skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're aware that current commercial nuclear power plants cannot power the world, right? They are thermal burner reactors. Supplying the entire world's current primary energy demand would require about 6000 1 GW(e) (which is 3 GW(th)) reactors. These would use up current uranium resource (not reserve) in about five years.

A nuke powered world will either require radically new sources of uranium (like sea water uranium extraction) or breeder reactors. Neither is available now, unlike cheap electrolyzers for making hydrogen (< $300/W in China).
"life became the novel"... Sounds beautiful but idealistic. Surely risk perception plays a role in the difference.
The Advantages of a Dragon
The article could use significant figures better at least. No reason to not say 83% or even "at least 80%" (would be my pick, to reflect the roundness of the number).
> I really can't think of a bigger carbon bang for the buck than a 200$ free credit to buy an e-scooter and $1000 for an e-bike+trailer for basic groceries errands.

Assuming people would use those - totally! The risk is unfortunately that people just get them because they are free, and in the end are still driving cars for convenience. I guess one would need some system where the credit is earned via actual usage. You pay for it full price, but for ever ridden km you get credit. You already mentioned tax rebates, and those might indeed be a good way. However those already exist in countries for other kinds of commuting - e.g. if I commute by any kind of vehicle in germany I get a 30ct/km tax discount - whether it's a car or scooter. Picking a higher number for a vehicle which is cheaper to own doesn't really sound logical - but maybe just the marketing effect of it would drive adoption.
You still don't understand what a dynamic portal is, what it does, or why it's distinctly more useful than compile-time portals.

You are still stuck repeating "renderer", even though rendering is still not the topic of discussion here.

No amount of recursive matrix transformations will net you the gameplay design space of actual dynamic portals.
If LLC owner is breaking laws they should be punished, up to, and including, jail time.
rng shuffling of style and library usages, paradigms. and naming convention. camelCase vs NOCAMELCASE based on a coinflip, etc. leverage Lint static analyzer tools to enforce prior to submission.

lot of fun ways to stick it to those bulk surveillance data lakes that may be the targets of such training sets
My joke with the scripted humans is to rush the process: When they come to ask if everything is okay you answer the question before they ask it "everything is okay!" and hand them the table number. They usually find it amusing.
> Now, why is that a bad thing?
> Wealth is a proxy for the amount of services provided to others earlier

It's a bad thing because wealth is a poor measure of the amount of services provided to others. And because while someone will always be left out, it's much better if it's not the same people always getting left out. Being able to click first is more accessible to more people, although I'd argue it isn't great either, and some kind of random lottery system might be better.
Let say there's 100 tickets available but 200 people wanting to go.
You are saying the right price is the price that only the richer half can afford right?
what are absolute numbers? because % is useless
yeah, it's not ideal - but we kept it to give users who are installing for the first time to get a hang of the product

You can easily remove the sample services if you want - https://signoz.io/docs/operate/docker-standalone/#remove-the...
But this is a "tech" problem where signals and switches operating by humans are error prone, and the technology to automate those exists.

The article is about a tech solution and deployment never able to come (in the U.S.)
If Rammstein wants to hurt the resellers and help their fans then add more shows at each venue. Quantity will cross a point where the price of resell tickets will be diluted.
I agree, often having more information is worse because you notice things and over react to things that would otherwise go unnoticed and fix them self.

I noticed this first when tracking sleep data, but it can also be applied to many other areas were humans try fix small problems but tend to make things worse.
He hasn't. His father has -- obviously.
FYI, telling a disabled person to get out more is not a great look.

That said, the places I do get out to -- medical facilities -- are the places I've been talking about. In the red state I used to live in, I saw tons of unmasked or poorly-masked healthcare workers, many of whom had had covid. In the blue state I now live in, healthcare facilities are understaffed, and it's only getting worse.

I repeat: if the question is about how to profit (or at least not lose) in the upcoming economic climate, one way to do that is to understand that healthcare, transit, education, and other in-person workforces will be severely stressed. I don't know how to make money on that, but at least you have the full picture.
Never mind the colors.

This snippet demonstrates how a number of small tools, each doing its narrow job, strung together via the most trivial interface, produces a non-trivial result.

This composability is still unreachable to the vast majority of GUI tools.
Yes, it is only popular events/artists that complain and even then they don't complain too hard (see the very existence of Ticketmaster).
I used New Relic for the first time at my current job, and while service it provides to our team is invaluable, the UI is slow and very confusing; I can never remember what button or menu to click to get to where I need to go. The fact that it loads so slowly just makes it worse.

So I am optimistic for alternative solutions like this!
The TikTok SEO Opportunity
I never thought a comment about an Arduino and a few sensors would be taken so literally as a finalized product.
Plus, the education system is more suited for girls. It has been shown that boys learn best by doing and there is a real lack of practical work in schools.
I've been a long time Cypress user, but recently have been feeling those pain points you mentioned, the half-async-half-sync APIs are driving me mad :)

Im interested in Playwright, but wondering how you find the visual runner compared to Cypress? Are you able to run your tests in the browser and use a `debugger` or dev tools?
So where does the yielding logic stop? Do vans need to stop for sports cars? Do sports cars need to stop for tanks? If you make cycling this cumbersome, nobody will cycle. People try their best to yield but it's best effort.
> It also involved giving us their reference implementation, which we named Apache Tomcat.

Did any of the Apache JServ code make it into Tomcat? There still is the Apache JServ Protocol (AJP) still, which is at least one thing related?
I’m on my phone and I can’t debug/look into it but the jitter is very high.

Over 5 tries I’ve received widely varying ping times to SF, two of which were 1s while NYC was 140 ms ish.

Just weird because I’m on a reliable connection in SF (sonic).
They are humans and as such have a limited time on earth.
More than just convenience of expression, it guards against "impossible states." This article[1] does a good job of explaining it.

[1] https://dev.to/davidkpiano/you-don-t-need-a-library-for-stat...
the problem is that not being able to ask for help also makes finding this kind of friends that can be your support system very difficult. so i have to disagree. i need my partner to be my support system, and i want to be hers.

it is still good to have friends, but for me this is the definition of an ideal relationship. a fortress of well-being where both partners support each other.
Why do cats knead? Why do dogs lick you? The science of pets’ quirks
Are 99.99% of developers clueless?

I'm just trying to understand what makes you think that in the field of design, 99.99% of the professionals are clueless? What about in the marketers? Are they also 99.99% clueless?

Trying to learn how non-designers think of the profession/professional designers.
Stellarium 1.0
thanks for the kind words. To give it a try and let us know if you have any feedback/questions.

We also have an active slack community if you have any questions on how to set up or have an feedback for us - https://signoz.io/slack
https://archive.ph/PSZ7g
You didn't answer anything I said.

Warzone is a game that's distributed by Activision Blizzard. It uses the exact same scheme that OW2 does.

Literally every $5 account listed there will also work for OW2, and those accounts have been sold for almost 2 years now.

And forget dodging, Warzone has a massive cheating problem that verification didn't even make a ding in.

Verification will not work for OW2. Maybe you felt placebo, maybe your game was considered not worth it by bad actors... but the fact I can click on that link and buy an account for $5 that's verified with the same system that OW2 needs proof it doesn't work here.
> wealth is a poor measure of the amount of services provided to others

It's the best we have though.

Otherwise, should we also randomly distribute best homes, or whatever else is in limited supply?
What's more is that for any business degree at my uni, a "Business Ethics" course is required and at upper-levels an "Ethics and Compliance" course is required. However it is focused much more on not ripping off investors or being unintentionally racist or misogynist, and has no focus on, for example, charging a profit-maximizing price for insulin or arbitraging food from poor people, etc.
CodeEdit: Open-source code editor for macOS
Not an expert but this doesn't seem like normal ping, it's rather how much HTTP request take including handshakes and content download
>Nowhere does the author explain the consequences for Russia of leaving Ukraine. How can withdrawal be a winning move if the author doesn't even know what that move leads to?

The article does say that there are costs to this game, and breaking rules should be in itself a cost.

If the goal of the game is to stop playing the game - peace - then the consequences must be lesser than the cost of continuing playing the game.
> Wealth is a proxy for the amount of services provided to others earlier

Source? I don't think the research agree with that statement.
I agree, for me for this kind of thing it isn't a deal breaker. But for many people it may be.

However, I will say that combined with the freemium model it does give me pause. The reason is I will likely want to add some features that will conflict with the premium version. That means that my changes have near zero chance of getting incorporated into the community version and I'll have to maintain a public fork.
What does Apple have to do with it? Their folder structure is fairly straightforward and transparent. Windows stuff is definitely the craziest I’ve encountered.
This wasn't a "why don't they just" response though because the article does touch on GPS and the issues it poses.

The Arduino comment was not supposed to be taken literally as a production solution.

There's a big difference between "why don't they just" and "these problems spelled it in the article seem overstated"
Why have any of such mechanism? I see that as extreme discrimination of solo goers. Everyone should be treated equally.
I've only recently acquired a DSLR camera, so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I think the big advantage with DSLR cameras is battery life. DSLR cameras only need to activate the sensor when taking a photo, and especially with the large sensors that accompany DSLRs, this can help to extend the camera's battery life.
FAF – Currently no email dispatch to Gmail possible
Thus no registration or password reset emails can be sent to @gmail or @googlemail addresses.

There is no known way of escalation and there is not much more that we can do except to wait.
LLC is not a shield for criminal conduct. It protects personal assets of the company owners. [0] Generally speaking in American law such protections disappear if you commit fraud or similar malfeasance. For examples, courts will break contracts including liability limits if a party commmits fraud. (IANAL but I read a lot of contracts in my day job.)

[0] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/llc.asp
So they'd rather have the luckiest people rather than the wealthiest people? Neither seems fair.
Wouldn't the ban not make sense if we only use it in deep space instead of LEO?
This won’t hold up in court
It's Jakarta Faces now ;) And it's still relative active with a major new version (Jakarta Faces 4) in Jakarta EE 10. Of course the entire concept of server side rendering is not as much used as it once was, but that said it's still used.
To my knowledge it also shields you from most criminal parts as you can say "It was the lower downs, not my doing" despite it almost always is policy.
The code my clarify that up, it simply calculate how much time an http request take to complete:

function ping_test() {
time_request("http://ping.projects.chrisjeakle.com/ping/data.txt", "result-east");
time_request("http://ping.projects-west.chrisjeakle.com/ping/data.txt", "result-west");
}

function time_request(url, output_id) {
document.getElementById(output_id).innerText = "...";
const start_time = new Date().getTime();
fetch(url, {
mode: "no-cors",
cache: "no-cache",
}).then(async (result) => {
const elapsed_time = new Date().getTime() - start_time;
document.getElementById(output_id).innerText = elapsed_time;
});
}
What’s the difference? When does it become scalping?
Thank you for asking a question about Long Covid recovery times. This article goes into more detail than I can in just one post: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2022/09/mecfs-chr...

But the TL;DR is:
- Long Covid is for many sufferers, MECFS plus some extra issues like breathing problems and organ damage
- MECFS is one of the most disabling illnesses out there, with some of the least-good treatment options
- Some folks with either illness improve with time, but many do not, especially because there really aren't treatments right now except for rest
- The level of brain fog is so severe people often become aphasic and disoriented. So it's not only that brain surgeons will have to stop doing surgery. It's that people working at an ice cream shop may not be able to count change. Severity varies by individual of course.

And finally, at the beginning of the pandemic we were hearing about the concept of "hybrid immunity" -- that basically, getting covid was good for you, because it made you extra immune to getting it again.

As time has gone on though, it appears the opposite is true. Each infection has the potential to age / deplete T cells, making a person less immune not only to another round of Covid, but to a variety of infections. So a lot of mild diseases that maybe before were kept in check and had an R0 of .95 will, with a more immune-compromised populace, turn into having an R0 of 1.15 or something. People in general will be sicker, longer, than before, with a variety of ailments, because Covid is harming their immune systems.
This seems to closer to hyperloop than to cars (and even there I wouldn't be that surprised if Cybertruck is not shipping in 5 years)
I believe that Nando's does the same thing. They always take the table number after asking you if everything's okay.

Interestingly, just as in technical systems, problems arise from trying to keep the state consistent between two separate systems (the table and the kitchen, in this case). At the table, the 'Waiting for Food' state is indicated by the presence of the table number, but in the kitchen, this state is indicated by the presence of a slip of paper with your order on it.

In my experience, it's quite common for the kitchen to misplace your order slip, so the two states get out of sync. To the kitchen, it looks like you've got your food (or you don't exist), but at the table, there's no food so no one checks on you.
My states have entry() and exit() functions that do things like you describe.
https://gist.github.com/aileftech/dd4f5598b1f3837651fdf16e5a...
There's nothing wrong with wanting to get face value + fees for a ticket in resale.

But a ticket isn't a physical object that produces repeatable, expected value to the person operating it. A concert ticket is a license to a one time in person experience.
Any links would have been great :) But yes non-responders do exist, and some people even discover serious cardiac conditions through exercise.

In an attempt to clarify "decent amount", maybe this helps? https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-018-01041-1

I don't generally understand these surveys. This one seems to indicate the term "non-responder" is not just unhelpful, but possibly damaging.

"Thus, just because an individual does not improve their VO2max or 1RM with training, this does not mean that they have not derived a multitude of other benefits from exercise, many of which, such as increased social interaction seen in community exercise settings"

What I don't see in this survey is anything related to "off the couch" improvements, which is clearly what we are talking about. Neither myself nor GP said we went from regionals to nationals. We went from cigarettes and beer to recreational riding. I have a hard time believing those gains aren't available to almost everyone. But, I didn't find a study so it doesn't exist :)
(The Seer author here)

The StructVisualizer can follow *pointers. The default method is to view the struct/class that is pointed at in the same visualizer.

You can RMB click on the pointer in the StructVisualizer to open a second visualizer for that pointer.

I know this is a bit aways from how DDD worked. DDD has a nice way of "graphing" the struct/class tree, including any referenced struct/class that come from pointers.

Who knows, it may be in my plans :^)
I don't want to be mean. I do notice sometimes that "small text editors" have a habit of becoming more and more "fully featured" until they're not small anymore.
As you're probably aware, most people who donate sperm opt for more than a single cell...
It's a common trope in sci-fi, but also silly when you consider the scale of space and how radioactive it already is.

And then consider that any civilization capable of interstellar travel would already need to be harnessing energies that make nukes look like firecrackers.
>I miss being able to spread the properties of one type into another, rather than having to inherit from an interface)

What would that achieve that intersection types don't already?
That's a very unfair take. My point was that some companies can say "we're adopting a WFH policy so that people can prioritize their out-of-work wants and needs" and other companies can say "we have an in-office policy so that people can fraternize during work". Both are valid policies that can be enriching to employees, and the key to preventing frustration is to maintain proper expectations--don't hire people that want a policy out of line with what you offer.
Is it because one can get ruined by hitting 0 but a "win" is subjective because there's no absolute upper bound? If one could go in to negative at 50/50 odds, then the game will dance around that $1 starting point forever?
What makes you think you're a potential customer for them?
Based on the behavior of the fans? That doesn't make much sense.

In general it's not intended to offer advice, but there are some moments that invite thought, for sure.
> if you want the tickets be there at opening.

So now instead of discriminating against people who don’t have enough money, now you are discriminating against people with busy lives who can’t be there right when the tickets go on sale.

Also, you would still end up with people who were there right when the tickets go on sale and still didn’t get any.

I don’t think your method is any more of a meritocracy.
You're thinking this through much more than Microsoft ever did. The OP was only saying to pretend that you can't log into an existing account.
Old English has leax "salmon" which is the same word. Which makes sense it's from the Germanic side of the fence.
As always, an incredible amount of disinformation regarding B12.

The fascination with B12 is largely to do with non-vegans looking for a reason to eat meat. They ‘think’ B12 is the proof they need to continue their lifestyle.

Here’s all you need to know: https://www.forksoverknives.com/wellness/vitamin-b12-questio...

I’ll also add that, as a vegan of 8 years who takes no supplements or eats any special fortified foods, my B12 levels have always tested as slightly above the recommendations. That’s with me taking daily acid reflux medication also.
You do live in that society. Everyone selling something IS trying to get the highest price they can for it.
Coincidentally, I have worked with localized location beacons deployed to nationwide chains of stores that help you find the aisle the item you're looking for is on.
230K Chinese “persuaded to return” from abroad to establish Extraterritoriality
That or just put the frontend behind a reverse proxy with sso.
I thought we were talking about government compelled speech.
Didn't know about hnrankings, that is nice. Thank you!
Except in the EU, I suppose?
I don't disagree, just haven't done the best job historically of taking care of plants
I was a long time Flow hold-out, switched to TypeScript a year ago and never looked back.

There are a few things I miss, and a few things that Flow did do better; TS is obviously not perfect. But it's a real joy to use.

As for people writing JS in 2022 without any kind of static typing: I fear for you.
> The military applications alone of something like Super Heavy/Starship would justify keeping the program going.

I'm a pretty big SpaceX fan, but what exactly are these applications? Point to point? Ability to launch bigger payloads for the NRO?
I do not unfortunately
>(This wasn't obvious to the user because Explorer hides the 'detail' of the file path and simply shows the username)

I hate how Explorer tries to be clever with the Documents etc folders but it just makes it obtuse. Like if I open Documents from the side bar and press Up Directory I end up in My Computer not my home folder.
I personally would go with https://oxal.org/projects/sakura/
The digital viewfinder is the main thing that has kept me from buying a mirrorless camera yet to replace my old DSLR: in anything that'd be affordable they are annoying, I can see the pixels, they cause moire with busy surfaces. I keep waiting for that to get better, but it's not really a focus of development it seems. That's not to say a digital viewfinder doesn't also have benefits, but at the current state of tech it's not a no-brainer. Which is annoying, because otherwise overall mirrorless clearly wins for me.

EDIT: but for the title question, I'm also not particularly keen on buying a DSLR instead...
I wonder if it could be done better using WebSockets: setup the connection, start the stopwatch, send a byte, wait to receive a byte, stop the stopwatch, and close the connection.
Question: why can you not separate the different graphics tiers as optional addons? That way, I only have to download high resolution textures if my PC can actually handle them.

Edit: never mind. Saw this being discussed elsewhere in this thread.
I appreciate the presence of #C0FFEE.

Can't do computing without that!! :-)
I agree. Pure capitalism has some great benefits for entrepreneurial people, but for a whole society it can have some pretty negative bad effects.
W48 is the best we could do in 1963, that was 59 years ago. I’m sure if they did build a better one we wouldn’t hear about it. For example Suitcase nukes are probably a real thing, or at least something like the soda machine from Sun of All Fears.
Any idea how much this costs? The order buttons on their website are greyed out for some reason
> There’s way more than “a few” dead spots, and what happens if those repeaters fall over?

Presumably, given the 2 sets of analog systems currently in place, you fail safe to the inefficient systems in the article, when a vehicle doesn't know it's location.