skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Angel's Landing is also incredibly crowded. Unless someone is hiking there under inappropriate conditions, no one's remotely by themselves. And that's pretty true of a lot of areas in national parks generally.

There are use cases although I wonder how many of the people who wouldn't buy a separate device would pay for a hypothetical satellite subscription. But I'm sure some would.
And if "people" are limited by resources, say if someone need an LHC to verify something..what really is the difference...?
"You don't have a white/silver roof on your house? Fuck you."

I am one of your fuckees. The house I bought was expensive enough as it was. I am not changing a brand new dark roof for a different one for an exorbitant price right now, because budget. A perfectly new roof going down (isn't that actually waste?) for saving, say, 10 of 30 days when the AC is really needed?

(I am also not even sure if roof colors are regulated by the local authorities or not. There are over thirty houses in the same project, with the same roofs. Maybe I wouldn't even be allowed to.)
You’re taking an unbelievably literal interpretation of a faith you don’t believe in and literally projecting it on to the parent comment as a form of criticism. Safe to say that I don’t think you can expect a response from them.
This is simply amazing. I wish it was open source, but totally understand why that is not realistic or possible.

It's crazy to think this is built off forked chromium yet there is no really good self-hosted cross-platform Remote Desktop app.

Keep up the good work!
Are they really less tenable? Because, if there be a God, on the judgement day present in many of the religions we know, he might point out that the sheer complexity of the universe should be a sign of his existence. What are the odds? Are the odds actually in favor of man's theory, or is man desperately clinging to a theory to avoid him? Is it actually good science as designed, or rather any excuse no matter how implausible will suffice? Good science looks at the odds and makes a conclusion. Bad science looks at the conclusion and ignores the odds to bias towards a result.

Edit: Furthermore, this said God might point out on said day the lack of any aliens, or other life, as another sign that the universe was made for man, and nothing else, and the sheer enormity of it should be yet another sign. For if the universe was not large, would it be more easy to deny?

Edit 2: You might dismiss the above, and these aren't the best arguments that could be formulated, but it is more to show that your presupposition that a larger universe disproves his existence is untenable.
EVs are literally distributed storage, a Tesla Model S has a 90kWh battery -- that's enough to run the owner's house for 3 days.
I spent a heck of a lot of time in my youth playing video games and do not regret a minute of it. Video games can be quite mentally enriching and provide a community of friends.

My advice is to pick up meditation to think about how you'd rather spend your time if gaming isn't it and just do it.

Ultimately, your happiness is all about having a positive attitude. How you spent your time is not pointless if you enjoyed it, and you can't change the past - so don't worry too much about it.
This is taught in any Economics 101 class in college.

Government regulation = market inefficiency
No the data clearly shows this is independent of substance use.
I agree, considering the constraints, it's not bad. The problem is the constraints, and whatever you think about AMP, at least it was an attempt to tackle this problem head on.
https://covid19dataportal.se/dashboards/post_covid/

8500 recorded cases may not sound like much (for one possible diagnostic code of a few choices), but that's 0.1% of the population, and about half the number of people who died in Sweden. That's a pretty substantial amount of increased disability, especially if the risk of long COVID on each infection is close to independent (e.g. we keep accumulating people with long term effects at this kind of rate).

I have a family member affected; went from highly active to completely intolerant of exercise in her early 20's. Walking half a mile wipes her out for a few days.
Education levels tracked the acceptance of masking and vaccination, and the political divide that has emerged from Trump.

I think highly educated people are often simply indoctrinated with facts and beliefs rather than trained to be intelligent and knowledgeable.
Per PBS SpaceTime, humanity has been able to recreate conditions 0.000001 seconds after Big Bang (arbitrary number), in particle accelerators. But to add an extra 0 would require the energy output of our universe.

The implication is that we simply don’t have enough energies to recreate similar circumstance in a particle accelerator and we cannot “see” past microwave background radiation. As such, as of now, there isn’t a straight path to understand the Big Bang further in any context.
It has a restricted grammar and can be parsed, so it is a programming language as much as any on the list. It just doesn't have a canonical runtime.
The lack of (written) vowels is less of an issue than most people think as the vowels tend to come in predictable patterns. Likewise the differences of pronunciation for ב, פ and כ are again predictable. It’s not unlike how in Czech, a consonant in a cluster takes on the voiced/unvoiced quality of the following consonant so that kde is pronounced as if it were written gde. I really think that Hebrew is the most beginner-friendly language of all the languages that I’ve learned.
I don't.

I'm not.

I'm just posting my brain waste here like everyone else.
>long-term COVID symptoms are much more prevalent among women, adults under 65, Hispanics and Latinos, and non–college graduates than among other demographic groups.

Weird
It's mentioned in most official resources that I've come across as a potential "long-covid" symptom, but I don't recall ever having seen it listed as one of the researched criteria - those seem mostly limited to just the (I suppose much more prevalent) cognitive impairments and exhaustion as in the linked article also.
Then it's not your fault.

I'm talking people building or renovating and then bitching about expensive AC. Talk about idiotic.

I'm in a town where more than half the roofs are black. BLACK! It has been over 30 degrees and sunny for two months of summer. Guess what complaints I kept hearing?

Reflective paint helps in summer much more than it hurts in winter.

But beyond that, I just hate people going "Reeee we need to do something about the climate change" who do absolutely nothing themselves.
I'm building an app that implements RR! It's called Meet Robbie. Check it out: https://meetrobbie.com

I've been working on it for over a year and we plan to release sometime in the next 6 months. We take RR and make it the basis for a meeting operating system. The rules can be adjusted so that you can use a lightweight set of rules if it suits you better, hence the name "Meet Robbie".

Any feedback on the idea is much appreciated. (and sorry for the shameless plug. I can't resist)
Most of Australia is out of reach from phone. I remember driving to Broome, and the network suddenly connects 5km from the city, when you have the visual contact.

With remote working, if it were possible through satellite, digital native people would populate the unoccupied land (and oceans). The definition of “remote areas” is that you don’t know how populated they would be if network were available.
> forcing cars to be safe to cyclists is a dead end

Isn’t it? Cars are drastically different. Visibility is poor in a car, so it’s difficult to see narrow objects like a bike. Cars normally drive much faster than a bike — 20mph is slow for a car but fast (ish) for a bike. Cars are vastly heavier and larger, meaning they cause a severe amount of damage when they hit a smaller object like a bike or human.

Cars and bikes sharing the road is not ideal for either. Countries with excellent bike cultures and safety records (the Netherlands) promote separate infrastructure for different modes of transit, and it works well.
It’s badly worded as it implies the tool doesn’t do this, when it actually does:

> we need to define an ip(6)tables ipset. This will first exclude Google Cloud, and then include all the other Google IP addresses.
GG&S rubs academics the wrong way for a couple of reasons:

1) It accepts as a fact that the Europeans had superior technology to the peoples they encountered elsewhere, which is now perceived by many academics to be a form of racism/eurocentrism. (see the discussion in the linked threads about how the Europeans weren't really that advanced)

2) Materialist explanations are out of favor. Everything is supposed to be about culture and ideology and social construction, and everything is supposed to be "contingent" (i.e. not pre-determined by material factors like geography or superior technology - see the discussion in the linked thread about "determinism," which is a bad word).
After reviewing what you've said I have absolutely no idea what you are on about. So you just lurk the IRC because it's automatically there as a part of a default installation of the distribution? And you sit there with it open just waiting around for... Shit to stir up? Like you don't even need to have it open. What what was your whole reason for having it open other than just having it open to see if there's something that you could get into? Do you have a lot of free time do you have something else to do with your time? This isn't even the proper channel to be bringing this up in and it seems like you just want us to explain to you what you are doing or to take your side or something. This only has to do with tech because it's Linux mint and it's not really like a technical article or an historical write-up about something in tech... This is just you having some sort of social issue with a Linux distributions team and I'm really confused here.

This isn't even your job. What you are doing or thought you were doing isn't even your responsibility. You are a user of a Linux distribution who took it upon themselves to point out what another client was doing on their IRC server and you requested a ban of that user after thinking you knew the full picture of what was going on.

To pull out a dated reference you are just pulling a Gladys Kravitz from Bewitched.
This has implications in the levels of coverage hospitals and insurance will have to extend to aftercare right? I wonder how long that will take to play out.
You say you are 23. You've got your whole life in front of you. It seems to me that your interest just changed. Go ahead and start working in your current interests. Don't dwell on your past actions. You were happy at the time. That's what counts.

Let me give you my example: I'm 40 years old. Started coding at 9 y.old a d did a lot of cracking, reverse eng , game dev and even electronics when I was a kid. I have a degree in Soft Eng and a PhD in CompSci... and a successful
career in several startups. you know, the perfect plan.

But at my 40, life made me realise that I had neglected my health for too long. The body is starting to charge interest in the years and years of sitting in front of a computer.

So now, my interests changed to sport, fitness and wellness. I dont think I wasted my previous years , but I have decided to focus on my health first at this point in my life.

So dont feel bad for your choices. You are extremely young and have s really good chance to make a turn in your life to achieve what you find exciting now.
Wish you weren’t here: the photos that show the life of ‘quiet’ tourist hotspots
A 3000 km HVDC interconnect loses only 10%. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-voltage_direct_current

The physics works out just fine. Where did you get your information from?

See also:

"On the technology front we have covered significant ground in the past two decades. We have raised power capacity from 50MW to more than 1,400MW â€“ enough to power several million households. We have enhanced voltage levels from 80kV to 525kV, thereby increasing distance capability from 70km to over 1,000km. And at the same time we have continually brought down transmission losses which are now at less than 1 percent."
https://eepower.com/news/abb-doubles-hvdc-capacity-and-celeb...
I wonder what it would look like if the FBI was impartial? Is it possible that perhaps each situation is individual and the consequences meted out to each person would be different?
Usually the latest edition is the one you need. They try to resolve some of the ambiguities of the earlier editions, if problems arise 'in the wild.'

The spinoffs are either an attempt to dumb it down or a cash grab by Robert's heirs.
I can’t reply to the question I was asked, so I reply here:

How many have I verified? I’m not sure of the #, but I’ve verified much of classical physics, chemistry, astronomical observations, and lots of things in electronics (some of which rely on quantum mechanics) and electromagnetism.

But as I said, they question is not whether you or I have personally verified everything, but whether they are verifiable in principle, by anyone. The claims of chemistry, physics, astronomy, etc, are verifiable. The claims of a holy man are not.
Nicotine itself is not particularly dangerous and smoking cigarettes with no nicotine would be just as bad for your lungs. The main with it is the addiction however there is bo clear link between long term use of nicotine itself and any significantly negative health outcomes.
It's more the case that the software world is absurdly generous to labor compared to the rest.
A screenshot or video of in-game play would be an excellent addition to the readme. Not everyone's coming with experience of x-com
Then that squares with my mental model of discord being for the gaming community, because imagine one's surprise about coming in to work on a Monday to have something to add to a thread made on Friday but unable to contribute to it. Or, what's this "vacation" stuff I keep hearing about?
yes, but that is besides the point. Fork here is being used in the permanent sense, where you continue development and never open a PR
This is why the real magic of fossil fuels isn't the energy they contain, but their energy density.

An efficient, large scale global economy is only possible with incredibly high energy density (and easy to transport and convert into usage energy) energy sources.

And, to your point, even global food supply is ultimately an issue of transporting energy from the sun to human bodies largely in the form of plant based carbohydrates. Human's ability to expand around the globe is predicated on the ability to transport the caloric requirements efficiently.
>Ghana is not in a better position to know anything about the safety of this airframe than the FAA

After the 737-MAX fiasco - which proved FAA ignores flaws for political reasons - they might be.
How does it relate to larger brains?
Although, as I understand it, not all dialects of Arabic are mutually intelligible so, e.g., an Iraqi and a Moroccan might have difficulty understanding each other.

The other challenge with Arabic is that the script is considerably more complicated since most letters have distinct initial, medial and final forms whereas Hebrew only has special final forms for three letters. That said, I know almost no Arabic so I can’t speak with much authority on its learnability.
This is slick, nice job!
This reminds me of Flight of the Conchords where the manager, Murray, holds meetings in his office with the two band members. He even keeps the minutes himself. Hilarious!
Which party claims to be all about individual responsibility and law and order? Perhaps the conservatives’ embrace of post modernist nihilism has consequences beyond themselves?
We might open-source something in the future. Honestly we haven't open-sourced Hyperbeam because the code is a bit messy. In the mean time you can check out https://github.com/crybapp, we're partnered with them.

Hyperbeam started out as anime watch party website for our engineering capstone project in 2019, so the commit history is a bit comical. https://uwaterloo.ca/news/engineering-students/taking-innova...
Cheatsheet and Toolkit for bootstrappers on every stage
Only when passion meets usefulness success is possible in business.
"Assume" is a strong word, but if we observed an exoplanet with free oxygen in the atmosphere and stable levels of bioindicators (methane etc) for a period, and then saw CO2 spike from nearly zero to significantly higher levels... well, it's evidence of something.
Real question: What is the largest tidal power installation in the world? Why do we see so little of it?
None.

Tree Style Tabs is only available for Firefox.
And the laptop proved that?
All energy on earth, baring geothermal, is ultimately solar energy. Fossil fuels are just one, very efficient, form of storing that energy.
At $249 per day, prison stays leave ex-inmates deep in debt
Maybe. I mean, in general, if you have a health plan you're covered for something whether it's a follow-on effect of something before or it's something new.
She did make an appeal to simplicity, claiming that simpler is better, and she stated that religious origins are way more complicated so while they can't be proven wrong, if you accept the idea that simpler is better then religious explanations are unlikely to be true.
does not work. firefox dev
> Who is paying more for electricity in France?

EDF is. Which will end up as deficits in France's budget.
>With remote working, if it were possible through satellite,

It is possible with Starlink where available. You could never have worked from my brother's house with either a hot spot or 1Mbps DSL. With Starlink, while not 100% reliable, it's quite doable.

However, I'm making the assumption that for the foreseeable future a sat option for phones would look more like the text messaging of the Garmin devices.
CSV too?
A more charitable reading would be "appreciate that all such theories are necessarily humble and limited; unless the entire context of science and human understanding becomes fundamentally and dramatically transformed"
I would like a Japanese primary school teacher to confirm that this isn't actually taught in schools there.
If HN had a metaverse, what would people want it to be like?
My lot listed and sale pending on Zillow without my knowledge
I was sick with covid for around five days 2 months ago. I had high fever, tiredness, pain on my body and coughing.

After I felt better I observed that I was feeling much more tired than I usually felt.

Now, after two months I feel a little better but not that much... Could this be related to my covid infection? Is there a way to improve my situation?

I did a normal check up but didn't get anything abnormal...
Don't well on the past, you can't change it, but what you can change is the direction of your future.

You've learned a valuable lesson the hard way: that time is the most valuable resource, that you can't get it back and that it is non-fungible. Some people don't learn that until it's far, far too late. You've learned it early, use that knowledge to direct the rest of your adult life.
On this note, did you know that the official age of the universe is 432 × 10^15 seconds and the diameter of the universe 7 × 432 × 10^15 light-seconds? An amazing coincidence.
Exactly, it’s like we didn’t need the Mueller investigation to prove that Donald Trump colluded with Russia - he called on them to find dirt on his opponents publicly.
Cheaper launches -> More satellites viable -> Lower orbit (shorter distance to the terminal at a cost of much smaller area covered by each satellite).
Stick it in a desktop chassis, mount a heat sink, crank the power to 100W, then it might be useful.
Or they should charge higher to meet demand, and take those funds to scale up manufacturing.
I would share things that are true now, but be careful about sharing things that may happen in the future.

For future partnerships, the real risk isn't that your competitors find out. The real risk is that the partnership falls through and your employees feel demoralized.

So I think it's fine and good to share information about the discussions your currently having with bigger companies, but less of a good idea to preview the possible future relationship.
Alice: "So, we're all agreed, the word 'god' just means 'base reality'?"

Bob: "Yup."

Christine: "Sure. And because this base reality exists, that proves I was right all along about Jesus: he did die for our sins."

Dhvan: "You mean it proves me right about Brahma."

Eris: "…the horned god."

Freya: "…Ragnarök."

and so on.
Crafting Interpreters - https://craftinginterpreters.com/

Writing an interpreter in Go -https://interpreterbook.com/
copying ≠ theft
Kinda funny to think about because leaf-eaters tend to have larger more complex gut microbiomes. Your gut microbiome has been called "the second brain" because the majority of neurotransmitters (including over 90% of all seratonin) originates there.

It almost seems like there's a tradeoff between the two "brains"

This would explain why pandas, koalas, and sloths (all leaf-eaters) are often thought of as "dumb" lol
Am I the only one that was unaware that charging inmates for jail was a thing?
HVDC enables long-distance transmission with low losses:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331959599_A_compreh...

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/building-a-2...
(2 billion seems too cheep)
Do you have a specific hotkey in mind? Curious if there's a hotkey we could choose which is intuitive, so we don't need to add more text in the 3D space.
It would be more accurate to say that science corrects itself. At any given time there are ideas which appear to have been verified as much as possible, others which are near speculation, and others which are quite uncertain with evidence for and against.

What I think the parent means by contradicting science is rather different: the Bible says things which go against ideas which we believe have been verified by evidence, but the Bible won’t be changed to reflect that understanding. On the other hand, science will change its idea of what it thinks to be true as more evidence becomes available. Nobody changes things in the Bible.
Sure, and your ISP knows every single IP you have connected to, too. That is just how the internet works.
After a night of Ethanol my brain feels quite swollen.
It depends on what you want to self host.

Low hanging fruits like cloud storage, web hosting, VPN are fairly easy to setup and self maintain.
I think this is exactly it. When it first came out it was trendy to quote the book about why certain things were the way they were. Then, people got tired of it and now it's trendy to say "well actually...", To the point on the history subreddit, if you even mention the title, a moderator bot posts a form response saying "well actually..." Without even knowing the content of the post.

I hope we can soon reach a stage where we can accept the book for its good parts, understand it's shortcomings, and have more realistic viewpoints of academic/mass-appeal works and rely less on trends to tell us how we should feel.
Thanks for letting us know, what version of Firefox are you on?
Here's the Github repo by the way: https://github.com/hyperbeam/threejs-example
I took it to mean "god is somewhere, you need to explain how that somewhere and god themselves came into being"
Opening the Pandora’s Box of AI Art
> Even non Battery electric trains can speed up or slow down at different points

I want this for everything with a battery, it’s own internal thermal mass or things I don’t need to complete as quickly as possible.

E.g.: laptop, washing machine (clothes or dishes), dryer, refrigerator, hot water heater, hvac, etc.

It just seems so underdeveloped on the consumer side.
A bubble factors pi as it moves and deforms and reforms. Not in decimal, not in a numerical base...in unary.