skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s hard to separate that from the US’s nasty combo of outlier poverty + healthcare that’s non-free at the point of service. Doesn’t bode well for populations disproportionately in and near poverty…

But (to be fair and balanced) one pro of the US’s system that other countries don’t have is that black and white people (and all other races) are allowed to use their HSAs as a tax shelter for their investments.
Virtual threads are already available in the current version of the JDK (19) as a Preview feature. Because it's not a preview language feature but a preview API, libraries can use it without compiling with --enable-preview, either with reflection or by having the application supply a virtual thread ThreadFactory, which means they can make use of virtual threads if the application turns preview features on.

Preview language features are different as they require compiling with --enable-preview, which creates a "poisoned" class file that cannot be loaded at all without preview enabled, so preview language features are not recommended for use by libraries, but preview APIs are fine (see JEP 12: Preview Features https://openjdk.org/jeps/12).
if you are unable to identify motivations and reasons for your own actions and desires, there is certainly a more complex causal relationship here, and you probably need some assistance to discover it.
Thank you for writing this so that I know I’m not alone. I’ve seen so many people act like it’s no big deal to switch tech stacks that I thought I’d try it myself. It has been a humbling experience to the point I often ponder about going back.
TBH, I never had any vias plated. I would always use solder and consider soldering overall the most difficult task of the entire process without any doubt, much more annoying and difficult than drilling.
Found it!

https://thelawdogfiles.com/2022/09/nordstream.html
A cafe sim? Something like VA-11 Hall-A? I personally haven't played that, but I have heard good things.
He is using the russian narrative, he is insinuates that the referrendums was legal and democratic and that a state that is under attack should surrender in order to calm things down. He blames the victim.
Only if you're gonna use AWS Orgs/AWS Control Tower to help manage everything otherwise it gets wild.

Internally, Amazonians also use AWS accounts per "app" basically.
Has this dude never heard of hobbies?
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From Russia's perspective, tactical nukes aren't some kind of magic solution to reverse their battlefield losses. In land warfare, such weapons are most useful to knock out military bases and troop concentrations. But at this point the Ukrainian military is well dispersed and much of it is currently engaged in close combat with Russian forces. So a small nuke wouldn't kill many Ukrainian soldiers and there would be a high risk of fratricide. Most of those Russian military units are probably also not properly trained or equipped to fight on a nuclear battlefield; I suspect much of their CBRN gear has been stuck in storage since 1991.

Russia could force Ukraine to surrender by nuking population centers and civilian infrastructure. But that would come with such a high political and economic cost that I hope Putin will be rational enough not to go so far.
> There are individual moves that one learns, as well as big-picture principles that tie them together.

This seems like an achievable approach for my beginner level. Will save 'Swing/Lindy hop or Ballroom' in my notes.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
I worked with one of those tag based accounts a few years ago. Incredibly frustrating because it was locked down to the point you couldn't see the IAM policies and figure out what tags or metadata you were missing.
> (a right which may soon be enshrined in European law under the Digital Markets Act),

That only applies to a handful of companies, no? And even then, the gatekeeper can take "appropiate measures to protect the integrity of the operating system".
You can't. Blame the guys who milked you for all you were worth to them. They left you high and dry.
When people say they don't exist they mean that they don't exist generally not just when testing someone on a new domain.
It's safe to say its 12 weeks in America, your conservatives lately proposed 15 weeks that is more generous than the average if EU.
if broadcom were supplying at below cost as a marketing expenditure it would explain a bunch of things such as why raspberry pi doesn't allow bulk sales but would give them away with magazines
Authors were already generally up in arms over the bad faith and contempt displayed by publishing-industry witnesses in the Penguin Random House/Simon & Schuster merger trial, so this was not exactly calculated to smooth over the troubled waters between authors and publishers.
Very interesting, as the text I quoted comes from the PayPal LU site..
Re "It's honestly one of the most quotable movies I've ever seen."

When I read the title "Raft is so Fetch", I was going to come here to simply leave the comment "Strop Trying to make Fetch a thing!", without context ~ and then I read the rest of the title and realized it was supposed to be a Mean Girls reference.
It's a cute, academic take. You can also say "the only thing that matters is annual profit, we'll just let the people who mess up go bankrupt."

CLV is hard to calculate in some industries, and CPC is nearly impossible to attribute in many more.
> Even if Linux phones had usable hardware, more of the world is moving toward relying on apps that only run on DRMed systems with signed software from the data collecting duopoly.

This is not a technical but a political problem. People owning (GNU-)Linux-phones (or just caring about the future of mobile computing) should demand from the companies that they do not force everyone into monopolies.
And even if you're a female-attracted allosexual you can still be interested in the technology.

People always used to say nobody actually reads Playboy for the articles--except it's clear plenty of people did. My mother for one--she read the *braille* version, it didn't even contain descriptions of the pictures let alone pictures. (Braille versions of books/magazines typically contained descriptions of pictures since they obviously can't contain actual pictures. With Playboy the omitted the pictorial articles entirely.)
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Also, Tesla was mandated to use the (CCS) standard in Europe recently, has voluntarily switched to the standard in Asia, and claims they will voluntarily do it in the US when they've hit certain sales goals/gross margin levels.
Working at amazon as an order picker is depressing, soul sucking and can wreck your body for the remainder of your life.

Devs can get by working few hours a day, some barely do any work at all.

I refuse to stare at a screen 8+ hours a day. I take healthy breaks and create boundaries.

I rarely have to solve puzzles at work. The grunt of the work is almost the same thing over and over.
I wonder how efficient the conversion in the article would be, after being adapted to real world "dirty" methane instead of pure.
> handful of services

Seems like a sizeable portion of someone's personal responsibilities.
There are a lot of people who have given up on a) and instead spend all their time trying to tear the stuff other people build down because they got bored.
Thanks, I'll also keep an eye out for it.

I'm not bad at sharpening plane irons and when I set my mind to it I can make them razor sharp—certainly sharp enough to shave with but I only test them by shaving the hairs on my arm and they do that very well.

That said, most books on this subject only cover techniques and not the underlying metallurgy. The metallurgy is important but the problem that most of us encounter is that we plane users don't know what it is (as it's usually unspecified).

Even if it is, it doesn't help much. Leaving aside badly-tempered steel (sharpened to red heat on a grinder etc.), some steels are just horrible to work with, I've some block plane blades made in the 1930s that have high tungsten content and they're almost impossible to sharpen well and even when razor sharp they don't cut well and it's never been clear why. Thus my comment about wanting to know more about the subject.
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i disagree, the rpi is not just a hobbyist tool, it's a learning tool and something for folks creating on the low-end or implementing custom solutions to use.

For a major vendor (someone linked some korg devices below) to loot this market is no better than the auto vendors who are buying washing machines simply to pull out microcontrollers, or cryptominers destroying the GPU market.

Major vendors can hire fabs to push out their own designs. The RPi is a licensed implementation of ARM, it isn't an industrial platform, from a supply chain point of view, clearly.

Everyone who is shipping a product based on RPi is doing so because they were able to get cheap individual samples to build on. Now that's not possible for new folks.

RPi was designed as an affordable learning computer, now there is not an affordable learning computer available to anyone who can't buy 10,000 parts or whatever.
I'm thinking that "having fun" is what cures us from depression. Fun and "goodness". Love and happiness. Spirituality. Hallucinations can be fun, which is a good thing. But I think these scientists are onto something trying to extract the "good thing" that is good even without hallucinations.
Curious / product research: Are your 38 accounts all in the same organization? Do you have any human IAM users left or is it all IdP, all the time? Do you use Terraform or anything like it?

Also, yes, a pox on the single-player AWS Console. I’ve at least found a way to logout from one account and login to another in the same motion but it’s still a poor experience.
Yep, just look at ccc: https://i.imgur.com/2jzmhhA.png

I got mine last July before the spike: https://i.imgur.com/2jzmhhA.png
Because race, gender, and nationality are unchangeable. Religion seems like it is changeable, but it isn't really*. And in any case, none of them are actions.

Speech is an action. Saying you can't be banned from a private venue for your speech (or any other action) runs contrary to everything we currently hold true about private property. You always have the choice to not do or say something if you wish to continue enjoying access to that private property. But you can't stop being X nationality or Y religion.

* Go on, go change your religion right now.
Like for real. With actual, deeply-held, genuine faith. Did it work?
Yes, because, without Rust doing the spade work, there will be no integration with Linux when something better than Rust comes along.

Rust is cleaning up the Linux codebase like porting to Alpha cleaned up the Linux codebase.

The lessons learned attempting to integrate Rust into the Linux kernel will inform the creation of next generation of programming languages.
> "Alexa, open the exo-skeleton, I need to go to the bathroom"

> "I'm sorry, your exo-skeleton has already been opened for the allotted 15 minute break, it will not open again until the end of your shift"
it seems like it was made at microsoft, using .net[0]

I agree it seems quite strange that it's not a git subcommand now that it seems like it's been incorporated into the git core release. I'm not exactly sure of it's utility...seems kinda heavy weight to just be setting recommended configurations? I guess it does some background automation for fetching and gc?

[0] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/introducing-scalar/
There is a difference between enduring hardships because you want to for fun, and enduring it because you must to earn money.

It reads like a slap in the face
>Generally you can get late stage abortion for variety for health issues

Isn't this true in even the most extremely anti abortion states of the US?
I'm pretty cynical by nature, but I don't think that's what's at play here. The IRA's hydrogen production subsidies explicitly don't apply to hydrogen produced from fossil fuels; it has to be from zero-carbon production chains. Moreover, the IRA has upended the economics of the hydrogen market - with the subsidies, electrolyzed hydrogen is now cheaper than methane-derived hydrogen. [1]

There's also significant subsidies for hydrogen storage technologies, hydrogen vehicles, and hydrogen fueling stations.

Personally I'd take this at face value: the point is that hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize a lot of industrial & transportation uses of fossil fuels, and so it's attempting to build up the necessary technology and infrastructure to make this practical. There are always side effects when you throw massive amounts of money at a problem, so I'd expect some boondoggles, but at least the intent of the law isn't a boondoggle.

[1] https://www.utilitydive.com/news/the-ira-will-accelerate-ele...
No targeted ads are worse in several ways.

1.) It's one of the main reason why surveillance capitalism is so widespread. Some of the worst things that came out of tech in past 20 years are directly or indirectly connected to "targeting ads".

2. ) Better name for targeted adds would be Machine driven adds. And with it comes the counter part of machine driven re-posters re-blogers, ai generated spam content etc. If you didn't have all those "targeted" machine driven networks there would be a lot less reason to build such sites. Since most advertisers would not want to advertise on such sites if they had a choice in it.

3.) With all the crap they bring, they still suck at targeting. They either focus on one search you did a while ago to the exclusion of everything else, they to sell you same expensive stuff for months after you already bought it, or completely irrelevant most of the time.

4.) They make pages load slower, sometimes a lot slower.
If all jobs had the same salary, benefits, career path, etc, there is no way I'd trade software development for a job involving strenuous physical labor.
> You move between accounts with AWS SSO (now IAM Federation) - No more password per account

The only thing I really hate about this is that it is tied/bound to your browser. If you switch browsers or use an incognito window you have to through the whole dance of setting up your account switching set up. Imagine you're in multiple orgs that are set up this way...
The first Pi was based off a failed set-top streaming box SoC that Broadcom didn't know what to do with.

The original goal (remember that?) was to make it a cheap educational Linux system. And it was a nice idea. The cheap sticker price got it noticed compared to the other more expensive (but better supported) ARM single-board computers. And here we are.

I sure as heck don't know what Broadcom's endgame is here either, because like you say they don't even answer your call if you're <100K EAU. So unlike other EVKs that can be used to rip apart and spin into real projects, you're stuck with RPi as a standalone unit.

The chip shortage is hurting everyone, but at least with other SoCs you can find them from multiple sources eventually. Or use a broker if you're desparate.
Yes, Philip’s journey was an extremely privileged one apparently and required a blog post or it didn’t happen.
> I know everone hates ads, but isn’t targeted ads better than wholesale bombardment?

There’s a lot of people disagreeing with you, but it’s missing the point, I think.

Everybody can get the experience they want; both you and they can. You can get targeted ads by accepting when an advertiser asks to track you. They can get non-targeted ads by rejecting when an advertiser asks to track them.

The key thing here is that everybody is given the choice. And that’s Apple’s only requirement – they haven’t banned tracking, they have banned tracking without asking the user for their consent first.
I do think they are a good example, however , maybe they ran those less quantifyable brand name campaigns.

There are many reports out there confirming the same.

Dont give the ad networks a carte blanche sometimes they themselves are hijacked by bad operators.

It seems there is very little done a mitigation or prevention of bad traffic and a lot of sending beginner sales persons to the front lines.

I mean, they do provide some estimates for conversion rates, but never will they put that on paper.
Where are their numbers for traffic cost even coming from if they do not know?

When they say lets run a test campaign for 1 or 2 k before I commit to 5 times that, I ask them what have my comoetitors done, do you have feedback?( I do, am on friendly terms with competitors) they always say they have no insight(is that so?).
All I know that some of them create either zero or so much fake traffic that I have to justify the 400 percent page views month to month to some payment partners.
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I agree that I think this can be an unhealthy attitude. A lot of us are working on projects where the biggest challenge is convincing the Product Manager to provide more than one sentence in the brief.

That said, I can't think of any technical domain where I could do this, even if provided with all the tests up front.
Does it just take a really low res version of the original, and then try to make something out of the noise with the prompt? It's striking how things seem to morph into something else: the blue of the floor becomes a couch and the white decoration turns into pillows
very different from that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_Patterns Gang of Four
I used to do half lotus on a pillow. It always strained my knees. Then I hurt my knee doing this other thing and couldn't do half lotus anymore. Then I found seiza. It was like, "where have you been all my life!!!"

Apparently some Tibetan Buddhists are all about seiza on a bench. The top students inherit the master's bench and such.

So it isnt just for stifflegged westerners. Ancient wizards think it's cool too.
Might be worth given three specific examples you’re looking for instead of wasting most the text complaining about not finding things.

Assuming you know how to limit results to Stack Overflow, right?
That looks like Tokidokitraveller's old apartment! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsDZKCvpYL4 Seeing how many houses there are that's probably a stretch, though.
You don't need to sso in each and every account, you can just have a user in the main org (or at any point in the org tree that is most appropriate) and assume the role within the account you want to manage.
Musk's 4 point peace plan [1]:

> Redo elections of annexed regions under UN supervision. Russia leaves if that is will of the people.

> Crimea formally part of Russia, as it has been since 1783 (until Khrushchev’s mistake).

> Water supply to Crimea assured.

> Ukraine remains neutral.

[1] https://www.theage.com.au/world/europe/elon-musk-tweets-his-...
That is something I mentioned in another comment below.

It's still an open question whether conversion to methanol, transportation, and sale will be cheap enough to actually generate a profit. It the real world, it might simply cost too much or be too dirty of a conversion that the numbers don't add up.

In this case, then we will still be better off just burning it efficiently on site.
When I was in a warehouse slugging cast iron and black steel all day I could barely walk by the time I got home.

Spending all day on your feet, loaded with a large mass going up and down, and wearing the least shitty boots you can afford does a number on you. I still feel it in my foot and calf to this day and it’s been years.

The old guy I worked with must have been going on 65 and slugged harder and faster than me with less bitching. He hated the company, but not the work he did. Absolute trooper.