 4 months caused no other excessive wear in the vehicle, right? Sounds like a terrible idea, really.
+1 from Germany
Sad to hear. What differences did you notice?
In this case, looking into side mirrors is dangerous, but not looking into them is also dangerous. Thus driving is dangerous, but walking is dangerous too, so better to sit in a safe room away from the dangers.
Social Media’s Intolerance Death Spiral