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NASA – Artemis I – Reoccurrence of Liquid Hydrogen Leak Detected
Perhaps, this a silly question but since you are an insider I would love to know why did Nokia not beat Apple to the smart phone punch?
"Fellow" commenters: Disliking the implications of what some piece of information being true entails doesn't make it propaganda. You are criticising it not because you are intellectually honest, but because you see it as an allegiance with an imaginary "enemy tribe".
> Amazon is doing this to prevent review bombing

I think that's the complaint.

Is review bombing somehow illegitimate? If so, what separates a "bomb" review from a legitimate review?
That sounds awful, having ads read out to you. Makes me glad I’ve never been tempted to get an Alexa
I think worth pointing out that while this is a Europe-wide issue, the challenges faced by the UK are exacerbated by a lot of other dumb shit going on - the UK is way less reliant on Russian gas than some other countries.

Aside from the obvious Brexit hangover, there is now a messy and confused series of economic policies in place and no clear leadership with regard to policies that could help tackle this issue. The quite literal absence of a functioning executive makes it difficult to take action, and even after a new PM is in place on Monday it’s not clear what’s going to happen.

At least for my part, I’m entirely happy with a massive tax increase on myself and people like me if it helps to ensure that tanks don’t roll into Romania, and my neighbours don’t starve or freeze to death over winter. The “average citizen” in any case is probably more compassionate than you give them credit for.
Skynet Enduring Capability (SKEC) Programme
stable diffusion is a work of researchers, not engineers, it's not a released product, it's an attachment to a research paper... researchers shouldn't need to know anything about releasing a software product...

you see it here on hacker news, because it's open source and thus hackers can and do already play with it..

as it's an interesting piece of software, I'm pretty sure someone will eventually make an easy to use GUI app based on it that ships all dependencies, but it's not yet at that stage,

this article is literally about the first easy (for a software engineer who knows python) way to run it on M1 macs, these people literally just discovered which versions of their dependencies work and share their work to invite other people to help them build something on top of it....
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Honestly, this article understates the situation. Everyone is bricking it. I go to the barbers, the barber wants to talk about it. I go to get a burger, the server wants to talk about it. A really large chunk of the country is doing calculations and really not liking the results.

Small businesses and charities are already receiving their new contract quotes and deciding to shut down.

And our next Prime Minister shows exactly no sign of caring about or even understanding the seriousness of the situation.
Things like the Git hosting provided by this Space thing sounded pretty good for EU-based users, as Jetbrains is a company registered in the Czech Republic.

Unfortunately, their FAQ on privacy states that all of the data will be stored in Amazon AWS, so from the privacy perspective this is no improvement over Github or Gitlab.
Fascinating read esp. in light of another article here (somewhere) about the surreal legal manipulations to bring down Sabatini (cancer researcher). It is all about the exercise or misuse of power for personal gain at every level.
We don't know if it's Gandalf. It's only speculation. He mimics Gandalf-isms from the movies (cupping a bug and talking to it), and generally looks like him. It could easily be misdirection for someone else like Sauron or maybe even a blue wizard?
The original Top Gun was cheese with cool planes. People are likely to be expecting exactly the same again, and so are happy when they get it.
I am full blown xenophobe, not quasi, but not in this case since I was from her home country and were visiting her for a week - but we spend probably half an hour in Zurich trying to find someone that knows the place and speak German or French at acceptable level to give us directions. It was during the late evening and out of 15 people we stopped like one was swiss.
That's the heuristic I'm applying too and I've got a substantial amount of money in Wealthfront that I'm now debating what to do with.
I specialize in the ability to competently and fully build from the ground up your whole business from design, development, system administration, deployments, testing, seo and other stuff as a single person.

My rate is $10,000/week pre-paid monthly.
When I fully realized that we are basically made up of biological nanobots, I became a lot less optimistic about nanotechnology. I believe every aspiring nanotechnologist should be required to study microbiology to some extend to become aware what can go wrong with self-replicating and self-arranging systems.
destroyed.
We were waiting for the on prem version to give it a run. Sadly pricing structure is completely different than other Jetbrains products and tbh - crazy expensive. I hope it isn't beginning of transition to overpriced SaaSes everyone else offers.
This article basically says that £153 out of £3539 is green levies, and the cause of the price increase was Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
You, like everyone else, seem to have missed that I live in Mississippi.

I'm the only one in the comments that has said so.

I'm pretty sure me and all my neighbors are 'hicks'.

Certainly more so than the good people of Jackson.
I was surprised to see database normalization in OP's list. Working at a modest-size company, database normalization was something I dealt with all the time. It was up to the devs to do table design, if you didn't normalize you'd end up with a mess.
The headline presupposes that a bubble exists. I would argue it doesn't. A psychedelic therapy bubble would have many commercial products that do basically the same thing, all competing for the same dollars.

Begging the question:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question
$2k per day.

hourly always invites discussions, for example how are phone calls with mixed topics billed?
How do you usually find clients?
[Bear](https:/:bearblog.dev) has a lot of active personal websites (some of them very neocities). I guess we’ll see how long they stay active.
A sad loss of a great man.

It would be a lovely gesture if Let's Encrypt added a special field to their issued certificates in honour of Peter's memory, much like many web servers around the globe send the "X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett" HTTP header.
I as an "average citizen" living in Germany care more about an idealistic notion of standing up to bullies than living in complete comfort.

I don't know about the UK, but here nobody is going to have problems putting food on the table or freezing to death this winter. [Edit: I should say, no more problems than we already have.]

My small discomfort at higher heating prices pales in comparison to the death and destruction that Russia is inflicting on Ukraine. If my small discomfort can stop that at all sooner then I am happy to face some discomfort.

I don't understand how people fail to see that our standing up for Ukraine and putting an end to this Russian war as soon as possible is also purely in our self-interests. Russia rampaging through all of Ukraine, and then Georgia, and then Kazakhstan, and then Uzbekistan, and then Finland, and then ..., and then maybe on to NATO (Poland? Balitics?) -- this is not in our interests.

"Oh, but Russia won't do that!" Yeah, that's what all the experts said about Ukraine also. No, sorry, Russia must be stopped now because Russia can no longer be trusted at all.
There's currently no patent on Lexapro, Prozac, or Risperdal either. "These companies" now have basically zero incentive to support them or to sic "PR goons" on their opponents.

There are also legitimate concerns about biases in the evidence base for claims about the efficacy of psychedelics: https://stuartritchie.substack.com/p/psychedelics

And yes, psychedelics have side effects: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallucinogen_persisting_percep...
$120US for work I think will be interesting or rewarding, scaling to $300US for work that sounds like it's going to suck.
Frankly, it didn't seem so good for the general public either. It's very slow and confusing. The emperors' plot is actually more entertaining. Totally unconnected with the books' premise (empire crumbling under the weight of its own bureaucracy) but the actors are fine.

The "good guys" on the other hand...
The parent is using the term pejoratively. In this context, I would describe it as calling someone a poseur of liberal/progressive issues, i.e., someone who cares more about the appearance of supporting progressive issues than actually supporting those underlying issues themselves. It means calling someone dishonest about their outward intent, basically. Personally, I'd prefer that people would just say what they mean rather than relying on slang entangled in the modern culture wars.
Southeast USA. $100/hr for everything (meetings, development work, bug fixes, ...).

Took me a while to be honest with myself and finally charge for all of my time. Maybe it's confidence?

Never had an issue from a client with this arrangement.
Let me offer a different perspective: the complaint is inconsistent and solely focused on race, which makes it appear racist.
> The average citizen cares about their energy bill and putting food on the table more than some idealistic notion of standing up to bullies.

If that where true we would all be Nazi.
It isn't! - but you replied, so: job done.

And now I replied, too, so, by way of attempt to salvage things, a suggestion: the downvote button is a far more effective way of heading off attempts to steer the discussion down unproductive paths.
Where would one go and look for those kind of vacancies?
This is wildly inappropriate comment to make on a notice of his passing. Would you spit out all this jibber jabber at a funeral? Please show more respect.
> I must admit, the sight of a black man entering a tavern full of white people did not urk me in the slightest. In fact, the thought that it might be odd never even entered my mind and never broke my immersion.

This depends entirely on your knowledge. There are people who won't notice a 1970s car in a movie set in 1950s because they don't know anything about cars, and then there are those to whom it's utterly immersion-breaking because the anachronistic car is associated with much later things for them and the mismatch sticks out like a sore thumb.
All well deserved imho. It is a wax museum of a show.
Tolkien's intent for Galadriel as she appears in Lord of the Rings is exactly what appears in Lord of the Rings.

The Silmarillion was his unfinished writings. I don't recall whether he had any intention to ever publish it, but certainly, he did not make strong efforts to do so. His son Christopher had to make a monumental effort to take the various disparate scraps and versions of stories to put them together into what appears to be a coherent whole.

To say that Tolkien "intended" for Galadriel to present, in Lord of the Rings, any of the traits one would associate with a kinslaying ruthless warleader is to completely ignore the context and the manner in which he wrote those two different aspects of her.
Heh the one I got was at Chase for the same reason. My actual banks had no offices in the same timezone, let alone state.
I wish it was on gog or steam. I'm lazy but would love to just have it work on the steam deck without me buying it, backing up the zip, configuring dosbox etc...
They expect it to be a trade school because it's so expensive that there needs to be some kind of payoff. Most people aren't the sort of elites that universities were once founded upon whom money was not much of a concern for.

Like yeah, go to college and get enriched and all of that, but honestly, if one can be self enriched by taking courses a la carte online, then is it really worth to pay out the nose for a degree that has not much (and even dwindling) monetary return? For some, yeah, because of a level of prestige you get from having a degree. For other fields, not so much.

No, people shouldn't take physics and then expect to become a pilot. On the other hand, computer science, which is not actually science but instead a fancy way of describing usage of computers, necessarily means applying algorithms and programming languages. If someone goes through an entire CS degree program but comes out with mostly knowledge that doesn't apply to real world usage of computers, well, what were they even taught in that case?
I was a kid/teenager in the 90s with little money and nowhere to spend it, so I pretty much lived on shareware games from cover disks. Scorched Earth felt almost like a pioneer(?) of the "you can customize every variable" game in a pre-mod era.

That "Capture the Flag" has a very specific aesthetic and looks very NeoPaint-y. I'm sure I saw a few games use that style. Was it a specific GUI toolkit?

While I'm rambling, I want to throw Conquest (1992) into the mix as it's where I got the bug for Risk and it, too, was very customizable like Scorched Earth: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Conquest_1992
Britain has for a long time neglected energy efficiency improvements and investment in renewable energy. The houses are the worst insulated in Europe [1].

UK has extremely good wind resources, very mild winters, bearable summers, a lot of capital available, a generally organized society. As a starting point, from energy point of view, it is extremely advantageous compared to say Finland or Germany.

Now vote someone who will act on it. Insulate the houses, build the windmills and nuclear plants. Stop complaining.

1: https://jannemkorhonen.files.wordpress.com/2022/08/image.png
People go to universities to learn how to tackle real world programming problems.

But then the universities teach them CS bullshit where 90% of it is unapplicable to the real world.

Why would you go to such an university which is so disconnected from the real world?
It's worth opening a bug against bluez to ask for this if one doesn't exist already.
[OP] here...

There were no 2fa alerts or any record of anomalous logins, so it's unlikely the password was compromised.

Even locking my domain from transfer wouldn't have stopped this from happening, the domain wasn't transferred: only the pointers to new DNS servers were changed.

This really smells like GoDaddy has bad programmers that introduced bugs in their infrastructure, or hackers poking around their back-end triggering stored procedures.

I'm not sure if it's 100% clear from the write up, but my domain was "seized" by GoDaddy's systems that host an insecure "Hosted by GoDaddy" welcome page. I didn't click on the "Buy This Domain" button, but it could have been spoofed to look like GoDaddy and actually taken me to some command and control server if this wasn't GoDaddy that performed the domain takeover.

Recourse? I called GoDaddy support and they were 700% confident their systems are perfect. I was told by the first support rep "I'm writing this down as caused by customer", so I told him "Well I'm marking this in my system as caused by GoDaddy" as we both laughed.

I called GoDaddy support a second time after I was partially convinced this was my fault and told them "Absolutely not, you guys messed up this needs to be escalated" as I gave the support representative a primer on the basics of how DNS works and why it broke for my domain (because he was clueless). Then emailed him a screenshot of my domain with "Parked by GoDaddy" written all over it because he didn't believe me.

So my recourse here is getting called an idiot by barely conscious GoDaddy support staff, posting this on HN to share the experience and getting called out again as an idiot for using GoDaddy (this is my first issue with them in 20 years). This has been happening to random GoDaddy customers for 4+ years and GoDaddy is so full of themselves they won't even open a support ticket to consider it might be their fault. I have no recourse except to transfer my domains to a responsible registrar.
I wonder how much of that page is the result of "voting" rings/bots.
I'm considering switching from hourly to a daily model.

Tracking hours is becoming too granular for the work I'm doing. This includes research and development; each of which I find myself "guessing" the hours a lot of the time.
Do you have a diff/patch of the change to do this?

I may try understanding both StableDiffusion and Python enough to do it, but if you already solved it - that'll be appreciated :)
I tried it out a bit, the integrations feel really lacking. For example, the teams section is cool, but it can't sync with GSuite or Rippling (or anyone, for that matter), so I have to maintain essentially two sources of truth. Same with calendar, Space won't sync with anyone else, but it doesn't have the ability to invite external users or add video conferencing details. Pretty much the only functional integration seems to be with Github.

This feels like a "jack of all trades, master of none" kind of situation. I love the premise, but integrations are going to make or break this for me. Admittedly, that's the hardest part to build.
- Make vague generalizations about white people, men

- Blur the distinction between non-credible fringe groups and some of the most credentialed institutions around so you can play the underdog

- Ascribe all actions taken in name of minorities as the express wishes of those minorities, even if they are ineffective or destructive

- Frame it as redress for hundred years of "history" (read: the specific grievances of North American colonialism)

- Wrap it all up in a blue=good red=bad American apple pie with a Trump bow while simultaneously deriding others for being too set in their ways

There are colleges that are demanding _diversity and inclusion loyalty pledges_ with adherence to a _specific socio-political agenda_, and you think "science is political" is just stalling from people who have lost perspective?

The American left is insane and delusional.
Yeah but a repo/notebook will surely be out soon or later.
Tom Brady can't solve physics equations but he can throw the football into the end zone. That's what I'm offering this corporation. I can't solve CS questions but I can deliver a great product
> hysterically-named Florida bill is literally just the tax payers telling you they don't want their children to hear about your sex life, straight or gay

That right there is an insincere and obvious double standard. Let me know the minute that parents sue because a heterosexual teacher says they are married in a classroom. The problem is the gay teacher will be seen as other and potentially punished if they mention their spouse but the heterosexual teacher can speak out without repercussions.
I tell clients that identifying the problem is at least 50% of the work, and that includes meetings. Well, I call them "work sessions", and I don't think it's an euphemism.

And then they can pay 100 hours for a narrow scope of perfect, or they can pay 20 hours and iterate until it's good enough (bugfixes).
I've also been to prison.

My story is homeless at 20, no friends or family, in debt about $20k and just got out of prison as a convicted felon.

Now I've built 2.5 unicorns, one of which I helped start. Right now, I've started two side projects that are nearing the $1M ARR (combined).

Programming is a great leveler in today's world. I cannot express how lucky I am to have found it early in my life.

I have a great desire to give back, and somehow fix recidivism in the USA, but it feels so unreachable. I've heard that 70M Jobs was shutting down, and I reached out to the owner, but he brushed me off in an email. At some point, I'd like to give it a real shot.
As someone who also lost the vaccine injury/side effect lottery:

There is a time and a place for this kind of discussion. That time is not now and that place is probably not on HN, or at the very least not on a thread mourning someone's death. You are breaking many site guidelines here; at the very least conducting ideological tirades and then editing your posts to complain about downvotes and insulting those who disagree with you. Any legitimate point you might be making is entirely undermined by the insensitive context you to decided to start this conversation in.

Please chill and please show some more respect.
Ex-cons have a tough time getting jobs and this can help lead to recidivism. It seems like programming would be a great way to keep felons from going back to prison. Getting paid to WFH on an open source project would be low risk.
>From a business point of view having a fanatical core of fans who recommend your show to everyone is why you bought the IP.

There are probably more than 10x as many people who remember liking the lotr movies as a kid than who are close enough friends with a member of that fanatical core of Tolkien fans to have the show personally recommended to them and probably many times again as many people who are just generally aware of the popularity of LotR. That's the real benefit of the IP. Having some really dedicated fans help hype it up for a few weeks/months before it comes out doesn't hurt, but their job is pretty much done by the time it actually releases.
The data that X-Ray builds on is an additional proprietary dataset built via manual data annotation.

It would be entirely possible for Netflix to build a similar dataset, and Amazon Prime Video doesn't have any significant advantage here by its association to IMDB (as would be the case if e.g. all production companies would be required to deposit X-Ray data themselves to IMDB to be eligible for major awards).

Given that Prime Video seems to base its user-facing catalog organisation on IMDB, and that that one is probably the most convoluted of all the streaming providers, I'd argue the are even shooting themselves in the foot by being too closely aligned.
Strange replies here. I get a paycheck and always have. I'm in the bio field now, but have been in DoD, academia, and more 'blue collar' jobs. If you'd like a paycheck you can just ask your employer. Most states have regulations that allow you to get a physical one.

Personally, I like having the paystub to go over and find the mistakes that are commonly made. You'd be amazed at how 'accounting professionals' can mess up basic arithmetic
Which means, you could simply pop in a newer battery when it gets released?
Thanks for sharing. They somehow remind me of the VGA computer art animations of the 90s. Fond memories.

Couldn’t find any links on YT. Please share if anyone has them.
No need for speculation when the patent is public: https://patents.google.com/patent/US8628594B1/en

The primary octane booster is Xylene and other similar aromatics, largely already in use in racing fuel. No MTBE.
Oh no! Those pesky Tolkien fans!

Maybe don’t call it a Tolkien adaptation if you’re bothered by Tolkien fans? Just call it “generic fantasy movie with elves and shit”, and Tolkien fans will leave you alone.
Also being discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32700066