skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> China has tripled its population by close to 3 times post WW2.
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> So it is by no degree justified for China to expect the same level per capita energy usage as United States.

Global policy coordination on Climate change focus on per capita goals post PRC population explosion, which is only metric countries can agreed. PRC absolutely has justification to expect same per capita energy usage, not just current, but historical, that is multiple times current because historical per capita actual factors in accumulation of wealth/capital/infra. Hence PRC emission rivalling developing EU countries, they're pouring centuries worth of concrete in a few years to catch up on infra, which is right of any nation behind on developing curve.

On topic of population flows, since PRC population decreasing, and US is increasing via immigration, and each US immigrant naturally adopts high per capita emissions, it's only "fair" that US also stops immigration. Of course that too is absurd. As is any proposal that that PRC would should limit fossil fuel usage to per capita levels below US and west. Ultimately, we both recognize neither US nor PRC has any interest in "playing along" because they benefit from increasing fossil usage.

The original comment was merely highlighting that US by virtue of becoming net exporter of crude + lng is increasing fossil fuel usage comparable to PRC. And that really EU is the only actor who has stagnated emission, but that's more due to policy failure than anything. US net contribution to fossil usage is anything but stagnate both in terms of industry and demographics. And unlike PRC trends which has peak/tipping points, US population increase + fuel exports will keep US as the largest per capita contributer to climate crisis. US is increasing ceiling for what is acceptable per capita for large country. And until that changes, no one else will be incentivized to settle at fraction of US per capita. If anything it would justify PRC start mass exporting coal once they're done their green transition.
It is funny how much people correlate speed with death rate

Better correlate death rate with Time spent on the road
Hah, this is the second time in the last half a year where I've heard the "underground civilization" theory. The previous person mentioning it to me was totally serious too...
Students who see themselves as customers have come to the wrong place. Universities, and particularly research universities, are primarily places of scholarship. They offer a socially acceptable excuse to spend a few years learning about things that interest you, in an environment designed to support it. If you are not interested in that, you should find your education somewhere else.

Unfortunately politicians repurposed universities 2-3 generations ago as places for educating the middle class. The situation got particularly bad in the US. Unlike in many other countries, there is no clear separation between universities and institutes that offer more practically oriented higher education. Universities became expensive to attend, because the society started seeing education primarily as the student's investment in their own future. And instead of seeing all universities as more or less equivalent, Americans are particularly concerned about prestige and rank research universities consistently higher than those focusing on education.
Can you photograph them and share their pictures online ?

Are they ok with that or are you telling me they are to prudish for that ?
Government broke my kneecaps, so obviously it shouldn't be allowed to give out crutches, or worse, stop breaking kneecaps /s
This advice checks out: at home, I have the WiFi 5 Google-pods "mesh network" with five pods (this is a larger house).

Economy of scale does take a generation or two to get behind in general. Wifi, EV's, heck even apple refurbished macbooks are cheaper because there are more of them (as they are from an older generation).

So "being N generations behind latest tech" is solid advice in general is my point. Thanks.
I'm currently doing this

React + NextJS as the main stack

Search "Antonio NextJS Tutorial" on YouTube and do his most recent Trello clone.

It's 12 hours but will take much longer with the pausing and typing out code yourself

I'm using Postgres in Docker instead of the planet scale MySQL. Clerk is fantastic, I never want to write what they have made so easy
that's neat! i can see myself using that.

but there is also a commandline repl: https://github.com/svenvc/NeoConsole

and other tools:
https://github.com/svenvc/minimal-pharo-server-tools

and thank you for all those links. i hope other readers will find them as well
But why? Just have one job and enjoy your free time.

However if workers have so little productivity on-site, there is something wrong with the company (or workers).
When the government opens up the feed trough and fails to police it (as often happens), it ought not be surprised when pigs show up this time, just like the last 99 times…
I think it's more that /r/worldnews has removed any critical voices long ago.

I don't even remember when I was myself banned. It's a very 'shaped' subreddit, and not just on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Hermit crabs are using trash as shells
Exactly - I'm sure it's much more the latter than the former.

I think everybody on earth wants regulation, in the literal sense of a mechanism to achieve regularity. It gets tricky when that (sometimes difficult) task is handed to a state which has interests which are diametrically opposed to regularity, and which benefits from irregular human events like war and emergency.
Can you make it so that the position you clicked stays at the same position after each zoom, rather than centering it on your cursor? That way you can click multiple times to zoom in on the same point.
Softirq: Fix memory corruption when freeing tasklet_struct
The bottom half of the end of tasklets on Linux?
The part I find hard convincing people of is not that this is a good idea but that it is always a good idea and always possible.

Everybody thinks it's a good idea. But, their particular problem is a special snowflake that requires a big bang refactor and there's just no way around it.
Analyses of retinal OCT images identify links between ocular and systemic health
Targeting women and kids ? I wonder what demographic is doing this
Abseil is more of a complement to the STL rather than a complete replacement like the OP is, for example the only containers that Abseil provides are maps and sets since the STL ones are particularly bad, and the rest of the STL containers are good enough (for Google at least). Whether that's the right approach depends on what your specific qualms with the STL are.
I don't think that's the case, exactly.

You can choose current-generation hardware from a company that chooses to implement less advanced wireless specifications. For example, the gl-inet Flint 2 (MT-6000) runs a fork of OpenWRT out of the box and can be flashed with stock OpenWRT snapshots. That's a very modern piece of hardware that will do wifi 6 (not wifi 6E/7).

So hardware-wise you get the current gen, software-spec-wise you get one generation behind. I don't think practically speaking you're going to feel much pain from using Wifi 6 for the next few years, as it can saturate a 1Gbps link pretty easily.
Need to talk with this guy. They had the audacity to disable my sister’s privacy takeout so you could not see who was manipulating both her and I. Someone did a real number on her account.
What’s the lesson ?
Why? Because with all your life costs covered from job #1, you can bank all the after-tax income from job #2.
I had to hack the title back to get it to fit:

“Phenome- and genome-wide analyses of retinal optical coherence tomography images identify links between ocular and systemic health”
How much money do you need to feel "set for life"?
Israel in its current form has existed for ~2.2% of the history of the Jewish people. Antisemitism has existed for most of that time.

If Israel wasn't Jewish, it wouldn't need the PR. See: all the other countries doing far worse things, that nobody cares about.
Heh, just to weird you out, I'll share that I charge my Pixel 5a phone about once a week and my Garmin FR255 watch about once every two weeks. And that's while recording about 5-6 hours of GPS tracks per week on the watch.

I spend a lot of time in front of large screens, so my phone is mostly there in standby either to let someone call me or to do a quick check when away from a better computer.

If I'm going somewhere expecting a call while my phone is pocketed, I might look for call notifications on my wrist. But otherwise I'd rather just poll my phone infrequently. Since I'm not enslaved to notifications, I usually turn on the bluetooth link once weekly to allow the watch to sync health data and refresh its cache of GPS ephemera for quick location fixes.
cat appropriate in-band non-cannonical text symbol to i/o of process. (aka. end of file, sighup, suspend, segfalt, etc) via shell, LD_ friends, gdb, etc

redirect process i/o to /dev/null.

send out of memory or other non-recoverable systems error to process
Théâtre D'opéra Spatial was highly modified in Photoshop, didn't help that case.

Any 'de minimis' changes will probably lead to rejection.
But the point of sending out Von Nuemann probes is to send them to every star in a galaxy, so that you can watch the goings on of all those stars. That means that any Von Neumann plan in the Milky Way will involve Earth.

> Where do they get the resources to reproduce?

From the the star systems that they reach. Stars provide the energy and whatever detritus in the form of an asteroid belt that orbits the star will provide the material to build new probes.
Wait. Let’s say you are an artist who can paint by hand, and you paint a nude of someone using your imagination, is that actually illegal? Assuming a western jurisdiction, I assume there might be a lot of variation here.
Depends on the implementation. I remember the TNG tech manual having a description of treadmills on the floor of the holodeck being used for exactly this.
> alleges that Carlin’s copyrighted materials and likeness were used without permission or appropriate licenses

It sounds like Carlin's estate doesn't understand how AI works. If it's illegal to use Carlin's material in this way, then all the popular AI models must be illegal as well lol
We are born naked and the rest is not aero.
Gates of Heaven (1978)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077598/?ref_=ext_shr
Fair enough, I should have been clearer about that and specified that water only freezes in cold temperatures, lest someone misunderstood that subtle point.
Multiple access points supporting the same SSID, i.e. ESSIDs, have been supported since the very beginning in 802.11, and definitely much earlier than in 802.11ac.
Misconfigured NAT is not working on either side.

Misconfigured firewall is a gaping hole into the local network.
What about their attempts to push out the Armenians from Jerusalem, or seizure of the property in Beit Sahour?

What pushed them to that?
Not a lawyer, suspect you either need to make significant creative transformations, or generate something that's trademark protected.
Instead of cursive, why not teach shorthand?

If I had learned shorthand instead of cursive, it would have helped me in every class I took after that. Being able to take notes at the speed which the lecturer is talking would have been an enormous help.
I was replaying Resident Evil 2 and this typo broke the climate for me: "Platform Eleveter" https://twitter.com/ResiFacts/status/1189139062197604357 (in moments like that you are reminded, "oh, this is a Japanese game")
But it seems that the balls speed increases with a bigger are.
Because unlike CoreLib, the standard library in C++ tends to have a lot of insanity backed in. My knowledge on it is somewhat limited but looking into its APIs for working with strings (in large inherited from C) was so traumatizing that I only ever wonder why there are still self-respecting projects that don't reimplement parts of STL.

Example: want to measure the length of a UTF-8 code point in a string and did not synchronize the call? Well, too bad, now you might have corrupted the global mutable state it relies on! (the fact that you can make such a trivial piece of code have two!!! points of thread-safety failure one is C locale and another is transcoder still refuses to leave my mind)
Why is it a fraud?
Vehicle Miles Traveled?
Household? Do business properties not have rooftop arrays?
I really don’t understand why anyone would have their internal VC and CI/CD on the public Internet. This is exactly what VPNs are for.
Failing to police is not intervention it is a lack thereof.

It's like blaming your alcoholism on your friends' intervention because they failed to stage an intervention.
Rooftop solar doesn’t seem like a good with unobservable quality that significant (which is necessary for the Akerlof equilibrium), this seems more like people not understanding what they are buying. For instance I 100% guarantee you the rate after the intro rate was disclosed in the initial contract and the people just didn’t look at it. You can’t fix stupid and all that.
That’s pretty cool, thanks for sharing it!
dang, is there any way to pre-emptively/proactively block the apps mentioned in this article and ones like it from parsing content on HN? I have no reason to believe that they’re being used here, but it would be nice to know that content posted here is not being targeted by coordinated inauthentic behavior.
Great article, but any opinion about the solar industry that diverges from the marketing is a recipe for downvotes and harassment. Best to keep quiet and pretend solar, batteries, and other "clean" sources of energy are actually clean, while capitalists and marketers sweep the ugly truth under the rug by branding them with one political agenda or another. Most people aren't scientists and they have louder mouths and shorter tempers than do scientists.
Judge your Resume with AI: What's the worst that can happen?
> You can allocate nice short IPv6 addresses if you like to memorise hundreds of numbers as a hobby instead of letting the computer do that for you.

You can not. Stateful DHCPv6 is poorly supported. In particular, Android doesn't support it, and I had problems with it on iOS. It's so niche at this point, that many companies (Mikrotik, I'm looking at you) don't even bother with it.

Moreover, even stateful DHCPv6 is a regression compared to V4 because it misses the host name. I can do a rough inventory of my IPv4 home network (120 devices) by looking at hostnames for DHCPv4 leases, no such thing exists for IPv6.
In high school I would take hand written history notes and then type them up at night (I was a touch typists in the 90s when it was relatively rare — today’s kid type blinding fast).

This gave me a really amazing recall for the notes, and often times I would type with my fingers in the air to recall passages.

In college we had far more material and I could do this multi mode note taking and I think my performance suffered for it.
Digital sand casting is a thing yes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ClnmiggRPU

Printing a sand mold and cores is quite a bit slower than this new MIT project through, so the OP may have a useful niche.
I thought you could just have the same SSID on the same LAN in 802.11n (WiFi 4), too.
Yes, I think it must be the same.

Dana (as a short form) and shengdana both mean peanuts, in Marathi, the main language of Maharashtra.

Actually dana means seed in both Marathi and Hindi, as in anardana, which means pomegranate (seed), meaning the part of the pomegranate that you eat.

As you said, words can vary a lot between regions - and not just for culinary terms.
I couldn't disagree more strongly :). I always adhere by "keep right except to pass" and it works fine. I also move into the left lane preemptively while approaching an on ramp to give any traffic entering the highway room to merge. I'll be honest, I usually set my cruise control about 10% over the speed limit, because I find I can minimize the number of times I have to change speed this way. Decelerating only to accelerate again wastes fuel so I do whatever I can to maintain a constant speed, but I also want to get there ASAP. So 10% over seems to be the sweet spot--sometimes I'm overtaking, sometimes I'm being overtaken, but I rarely have to disengage cruise.

EDIT: I also drive with two hands on the wheel, don't listen to the radio, and don't play with my phone.
It is worth noting that even for a West coast Europe is very maritime because in addition to the Atlantic it has the North Sea and Baltic kind of in the middle of it, and the Mediterranian to its South. And because people (including this article) like to take either Spain (sitting on a peninsular) or Great Britain (an island) as points of reference. And the (upper half of the) US East coast is very continental even for an East Coast, because of the effects of the Rockies mentioned in the article.

But overall the point the article tries to make is that people like to say that Europe is unusually mild when really people just compare it to the wrong places (with the US East coast being a popular and uniquely bad comparison du to the reasons summarized by GP).
An inverter is a single speed motor controller. Every EV has at least one.
Part of the problem is that rooftop solar doesn't really make sense in the United States. It does make sense in Japan, possibly England, some parts of Europe, and maybe Miami and New Orleans. But in most of the country, solar farms are just a better value proposition.

You've probably seen the numbers that if we just used the land currently growing corn for ethanol fuel, we could power the whole country. And we have a lot more empty land than that. The smart money also saw those figures, realized that there is no long-term market, and took their ball and went home.

Installing stuff in cities — even suburbs — is expensive. Installation costs now dominate solar costs. Modus ponens, rooftop solar loses. The exceptions I mentioned are swampy places where open land is very expensive to build on.
This is almost certainly another key trust misconfiguration, just like the last few major breaches at Microsoft. Last time it was leaving expired keys in place along with not enforcing expiry checks in the client. This time it's configuring the same key in both prod and test.

It's grade school stuff that they keep getting wrong.
I came here to the comments to mention the shape "Cresti di Gallo", which I had for the first time recently and really enjoyed. I suspect it might just be another name for the same shape you posted, so maybe you can find another brand you like
> NAT provides a false sense of security as a side-effect.

Why?

> There is nothing in NAT what couldn't be done with DENY rule in the firewall.

DENY doesn't provide you stateful tracking. I.e. you want to let traffic between two hosts flow, but only if an internal host on your network initiated it.

And once you do that, you basically have 80% of NAT.
65k pregnancies. Over half a million instances of rape.

Yeah.
I love how the “losing” side has a shorter distance to go to “fight back” so it is a somewhat endless battle.
That's fine, they can just pull a bytespider and move their equipment to Singaporean IP addresses. (Or any country for that matter)
If you have a low tax burden and get a large tax credit, don't you just receive that as a refund?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39154536

I use a redirection extension to prepend "https://farside.link/_/" to certain domains.

For example:

https://twitter.com/nasa

…becomes:

https://farside.link/_/twitter.com/nasa

The underscore adds an interstitial redirection page, so you can press Back to try another instance.

The above service redirects to Nitter which still appears to be working.
I think my motherboard allow me to dedicate 12. I didn't see any improvement using CPU + ROCm compared to CPU alone. Using CPU alone I can get 4.2 - 5 Tokens/s, with ROCm I can get 4.5 - 5.2 T/s. With CPU + RTX 2070 8GB I get 6.2-7 T/s.
You’re absolutely right, what I need to add to the site desperately is search :(

Also all these come from my personal list of bookmarks, with some that were suggested by outside people (there is a form), so the project started as me just trying to get them out there for someone else to benefit from.

> This caught my eye though: “Cusdis is an open source, lightweight alternative to Cusdis that's easy to use and values user privacy.”. Typo or hallucination?

Typo! Anna wrote that one and while we use AI we do it somewhat intentionally (the “as written by AI” section. I’ll fix that typo today
It's not common, but fixed/value based bids aren't impossible to pull off.

That's the one way to really decouple pay from hours.
How much does the inner ear accelerate horizontally when you're already moving, though? After you're moving at a set pace, wouldn't almost all the acceleration be up or down, depending on how much "bounce" there is in your gait?
In that one balls seem to be able to punch through (and flip) squares (when going almost vertical) instead of bouncing on every square they hit.
I don't know, but for me that's the second best feature of HN; learning about the edge of the digital universe.

The best feature is, of course, discussing these things with the very people who made them.

Such a cool place!
Haven’t checked up on Factor in quite a while—have others picked up the work after Pestov was spirited away to Apple and locked in a room with nothing except Swift? That’s some good news if so.
Do you think the moderator account u/Maxwellhill on r/worldnews belonged to Ghislaine Maxwell? (The one that hasn’t posted since her arrest in 2019)

https://www.the-sun.com/news/4460492/ghislaine-maxwell-reddi...
I value more ability to socialize and have fun with coworkers physically, than maybe more money in high value enterprise where I would work from my room and be alone most of the day.
Hmm! Because once the cards are shuffled everything is a fixed series of events?

Would Snakes and Ladders be the same then if we replaced a die with a randomized deck of cards of the numbers 1-6? And in that sense: any “game” that’s purely random is also not a game then?
You’re not wrong, if only I had a decent Ghost template… I’ll try and find one.

Short of that I need to rewrite the site into something I can properly control (probably Astro/Sveltekit)
for any random trip it is far more likely that the car will be a better choice, but likely trip choice is a power law with most trips focusing on few routes.

This to say that the purpose of trains is not to be better than cars at what car do, but rather to allow as many people as possible not to need a car for most trips.

Depending on how trips are distributed this can be anywhere from easy to impossible.
> and somehow people are still defending them instead of trying to hold politicians accountable by taking their power away.

That's the crux of it. If we want a government "by the people, for the people" we have to be active, informed participants. Tuning out for too long has led us here (partly anyhow)
> They’ve taken me snorkelling in the Maldives, hot-air ballooning over Cappadocia and snowmobiling in Iceland. We’ve stayed in a cave hotel, seen the pyramids, the Colosseum, and flown in a helicopter over New York. We’ve hand-fed tigers, taken the Rocky Mountaineer train, been paragliding and seen the tulip fields of Holland.

More like rich dying people explain what matters?

After having done alot of this type of stuff when I was younger... this stuff is kinda like fast food for the soul. Fun in the moment but forgettable.

I get way more enjoyment out of spending simple time with people I've known my whole life and their families, with volunteering and helping other people.

art and music architecture, the stars, etc.
"[flagged]" of course
Your argument has the same form as the murder argument, and it is wrong for the same reason.
Look again