skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For the AWS bill, inbound traffic is free and S3 doesn't cost much (0.023$ / GB), knowing that you'd only store one video once.

Outbound though traffic though is where it hurts: somewhere around 0.15$ / GB, and that's for each and every time any one plays a given video.

1 minute of h.265 would sit around 22Mb (according to the first source I found https://medium.com/@PoloPinetta/youtube-4k-and-h-265-uploads...)

Better get that compression going, and I hope they figure out a way to make some money soon enough, but for a small user base it should be manageable
Again, I could not care less what is in core (which might not be there anymore without a deprecation warning) but I want to use JS functions if I need to. How hard is to understand these requirements?
Agree one selling point of the devices is ease of use, however for someone like me who is equally concerned about privacy, streaming video from my front door is a non-starter. In your scenario, "anyone else who cared to watch" includes anyone with an internet connection, versus some random prowler at high risk of being spotted casing your place due to their physical proximity.

If some rando gets my ring doorbell footage and figures out where I live, that's hard to undo. If someone steals my stuff and gets away with it because I didn't have a ring doorbell, that's annoying but much easier to recover from. We are talking about the difference between an insurance claim and moving house.

The right product for me may not exist yet, but I'd love to have a video doorbell system that I self-host. If I need remote backup I already have that covered, I'm on gigabit FTTH and use client-side encryption for data backups. I'm pretty nerdy and would enjoy setting this up but can't make it a priority now.

Neither your points nor OP's conflict, I think you each just have different criteria and values for privacy and security.
(def fizzbuzz-nums (range 1 101))

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(defn buzz? [n] (zero? (% n 5)))

(defn fizzbuzz? [n] (and (fizz? n) (buzz? n)))

(defn fizzbuzz [n]
(cond (fizzbuzz? n) "FizzBuzz"
(fizz? n) "Fizz"
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(apply println fizzbuzz-list)
Jupyter notebook: Gradient flows between sampled measures
> You can say, for example, "social hierarchy" instead of "patriarchy".

If you're afraid to even name the social hierarchy that we have, why would anybody expect you to be willing or able to put in the hard work of fixing its problems?
I agree to an extent, but it's also easier to pressure people to give up their sources if possession is illegal. I have children, and I really can't accept other children being abused, so I'm willing to accept a little censorship if it can lead to fewer children being abused.

However, this is one of the few cases where I am okay with censorship, so I'm very open to proof that censorship of this content does not decrease prevalence of child abuse.
"That must've been a pretty disgusting story to investigate."

Please, this is limited to law enforcement. DO NOT TRY TO INVESTIGATE THIS yourself. Looking and finding CP could be considered a crime already in your jurisdiction.
Some of the search terms seemed like pretty low-hanging fruit. "Porn CP"? I thought that there was some kind of initiative to just show no results for CP-seeking queries, and that seems like one of the ones that would be pretty obvious to block. I wonder if we're not just seeing the result of a bug.
How is getting grades with an app different than getting grades via paper?
Whoops. Not a book, just a 17 page paper. It's fascinating so far.

Use of Prolog for developing a new programming language (1992) by Armstrong/Virding/Williams.

http://192.121.151.106/publications/prac_appl_prolog.pdf
I had a similar problem the last days. I have an Alienware 15 R3 with GTX 1070. Using Ubuntu 18.04 (LTS... kernel 4.15, I think) didn’t work, also the latest Manjaro (kernel 4.19) didn’t. Using Ubuntu 18.10 (Kernel 4.18) I was able to hook up 2x 4Ks (1x USB-C to HDMI and 1x Mini-DP to Display Port) and 1x QHD (1440p) via HDMI; I was also able to use the laptop screen (1080p). I think only the Mini-DP to DP is outputting at 60 Hz, the other 2 screens at 30 Hz. I think turning off Thunderbolt 3 on the USB-C port was possible in Ubuntu 18.10 which made the difference (I also read in a forum that this made a difference for someone else; but I couldn’t turn off Thunderbolt 3 in my BIOS).

I think in the latest kernel developments there have been lots of updates on USB-C and ports in general.

But that’s why I like Linux as well; it gives me the options to use different distributions and environments. It might be messy sometimes, but I’m not locked in to one vendor.
The worst thing about dongles is that the shape of the connector is not the sole interface differentiator.

I plug in a display port to HDMI adapter to find that it's not the right kind of HDMI and therefore only does 30hz.
Are you asking about this?

https://bucklescript.github.io/docs/en/exceptions
I don't think mainstream comedy has really nailed the intensity and anger of the conspiracy theory alt-right. Their interpretation always has a certain snideness and lacks the sincerity of the real thing.

A little known comedian named Connor O'Malley had a series of comedy sketches about a fake website called truthhunters.com that I think captures it dangerously well.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=truth+hunters+c...
He is officially retired as the moderator/owner here. (There is a moderator team now.) His account has no post in the last three years https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=pg .

IIRC he is active on Twitter. Also, try sending an email.

(Perhaps sending him a one minute demo of one paragraph may convince him that your product is good (, or he may get a lawyer and send a CD letter).)

(If your product is good, this is a scary word.)

(Note: I read the emails from my friends with their voice. The difficult part for an automated version are the intonation of each sentence, the pauses, and which parts to stress.)
You should not mix bdist_rpm and venv; but you can build eggs or wheels with bdist_egg/bdist_whl and install these into venv.
S in SOLID should be single responsibility principle.
US is an oligarchy, not a democracy (2014)
Look here:

https://magic-wormhole.readthedocs.io/en/latest/welcome.html...

tl,dr:

- Rendezvous server is a public one
- You can run your own
- Code is in the `wormhole` library.
Yes, as "recent" as capitalism. The need to pre-finance industrial production. Basically I would not call anything before the industrial revolution capitalism. Free market economy maybe, but this is something else.
I find it really hard to believe that you were unable to understand what I meant.

The complexity of Sysvinit is orders of magnitude less than that of systemd.

This whole thread is a discussion of the relative complexity between sysvinit and systemd. Sysvinit uses shell scripts to implement much of the logic around starting and stopping services. Any discussion of sysvinit and systemd is going to involve bash. It's disingenuous to pretend otherwise.
I resemble this remark; could you elaborate on just who you feel can be helpful to talk to?

I regularly check in with my manager about my performance and he's very forthcoming on it, yet I still don't believe I won't be found out and canned at any second and end up sick and homeless.
> but it's hard to decide where to draw the line

> It's actually very easy - legal and illegal.

In what jurisdiction?
This is why I'm writing my own home automation system that runs entirely on premises. It's too private of a space to entrust to anyone else.
Because systemd tries to hijack as much functionality it can.
Microsoft invests significantly into fighting this filth. Don't let someone's news agenda lead you into false conclusions.
Journals don't use tools that check citation validity?
The "So what? in my day, things were much harder" argument doesn't hold because your parents' generation likely suffered through the Great Depression and WW2. Chernobyl sounds like child's play by comparison.
Same story here, ditched Apple. It's less the money, more the attitude. I have never liked their keyboards.

Gentoo dying semi-frequently became tedious, so I'm currently on NixOS despite issues. My perfect OS would be the power of a Gentoo-style build from source distro combined with a functional management layer performing versioned system snapshots out of the box (but allowing COW for easy additions, unlike NixOS) so you could combine the best of both worlds.

In the future I look forward to a detachable screen and hotels, offices and transportation with standardized secure wireless screencasting... and will someone replace the international mains power plugs with a new multi-voltage (DC on demand) standard already!
The do not core dump.
Sure. I think the perspective I have on this is a lot more common than the "this is too scary to deploy" perspective; these devices are extremely popular in my neighborhood, and cost/convenience is the only thing keeping them from being universal.
I'm curious what about running a container like this is hard as you've implied? Take for example all the great work Jessie Frazelle has done containerizing her desktop and apps (https://github.com/jessfraz/dockerfiles). Or the folks behind LinuxServer.IO. If you already have a container runtime on your system running this, as suggested, is a one-liner.
Globalization means kids are now competing globally even for local social mobility and they can sense it. The consequences of failure are worse than they were, and they are running to stand still. They'll figure things out, but it's not going to look like the past.
I use pastebot on the mac. It should be easy to add this as a "shell script filter", but sandboxing prevents me from getting unidecode. Has anyone else accomplished this?
Cruise's new video showing driverless car navigating very tricky traffic in SF
I loved their UI, but the incredibly horrible export to pdf or print drove me off it. I really needed pdf exports to release versioned documents.
I suspect the argument is that when $BIGCORP puts $1t in the bank, the bank gives out $900b as new loans
I visit "New" a few times a day, it's my go to when I've nothing else to do. Sadly, I hardly ever vote.
This does all sort of go out of the window once the worst case scenario becomes "the government steals everything from you and kills you if you resist."
That's my understanding, though I'd have to do a little digging to be able to support it.
books are pull technology.Audiobooks are push.
the two are different aquisition techniques.
News corporations. Oh wait, that's already a dystopia in the present.

'Tomorrow Never Dies' has really aged well...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomorrow_Never_Dies#Reflective...
You're going to need to provide evidence that well-functioning masculinity results in poor outcomes for men in the way you described.

Nothing in the traditional masculinity framework promotes or encourages behavioral problems (and/or violence) or turns a blind eye to learning difficulties.

To suggest that, for example, assertiveness and competitiveness lead to such outcomes, is, at best an unscientific stretch and at worst - actively harmful by promoting solutions that have no basis in reality.
Perhaps- but the trend is continuing, what if all complex life is eliminated by the damage we are causing?
It's likely they have both.

What they're shipping right now is the latter.

What they're selling to investors is the former. Planet scale.
We just have really good political theatre that gives the illusion of a lively democracy,:)
Your website is a battery drainer, at least on firefox. It uses 100% of a core at all times.
> the Ctrl+Shift+C thing

I don't know about others, but with terminator[0] I'm able to map Ctrl+C to copy - but if nothing is selected, then ^C works as normal. Is that what you're looking for?

0: https://gnometerminator.blogspot.com/p/introduction.html
Amazon's DocumentDB, MongoDB, and TechCrunch
> Every time I go back to X, I'm reminded of why I use Wayland full time.

Why's that? Genuinely curious as I always have the exact opposite experience.

I've found both gnome wayland and sway matching neither x11's features nor performance
> What has the US done at the national level, especially recently, that's even easily within reach against climate change?

Nationally? Not sure. I don't pay much attention to national news or politics. But every day? I see wind farms and solar farms going in all over the place. I see more and more people buying EVs. I see all the major automakers devoting significant R&D to EVs (thanks Tesla, even though your cars are too expensive for me, I do appreciate the kickstart). I see local utilities decommissioning coal power plants or converting them to natural gas. I see people seriously talking about nuclear power again. People are acting, and whether it really makes a difference or not it feels like it does. That was not the case in the Cold War times, when you felt it was all out of your control as an individual, and everything that was or might have been happening was top secret and invisible.
I understand. As a camp host I experience just a little of what he's talking about. I swear there are actually people who ask wether there are lions and tigers around. (I'm in the Klamath Mountains of California!) On the other hand there are little girls like Olivia (about 3) who came up and snuggled against me after I chatted with her and showed her and her father how to pan for gold.

Becoming a camp host is one of the best things I ever did.
Baxter robot throwing a ball to unforeseen location in the real world
>Font rendering, display/compositor fragmentation etc...

Everyone has their own view of rough spots but those aren't mine.

The rough spots I'm experiencing with Linux are very specific. Namely lack of support for some proprietary VPN solutions like Junos Pulse for example.

Also lack of native clients for software like Webex Teams, forcing you to use their web apps which use up so much resources that I'm convinced they've caused my laptop to stall a couple of times.

And of course, perhaps related to the issue above, anything relating to graphics does need work.

The major positive thing I can say about using Linux daily in work and personal life is that it works so well that when it fails you get very annoyed. That's a good sign. It means that it's rare enough to annoy me. If it was too common I wouldn't be surprised when it fails.

I also switched back from Mac to Linux, 2 years ago.

But I use vanilla Gnome 3 on Fedora. Before Mac I used tiling window managers but now I don't see the point. It's just so much configuration to handle which Gnome does without a single line of config or shell code.
Unless there's an incentive for them to share their contributions back to Godot (like a paid plugin store, of which at least one is in development) they won't stay.

And no, I am not talking about the Asset Library.
I would imagine most people hardly use phone calls or SMS.

People need maps, a browser, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Twitter, Instagram. They consider these absolute basics of a phone these days. Before you say 'all I use my phone for is phoning' well that's not what most people do by any stretch.
There's also some nice secondary effects of criminalizing possession of child pornography. What little evidence we have about pedophiles suggests that the majority of consumers of child porn have also sexually abused children personally. And, while child sexual abuse tends to go un-reported and can be difficult to prove in court (usually the child is the only witness, limited physical evidence, etc.) possession of child porn is much easier to get a conviction on. So not only is criminalization stemming the production of child porn, it is helping to find and convict sexual abusers.
Watching Someone Beat a Mario Game Without Pressing Right Is F'ing Wild
Am I correct in that he wipes his arse in pitch darkness? That would be my main concern, not getting shit on myself. But I guess he had the bath to take care of that..
It certainly doesn't just work on my Macbook Pro. Sometimes only one monitor wakes up. Sometimes the touchbar wakes up but there's nothing on the laptop screen or external monitors. Sometimes when the lid is closed it never wakes up. Sometimes the OS forgets which monitor is which and I need to move the mouse off the left edge of my left monitor to get to the right edge of my right monitor.
One interesting application of NTT polynomial multiplication is in fully-homomorphic encryption libraries, such as Microsoft's SEAL [1], where the ciphertexts are polynomials of very high degree. (Disclaimer: I work at MSR using SEAL for machine learning.)

[1]: https://github.com/Microsoft/SEAL
I lift HIT for BB. You might give Elmhurst's nut milks and protein shakes a try. Peanut protein is extremely comparable to meat protein. Veganism isnt unrealistic - it is just not a walk in the park unless you can afford to buy nice products like these peanut protein shakes and drink 8 of them a day.

Proper veganism for lazy hackers like us, that BB, is expensive. You and me both know we arent going to eat a plate of chewy mushy beans. Find the products that work for you. Elmhurst is basically my go-to for most of my protein.

https://elmhurst1925.com/shop/protein-shakes.html
I've always heard these were fundamental problems because of how X is architected. Something like everything assumes the desktop is a single, contiguous grid. Everyone built tooling top of X and tried to mitigate the problems.

I thought it was odd when Apple got a lot of heat for not using X and writing their own thing. It sounds like Apple had evaluated X and determined it wouldn't fit their needs. The same thing happened when things like Wayland started getting written.
Saw this on the Jackie Chan thread yesterday: "It's surprising how much luckier people who prepare are."
Specifically a brand with a
Teflon like compound to make it glide between teeth. Oral B glide and some generic brands that are formulated with that compound.
I'm curious what you find distracting in Gnome? Unless you're running in Classic mode the newer versions got rid of everything except the top menu bar and that is less busy than it used to be. The default launcher works very well using the keyboard only, I actually quite like it (though there are definitely other things I don't like about the Gnome defaults).
Why are competition and taking risks harmful?
I believe you have seriously overestimated your financial literacy if you don't have any investment vehicles deployed.
My dealbreaker with linux is the keyboard shortcuts.

On mac, ^A and ^E work in every text field. Also, you can press cmd with your thumb, which is much more ergonomic than mashing ctrl with your pinky. OSX also has more well thought-out shortcuts than linux in general.

You can try to configure these things on linux, but it's tedious and never works perfectly.
Norway publishes source code for electronic election management system
A similar concept for python: https://github.com/Maratyszcza/PeachPy
I suppose he could believe that midichlorians are a thing that gives telepathic/telekinetic powers without believing that they are sentient and have a will, whereas the Jedi do believe the latter
Middle class American kids are raised to have certain expectations about quality of life - that if they pursue a decent education then they can work 40 hours a week and afford a comfortable house in a safe neighborhood, resources to attract a spouse and build a family, good schools for their kids, and so on.

Most wake up in their mid 20s and realize that they have a pile of student loan debt and housing in desirable areas is beyond reach. It's the fundamental disconnect between what society (parents, media, culture) led them to expect and the reality they are confronted with that causes confusion, despair, and anger.

Reactions are varied. Some give up, some dig in. The American dream is still alive and well it's just accessed differently than it used to be and we don't talk about that enough with young people. Personally I'm surprised the youngest generations aren't even greedier, more ruthless, and more focused on economic value than they seem to be, based on the structure and incentives of the world into which they were born.
ActivityPub? Well, it’s not that bad
Assistive tech can't handle the unusual fonts people use on Twitter to be cute
Letter of Recommendation: Old English
As a related aside, kids can often reflect their parents anxiety. Adults are super stressed and anxious about the future, and I am sure that is having a noticeable effect on children.
>> so I'm very open to proof that censorship of this content does not decrease prevalence of child abuse.

Well, I guess people who molest children do it because they like molesting children - not because they want to produce CP. Producing CP is in addition to an illegal activity they already do anyway.

But yes, I'd like to see proof on whether the censorship is doing anything here, I just don't know how anyone could ever do any research into it.
That if their goal is to cash out then it didn't matter to bother.

Or maybe, that it's possible to dodge a bullet of their own stupidity and still successfully cash out.
I think I've seen this font before on HN, and I still think B and 8 are too similar (the 8 is quite blocky and only differs in the left corner pixels).
This is the crux of it. In my experience, the roadmap in the OP accurately reflects the topology and expectations of today's hiring landscape.
Making $8.8B in profit doesn't mean you're able to solve any technical challenges.
Yeah the UX is better than any of the commercial chess websites.
> especially when it's obvious they're just either not the intended audience or they're misinterpreting the goal of the graphic.

But is it obvious? I'm sure others resonate with that.

You have to consider the possibility that his criticism is entirely valid and that a non-zero number of people find this roadmap way more convoluted than it ought to be.
"Pottery jugs from between the eighth and second centuries B.C. bear administrative stamps that changed with the political situation. Unbeknown to the people firing these jugs, the act of heating locked information about the Earth's geomagnetic field into minerals present in the clay. Because the stamps provide precise information about when the pots were fired, the study allows a detailed look at geomagnetic changes over 600 years."

https://www.livescience.com/57868-earth-magnetic-field-spike...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18876114
Have a Thing
Sounds pretty familiar. I have it to the point that I can only truly relax when I travel for work, alone, but when traveling with the family I am an un-enjoyable ball of stress because I feel I need absolute control and we're just going to get screwed and dropped of at unsafe places etc. I guess I always dealt with it by thinking: I can take anything (sleep on the street, fight, etc). But my family can't. It's difficult to relax. Being aware of it has helped the last years (a career coach pointed it out) but the rewiring is slow.
/r/T_D was such a strange mix of Russian bots, trolls, true believing incels, and meme spitting grandpas that I'm sure it could be studied for years by social scientists.
Reminds me of the MTT Y2K Turbine Motorcycle (Y2K Turbine Superbike). It literally has a jet engine.
But you know that my post is a criticism of the systemd ecosystem, or, more specifically, its status as the de facto. All my systems that run systemd run journald; all of my systems that run journald run systemd. Because those are the choices the distro devs made. My systems which don't run systemd are immune to these vulnerabilities.