skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Require the domain name to be a UUID or include the date or something else that makes it unsquattable. The domain being actually forever is far more important than it being pretty. Most people will use a search engine for lookup anyway, but it's the forever domain name that is a first step in preventing links from getting broken.

That said, this is not something I expect to happen in the regular Web, this seems to be a job for IPFS, blockchain or whatever. With plain HTTP, even if you have your forever domain, you'd still have the issue that the webserver it is pointing to can change, break or just disappear.
Yes, but most plants we currently have are in a pretty much 100% cycle, that is, why the biosphere is so stable. Take the Amazon region, the top soil layer is like 50cm. There is no deposit of carbon into the ground going on and its one of the most lush growing regions. To have a net carbon capture, the decay of dead plant material needs to be cut down by at least an order of magnitude. The article names options for that.

Note: from what I read, our fossil fuels come not from a constant process but from certain times in the past where the natural cycling of e.g. wood was way less than 100% which created concentrated deposits of carbon. Which makes sense if you consider how concentrated they are, if it was a truly steady process, they would be much more spread out.
I'm also new to shaders, so I might be wrong: Camera distortion (/perspective) is done in the vertex shader, this post here presents a fragment shader. So if you take a quad, in the vertex shader then rotate it so it'll face the camera (i.e. all vertices have same z/depth value in clip space), you can then probably use this fragment shader to render the ball.

You have to rotate the quad to face the camera, since it has to cover the area where the ball may render (imagine the extreme case: if the quad is perpendicular to the camera, it looks like a line to the camera, you could only render the ball within that line, it wouldn't protrude to the left or right).
Ok, we've reverted the title. Submitted title was "Jackson MS water crisis resolved within 24 hours of Corps of Engr on site".

Submitters: "Please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> i am under the impression that people aren't being lied to about their purchase

what

> Bringing in fraud in a discussion about economic value and utility isn't really helpful.

But it is helpful.

> What makes something have utility? Why isn't the money paid representative of the utility (outside of fraud and crimes etc)?

Let's say you've been sold the Golden Gate Bridge. You paid a million dollars for it. Does it have any utility for you?

There are purely speculative assets whose utility only lies in speculation (that is, how much you can con the next man to extract some profit from assets you bought from the previous con man). They have zero utility outside the speculation.

There are assets that have no utility beyond short-lived novelty or bragging rights to the person who buys them such as "buy a sq. ft. of land in Scotland and get a meaningless title to go with it".

And so on.

The fact that you pay money for something says literally nothing about utility of that something.
Spacetime is a thing, they are intertwined. That's like asking where does time flow to, infinity just like space. I think of reality as a superset of spacetime, matter,energy,etc... could there be other things or universes in reality? I don't know but put simply I understand it to mean the distance relative to a refernce frame expands.

My question to people who actually know this subject: has 'c' been proven to be constant, resisting expansion? The speed of light/causality might be affected if time also expanded along with space? Or how can space expand without time expanding given its relationship with time?
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> India as a purely Hindu state, made solely of Hindus

I don't have any sympathy for Sanghis but this isn't accurate. They have a majoritarian conception of nationalism but they don't envision a state where minorities do not exist. Hell, the RSS has a Muslim wing, the Muslim Rashtriya Manch.

The most despicable hate mongers like Adityanath and Sakshi Maharaj are not actually RSS members. The RSS is moderate in comparison. This is a function of the Overton Window has shifting to an extent but also because the RSS has mellowed.
I found I missed the social contact and feeling of being in a tribe in the office.

I looked for non-work communities that I could join. I took my daughter to parent child classes and joined a martial arts club. Those two communities replaced my office community.

Interestingly the martial arts class that I took during the day was full of entrepreneurs and business owners.
Wind accounted for 2,2% of our total energy production in 2020. I don't imagine it's hugely higher today. Nuclear will be doing the heavy lifting in the immediate term.

That is not to say you aren't right - indeed there's plenty of uninhibited land to place turbines into
Is there a public list of TLDs that organizations block by default? I was surprised to find out .live which I was considering to buy for my family's personal email.
Especially because FreeCAD is a reasonably good cross-platform desktop application, and rebuilding a CAD program from scratch tends to be interpreted as “let’s build a half-assed web service/Electron app” these days.
And there's also quantum computing.
I get a 502.
The first one… a year after the IndyCam :)
Norway has been self-sufficient in electricity for a while, most of it coming from hydroelectric power. Yet the prices in southern Norway are skyrocketing because it is connected to the European grid and European energy crisis is affecting the price rise.
Very nice! not sure if you've heard of [1] ShaderToy, but it's pretty good for sharing/viewing shaders online.

[1] https://www.shadertoy.com/
But violence is just physical interaction that we define as harmful by intent - a hug might be well be painful to someone but you can't be prosecuted for it. A solid punch in the arm might cause no measurable harm at all to particular individuals but it's still considered assault. Yet if you intentionally cause permanent mental health damage to another through repeated intentionally offensive and/or disparaging speech, why should you should get a free pass?
Consumer-capitalism is an economic system which depends on consumption from the working- and middle-class. It is not merely a lifestyle which is opted into.

But this always gets framed as changing the hearts and minds of regular people. Well my own prime minister was a bit upset that people were consuming less during the height of the pandemic. They wanted people to get back to “supporting small businesses” ASAP.
Is there some trick to actually being able to see information on Twitter? When I click a tweet, I get the tweet, then a random smattering of 2-3 semi-related tweets, and then a login popup that breaks the page

Do you guys use an extension to process it or something?

(Same issue with Reddit of course)
> Require the domain name to be a UUID or include the date or something else that makes it unsquattable.

What's the benefit of a UUID over a raw IP address?
On mydomain.com, .feedback domains are nearly $400/year.
Is this because Norway is only energy independent across annual average load, and can't handle peak usage? Or because theres some contractual arrangement where they can't sell electricity cheaper to domestic users?
> Fundamentally reorganize human society

American and maybe Canadian society. There is nothing particular to humans that makes them car dependent, urban design, education and other such circumstances make them so. In some countries car dependency is the exception due to good public transit coverage (for commuting or longer distances with high speed rail).

Of course there's no silver bullet that will make everyone abandon their car tomorrow morning, but a lot of car trips can be cut with good urban design (including walkability, cycling, public transit), and for the rest that remain for whatever reason, EVs are a better choice, obviously. However focusing only on EVs and ignoring the rest is only opening another can of worms to replace the current one.
Ultimately not important, but then again people read the page on record numbers when the news breaks, so there is some time sensitivity.
Yes, definitely. What's the alternative - hire people who don't answer your question correctly? Only hire people who can give a good answer that's different from the book? Hire people who have read the book but are good at pretending that they haven't? None of those make sense.

If someone giving you a correct answer is concerning, just change the questions that you use. But it would be ridiculous to penalize people for preparing.
Here's a presentation show what happens to rendering in the game Doom when π has different values.

https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-236-non-euclidean-doom-what-h...
56% of the world population lives in cities. While not a perfect measure, it's a decent ballpark for the amount of folks who could feasibly use public transport.
> If it's senior+ then yeah you might expect more.

More than an exhaustive correct answer?
Is there any equivalent to Lazarus that uses a modern programming language and can output standalone binaries? I really miss the days when you could build simple, _native_ desktop GUI apps for various purposes.

(I have been using Godot Engine to do some toy apps and it sort of works, but…)
> Even people I consider non-extreme GOP Texas standard politics over past ~50 years type people do not want to tolerate the reality of modern day homelessness.

Can we blame them? Who should tolerate homelessness and poverty issues? Aren't people in deep blue urban areas getting their own anecdotes about homelessness right now? Aren't we seeing people avoiding situations and neighborhoods there as a result?

Personally, and I can definitely be wrong here, I expect that relevant mental health issues aren't going to be simple enough to just throw earmarked housing, destigmatizing, etc. at. Local government is going to have to take some responsibility for the behavior of the mentally ill one way or another.
Guitarists who wanted to use realistic amp emulations have been able to use profiler amps from Kemper for years: https://www.kemper-amps.com/products/profiler/line-up

With those you can either load profiles (models) made by other people, or „profile“ your own amps or pedals by playing back and at the same time recording a 2-3 minute track (sounds like various kinds of white & pink noise) through them.

I have one at home, and it sounds incredibly good. Once you‘ve loaded a bunch of amps into a van after an exhausting gig you come to appreciate having a lightweight option instead.
Sock matching is not really difficult is it? The act of putting them together is the cumbersome part!
No no no no, you are so wrong! You don't give money to the politician, that would be bribery.

You give it to their re-election fund. Because that is free speech.
It's possible for many countries to do this, but they choose not to for political reasons. The United States could have also done it if Nixon's Nuclear agenda went to it's logical conclusion [1]. Unfortunately, he had to resign over some issues that had to do with spying on the other political party and getting caught constantly lying about it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Independence
Good points! It's true that switching times in transistors is a thing! There's even something called gate delay! I remember working on a system where 1 ns delays were available in a chain of transistor gates on the silicon die. You would do some tests and adjust the delay +/- by adding or removing a gate (selectable via some logic) and once you got the good results in your calibration you'd lock in the delay. This allowed for some synchronous signals when there was variation from different foundry processes and a variety of PCB layout distances between chips.
Maybe take a normal rock wall and break it into tiny pieces, then reassemble.
The sexes(including all modern derivatives) may really be equal, but I for one truley enjoyed this title submitted most likely by a male :p
Wow, that slide deck makes fusion look even worse that I had thought.

"40 years away and increasing" is an eye-opening admission. They have no plan for how to produce more tritium than they consume, never mind any way to collect it. And they don't expect to have access to enough tritium to even start operations on the successor to ITER.

Another startling omission is that Tokamak and stellarator designs are unsuitable for a production reactor, and there are no alternatives under consideration.

Finally, they have not identified a structural material that will stand up to the neutron bombardment and continue to hold the reactor together.

It makes the fusion startup companies look even more like out-and-out scams.
In most cases if a reporter (and their entire news organization!) knew something to be true but kept saying the opposite for hours, that would be malpractice.
Yes, we know this from cheating in other competitive sports, offline and online, though obviously there's more cheating online. Most speedrunners who have cheated well enough to secure a first place on a leaderboard, have been very, very good players even without cheating.
If you want a .ovh domain, which is perhaps "markety" but is cheap, you can get one for £1.60 and then £3 per year.

OVH are pretty big and decent and unlikely to go away any time soon.

https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/domains/tld/
Would you recommend it to a non electrical engineer. Who is interested in power systems?
Can be done by breaking into two easier problems. First is identifying the ingredient, and second is taking a list of ingredients and amounts and matching with recipe sites that never have their data in a normalized format.
The overwhelming majority of e-readers nowadays have a backlight, right? And reading "electronically" is still reading. But I guess I see your point: reading "traditionally" isn't something that many people do. Just like sitting to listen to an album from start to finish, which is something I did a lot when a was a teenager.
Seems like these days it's hard to police "small" crime as well. Guess who's most affected by theft, misdemeanor violence, etc.?
Certificates?
PCI Guidance for Containers and Container Orchestration Tools
My grandparents live in a small village (maybe a few hundred inhabitants, but most of them are old people so don't know how many are still alive) with a regular train connection to the nearby "big city" (27k inhabitants). And that's in the poorest country in the EU.

Park and ride is a popular way to bridge very low density with public transit.
I think we tried siphash at some point, unfortunately it's significantly slower than the two hash functions we ended up using.
Russia is the supplier under contract to supply natural gas. The whole faulty equipment song and dance is one of their classic bullying tactics.

The sanctions aren't going to be lifted, because of the invasion, not to mention the abduction of more than a million Ukrainian people.
For a country, is being self-sufficient in electricity production necessarily a goal to strive for?

It would make sense if you’re on bad terms with your neighboring countries. But if not, I think it makes a lot more sense to import power from abroad when it’s cheap there and expensive at home, and vice versa.

For example, Denmark has a lot of wind turbines so electricity is cheap here when there’s a lot of wind. Our neighboring country Norway has mountains, and therefore hydroelectric power plants. In periods where there is little wind in Denmark, and Norway is producing cheap power using hydroelectricity, it makes perfect sense for Denmark not to be self-sufficient, and instead import from Norway. And the same for Norway when Danish wind turbines are producing cheap power while their hydroelectric plants are running at low output.
Wasn't this established back in 2007 in the seminal work of B. Movie?
2022 Cyberdeck Contest: The Folding Mini-Deck
The emails I'm getting are so obviously spam (nonsense subjects, sender addresses and frequently no text content) that I'm baffled how they don't get filtered, let alone wind up in my "focused" inbox.
Here too. Maybe the html 'details' tag in the readme.md causes it.
From the link you've provided:

"For the newer gTLDs, like .google, ICANN's application rules specify that they must not have A or MX records (apart from temporarily the special "if you used this name internally you're about to have a problem" records before the gTLD went live)."
Poland is great example of this - fixed rate mortgages are almost nonexistent here. When inflation hit and the Monetary Policy Council rose intrests rates by 6,5 percent it doubled monthly installments of many people. And rates are still off by 10 points from real inflation. If they would rose those rates to the real values it would probably bankrupt hundred thoused people here.
Do rural people need to take a v8 for each and every trip they take in life from their home?
That's a good point and surely correct when considering pure SNR. Visually it might look different but that's a matter of preference.

However, since we are now at 40mpx I suspect the level of details will be limited by other things than the color filter anyway. If someone makes a similar camera with bayer (they haven't yet), it might not be able to resolve any more details.

If so, wouldn't that eliminate the downside of less details, while keeping the benefit of sampling from a larger area?
Any SDK docs that links to, or preferably displays inline, the source code. I use the ruby docs often and they do this, displaying the ruby or C code for the method documented. Really useful, as I wouldn't be motivated to hunt for the source, but if it's right there then I'll read it.
N8n is not open source and your project is gaslighting its users
> ...so this playbook is not going to be particularly useful to anybody else who needs to wean themselves off Russian energy now.

At some point, stubborn commitment to terrible policy can't be recovered from.

But it is nevertheless always a good time to admit wrong and start working to correct mistakes. It would be very wise to admit that the Western powers haven't been seriously focusing on energy security for decades now and that really needs to change. If we want to be in a good spot 17 years from now we need to start ASAP.

And people could probably also get some nuclear plants built in less than 17 years if they demanded that they be an order of magnitude safer than coal plants/gas rather than the absurdist standards that are presently applied.
Same with Finland and Sweden - electricity prices would be much lower in the Nordics if they cut off from the European grid, but that’s not politically acceptable
Depends on the person. Some are naturally good at playing Candy Crush and might even enjoy it. I'm terrible at it and for me it's borderline torture.

Same with sorting socks.
> I think we can all agree it’s quite unimportant for Wikipedia to be microsecond up to date, and the people (...)

I don't understand your comment. The only concrete grievance you have is that you feel some hypothetical people who you depict as being obsessed with being first might not have "the best reasons", and based on your personal suspicion your suggestion is to lock pages?

Supposedly that's a very last resort thing for a wiki, whose whole purpose and responsibility is to let communities freely edit articles as their feel like it.

Why exactly do you feel it's desirable to subvert the whole point of a wiki?
Many rural american towns used to be like this too. Then the passenger rail stations were raised and streetcar tracks torn out in most places after WW2 if not sooner.
Homelessness is a complex subject. No one in good faith thinks a homeless addict needs to just bootstrap harder.

At the same time, barring a major felony, and sometimes not even then, nobody is exactly forcing them into a successful engagement with a recovery program either. If someone is unable to make a rational decision on the subject, who's fault is it if they continue to be untreated?
In the final video, there are still some texture artifacts whenever the number is on the edge (e.g. the ball 4 at 5 seconds). Maybe because of mipmaps? I can't really think of a reason why it happens. It even happens at the bottom of the 4, even though that part is white in the texture.
As a former US and current (20 yr +) EU resident, I'd like to see the list of EU countries you are referring to. Because your statement does not seem to match my lived experience.
Or put another way, Norway doesn't have enough north/south interconnect capacity to supply cheap electricity from generating capacity in their north to their south.
If you’re looking for longevity, “free” should be the last thing you’re looking for. An agreement without an exchange of value is not an enforceable contract, and so any free service can be revoked at any time, even ones that promise they are “free forever”.
I was very confused by the title. I read it a few times just thinking it was poor English. Had to click through to the article to find out why.

Why was the leading "No" removed?
The same with the west's polluting infrastructure, built decades ago.

Focusing on how dirty the rich world is per capita just gives other nations an excuse to do nothing, even though some of them are now actually the bigger problem because of their huge population.

The most telling measure is the growth (or otherwise) in emissions.
This app counts your bricks and then matches that count with user submitted builds you have the correct bricks to build. It has no magic AI creativity.
In total energy consumption, the US produces more energy than it uses.In May 2011, the country became a net exporter of refined petroleum products.By 2014, the United States was the world's third largest producer of crude oil, after Saudi Arabia and Russia, and second-largest exporter of refined products, after Russia.In November 2019, the United States became a net exporter of all oil products, including both refined petroleum products and crude oil.By 2021 the US was the world's largest producer.
What about when the hydroelectric power plants aren’t running — I assume there’s some seasonal variation here?

Exporting more power than you import on a yearly basis might still mean they you need to import power in certain periods during the year.
Not the person you asked, but here are the repositories and some relevant posts:

https://github.com/eyeinsky/org-anki
https://gitlab.com/phillord/org-drill/
https://github.com/weirdNox/org-noter

https://yiufung.net/post/anki-org/
https://doubleloop.net/2020/08/02/adding-flashcards-to-your-...
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/IncrementalReading#h5o-10
It must be either a coincidence or backwards. Math.PI is a double precision floating point number that is set to a closest value of pi that could fit in its 64-bit encoding. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-precision_floating-po...
There’s Marktext [0] that is pleasant, feature rich and has a minimalist UI.

[0] https://github.com/marktext/marktext
I wonder if this method of energy storage (as kinetic rather then chemical) could be used to store surplus solar power collected by homes?
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As far as I know, they have not built the infrastructure to move the cheap excess power down south and some are using the EU as a scapegoat. Don't take my word for it, though.