skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The real solution will look very similar to https://www.quixotecommunities.org imo. Get cheap land, build net-zero tiny home communities, along with regenerative agriculture. Solar punk style.
Hot take that might derail but honestly the EU would at this point be the better super power. I'm not sure how that can happen at this point or even if a stronger EU would be good for the member states but it would be hell of a better thing for the world.
Quippy nonsense between wild over-the-top action is basically the calling card for Marvel movies.
There are still a huge number of industries and fields in the engineering and sciences that require graduate degrees and that will not be changing anytime soon.
Some of your questions are answered in their Privacy policy https://aliceapp.ai/privacy. The data is stored in the US not encrypted at rest but also not used for marketing or research.
I found out while on a plane that had just left Hawaii headed for Sydney. I couldn't understand why the flight attendants were walking around with manifests, then talking at length with select passengers. Turns out they had identified those traveling through NYC and wanted to ID those with family there. In the airport 10 hours later saw what I thought were incredibly bad-taste tabloid newspapers headlines. Add in jet lag and it was probably 2 days before I understood what had happened.
Looks like they managed to help her, but at that time 08-09 she would probably face more problems at school because she used OpenOffice. A friend of mine couldn't submit her classwork at University because teachers deemed OO generated doc files to be incompatible.
How complicated is the Minecraft server protocol? Are there docs some where that detail it, so that anyone can have a go writing a server?
I'll start. My favorite is Cosmos, starring Neil deGrasse Tyson. Another favorite of mine is the BBC's Planet Earth series.
If you want a recent and feature complete server that performs better than the official one check out PaperMC. That's basically the de-facto standard for servers these days anyway.
Everybody likes Obsidian, but IMO it's too bloated for my task.
I’d go further and suggest the US is only preferable so long as viable alternatives exist and without the other options (aka bad guys) the US would devolve into an authoritarian dystopia.
I'd like to know more too. I can understand that posters vagueness as most of what I can find about it (e.g Wikipedia) is quite vague on the technicalities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independent_Radio_News#Obituar...

From what I can gather a network of radio stations has pooled news bulletins and the organisation behind it provides this 'obit light' in it's members radio studios that signify someone important has died and to prepare for a bulletin, upcoming news programming will follow a certain format and the output should be changed to suit the mood.

Looks like it's a bit of a legacy thing. They also mention a serial channel that has a 'Major Story Alarm' - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independent_Radio_News#Serial_...

It'd be interesting to see how it works/worked from tech point of view - perhaps some kind of long wave radio signal on the frequency that the news broadcast is sent from?

But yeah, doesn't look like a military thing or that it holds any authority
Ecuador is not surprising since it’s official currency is USD
Item 2 would definitely be relevant if one was testing Bluetooth device compatibility or multi-display functionality; for general software testing with a wired keyboard and mouse via HDMI and wired Ethernet (a testing scenario that minimizes any latency), it's not so much of an issue.

I agree with the M1 Mac mini 8/256 recommendation, though it represents a plateau of performance that many of the remaining (and many) Intel macOS devices cannot reach. The M1 is faster, therefore perhaps not as representative of currently-supported legacy macOS-on-Intel devices.
I fail nearly ALL the time as a programmer … at home.

This is how I advance at work … rapidly with my successes.

“A genius is often merely a talented person who has done all of his or her homework.” —- Thomas Edison
"The Art of Computer System Performance Analysis: Techniques for Experimental Design, Measurement, Simulation and Modeling"

I have seen so many errors on computer science benchmarks and experimentation that I think this book is a must read when it comes to "how to compare things" in computer science. It goes from the basics to advanced scenarios. I have really great memories of studying quantitative methods during my Master's Degree and reading this book. It is really an underrated book. The confidence it gives when you base your experimentation/benchmark on the theories this book gives is amazing, whatever your audience is you can step in and present the results feeling that what you present is really what it is.
you may refer to

> Out of 130 tests in total, Windows 11 WSL2 Ubuntu 20.04 LTS managed to run at 94% the speed of bare metal Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on the same system.

from Phoronix https://www.phoronix.com/review/windows11-wsl2-good/5
Project is dead, like many others getting a simple PoC with minecraft is easy, getting most features to work is not.
Really good depiction on the dangers of the Free Software /s
Back in my day, the government only let you have an 85mph speedometer. They also demanded that headlights be either standardized circles or rectangles.
Running water returns in Mississippi capital – but it’s still undrinkable
Judging Whether a System Applies
I agree. If we were able to eventually miniaturise fusion reactors, they would be incredible for space flight. Back on Earth, if they could be made safe enough, maybe we could even use them to run container ships?
Rise in Deaths Spurs Effort to Raise Alcohol Taxes
What sort of circumstances would they use this parachute? Engine failure? In a spin?
“ Last year, 2,153 residents died of causes attributed to alcohol, according to the Oregon Health Authority — more than twice the number of people killed by methamphetamines, heroin and fentanyl combined.”
This one is amazing! No login, free to play, many options and even multiplayer. Took me a while to figure out that it's mouse controlled. Good fun non the less.
The fab game is just inherently boom and bust. The economics of a fab mean that it's built at massive cost but the unit economics are incredibly efficient so fabs then run at 100% utilisation regardless of demand until EOL. The result is that investing in a new fab isn't possible until demand is eclipsing current supply such that it can warrant the capital outlay. Boom and bust like clockwork.
It is a true mystery who funded that story..
Interesting, it looks like a new implementation of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_objects from back in 2002 era.
How do you figure that? Are you comparing long-term effects and military fall-out from 9/11 but only the immediate death toll of a nuke?
"wave"?
Your country needs a decent grammer check, and punctuation.

(....aaaaand in 5, 4, 3.....:-)
I think the OP was just pointing out that Houston doesn’t have zoning laws (in comparison to California). Note that this has not stopped Houston from becoming a sprawling suburb with massive amounts of parking lots. Houston didn’t build good density (or even a city really) despite the lack of zoning laws. I don’t think zoning is the culprit here but it’s difficult to compare cities and compare them across different states.

Also I’m not sure there’s a meaningful distinction between zoning laws and a local regulation like parking minimums. The effect is the same so zoning laws as a concept becomes a bit of a red herring unless we take zoning to include all general rules and regulations that govern how buildings can be built, transit, etc.
I have read the link to the shor version and this part is precisely the issue:

> So I chose the Apache License version 2 with Common Clause as a license, which means that n8n was not an OSI-approved open-source project.

> When I launched n8n, I called it “open-source” (note the quotation marks), and everywhere I mentioned that it uses Apache License version 2 with Common Clause, to make it clear.

You will draw anger if you try to dilute the term "open source".

When it comes to monetizing projects by offering them as a service, I would much prefer the BSL shared-source approach that automatically transitions into a true open source license after a fixed ammount of time instead of an OSI licence tainted with a CC so it is no longer OSI aprooved, neither in spirit nor in writing. A CC tainted licence si no longer open and no longer free as in freedom respecting.

And without a fallback to an open license after a time, it will be tainted forever and therefore useless to the open and free ecosystem.
https://archive.ph/EBrn4
Quite possibly. But we are reaching a point where these disagreements are having real world effects on people.

To pick a recent example, "agreeing to disagree" about KiwiFarms resulted in the harassment of a woman who could literally have died in a swatting. Many people here will object bitterly to what I just said, and nothing I say will convince them. But it may well be worth it to be seen to say it, just so that people know that it's something I not just believe, but will risk the wrath of Internet commenters. It still won't do any good and may even make things worse, but it would be lazy and unethical to simply fall back on that while a human being suffers.
Yeah I tend to agree minus the question of whether it could be the superpower. There’s an argument to be made that the EU was able to build the society that it has largely because of NATO (read: US) protection. IMO the Ukraine response has been pretty clear validation of this. The US has dumped far more resources into Ukraine than the EU has despite, obviously, the land army being zero threat to the US and existentially threatening to EU countries.
She was a motherly figure to all Brits. It's painful to lose someone who you know genuinely cared for you. Even if she never met you.
Should a movie largely intended for a domestic audience be responsible for not fitting into a foreign stereotype of the domestic movie industry, largely held by people who have seen literally zero movies made in India? If Americans want to decide that all movies produced in India are huge over the top ridiculous action-fests interspersed with dance sequences then that's their own problem.
I think you mightbe underestimating either the population density of a major city or the kill everything radius of a thermonuclear weapon.
It seems like they’re actually doing it properly and the alternate is the real priority inversion. The customers/users are the goal.
I don't want to lock anything down with a contract that removes degrees of freedom from business decisions. I truly, sincerely think that following the wishes of the invisible hand is best for everyone here.
Splark: a new phlinto framework built in blenk.

And the thread is just Blenk fans arguing with Fobl fans.
I agree. The US has regressed too much and there are many amongst us that wish to see it regress further.

We have no place telling anyone else in the world how to live or how to govern.

We can’t even educate or provide healthcare to our own.

We’d rather throw people in prison than provide them with the basics required to be successful.

The outlook becomes even worse when you look at our treatment of women and minorities.
Another interesting option is Earthships: https://earthshipstore.com/collections/construction-drawings...
I like this framing. The sweet spot would be finding a balance between having enough to cohere / give purpose / motivate, but not enough to capture all activity. So you'd want to monitor the situation and course-correct depending on what was happening.

And, like you said, some people would be happy being totally captured by woodworking / European travel, and wouldn't see it as a problem. And maybe some people would be happy in the anchorless, 100% drifting way, although I personally am suspicious of that -- if you have to choose, being a caricature is probably better than being completely un-anchored.
While this may be true, I think it's important to remember that the negative effects of not doing the lockdowns would have been much worse.

A million people died (and more are still dying! the pandemic is not over!) in the US alone, even with the partially-effective measures we took.

Imagine if we hadn't even tried to reduce transmission. Hospitals would have been rapidly overwhelmed (many already got overwhelmed at the peaks, others came very close), and even people who could have been treated—both for COVID and for other health issues—would have died because they couldn't get access.

What are the negative economic impacts of having, say, 3% of your population (10 million people) die over a two-year span?

What are the negative economic impacts of the terrible psychological toll of all that loss? And of the government and other institutions just...not caring?
Svelte / Sveltkit is easy to learn, efficient and separates HTML, JS, CSS nicely (no need to mess around with JSX). It supports Typescript and you get animations, global state etc. out of the box. Downside: it's top notch and thus hasn't the biggest ecosystem yet.

You can also try Flutter for developing mobile, desktop and web apps. It's got Google's backing and is also supported by Canonical for Ubuntu desktop apps.
Malnutrition vaccines for an imminent global food catastrophe
As always when I see this claim, I feel compelled to point out that the Rust team’s claim is simply not true, since they don’t regard adding new functions to existing impls in the standard library as a breaking change, even though it can make working code stop compiling or even do something different.
What are all the valves and ports and things in the metal outside of the stellarator in the lead illustration?
My preference towards free-play, and opinion against guided-play (following manuals) used to be similar to yours. But my sister made me realize how much that my earlier guided-play was essential to develop my fundamental building skills that allowed my later free-play to thrive. My sister inherited my Lego box but with no manuals, so she only ever knew free-play, and she describe her experience with Lego growing up as frustrating and fruitless, of wanting to build things but not knowing how to even start, because she lacked many fundamental skills.

So I realized a basic truth of pretty much all skills and hobbies: guided play or formal training are not enemies of free creative play, quite the opposite, they fosters creativity by opening many new avenues.

Every musical composers or great jazz improvisers started by playing someone else's music.
This is really funny idea.

In this thread there is a comment wich talks about using AWS API Gateways for scraping. What are other great ways to get many different ips for scraping?
Beside residential proxies.
How does this compare to dirac?
Slovenian OS/2 Warp 4
Agree on the educational impact likely turning out as an utter disaster in the long term. I wish it were more measurable, but the article rightly points out it's hard to quantify effects (lower future income, etc.) that haven't fully materialized yet.

Most salient conclusion for me from the article is that "go early, go hard" like New Zealand is probably the best way to avoid what most countries ended up with: lots of half-effective measures for extended periods of time with bad second-order effects like learning loss, small-business closures, and mental-health declines. After a tough, short lockdown that actually worked, NZ had 18 months of "pandemic essentially doesn't exist" life while the rest of the world was struggling.

But letting those measures go on too long becomes counterproductive; China's zero-Covid rigidity is the most obvious example, but lots of measures dragged on past the point of utility or never made sense (like curfews - as if Covid wears a watch).
I would target the segments that make sense for your project. Engage with them with genuine interest (i.e. don't try to sell your stuff).
For professional networking, LinkedIn is straightforward to keep animated. With just a little automation and careful targeting (phantombuster + one month of sales navigator for extracting the initial lists) you can send 10 invites per day to people in your target network. In 10 minutes (2h on your first try) you can prep a quarter worth of LinkedIn invites. With tools like buffer, and curating other people's content, it's also simple to appear active on social networks with comparatively little effort.
Source: I'm in B2B technology; since COVID started, I doubled my LinkedIn audience to more than 5k, engage with a few dozen important prospects every month. It keeps the commercial pipeline full enough for me to worry about recruitment, not networking.
> How to keep the blanket from quickly degrading and becoming nuclear waste seems to be an open problem

Not really. Most reactors plan to also use the neutrons to breed the tritium fuel for the reactor, so the blanket would consist of liquid metallic lithium. The only products from neutrons reacting with lithium nucleii (either 6 or 7) are He-4 and tritium.

The open problem is how to safely maintain the reactor-facing wall of the lithium blanket. It gets bombarded by a lot of neutrons, yet needs to contain the hot lithium. It helps that the lithium can be unpressurized, but it's still a problem, because molten metallic lithium is not fun to have leak into anywhere.

The plan of the ARC guys appears to be to design the reactor so that the lithium vessel is easy to remove and swap for a new one, and just use steel for the vessel. The downside of this is that it's going to result in a lot of low-activity waste -- actually probably quite a bit more than what fission plants produce. There are other approaches, including using a material that doesn't really get activated by neutrons, and which is maintained above it's annealing temperature so embrittlement caused by dislocations is repaired as it happens. The downside of this is that materials above their annealing temperatures can be kind of soft.
Congratulations, you’ve been served – over the blockchain
Heating and diagnostics.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Port-allocation-of-the-W...

There's a chapter on W7-X diagnostics in this DOI (check sci-hub). It doesn't include a comprehensive list of diagnostics or their port assignments, but it was the best I found at a glance.

10.1007/978-1-4613-0369-5_76
I too recall seeing hysterical news cycles around that time. The reactions to the anthrax scares as mentioned: tons of people at Home Depot buying plastic sheeting and duct tape, etc. And the day of 9/11, I remember multiple people living in other states messaging me about a military target near me being a likely nuke target. Maybe I'm also around anxious people, but it really seemed to me that a certain level of hysterics was pretty widespread around this.
I’ve been using tiddylwiki for over a decade. It’s ease of use diminished a bit during the time of enhanced browser security (self saving single file html page), though modern browsers are beginning to provide this feature safely, as well as there being a number of alternative ways to run things (desktop app, iOS/android, service, browser plugins, etc.)

No bloat!

https://tiddlywiki.com/
Permanent hosting costs money, so you are in effect demanding that future folks give a shit about you.

You always have the option of committing your memoirs to stone, absorbing the long-term cost up front yourself.
A few seconds
The ability to conceptualize and abstract a problem into its component parts is a key skill that will never underserve you.
Germans are living beyond their means. 10 years of austerity should fix it.
I was apparently extremely random by counting in binary

left

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etc.
For styling, I've had good success with Daisy UI which is based off tailwind. The author loves svelte even though it isn't svelte specific.
How old is your router. At least for new connections, I have seen the IPv6 assigned.
Or, the only thing we learned is that you cannot trust the beaurocrats who call themselves scientists, and the politicians who are all too happy to try and force performative displays in order to gain more control and power over anyone who lacks the critical thinking skills to question them in even the most basic way, such as:

"Hey, that politician/"health official" told me and my family that we can't go to school or work, and we have to wear masks everywhere and stay 6 feet away from everyone. So why do I see those same politicians/"health officials" breaking their own rules, partying with people, unmasked, shoulder to shoulder, as if the so-called "life or death" rules only apply to everyone else?"

Or, how about this question:

"Hey, how come my kids and I can't go to work or school, but Hollywood studios are getting exemptions from those rules to keep filming? Isn't my ability to provide for my family, or my child to learn just as important as Tom Cruise's desire to finish filming Top Gun, or the Academy Awards' desire to put on their vapid showcase of gaudy wealth and unhinged political virtue-signaling?"
Buying info to advertise privacy has more than a little irony but I'd like to think the DDG people are earnestly trying to improve the state of things. I mean, the browser isn't Sriracha, it's going to need to be advertised a bit. What other android browsers are cross platform, block ads, and have email proxies built in with autofill? My 70 year old mom has largely stopped using chrome for ddg, and sees way way less ads. She couldn't be paid to use firefox. Where do the other browsers stack up relatively?

Brave - auto-generated "donation" pages the donee had no idea existed, collected for them without informing the donors.

Chrome - tries to drag everything along with it, changing the landscape for developers and content creators in sometimes a decidedly self-interested way.

Firefox - uses the browser as a bait and switch to fund the other adventures, arguably with too few engineers and too much income disparity.

Like the sibling comment said though, there are alternatives for the email proxy. DDG's is convenient.
The Android issue is an issue, but a separate one. It seems to only happen on a few devices (including mine). What device do you use and on what version of Android?
A Safer, More Centralised Australian Internet
Yeah, this description doesn't sit with me very well, either. I fully support the argument that Angular is not a good choice because React is more popular and has a larger pool of developers, but not that it is more complex.

I too would like to hear about what complexities you are encountering and if they are incidental or necessary complexities.
Scan quantum resonances and tell me how to bring back my cat.