skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The precise clock is located on the satellites, not receivers. The receivers figure out the correct time by listening for the signals from multiple satellites and matching them against each other and it’s own internal tables. This is the expensive part.
What about pulse dispersion in the pulses from pulsars? (And even more so in fast radio bursts). Doesn't that require more than just absorption plus blackbody reemission?

Not that it would make much difference. The delay due to dispersion goes down quadratically with increasing frequency. At the lowest frequency that Google tells me is used in radio astronomy, 13 MHz, the delay would be (if I've understood the dispersion equations correctly and done the math correctly) about a minute compared to visible light or gravity waves, and so not very useful.

If you went down to 1 MHz, the delay would be a much more respectable 3 hours, but I'd expect that there would be way too much noise from terrestrial sources to do any useful radio astronomy anywhere down around there.
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I found this comic on the topic also insightful:

“You should’ve asked”

https://english.emmaclit.com/2017/05/20/you-shouldve-asked/
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I think it's more limited than that as it refers to "meticulously lidar-mapped." But no idea how limited or not that restriction is.
He's not that old! CollegeBoard changed it last year so that 1600 is the maximum again.
I'm not sure I buy this. In my experience at least, it all comes down to standards — it sounds like this woman has higher standards for what constitutes a "running household", and gets frustrated when her husband doesn't share those standards. It sounds like he would be content with boxes on the floor, dirty bathrooms, etc. When she asks him to raise the house to her standard, she is asking him to adopt her perspective of what is acceptable and what is not, which is not trivial. He needs to be asked to tidy up because he genuinely does not see a problem with things being messy.

Why isn't the solution for the woman to compromise on her expectations, finding a middle ground for cleanliness and organization? Why must the man fully adopt her perspective?
Doing different things in different situations. Contrasting experiences are important. In my view, you can't be wise if you haven't experienced the full spectrum of basic emotions and situations: Major failure, major success, poverty, wealth, insecurity, confidence, naivety, scepticism, laziness, ambition, pessimism, optimism, extremely bad luck, extremely good luck...

If your life experiences lean too much in one direction then you will be biased and not wise.

I think that an average person who had contrasting experiences of moderate magnitude is probably wiser than someone who mostly got an extreme set of one kind of experience.
I'm not sure what is worse, the XSS or that the system allows transfer of assets without human intervention. Probably the latter, actually. Why would a coin system even allow that? That is, shall we say, not the best idea.
That answer seems to be exactly what the article is describing:

> Instead, what some modem vendors have implemented as an ugly hack is the transport of 8kHz 16bit PCM samples over one of the UARTs.
""Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad." - Miles Kington
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It seems that the emulation scene is really excited about this: https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/722f8i/freej2me_...

There were no new mobile Java preservation efforts in quite a long time: https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/4o2er3/the_state...
It is nowadays - 2017 Nissan Rogue is the European X-Trail. It wasn't the case in 2013 - it was just a qashqai. I don't think the previous gen X-Trail was even available in the US at all.

This is particularly visible on the inside:

2013 Rogue:

http://st.motortrend.com/uploads/sites/10/2015/09/2013-Nissa...

2013 Qashqai:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-HF9QSCoWifs/UcL9LU3c7FI/AAAAAAAAQE...

I happen to own a 2013 Nissan X-Trail and it's a completely different vehicle, it's a blocky offroader, not an inflated Qashqai like it is nowadays.
what is this from?
> “I don't want you to clean the dishes. I want you to WANT to clean the dishes.”

I can relate to where you are coming from here, but I ultimately arrived at:

“I want you to care about me wanting to have clean dishes in our shared home.”
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certain topics are off-limits for discussion with coworkers even if they occur away from the office.

For example, if I feel strongly about pro-choice but my coworker, she feels very strongly about pro-life, then there may be some extra politics I need to deal with work. While she might not directly shown her distain, instead it'll be a bunch of subtle things she does that negatively affect the relationship. Ideally, political interest would have no effect, but realistic they might. I'd rather not take that chance. That's why I only talk politics with friend outside work.

Secondly, I'd personally rather not talk about my private relationships and family with coworkers. If i was going through a divorce, I would not talk about that even with my closest coworker.Again, I would discuss that with a close friend outside of work. At work, people's status matters more. You always want to portray an image to look strong, positive. At work everybody has a job title, with friends outside of work, there are less stakes on 'status'.
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The self-driving tech. only has to be better than humans to save lives, year over year.

And it's been introduced in auto-braking, lane keeping, and other tech. slowly. It's all part of a road map toward fully autonomous.

The driver "keeping their eye on the road at all times" is just a legal requirement, since the laws are a big grey area for manufacturers, at the moment.
So many people think any short, common name must be an initialism or acronym. I have coworkers who talk about their MAC computers, which is confusing when you work in the networking world and MAC does not normally mean Macintosh.
Yes, they do. They used every dirty trick in the book, and invented a few new ones. They damaged the computing environment we all have to live in.

I have no problem pointing out, that this is the company that to this day possesses (and still abuses) advantages gained by playing dirty. If they want to have an image of a good guy, they have work hard on it. Harder, than any random company that appears out of the blue.

The standard they are judged by is and will be definitely affected by their past.
Does anyone find the X pretty? It's a godawful abomination of a vehicle.
I disagree. As has been mentioned, a common use case of Patreon is providing exclusive, private videos to patrons. Hosting it themselves of course allows access of the video to be aligned with payment.

It probably also wouldn't be that expensive. Their videos would mostly be behind paywalls. It's not like YouTube or Reddit Videos where they could get a million views overnight. So the delivery cost would be naturally constrained.
Indeed. However it seems likely to me that an attack could be resolved with a software update as the decision to unlock is performed entirely by software (as far as I can tell).

It's a bit harder to upgrade your front door lock in this way.
That does seem a pretty dangerous action. But I guess, if the vehicle doesn't have any real context/understanding of "get off the road if possible" (after all, even lane changes are manual) and the driver is apparently unresponsive, that's pretty much the only option left.
> making portable executable programs was just so frustrating

Hasn't changed much, but Docker has made many of the distribution problems more-or-less irrelevant (but only if you use Docker).
Based on its content, I'm surprised this made the #6 spot on the front page of HN, but now it seems to have disappeared altogether. I had to search to find it.
They announced it at the time, they LIDAR mapped all of the limited access roads in the US and Canada.

http://media.gm.com/media/us/en/cadillac/news.detail.html/co...
You just don't like the way it looks because its not a tesla.

The CT6 is a beautiful car with nice materials and good build quality, you should take a look at it up close.
If they cared about privacy they would not attempt to protect all Americans but everybody period. (Most Apple clients are not Americans).
IMHO had apple cared for privacy and/or wanted things to change they would move their business in a different country where law protects privacy. Way more efficient than lobbying.
I spent about 5 years trying to convince my wife to let me hire a housekeeping service. I had several in, and none met her standards. I finally found one she loves. Me, I would have been happy with the first one that I had in.
Interesting comment regarding the App Store. To be honest I'm really surprised no one has ever said this to us before. We have another product - (http://urlprofiler.com/) - for Windows and Mac that we've been selling for 3 years and no one has ever given us this feedback.

We're not wedded to a price structure, although we're rolling with monthly for now. I'm pretty sure through weight of demand that we'll need to add Yearly plans in the next few months.

There's nothing preventing a Linux version (it's built in Electron) other than demand really. We'll do it if enough people want it, but we have a bunch of other features on our roadmap that are currently a higher priority.
> The other big thing, in comparison to cloud software, is convenience. You can setup a crawl and start it running -and see URLs being crawled - within a minute.

This depends on implementation. If the architecture is modern and well thought, using dynamic scaling or even AWS Lambda, the result should be available much faster on the cloud software due to ability to parallelization. You can only have so much network bandwith / CPU power locally and if you need to crawl hundreds of pages to get your result, it matters a lot.

Disclaimer: I'm building a SaaS tool for SEO which also involves page crawling.
I was reading your comment and thinking - "My Yeti has lots of advantages over a hatchback" - then I saw your last line ;-)

Just got a new one, bit gutted that they are phasing them out - the I was so attached to the last one that I was actually quite sad when I traded it in, which was a first for me!
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Who you marry is hands down one of the largest factors in your overall financial success. Especially when it comes to the risk of divorce.
I believe this is exactly the sort of thing they're pursuing with CloudFlare Apps.
since it seems like it's both faster and easier to work with.

I'm not sure I agree with the statement that it's strictly easier to work with. One big problem with Numba is that it is very unpredictable performance wise. Sometimes it does an amazing job speeding up your function and sometimes it just doesn't, and I find it very difficult to guess a priori how Numba will behave. It's also not always obvious how to rewrite code that Numba doesn't like to code that Numba likes.

Cython on the other hand is very easy to reason about. The way it compiles your code to C is obvious and consistent and assuming you have basic familiarity with C it's very easy to reason about how a certain piece of code will perform after being compiled to Cython.

Basically when Numba is at its best behavior it is much easier to work with than Cython, but when it isn't it's much harder to deal with. Cython gives consistent and reliable performance every time.
A related question for HN...

If I want a network-wide ad blocking device that understands wildcard host names that's cheap & low-wattage, is a Raspberry Pi with Pi-hole[1] the best option?

The PAC proxy autoconfig in this article is fine for configuring individual browsers (especially when browsing on iPad/iPhone away from home such as airports) but I want a site-wide firewall at the DNS network level to block:

- IoT like LG/Samsung tvs sending privacy data

- MS Windows 10 telemetry data

- smartphones/tablets ads where the proxy wasn't set

- ...everything else I didn't think about

[1] https://pi-hole.net/
Uh, neither? I don't think you understand the problem.
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I want to say that I partly agree with you, but partly that I want to enhance what you've said a bit. I think stating it in terms of weakness is something that will help some men understand where they need to bring up their game. I know that I need to bring up my game in this area, and hearing you say it like that is a goad to me to do better. So on that front, I agree with you, and I thank you for stating this in a way that's motivating to me.

Where I'm not in total agreement is just the example you picked. I would say that "household finances" has often historically been "men's work," especially when you think about investing and retirement planning. I don't want the author's other examples to get lost here. Cleaning and hair braiding were much closer to the heart of the things that I myself have been too "weak and ineffectual" to accomplish, in your words. When I think about how I could make my wife's life better, these types of things, not the finances, seem like the right place for me to start looking. Obviously, in every couple, there are going to be different things, but I'd guess in most cases this, not finances, is closer to the heart of where things are off.
> It is difficult to model an egalitarian household for my children when it is clear that I am the household manager, tasked with delegating any and all household responsibilities, or taking on the full load myself. I can feel my sons and daughter watching our dynamic all the time, gleaning the roles for themselves as they grow older.

This part struck a chord with me.
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> do you really think that removing the automation today would have no impact on the price?

I haven't considered that! I know it would affect production speed, which could be addressed by increasing capex to build more factories, and which could be funded by increased revenue or investment.

But here's the thing: this car talk doesn't help me understand how agricultural automation caused grain prices to drop. That's my question & what I continually seek clarification on.

BTW you can just ask me what I think instead of offering me some strawman claim to take under my wing. Argue in good faith! If a point of view sounds incredible to you, just go right ahead and assume I must have a more credible point of view that I haven't communicated effectively yet.
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> On top of that you also don't have to worry about what they're doing with the data output by the program on their server.

Why would you care if the site is available in the Internet and you can't control who is browsing it?

This is a valid argument only for internal websites which are not a subject for SEO anyway.
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Why do you assume a criminal is repentant? Past performance does not indicate future results, but the 5-year recidivism rate for former criminals in the US is nearly 80%, so I think some prudence is certainly in order.
Adobe Creative Cloud (as well as how streaming services have made people at all levels inured to low monthly subscriptions) has made this type of monthly pricing much more normalized - good for providers who can now point to recurring revenue, not so great for users who usually end up paying more.
What kind of patterns would be interesting to find out in this dataset? A thought came in to my mind to do some data acrobatics and possibly publish a dashboard based on this data if I can arrange some extra time.. (didnt check any possible terms of use for the data yet)
Unless you're running it with additional configuration (e.g. the -g option), I don't think ntpd will save you from any bit flips other than the 10 least significant: You'll be outside the 1000s panic threshold.
Agree, though I must say the app suite that has come closest to making it "just work" with no sync button is Trello. It even knows when it might be out of sync and then offers you a refresh button.
Why isn't the solution for the man to compromise on his expectations?

The question goes both ways. If their mutual goal is living together, that is.
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Meanwhile, Lubos Motl sure doesn't like it!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3NWAU0FI5RP3L/re...

(the whole thread of comments under the review is quite good! Sort by oldest first)
Apple definitely did not take user privacy seriously until recently and even then it only seem to be a PR/marketing move to sell a good image of the company and of course sell more device.

Whatever they say, they're still under patriot act.
So, for example, should pedophiles who abuse not be guilty of a crime and instead just be chemically castrated, because without the desire they wouldn't have wanted to harm a child? Consider many places involuntarily commit such individuals into psychiatric wards, though normally only after the prison sentence has been served.
I often think the same, then some well-intentioned corporate drone comes along trying to reinvent java WARs in Python and I feel so nostalgic of when I was the only one in my office who knew what Python was.
Fuck that noise.

A lot of people are born into "privileged" circumstances in america. That is one factor. Not the only one.

To quote MMM:

"Sure, privilege does exist, and it might make it easier or harder to inherit a company or win a senate seat. But it can’t control your choice to ride a bike, buy less shit, or read library books in your spare time and I argue that frugality is the most powerful factor in earning your independence. After all, most of my equally-privileged engineering coworkers are still stuck in the office to this day." - http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2015/04/01/impossible-dream/
It doesn't repeatedly mention SV by name, but it contrasts well-known SV values/practices against German values throughout the article.

Examples:

- bootstrap capitalism

- work-life balance[1]

- replacing meals with Soylent

These are pretty direct mentions of SV culture, and it even mentions Soylent by name. I think Soylent is an excellent poster-child for what some people think is right with SV and a lot of people think is wrong.

And that's not even an exhaustive list of the ways the article addresses the differences of values.

1. "Moreover, for Germans, a good work-life balance does not involve unlimited massages and free meals on the corporate campus to encourage 90-hour weeks."
Are you speaking from experience or just repeating what you have read from other sources?
Ah I think it's the "2017 Rogue Sport" which is a Qashqai. The Rogue remains an X-Trail (which has indeed been watered down since the 08MY offroad style)

funny that they would follow the same pattern as JLR, releasing a "sport" version which is actually based on a lower category - See 1st gen Range Sport
I think the ! after the 10 was for emphasis not factorial :)
I was trying to avoid going on too strong, but free will does seem akin to magic or miracles given our current scientific understanding.
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Here's some advice for people of all genders:

Learn to make decisions immediately and quickly.

By laboring over a decision for hours or days, you can unintentionally turn a trivial task into a heavy one. By making decisions quickly you save yourself all the extra emotional and mental labor.

Sure you will make mistakes, especially as you are learning to do this. But you will get better at it with practice. It is a skill worth pursuing.

I understand there are some decisions that should not be made quickly. Learn to recognize those decisions and create a system for yourself for processing those in a reasonable amount of time. For me, choosing which housecleaning service to hire is not a decision that should be labored over.
I assumed that it was a attempt by someone at Porsche to undermine the long term popularity of SUVs by creating one that is eye-wateringly ugly.
> Men are stronger and don't have to bear children.

Those are two of the three common explanations that are debunked in Sapiens.
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Thanks, I've updated it now.
My personal email is in my profile. I'd be interested in chatting more because, I think that

1) you raise some legitimate points
2) some of your points we things we want to address and thought we had but might not be communicating well.
Thanks, updated now
Sorry, maybe I misread, but I kind of read the comment as 'what separates this from other cloud products on the market?'

So I wasn't trying to argue what is and isn't possible with cloud architecture, simply what is and isn't possible with (our) cloud-based competitors.

The process is along the lines of: 'Click Start', get taken to a screen which says 'Initializing' or similar, then maybe 2-3 minutes later you'll see something start to happen. But there is little to no data on which URLs are actually being crawled.

Sitebulb, and desktop crawlers in general, has a much quicker feedback loop.
I suspect that the reason for this is the behaviour of most OS's around USB audio devices: switch over the default inputs and outputs to the new device -- which would mean that when you plug in your modem, suddenly your Skype would configure itself to "use" that device for it's audio IO.

Also, I'm not sure how easy it would be to even configure the OS to route modem output to default sound card input (your headphones), and the same soundcard's output (your microphone) to the modem input. The assumption of most OS's seems to be that you have one active input and one active output at any given time. It's certainly not something I'd immediately know how to wire up using the default mixer in Windows.
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Would get jailed in solitary in a federal prison because you get better privacy there, only the guards are warden spy on you?
Let's not forget that apple devices are akin to a prison due to the their strict vendor lock-in. Apple not directly selling your data to advertisers does not mean that they do not collect it or use it in other ways (including indirect selling).
Out of curiosity . . . why an LLC with an S corporation election? Why not a corporation with an s corporation election?

(Note: I am a tax lawyer and am genuinely curious. I can think of a few reasons, which are mostly driven by unique local conditions. I routinely tell California business owners to choose corporations rather than LLCs in this situation. I am curious about your particular situations and why the choice made sense for you.)

Also. Sorry to tell you but the overhead you are experiencing is normal. And it gets worse from here.

Government bureaucracies (in California at least) hate employers and fill their pockets with rocks and then tell them to go swimming.

Just wait until you are in the swampy zone of 4-5 employees. Too small to pay someone to make the pain go away, too big to avoid serious brain damage.

But I’m not bitter and I do not judge. (Rolls eyes and walks away muttering to himself).