skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was thinking on a longer distance, like between left and right hand, or between a hand and a leg (which I still think is near impossible to cause any harm with 12 volts). But surely it can happen on a distance of less than few cm, when the + is in a very close proximity to the - (touch here to get your fingertip heated!).
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> a jet colormap and no legend

this is very standard for interferometry (that represents a height difference modulo some step). There is no useful "legend" that you can associate to this colormap. The only information missing is the step between cycles of the colormap, which is given.
I'm pretty sure Trump does most of his own tweeting, though. He seems legitimately addicted to the platform.

Although there was an article during the election suggesting you could tell the difference between Trump and his handlers tweeting by the way the tweets were worded, so he probably isn't alone.
They include an NDA, but a time-limited one - i.e. they require the researcher to give them a period of time (usually 90 days or more) to create, test, and deploy a fix, after which time the researcher can publish. Zoom's NDA was a permanent gag order, which puts no pressure on the company to actually fix the issue and doesn't alert laggard users that they need to update their software.
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IIRC copy_expert just lets you enter the postgres COPY command that's used to start the transfer manually, which by itself doesn't change anything.

It does allow you to use the BINARY transfer format, though, and that's quite often the fastest version, at the cost of a more complicated data transformation step.
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Burnt my fingers with Catalina. Too many issues for it to be released as a public beta. Very much unlike Mojave which was almost problem-free at beta. (Happily back on Mojave now).
Humanity could bomb itself back to being just a single stone age tribe tomorrow and it likely wouldn't reverse the course of climate change.

The avalanche has begun, it's too late now for the pebbles to vote.
From reading half of Steve Jobs' self(-ish) biography (wouldn't read all of it, too dark reading to me at the time) I figure Steve had bromances with many people by virtue of narcissistic bonding.
I believe that the grandparent poster could be qualified as rather 'hawkish'. I hope truly that cooler heads are at the helm of international politics.
I sort of agree - I just wish there were more options, that didn’t have the same tradeoffs on alertness and attention that driving a car has. Self driving vehicles will certainly sell themselves.
Running a local helper to take control from the browser is absolutely a bad architectural choice. The browser doesn't allow websites to open local programs without going through a user confirmation process for damned good reasons, and Zoom decided to put a lot of effort into circumventing that security measure to save users a click and so boost their conversion rates by a few percentage points.
What about Ubuntu/Debian's checkinstall?
I'm not sure you want to eradicate the common cold.

I myself had had mercury poisoning (I wrote about that in other posts, treated with chelators with great positive effect). I noticed A) that the numbers of colds I had and their severity and duration are greatly reduced down to almost nothing. It was that just before I was diagnosed I was afraid of catching a cold in fall/winter because it would stay with me until May without ever going away.

During the recovery and treatment I noticed that every time I had a cold there was especially great activity exactly in the places where I had the most issues (in non-cold times), and that when it was gone I felt a lot better than before. I came to suspect, and now firmly believe after having gone through this a few times, that the colds helped the healing (and getting out whatever needed to get out). I think there are other indications as well that mild disease like the cold has beneficial impacts(?).

What if you eradicate a really mild inconvenience only to find out that that was actually a bad idea?
Do you really think there is a non-zero probability of the price of a stock, say Apple, closing today over $1000? Over $1mn? Over $1bn? Over $184467440737095516.15 which is the largest number of cents that can be stored as a 64-bit integer? Over 10^100 dollars?
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It's not always the drivers' fault, some pedestrians are just asking to be put in a coffin.

Where I live, most people jump on the road, jack-in-the-box-style. They don't wait for the cars to stop, they don't even bother to look around. They walk slowly, sometimes crossing the road at an angle (which takes a lot more time, obviously), even if it's a single physically fit individual blocking a busy 4-lane road. I'd say about 80-90% of pedestrians behave this way.

So, despite it not being a particularly big city, running over pedestrians is a daily occurrence.

I am a pedestrian myself, mind you. I don't even have a driver's license.

Is the situation better in the US?
Updating this for the modern era, I suggest the Airbus 380. Crash a fully fueled pair going full speed at about 800 feet up, with the crowd back 2000 feet.
Yes, a microwave is very efficient at killing germs, if not one of the best and most reliable solutions available to consumers. Just watch out carefully for things on your jeans (or clothes in general) that you shouldn't put into a microwave please, like buttons made of iron for example.
Yeah, definitely a choice! I chose to quit a nice, salaried job in the city and move back to my small hometown and start a contracting business. Stressful, but it's working out great so far!

I worked in startups prior to that so it wasn't a huge leap outside my comfort zone I guess.
A long time ago I ran anticapslock.com with articles and software about disabling/remapping the key.

The best achievement I did in the process was creating a software called clipcontrol, which turned the caps lock key into a clipboard control key.

So caps+X/c/v worked like cut/copy/paste
Caps + 1-9 was history number 1-9
Then there was support for persistent clipboard entries, etc etc
Even plugin support to do text formatting and similar :-)

I'm not sure if it still works on recent windows versions, I switched to Linux a long time ago and a Linux version is yet to be done

Anyway, I think caps lock should be a clipboard key as clipboards are an important part of many workflows.
No, as the voiceover says, it was a much less powerful Class 46 (46009).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_46
You might enjoy monster truck rallies, demolition derbies and/or banger racing.

There are even 'adventure experience' companies that will let you crush a car with a tank, a price.
Here's what I find suspicious about this study: resuspension being counted as an emission.

It's said that cars "produce" PMs this way even though they don't per se.

What I'm getting at is that if we reduced the amount of particulates added to the system, then surely there would be less to resuspend?

Unless there's some other, non-car related source of these. If so, why not address it instead?
maybe the trolleys where substituted by the coaches because there were more cheap to use, you don't have to create a network of cables overhead, and with cheap gas there where no need to electrify the public transport.

The coaches have the benefit to be able to go anywhere and modify your routes as suits you, while the trolleys need a fixed infrastructure. Both have their own pros and cons, so i don't see the need for a conspiracy.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/clipcontrol/
Based off your parent poster's description of the situation, it sounds as if the pedestrian had the right of way.

However, if the driver was half their age, all else equal, would we say the DMV should assess if they're competent to drive? The primary cause of the accident could be independent of age.
Now this is the content I come to HN for. A serious hack just days after the 4 was released. Kudos to the OP.

I envy people like OP for their tenacity. I barely have time to follow what's happening in IT, much less get ahead of the pack in doing cools hacks like this.
OpenVPN was/is meant to "just be https traffic"
Ohh I see where this is going qdot_me — would love to be able to hook up a GPU to a RPi4 to crypto-mine. So useful for so many applications ! I will seriously fund you if you can make this happen, hit me up by email. My contact info is on zorinaq.com
Thank you for the additional info. What this tells me is that Mozilla does not see add-ons for Firefox as essential as I do, which is indeed troubling for me.
Hijacking the thread:

I develop remotely on VPSes because I like to have an always-on box reachable from any client. I am wondering if a RP4 offers a similar experience at lower cost.

Does anyone use a RP for this?
Really? They were working on the bomb and nothing was suggesting that it will be used?
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For anyone using Pinboard, Why would I use it instead of pocket?

I have been using pocket for a while and the overall feature set and mobile/browser support is great.
it wont, the city i live in is actually pretty high above sea level, im unsure if its accurate but i once heard that if the ice caps were to melt it would be one of the largest cities still above sea level, so at least we have one positive point!
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Spam call filter app. Possibe?
In response to this news about AT&T blocking robo calls. https://www.techspot.com/news/80874-att-begin-call-authentication-screen-out-fraudulent-callers.html

We don't really have a problem here in Australia, I get just a few a year, but I understand its a much bigger problem in the US.

Is it possible to make an Android and iOS app that will answer an incoming call and play a recoded message to the caller asking some questions, then listen for answers, then if the answers are correct, ring the phone and connect you to the caller?
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I think the most likely reason is simply that they were first. And whatever managed to close some metabolic or reproductive cycle first got, and I mean this quite literally, an exponential boost over everything else. So think of early proto-life on Earth not as some single thread doggedly proceeding up an evolutionary ladder, but rather a series of epochs where there's great diversity until BOOM some set of molecules manage to close some metabolic or reproductive loop and then outcompetes everything else in essentially a blink of an eye.
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Yes, it's a little bit better in US than in some other countries. On the whole (especially in smaller cities where people have 'time'), people generally stop cars for pedestrians, slow down near intersections and zebra-crossings etc. (Can't say the same about bigger cities like Boston/Chicago etc. however)
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It's more like deKulakisation.
They got the locomotives and tracks to the crash site somehow, so presumably they know a thing or two about moving heavy stuff around.
A guy who makes highly controversial posts on social media getting death threats is not news. No, he isn't a "dangerous" individual like facebook defines, but if you want to polarize via social media, live with the consequences.
It sounds shocking if you only travel in car as it doesn't affect you as much but if you ride a bike it's a fact of life in many areas.

For example if you wear lycra, you will probably find that a percentage of people will regularly try to "punish" you because they think you "look funny".

The mildest form of punishment will be them driving as close to you as they dare. That could be 50mph 12"s away. That's like standing on the other side of the do not cross line in the subway as a train comes past.

That's my anecdotal experience but a quick search Youtube will turn up many examples of this. Action camera manufacturers specifically design products to document this.

Worse though, you'll probably eventually have someone be more directly aggressive to you. Maybe throwing something at you or trying to drive you off the road.

In that context I think that the phrase traffic violence is fitting. If someone is using a vehicle as a weapon what else would you call it?
If you expect your game in India will sell 50.000 copies at $60 but 250.000 copies at $10 you are losing out on some of the money ($500K in this example). On the other hand you can sell the same game in the US for $60 or $65 knowing that the predicted sales will cover up for the money that you didn't make in India. Bonus, you now have 200.000 more active players in the world than if you tried selling everywhere at a middle price point ($50-$55...).

So you can sell the game at a loss meaning once your sales have dried up you haven been able to make a profit or even cover your costs. And you can "sell at a loss in one country" meaning you're willing to let that one country not cover its share of the predicted income (meaning if you sold everywhere like that you'd go bankrupt fast) just because you can get more market share. And some other region will compensate.

I'm sorry you would rather nitpick on the wording instead of the point being made, which I'm sure I explained pretty clearly. And this already exists in practice so obviously the logic behind it is sound.

> But those are heavily if not completely independent of the number of users.

So what if the number of users/sessions hosted increased by 3 orders of magnitude, right? The databases, the game servers, the login servers, the web servers, security, management, and everything else that also has to be geo-located will just balloon to accommodate the extra users or markets at no cost as all IT infrastructure tends to do.

Again, here are some random numbers from almost a decade ago for a game that's probably far less demanding than anything today [0]. Having x US servers vs. having 3x US servers and 5x Asia servers is not quite "independent" of user numbers and location.

[0] http://twvideo01.ubm-us.net/o1/vault/gdceurope2011/slides/Ma...
Am I the only one who routinely watches crash test videos as entertainment?
Your point with that factoid being..... that my comment and yours happened to mention patents?
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I guess not … scientists you know … they probably just thought they were doing cool stuff. Oppenheimer probably knew how it would all fit together though.
The offending line:

> "Calls for high-severity violence (unless the target is an organization or individual covered in the Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy)….”"

Regardless of whether or not the "Dangerous Individuals and Organizations" list is a good list, the reason for an exception like this seems obvious and fairly benign: Facebook doesn't think people should be banned for saying "ISIS will be crushed." So the rule obviously needs an exception that says threatening official baddies is acceptable.
My mistake - in the office so didn't have the audio on!
What did you need so many amps for? My imagination falls short of melting things (like OP did).
Imagine that if the system ever goes down, it's down for good. So any kernel patches have to be made while it's live.
That's smart and well executed. Congratulations
it does not look like revenue is going down. he has made 222 in 2019 while we're still 6 months from the end of the year.
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Yeah, I know. I am making no distinction though. I've been burned by Wordpress already, even with installations without any sort of plugins whatsoever.

It will take many more years before I ever get to trust any code that is PHP (no matter the version) and that is open source. Its "easiness to get deployed" still translates in my head to "it is easy to be vulnerable without developers knowing" and I think the language is in an evolutionary dead-end anyway.
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As a rough estimate, a streetcar line is more efficient than a bus line above 40,000 passengers per day. My city (Dresden, Germany) has a bus line with 70,000 passengers per day, and you can really see it cracking at the seams. During rush hour, busses run every 3 minutes, and that interval cannot be increased any further because the busses would start blocking each other, thus backing up from the bus stop into the road and creating additional congestion.

The only thing the city can do (and that's what they're working on) is to upgrade from bus to streetcar. Dresden has some of the longest trams in the world, at 45 meters (50 yards), and these carry 3-4 bus loads at once.
> I'm a subscriber, stop advertising to me.

I hate it when I miss the start (separate annoyance: seems often that audio takes a few seconds to start? Maybe that's the Shield's fault rather than Prime's) so I rewind, and then it hits me with the advert again...
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they have the best cycling infrastructure, they are called roads.
Movies didn't kill it, rather the Great Depression:

> By the 1930s, staged train wrecks were starting to lose their popularity because wrecking old but otherwise useful locomotives was seen as wasteful at the height of the Great Depression.

Also:

> ...staged train wrecks were a popular—albeit destructive—event at fairs and festivals across the U.S., long before anyone ever thought of wrecking old automobiles at a demolition derby or monster truck rally.

Not to mention the various incantations of robot wars. People still want to see things in real life go boom.
I do this with an RPi3 and it's doing good, so it's doable. It strongly depends on your setup and develeopment environment, though. Do you want VI to work over SSH or want full VNC access to a machine with Gnome and Eclipse? Or something in between like X forwarding? Also, is aarch64 even an option as a host system? (compilations, software availability etc.)
Most precursor molecules (e.g. CH4, NH2, etc) aren't chiral, so differently-chiral'd proto-life would still compete for the basic building blocks. Each time one set of complexes managed to get more efficient at something, it probably drove more than half of its competitors to extinction. Repeat a few times and you wind up with essentially a single global consensus and the arms-race moves on to higher levels of abstraction.
> ... is faster and secure).

This sounds a bit like FUD since Firefox on Android is faster than Chrome for me. Your wording also implies it's insecure, which I don't think is a correct evaluation.

That said, I do find Mozilla's behaviour on this quite saddening.
The original post said farm animals. You're now apparently conflating that with animal testing, which will take place anyway.

Anyway the OP makes a lot of sense. Resistance is known to increase when antibiotics are used. If we use them less (ie. not on farm animals) then it seems reasonable that resistance development will be lessened and the drugs' useful lifespan will be extended.

Much as I hate to say it, speaking as a veggie, farm animals are a commodity and moderately expendable.
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