skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Didn't even receive an NL alert. My collegue sitting next to me did. I'm on KPN so I guess the alert depends on the specific provider.
Why the Soviets Lost the Moon Race
Coincidentally there’s another story on the front page about using a Raspberry Pi to hack NASA: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20264774
Thanks for that — I was off on the exact numbers, but I think the trend still holds true because those market fluctuations happened nationwide. People in smaller cities want to preserve that “small city” way of life, which makes it harder to build affordable housing to handle the influx of “economic refugees”. There’s enough tolerance for remote work that locality of employers is not as strong of an effect on housing prices as it used to be, which makes smaller cities really attractive.

It’s a problem that will get worse before it gets better, and the cities that can figure out how to provide housing that someone working minimum wage can afford will be the winners.
1x House power monitor
1x Solar power monitor
1x DVBT airplane tracking (flightradar.com)
1x Fridge temperature and humidity graphing for Salami chamber
1x Pi-hole (I also run a second pi-hole on a VM)
It's worded poorly and should say "would pass emissions TESTS...", I think. What does it even mean to pass a limit?
Using several Raspberry Pis to monitor CO2 levels in my house. Each Raspberry Pi has a CO2 sensor - wrote a little Python script to retrieve data from sensor and upload it to a server Which is also a Raspberry Pi.
I run Pi-hole off a RPi Zero W on my local network. Set it up over Ethernet with a bit of cron automation [0] and later expanded Gravity (the blocklist) along with firewall NAT rules to redirect all DNS queries to go through the Pi-hole [1].

[0]: https://paul.af/adding-pi-hole-to-my-local-network

[1]: https://paul.af/pi-hole-revisited
They're moving config from each individual umbrella application to the root of the umbrella. Gotta love how the team keeps things simple and opinionated. These little choices add up to quite the developer experience.
I built a guitar stomp box using a Raspberry Pi Zero to trigger samples with a foot switch. Runs on 9 volts and has a very bright OLED display so I can still see what it's doing when I'm playing in a dark venue.
The Fed Needlessly Undermined Growth, Study Confirms
1$ / month per domain would have zero impact on affordability for the average American on .com. With .counrty codes they could have higher or lower fees at their discretion.

Instead DNS is basically useless for the average person who uses search engines and bookmarks to find things.

PS: The Phone number system oddly enough is far more user friendly in practice.
I somehow thought they might be purely kinetic at that speed
There's a good 'why releases' section of the article.

Even without the compilation and configuration stuff, it's easier to put the release bundle in something basic like an alpine image, rather than keep docker image versions and app in sync.
the difference between 60 minutes editing and veritas (epic name, "truth", lol) is that 60 minutes doesn't edit a clip to the point of changing the apparent meaning of what's being said. That's exactly what veritas does.
Please retract this article and issue an apology statement because of the infringement of the reputation for Chinese civil by publishing the article. The truth is — First, in China, we don't use email very often, using Wechat app to communicate instead. Therefore, the way of receiving responses in this study is not in line with China's situation and is unfair. Secondly, we usually have "lost and find offices" in every place — such as airports, hotels,restaurants — and we choose to wait for the owner to come rather than contact the owner. Why do you investigate the national conditions of Japan, but do not respect ours? Third, China is one of the largest cashless payment countries in the world, now in China, everyone uses mobile phones to pay, no one will take cash out, so it is rare to lose your wallet in China. I hope you could design an objective and fair experiment next time, and science magazine can make an objective and fair report! THANK YOU!
And Iran carried out cyberattacks on us. Just continuing the status quo
What's the difference between "rich conceited asshole doing it for ego" and "adventurer doing it for humanity"? At the end of the day there's no practical benefit, only that person's experience.
A lot of this probably seems obvious but just putting it down for what it is worth.

The key here is to ask open questions that require non-signal worded answers. Do not phrase all your questions where a yes/no is an acceptable answer. You want to approach them and learn their needs which means the most important skill you will take with you is listening to understand not to respond.

Get them to discuss their needs, wants and ideals for the project -- what are the absolutes in the project as well. Learn why the project was started/contemplated, e.g. what problem is it really solving. Ask who from the company is aware of the project and what the visibility is like (mostly relevant in larger organizations as in small companies everyone usually knows). Understand the why of what they are needing, not just the what, and that will help you know what pitfalls might also exist in the requirements later.

Be up front and explain your focus of this initial meeting is to make sure you have the best understanding you can so as to provide them with an accurate proposal, and so understanding why the project came about will help you understand requirements better. I also always believe in the first 5 minutes of a meeting like this you should state what you are hoping to achieve with the meeting and ask them what they want to achieve or what they want to make sure you walk away knowing.

Find out if there are any third parties you need to work with for this project, anyone outside their organization, any restrictions or limitations etc. Any integrations, third party software etc, all that is important as you I am sure already know.

Lastly, if you haven't already, make sure you understand their budget for the project. Is this already funded to a certain level etc. This helps you know that if they are asking for $100k worth of work but only budgeted $30k they are either not in touch with reality of the project or you misunderstood something and need to get more clarification.
I'd say that's consistent with my claim. While the official Catholic teaching is suicide is a mortal sin and deserves hell, Protestantism has no official teaching on the matter. Plus, numerous Protestants believe they cannot lose their salvation regardless of what they do, in which case suicide is a quick ticket to heaven.
Following https://github.com/stedolan/jq/issues/243 i commonly use https://github.com/joelpurra/har-dulcify/blob/master/src/uti... to explore unfamiliar json, ie:

$ docker inspect 620f55df9177| structure.sh |grep -i addr
.[].NetworkSettings.GlobalIPv6Address
.[].NetworkSettings.IPAddress
.[].NetworkSettings.LinkLocalIPv6Address
.[].NetworkSettings.MacAddress
.[].NetworkSettings.Networks.bridge.GlobalIPv6Address
.[].NetworkSettings.Networks.bridge.IPAddress
.[].NetworkSettings.Networks.bridge.MacAddress

$ docker inspect 620f55df9177| jq .[].NetworkSettings.IPAddress
"192.168.0.2"
Well you did effectively write a pre-dismissal of group action; "this community usually responds that you can't and suggests government action". Perhaps the community responses have had a point?

Leaders, and corporates today generally lobby, market or campaign to individualise more business overheads and make them an externality (ie someone else's problem, like litter or packaging). It becomes a consumer "choice", which makes it all rather one-sided. It's been a point of almost surreal agreement between major parties around the world in recent decades making the current multiple crises inevitable.

Most quality of life regulations seem to have come from hard-fought, often literally hard-fought, mobilisation in groups - that gave enough leverage - whether through civil disobedience, campaigns and demos or unionisation and strikes, and the occasional bad accident to get government action.

I see politics and group action as leverage, a multiplier, that might bring change in the timescales we need. Individual actions as being about self-respect and looking my kids in the eye rather than any chance of achieving change, as that needs a movement. shrug
- WiFi garage door controller
- OSMC x 2
- Stratux

I had PiHole, but moved it to a tiny VM in an effort to minimize cables.
I was totally shock why this kind of racism and stupid paper would published! Only contains highly Biased data analysis method and ridiculous testing model. When you try to make such a survey in a country, please at least try to figure out what relevant data you should use. Firstly, the editors are totally stupid to use email to reflect so-called “honest”, most of Chinese only use more efficient and popular app such like We-chat. Moreover, when normal people pick up a wallet at hotel or street , them would just give it to the lobby or the police station. Who will send a email to say “ Hey, you lost something come and get???” How does this process even make sense in a 1.6 billion country? And Last But Not Least, WTF of saying that Japanese they are test free because their police station is..??? What are the writers trying to imply???? Totally shit!
> it isn't removing it from the biosphere

This doesn't make sense to me. While some plastic is eroded or eaten from the rock's surface, all of it originated from the ocean where it was available to enter the biosphere anyway.

From their appearance, it seems the surface of these rocks is continually buried by sedimentation, which would capture at least some proportion of the plastic.

Conversely to the biological interaction being detrimental, I wonder whether it could be beneficial. Conceivably the biofilm may adhesively capture plastic, binding it to the rock and facilitating its capture beneath sediment. Additionally, in biochemical sedimentary rock formation, molluscs contribute to the growth of the rock by forming shells which adhere to the rock.
We did it. Got no answer in a month.
That depends on who is doing the actual tracking/correlation and, assuming it's a third party, how quickly the site hands that data off.
I have a script that retrieve photos from an attached camera and then uploads the images to an AWS GPU instance and train an image recognition model there. This is all for controlling my model trains :-)
For simple protocols protobuf decoding has no taken branches. I.e. if you only use the first 15 field numbers (all your tags are 1 byte) and if all the types are the expected types, and if all the variable-length items are < 128 bytes long then you can decode the message without taking any branches. In C++. Most of the other languages have simpler and slower codecs.

This is the hot path in C++[1]. A really large amount of work has gone into protobuf C++ performance in the last 3 years or so.

1: https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/blob/master/src/...
Despite what everyone would like to believe, FANG isn't the industry.
>this is a curse that's almost unique to Haskell—the language is also prevented from utilizing future improvements to sorting algorithms!

Back in reality of course, Haskell has fast, generic, linear-time sorting: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/discrimination
I'm interested in learning more about your LED light alarm set up—I had a similar idea a while back but am less familiar with the world of Raspberry Pi.
Those things don't necessarily have to be mutually exclusive - though grant, they likely will be as implemented. Face ID is incredibly convenient on phones, and I while I didn't expect to care either way on the iPad, it's just as nice there. My only complaint with my 11" iPad Pro's Face ID is that the sensor is only on the "top", and is almost always covered by my hand when I'm holding it in landscape (which is pretty much always). A second sensor on the right side of the device, near the magnets for the Apple Pencil, would be very welcome.

For a laptop... I'm not sure exactly how that would best implemented. The easiest thing to do would likely be to hardwire an LED to the sensor so that it couldn't be activated without notifying the user. Otherwise... perhaps it could be implemented as a self-contained authentication device that sent some sort of hash of the user's facial features to the OS, instead of the actual image? I'm not familiar enough with how the technology works to say for sure.
I use one as a hub/gateway for untrusted IoT devices.

It hosts a separate, isolated wifi network via hostaod/dnsmasq. Clients aren't given routes to the primary network or the broader internet - they should only see the Pi and other clients (I'd eventually like to restrict access to other clients as well, but haven't played with that yet).

Access to the devices is via a web server running on the Pi that relays commands and responses. Right now it's a page full of hard-coded buttons and indicators, but I eventually want to turn it into a flexible firewall-like system to make it easier to add/configure/remove clients and rules.
I use mine to run and monitor my 3D printer remotely. I use octopi and the little webcam extension.

Since I have a permanent use for it now, I'll probably be buying a second to play around with.
And of course someone flagged this good article. The pro-China narrative on HN is real.
Meat curing fridge, plant watering system, LiDAR controllers on my truck
1. The sample size is insufficient and the specific sampling method is controversial; 2. How could SCIENCE journals allows such an imprecise article to be published? 3. China and Japan should not be treated differently in this absurd investigation.
I would argue the same thing does happen in other positions - salespeople usually cap out at some point or go into management (Though it can be a little odd since they have a commission portion usually. If you're really good, there's not really a cap, but functionally...). Surgeons and lawyers generally cap out unless they end up especially prestigious, but it's high enough that it mostly doesn't matter.
Have you ever read the studies of people prevented from jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge?
Or use a federated contact book, such that a site operator could openly publish a memorable name, and those names could be propagated to others and given aliases.

...so then the nodes operated by the FAANGs would be authoritative just by virtue of popularity. Dangit.

I guess we're back to HOSTS files.
I’m living a small town with 50 Chinese, and can I conclude that there’s no other human on the planet??? Why don’t Chinese shoot block people, but only white people. Even debt default rate could represent better “results” on the “research”. It’s a joke if you call your self as a “researcher”
COM vs SOM: The Component Object Model and Some Other Model (1999)
Rising Temperatures Ravage the Himalayas
Edge-Notched Cards
I have one hooked up to my TV on an HDMI port to display all my home surveillance cameras in a grid. Works with any cameras that support RTSP.

https://selfhostedhome.com/raspberry-pi-video-surveillance-m...
A client that I'm consulting was being ripped off by a local IT provider with pricing for on-premises servers & MS software.
I proceeded to rent cheaper equivalent machines off-site.
The IT provider claimed the hardware firewall (Fortigate) was not configurable for site-to-site to the new machines directly (could be, not an expert on those).
Therefore, I ended up purchasing several Raspberries and configuring them as OpenVPN routers that opened up the office LAN to said machines.
Quite satisfying, as it allowed to break the client out of the proprietry software/hardware/vendor chain at a rather small expense.
Scientists Filmed a Giant Squid in North American Waters for the First Time
Propaganda from Project Veritas.
Did you do some work to run 100% from ramdisk after boot? Conventional wisdom says that the SD cards should fail eventually from log writes, etc.
as a general rule, this is because the "news cycle" moves on to the next story once the outrage over their selectively edited video has been spent.
What sensor did you use? All the ones I’ve seen tend to be pretty expensive
A security camera NVR. (Help wanted! I'm developing it here: https://github.com/scottlamb/moonfire-nvr I'm proud of the design but it's still far from a polished system that does everything a reasonable person would expect. Lots of opportunities to extend it if you're looking for a fun Rust + Javascript project.) A Raspberry Pi 2 will run a working setup; the new Raspberry Pi 4 should be a lot more pleasant in terms of being able to recompile it in a reasonable time, transfer video segments quickly, etc. I think the biggest missing piece is a real-time clock. Faster flash, builtin SATA, and a builtin NPU would also be great of course but not realistic for $35.

A home theater control system. The Pi uses HDMI-CEC, my Samsung TV's EXLINK (their protocol over RS-232), Roku's HTTP interface, etc. and an Android app is the frontend. I wanted to make this into a nice polished thing other people could use but have given up on the idea for now. The thing is that media components are super finicky, many things need special support written just for them, and you really have to extensively tweak them to see how they function as a whole. (eg does your TV turn off your stereo receiver when it turns off itself. The answer varies based on the model and settings of both components.) HDMI-CEC doesn't live up to its potential in this regard.

[edit: fixed hyperlink]
I'm talking about using security keys. Not TOTP.
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A paper was just presented at PLDI on Project Oak (PDF not yet available?):

https://pldi19.sigplan.org/details/deepspec-2019-papers/11/P...
But the article says you have to run the release on the same OS/version that you built it on. So if you're running it on alpine, won't you need to build it on alpine, which suggests you'll need to configure your Dockerfile to compile it anyway?
Thermal performance is my #1 issue with the MBP. I have a 2017 13", and it really struggles with even modest sustained loads. I often work outdoors from a hammock, and even in the shade it throttles very quickly when using Docker to spin up a local instance of an app or even tox to run its test suite.

Even just web browsing quickly becomes a problem if the laptop is in direct sunlight.
Not true. Psychiatrists acknowledge that social and environmental factors can be causes of mental illness.
Pi hole.
SSH server for tunneling
gogs

Anything else that needs a tiny Linux box.
Apologies if it's obvious but what does "AVR" mean in this context?
1. PiHole (seems popular in this thread)

2. OctoPrint for my printer (with a touchscreen because I hate using the knob-based interface on the printer when I'm leveling the bed or doing maintenance)

3. Sitting on my desk because my Terraria server was freezing when saving the world file. Might set it up for emulation in the living room
I propose closing comments on this topic (or maybe close comments to new accounts), as I think enough discussion was had, and it's annoying to see the /newcomments page spammed with dozens of similar comments.
Yes, it’s called a “parlementaire enquête” but it’s a fairly heavy handed tool to wield so it’s not done very often
I was going to ask if yesterday's election was a decision point for moving to Istanbul from Bodrum?

I think people underestimate the language barrier here. I think it is not going to be "hard", it is going to be impossible. Even in Istanbul, especially in some districts you can't find a single person who can speak English.

I am a Turkish student in the US right now getting my masters. Turkey would be the last place I would move to for many reasons. First being the language barrier and the corruption. I know the advantage in expense but I would guess there are countries with better opportunities.
There's a thousand or so of them scattered around Europe which were the foundation of the company I work at, acting as IoT hubs to communicate with devices designed to alert insurance customers of floods, intrusion, and fire in their homes. We hadn't ever really planned to get into building our own hubs, but the RPi ecosystem meant that when we were forced into that corner on short notice (thanks Smartthings for shutting down app approvals at the last minute) we were able to go from zero to working product in a matter of weeks!
How is he a tool for undermining the proliferation of facts? Just because facts come from a sexual predator doesn't make them any less true. If someone isn't willing to put in the effort to validate truth, then they can't handle it.
Energy use, probably. I bet the RPi uses a ton less energy than your linux server. But in this case that's not really a tradeoff since you'd be running your server in addition to the RPi.
Wait, what? I wrote an Elixir/Phoenix webapp around 2015 and one of the major selling points was the ability to hot-upgrade code that was inherited from Erlang. What changed?
Better marketing and a cool name.
You can always find examples that counter the generalization but don't necessarily make the generalization false. In general, a 40 year old is going to be better than a 25 year old in understanding how software is applicable to business simply because they have more experience. They have been in more business meetings and seen how their software applies. Does that mean a 25 year old can't be better than a 40 year old at that? Of course not.
Gotcha, I was envisioning commercial development, as the article talked about private equity buying thousands of homes.

A friend runs syndicates for commercial properties like hotels and apartment complexes. His product is essentially depreciation credits, and buildings are like a byproduct.
Do you mean like mainstream television news does? The reason I ask is because I have not noticed any big or even significant shifts in context between whatever snippets they release and any raw footage that makes it out afterwards. That's just me, and I'd like to think I'm being reasonable in looking at this.
Finally ! Now send me the.megadownload-link for Bigfoot and e.t photos
> Banning new ICE car sales in 2025 and on the road in 2030 would be about in line with what I'd expect the market to do anyway.

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. How delusional can you get?
My wife and I both have iPhones on KPN. No alert. We have an old Moto X 2013 that we use when we have to check our old German T-Mobile numbers for missed calls or SMSes. That phone did get an alert. Thrice.

It is worrying that these alerts do not seem to work correctly, since it is supposed to replace the 'the air-raid alarm' (in 2021).
I use a B+ to run a print server. Its wired directly over serial to a receipt printer. Since it exposes a standard CUPS interface, I have a few bots that call it to print out things. (messages, memes, weather, diagnostics)
I was reading the the OP's question as generating the API from the implementation. Your point about generating the implementation (i.e. a Proxy interface) from the API spec is right on.

Thanks for the Namely case study as well. It was timely reading. :)