skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Huh? Being white puts a target on your back in a lot of areas of the world, because you'll be assumed to be a naive tourist with money, and possibly drunk. I'm positive a Filipino person can move around Hanoi more easily than a white person from the perspective of random harassment.

Yes, sometimes being white is a boon, and people will treat you nicer or more respectfully than they would a brown person. I'm not trying to say being white is a negative, I'm saying it is really dependent on where you are traveling to.
No, we let the courts decide and they did. Jones isn't being sent to prison, he is just being forced to compensate the people his blatant lying harmed. I bet if Jones had spent the last 10 years constantly saying that you ate babies and this caused people to track you down and harass you then you would want him to stop and compensate you.

The only terrifying precedent is to allow shameless grifters like Alex Jones to lie with complete impunity no matter how much harm his lies cause.
It's not like their greatly increased cache.
You must have a very good ad blocker.
3d_armor, awards, basic_materials, beds, binoculars, biome_lib, boats, bones, bucket, butterflies, carts, chest_of_everything, compost, creative, default, dfcaverns, digilines, digistuff, display_biome, doors, dungeon_loot, dye, dynamic_liquid, env_sounds, farming, fire, fireflies, flowers, game_commands, give_initial_stuff, item_drop, keys, map, mesecons, mobs_animal, mobs_monster, mobs_npc, mobs_redo, moreblocks, mtg_craftguide, pipeworks, player_api, ropes, screwdriver, sethome, sfinv, signs_bot, spawn, stairs, tnt, travelnet, tubelib2, unifieddyes, unified_inventory, vessels, vines, walls, wielded_light, wool, xpanes

So basically, it's the minetest game with a number of additions to make survival mode more interesting or convenient (dfcaverns, mobs, travelnet, unified_inventory, ropes), some automation I haven't used yet (mesecons, digilines, signs_bot), some things that sounded cool but haven't tried yet (tubelibe, signs ) and other things that round out the world (wool, dyes, vines).

I make a small number of concessions in survival mode: occasional use of flying, XYZ location, extremely rare use of the chest of everything or /giveme. And a stratum of iron at -8 :)

My current focus is on dfcaverns- massive caves with different ecosystems that involve digging deep. For exmaple, in minetest, ores often don't show up frequently until you get to -1024, which means digging straight down and building elevators for a while.

I played Mineclone 5 for a while and it was mostly feature complete for what I wanted to do, but it doesn't play with other mods all that well, while all the mods I selected have good interoperability.
> I don't think it's more complicated than money in either case.

The trick is to make it look more complicated than that, so no one follows the money. If somebody does, call them names. If calling them a Luddite conspiracy theorist doesn't work because you used to employ them as an expert and they have a long track record, just say that they're bolstering or emboldening or platforming Luddite conspiracy theorists (who might also be racist-adjacent China-deniers.)

You buy a media in order to use it.
That's impressive but is your processor alright? PS4 Pro nearly catches fire trying to simulate one modular space station.

Do you know if there's been any news on KSP2? At this point I'm not sure it will ever happen.
Beyond the Raw/Pasteurised Divide
Matrix is the place. It's FOSS. It works pretty decent. There are people there.

Here; join guix: https://matrix.to/#/#guix-space:matrix.org

Anyone out there know if there is a lisp space? It would be cool to have a huge one with all the lisp related channels.
Paylocity | Remote in USA | Full Time | www.paylocity.com
Hiring: Senior Software Engineer + others

We're looking to add an SSE to our team whose focus is adding features to our Benefits product. Besides working with talented individuals, some aspects that I think are potentially appealing about working at Paylocity are:

* remote culture from day 1
* partial salary transparency
* flex work schedules (4x10 on my team)
* pay ($84,487 - $182,372/yr for this position)
* RSU (awarded yearly ~50k, 4 year full vesting in increments of 3 months)
* ESPP
* 30% growth YOY
* all standard benefits, 401k with 4% match on 8% contribution
* strong diversity & inclusion culture

Full job posting is here: https://2000recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/Details...

Other teams are also hiring for a variety of positions if the level isn't appropriate for you.
I recommend start using “don’t break the chain” app. For example “i am sober”.

during my battle against alcohol i have found out these apps useful.

it’s very easy to sell/justify drinking to yourself but do you really want to break the chain?
Maybe a combination of these — I found this:

http://hep.itp.tuwien.ac.at/~www/particle/Doc/debnotes.html

Debian 1.x/2.x days, likely a prominent mirror?
Check out Dana (Donella) Meadows Lecture: Sustainable Systems (Part 2 of 4) - 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuIoego-xVc
There’s also little appetite for degrowth/solarpunk in the global south. I don’t see a path forwards that doesn’t involve use of force.
The obvious solution is the build more 1960s and 1970s reactors, under a similar regulatory regime.
Those are 10x cheaper per kwh.
That's what Chernobyl had!
The Transformations of Science
> Our ability to change the earth for the worse exceeds our willingness to change ourselves for the better.

Jack up the cost of carbon so that willingness to change increases and the relative cost of lower carbon options becomes more attractive. Right now we are effectively subsidizing our collective suicide by not internalizing externalities. It’s nuts.
Agreed, just making lucid the details of this argument. It's easy to take away from what you said that we haven't even tried.
Don't package all Soviet nations of the time into "Russians".
Especially at this time.
Sweden’s incoming cabinet says new nuclear reactors will be built
Battery prices will increase in the near future, not decrease

We should extract 30x times more lithium and rare earths to make your strategy work [1]

And 80% of rare earths is extracted in China [0], creating a similar situation Europe has with Russia

[0] https://www.mining-technology.com/analysis/china-rare-earths...

[1] https://www.iea.org/reports/the-role-of-critical-minerals-in...
Censorship, mandatory KYC and ID verification, mass surveillance, ridiculous amounts of ads, everything is a subscription service and my god damn oven needs a login and ethernet connection…
Lets say 24 hours of the US's electrical demand.
> the fact that Twitter is a customer service channel

This is circular reasoning. Nowhere is it established that Twitter is a customer service channel.

Other parts of your in your first paragraph makes sense, but are also non-obvious and reflect expertise and evidence collecting on your part.

Plenty of large companies do also use Twitter for PR rather than customer service.

Unless clearly stated otherwise, there is no reason for anyone to treat an official Twitter account as anything other than an official statement by a corporation, no different from their official blog, or website.
In the same way that inflation is stealing from the non-capital-owning class.
3070 had .29 GP/s/$ at base clock.

4090 has .28 GP/s/$ at base clock.

Considering this is coming out two years later, I'm not so inclined to call it a bargain.
https://archive.ph/AWEHq
A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering for drug cartels
The problem with the numbers is that we expect them to have some meaning. There's no inherent ordering between maxima/altima/sentra but if you are shopping for Nissan cars you figure it out. If you are spending a couple thousand dollars on something you shouldn't pick at a glance, you should look at the specs.

Bonum -- apparently that's the latin word for good? I dunno I just dropped words into google translate and then hacked off letters at random to fit the pattern. I'm sure they can come up with better fake words.
> IT Audit/Governance manager here. This is still a very common preventative/detective control in many businesses even outside of Financial Services, so much so that it is taught as part of many IT governance certifications such as the ISC2 CISSP and ISACA CISA.

This is covered in accounting and the CPA as well. Not that I'd necessarily recommend a CPA over an IT auditor in many cases.
The approach isn't the same:

Roadrunner executes php-cli and connects it to its web server through GRPC; FrankenPHP uses an ad-hoc SAPI, it is more like Apache's mod_php, the Go code uses the PHP interpreter as a library, it's all in the same process.

RoadRunner only has a worker mode, and can only work with compatible apps; FrankenPHP has a "standard" mode compatible with all existing applications, and a worker mode that requires some code changes (like RR).

RoadRunner runner uses PSR-7 HTTP messages; FrankenPHP uses plain old superglobals and streams (both in normal and in worker modes), they are reset after each handled request.

RoadRunner is battle-tested and production ready; FrankenPHP is experimental and not yet ready for production use.

FrankenPHP can also be used as a Go library to integrate PHP into any Go program or server (theoretically, it should be possible to integrate FrankenPHP into Traefik or the local Symfony web server, which are written in Go).
Telegraphs and Typewriters (2015)
It saves bytes! (joking!)
How do you explain the grid meltdowns in recent years in areas that have tilted their output towards renewables? California and Europe have had some pretty epic grid destabilizations recently, and all the analysis I've looked at points squarely at the unreliability of renewables. Base load matters, we have seen this time and again. Stitching together a bazaar of unreliable renewables with overlapping failure modes and claiming it is just as good as traditional base load providers has been proven false thus far. Either it can't be done with our current tech, or we don't know how to do it (and we should not try until we are confident we can make it work well).
React Native 0.70 Released
> It seems many in this thread don't appreciate the energy density requirements of modern baseload.

It's more about nuclear being too expensive. If nuclear's great value and doesn't need the state to underwrite everything from the disaster liability insurance on downwards, great, go knock yourself out; get finance, get approvals, build a plant, go sell your product on the market.

Just don't expect consumers to sign up for a multi-decade deal to guarantee to buy your output at a higher price than any other provider before you'll even pour any concrete.[0][1][2]

[0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-61519609
[1] https://www.iisd.org/story/the-united-kingdom-is-to-subsidiz...
[2] https://www.ft.com/content/945d8b79-ba82-4ebc-894e-73eec3892...
> Humans have never practiced truly sustainable fishing at any time or place in history.

Oh shit, something I know about!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DqH2DPSw4g

Yea, people have actually done this sustainably.
It was interesting when I joined my current employer about ten years ago after having worked for a big computer maker for about a decade (with an in between longish stint at a couple small to very small companies).

At the computer maker, where my pension is from, getting things done tended to be about reaching out to the right person who knew how to make such and such happen. Of course at the intervening smaller companies everyone knew everyone else. Where I am now, personal connections still matter of course. But when I joined, it was a bit of an adjustment to just "submit a ticket" rather than tracking down the right individual to ask a question or do something--at least with respect to company operations like payroll, benefits, or legal.
right before this is a section about how ho chi minh city is a big tourist city but suggests real or authentic vietnam is in hanoi. then a comparison between that says ho chi minh city is nyc, that people should visit indianapolis for a true american experience and that nyc is full of the cynical take i quoted above.

That quote "doesnt mean ignoring ...nyc..." reads more like NYC is a great show, go their for entertainment and spectacle of what it is, but somehow that's not real america.
> How are we actually going to build hundreds of billions of dollars worth of batteries?

With battery factories. The very same that will be required to electrify vehicles when jurisdictions are enacting combustion vehicle sales bans at the end of the decade. 74-78 million new vehicles are sold each year. That's a lot of battery demand, which will be a forcing function to scale up battery manufacturing, driving down costs.

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/environment-and-energy/electri...

> How are we going to dispose of them?

We recycle them. We already do today. https://www.redwoodmaterials.com/ (Redwood has battery recycling agreements with several automakers)
Looks familiar...(!)

https://youtu.be/fEkXTV69yo4?t=22s
"Alex Jones isnt responsible if stupid impressionable people watch his show and do stupid things. "

He absolutely is.

"This is what the erosion of personal responsibility and accountability looks like. "

Quite the opposite, Jones is being being made accountable for the harm he caused the parents of the Sandy Hook victims.
Slack used to have XMPP integration, so you could have used https://profanity-im.github.io/ for chat.
Ha, who do you think would support the generals in this? Where do they get the weapons from? Who is interested in keeping such a controlled state? Who does it all over latin america?
I am willing to bet it is illegal fishing boats from countries I dare not to list for being downvoted. It is well known that some countries list a few hundred boats but in reality have fleets of tens of thousands of boats that operate under the radar. They over fish and destroy entire ecosystems and no one is doing anything about it.
Ive been to both and I definitely considered Hanoi more (locally) cultured. Also the comparison to Indianapolis doesn't make sense a smaller east coast US city like Washington DC or Boston makes more sense as it's a cultural and ideological center of the country.
What event are you describing? A quick search doesn't reveal any English sources for Mila Štula.
The most interesting and beautiful places in Vietnam are not in the large cities. It is the countryside and the places that foreigners almost never travel to.

The places where you don't see another white person for weeks on end (mostly in the North West of Hanoi... especially Ha Giang area).

The places that are really hard to travel in if you don't have a local who can speak the language. Why hard? Because just getting food or even a place to crash in a random tiny town late at night (because it took you too long to drive there), is a real struggle.
If you just prepend a counter you can very easily sidestep the issue. Be sure to lookup though the behavior of the encryption algorithm if a part is known, predictable or chosen by an attacker.
Zen 4 Rocks on Intel's Clear Linux
I know, that's why I'm asking for big trucks only, like the people who use F250/350 for hauling, or larger.

F150 is kind of a small truck, in the world of work trucks. It should be fine as a standard EV for most contractors, etc.
Just delete your account and add them to your pihole blacklist. Your life will improve dramatically.
> PS - I also find the entire thrust of this argument contradictory: "Equipment built in the 80s wasn't high enough quality for the new 5G operating environment, so we need to weaken 'difficult' regulation today to make producing lower quality equipment cheaper, tomorrow be damned."

No, the problem is that the altimeters didn't meet spec.

These altimeters are NOT supposed to be susceptible to these frequencies. However, people cut corners decades ago and now it's being found out.

The FAA should have told the airlines "You have N years to get these replaced. Start now." But they didn't--because they're in the pocket of the big aerospace companies.

Well, so the FCC rolled it out. Now the FAA and the aerospace companies have to deal with it.
Are the speed realtime? It seems they are really fast.
Is pretty as a prison dressed to be nice. Is pretty for instance if you do not need to do anything than consume someone else provided contents and your favorite services do not cease to exists or change usage terms overnight.

Google reader was nice, a day Google kill it, GitHub seems to be nice for some cohort of users, a day a political move between some countries makes your account locked, a day your ebook reader+service cease to exists with all books you never own but being convinced of the contrary, a day your smart vacuum cleaner stop to work because an AWS service have issues etc.

That's how pretty it is. Pretty to capture you, ugly once you discover you are trapped and than it's too late.

Oh, sure in mere tech terms you might run webapps locally, they are still NOT AT ALL pretty behind sugar-eye graphics, since integrate things, bend things is a nightmare that demand a gazillion SLoC for anything, while on classic CLI or better systems like Emacs you can do it in a snap. Not only: anything you'll learn on classic systems is valuable normally for a lifetime and more, anything you learn for the modern web might be valid for few years but generally last far less and no, you can't advance, you can only remain afloat keep learning the new crap on and on.
> The authoritarianism won't come from the government, it will come from the people around you.

Exactly. If it wasn't for those cop shows, the government would be more critical of them. Media and pop culture seems to be the driver for any societal change. Even for Covid vaccine obligation the idea came from the media first (i'm not antivax or anything, i am also pro vaccinal obligation for public schools to be clear, i'm not even against mRNA vaccine, it is just that i understand that people can be shy to test brand new vaccines).

I am forever wary of any mass media privately owned.
This bit was interesting.

bool Quirks::requiresUserGestureToPauseInPictureInPicture() const
{
#if ENABLE(VIDEO_PRESENTATION_MODE)
// Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit will naively pause a <video> element that has scrolled out of the viewport,
// regardless of whether that element is currently in PiP mode.
// We should remove the quirk once <rdar://problem/67273166>, <rdar://problem/73369869>, and <rdar://problem/80645747> have been fixed.
if (!needsQuirks())
return false;

if (!m_requiresUserGestureToPauseInPictureInPicture) {
auto domain = RegistrableDomain(m_document->topDocument().url()).string();
m_requiresUserGestureToPauseInPictureInPicture = domain == "facebook.com"_s || domain == "twitter.com"_s || domain == "reddit.com"_s;
}

return *m_requiresUserGestureToPauseInPictureInPicture;
#else
return false;
#endif
}
"Alex Jones wasnt the mastermind who created this conspiracy theory."

But he constantly repeated it using his very loud platform in an effort to make money.
Horrible situation that Russia has stirred up. Russia will likely become a NK-esce police state over the next decade lest they have to deal with IEDs in major cities due to retribution.
Energy density is important for storage, which transport falls under.
Most F-150 owners never tow anything, and if they frequently have the need to tow, they usually go for the F-250 and above.
Great reason for everyone to delete their accounts and bam Reddit from your home network.
Are there any details as to how this was accomplished? It kinda just lists everything that went bad for the Russian economy and then claims that it’s not in a recession without showing a mechanism as to how that was accomplished. As far as I can tell it’s also just sourcing Russian claims on their economy while Russia is currently in a massive propaganda campaign?

I could believe they managed to innovate their way out of their problems but it’s an extraordinary claim given the time frame and I’d like to see some evidence for it
You can check out https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/labels/sitepatch-appli... to see current actions.
Sounds pretty much like a... cloud? :-D

Actually I think that private cloud-like architecture (a bunch of physical servers with e.g. Dokku running on them) can be a good solution in some circumstances.
"The electricity production of Olkiluoto’s third nuclear power plant unit started on Saturday, 12 March 2022, at 12.01 p.m."

"The reactor achieved its design output power 30 September 2022."

Regular production will mean all tests have been completed. They are currently ongoing and yes we can notice it in the electricity price when they test shutdowns and 1600 MW (15% nation-wide) disappears from the supply.
Definitely! (using xcaddy and compiling PHP yourself, for now)
I often think Art in general suffers from a lack of limitations now as well. Artists working with oil paints during the renaissance had teams of people to produce their often secret recipes for pigments or to fill in less prominent areas of works on behalf of their master.

Now anyone can buy chemical based paints of any colour imaginable with ease or cheap, mass produced and pre-prepared canvases. If the materials themselves are no longer precious it's easier to not take the same degree of care on painting.
The ask comes from T.S. Kelso who is well regarded in the orbit tracking/space debris field. He's done a lot of important work making this information public and a lot of public good for collision avoidance. If it's important to you feel free to offer support! It's not clear to me he's asking for money, probably just help and time.
Someday, maybe we'll be able to bring back well-known extinct species like passenger pigeons where biological material may still exist in a museum somewhere. We're never going to bring back the thousands of arthropod species that have gone extinct since the industrial revolution[1] - many of which we never knew about in the first place.

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000632071...

> However, it is likely that insect extinctions since the industrial era are around 5 to 10%, i.e. 250,000 to 500,000 species, based on estimates of 7% extinctions for land snails (Régnier et al., 2015). In total at least one million species are facing extinction in the coming decades, half of them being insects (IPBES, 2019).
Reconciling with Mr Autumn Man
Some basic research I think indicates we can rule out the standardization of units of measurement; there were no serious attempts at this in the timeframe in question.

Hard to say about the lathe; as the article notes, Wilkinson's work in cannon boring machines certainly made James Watt's life easier, but that was still way in the future (circa 1774) so there doesn't appear to be anything relevant to the timeframe the article is discussing.
> I've been on the equity side of the fence for a long time ... I got a chance to go to a "wealthier" high school

I've never seen an equity advocate recommend taking wealthiness of high school into account when measuring who's most deserving of equity, though.
Until yesterday there was a setting to disable the mobile app nag.
Your viewpoint on walking matches my own. I refuse cabs when traveling. However, public transit is usually fair game for me, because that seems part of the culture itself and should be experienced.

Have you ever visualized your GPS tracks(if available) of your walks around a city?
What Happened to Rod McKuen?
I don’t know what to think about the “overemployment” trend that the pandemic and remote working has ushered in.

Most contractors seem to have no mutuality of obligation to their clients and I have friends running two and three gigs who claim their clients are happy.

I’ve had contract engineers who were obviously engaging in the practice though, and it drove me up the wall.

It just seems so dishonest and at the same time perfectly legal.
What can't you do in X Window that you can do in a terminal?

I'd agree that some GUIs are bad, but the same could be said about some TUIs.