skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Electrolysis can be 95% efficient: https://newatlas.com/energy/hysata-efficient-hydrogen-electr...
I've been using 3 'L'-series Canon zoom lenses to cover 16mm to 400mm and been very pleased with their performance as an amateur landscape/wildlife photographer having come to grips with their cost and weight. I recently bought an new, inexpensive 50mm/f1.8 lens off E-bay and spent a day shooting flowers at a local municipal rose garden and had an absolute blast. When I loaded my images onto the computer and had my first real chance to review them, I was very impressed. They're tack sharp, great color balance, and absolutely no vignetting in the corners. It's a perfectly usable lens in the right circumstances and I'll find a place for it in my bag.
It seems to be working normally over here.
I just came across an apparently famous one-liner for the first time, which can be paraphrased in this context as:

"The essence of computing is the separation of Church and state"

Which is a pun on Alonzo Church's lambda calculus (stateless) and the notion of stored state (in memory), which I suppose can be aligned with processes and objects, respectively.

source:

https://ebrary.net/65011/computer_science/separation_applica...
Whatever you’re doing, it’s annoying, distracting, negative, and does not sound to be in good faith.
The debugger and the 8086 instruction set is well documented, much better than the "modern" software that i have to work with at dayjob. Its not magic.
Read Impro by Keith Johnstone. Had a lot of practical games I could try to enhance my playfulness, imagination, social abilities, etc. He also started with the exact same problem you mention.
Sorry not my project but it seems how it works is that when there an ATH, the price floor is set 80% of the ATH. People can still sell, and it protects investors money, for those that are in for the long term.
No, indeed. You still have to judge if something they say happened, actually happened.
There are some more which are also interesting, like the Venbahn [1], Baarle-Nassau [2] or Büsingen [3].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEM_cp6hVeM
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE93J33SfHY
[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIe62qN0FEo
Idk, the B52 is still flying and that airframe was designed like in to 50s I think.
Why not avoid the algorithmic feed from Twitter and only look at what your chosen followed users are posting? Relying on a third party to provide both breadth of information and inoffensive posts is asking too much.

Just as in real life, not every person you cross paths with is worth your time. Wading into public spaces like Twitter requires some work on the users part to find gems of useful information … relying on the platform to do it for you is likely to never work perfectly.
Wow! That was tough. It took me eight guesses. Really appreciated the extra guesses -- don't think I could've solved this in six.

I'd guessed wrong on what "A" and "B" meant -- I had it reversed, of course -- and figured it out around the 7th guess. I just assumed that not having the instructions was part of the game. (It's almost like a "deconstruction" of Wordle.)

Another game I found from the comments on Hacker News is Quantum Wordle. I bring that up because this game had a similar feel, like you're "flying blind," almost like chess, where you're keeping an abstract model in your head to strategize on using your guesses...

https://qwordle.bhat.ca/
Some of the costs are "universal" (such as requiring all commercial buildings have wheelchair ramps) and so don't need to be "funded". Other costs are not universal and only appear when serving a customer/patient/person with the condition.

And we already handle the worst cases (where someone is disabled such that they need round-the-clock assistance, the state will hire said assistant; everyone expects Walmart to provide a handicap stall, nobody expects Walmart to change someone's diaper), so why not handle more?
In that scenario is Mastodon not centralized?
Do you have a favorite philosopher? Going down the path of trying to identify which school of thought you most identify with may help you describe the particular feeling you are having with other words.

Read some wikis, watch some YouTube videos, listen to some podcasts as a way to dip your feet in.
How does "it would be up to each node" work?

Suppose there are three servers (A, B, C), and A is federated with both, but B isn't federated with C, and there's conversation between people on A and B.

Do people on C only see the A side of the conversation?
Not surprising that a pay system designed by managers pays managers more.
Tweak New Twitter
>Now that a narcissistic billionaire bought Twitter and will likely make it Nazi-friendly (or otherwise ruin it)

I don't think Mastodon servers will become popular if these are the type of characters that populate them.
The point of the post by my fellow HN person was to give you feedback on your communication style.

You obviously have interesting things to say and opinion to share with a fair amount of passion, but the tone detracts from the message, which I find a pity.
Okay, this is interesting.

My WhatsApp profile has been dormant for almost 2 years. Before uninstalling the app, like you, I changed my profile picture to the Signal logo and wrote a similar about section.

My friend just checked my profile, the profile photo was shown briefly before being removed - The about section is also blank.
They do "fall off the edge of the world" a lot; but so do human neural networks; I've seen a bad crash as a result of a human simply pulling out of a driveway right in front of a motorcycle, 'cause they're rare. She had tagged the motorcycle as a bike while it was farther away, then boom. Her interpolation (while checking the other side) didn't work, and her averaging over uncertainty didn't work either because motorcycles are rather rare up north, they aren't the average vehicle. I've made a similar error re a kid on a wall (he suddenly jumped directly into the bikepath) but managed to avoid him (my bike zoomed to his left and I tumbled past his right. He wasn't hurt, although I got a severe wrist sprain from throwing the bike to the left.) As a driver I behave very differently around kids on walls, now. It was just an edge case I'd never encountered, and I didn't have enough data to calculate under uncertainty.
For those who have read Dick's "standards", I recommend one of his novels that never appears in these lists, and probably never will: Galactic Pot-Healer (1968).

PKD later said he couldn't call writing it, this being the period where he consumed copious amounts of amphetamines, and produced a ridiculous number of novels and short stories. I still think it's one of his most enjoyable books.

The plot is a ramshackle Vonnegutian comic fantasy featuring a totalitarian dystopia, an alien demigod, a man who "heals" broken ceramic pottery, and an early version of the old Internet pasttime where you use machine translation tools to translate English into other languages and then back again in order to produce humorously mangled sentences. It's a weird, fun, sad book.

Also worth mentioning is A Maze of Death (1970), which is a creepy alien planet exploration story that becomes something else and unexpected, and probably the closest Dick came to writing a Harlan Ellison story.
You can compute the address of the string yourself like a two-pass assembler would, though, so that shouldn't be limiting.
Not policing content would destroy Twitter.
The idea behind a GP is supposed to be someone who knows you and your history, and can help recommend care, but they've been forced to become gatekeepers for the insurance system to reduce specialist use. The incentives are all sorts of misaligned.
I'd like to add Dr. Bloodmoney and A Scanner Darkly to your recommended list.
> (based on the printouts of source that I've seen)

Haha.
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> Now that a narcissistic billionaire bought Twitter and will likely make it Nazi-friendly (or otherwise ruin it) ...

Kindergarden-style namecalling in the first paragraph. Can we some-when grow out of this?
Okay, so I’m a printer. You specify a free tone which allows me to get the SEMPLETONE+ which allows me to get the PANTONE with a simple database lookup, and I just need to pay PANTONE for calibration essentially.

Is that correct? Where am I off?
If you owned Twitter and the site was suddenly flooded with calls to attack election officials and raid election offices what would you do? You'd probably meet with your lawyers and find out what kind of liability you had, then you'd field calls from advertisers saying they are all leaving unless you stop it. You'd also field calls from all your friends telling you that you need to stop it. Then you'd go for a walk and contemplate how you feel about people using your site to facilitate armed rebellion. Then you'd figure out how much money you were willing to lose over doing it your way. The most sensible thing to do at the point is pull the plug for a few weeks for "technical issues related to the purchase' and go home and get a good nights sleep.
> Ursula K. Le Guin pulls off the rare trick of being an incredible writer _and_ critic.

Yes. Read her "From Elfland to Poughkeepsie", in "The Language of the Night", where she discusses what makes fantasy read like fantasy.
>It sounded like Feynman was pretty insecure and cared a great deal what people think about him and that they consider him a genius and a very interesting man.

So, just like almost everybody else - but in his case he was indeed a genius and very interesting...

>Zorba the Greek is a fictional character. Not a great role model at all, since he's purely a made up construct.

Missing the point...
This applies for many things in general, if the only negative reviews are about wait times, you probably have a winner on your hands.
What makes you think taking medicine for depression could potentially lead to brain damage?
I don't know a lot about Brazil, so someone may correct me, but I'm under the impression that crime in Brazilian cities can be quite bad.
Perhaps by the standards of what entertains you, TNG's talking isn't entertaining - I can understand that based on the current media landscape and the strong visual culture we're in. But if you know it carries a different POV that many people feel is meaningful, and you're curious about having that feeling as well, maybe you might be open to exploring different ways to be entertained and approach it with different expectations? It can take some time and active effort to attune to different perspectives but can really be worth it.

Also, best to start with season 3 :)
I wrote a compiler for a small machine that did this so that it could output the string content straight away without having to buffer it in memory.
I’d follow the results of Cybin and their psilocybin clinical trials.
Standard rant: if an individual “is doing DevOps”, then they are in “operations” and just doing what operations has done forever using a fancy name.

No there was never a time in modern history (ie at least since I’ve been around in the mid 90s) that operations at any scale wasn’t using some type of tooling - either DCL for VAX machines, Perl, PowerShell, etc.
That's the same "newspaper" that claimed that Hillary Clinton died and was replaced by a double.
People do, however use multiple email providers, sometimes small ones like the small business they work for or their local/regional ISP. If federated social sharing becomes popular, the story will likely be similar: a few big providers have most of the users, but a limited ability to dictate how the system works.
That’s a short term band aid and possibly damaging long term.
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I wasn't aware kindergarten aged kids had political views?
The entropty he's taking about comes from many sources, in particular opening yourself up to maintenance or supply side errors, and just overloading team attention (always at a premium) for no net return. It's not just CPU cycles (although that's part of it, that hardware could be doing something else useful.)
The whole point of Mastodon is there's not just one server. Pick one you like; hell, Gab is built on Mastodon.
Yes.

There are complexities there too; she was an offshoot of the Ptolemaic dynasty established by one of Alexander the Great's generals. One of the diplomatic triumphs of Philip II (Alexander's father) was getting the rest of Greece to allow Macedon to participate in the "panhellenic" ["all Greece"] Olympic games. So roughly 400 years before Cleopatra's time, the more southern Greeks would have turned up their noses at her claim to be Greek. (Though in that case, the Macedonian language was quite obviously a variety of Greek, whereas the Greek and Egyptian languages were completely unrelated.)
My main beef with Berman is that he fired composer Ron Jones who, in my opinion, did, by far, the best music on TNG.
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You don't need political views to call people you dislike names.
Your logic is weak and inconsistent. You should reflect on yourself and this problem more.
Yeah, there's a simple and probably not that expensive solution - anyone who is disabled (define it by SDI or whatever) automatically triggers an $X payment direct to the doctor/facility/hospital whenever they interact with them. Adjust X to be moderately above the costs.

Suddenly all the normies would be on the outside looking in as the doctors would be fighting over the disabled patients.
> People of russia are almost irreversibly becoming the new 'nazis'

Is this really "new"? It's like you never heard about Stalinism, or even earlier: Leninism. Starting from 1920 war Bolsheviks tried to invade Poland; they starved millions in Ukraine in holodomor ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor ), they backstabbed Poland in 1939 only to "free" it, just like they "freed" rest of Eastern Europe. Later they crushed the Czech uprising in 1956 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague_Spring )...

Not to mention millions who died in gulags.

It's like history 101. High school level stuff. You really never heard about it earlier?

The cycle is described in the old cartoon: https://twitter.com/theeconomist/status/447387748748759040
This is a disturbing recent trend unfortunately.
Modern, first-line antidepressant use (SSRI/SNRIs) is not correlated with having a "damaged brain".

There's certainly side effects, but most people find the side effects more tolerable than depression itself. And, many are able to use the SSRIs as an adjunct to more permanent therapy and do not need to take the pills long term.
Maybe also better for linking the files. At least this was the reason I did it on Amiga when using absolute addresses. I only had to remember the start of the address area even when recompiling.
1. There was no workaround published when he commented.
2. Why not just use the working workaround link in the first place?
The problem with trying to create Femcel communities is that they get deluged with dating requests from millions of men so they all have to live on private sites which slows their growth.
$4.99 monthly seems quite high for something that was free.
US Supreme Court poised to ban affirmative action in university admissions
Try Damn Small Linux
Visually assaulted? That shit is still "transferring data" and pegging a core at 100%.
I had a clear realization early in life: life has no meaning at all. Nothing really has any meaning. We are just neurons firing, chemical reactions constrained by physical laws.

Later, when I read Buddhism, it says similar things.

So, should we just prepare ourselves for death like the ancient Jains who starved themselves to death because nothing had any meaning?

That would be pretty worthless, innit?

I have discovered a simple, yet, profound truth: "Meaning is what you assign to stuff with stern agency. Nothing else."

You are the sole assigner of meaning, and you do the assigning, and it's your life's mission to stick to it.

I have found meaning in health, self-preservation through earning money, love- romantic and other kinds, parents, dog, learning new things, music, enjoying small things in life, helping others selflessly, and making it a mission to contribute to society as much as possible so maximum number of people can realize such intricacies of the nature of reality.

Yes, I was in your situation before. And I did bounce back. All it took me was being in ICU for 15 days when I was 21, fully conscious but fully paralized and ventilated. And meditations. A lot of it.

(I fully recovered within two months, and currently live a fully healthy life with no medications.)
I’d argue that a reasonable network limitation with a minimal blast ratio is responsible. For example, I use SIP over 5060 on Spectrum without issue.

Not having their network used by bots to inflict untold financial damage is being responsible.

Would you argue that implementation of BCP38 to cut down on bots used in DDoS attacks is “not the ISP’s responsibility”?

Plus, they get the abuse reports from the victims and I’m certain this traffic is a ToS violation for their customers and certainly against the CFAA and numerous other laws for the resulting theft and fraud it causes.
All Quiet on the Western Front (1930 film)
All the people here must be incredibly awesome because in my experience after having worked as a contributor, a project manager and a manager, when you leave developers to themselves they spend a lot of time fixing issues they care about and improving systems they like working on but very little time actually wondering if these bugs and these systems were the one who needed to be worked on right now to be able to keep the engagements we took towards our customers and for the project to survive.
Having read this, I'm strongly considering routing my bath and shower wastes through a poorly insulated hot water cylinder in reverse (new [warm] waste in at the top, old cold waste out the bottom). Hot water will float in there. Cold will be displaced first.

It only has to hold the volume of "a shower" and we'd keep that energy within the envelope of the house, without added humidity or state-change heat loss.

The only major downside is the "what happens when it clogs" question. To work normally, it would require the discharge to rise to the same height as the top inlet before falling to the drain, but there could be a secondary purge for pressure-flushing it once a month.

Rarely does plumbing make so much sense to me. I suspect I'm overlooking something. Answers on a postcard.
Almost certainly, and another reason to be very careful when implementing KPIs - I've seen setups where a customer being disabled would "turn off" the KPIs around patient care times, etc, just like how we don't time limit the SAT for people with difficulties.
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I am not fully clear on how threads are handled, but, yes, in principle visibility of users and posts is based on who they choose to federate with. So C would not see any content that originated out of B. Which AFAIK includes replies, etc.

I'm a Mastodon newb and not an expert, I'm sure someone else more informed could give a better explanation of the subtleties.
Not everyone has issues with iostreams.
Just in case anyone needed any further hint that they need to polish their resumes and GTFO (unless they like toxic workplaces)...
Nitpick: The image is loaded when it’s near the viewport so loading is likely finished when the user reaches the image.
Well, yes and no. Integrating the data and adjudicating conflicts between sensors is a real task, too. Also having just two opinions doesn't necessarily help if they conflict, and the lidar is the thinnest source of data. How do you coin flip that? You likely end up just discarding the Lidar's conflicting opinion.
great reply
Well, 4 can also be considered as "just let some time pass", which as a cure can be synonymous with 3, or with 5: a change of fortunes/circumstances (as there is also situational depression, being depressed about actual shitty circumstances, from sickness and close deaths to incarceration).

In any case, those 4 things you've mentioned are well enough already.
I'd be reassured just knowing that he won't use his megacorp megaphone to amplify obvious misinformation about the results of the election, but given the last 24 hours, even that appears to be too much to hope for.
This more or less has already happened, though there are more than two "groups" depending on how you define such things. Broadly speaking, there are free speech instances which allow edgelord teens to come in and N-word their hearts out (as well as do more mundane things like question the mainstream narrative on elections, the pandemic, and, yes, this Pelosi story) so long as they don't do anything actually illegal, and there are more regulated instances where "hate speech" is explicitly forbidden. As the instances in the latter group don't like the practices of the former group, the former insulates from the latter by defederating those instances, meaning that insances in both the former and the latter can generally only federate with each other. (Then there are the pro-MAP/CP/lolicon instances, which are generally defederated by both of the previous groups and also can largely only federate with each other.)

Whether you think this is a good thing is up to you, but it does seem that both groups of people on either side of the Great Divide get what they want from the system, so I don't really see the harm in it.
I would argue that Juliana Frink in The Man in the High Castle is certainly a "well-meaning intelligent woman". His strongest female character is probably Angel Archer, who narrates The Transmigration of Timothy Archer, his last novel.
missed process part. devops is not just automatization
Wow from feedback to commit in 30 minutes. https://github.com/susam/hello/commit/36fa08e7cafb7c5268b651...
A much more concise Maxwell’s Equation of Software is the Binary Lambda Calculus self-interpreter

(λ11)(λλλ1(λλλλ3(λ5(3(λ2(3(λλ3(λ1 2 3)))(4(λ4(λ3 1(2 1))))))(1(2(λ1 2))(λ4(λ4(λ2(1 4)))5))))(3 3)2)(λ1((λ1 1)(λ1 1)))

as detailed in https://tromp.github.io/cl/Binary_lambda_calculus.html#Lambd...
Updated the repository to use your RET suggestion. Thanks!
According to downdetector, there has been huge increase of searchs regarding that. Regional outage?
Because they could.

When you see someone getting robbed on the street, you can chose to do nothing.

But a lot of people would think you're morally deficient for doing nothing.

And a lot of people would do something in that situation.
Decentralized energy is a net benefit to all in my opinion, including the sub-saharan farmer. Fewer silly fossil fuel wars benefit a few people too.
Did anyone else have to read this title several times to parse it? "Twitter features _that_ Mastodon is better for not having" is better, but still seems strange

edit: I think what trips me up is that "features" is used here as a noun but because of it's placement in the sentence I want to read it like a verb
On the topic of Twiter, Mastodon, and the Fediverse, why do federated FOSS alternatives to popular platforms not offer a read-only version of said platform as one of its instances to augment its lack of content?

In the example of Twitter, Nitter already exists as an alternative front-end. Now what if there's a Mastodon instance that uses Nitter to wrap official Twitter content and serve it as if it where the twitter.com mastodon instance? Again it would need to be a read-only version as Twitter is not Mastodon but it would help fill the content gap for sure.

Now Mastodon might not have a content issue but PeerTube for example very well has and in that case masquerading YouTube as a PeerTube instance would become very interesting.