skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They also appear to have spent a lot of money on SEO for "Coronation Property", it's a long way down until results that _aren't_ positive or neutral. It includes the principals and...

Like... https://www.afr.com/property/residential/developer-that-hire...

...some good old fashioned probably corrupt Aussie state politico stuff! Love this bit...

> Less than four months after joining Coronation, on June 17, Mr Barilaro was appointed NSW’s senior trade and investment commissioner to the Americas, a position Mr Barilaro created himself in November 2020 as NSW trade minister.

"Jobs for the boys" taken to a very singular level...
My public administration clients do exactly that with my profile: they want to hire me but must pretend they consider competition, so they publish my resume as a requirement.
What makes you think it wasn't? Again, tech is not the whole world. I mean, 2023 was essentially late covid recovery; you'd _expect_ it to be _pretty_ good.
>Better to just give up ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yes, but if you're looking for "easier lifepath for average joe" then, like Southern Blacks of early 20th Century... you'd have an easier life if you just moved north.

You're not wrong, but not everybody has "the fight" within. I know I don't.
"if ain't broke, don't fix it"
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No worries, I am not limiting myself :)

When I was in Thailand years ago a coffee shop was raided, and I heard some bad experiences of people being to stupid about their visa forms.

I never had issues myself, but it's not exactly unheard of.
Yeah, same way Germany won two world wars. Until around the half way mark, then they lost. Or a soccer team wins a match by being ahead 2 - 0 at half time and then losing 2-3.
During COVID big companies made a huge deal about working internationally. They have to because it affect employees taxes and employer immigration laws.

You can get away with a lot by being sneaky, but the companies are strongly officially opposed to it.
I can remember you having a "Plato workshop" and I actually found that interesting and funny.

Generally I am against the idea that every one should be a specialist. I caught myself that I even in my head wofo=rust, because you market it in such a way. Even though I know this is not the case.

Funny story I started as Process Technologist in my previous job (studied chemical engineering), transitioned to a Developer and went to a kind of proxy-sysadmin role at the same company.

You talk about generalizing within the same domain (programming), what about if you have additional skills. Something I struggle with, as I managed a Waste Water Treatment Plant, designed Dairy factory lines and now I am Software Engineer. It is all Engineering but oh boy is it difficult to market yourself as both. So perhaps I should narrow it down on my own website as well.
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> The future of the warfare is when you have no high-value targets at all on the battlefield and everything is spread out as evenly as possible.

that would put the utmost importance on communication and orchestration
Wasn't really very surprising when this happened. The V-280 demonstrator was running laps around the competing program (the SB-1 Defiant) in pretty much every category the army really cared about. Tiltrotors let you fly dramatically further, dramatically faster than conventional helicopters, and on top of all of that the actual technical maturity of Bell's prototype was light years beyond what Sikorsky managed with the SB-1, getting eventually retired only because they basically ran out of things to test.

The SB-1 had constant issues due to the requirements of the program. Making a helicopter go that fast introduces a lot of complexity, to the point that the SB-1 was really not any less complex than the V-280. Essentially its only winning points were in better hover performance and a slightly smaller footprint but those weren't enough to justify having dramatically slower speed and half the range for an aircraft whose main purpose is to act as a transport.
You can buy 300G of fresh made-in-Italy egg pasta from a big supermarket for £1.35 (£4.50/KG), and it's not bad. A good middle ground! (£0.50/KG more than De Cecco dried)
Agreed that most people do not miss their commute, though because I am lazy I found it useful to force me to ride every day.

But I'm surprised to hear that you think "nobody misses face-to-face meetings". At least in my office that seems to be the only reason anyone shows up -- people pop by the office when they have discussions, presentations, collaborative design sessions, etc and WFH otherwise. In several cases someone has explicitly polled the group chat the day before to find out who is thinking about to coming in -- if enough attendees plan to join remotely then we typically switch the whole meeting to be a dial-in only so it doesn't end up being one person calling in from an empty conference room and everyone else at home.
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That is good question, we looked into OLM and their infrastructure might be good fit for enterprises or huge clusters, but seemed to be an overkill for most (smaller) Kubernetes clusters. But we generally like the concept of operators, but don't want to solely be limited by only supporting operators.

Or do you mean the naming conventions?
> - Clusters of minority populations tend to not get as much representation, because they are but a small voice in a bigger ocean of voices.

This is largely solved by the districtized version:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-member_proportional_repre...

In fact I had been writing up a little paper about another system like this, but I've been busy with other things.
Summary: The daily number game that thinks it's a word game
What did they lose out on?
Apple's revolutionary mixed-reality headset, Vision Pro, launched today with 600 new apps specifically designed for its innovative platform
Funny, I loved the that the split didn't resolve and let the show go in an interesting direction that most shows chicken out on. I thought season 1 was actually a little rocky and 2-3 were the peak myself.

Season 4 was a complete disaster unfortunately. While Scorpius is fantastic, he doesn't belong on the ship and that wasn't the only nonsensical thing happening by a long shot. I was very happy we got the peace keeper wars to give a solid end to the series, even if it wasn't perfect.
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For certain values of "reasonable":

Peertube is one distributed option[0].

Many content creators have started hosting videos on other services like Patreon because of Youtube's censorship and demonetization policies. Which doesn't entirely avoid the centralization problem but it's better not to put all of your eggs in one basket.

It's also possible (although obviously not always feasible) to self-host or torrent.

[0]https://joinpeertube.org/en_US
Basically traditional social media companies have a lot of flaws and they are not in a position to solve them, too much fixing can lead to adverse effects, so I want to build something that fixes those issues, from privacy concerns to how you interact with others in the app to how you use the app, and how engaged you are in the app while balancing your real life whilst in-app. New social media platforms like bluesky for web3 is extremely difficult to maintain and may have problems down the line, Startups like the famous spill, whilst i believe black inclusion is nice, it shouldn't all be about blacks or you'll miss some key aspects of the market. Social media is for everyone, how each race or individual is represented on the platform should be left up to them, everyone should be on equal ground when starting out. This is part of what I believe social media to be, not to be taken out of context, equal grounds as in everyone should be accessible and easy to talk to, I believe it fosters a reasonable form of engagement with users. I am building something I believe is game changing, worthy to rival the current traditional social media companies even. I released a waitlist which you'll find at the url.
Are you asking why international trade exists?
So you're not using ChatGPT to do your proofreading, because you proofread ChatGPT yes? That's my question, not if it saves you time writing.

I don't claim the autocomplete in my editor is validating or testing my code, to use your own analogy.

I still don't feel you're answering my question, but the lack of an answer is also an answer in a sense.
My sleep apnea was already extremely mild to the point where a sleep doctor told me I could just sleep on my side and not experience it, but I appreciate the concern.
I think it’s hard for an obituary to definitely call someone a war criminal when he was never tried, much less convicted, of a war crime. That’s not to say he shouldn’t have been or his actions don’t qualify, but an obituary is supposed to be somewhat neutral and not an opinion piece, and the facts are that he’s been labeled (perhaps fairly) a war criminal by many, but never actually convicted.
Why are they a violation of the tourist status? A tourist is someone who brings money in to the local economy, that’s why tourists are coveted. If a person visits Japan for a week and spends $2000 on a hotel and $1000 on activities, why would the Japanese government change their view of the trip if that tourist was also taking zoom calls from their hotel room?

There’s the belief we all apparently hold that tourism isn’t tourism if you take a laptop, but nobody can evidence such a rule because it’s apparently an implied rule: maybe we can get to the bottom of it by asking why, what explanation / reason would there be for such a rule? Why does taking zoom calls from your hotel room change the nature of your trip?
^^Bonus points if you pretend to be old. They're looking to prey on old/senile folks who don't know any better/can be easily confused. Their defense is always "they're rich Americans, they can afford it" but the reality is the folks they're preying on are more often than not on a fixed income and absolutely the most vulnerable of our population.

Scum of the earth.
Yes, a well functioning land value tax will drive down land values and make land far more liquid, maximizing the best possible use of a finite resource. There's the carrot of cheap purchase price of land, and the stick of high taxes if the land is being hoarded and underutilized.

When there are extreme restrictions on what you can build, such as a maximum of two stories, then that "ability to build" has itself been turned into a finite resource; at that point both the structures and the land are economic land: finite resources that are not easily expanded. This is in contrast to capital, for which a person could theoretically build more of that asset.
Coalitions aren't a PR quirk. UK uses FPTP and has had several coalition governments, most recently in 2010-2015.
I think they were speaking more generally: the requirements in the legislation are similar in structure to the kind of safety/serviceability requirements that already exist for hardware being sold in the EU (much of which is just self-certifying you have implemented the relevant standards). Having security requirements and applying them to pure software products is what's new.
As far as I know offline installs of VSCode on Linux do not autoupdate.

And package manager installs should not update beyond what the environment supports.

Reading the reddit post it seems like the poster was using vscode on Windows to work in an Ubuntu WSL 18.04 environment in Windows and the Windows version of vscode updated beyond what the WSL environment could handle.

Which is... one way of doing it.
I'm fairly tuned into news -- certainly less-so than in the past, but somehow I never even heard of The Messenger.
You got it exactly right! I worked on a simulation model of the complete optical setup of a laser terminal with movable mirrors and all including the fricking servo motors and a simple orbital model for the relative satellite positions. Plus an interface to drop in the actual acquisition and tracking code used on the embedded control system. All of that just to be able to do reasonably realistic simulations for verification and tuning of the secret sauce.
I thought everyone snores sleeping on their back.
> Wishing death on political figures is a cherished American tradition

It's a strange sort of "cherished American tradition" that is so subtle that I, as a native American more than a half-century old, have never even heard of it being a tradition before.
Rising a child is difficult. Children, as people, are different. My children do not require it. It is not idealistic therefore.

I do not say that everybody can now safely remove their safeguards.
How can it operate completely independently if the front end requires data in a format it understands to perform logic on.
> Less traffic in data-rich apps

Hmm. Of course it can be true in certain circumstances, but I would be surprised if on average the (compressed) size of the js bundle + subsequent JSON API request is smaller than html * the number of pages visited in a session.

Even if you are careful (and most sites are definitely not) overfetching JSON can easily happen due to API's not delivering exactly what you need etc.

Plus, in many circumstances both js bundle + json or HTML text gets dwarfed by images or other media.
Apparently there is plenty of room for debate on this subject, and Brandenburg v Ohio — involving a KKK leader whose conviction under a state law for making threatening and racist remarks was overturned by a divided court — is still being hashed out by constitutional experts to this day.

It doesn’t invalidate the central idea that free speech is different from inflammatory speech “condoning” violence (wink wink) when it is amplified by technology to have an asymmetrical effect on the target of that speech.

And in any case, we are discussing the use of telecommunications systems for harassment and not someone shouting in a park behind a police barricade. I don’t do either of these things, so I’m admittedly not well-informed about the constitutional and case law in the US that might apply.

If I were a C-level executive I would probably aspire to higher level of online citizenry and behavior, perhaps, than a KKK leader, and hire someone else to do the tweeting.
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What was that like? "Put your hands up and prove to me this isn't just your side project"?
> My lived experience tells me that's just not true

Yes, in a country of 330 million, the individual qualitative will vary from the quantitative central tendency. This is practically guaranteed by statistics. (As is the impossibility of compiling “lived experiences” into a meaningful national consensus.)

I know multiple people laid off, all in tech, mostly in California. That doesn’t change that it’s virtually impossible for me to find someone to build a deck in Wyoming, nor the trouble my friends hiring in New York, Austin and Miami are having.
as is the current regime of C3 photosynthesis is promiscuous, and involvves O2 photorespiration in some proportion.

temperature beyond nominal range will increase the incorporation of O2 and begin 'starving' the plant.

what this means is-- trees plants etc lose thier carbon sinking ability beyond a threshold temperature, it is detrimental, and they consume increased quantities of O2 , and have to spend energy to eliminate the product

The laboratory conditions that allow us [you included] to observe this phenomenon are no longer an extreme, or a laboratory demonstration.

Photorespiration
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photorespiration

Plant physiology
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant_physiology
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IMO entirely user.

Word (and similar text processors) is a toolset. All it gives you are tools. Word lets you define formatting rulesets, lets you apply formatting rules and create rulesets from applied rules.

Some evangelists may say that "safe" text processor would only allow application of rulesets, because direct application of rules leads to "spaghetti formatting". However that is one of the powers of WYSIWYG text processors: you apply the rules and extract those to rulesets once you are satisfied with results, in an explorative way. Direct application of rules is a feature that makes Word what it is.

Now, if a user takes a document with predefined rulesets and still applies their own rules inconsistently that's simply misuse of the tool.
This is what happens in practice, but in theory you're not supposed to live and work from somewhere without the appropriate visa. All German residents are expected to have a residence permit (if non-EU) and to pay taxes in Germany.

It's just not possible to enforce that.
Setting aside my other response, a better way to look at it is that you declare your purpose on entry, but you're not the one judging if it's appropriate or not.

We/You can see remote work as not invalidating your claim, but that's just how we feel, not how it will be judged. To your larger point, the rules being mildly fuzzy aren't helping foreigners in general, it's usually more leeway for the authorities to pick and choose.
Haha :) I was referring to Starliner's window falling off during transport. I misremembered it as a door falling off. And yeah my name is pretty terrible, I've always been bad at picking pseudonyms.
But then after 20s loading or whatever, it's cached and your experience every moment thereafter & if you return later is speedier.

If the app has optimistic updates, actions may even feel instant.

If your app really cares, it'll have an offline mode/be local-first. Then you you pretty much need an SPA or some kind of heavier front end.
No, ideas are worthless, anybody can come up an unlimited number of these ideas, if they were valuable you've got infinite value and that's ludicrous.

Several other things really are valuable, one thing that surprises people is that Advertising is actually valuable, if nobody knows you made this thing/ service/ whatever then they can't benefit from it. Now obviously there's a big gap between "Have you heard about bicycles? I was dubious at first but it was surprisingly easy to learn how to use it" and the pop-up insisting that maybe you've got Restless Leg Syndrome and should ask your doctor - but fundamentally advertising delivers some value for our society.
Two days ago:

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39205515
Just for context, here's SDA's Open Standard on how they expect to do connections over Optical Links. I assume the starlink terminals work in a similar manner:

https://www.sda.mil/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/SDA_OCT_Stand...
Ok, what numbers are you using?
You might find some info in the docs of PostgREST [1] or in the previous discussions on HN about it [2].

For the versioning, I just have a git repo where I keep the definitions of every role, schema, table, view, function, trigger, grant, policy, etc. Every time I change something in the database I first change it in the git repo too to not lose the history. It also helps as a reference for future development, like if I need a trigger function I can just search one in the repo and copy/paste it.

[1] https://postgrest.org

[2] https://hn.algolia.com/?q=postgrest
I would think that the vacant lots are the ones freeloading, keeping people from living in, working in, or otherwise being able to access an extremely high value area.

The expenses of running roads and sewer are completely dwarfed by the gain in economic activity. Dense, high land value areas are the tax bases that subsidize the far less utilized and more-expensive-per-connection sprawl.
He’s right. Source: was executive, CEO adjacent, and id still have been let go for such behaviour. At that level, you’re a very different representation of the org and you’re held to a higher standard in such cases where your actions regardless of when or where they took place reflect upon the org.
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Just searching for Coronation on YouTube brings up several re-uploads immediately. It's also on archive.org: https://archive.org/details/youtube-QGpWvYscSpE
> The problem is we cosleep with our baby, and laying on my back is the safest position.

No, the safest position is not having an infant in your bed with you while sleeping.
Streamers.
All the news sites are at best AI dumps.

ChatGPT give me the 100 top actions games...
ChatGPT using that list give me a list for Xbox, Ps5, Pc, and Switch.

Every gaming site now
34 best Xbox action games
37 best Ps5 action games
41 best Pc action games
21 Best Switch action games
Haha, like my granny used to say when there was cake to share. "You cut, I choose".
Honestly I just think you and some others get too stuck on specific rules.

There are thousands of people who run digital companies and travel all the time, including people who literally travel full-time as digital nomads with zero issues whatsoever.

I can almost guarantee you that if you left the EU and "accidentally" made money via your website you would have no trouble coming and going given that I literally know and have met people all over outside of the EU, who are from the EU and do exactly this.

Even in just this past week I've met like 3 people from the EU travelling full-time who run their own bussiness online while I'm located here in South America.
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Most aren't aware of the situation Japan is in today because of the world we all grew up in, where Japan was at one point nearly the largest economy in the world. Japan has been in between a recession and stagnation for 30 years. Their GDP was higher 31 years ago than it is today. [1] Their GDP/capita is $33,950 with most wages well below that. They hit a record high for average wages in 2022 of ¥311,800 - about $2,100. [2]

Next - they're dying off. They hit their inflection point in 2009 and they've been shrinking since [3]. They've lost more than 5million people since 2009. And the "fun" thing about fertility collapse is that the decline will never stop. Their population will keep shrinking down at the 'equilibrium rate' (decided by fertility rate) until they start having babies, or go extinct. The exact same will happen to every other country with sub-replacement fertility rates.

This, IMO, is an effort to try to attract a certain type of immigrant largely for the purposes of revenue generation.

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[1] - https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD?location...

[2] - https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h01631/

[2] - https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/japan-populat...
Yeah, it's different, in many ways Dubai is what future looks like these days whereas Japan looks like what future looked like in the 80s. One can isolate oneself from the bling culture by staying in the Internet City or similar zones where there are mostly geeks around and just explore engineering marvels.