skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
PuTTY in your hands: SSH client gets patched after RSA key exchange memory vuln
And yet the countries with the best medical treatments available have below replacement birth rates.
Preparing to Unleash Crispr on an Unprepared World
Same happened to Croatia. From 2013. when we joined EU, Croatia lost at least 140000 people, which is about 3,3% of population, but unlike Bulgaria, I can say that Croatia is a really safe country.
I have a number of friends who eat meat only 2 times per week. I used to be vegetarian for about 15 years until I met my wife and we agreed to eat meat, but only organic/otherwise sustainable and only a limited number of times per week.

When eating out, I still eat vegetarian unless I know where the restaurant got its meat from. Increasing numbers of restaurants in Amsterdam do care where their meat comes from, fortunately.
Is the "real value" in making markets efficient something we should strive for? It's clear that not all efficiencies are good for humanity; doubtlessly the working day could be longer and this would be more "efficient" than having that time to rest, and slaves are more efficient (considering labour input as money is much closer to zero for them, and labour output is higher).
Depends what you want. The cheapest decent machine vision cameras that I know of are Basler's dart range, but they're still $100-300. Entry level is the DA2500-14uc (5MP 14fps).

You can also try places like Leopard Imaging or eCon systems. Even then, most of eCon's stuff is $150+ and their APIs feel a bit hacky.

This is all USB3. Unless you really need a mipi solution (you may need an adaptor board to match the), USB is fine. Even a webcam might be good enough.
What We've Learnt from a Year of Blogging
Philips Respironics Amara Gel Full Face CPAP Mask and Headgear
> Since then I've head that the F-Droid operators insist on signing all apps themselves, instead of the developers' signature.

They do reproducible builds starting from publicly available source. Given the AOSP design where code signatures are mandatory and updates are only allowed if signed by the same key, they're taking the best feasible approach.
Yep, electron and analytics code is a no go for me. The analytics is especially bad as it would compromise what I do at work.

Since I have to work with both postgres and ms sql on a daily basis I'm usually doing the database things in Dbeaver and move the code over to R/Python when I'm happy with the sql code.
On the TX2 they had the Auvidea expansion board that was tiny and where they had an M.2 socket. It did have some stuff not working in the kernel tough so you had to do some changes and rebuild it for it to work. A pain in the butt.
Does it work over network shares (SMB or NFS) and how would the performance look like in that case?
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Oh wow! That's why I am saying just by a refurb phone from any reputed company just like https://www.globalgeeks.com
Who knows the phone will save you from an accident
I never understood why it would be so hard to write ptr = &var[0] like in any sane systems programming language.

Is saving to type those extra 4 characters worthwile the CVE mess we got into?
That version has the SMS feature removed.
Works well for me (on Chrome), but sometimes has quite some weird lag (e.g. I rename a column, hit enter, then it first displays the old name, then jumps to the new name again).
Thinking-about-opt-for-the-very-best-stroller-for-cats/
Though I normally encourage vegetarianism and admire vegans, I wouldn't stick to strictly a vegan diet during pregnancy.

From an economic/environmental perspective, severely limiting your intake of animal products is nearly as good as avoiding them completely, and nutritionally you're on much more solid ground.
From the license, this is "shared source" not OSI open source: https://github.com/Microsoft/azuredatastudio/blob/master/LIC...
I think he just means "Network based Input/Output" with it. Based on kqueue, which is a a notification interface comparable to epoll on linux.
No, McCarthy's original Lisp didn't have numbers. See chapter 5 and the linked footnote 4 of [1].

I guess that the Lisp described by Graham does not describe any mathematical operations, since they aren't really required to construct a metacircular evaluator, which is the selling point of the whole article. You don't need numbers for purely symbolic processing; if absolutely required, you can emulate them using Church encoding. Or you could try and make your Lisp dialect practically useful, and extend it with numeric types and operations.

[1] http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/paulgraham/jmc.ps via http://www.paulgraham.com/rootsoflisp.html
It has recently been submitted to TFB.

https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/tree/mast...
How Did the FAA Allow the Boeing 737 Max to Fly?
I always wonder how one would guarantee stability / convergence when learning in the field. Sounds great, but how can this be pulled off in a reliable way? Just dragging down the learning rate does not suffice in my oppinion, as for effective training you should be at the boundary of stability and greedy updates from my experience
While waiting for new medications to prolong life, you can imitate a paleontological lifestyle as far as practically possible. Not just what and when to eat, but also what to expose your body to and how to shape your social life. In addition to a healthier and longer life, you will also be able to perform more and cope with more difficult challenges, which allows for a greatly increased quality of life.
You can use just Nginx as a web server right? Used to do this when learning ruby. Not for prod code mind you.
Why don't you share some of those ideas that you do not plan to execute?

I have read many HN posts over the years from people who have difficulty in coming up with ideas. I am sure that some of them would be delighted to read about some of your ideas.

Personally I come up with lots of ideas that are impractical, non-commercial, too much like something that already exists. But I have difficulty in coming up with ideas that address a common specific need and are feasible and are likely to be commercially viable.
Google Talk was, Facebook just had an xmpp gateway.

Google killed the xmpp momentum by gettimg scared of Facebook around 2010. and adopting the 'walled garden' approach.
Only because the paywall is written in JS.
0.1c would be sufficient for a single generation ship.
The nano has a single USB3 PHY and 3x USB 2. The dev board may have a hub though. https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/autonomous-machines/embedded-sy...
Would anti aging cure mental deficiencies that occur with aging. We lose our ability to learn the more we age.

I'd much rather be able to learn like an 18 year old for my while life and die at 70 then be a senile man and live till 100
Not just in New Zealand. It hurts me when I see people not finishing their plate. I will eat myself sick before I will throw away food. Sadly, this has developed into a bit of a weight problem. And then there's restaurants and supermarkets which throw away enormous amounts of unsold food.

We should buy and cook less food, or maybe have a quick way of sharing left-over food with people who are hungry.
You can get a decent smartphone for under 200$.
Dare accepted. You know that is a false analogy. If you want X you need to get X.

It would be more like a mechanic being required to buy his tools from Porsche to be able to work on a Porsche.

And it's good you bring this up, this too is a problem in the auto industry world. Car manufacturers are pulling these stunts and creating locks for their cars so only approved tools can be used with it.

To continue the analogy, it would be like buying an Epson printer and being force to use Epson ink. Or buying a house and being forced to buy your DIY suppliers from the real estate agent.

We can keep going with analogies all day.
You and I both know that if anti-aging ever becomes a reality it will be available to anyone if, and only if, they can pony up XX million dollars.
Image recognition|OCR|robotic automation|process automation|data extraction
By that logic, we should be eating whales, not cattle. A single blue whale produces a lot more meat than a single cow.
Take a canvas bag, wet it, put your vegetables in it, put the bag into the fridge - they'll last weeks. You can do this with a plastic wrap as well... but why?
Yes, induction does have higher max power in comparison to the terrible resistance hobs and the slightly less terrible ceramics. The problem with induction is that it doesn't work when you don't have a completely even bottom (on your cookware). Cookware warps over time. You can get induction wok stoves, but that misses the point. You can also get a nice gas stove with a massive centre hob for your wok needs.

Even forgetting the evenness issues, which ceramic stoves share too, the modulation just isn't there. Lower power on induction and ceramic means alternating the same power on and off. This does average out over the long term to a lower power, but what if you need a constant lower power? The power settings also tend to be discrete and far apart, which is again completely useless for a lot of fine applications. It's completely useless for instance you want your pilau rice to steam properly at the end of cooking at a low power in a shallow, broad stainless steel pan (as it should be), rather than sticking to the bottom of the pan.
The development kit specifically lists NVMe as an option

https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/autonomous-machines/embedded-sy...
Modernizing the Turing Test for 21st Century AI
To be fair, the App Store review process can often be similarly opaque.
But it takes a generation or two for parents to adapt to the new reality of children actually surviving into adulthood & living prosperous lives.
# Paisa.format / Paisa.format_with_sym

This can be done with Rails's number_to_currency helper: https://apidock.com/rails/ActionView/Helpers/NumberHelper/nu...

# Paisa.words

There is number_to_human which is close: https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/Numbe..., otherwise number_to_words's gem https://github.com/kslazarev/numbers_and_words

I would actually recommend using the money gem to handle money objects: https://github.com/RubyMoney/money
Yeah. I thought of putting my Steam game library on my NAS so I can use the same library across multiple computers, but Steam doesn't like having its game library set on a network share.
The FB post mentions 40 kilos of plastic bags, so consumer waste seems a big part of this one.

https://facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=26893462877586...
We'll make a lesser version of it available to everyone who gets a mortgage > 50 years and a new electric car. It'll involve weekly injections though, that way as soon as you stop paying you go back to where you belong.
Which aspects “are not true”?
It does if you load the Ublock - Privacy list. However I can't tell you whether it's enabled by default.
Yeah, that's peanuts to be honest.

We wrote a layout manager and it's under 400 lines with very liberal vertical spacing. There's really not much to it - just hook the container window and reshuffle the contents in response to WM_SIZING, WM_SIZE. Handle WM_GETMINMAXINFO too if needed.

Custom controls aren't that much harder, but they do require some work indeed. TreeView and ListView are _really_ well designed in terms of customization support. The documentation is a bit heavy, granted, but once you get a gist of NMCUSTOMDRAW phases it's all pretty trivial from there.
> The analytics is especially bad as it would compromise what I do at work.

You can disable the analytics with one line of config.
I hope someday they will support PostGIS geometry viewer - like:

http://www.bostongis.com/blog/index.php?/archives/272-pgAdmi...
I doubt it, unless you are expecting those that are yet to bother switching to HTTP/2, to jump directly to HTTP/3.

The migration to IP6 shows how quick the industry is moving to new protocols.
Croatia is really a sight. Very nice place. On the expensive side though.
I really can't get what is this article about but if it is about the startup or a company then I want to add https://www.globalgeeks.com to this list. They are the great dealer of mobile phones
Every now and again someone suggests an "ideas monthly" thread, but mods are strongly against this.

I agree that once a month is possibly too often, but I think it's a shame because the threads used to generate discussion. They weren't just idea-dumps.

They were also useful because someone would say "I think this is an idea" and someone else would suggest an existing product.
Google doesn't have support even if you pay them (other than for Google Ads, Google Ads has an actually existing support), pretty much that, everything is done by robots which will tell you everything is fine.
Debian is also signing all Debian packages with in their own repositories with their own keys, and nobody takes this as an issue.
Yes but the tweet says that Google 1) completely removed the app and 2) is ignoring their calls for support. Which seems to be false.
From what I read you would have to purchase the $129 board for EMMC support. The $99 board was micro SD only.
Your suggestion is very good, I have made some modifications.
Yea, but Apple has support. Google doesn't really do support.
Chickens are also often kept in tiny cages, often mutilated. Cows are too, sometimes, but on average I think cows spend more time outside than most other farm animals. Though this varies wildly of course.

Sadly, growing cattle costs enormous amounts of food that could also feed people. And they seem to contribute quite a bit to greenhouse gasses. So eating beef may be better than eating chicken when it comes to animal welfare, but worse when it comes to the environment.

Best just eat less meat in general.
You’ve moved the goal posts.

It’s not that the construction of some thing, anything, that can be used to write with is difficult. As you point out a piece of charcoal isn’t hard to make.

Milton Friedman’s point is that even something as simple and inexpensive as a pencil involves people all over the world working together to create it. Some mine graphite, some run ships to move the graphite, some manufacture paint, some grow rubber trees, etc. All of this activity, coordinated and made efficient by the market is behind even a simple thing like a pencil.
I find it extremely scary to make business with Google. Their robot would get your account banned, all cloud, play and every other thing with it. Every hour it is banned would be lost money and lost customers.

This is not my problem, really. It is Google's public image as I seen it soulless support for last 10 years, and stories like this pop up time to time. Too sad they pretty much locked in Android app market, and with every version it is harder and harder to sideload apps. I am not using any Google cloud services if I can find alternative.

I understand that it may be my perception, but I do not understand why company would build such image of itself.
The thought experiment was not "how can I draw a dark line on a surface from scratch" but Making a Modern #2 pencil

and no one ever thought java ee was the only way to make a web application, not even in the early 2000's
99$

With 50$ shipping to France.

What a great deal /s

Or straight up 130€ (150$) from Nvidia France. Not quite 99$.
Tried "search in page" for NVMe, no luck. Not sure what you're seeing.
Ahh, my apologies then. Yes, that’s the summary. You’re not the first person to point this out to me, but it turned out that the other reader stopped at ‘A Personal Take’ — which was what I thought happened here!

(I was going to look at the essay again and ask myself if I made a mistake, since everyone seems to stop at that heading. It also meant my structure was badly chosen. And then I saw your reply!)

Then, to address your idea more directly: I can see where you are coming from, but I think Klein and Kahneman’s definition of ‘has reliable causal cues’ + ‘provides opportunities to learn those cues’ are better filters. Klein studies some incredibly high performing individuals — experts who are able to perform well even in very complex environments. So it’s not always true that complexity of environment determines existence of expertise.
Yes, it can: https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-35636
Ancient Monkey Bone Tools and Narrative of Early Human Migration to Rain Forest
https://twitter.com/albertvaka/status/1107924636799504384

> I'm about to upload a version of KDE Connect to the Play Store with the SMS functionality removed.

Google removes app from the app store until you upload new version.

Not sure if you know, but for KDE Connect SMS access is part of core functionality, allowed use of the API, and author wanted to call explain it as written in [0] but there is nowhere to call.

It's all in a thread.
True, at least the stuff that's not glossed up with bonded plastic coating.

Easy to DIY recycle at home, too. Makes good mulch for the garden, just flatten it out and lay it underneath whenever you put compost/soil down anywhere.

Not so sure about the packing tape that inevitably comes with it.
In our work, all the technical documents are published on our intranet site. We discourage printed documentation as it can quickly get out of date and under pressure people have been known to use the wrong documents and make the problem they are trying to solve worse. Of course, you can always print from website if heading into a secure data centre where external access is locked down and unvetted notebooks are not permitted.

Most of the documents are created in MarkDown and the web pages are updated using Makefiles. Diagrams are preferably in GraphViz, compiled to PNGs and included as images. When GraphViz is unsuitable, LibreOffice draw and export as PNGs.

We also take high-res photos of equipment layouts, etc, annotate them with GIMP and include the exported JPGs.
> people only complain about Slack as evidence that Slack is worse than other Electron apps isn't very convincing.

Spotify is almost certainly used by many more people than Slack, and vscode's usage is probably at least within an order of magnitude. The general feedback in comments is that Spotify is bad but not exceptionally so, and that vscode is actually very performant (not when compared to Vim, but it seems to do fine in the context of GUI IDEs).

The other app that there has been a lot of complaints about in the past has been Atom. These have declined recently due to improvements by the Atom team, but also: Atom being the very first ever Electron app probably didn't help here either.
Nonattribution bias ;-)
Because you need to pick up the phone in order to get any audio to make a fingerprint of.
I feel that this baybe the case when you know js very well and it's just easier for you to write 'custom-js' that will be transpiled to regular one.

I'm working on backend most of the time and relatively recently I needed to do switch to frontend part of our service. For me Vue seems much easier and less confusing. You just have your plain html template and a few 'hooks' to make it work with your js script.

>magnitude more complex and is very inconsistent:

Just as the other guy said - it is very intuitive. You don't even have to learn much of js to make it work perfectly.
In The Netherlands there's strict regulation for unsolicited calls [1]. I used to work in a company active in the field of call management and in my experience this is strictly adhered to, the fines are pretty big and will be handed out, so any (well, maybe most) Dutch company involved in this manages this carefully. The maximum fine is €450,000, which seems big enough to work as a deterrent.

1: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/telecommunicatie/vr...
Try to contribute to open source projects
It's apparently easy to get my phone number from the Chamber of Commerce, which is where those energy peddlers get it. Seems like an easy source of phone numbers for robocallers too. And it's not like I'm very careful with my phone number; I've entered it on tons of websites.

Still no robocallers for me. Maybe European data protection measures do work.
So how easy is it to transfer between devices? This sounds like your keys could wind up in untrusted sources like if e.g. someone emails their keys to themselves, pretty sure then all bets are off that those keys are even secure?
Not only that, but Firefox has amazing tooling such as `web-ext` cli, where you can just execute `web-ext sign` and it'll generate the `.xpi` format, run it through automated test, and give you signed versions you can distribute from wherever you want. They even have a polyfill to make the Promise based API that firefox uses compatible to Callback style APIS in Chrome.
take your outrage and fuck yourself with it.
Organic and sustainable are not the same thing.
Hunting for Memory Leaks in Python Applications – Zendesk Engineering – Medium
For every new project idea, I open a file and start writing everything that comes to mind. A design document if you will. Writing stuff down like this makes things obvious and tangible, easy to juxtapose, as you say, easy to manipulate.

I can't count how often that document is the last thing that I do on a project, because I just can't make it work even on the paper, where ideas are cheap to sketch out.
Fats, protein, and exercise. You won’t get fat, but you’ll put on muscle which will help move toward the appearance you’re looking for.

Without weight lifting or forcing yourself to eat way more than you should do you retain more fat, you may just have a slim build.
Researchers Scrutinize Optane Memory Performance
Sugar has withdraw symptoms.I recall watching a video of a study where rats tested for withdrawal symptoms with Drugs vs Sugar and rats addicted to sugar endured electric shocks to get to sugar and eat it.
I’m unsure how what was stated is false?
The point is: for some reason these cities don't suddenly become so liveable that they're a huge success, neither economically nor as a destination for tourism or retirement. Perhaps those who have discovered their love for this fantasy haven't really thought about all the consequences.
I don't bother with GP anymore, just look on F-Droid for anything I need.

Better/faster app store app.

Better warnings about undesirable app behavior.

Better quality apps in the store.

And no nag screen for billing info every time I download a free app.

This seems to be a general trend in software, and perhaps life in general: an abusive, lower quality default option for those not "in the know", and better alternatives for anyone who is savvy or has a savvy friend.
https://github.com/RubyMoney/money should cover the formatting for this and many other currencies as well.
NSA Makes Ghidra – Powerful Cybersecurity Tool – Open-Source
Fat is certainly a better option in general, but I'm already eating plenty of it - or at least as much as I can reasonably get without dairy. As for sugar, I pretty much only get it from what little fruit I consume, eggs, nuts and a tiny bit of chocolate. I don't think getting a bit more calories from sugar would hurt me given how little of it I currently consume.
Depends on where you want to go. The universe is a pretty big place.
That does not break down the type of food waste

For example I rarely have meat-based food waste, however, I have all kinds of Fruit, and veg food waste do to spoilage.

Meat is easy to freeze and preserve, it is hard to freeze a salad ;)
When your wife does Falun Gong, and her father spent a decade + in semi-prison during the cultural revolution, that tends to not bring out the brightest side of the Chinese Communist Party ;-)
Yes, notice that it’s several hours since the tweet. They’ve obviously been able to work around issue after issue, but the problem still exists: they are a companion app and should not have been forced to remove the SMS feature. And as far as I can tell, google is still not supporting them, so how is that false?
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Did you also travel through the night?