skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Spectral efficiency may not be an issue for you but it sure as hell is an issue for your carrier.

What people are telling you is that 5G is more than just a plot to sell you YouTube streaming. It is the only way carriers can scale the mobile network to meet its growing needs.

There are only so many ways you can cram more people into a shared medium like the RF spectrum....
The idea that climate activists don't focus on energy production seems kind of detached from reality. Climate activism has pushed heavily on renewable energy. They're not advocating for nuclear, but that makes sense at the moment even if you're very bullish on nuclear — pushing for more nuclear power will result in no reduction in emissions for over a decade, and we need to come down a lot before then. Nuclear is possibly a viable long-term strategy, but in order to get to the long term, we need to move to renewables in the short term.
If they think the same of me then so be it. We are obviously not compatible then.

For information I still have the same set of core friends from elementary school so it has not stopped anyone that I actually care about from contacting me.

Edit: and yes as the a side comment here suggest I do not say this in a patronising way, I just explain why I am not on facebook and that there are other ways to contact me.
Not sure which serial utilities are standard though. I know many use Kermit, but I never found it very unixish.

I personally use 'screen'. It's a perfectly capable terminal for serial communications. It can even catch zmodem handshakes (it's in the manual).
Could this process of making the dough be done in a factory, while restaurants get premade dough ?
Thanks for the kind words! I'm one of the maintainers, and we are always eager to hear what new users think of it.
I think the philosophy of Rust is to have a minimal micro-kernel standard library, allowing developers to choose crates that implement solutions in ways that fit their particular problem space. I like that approach more than a 'one true way' approach.

Both approaches have their advantages and crates approach can lead to things like the left-pad problem experience, where the loss of a single one-function package in the NodeJS ecosystem resulted in thousands of projects breaking, including NodeJS itself and Babel.

All in all though, I still like the crate approach. The trick is for developers to not publish trivial crates, and to not allow unpublishing except in extreme circumstances (i.e., for cybersecurity reasons).
Oh I'd argue the same, but I have friends who I have known for my entire life that I would consider brothers who can't even be bothered to answer a text message, so you really can't expect the same out of everyone else that you expect out of yourselves. You definitely can't expect them all to see Facebook as an "addictive surveillance program" (even if it is).
Simply change the question;

"Do you think you will still be alive in 15 years?"

You would probably get a different answer.
Why doesn't it also drop the ingredients when the arm is coming back in?
there is no jusificafion to use gun as argued by an open letter of the Public Doctor Association.

Use of gun by the police is a right that need support of the community via law and court. If you can shoot people like that (and not just him there are several other shooting), you have to ask why people has to accept you to have gun. We do not have. Do we trust the system the police will investigate the case of their own kind? If not, should we go to jungle law. Unjust shooting and police violence in many places (like USA and uk) lead to real riot. The system may break down. I hope the police and the government understand how serious the situation could develop.

More importantly it is human rights ignored by the police. Just watch a video of police holding a video camera on a market asking everyone to look at the camera. Then saying you are all rubbish. Another one is about cursing of reporter and if you not go they said they will shoot you like the Indonesian reporter.

There are million coming out yesterday. They should just we go. It is always peaceful if the Police do not overreact. they did.

There is no excuse. Fighting yes but gun shoot no. If the police do not want chaos and even revenge, have to walk back to what they do just 6 months ago. If not, I am afraid I would advice none if you to Hong Kong.

Three finger up : if we are burnt, you will burn with us ... is not just a slogan of a movie. It has been used by the protestor from day one.

Good luck. God bless Hong Kong. We are all Human. We are not cockroaches.
I was surprised this post didn't even mention the existence or development around decentralized P2P technologies for identity management. We have the tech, it's mostly a problem of marketing and network effect. Large centralized brands like Google or Facebook are convenient active hubs of interconnected identities, but these centralized apps have the major downside of eventually leaking personal data that we don't want them too. Not to mention at some point it just gets so tiresome to create yet another account, for yet another brand. We need secure means to manage our own online identity in a way that can interoperate with all the brands out there with minimal risk.
Yegge's article never says it was an email. What should the title be?

Edit: I've taken a rather lame crack at it and am open to improvements.
Looks like pretty standard "cafeteria pizza" (non-rectangular division)
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Just to be clear: there are advantages to OpenSSH too. The Windows port has an agent that runs as a service, you can configure using the standard .ssh/config mechanism that works with lots of FOSS software, and etc.
though in some cases I can think of, the "legacy" service is now just a facade over an AWS service.
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Well, if by modern way you mean modern healthcare, ease of communication and travel, varied food throughout the year, etc. then I'm certainly for its continued existence. If by modern way you mean the degradation of nature, the plastering with ads of every inch of the world, the addictiveness of facebook, and time spent in company-meetings, then its collapse could not come one second too soon. (Just some random picks to illustrate the analogy, not to be taken too seriously :)
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Are you implying Russia should have surrendered?

The UK would have likely been forced out of the war before the U.S ever got involved. And then you'd give Germany all the resources of Europe to work with for their next war.

Truly, what are you saying.
No, because internal APIs for the same backends are more powerful and easier to integrate with. It's not easy to make the external APIs as useful and powerful as internal ones: for one, you can trust your users more to do the right thing and not try to exploit you for profit, it's much less committment to offer certain functionalities, since it's easier to roll them back if only users are internal, etc. Google is slowly getting there in feature parity, but so much effort has been invested in Google internal ecosystem even before GCP has even existed that, as good as GCP is, nobody wants to bet on it when obviously superior alternative is available.
Both the force of gravity and the energy density of lithium-ion remain more or less unchanged.
My parents met at a party. My father's German was so bad that my mother asked someone what language he was speaking. She spoke High German and when she says Ich, it sounds like Isch. When he said it, it sounded like Ick. He learned his German talking to farmers and it was heavily accented. She spoke no English at that time.

So they spent their first few years together speaking half in German, half in English. One day he comes home and tells her "I have a gift for you" where the entire sentence is in German except the world gift (Ich habe ein gift fur dir).

My mother was all "Why the hell would you want to poison me? What the hell have I done to you?"
But here's the thing: the reality of current power in western countries is that it has been completely captured by large corporations and capital. Anything that causes disruption to the flow if money and growth will not be considered. Any real action will only come as a result of revolution. Revolutions are never fought with middle of the road ideologies as the catalyst and they aren't fought by populations as comfortable as those of successful western societies.

However you're kidding yourself if you the primary danger if climate change is the climate itself, at least to western societies. Look no further than the most existential threat to thd EU posed by a mere million migrants. Fascism js suddenly back in fashion all over the continent and the Brits want to self immolate and leave the EU. The failing of major crops due to seasons becoming unstable has already happened and will only accelerate in the coming years. The American corn crop was dangerojsly close to failing this year. Are these young people being hyperbolic in believing extinction is right around the corner? A bit, but their sentiment is correct. The civilization that they are accustomed to could very well be completely distroyed or in a state of disintegration in 15 years.
Do you like uneven bubbles in your dough? Because that's how you get uneven bubbles in your dough.

Rise -> Proof -> rise again is the only way to evenly distribute the yeast. And you have to do it immediately before baking.

The dough could probably be mass-manufactured in a factory somewhere. But dough isn't very hard to make, and flour is WAAAAAAYYYY easier to store than live dough.

Would you rather be storing flour at your kitchens (which stores basically indefinitely at room temperature)... or would you rather be storing dough at your kitchens (which goes bad within 2 or 3 days and needs to be refrigerated). EDIT: It isn't so much that the dough "goes bad" as much as it "turns into sourdough" after a while.

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Hmm, a lot of commercial kitchens (ex: Auntie Annes, Costco) clearly use premade dough mass produced somewhere. Maybe they mix the dough upon receipt or something.
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UN says 10 year window to act on global warming, 3 degree warming inevitable
If I could downvote this comment, I would.
crappier pizza, fewer jobs, fewer pizza chefs. boo. The past few years I have been making my own pizzas and think back to when I would eat frozen pizzas and just shake my head.
1) Infrastructure in general is new there - look at a picture of Shanghai even 25 years ago.

2) Getting a second opinion in the US is generally easy - I would guess China has cheaper healthcare however
They aren't really necessary.

Honestly, if you aren't super worried about privacy, having a FB account just to open when you get curious and want to check in on someone (if they are an active poster) isn't so bad. It's the mindless addictive scrolling that gets me.
Doesn't allow choice button options though. Pretty much makes everything text fields is my only issues. But, still really great and neat none the less.
The impact is zero because these pizzas are probably pretty bad tasting and not much cheaper than a typical pie.
A tip, if I may? Are you actually looking to be hired? Because reading that nobody will have a clue what your experience is, what fields you've worked in, or even any way to contact you beyond leaving a reply here. A quick text search of this page (at the time of my comment, there are 31 comments here) has:

Go: 16
Python: 23
Ruby: 8
Mysql: 5
Linux: 7

Why would anyone try to find a way to contact you, when all these other people are puting so much more info about themselves forward?
Yes. This works even in WSL 1. I use GNU Screen in WSL on the regular to console into network switches.
"Utilizing 45 megapixels of visual sensing from six 200 degree color cameras, Skydio 2 can see everything in every direction with unprecedented resolution and clarity." - Just to clarify, that means the Jetson TX2 can capture and process data from all 6 cameras, simultaneously, at 4k each? At what framerate is that too out of interest?
sorry, is this like killing civilization or something? When I hear kill humanity I think after you are done killing humanity then humans will be extinct. So you don't need to kill every last person but enough that there wouldn't be any breeding populations scattered around. Seems pretty unlikely that a virus can manage that.
These guys are really sharp, I met a few of them when they worked on Google's Project Wing in the early days.
I don't know what that would mean in German.
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Energy density improvements in lithium batteries (the biggest factor in flight time) have been fairly gradual. There are drones that can fly longer, but they don't use batteries. There are a few drones that use the frame as a hydrogen tank, and can fly for about 4 hours. (https://edgy.app/hydrogen-powered-drone-hycopter-flight-4-ho...)
The point is that separation is more traumatic than merely being separate. Divorce tends to take longer and cost more than marriage.

Leaving the EU will impact British academic research that's funded by the EU or done in collaboration with researchers in the EU. This isn't really in dispute - even in the unrealistic best case scenario of the UK negotiating the exact same access to all of this they have now, it'll take disruptive time to do so.

https://royalsociety.org/topics-policy/projects/brexit-uk-sc...
As well as cleaning out this monstrosity every day
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Definitely my favourite economic disruption!
In the end all the "manual/hand labour" will/should be replaced by robots. Which one are automated first depends by the difficulty of the job and economics. Unfortunately there will always be low skilled and high skilled jobs. We already have low skill jobs in the IT(i.e data entry)
> But you shouldn't oppose EU regulations because you don't trust the US government, that's just silly.

Was anyone arguing that we oppose the EU because we don't trust the US? I don't understand how this statement ties into the comments that precede it.
I agree, and prefer Linux myself, but some clients only allow for solutions based in Windows (and no containers) :/
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Also ... renewables are always going through cycles of high and low availability. Prices vary across these cycles. If you make your fuel only at the time during the day when there is the highest delta between supply and demand, then you pay the minimum electricity cost, and the utilities are glad to have you there to balance the load.
> After months of protests.

It was suspended almost immediately after initial protests.

> self destructive bill

That's a stretch. Personally I believe Ms. Lam proposed it out of good faith. It was too naive perhaps, and did not include adequate protection for Hong Kong citizens. It never would have survived the legco anyway, never mind the protests.

Regarding one country, two systems. The Chinese government, to its credit, has largely kept its end of the bargain and allowed Hong Kong to govern itself, aside from making sure that the chief executive isn't actively anti-Beijing. Hong Kong people had never enjoyed as much freedom and autonomy as they do today, not under British rule, not ever. Some people are just too blinded by ideology to see that.
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Reforming h1b is a must. We should replace the current h1b lottery system with a salary based auction system. So whichever company pays the most salary gets the visa. Of course, we have to normalize for location & exempt nonprofits. (otherwise, rich bay area companies will get all the visas).

In the long run, we should go for a point-based immigration system like Canada.
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