skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a fill-up effect (what you describe) and a build-up effect (repetition on the long run).

It's like a capacitor discharging[0], so at first you have to recharge it often† to not go under the anxiety threshold, but with time it holds more charge, and charges better, so it discharges much more slowly thus reaching the threshold much less often, if at all.

† Part of why it may be important to workout for shorter times/intensity, but more often.

[0]: https://boolscott.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/capacitor-disc...
Android explicitly forbids running unsigned APKs, it is not possible to do.
I'm guessing they are from the US where carpenters work with feet and inches rather than with meters.
> Growers Are Beaming Over the Success of Lasers to Stave Off Birds

Once every 10 years there comes a moment when you can use "beaming" with this sense. Funny how they couldn't help using it. I had to read twice to make sure who's beaming lasers over the success.
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Everybody already knows about the missing tampons in the men's restroom. Tell me about the little kid's life I could have saved with five dollars.
Status pages shouldn't need any manual intervention.

I setup mine to automatically monitor my website from another service provider in a different datacenter. That way I know if the server is down for any reason and it updates automatically.

If my server goes down, within 5 minutes the status page is red. End of story.

If it's backup the status page goes green again.

Manual status pages are a mistake.
Yeah and capitalism needs the state to maintain hold of private property and the working class through force, violence, order and discipline.

Who's fault was it again? Oh right - the both of you. Buzz off.
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Yes. The radian is exactly what it HAS to be. Nothing more, nothing less. Just like the natural constant e.
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I am from Netherlands and i moved to London.

It seems people here in other European countries do not work hard due to welfare state.

It used to be so difficult working with my unmotivated European collegues and the quality of average employee is wayy worse, no wonder the salaries are depressed as companies can't seem to get ROI.

But in London there are people much more talented and prepared do anything. The talent quality is wayy better than what i found in other European countries.
I think Signal does a very good job at providing easy security for the masses. But for journalists and sources it can be dangerous since it is based on real phone numbers, and those phone numbers are sent to the server to be matched up. It is especially dangerous if the journalists and sources believe Signal is protecting them in that use case.
Sounds like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pay_as_you_throw
Because there's a ton of business to be had with English speakers: buying, selling stuff, tourism. Also many of the English speaking countries are very cool to visit or even move to.

There's not that many Spanish, Chinese or even French speaking countries you'd want to move to, as someone from a developed country.
yup, that's what all the cannabis growers out here in Cali say!
> I had expected when I started putting out food for these, especially the crows (which are known to be able to easily learn to recognize individual humans and learn which humans are threats and which are not) to quickly learn that I'm not a threat.

Birds are second-level smart. They've seen hundreds, thousands of humans. Most of them are a noops. The next largest fraction of them are pains in the ass. The next largest fraction feeds birds, but still hates crows. Then there's some fraction that feed animals just to trap/shoot/kill them, like rats, squirrels, rabbits, doves, even deer. Ain't hardly nobody in hell that feeds birds because they just like doing that.

Birds are smart and they see everything. They aren't gonna chance it. Forget about being friends.

But kudos on your careful eye.
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> data or []
Unfortunately this kind of conditional assignment does not work if `data` is a numpy array. This arguably more numpy's fault than python's, though it is a mildly infuriating when it happens.
Social media is like alcohol, enjoy it for what it is and don't abuse it.

If you become hooked don't be surprised when it's a net negative in your life.
Yeah, but you can do the same with demoscene competitions or competitive programming, while using actual languages.
Best is quite subjective.

Non nullable default types, defer, patterns are great ideas.

Virtual by default,
associated protocols instead of generic protocol,
Exception handling designed based on how objc passes nserror,
Generic instantiation is done at runtime, not by the compiler, so field access and even defining locals involves needless math,

All things with a lot better alternatives at the time swift was designed.
I was hoping for the whole 18TB Google Open Images in one torrent, but alas, they only offer metadata for download, same as Google itself. What a bear of a dataset it is to obtain and work with.
The idea has been around for a long time. Most of the big auto companies have played around with it. There are at least four startups in this space. The big problem is a good actuator, not compute power. Here's an actuator demo from 2014.[1] It can be made to work, but so far, it's not cost-effective. Maybe this time.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYEjAv0hFug
What makes you think he engages with them?
Purchase data sharing with 3rd parties and facial recognition,how rampant are they? And do you know anything about how they track cell phone's wifi mac as a customer goes around the store?
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True, and I do usually go for side projects instead of playing. There's a difference though, that I can't articulate, that makes Zachtronics games alluring, particularly when I get stuck on the side project and lose steam.
we grew berries (blackberries, raspberries, loganberries) when I was a kid, but our doberman would always pick the ripe berries before anyone could get to them. she'd peel her lips back and use just her front teeth to pick them and avoid the thorns.
Excuse me, but this "flipping" business only further reinforces the idea of gender as a binary construct, which is problematic.
I highly recommend https://microcorruption.com/ - it was a game by (the now defunct) Matasano to do hiring for exploit researchers, and is a lot of fun. You're given the disassembly for an ARM e-lock and told to craft an exploit to gain access.
In a capitalistic world, returns on capital are worth more than ethical principles.
Embargo only works towards states that wouldn’t present an incredible opportunity for pushing the sick metric of growth we all have to play along with
If some one post a question like that today, I would reply with a Jordan Peterson video ;)
I'm still pretty disappointed that AMD's alternative to Intel's Thunderbolt, which I think they called something like "Lightning Bolt", never went anywhere. It struck me then as a cheaper open alternative which could do most of the things people would really want to use Thunderbolt for but without the costs.
Yes. The Constitution primarily limits the powers of state/federal government (in a few narrow cases it can apply to private entities as well). A hotel would be able to set whatever restrictions it wants on guns and not be hindered by the second amendment.
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Really well written article. It is hard to articulate what is so frustrating about the attitude of the far right, but it is captured here.
There's also Snips, which is proprietary but runs offline on the device: https://snips.ai/
That Michio Kaku episode[1] on Discovery where he said[2] that we might be able to harness the Casimir effect as a source of the negative energy needed for the Alcubierre drive probably didn't help.

There are more realistic explanations[3] for the Casimir effect however, so no Alcubierre drive for us anytime soon.

[1]: Think it was this show https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci_Fi_Science:_Physics_of_the...

[2]: To be fair, Alcubierre suggested it himself first

[3]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_effect#Relativistic_va...
Did they vote for their dictator over last 18 years, alongside with 72% of other supporters? Do they approve extermination of ukrainians by russian armed forces? Do they approve annexation of neighbor territories? In 2008? in 2014?

It is not "racist" if the majority of population supports unethical things.
How was that possible that 4 year old boy didn't recognise his own mother?
Tungsten-alloys (Lightbulbs) and ceramics (Reentry Shields) are usually up on the list of materials that can withstand these temperatures, lately carbon nanostructures also joined it (Parker Solar Probe).
It's funny how people seem to do the same thing at the same time. I recently made https://github.com/socketry/localhost however `mkcert` has lots of good ideas I'm going to "borrow" :)
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> When I felt anger, I would pause, take a breath and assess why I felt wronged in a situation

For me, it is not easy. How do you manage to pause at first place?
Smokers damage others through secondary smoke.

People that work in pubs and clubs after a smoking ban must see a big benefit.

Everyone old enough to have gone out in the UK in the early 2000s can tell you that pubs and clubs were totally full of smoke and you would come home smelling like an ashtray.

Bit of a weak argument the article makes.
But if you want to take the kids out as a 'reward' meal,assuming you never been to either establishment,would you go to a busy chick-fil-a or a new not so busy raising canes closer to your house?

Convenience applies to fast food but restaurant dining is a bit different,I think what is more relevant to the thread is quality seeking customers as opposed to convenience. Investors want quality over convenience,how they decide on what is of good quality is the debate.
Data Sharing Agreements: None that I know of. That bit is a little out of my range.

Facial Recognition: Very, Very Little. Only in one store at the moment, and it's designed for Asset Protection and tracking a thief around the store.

As for tracking MAC addresses, we track Enterprise devices that associates use, but not customers.
Neat! I didn't know the copy-on-write semantics for filesystems went back that far, the first I knew about was UnionFS[1][2], which features the same semantics in a larger package.

[1] http://unionfs.filesystems.org

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UnionFS
posts like these make HN a unique forum.

Congrats! More power to you!
That's a pretty interesting episode, S01E03 for those who are curious. The Electric Dreams series also has an interesting episode on this (S01E05), but focusing more on virtual reality than re-living your own past (although one can easily imagine a VR of your own memories).
I have a tiny amount of experience in bird control. Birds are devious.

I don't mean evil. They're completely amoral, but they're clever. They'll work out what's going on in order to get their food. Things that might take an insect multiple generations to work out and adapt to, a bird might spend a day or a week on.

In the decade I've been shooting, I've seen many countermeasures (and lures) come and go. Scarecrows consistently fail now. Propane cannons just annoy residents. The birds adapt swiftly because their lives depend on it. That is all to say, lasers won't last. I'd be surprised if they work for longer than a few seasons before the birds are simply used to them.

The silly thing is we know why this is an issue. Intensive farming, outrageous field size, the removal of hedgerows and the removal of predator habitats (mature trees) have all meant massive colonies of pigeons and starlings can exist. If you want to start peddling this back you have to reintroduce the natural controls that used to keep things in check.
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And yet, we want to know more about those subjects. We just have to make do with very limited falsifiability.
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What do I need to know about the “SegmentSmack” TCP reassembly DoS attack?
Isn't AWS Redshift based on Postgresgl ?
Yup - just try and walk somewhere using them in Thailand where there is no effective regulation, you cant really because they are either blocked or people drive onto them. It can take an hour to get a km at times.
This is very true, it’s also worth mentioning that all ways of faster than light travel means travel back in time in some reference frame which in breaks causality.
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Someone create a `sso-login` account in GitHub and create a GitHub.io page
Already report to github. It seems create for a long time. Not sure how many people input their password in it...

https://github.com/sso-login
This just confirms that Casinos companies are mentally more gang/mafia than business with "customer first" approach.
Best "lesson" for hotels would be to move DEFCON to some more pleasant place.
Good job Popper's falsifiability is flawed then; else evolution is not science.
I like the `Rubbish Dump` street.
The implication seems to be that the birds can see the dots in the daytime, although we can't:

> They also work during the daytime. But in sunlight, the human eye can only see green dots dancing across the berry-laden bushes.
Interesting. I would have expected bush planes as needing more cargo space that this plane appears to have.

The PT6A-28 is also a surprising and interesting choice... though I suppose once you get past the idea of not using a piston engine, it's less surprising.
I'm amused to learn that "The term ‘parliamentary cretinism’ was coined by Marx to describe a condition ...' which is 'a stunted political imagination that is consistently out of touch with reality'. Excellent description of Marxism.
>https://frinklang.org/frinkdata/units.txt

I haven't even tried the software yet, but that file is a great read. An excerpt (part of a rant about the definition of the candela):

// What really annoys me is that the official definitions
// don't come right out and say, "okay, we're sorry, this
// is obviously a useless definition for any other
// wavelength, and it doesn't even make sense for *that*
// wavelength. We know. It sucks. The guys at the 16th
// CGPM went out and got drunk the night before instead of
// working on the definition, and they all sheepishly passed
// this in in the morning, and went back to bed. They got
// fired later, make no doubt. It's on our list of bugs.
// We're sending in the Wolf to fix it directly.
// Here is the workaround, but we consider it broken
// and we're ashamed to have ever put it forth in this
// useless form and left it this way for 30 years.
// For now, here is one single draft standard equation to use
// for other wavelengths. Download it here. We promise
// that the link works and contains a computer-readable
// table (though we're too sloppy to actually create a good
// smooth polynomial fit that would be a lot cleaner and
// easier for everyone) and is not some PDF of a terrible
// unreadable old re-scan, stashed away somewhere, making
// you wonder if it's valid today, nor is it a ridiculous CIE
// document that you have to *pay* a hundred bucks for, when
// we could and absolutely need to distribute it for free.
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for researching on a topic and bundling them.
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Don’t think they have figured out what to do after the first year or whether this turns out as a failed investment for investors ... like lost new gigs turn out to be.
The frame shift drive in the ELITE video game series is based on this technology: https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/2nqtzp/fram...
I made my own variant of this as well, although it was just config files & shell scripts wrapping OpenSSL instead of being a custom binary.
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And did the US murder all of these people?

And are all these people innocent civilians?

Wikipedia has the breakdown.
That's not "in other words". That's an ocean away jump to a conclusion.

Turns out it's not just the government who have an anti-tragedy agenda.

If you want to be cynical about it you could say it's bad PR for the hotel. But really, the people making these decisions are actually human beings who don't want their fellow human beings to be murdered.
Note that (depending on how the 3d printer is wired) a defective switch will result in an "endstop hit" condition. A dislodged switch however will happily keep reporting it's not being hit.
lol #notrealsocialism.
the basic course of all socialist systems is
1 : praise as it does well at first
2 : accusations of external influences when it starts failing
3 : #notrealsocialism

every time
Ask HN: Do you monitor your own biomedical data?
If you do monitor your health data (SpO₂, temperature, heart rate, etc.), what is your workflow (using APIs, Bluetooth, data storage and encryption)? If you don’t, why?
Isn't the land a lot of the cost? Why isn't it worthwhile to spend 3x on construction and collect from 2x as many occupants?
Raining temporary glue on their feathers from a drone seems like a better option to me.
RL;tr. who is behind this ? Who are the investors ?
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IIRC, although some variants might have been patented later, the original patent is form the '90s, so as long as an implementation sticks to what it is described there, it should be safe. IANAL and everything.
they aren't socialist. they have large welfare systems but little government ownership of private enterprise. they are generally also high in democracy, 60% of taxes are raised and spent at local level rather than national, which is the opposite of socialist governments who prefer central control
Interestingly enough I didn't even notice it until reading your comment. Looks like I have a "butt" to "cloud" translator in my brain.
> Real on-the-job programming these days is mostly gluing

My God, are we working the same job? Have you ever found a job that was not just gluing things together?
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Thank you for the recommendation, this looks very interesting.
Can you post a link to it?
Linking everything, no matter how tenuous, to Marx for cheap shots is definitely cretinism.
110ft is cited by Ars.
I don't think this is right. I've come to understand the 40gbps number to be the total bidirecional bandwidth with overhead taken into account on a single port.

Which adds up, because, a single port maxes at 22gbps FULL DUPLEX shave off a 10% overhead factor, and double it = 40gbps.
That’s one option, but another more fun option might be to get the game now and be active on the reddit or at least lurk there. This adds another layer of enjoyment as you get to participate in coming up with optimization tricks.

And that said, from experience with previous games in they have released what will happen is that they’ll only do the following things: reorder a small number of levels for balance, add a small number of quality of life features and then after release they tend to add another set of puzzles, where the first set would have already justified the asking price. It’s early access in name only imo.
> If we could ever produce such matter then we could start some spacetime engineering.

Imagine the exotic "pollution" caused by civilizations which are advanced enough to tinker with the fabric of spacetime, but not advanced enough to understand (or care about) the long-term consequences of that tinkering.

Destabilizing solar systems or even entire galaxies, maybe even violating causality..

Imagine the home (and only) planets of younger, insignificant civilizations being caught up in those cataclysms, all traces of their existence wiped from cosmic history in what might amount to the equivalent of a traffic accident or "oil spill" of a greater civilization.

..maybe that has already happened and some of the leviathanic voids we've observed were a result of that? :)

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Void_(astronomy)
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they could keep their profit were they also a bird farm.

they could recalibrate the laser for that task.
> ... giving their lives for their country

This is so surreal to somebody from Europe - how can you justify to be on the moral, just side (or even look at yourself in the mirror and call yourself a good christian or just a good person), when you go to place half around the world which did no aggression towards your home country, invade it, rape it, kill civilians left and right and utterly destroy it for generations to come. Without any proper reason whatsoever. "I was told to" can't be possibly enough.

He might have been a gentle loving person back home, but when deployed, he had to follow orders. He had to kill people in foreign land, people that were home there, defending their home country from foreign invasion. If foreign power invaded your home country/town, wouldn't you stand up to it? (I would probably just leave till all calms down which seems never for Iraq/Afghanistan, but not everybody wants to lose their only home or actually can leave)

No possible moral high ground there. Soldiers are hired guns who kill for the money (or the thrill of it), trying to add some higher meaning there is just unrealistic wishful thinking from army PR campaigns.

Yet another life with possibly great potential wasted on... nothing (actually worse than that - adding more 'evil' to this already messed up world). Serve your country by improving lives of your fellow citizens, however that might be, not by joining some amoral war machinery
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I think that is the joke, it's a reference to a Monty Python sketch about a (deliberately?) wrong Hungarian phrasebook. "I will not buy this record, it is scratched" is one of the examples in the sketch.
This practice of naming security issues is stupid. Anyone who uses or invents one of these nonsense security monikers / terms owes a charity real money. I’d suggest $100 on first offence. Doubling each time.
> I didn't know the copy-on-write semantics for filesystems went back that far

WAFL [1] from NetApp was/is widely in use, utilising CoW, and possibly older than this paper (wasn't able to verify but I know its from '90s at least).

This paper might've been interesting for the legal dispute between Sun and NetApp. Got settled with Oracle in 2010 though.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_Anywhere_File_Layout
This man is a hero. Not only because he served his country so honorably, but for the time, care, and consideration he took to codify his values and morals in his diary. This one hit me hard, especially now that I have a son. To think, there are so many children out there who will never see or get to meet their fathers again. I know it's not the same as a father, but I hope these kids find mentors or guides to try and make sense of the hand they've been dealt.