skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I expect them to use needles fired precisely by a mini railgun at exposed areas of skin.

How in the world could a railgun compete with chemical explosives? The energy density of batteries is nowhere even close to the energy density of chemical explosives; throw away the sci-fi railgun thing and put a small EFP on the UAV instead. That would be a thousand times more lethal with a fraction of the weight.

If you really want to use poison needles, then turn the UAV into a pincushion and crash it into people. If you're dead set on throwing needles, give it a compressed air blowgun. Small scale railguns make no sense.
Only if you are renting month to month
* https://www.ted.com/talks/george_monbiot_for_more_wonder_rew...

* https://truenaturefoundation.org/research/how-wolves-change-...

* https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/scientists-debun...

* https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/upload/YELLOWSTONE-SCIENCE-24...
Man who married hologram in Japan can no longer communicate with virtual wife
“You were holding it wrong”
It's weird, this is an advertisement for these companies, but I would only mainly care about point 4 ("the business"), and company values. The rest seem immature, like from the perspective of someone just leaving college looking for a job that really "vibes" with them, but don't know how to evaluate companies for real substance.

How "fun" / "x" a founder is likely won't correlate with the success of the business, in fact could be a negative. Teams change frequently from turnover especially in the bay area and especially in startups, so "the team" and these detailed team bios will quickly become stale. Same for the "culture" built on that team.
The article is not using the Reddit post to support its position. The position support is in the paragraph below the graph from Reddit where it links to the source of the data.

All the Reddit post is there for is the handy graph it has that puts Texas and California side-by-side. In the source there are separate pages for each state so if you want a side-by-side comparison of Texas and California you have to make your own graph, or find someone who already did so and use theirs. I don't see anything wrong with doing the latter.

From another comment I gather there is a paywall that is stopping some people from seeing the full article. I wonder if that is cutting off the article right below the graph, so some people are not realizing that the article isn't based on the graph from Reddit?
This thread has quietened down now, so I'd like to ask about those forums you were talking about. I'm really curious about them and would love to have a closer look, but I completely understand if you don't want to divulge that kind of information.
Using Mushrooms for Fiber Dyeing
you can be neutral without corp speak.
"Steve, what did you learn from your recent project?"
C₈F₈⁻

The extra electron makes it negatively charged by -1 (thus an anion).
That's because decentralized networks are expensive and can't handle spam unless you make receiving messages opt-in, and then you can't @ people like you can on Twitter.
Actually, I have found this difficulty is exaggerated. I moved country twice and maried from another still: all involved significant changes to my diet. Yes, there is a mental hurdle, but like learning languages, by doing it repeatedly, it gets easier. Also, the rewards are exploring tasty new food universes!
I guess the big companies are not really keen to move to IPv6, since they control large swaths of IPv4 territory anyway. And only they would have the power to initiate a move, so i guess we are stuck in somewhat of a limbo here…?
>estimate there is a 100% chance that every one of those companies listed, has multiple employees who work for or are sources for US domestic and foreign intelligence services

What are you basing this on?
> But it surely helped in his home country.

Likely. The absorption of young, motivated people by the US is a major loss for their origin nations. Why this never seems to be a concern for anyone involved is the proverbial gorilla in the room.
> ...all of these concepts of usefulness are rather limited, and we only mean by them, that each science should have applications outside its own area, and that there is some general direction in this sequence of applications towards practical ones...

This phrasing suggests an "(in)exact sequence" of sciences, in which the image of a foundational science for a discipline (ex: Physics for Chemistry) is in the kernel of applications to an overlying science (ex: Chemistry to Biology).
To emacs with evil? If so, how did it go?
Biblically accurate iPhones
"as a chaotic and rudderless company beset by infighting,"

Sounds like a match made in heaven for "government agencies, heads of state and other influential public figures."
>It's true that this is also the person you are, but that distinction seems meaningless if you're trying to become someone better (whatever better means to you)

Do, or do not. There is no try.

This is a meaningful distinction, even if it is a nuanced one. There's a profound difference between focusing on who you want to be tomorrow versus who you want to be today.

One mindset takes you out of the present and is an act of self denial. The other embraces the present and affirms positive self identity.
"If Twitter was fairly valued by Elon Musk before the crash then it would be fairly valued now"

That's a big if - I think a lot of this stuff is more speculation than any sort of fundamental cash flow valuation. A lot Twitter's actual value (its network effect and influence) is hard to measure anyway.
In sum, we only found two companies that are using 240/4 IP space privately.

If anything, this is almost a warning from ARIN that this block might be finally repurposed. They find no one using it except for two companies internally ; they're seeking to see if 240/reserved is used or not is seems.

And really, anyone using 240 is to blame if it does get repurposed, so it seems like a good idea.
I know multiple large companies that would have no choice but to block any public use of these, as they have databases where these addresses have special meaning.

Yes, obviously that was a terrible choice to make. But it's there. And legal compliance means they can't just let these addresses in as normal unicast.

So while these can work as rfc1918 and similar, nobody will ever want to use these on publicly facing clients or servers. Too many places will never support them.

I'd rather be behind 3 layers of CGNAT.
I used to be like you; then I learned that I was badly trained in their preparation (cultural background). Now I know how to deal with them, I love 'em.
You could just substitute "ask" with "request", and it's less corp speak but has all the same connotations. It looks more like tribal signaling.
Other people are playing the "enrich themselves at the expensive of the collective" game, so you should too. The move in this situation is to seek out rent control. That will cap rent increases for you at like 5% a year in most places. If you are able to swing a few promotions at work while staying in this same place, you might come out well ahead of any potential rent increases and manage to start actually saving and investing money. This is the route to property ownership a lot of people I know in southern california are taking.
I really _wish_ this were true, but go look at a vareity of "modern" React projects. React is so flexible that I've seen nightmare implementations of what could be reduced to just a few short lines. Then people turn around and blame React as a 'garbage framework'. Then if you talk about a much more verbose and strict framework like Angular, people turn around and complain "I can't do what I want with this overly opinionated framework!"

Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

However, if you look behind the curtains of these infamous gripes (some of them so often repeated they are cliché), 99% of the time its people who just haven't spent enough time around a certain framework or language and go create a rant post (similar to OPs post)

You're free to love the tools and languages you use all the time. But it's bad practice to go around bad mouthing tools and frameworks you don't full understand or haven't used productively.
Main purpose of these type of tweets are to go viral and get more followers. Hence no citing articles or anything useful like that..
Put your drones inside a missile and launch them at their target.
In both cases, you're leaving a paper trail that you were involved. In the first, you approved bad code. In the second, you asked someone to approve bad code.

Of course, who knows how long that bad code could sit in prod before it gets noticed is a toss-up, and preventing it from happening is going to be infinitely better than just logging it.

Got any other scenarios that commit signing would solve?
> That's not how business valuations work (it's how speculation works). If Twitter was fairly valued by Elon Musk before the crash then it would be fairly valued now - the fundamentals of the business haven't changed.

Some "fundamentals" of a business like twitter's value are:

1. Product/market fit, finances, etc. What you mean by "fundamentals" I think.

2. How easy it is for them to raise money (i.e. the "public sentiment" of VC towards their company and the industry)

3. How likely it is for regulation to stifle their growth, which is a derivative of public sentiment.

4. How much shares can be sold for, i.e. the public sentiment about how much it's worth.

5. Predicted future sentiment of their users and of advertisers, both of which impact expected future revenue.

2-5 all change with public sentiment, and a market crash changes public sentiment of many companies at once.

It's self-evident that elon musk is overpaying more now than before unless you insist that twitter's value is not actually related to 2-5 above, or 2-5 above should have been trivially predictable 100% accurately already as part of its "fundamentals", both of which seem obviously silly.
A carrier move with a large screen of ships, each bringing their own missiles defenses, plus pans with their own missiles that are likely to pick up and shoot stuff large enough not to be launched in range of the carrier group suppression zone
For a C++ implementation see the iterator class Permutations in https://iwriteiam.nl/FSwNcolour_cpp.txt
Well yes, it's a play at technofeudalism. Good luck stopping it though.
Had a lot of fun playing this back in the day on the PC. The game was relatively simple as far as content goes, but it never felt repetitive or monotone.

The making-of also reminds me of Eric Chahi and his work in Another World, and how pioneering it was.
Every post from whatever this twitter account is...is BS.
I think they're waiting for ipv8, as I am, which is really just an extra octlet at the start of the IPv4 block.

ipv6 is windows me. Skip over it. Wait for ipv8.

edit: Oh! We could make ivp8 just 16bit instead of an octlet!
Californians looking to reduce their tax burden should consider Vancouver Washington. Washington has no income tax and Oregon has no sales tax. Live in Vancouver, drive over the bridge over the Columbia River to Portland to do your shopping. Lots of people take advantage of this loop hole. Just don't forget you don't pump your own gas in Oregon. Rumor has it, gas pumping is a make work program for reformed felons.
The point was to illustrate that a rise in home prices with stagnating wages, means the effective tax rate for an individual will only get worse under Texas's system, hence, regressive. Whether it's at that tipping point right now, I don't believe thats the case when comparing like-for-like income+property as you rightfully point out. As I understand the source data it also introduces sales/excise taxes which does make it tip over.

With more and more people moving to Texas, it's not unrealistic to see more $1M homes.
For the record, this is equivalent to:

let x: Record<string, Type>

Pun intended.
Does anyone know what happens if one is a European citizen (or dual-citizen with the US) but physically resident in the US?

Can one invoke EU rights, or is it tied to being physically resident like a DVD region?

What if the EU citizen flies to Europe? Can they then invoke their right from the physical territory of Europe?

I feel this is somewhat uncharted water.
> From 1995 to 1997, 41 wild wolves from Canada and northwest Montana were released in Yellowstone

That's more than 14 (digits swapped?), but still not a lot from a genetic health standpoint. Seems like there's some exchange with other populations in the Northern Rocky Mountains, who in turn mate with wolves from Canada, so it might be just fine. But it's a bit weird for the article to even mention the issue, only to then get lost in a tangent about one prevalent mutation.
What about a good person who was born poor, grew up poor, worked from the age of 16 supporting their family, and remains poor? There are many such people in the USA, and very few seem to support policies that would make housing more affordable to them.
This seems like a rather long post for the equivalent of "haha, I can see your underpants." What's the real significance to this vs seeing 10/8 show up in a traceroute?
How else are you going to record your band’s music?
Too much koolaid
> It is beholden to the public as its shareholders.

Every country that tried having the government run food production produced starvation.

Every one.

> The goal of the capitalist isn't to make their customer happy, its to extract as much of their available disposable income as possible.

True, but the way to get that money is to please the customer, because the company cannot force them to buy.
Maybe Im naive, but whats wrong with building entirely bew towns and cities? Last time I flew across the US, I saw vast wilderness with a few tiny populated places here and there.
I want to try BSD one day but these sorts of articles put me off. I used to enjoy trying to get things working but I just don't have that sort of time anymore.

I understand that the community only has so many resources to support the various hardware around. I suspect one BSDs strengths is that the smaller community is able to follow a more cohesive vision. But for me this means I'm probably not going learn it until I can just run it out of the box.
Excellent imagineering :)

Please add kill switches for radios (WiFi, cellular, BT, UWB), microphones and cameras (rear, front, FaceID IR strobe).
Even better: because of TypeScript's many known (and unfixable) soundness bugs, adding types doesn't even guarantee that there will be no type errors at runtime.
this could have been a blog post.
I'm convinced this article's poster never learned about native American history properly. America never had democracy. It has always been a totalitarian country that only benefits upper-class white men who profitably kill and bully people. Authoritarianism was never on the rise. Freedom is an illusion. The American dream is a scam. The C.I.A. targets black people more than white people. The C.I.A. created political coups to bully countries for creating dehumanizing sweatshops that have child slavery. The C.I.A. agents rape people. America's prisons are created to trap working class Americans into poverty, drug abuse, and insanity. America's cops are required to have poor intelligence and low empathy to benefit very rich oligarchs only. America's rulers are attacking free speech and union workers to keep working class Americans enslaved. America's rulers intentionally created broken education systems to enslave working class Americans. America's rulers want working class Americans selling their souls to the American military instead of creating a peaceful world based on reason rather than greedy violence. America's rulers are not interested in creating a society where everyone is compassionate critical thinkers. They are interested in creating mind-controlled weapons living in poverty that make our world burn for profit. It's Sociopathic Capitalism 101.
Funny to see coyotes referred to as "jackals." They're similar in size and ecological niche, but I thought biologists long ago rejected the idea of grouping coyotes together with the jackal species. Coyotes are more closely related to wolves.

EDIT: And of course saying "deer" instead of "elk." This reads like someone either writing specifically for an audience that doesn't know American wildlife, or someone trying to dodge the plagiarism filter on a term paper.
It's exactly what I mean. There is absolutely no value in hanging on to the last possible moment due to ever increasing levels of interventions.

Living longer is not "a good thing" if that life is costing (not just in financial terms) society and the country so much more and the person can not sustain an independent quality of life.

In 1946-47, when the NHS, National Insurance (state pensions), and related programmes were created the average survival after retirement (60 for women, 65 for men) was 10 years or so (average mortality was 75 for men and little later for women).

So pension funding only needed to last on average 10 years and there was no comprehensive costly life-sustaining interventions to keep people alive that would otherwise have popped their clogs.

Now the average age of mortality in men is 85 and 89 for women, and these are rising. And as these are averages there are a lot of people lasting a lot longer - many spend years sitting in a chair effectively waiting for Death to show up.

So now the same pension funding has to provide for 20 or more years AND there are many costly and life-sustaining health interventions and "social care" that add cost and load on a dwindling number of tax payers.

I'm a farm-boy born n bred, as is my father, who is now 86. He's been amazingly fit his entire life but the last two years he's going rapidly downhill due to onset of mild dementia, but also due to not accepting doctors advice on treatments and medicines (this he's been doing for 40 years!) and subsequently hitting crisis where there have to be expensive emergency interventions.

As far as I am concerned he is abusing the NHS - like those who are obese or mistreating themselves in other ways - and if it were up to me I'd refuse to treat his emergencies if he is not prepared to look after himself by simply taking medicines that would prevent the emergencies.

Personally, I'll kill myself when I can no longer be useful.

Humans need to learn from how the rest of the planet's breathing life-forms treat life... and death, and lose the sentimentality. The planet already has twice as many humans on it as it can naturally sustain.
CompuServe
Oh those crazy Naciermas! This is a great read; thanks.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nacirema
Not even "work at a company". Most of the dairy farmers here where I'm from are part of a collective called Arla where the independent dairy farmers collaborate, effectively building their own safety net with an organization that could support them if they had a bad year.

Companies are not required, but social safety nets are hugely important for modern systems of production.
Would that really be a solution? We live in the "you will own nothing and be happy" timeline. I know I've read articles in the past that car manufacturers are considering turning to leasing agreements instead of purchases. That might be hard to get started in the US, but with the way every market turns to renterism, I would not be surprised if vehicles and RVs get swept up in the usury craze.
Feature request: allow another degree of rotation so that we can see the google-y eyes roll. Also: xeyes please.
My previous boss would hire that person, and when unable to perform then promote them.
This paper makes an insight into the connection between the human and informatics with the aim of acquiring a thought capable of responding to the current needs in the world by demonstrating the link between information technology and health. By doing so, a practical case of the use of information technology in agriculture and e-commerce on a case study is analyzed. An argumentative discussion is also held, coming to the conclusion that ecological thought is ambitious since it gives the focus on biological solutions to informatics and that leads to question forms of algorithmic efficiency in the ecosphere in the hope of a better understanding of nature.
> I know this is difficult to understand how it works

Are we going to pretend that free market capitalism and its magical benefits haven't been pounded into all of our heads from every angle from the moment we were being taught anything about how the world works? It's not difficult to understand, it's difficult to see in a world where companies commit crimes and collapse in mountains of debt, but no one goes to jail. Not a situation that Adam Smith would approve of.

The reason the benefits capitalism are spread out to any degree is because there are riots when they aren't, so you need to at least reward the people responsible for putting those riots down through violence, technology, and bureaucracy. Hence, the middle class.

> Socialism, however, requires altruistic behavior, and very few people are consistently altruistic and self-sacrificing for the common good.

"Socialism" requires cooperation, and people do it just fine. Even capitalists are socialist amongst themselves when it comes to keeping out competition.
Can you speak more to how you bypass EPMD and send the IPs of the containers to each other? That would be great for a problem we’re seeing where I work
Flying from Chicago to Tokyo or LAX to Hawaii is borderline traumatic. Getting those flights from 20 hours down to 8 would be a huge improvement.
Because they're a more closed ecosystem that encompasses much more of the stack. Intel is a small part of the whole stack and they have a proper competitor. Smaller slice of the stack + more competition = less tech dominance.

The fact that M1/M2 can run something is almost irrelevant. It can because Apple allows you to run it and can stop that at any moment. It wouldn't be the first time they would decide something like that out of the blue.
The examples they provide from Redux are insane, and they’re saying it’s “types done right”?
What is it about TypeScript that you get these insanely verbose types? I have never seen anything remotely like this in other typed languages e.g Java. Maybe lack of overloaded functions?
> Nothing stops you from wiring connectors different way though

You can only swap the wires in a pair (eg swap solid orange and striped white/orange), or swap pairs (eg blue pair with orange pair).

You must keep each twisted pair matched, so that the electrical signal travels correctly, otherwise you run into problems at length. For very short runs I would guess you could ignore pairs, even though it would increase crosstalk (between signals within a cable) and interference (aerial like transmission or reception, especially with different cables run close together).

Great picture of different twists per centimetre comparing each pair within a cable (compare orange against blue in one cable), and also shows the different twists for different cats (less for cat5, more for cat6): https://store.chipkin.com/articles/differences-between-categ... — if the twist lengths of all pairs were exactly the same within a cable, there would be a lot more crosstalk between pairs.
If I am typing into an editor running on my computer, I am not consciously accessing your server for data you have.
Man it just seems insane to me that you are acting like being billed $2 million, $200,000, and having unknown other bills, is somehow a good system.

Let's be honest, overbilling and non-accountability is a huge disaster here. While people like you slip through the cracks in terms of not needing to pay, others slip through the cracks in terms of not getting care at all.
Nope, you have to map them but they are very easy to do. You can use the suggested keymaps from nvim-lsp GitHub too (still need to copy pasta).
https://www.t3x.org/