skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Came up with an innovative 360° camera accessory. Built a first functioning prototype.
Then i came up with a much improved design concept and changed way too much at once about the product (electronics including SoC, code, development tools, case, other components). It also required a PCB at that point. It overwhelmed me with my limited time budget, extinguished my motivation and has been sitting unfinished in my basement since. I guess hardware is hard. I hope to get back to it someday, perhaps when VR enjoys its next comeback.
Google doesnt trust my password for a gmail account that I last used 6 months ago (I had to also provide one my previous password to be able to login). It is getting ridiculous...

Now I gotta keep an history of passwords, just for Google...
I had not heard of those brands, I had Rotring [1] lettering stencils to match some of their pens.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotring
Source? That doesn't match anything I've seen.
Author here...AMA.
Everything you've ever posted on the internet is probably already archived in 12 different places
On similar lines, I heard that DSL development was largely funded by the telcos because they wanted to get some of that sweet cableTV subscription money; with broadband internet being largely an afterthought...
> On Ebay, you directly know if you are buying from a legitimate distributor, small time grey market / surplus dealer, or a knockoff shop.

Would you mind explaining how you can figure this out? (I've never bought anything on Ebay, so I'm completely ignorant about how it works.)
Tesla X parts that had to be replaced after 400k miles
I learned to write in this style by hand in an engineering graphics / drafting class in college.

I too find the high concentration of upper case fonts, especially Courier New, in engineering and especially EE, to be kind of relaxing and pretty.
My Stupid Smart Home
Amazon third-party sales have been steadily rising for the past decade and now account for more than 50% of product sales on Amazon. More than 70% of searches on Amazon are for non-branded merchandise.

Unless these trends reverse, or there is a massive rise in the number of complaints from customers who've been cheated or injured by fakes, there won't be any significant changes.
An OpenType tabular numbers feature would be a nice addition, for numbers in tables. I think it would mostly be a matter of adding a hook to the 1 like other similarly-proportioned industrial fonts.
Si it’s better to have 2 nodes with 31gb each than one with 64gb?
He was also quick in the past to post about LS on HN but no comment in this thread at all. Might be responding in blog form and outlining a few changes they're making to address the concerns?
Just add Twitter certified check marks to third party sellers. Have official amazon quality control for those sellers and everyone else is a gamble. If I buy from the Nike seller with the blue check mark, I know I’m getting the real thing. Seems like that could work.
New Raspberry Pi 4 revision handles wider range of USB adapters
> Assuming you'd be working for the defense of a country with a track record of decency (at least a good fraction of the time anyway)

Yes, this is the kicker for me. My country does not have such a record. If it did, the hypothetical quandry would still exist, but would be much diminished.
No, I didn't.

https://golang.org/pkg/errors
Catalog platform for SMEs in Nigeria.

Clothing vendors (whom were my primary target) find difficulty putting their products online, major ecommerce players in the country require one to be residing in Lagos before one can use their platforms, and most them took lion share of the profits.

I felt a catalog platform (where no buying and selling between vendors and their customers occur) will be best, since the vendors prefer dealing with customers directly as they get their money in full. I ran it by some vendor friends and stranger vendors, they promised to signup for the beta phase.

When the project was in beta, they bailed. Without users to help me with feedback, I felt demotivated and abandoned it.

I think the fault is from my failure to get an MVP ready asap, I ran into problems with my PC at that time. To add salt to injury, whatsapp business accounts added catalogue feature, pushing me out of market I never entered. After all, if the vendors can get it for free, why pay.

I'll shut the server down month ending and focus on freelancing gigs.

link to a demo store/catalog on the platform

https://dashboard.getgalleria.com.ng/stores/galleria-demo-st...

edit: Fix typo
I think in the eyes of “The Net”, as anthropomorphized by Winer, privacy might look like a form of censorship.
Actually, I remained in the same tax bracket.
For sure. This is why we let financial institutions launder money, fund rogue states, and aid in tax evasion with no fear of legal consequence. Because otherwise it’s hard for them to operate.

No measure of KYC could keep it the financial system completely free of illicit activity, after all.
Why can't you build it first, and then market it? You can pretend it is still under development if that will convince more people to sign up, but I don't understand why marketing needs to be there from day 1.

But also marketing seems like a money black hole to me. I could sink tons of money into marketing and have little to show for it.
You also need to couple this approach with a “target date” style strategy. If you’re 100% in stocks and getting ready to retire when a crash comes, you’re screwed. Have fun working at Walmart the rest of your life.

You need to rebalance between risky investments and “safe” ones, with the percentage of safe ones going up as you age. This does two things: 1) allows you to keep your gains safe in a crash, and 2) give you a reserve you can use to buy back into stock “cheap” after the crash.
Could you please give some examples of such off-the-shelf software for marketplaces?
Modern data warehouses (Snowflake, BigQuery, and maybe Redshift RA3) have incorporated all the key features of data lakes:

- The cost of storage is the same as S3.

- Storage and compute can be scaled independently.

- You can store multiple levels of curation in the same system: a normalized schema that reflects the source, alongside a dimensional schema that has been thoroughly ETL’d.

- Compute can be scaled horizontally to basically any level of parallelism you desire.

Given these facts, it is unclear what rationale still exists for data lakes. The only remaining major advantage of a data lake is that you aren’t subject to as much vendor lock-in.
I probably should have clarified that my "point" here isn't really about genuinely replicating the behavior 1:1, but rather preserving the experience at a level where our culture & media can still be accessed in a form that maintains its core experience and intentions. Sure, an emulator might have certain bugs or idiosyncracies when compared to the real hardware, but you're still able to utilize a game or piece of software for its intended function. It still delivers on the promise of what it was created for. Looking into the future, this means that children of the year 4862 might still be able to play Super Mario Bros. It might get some pixels wrong, it might crash or freeze under some weird edge case scenarios, but the experience is preserved.
I also see this. As a dark matter .NET Dev I realized that in the last 5 years C# and .NET is now treated fairly. It is widely regarded now as a valid choice with no limitations (like costs or OS).

The universal availability of debugging and intelligence in all relevant editors (Code, Atom, vim, emacs, etc) through the LSP and the related debug protocol make things easy.
As long as Amazon continues to co-mingle products, that wouldn't matter.
The truly unethical thing here is the hypothetical lethal force drone available with such fast response time that it can stop a killer, and the law enforcement framework that allows the killer to get to the point that a lethal force drone is the obvious solution rather than boots on the ground.

The entire hypothetical setup is unethical, existing only to justify rampant violation of licenses.
The right of political association is different from nondiscrimination. Are you suggesting it would be illegal for me to kick a nazi out of my store because they are being a nazi? Because that's the right we're talking about, my right to discriminate against you.

It appears that you're conflating government nondiscrimination with government mandates on individual nondiscrimination. Those aren't equivalent.
I can agree on this :p
…also

The AIBN considers:the vessel's lack of watertight integrity to be a safety issue relating to Nansen-class frigates and therefore issues the following two safety alerts

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330180246_Analysis_...
Don't remember, if you are lucky there are guides for this for your particular device.

If I remember correctly there are four terminals, aside from power one of them might be battery temperature which I think is mandatory. I measured the resistance on the original and mimicked it. Basically hardcoding the temperature since I don't have a battery. But I could be very wrong on this. Google it first!
kubenav is a mobile and desktop app to help you manage Kubernetes clusters. The app provides an overview of all your workloads and resources running in your clusters, including the current status. The details view of your workloads contains all the necessary logs and events to debug your clusters in case of problems. You can also edit and delete resources within the app.

The app is developed using Ionic Framework[0] and Capacitor[1]. The most parts of the app are implemented using React and TypeScript. For the Kubernetes API requests the app uses Go mobile[2].

[0] - https://ionicframework.com

[1] - https://capacitor.ionicframework.com

[2] - https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Mobile
But no longer a silver bullet. Costs to be calculated.