skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Minetest is great. After the last Microsoft debacle I looked into Minetest and after a bit managed to amass a nice collection of mods to make a truly enjoyable game. UIt's everything Minecraft has come to not be.
Love R, it was great even 15 years ago as a start for writing an automated trading system (there were issues with memory limits and other factors that ultimately led me to switch to python).

As luck would have it, I'm presently auditioning for a gig that requires a foot in R and another in python. Rstudio is really wonderful!
No, you need food and water.
>[gui] web browsers

You largely can restrict yourself to phone calls and postal mail. Aside from ordering from Amazon, my dad largely does. (Albeit in part because my brother and I will do various things for him he can't figure out how to do with just a phone call or letter.) But it's increasingly difficult for a lot of things and is, at a minimum, less convenient.

And, as you say, in business you generally don't really have the option to basically refuse to use a computer for many purposes.
You were quite fortunate. I was making $6.50/hr in 2004.
The problem is that "sustainable" is always based on past observations. There were 40+ years of observations for these crab and a stable fishery. But if the environment changes for the worse, the data-based definition of "sustainable" for a stock might not change fast enough to compensate.

So the "new sustainability" under climate change has to be much more precautionary than before, and yet not shut down on false signals. It's tricky science even when intentions are good.
https://minetest.dustlabs.io/mt/minetest.js(1): Uncaught RangeError: WebAssembly.Memory(): could not allocate memory
For 90% of people, he will.
A popular browser has exceptions for "popular" web sites and apps. It's not that surprising.

If this code concerns you, do not look at firefox.
Broiler chickens are 4-5 pounds when slaughtered, and only 60-70% of the bird is meat
This was me. I was too busy to read/watch anything, 12gb seemed right in the middle of the range, and I blindly pulled the trigger. Later found out I wasn’t quite buying what I thought I was. It’s shitty naming and I’m glad they’re fixing it.
This is precisely the comment I was going to make. If you want to come to Chocago in the "off season", you're more than welcome, but you'll just be as miserable and bored as the rest of us locals.
The RTX 3090 had an MSRP of $1499, so this is only a 6.7% increase. If there was a fundamental shift, it was when that card launched.
Exactly. In mine, I do have to cut through the checkout to get there. Also make sure you look up what you need on your phone ahead of time, so you know exactly where you're going.
Ask HN: What happened to cars like the tango by commuter cars?
That is still the car I want to buy. Are there any similar products on the market?
I don't get a refund for having no kids in public school. Why would anyone else?
A long time ago, a guy created a theme for gtk+ which used text characters to draw all the widgets. He also created a text mode gdk backend. Combine both: you have gtk+ apps running on the terminal.
I have a song for you, Common People...
Is it suprising to anyone?

EU put sanctions on itself, effectively forcing rapid de-industralization (so lower exports), loss of currency value (so more costly imports) and high debts which could not be serviced.

Russia on the other hand is debt-free and increased its revenues from natural resources.

MacroVoices #345 Daniel Lacalle: The Situation in Europe is Worse Than You Think - https://www.macrovoices.com/1122-macrovoices-345-daniel-laca...
> ("Guilty" may be the wrong word, because it's not a criminal offense, but I'm not sure what the right one is here.)

Defamation is a crime in many jurisdictions, including the US (not federally, but in over 20 states). Prosecutions and convictions are rare-but not non-existent. At least in the US, punishments are light (Wikipedia cites a study saying that the average custodial sentence for criminal libel in the US is just under six months). In free countries, prosecutions are generally reserved for particularly egregious cases (e.g. suppose A does some trivial thing to offend B, so as payback B plasters posters all over town accusing A of sex crimes, with the allegation being completely invented). Given this, the vast majority of defamation cases are civil not criminal.
Just because you say they are red herrings doesn't make it so. Eventually you will need to reconcile with the laws of physics.
I'll have to really look into the price breakdown. I thought the output of nuclear would more than make up for that. Regardless, renewables can also be built. I don't think it should be all nuclear, but it seems like the only way to scale consumption at the moment. Both technologies will get better as well, and I think the biggest innovation right now is on the nuclear side with nuclear fusion.
Yup, doubling the memory bandwidth, doubling the memory channels, and doubling the PCIe bandwidth, and switching to DDR5 is placing a premium on the new AM5 platform for AMD. Similar happened with the Alder lake launch, which had the same upgrades and combined with sky high DDR5 memory prices.

Just wait a few months, pioneers are the ones that get the arrows (high prices) in the back side.
Even cellular dont, its more to protect towers in path being DDOsd by 100s of people at a time.
I guess your tastes are superior to Mr. Arnade’s, soared.
Why is a Google account mandatory?
Holocaust Analogy in Animal Rights
if i want to get an idea of how people live making money of tourists. (not that this is a bad thing) but i think that is the point, the life of people making money from tourists is similar everywhere. it's not the life that i am interested in learning about. i want to interact with people that don't make money from talking to me.

if i visit a tourist place, then i do it with local friends, and my interaction is focused on the local friends and not the rest.

you may say that not everyone living there makes money from tourists, and that would be true. but why should i make things hard for me, instead of going to a place where only very few people make money from tourists.
Because that sort of hiring produces less-qualified diversity hires. If you're running a for-profit business you're better off hiring from the largest pool possible.

If you want to avoid the less-qualified you can either try harder to hire better, which is slow and expensive, or you can offer more, which is expensive but works.

Hiring without regard for quality but paying the same seems like it would cement racist (or at best anti-diversity) feelings in the rest of the workforce and leave minorities without an available sense of accomplishment.
Which IRC client did you use in these years?
aka " We realized nobody was going to buy this or most of the 4000 series cards "

The 4070 was supposed to be the cash grab card for when everything sold out and desperate people would be willing to pay for it
The majority of private schools are religious. We don't usually let tax money go to religions.
Sometimes I intentionally use primitive tools to force myself to write simple code.
It's good to have a direction of travel, but don't overdo it: You want to make God laugh? Tell him your plans.
> NYC, LA, and Chicago are bubbles. They are not reflective of the rest of the US in my experience.

I'm from the US. Having lived for years in each of New York, LA, Seattle, and 6 other metro areas, towns, and census designated places in the US ranging from ~3000000 to ~300 people in the American South and West, I pretty strongly disagree. All places are bubbles to a degree - that's what makes them definable as places.

Having lived outside the US for the last decade, and for months-long stretches over the decades before my current (indefinite) expatriation, it could not be clearer to me that - as people within the larger place (bubble) of the USA - the median New Yorker, Angeleno, or Chicagoan each has more in common, culturally, with the median Dakotan, Alaskan, Alabamian, or Puertorriqueño than with the median Irish, Bedouin, Xhosa, or Punjabi.

And I cannot but reserve the deepest contempt - truly - for those who would exclude city dwellers from full citizenship within their national polities. The combined metro areas of New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago alone are about a sixth of the total population of the USA. Add your examples of Boston, DC, SF, Seattle and you're at 20%. As of the 2020 census, 55% of Americans lived in a metropolitan area of greater than 1 million people. The "real america" narrative is an 'othering' trope, used in the service of dehumanization for political ends.

America's cities are real America.
Without the numbers, you have no idea which one’s better at a glance (which is why they’re retracting the “other” 4080).

And “Bonum”… are you sure?
I read this release 3 times and still don't know what's happening. What does "pressing the unlaunch button" mean? Discontinuation? Rebranding to RTX 4080? What?
Reverse Job Apply for Software Engineers
Some advice from my job search about 2 years ago, hopefully it's still applicable.

1. Have your peers or friends at different companies critique your resume. I went from an overly-wordy resume that barely fit on 2 pages to a resume that had concise and impactful wording with all my job experience on the first page. Also, if you are applying for very different positions, you might want to tailor your resume for each vertical.

2. Applying for multiple positions at multiple companies at the same time is fine. No one owes anyone anything, and if you or a company you are applying to is unable to wait for the other, then let the opportunity pass like ships in the night. Don't let FOMO lead to inaction.

3. If you are finding multiple options you are interested in, track it on a spreadsheet as to the application status and next steps. It's easy to get lost without some sort of system.

4. I found recruiter reply timeframes and rates to be pretty abysmal overall, especially if you are applying through job sites and not through referrals, so cast your net a little wider than your specific areas of experience, so that you have a steady stream of responses. You might find a good fit in an adjacent position, the recruiter might be able to make a recommendation for another opening in the company, or it could just be good interview practice. You can always trim it back if it gets too much.

5. Job hunting can become a full time job on its own. With multiple inquiries in flight and the slow response, it can get discouraging. Remember that it typically takes many months to find a position that's a good fit; it's a marathon, not a sprint.
I lived in NYC for 20 years and wrote a book about the Bronx.
I think (s)he was referring part about how we'll "definitely" know how to fix it before it's too late.
It depends on the location as well. In US, it's out of stock everywhere.

In EU, where the price and electricity prices are much higher, it appears to not sell out like it did in EU. (As far as I know).
Olkiluoto 3 definitely bankrupted Areva. The company ran out of money and the liability from that one project became a risk for all the other (healthy) branches. They restructured it to different companies with only the problematic Olkiluoto 3 project staying in the original French state-owned Areva. Once this project is complete Areva will be defunct.
That's silly. That would imply that the hiring process is actually very good at predicting performance, and it's biased towards hiring highly performant people named Jared and less performant people not named Jared, and it's not hiring highly performant people not named Jared and less performant people named Jared.
I understand, this was partly my inspiration for writing the post.

I don't think you need to follow the format of having to write it perfectly, I see it more as a tool to clarify thinking but I do understand as I don't have a journal habit and I am not sure if it works for me, it does mentally drain me and if I try to do it at the end of the day, I don't think it's useful because i'm too tired and what i'm writing is nonsense, if i do it earlier, I tend to find i exhaust myself with thinking and thoughts that go into the journal without doing any actual real work. I guess in this sense, i'm partly putting my energy into what a writer would do, which is the problem, since I am not a writer.

But I do feel like I need some place to 'think' and writing is a better way of doing this for me, but it's tricky because it can just lead me to going in circles.
This likely isn't true due to the scale of disappearance of crabs.

*90% of the are gone - in only 2 years*
That's not just overfishing, something much worse has happened.

The cod overfishing was also a very unfortunate tale, but they saw the signs and tracked them catching fire and burning to the ground the entire time, just didn't do anything about it.

Here, AFAIK, they were bewildered at how this occured.
Could it be that EVGA got a whiff of that 4080 12GB business and noped out because of it? We only hear about it later, because AIBs knew sooner?
Why did this happen to me? I didn't do anything bad to them
The Versatile Embedded Retro Adapter
Her husband.
It is pushing to the grid, but short stints validating different modes of operation. Easier, and more economical, to use the generators than cooling another 30% thermal capacity.
The big difference in that situation is that you need to know whether a pointer is to your code memory or your data memory, most languages assume a single address space and don't make a distinction. Technically it's possible for the compiler/runtime to track that information and hide it from you but it would have overhead.

If you look at writing C programs for AVR (Harvard architecture) there's a lot of extra stuff provided to allow reading from "program memory", with all regular pointers reading from RAM/data memory.
no. 1 feature: goofier branding
A TV studio audience will vote on destroying a Hitler painting
> If you don't think professional conduct means accurately representing a course of treatment and it's risk I don't know what to say to you.

What if, you know, accurately representing a course of treatment required contradicting CDC/FDA? Say, suppose you’re a medical researcher, doing science, and you find that CDC/FDA are completely wrong on some count (as they have been many, many times in the past). Are they supposed to just repeat CDC-blessed falsehoods that they know to be false? Do you want to institute an office of the arbiters of truth, such that it is legally forbidden to disagree with them?
And in so doing we'll end up breaking something else
This is like asking can I fix my car with only a set of wrench and a few tools. The answer is yes but it will be hard in situations. One is trying to do anything graphical unless you are launching a gui app from terminal, but still call it “inside”
Why do they call it that then? I never really looked into it that much and just took as a measure of a certain type of compute capability ( FP16 or FP64 right? )
"I think they should be preparing a for a huge postwar assistance, not just money for rebuilding, but psychological / therapy based on their experience to try to reduce the effects of wartime trauma on Ukraine. "

We take lots of refugees. I would argue this is already a very effective way of preventing further traumatizing.

But as far as I am aware, those who come do not easily get offered psychatric help, even if they already are traumatized.

But the psychatric sector is pretty much operating on its limits anyway.
To be clear, it wasn't a vegan company or even anything related to food -- it was a shipping company. There just happened to be someone who worked there who was an outspoken vegan.
Imagine how irritated customers will be when Apple tries to revoke their irises.
Skylake: Intel’s Longest Serving Architecture
Recovery processes aren’t really affected by what you choose as an authentication factor.

Either someone successfully passes an authentication challenge, and you trust them, or they don't pass the challenge, and you don't trust them. And when you don't trust someone who claims to have legitimate access, you must find an alternative way to verify their identity outside of your normal authentication flow.
>Unfortunately the world now revolves around [gui] web browsers. We brought this technologically retarded hellscape on ourselves and we deserve it.

This seems backwards. Limiting yourself to CLI tools do retard your abilities, modern GUI apps do not.
Lol imagine distrusting an airline, pilots, ICAO, ATC, ground crew, Airbus/Boeing because they placed a ban on airtags.
The best option for me as a Canadian who has travelled to some (not all) of the places you listed, is to do the exchange in your home country and bring plenty of cash with you. If you're going to Vietnam, you bring VND with you that you acquired from your home bank. Going to Morocco, bring MAD with you.
A CS degree is to information security what an English language degree is to law.
no, but a terminal and a browser is a good compromise between terminal only and going full enterprise office software mode.
I will add that, IMO, if it's possible for any gpu to play a just-released game at maximum settings at a high resolution at 60+ fps, the developers haven't set the maximum quality settings high enough. Leave some headroom for future GPUs, or allow players who e.g. prefer a ludicrously high draw distance at any cost to make that choice and dial down the resolution to compensate.

Most games don't meet this bar, and I think gamers who expect to be able to set every slider to the max and go to town—yes, even on a $2K GPU—are mostly responsible.
Low Cost USB3.2Gen1 HDMI-USB Video Acquisition with Loop Out (Loop Out HDMI
You and everybody else. That's the problem.
> These card makers now have to sit on inventory and reprint boxes and repackage everything?

If it is a simple rename, they can just prefix a new sticky label on top of the "4080 12gb" with "4070" for an example.
Time.taxi / click and play music, a daily dose of diversion – an ode to escapism
There were rises in mRNA vaccination continuously for decades? Here is an alternative theory for these 2015 analysis results:

> As of 2014, sales of Pop-Tarts had increased for 32 straight years.
This is awesome but is there a way to show things to scale? Currently it scales up the satellites many many OOM so it gives a false impression of crowding.
Downvote because it doesn't really have anything to do with what he is asking.

You claim that someone who does the job is valuable, nobody disagrees.

He asks; where can I find good explanations of concepts that I've found useful throughout my career and I want to pass on to my juniors?

See how this justifies a downvote?
The A90J is the top model right? Was looking at those myself recently. Amazon warehouse occasionally has a cheap deal on one but I am always scared those probably have dead pixels.

I really wanted a Panasonic Plasma but it looks like the sole importer may not be getting them anymore or might be getting less. But from what I understand the A90J and the top end Panasonics are the best in that they have a much better heatsink
Guess you missed this line

"That doesn’t mean entirely ignoring places like NYC, Istanbul, Seoul, or Tokyo. Some cities are so important they can’t be missed, and every city is a confederation of very different neighborhoods. NYC is as much Dyker Heights as it is Upper East Side.

That makes where you stay in a city more important than the city itself. "
Your website is very well designed, thanks
They don't break up in to unrelated orbits. They simply spread out along the same orbit by varying the period for a few weeks.
Yes, but should that place be performing work they aren't good at?

Look for round holes before pounding a round peg into a square hole.
> The law makes the claim of "contemporary scientific consensus contrary to the standard of care"

One thing I have observed - a lot of what people call “scientific consensus” is not the consensus of the research literature, rather it is the “consensus” of position statements put out by professional bodies. The later often lack much of the tentative and provisional nature of the former, with doubts and uncertainties being hidden rather than highlighted. While even peer-reviewed research is not immune to political pressures, these kinds of “position statements” are much more susceptible to political influence than the actual research literature is.
I love how the disclaimer is longer than the article.
The IPCC has looked into this in some detail and regularly updated their summaries of the latest science for years. They consider solar radiation management a high risk option compared with all the other options they have documented in detail:

https://www.ipcc.ch/2022/04/04/ipcc-ar6-wgiii-pressrelease/
Yes, I have completely given up actually.
I literally did, check upthread. What's happened is that replies are choosing to ignore those numbers, thus my pleading that you look them up yourself since you won't read what I provide.
Not true at all - it seemed like a great deal at the time but aged very poorly. You could run a 980 today and still be doing great. Everyone I know with a 970 is struggling

At the time you would have been much better off going for a 780 as they had some bargains - especially on the more rare 780 with lots of ram
> technologically retarded hellscape

The modern web seems pretty great to me. Why do you feel that way?
New tool helps Detroiters understand home's assessment, offers info for appeal
How was the nuclear nuclear nuclear energy in France going?
Germany had to burn more gas to substitute for France's downtime of nuclear power plants.

The cost and time for the construction of new one not included and the risk of sabotage not mentioned.
I bet russia will at least try to damage them as a revenge for the help of Ukraine.
How Sand Made from Crushed Glass Rebuilds Louisiana’s Shrinking Coast [video]
Eh, I wouldn't say it's fallen. There's just as much incompetence per capita as there ever was. I just think there are a lot more people working in the tech sector than ever before so it's more noticeable.
The significance of minorities to those with power is the issue here, after all. I'm aware most people will happily continue supporting a bigot who makes things that please them.
They're still intended to be stuck with the adhesive along the top. This article is just saying that when you remove the top Post-It from the stack, that you should peel it off from the side rather than from the bottom.
What are you talking about? I was saying that the biases we have today in our hiring cannot be eliminated by analyzing that data and hiring the same types of people that are "high performance", because you'll be reinforcing the biases we have, rather than eliminating them.
"My children's generation will show them to their children, so you could be watching it in 50 years time, easy. I'll not be here, sadly, but Hagrid will."
It’s incredible what money can do. I’m sorry but this article smells Russian money an awful lot. It’s very not subtle, trying to influence us to think Russia is too strong, can’t be stopped, and trying to will hurt us, not them.

I don’t buy it. I think it’s a sign of desperation, their propaganda and their supporters are increasingly obvious.

Not saying sanctions don’t have an effect on western economies, but this article bends reality to the absurd. As usual with alt right and Russian state media.