skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd love to hear more about the tweaks you've done to Arch. I've gone little beyond a few power management things myself (On a Thinkpad X1C Gen 6). I get decent battery life, but I know it could be better. And giving up Arch would be a tough sell to myself.
How does this deal with multipath? This article is all hype and no explanation.
I think I've seen several posts on this ongoing debacle.

I keep wondering if there is anything we can do to either elevate the discussion of the matter or more thoroughly stamp the discussions out like the little dumpster fires they tend to be, which naturally threaten to become towering infernos.

I debate whether refusing to comment at all and simply flagging them is the least worst thing I can do in a world that seems to have no constructive path forward on such topics. But that also strikes me as making the topic unspeakable, a practice known to deepen moral problems, not resolve them.
This looks similar to a technique used in Cisco VPP to process batches of packets very efficiently; it's a cool way to cheat the pipeline.
This is not the most popular meme on the internet yet it has been amplified by large media outlets, why? It's not funny, people have died trespassing on that base. Forcible unauthorized access of a military installation is taken deadly seriously. The security force on that base has squeezed (the trigger) on trespassers. Does anyone realize that the base security force already has positions for high causality producing weapons (machine guns), and interlocking fields of fire defined? The stupidity of this astounds me.

Where's the editorial discretion of these news outlets? BBC calling it a "possible" disaster isn't helpful and doesn't absolve them of their sins.

News flash, foreign governments would love access to a number of US military facilities. Trespassers won't be dealt with like Portland deals with ANTIFA.
There are a number of small jets that do not have any wipers. As I recall the cirrus visionjet single engine very light jet has no wipers.
If I understood it, keep versions of the files using the fact thar SSD don't overwrite files unless there isn't blocks available, as they leverage wear.

But I'm curtos curious, it only would work if you have less than half of the SSD used...
In commercial you can sort of trust they won't do that. Or it's on them if they do. But with residential properties yeah no. You go look and there is a closet with a water heater and they've got boxes and cleaning supplies stored in there.
Getting thousands in and out is a bit more challenging
This is actually exactly what is going on in this example. The CPU is able to execute instructions from the various searches in whatever order the data arrives.

You can learn more about the process here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out-of-order_execution

Because the process does not create full "threads," the CPU doesn't need to spend time doing things like saving registers or figuring out what to execute next.
Very detailed info in the Appendix pdf, and wonder if some of that should of been made public - when I see grid layouts like that.
And at headlights otherwise. But if your car has popup headlights and no front plate, and you paint it vantablack, you'd probably be close to invisible to police LIDAR (laser) guns. I'm not sure what the reflectivity of this stuff in the radio spectrum is though.
FFT is one of the greatest games of all time. It has a little community of people making custom mechanics / storylines / etc.: http://ffhacktics.com/
What were the other books in the series?

I've only read about the AT&T divestiture in the "pro-antitrust" light; that AT&T owned all the telephones, you weren't allowed to connect your own, etc etc. Where can I read other angles to this story?

Thinking about it, I wonder if this isn't a similar story to Eternal September.
Are the incremental improvements over regular black paint meaningful?
Agreed. Doesn't work in the military. "Following orders" is not a reason to do something unlawful. You only have to follow lawful orders. IMO the same principle applies here. Knowingly doing something wrong is not okay because you were paid to do it and someone else made the decision.
conservative andrew sullivan writes typical conservative opinion piece that falls in line with his party's political line

HN treats it like it is some sort of objective, academic study

some commenters even use this opinion piece to complain that the NYT runs opinion pieces
There’s doing a shitty job, and then there is killing people with negligence
Many countries don't recognize software patents, and the ones that do have some strict rules about what patents are valid. So, are you sure that this is a slam dunk? You don't seem to have any concept that it might be ruled invalid.
We lost God. Gained liberal democrat outrage.
Been using it on my work laptop for about a year now, it's nice if you want a normal GNOME desktop and cloud tools. It silently updates itself in the background multiple times a day, which is really nice, there's really no need to do manual maintenance.

Most of the useful apps are available via flathub, which it comes with so you just install slack, vscode, etc. that way.
I really like where he's going with this. I had hoped there would have been a more vibrant discussion here, but I can understand that a 45 minute video was too much of an investment for the casual user.

I think this one sets itself apart from other amateur projects in the area of credibility. I think he and his team are going to be able to pull this off. But the real question is where it goes from there and if it can catch fire with the right audience(s).
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You are so right and it's quite Machiavellian. Specifically, chapter 18 - "In what way princes should keep their word".
"and ask you to submit a short video to ensure that you have good fit with working remotely."
I don't have a lot of confidence in the measurement of having 'a good fit'
Do you feel the object tracking tags (immediate global object tracking) eclipse or equal utility secure vehicle unlocking?
https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/76278/woul...

google my friend. There are other specially formulated paints that aim to absorb the correct wavelength.
I think tower defense was originally a SC custom map? I might be wrong. It got huge with... WC3s Wintermaul?'s version? I think... I'm disappointed most modern versions are pre-pathed instead of build-a-pathed. Build-a-path adds a whole new element to your strat depending on your faction. Zerg-like factions thrive on building ultra-long linear paths, protoss-like factions are good building wrapping paths leading the enemy past expensive cannons multiple times. In desperate times you can block the path and take enemy assault to the towers instead of letting them walk. So much more depth than pre-pathed nonsense
"You don't look like us" - Illegal.

"We don't think you fit in with our culture" - Legal.

I think this is why any crime where the intention is part of it is so hard to prove, like discrimination, hate crimes, etc.
> 5. Reach out to the most senior person with a relevant role at each company with a personalized 1-on-1 email.

So, spam them, basically?

I'm not even "the most senior person" and I get tons of e-mails along these lines all the time. I am the asshole mail server admin who blacklists each one of them and submits their spam messages, though. At the least, I can prevent their messages from making it through to other people.
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Maybe one day they will eliminate the lithium needed as well
Many times people should just stay home and do their laundry instead of engaging in these weird adventures, in my opinion
I'm talking about saving, say, $150K over 20 years. Not $10M.
As someone who worked in insurance, legal decisions seem to live and die by fine distinctions. The difference between a payable claim and an unpayable claim could be a single word.

As they say: The devil is in the details.
Discussion on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/d34rvg/how_intels_cl...
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I would much rather have world using bitcoin than a global currency controlled by private cartel.
Is there any reason to think that would go down any worse than the many traffic jams caused by that solar eclipse a few years ago? People encounter traffic and either turn around, or wait it out. I wager no more than a few thousand turn up and the whole thing in retrospect seems massively overblown.
This might get downvoted...

I actually love that you wrote this additional comment. One of my classmates ended up working for a certain school in South Bend - five years on and he still loves it.

If only my wife would move somewhere with more snow...
Jurassic Park was fiction. Behaviors of genetics can’t be gleaned from something made-up. Especially hard rules about what is possible or impossible.
This is perhaps a more detailed answer - https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-new-Apple-U1-chip-and-why-...
Since it’s Star Trek, I feel the need to be pedantic. The universal translator can translate languages it has never heard before, on the fly, to English and vice Versa. There are a few episodes, (*e.g. “Darmok” TNG) featuring failures of the universal translator. We have nothing remotely close to a universal translator.

To your point, however, those are examples of fiction inspired successes, not cautionary tales that sadly came to pass.
Interesting, that at the same time, Lagos[1], the biggest city on the African continent has one of the best growth potential[2][3]. I think it is a perfect time to open international companies branches or whole new startups. If you check[4] Crunchbase, you will find there are already 165 startups. Their legislation and policies are friendly to foreign capital, and you can open a bank account entirely online.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagos

[2] https://www.ft.com/content/ff0595e4-26de-11e8-b27e-cc62a39d5...

[3] https://thenationonlineng.net/imf-lagos-will-grow-4-136b-201...

[4] https://www.crunchbase.com/hub/lagos-startups
Those are tech predictions. Not unfounded “rules of nature”.
> "It's not funny"

Humor is subjective; a lot of people are laughing.
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Anyone with the level of engineering knowledge to do something nefarious with that information is quite capable of doing something nefarious without it.

On the other hand, by releasing publicly the internal findings of the involved power companies can be scrutinized by academics, independent engineers and members of the public.
Could someone who understands the radio technology please explain why using time-of-arrival and phase tricks with existing WiFi and Bluetooth signals is "wide-banded" in any way?
I wonder what the battery life of a keyfob like that would be.
Free prostate exams. Enough said.
(Or perhaps thermal camera.)

Still, weird they'd pursue that. I think we had enough data on this already. Specifically on conscripts.
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NodeChef is a good alternative where you don't have to do the tedious job of managing servers. https://www.nodechef.com/
You can roll out your own EC2 instances and Auto Scaling Group for ECS and control the security on them yourself.
Yeah, but Blackberry was there and we knew exactly some things that people wanted smart phones for. Apple was able to refine it into the iPhone. Today, what's even the Blackberry of AR? Where not really even at the Newton of AR yet.
Lithium itself is ~79%, Both Nickel and Cobalt are less than 4/5% each.
Well, people are taking my statements wrong. I didn't mean to imply you "lose weight while you sleep", I meant to more clearly state "the fat you've already used, doesn't get expelled until you sleep". Again, a working theory to explain an observed effect.
Good questions, I shall reply :)
Is it stable though? What do they do when the hunting grounds disappear? Migrate to nowhere? Curse the gods and die out?

Agriculture was born out of need.
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Your packages exceed 250mb??? Wow
The thing with arch is it’s mostly not more tweaks that give you better battery, it’s not having all the crap that Ubuntu preloads running that makes that happen.
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New limitations on which candidates can run for election.

New limitations on which citizens can vote.

Interference with the vote collecting and counting processes.

Not respecting the outcome of an election.

Those would all be threats to democracy. What isn't a threat is Google, Facebook and Amazon trying to guess which ads you'll click on.
How did you measure the power usage on Windows?

I'm assuming you used Powertop on Linux.
I'm not sure that it's a completely different paradigm but Datomic (https://www.datomic.com/) is a pretty unique database if you're interested in thought provoking design. Here's a cool video of Rich Hickey (the creator of Datomic and Clojure) talking about the underlying data structures and design decisions: https://www.datomic.com/
I really can't wait for that to happen. I'm going to be throwing money at that project like crazy. There's already an emulator for the OS [1]. I had never done any C64 programming, but I was able to do some BASIC tutorials using it with the exception of any video stuff, since that will be different on the X16.

He did some videos about the project [2] [3].

I absolutely hate that he formed the group on Facebook. I'll be missing so much.

[1] https://github.com/commanderx16/x16-emulator

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayh0qebfD2g

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg-6Cjzzg8s
This is incredibly true. The only requirement for an ECS cluster member is to be running the ECS agent - which is a Golang binary.

You're free to run a CIS hardened image if you desire to do so.
You can downvote me, but a bunch of US butane exports not going replace lost Arab medium, heavy crude.
I'd be all for it, as long as the decision loop involved Tom Cruise and three people in a tank full of water
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They already do that with Windows CE. RCD 330 is one model that has a Windows CE version.
The author seems to use the fact that a computer's intelligence can be deconstructed to 0's and 1's as evidence that the computer can't understand what it's processing. Couldn't the processing in the human brain be similarly deconstructed (albeit not to 1's and 0's)?
You are right, but the pace at which the battery news is coming these days (frequency), has certainly increased many fold.

Can't wait to have 1Kwh under $50 if this "double the capacity" ever actually comes true though!
I used Powertop on Linux, yes.

For Windows, I simply let the laptop run until it had used 50% of the battery. Watts = Joules / second.

On Linux, I used the same methodo to calibrate against powertop. (But found less than 5% of discrepancy anyway.)
Hey, thank you for the feedback. Fixed! :)
Looked around but couldn't find a grocery store API to help deliver the dream.
Just quoting the reference from the book.
it is going to be in C due to all the various bindings to Rust, Python, JS, Go, etc. Nobody is gonna want programs that currently rely on the existing dbus libraries to rely on a java VM.
Thanks for confirming my suspicions, I didn't really like adding anything to that original statement. I need to remember that just because the description is brief and in many cases, not flashy, doesn't mean it can't be exciting. If you are discovering the next big thing, I guess a decent analogy would be a sailor spotting a small, nondescript distortion on the horizon. Could that be land?!

The public speaking isn't a problem, VR is a new form of training for the Fire Service which will allow users to become overwhelmed by simulated chaos, identify their weaknesses and correct them.

In regards to what my customers want, well, I started this years ago because I wanted a product that didn't exist. It's more than that however, there are multiple stakeholders for a single product:

Mind you, these stakeholders could widely vary:

Fire Officer - USER - (he is in the trenches, on the streets)
Battalion/District - USER/Possible Customer (Taking a more supervisory role, although still runs larger scenes)
Fire Chief - CUSTOMER - Typically will approve a budget to be submitted
County/City Manager/Councilmember/Mayor/ETC - CUSTOMER'S BOSS - Approves Budget submitted by Fire Dept
Taxpayers - CUSTOMER'S BOSS's BOSSES - Can complain of wasteful spending

While any weighting I could give to these would be subjective, I obviously gear my product and marketing towards the user and the customer. When speaking with a Fire Chief, I invite him to consider putting their City manager INSIDE the VR simulator so they can see how challenging his job is and why he is requesting the budget he's requesting. (involuntary empathy)

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my comment!
Fear-mongering doesn’t make for productive discussions either. These mosquitoes are not super mosquitoes so they don’t lend any credence to the anti-GMO tropes.

Picture yourself receiving a cancer diagnosis and then hearing that tobacco is organic non-GMO.
I'm nearing 30 soon.
Just curious, who else besides Tesla is using 18650s? Or even NCA?
Some here say 50W is insignificant, but this is what going above 80% means, when you improve everything to get every possible advantage. The car biz is probably very cut throat if you fall behind in mileage. Oh, there is also weight savings without motors and with single blades.
Very little was needed at all, and what I did do is mostly working around firmware bugs.

- Force deep sleep mode, as s2idle doesn't work.

- Set the ASPM policy. To anything. Basically the default doesn't work. (I went with 'powersave', obviously.)

- Run powertop --auto-tune on boot.

- Set the cool-bottom thermal profile, but that's just to make it work as a lap top.

- Run a BIOS upgrade. :V

(fwupdmgr did the whole job for me~)
> Systemd is ~1.5MB - the loading time for emmc is 100ms

Surely not all of systemd is faulted in immediately, is this really an issue?
1. See: https://blog.stenmans.org/theBeamBook/#_the_tagging_scheme (search for "64 bytes") and code: https://github.com/erlang/otp/blob/OTP-22.0.7/erts/emulator/...

2. See: https://www.erlang-solutions.com/blog/erlang-garbage-collect...

There's no thread-local GC, it's really per process. For instance a scheduler thread that's running a process and hits the need to do an expensive GC may delegate the task to a dirty scheduler (another type of thread, dedicated to long blocking tasks), and go back to running other processes in the meanwhile.

It's frequent for processes to move around between schedulers, they steal work from each other.
You could, and people would likely start springing up cooperatives and forcibly taking company property over like what happened in Italy during the crisis. Not sure how well those fare now.

Not to mention this would vastly fuel the protests.
That's a good way to estimate but not appropriate for comparing to powertop, due to overhead. Also "50%" of energy is an estimate based on voltage, not actually energy usage. That's why Apple has stopped showing percentages in their OSes.

You should use the same methodology for both.
This is not necessarily good enough. Suppose one party sends R1 at a rate of 1 bit per 10 ns, i.e. 100 Mbps. The other party checks R1, aborts if it’s wrong, and otherwise sends R2. The first party checks that R2 was received on time and correctly.

An attacker can relay all but the last n of R1 and guess the last n bits. With probability 2^-n, the guess is correct, and the attacker learns R2 n*10 ns early. If the attacker can attempt the attack a few times, then getting a 60ns advantage is entirely reasonable and is enough to break some use cases.

So some more cleverness really is needed.
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I know right?^^