skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even back with the poisoning of Litvinenko, etc.

But tbh even since the 1970s, we know peak oil is coming. Nuclear fission and fusion plus full electrification of industry, transport and homes, and renewable energy investment should be absolutely critical. This is what taxes and governments are for!

Jumping on the US bandwagon so late is a mistake though, given the current situation it'd be best to stay neutral realistically (like Armenia, Georgia, etc.) and use the time to achieve the above. Ideology is nice, but realpolitik keeps the lights on.
This is a remarkably facile comment; on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram you can find people who aren't out to drive trans people to commit suicide, and content which isn't about how to best call SWAT teams to people's homes. On KiwiFarms, that is all there is.
Yes, I believe It's possible to replicate the same behaviour locally.
I'll try to do that in the next update
In this case, the police are involved, and part of the problem: a KF user got somebody SWATted. The police are amazingly useless at dealing with organized harassment; there have been a couple of cases where people have already been in touch and told them "you will probably receive a hoax call about me", and still got SWATted.
The needs of a startup are quite different than (and often conflicting or opposite to) the needs of a stable, large company. So if you have learned "what good looks like" elsewhere and have no first-hand experience in a high-growth environment, then you as a founder may be prone to decisions that are a poor fit in the context of a startup, which by definition is a high-growth. Launching an "ordinary" (i.e. non-high-growth) new business in an established niche will have much more overlap with previous work experience at some corporation than trying to get product-market fit for a startup.
Same local NAS, where backup = encrypted in the cloud, and also on M-Disc blu-rays kept in my office (where I also keep two BD units which I test like once a year). But I love the other idea of printing the best out, I'll get to that for sure.
right. but how is this a 'win'?
> In fact targeting aid towards black people consequently targeted aid toward black males (a subset of black people.)

And decreased aid targeted toward white males (a subset of males.)

> black people are still less likely to be vaccinated than white people, so black people clearly weren't targeted enough

The same is true of men vs women, so men clearly weren't targeted enough either.

Moreover, this entire comment thread is driven by the fact that men died a whole lot more than women due to COVID. That's ipso facto evidence that men were undertargeted.

> the cost of specifically targeting black people (put the vaccination centers in or near black neighborhoods if possible.)

Prioritizing who has access to a vaccine is cheaper than opening new vaccination centers in underprivileged areas (which fwiw I support). And it went further than this: in most localities, white men were explicitly deprioritized, having to wait a month or more longer to get access to the vaccine compared to e.g. black women, who were at lower risk.

Also, by choosing not to apply a gender lens, public health authorities overinvested in black women and underinvested in black men. It's likely that if mens' higher vulnerability to COVID was allowed to be brought into consideration, fewer black people (and fewer people overall) would have died.
Sadly that's probably true. At the same time, the Energiewende (change to renewables) was sabotaged. Wonder why…
There's lots of anti-EV FUD / hand wringing on social media about "how will the power grid handle all those electric cars?!"

Meanwhile... few similar statements about air conditioning. Which in my house -- and that of everyone else I know with an EV -- uses many times the amount of energy that charging a car does. Even when I was commuting 100km a day.

Air conditioning is the cause of pretty much all brownouts where I live here in southern Ontario.

Grid resiliency is obviously important on both fronts. And AC is critical. But it's also really expensive from an energy POV.
Soviet gas was a reliable thing for 50+ years, that changed only in 2022. And couod you please explain how millions are going to die in Europe over the change from gas to some other renewable source of heating? Seriously curious here, because I see that shit repeatef all iver the place without any reasonable explanation whatsoever.
Homelab with ZFS and ~60tb racked. It backs up to a second box in the house. I occasionally swap drives with a nearby friend.

Homelab runs photoprism (open source google photos alternative), plex, code-server, etc.
Peace and stability is how we are in this mess. Russia annexed Crimea in 2014. Western Europe did nothing, to keep the peace. Russia was emboldened to continue the campaign to annex the rest of Ukraine because they knew no one was going to stop them. And outside of monetary and weapons aid they were mostly right, the Ukrainians are in this fight by themselves. Everyone else is making excuses about keeping the peace and not letting the price of gas get too high.
> I think France is mostly okay due to nuclear power (yes some are down for delayed maintenance

To the contrary, they have had to scale back nuclear because the rivers they use for cooling are too warm [1].

And they have resorted to importing power:

"That means France is importing power at a time it would normally be exporting it and EDF is buying electricity at high market prices, just as Europe is scrambling to find alternative energy supplies to Russia."

1. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/warming-rivers-threa...
Progressive image stippling and greedy blue noise importance sampling
Anyone taking or have taken Rapamycin or things that change mTor? How did that go? Is there risk of infections?

David Sinclair got me interested in this topic.

Also people who fast for a long time: How do you do that? I get super hangry and find it really a struggle past a certain point of not eating.
This method puts a lot of reliance on DNSSEC working and trusting that it is preventing spoofing. I personally wouldn't rely on this in production, there are too many stories about DNSSEC cutovers rendering the domain unresolvable for hours+. Imagine not being able to get to your servers too...!
Using this for quick & scrappy way to communicate. Did not want to create Discord or other chat group.
no knock on the ccTLD registry itself but Libya's government is in a provisional state. who knows what its future will be and there are many other ccTLDs in a similar place.
Isn't the concern with DJI mostly the software (artificial flight limitations, phone-home ability, ability for China to lock you out on a whim). I'm not concerned that the motors and carbon tubes on my drones are made in China, I'm worried about truly owning the device I'm flying.

If I were a Ukrainian DJI pilot I'd be worried about China doing Russia a favor by releasing a firmware update with this logic:

1) drone is flying in Ukraine?

2) motor amperage is higher than normal (probably carrying a grenade)?

If 1 and 2, just return to takeoff point and drop the grenade

Maybe mix in a rand() so Ukraine doesn't catch on too quick.
I pick between the two. Of late that responsibility has been pretty well taken care of by the Forget Me Not extension on Firefox, although I think it's endangered (like a lot of things that have to do with Firefox and its extensions.)

You can set rules with three clicks, four clicks if you want that rule to be temporary and thrown away on browser restart. You may choose between never deleting, deleting on browser close, deleting on tab close, or just throwing them away. The initial setup for default policy has a few UI issues, but the author put a lot of work into it.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/forget_me_not...
Your song LISP in space is a classic!
It's pretty much a combination the following:

- https://keepassxc.org/docs/#faq-ssh-agent-how

- https://developers.yubico.com/SSH/Securing_SSH_with_FIDO2.ht...

You could probably also put the SSH key itself as a resident key on the YubiKey. But personally I like the fact the key and 2FA aren't on the same device (and the fact you can only get my key when you know the KeepassXC master password).
Someone send that poor fellow collected works of Irfan Habib on Mughal taxation and governance stat.
"If they weren't one of these companies would have figured out that producing quality printers/refillable ink cartridges makes more money"

The same bullship is happening with tractors, home appliances, hospital equipoment, military radio equipment !

The truth of hte matter is that giving companies unremovable ownership and control over a product they've already sold, and allowing them to reach into my house over my WiFi was a step away from freedom and
towards feudalism.
>Often pushing a narrative along the lines of “look how much it sucks compared to here”.

Which seems nonsensical considering their readership is strongly correlated with the subset of Americans who think we should do things like Western Europe. I'm sure they have metrics and have A/B tested it but still, seems weird...
Yes and yes. On the JVM and .net. Has been feasible for a while.

It's also something that you should probably never do, so not really that useful or worth considering as a major advantage.
> Europe could have chosen the US as a trading partner over Russia

For 1000x the price maybe.

LNG is crazy expensive to produce, handle and transport. And the USA is very, very far away.
Stupid question(s) for a non-medical person who doesn't even know enough to be wrong.

I really thought "inflammation" is/was a generic term for a myriad of different causes and symptoms. Did something change and now we "know" that inflammation == c reactive protein? Or is this just one particular well-known marker of a common cluster of inflammation symptoms? Or am I just completely confused about the whole thing?

happy to take answers from OP or others.
I worked for Ritz Camera back in the day and was mostly onto better things when they began this process, but I can say from my experience that there's really no coming back from it.
Is this forum a system?

Is ycombinator's failure to delete the posts of me and others in this thread also indicative of an intent to "use violence as a means of enforcing social order, by encouraging stochastic and opportunistic terrorism against trans people"?
What can go wrong with a website hosting chrome extension freely downloadable by everyone.
Agreed, we have a justice system based on what we agreed as a society. The rule of law.

If you want to prohibit speech to white supremacists, fine, let’s pass a law and if it doesn’t hold constitutional muster, go ahead convince everyone to amend the constitution. But since our founding fathers made this process difficult on purpose, let’s take a different approach: that’s what social justice is. It is anti-democratic mob lunacy where corporations and governments are playing a proxy authoritarian game.
It's more about reaching the 10 million dollar mark that the average person on 30 under 30 has than it is about being on that list.
This article from Jan 2022 seems quite prescient:

https://www.vortexa.com/insights/products/reality-check-on-r...

"Geopolitical tensions around the Ukraine conflict between Russia and a not truly consistent US/European conglomerate are straining and the word “sanctions” is being touted with rising frequency. But by analysing flows it’s clear that any material sanctions on Russian oil and gas exports are unlikely to materialise. If this were to happen, Europe would have much more to lose than Russia. In this insight we’ll explore why."

Basically, Russia depended on Europe for about half of its fossil fuel export market in 2020, a steep drop from 2010 when Europe made up about 80% of the exports.

Unfortunately the geopolitical prediction was a bit off:

> "Given just how huge the ramifications would be for Europe, as well as how toothless flow sanctions would be without blocking Russian exports, which in turn would put the entire world into a different place, we deem it most likely that current tensions will be solved diplomatically."
We didn't buy large amounts of US LNG, which is the entire point. It was not really necessary until Russia launched its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
From the description, it sounds like this extension just puts "https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:" in front of the current url?

If so, you can also do this via a simple bookmarklet:

javascript:location.href='https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:'+location.href;{}

If you don't know what bookmarklets are: Edit any old bookmark and put the above line into the url field. Next time you click it, it will bring you to the Google cache of the current page you are on.
This is a great point. Regardless of how one may feel about hate speech laws, it is disturbing that a large percentage of citizens believe that Washington D.C. is completely impotent. People have given up on the idea of their government helping, to the point where it's not even brought up as a possibility.
No- the core editor tech, Monaco, is its own thing (and is one of the most difficult and valuable parts of the project)
Exactly. This type of extension should 100% be blocked from the official store. That said, the userscript is working as intended so far.
Whether it is lanes or 'roles and responsibilities' I think everyone benefits when they have a good sense of what they are signing up for. But, in the real world, sometimes you just can't get that kind of clarity. I will get responsibilities throughout the year that I clearly think "I don't really know how to do this"...and then I evaluate whether I can learn to do that thing well enough or if I should defer to somebody else.

In regards to culture and scale and lanes...what I was referring to was having a culture of people who are accepting when others ask if they can help, rather than telling those people to go mind their own business. If employees want to do what they are specialized in...totally fine...but if I am interested in a topic that someone else specializes in, I would like to have an opportunity to explore that(without being a PITA obviously).
Twitter Tried to Develop Clone of OnlyFans
The account is a troll.
A finite amount of time. We will always need gas though, unless we plan to connect to renewables in australia. This war will last a long time, and even then , why would the EU go back to business with russia?
"Society as a whole" and "many people" are not the same entities. Again, there was a time when serious discourse about internet privacy focused on abuse potential and how to provide data security guarantees. Now it's just "ads bad", and I think that's a real problem with the discourse. To repeat, you can win fights over privacy (c.f. the GDPR, which while pretty flawed was a real and tangible win for users). You'll never win a fight over "ads". Ever.
I was helping with the mis-remembering, not making a point. Trump is a clown and the fact that 'even' he got this right, just goes to show how bad it was for Germany to depend primarily on a single point of failure.
Japan's digital minister vows to rid the country of floppy disks
I have been taking rapamycin for many years now. It's obviously not ready for anywhere near the general public and is never something I'd suggest to someone at this point, but my own results have been wonderful and my blood panels and energy levels are great. If I had to guess, when properly used, this would probably add a full 5-10 years onto the lifespan of a lot of people. When combined with many other promising treatments, I think we could easily add 10-15 years onto most peoples' health+lifespans.
What's the bait and switch involved?
You may not approve of it but I doubt you "can't wrap [your] head" around it.
these are basically arbitrary labels bestowed upon an account. let's not kid ourselves that "verification" goes anywhere beyond that.
It would be interesting to see how the sentiment about crypto changed over time on HN. I'm sure there was time when people saw a lot of potential in crypto technologies. Subjectively, the sentiment has shifted completely towards negativity in the last 1-2 years.
At a glance this reads close to "families with no father figure". You probably didn't mean the likes or to induce knee jerk reactions, but would replace "family unit decline" as being an issue of concern with "there's little to no social/gov provided safety net" for folks who need it.
The big ad companies definitely have not been good stewards.

Here's an ongoing example that should get someone put in jail:

Pharmaceutical companies target ads for addictive drugs at the people that are most likely to become addicted to those drugs.

(For the victim of this that I know personally, it wasn't painkillers. As far as I know, there have been no repercussions for the manufacturer of the drug in question or the ad networks.)

See also: The millions of comments on any thread on HN that discusses SEO, dark patterns, cookie consent, or apps that interfere with advertising revenue streams.
> By setting up this bait and switch, you hurt your own paywall - if the search engine can get a full copy, so can I.

I don’t get this. They do whatever they want with their content. Editors give free book copies to journalists; that doesn’t gives you the right to have one as well.
The issues with these articles is that they focus on money, and the price of energy, which leads people to believe either consciously or not that something can be helped with money. It can't. There is a fundamental supply constraint that has nothing to do with money.

People will consume less, either because prices rise and they choose not to pay them, or by rationing, or by random blackouts (gas-outs?).
If you go to Amazon a lot why not whitelist?
DropzoneJS Direct Uploads to Backblaze B2 in Phoenix Liveview
Unfortunately, it's extremely hard to prove allegations of abuse by skilled actors that know how to use their tools (tools that are really easy to use).

KF's lead admin states it plainly: use a VPN, because KF complies with subpoenas. If folks were committing high-end acts of terrorism against elected officials regularly, the baddies might not be safe.

But if you're a trans streamer with a small following, if the folks coordinating attacks on you are diligent enough to make sure they're doing so off-platform, behind a VPN, calling folks while obscuring their identities, and so on? There's no chance for you.

I led a team in infiltrating a small community that acted as KF does. Even with screenshots in hand, even being on Discord, the Discord T&S team couldn't do very much for us because we didn't have nearly enough evidence in hand. We had to do a public exposé with what we had in hand and basically bluff that these folks could get in trouble as a result. Only that, along with the fact that we had bits and pieces enough of their identities, got them to go away. There's absolutely no way that I can tell that anyone would be taking anyone else to court. The best we could do was make our group so hard to attack that it wasn't worth it.

How is anyone supposed to defend themselves from this?
"FREE VACATIONS! (you have to sit through a timeshare presentation and there are catches"

We widely regard the above as unethical.

Adding content to a search engine literally says "you can come read this content!". That is the purpose of search engines. Even Google penalizes paywall behavior and will downrank them - which forces the paywall people to get more clever.

Sorry but don't abuse search engines and users to sell your content. Buy ads like a big boy.
I don't have the answers either, but I can throw out some ideas and maybe there'll be something constructive in it, eh?

I was brought up with the general idea that what consenting adults get up to is pretty much their own business. E.g. if a guy wants to wear a dress or two women want to get married or Tilda Swinton is just over the whole gender thing or whatever, it ain't no skin off my nose, eh?

But in practice "there are limits", for me I get uncomfortable with autophagy and cannibalism. There have been a few cases of voluntary cannibalism!? That's where I draw the line personally. To each his own, but you can't eat each other, or yourself. BIID too for that matter falls into the "beyond the pale" category for me. (But even then, if the otherwise healthy limb is causing serious distress somehow? And we can't operate on the brain to fix the cause? Maybe you do remove the limb? What if you take it off and the problem remains!? Phantom BIID?)

Really, though, this is between the person and their doctor. It's none of our business. That should be emphasized IMO: if this is a medical condition we're talking about then it's just deeply inappropriate for other people to meddle, IMO.

Next, the thought occurs that there's at least one very obvious difference between BIID and gender change: having a limb off is generally bad, whereas being a woman (or man) is generally A-Ok.

It's fine to be a man, it's fine to be a woman, but changing from one to the other is not fine? "Where's the fun in that?" as John Cleese often says.

Also, people don't typically beat up or murder folks for having BIID. When we're discussing things like societal acceptance of transgender folks, you have to keep in mind the historical (and in many places still current) violence that they have had to put up with. It's not an armchair discussion for these folks. They are fighting for their lives. (E.g. talking in code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polari )

I grew up reading sci-fi stories where e.g. a man might take a pill before bed and wake up a woman. To me the future would obviously and naturally have gender change as a normal thing (though perhaps uncommon) along with things like new synthetic genders, or body changes like fur or tails, or even becoming "transhuman" entirely though mutation or "uploading". What gender is a disembodied consciousness in a cybernetic matrix anyway, eh?

Last but not least, speaking as someone who has dedicated much of his life to logic, the world is trans-logical. You're talking about "grasping the logic" or crystallizing the logic, which is a good thing to do: logic is better than illogic. I'm pointing out that the real world is not fully covered by logic, in fact only a tiny minuscule portion of the real world is susceptible to logical comprehension. This doesn't mean a descent into irrationality, rather it leads to a new higher-order rationality that can take into account contradictory models and yet still function.

Well met! Cheers
And yet there are compilation videos of streamers being swatted on stream[0]. If someone has an address, all it takes are some anonymous calling techniques / a burner phone to traumatize the occupants by calling in a fake hostage situation or something of that caliber.

0: https://youtu.be/coa7tP54kDY?t=6
“I’m talking strictly about the sociological aspects...”

Life is hard. Individuals consistently fail to act with everyone’s best interests in mind. This is true of all people and all groups of people at all scales.

The offensive thing about Christians is that they’re a people that have acknowledged that they aren’t behaving appropriately in the first place and have come to the conclusion that they want to behave accordingly to the standard set in the Bible. It’s completely understandable that when they don’t live up to that standard that others are put off.

When everyone is out there living their own truth, it can be offensive to learn about a group of people who reject the idea of their own truth and put their trust in the God of the Bible. It’s especially understandable that folks are quick to judge them for their hypocrisy when they fail to live up to that standard.
Keep in mind that "you" is not defined via "your job". This is a trap, as what happens when you lose your job or, gasp, retire? You need to have a sense of self that is self-defined. Yes, you work and have skills that people want and all that good stuff, but that's just transactional.