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After hand-rolling my own setups and working with a few libraries, I have found https://mediasoup.org/ v3 to be the easiest library to use that still gives me the freedom to work with the architecture I want. This of course you're not using WebRTC for its p2p capabilities and are willing to scale via SFUs which is a common approach these days.
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She received payments from multiple insurance companies for the same flight.
Don't get in the way of a good HN China circlejerk. I've given up arguing against certain people on the matter.
The author didn't say so, but I'd assume these sensors must be placed in a small oven of some kind, so as to introduce averaging and hysteresis of temperature.

When I brew my beer, I need to look at the environmental temperature. I can't stick the thermometer in the beer because it'll be contaminated. So I put a thermometer in a glass of water which I place next to the beer vat.

I'd expect you'd have to put that BME280 in a small metal oven, or submerge in a volume of oil or water. It'll screw up the barometer probably.
Gave it a quick test and I think you should invest a bit more into UX. Default screen shows me only current weather and that just isn't useful. Compare it to default Weather app. Or was I supposed to configure this screen?

Navigation inside the app doesn't feel intuitive at all. Maybe it's more similar to default experience on android? No idea. Map/Hourly/Daily buttons don't work as tabs. Daily view arrives with scrolling up animation, but when you scroll to close it there is a large ad banner (well, understandable, but awkward) and for some reason weather news (why would anyone want it there or at all?). I've noticed "close" button later, but it was in bottom right corner for some reason.

Plastering "RealFeel(r)" everywhere was horrible idea. It is corny, unnecessary and reads worse than "feels like".
There are also questions like why has a particular book been written?
The short-lived electronics could be passable for the manufacturers if it was just about that (hey, obsolescence with plausible deniability for free!)

But I think their real problem will be that this will cause even more chips to be discarded during quality assurance and this rate will bleed into electronic prices. If we'd be looking at 20% or 30% more expensive electronics _beyond_ the pricings warranted by performance improvements themselves (otherwise eating into their profit margins from R&D costs etc), will consumers keep purchasing these without batting an eye?

But a sense of scales is also necessary here. If a modern CPU lasts for 15 years and this might be a reduction to 8-10 years, I think many will swallow that. If we're however talking reducing lifespans from 10 years to four, well then we are going to see complaints.
This definitely seems like the right solution. I wonder, did the EU even attempt to collaborate with web standards organizations and browser makers while crafting GDPR?
But you have to factor in production of the new system and getting rid of the old one, plus shipping. Those have a toll on the environment too.
The ribbon replaced menus. These menus no longer exist. The sidebars also no longer exist, but they didn't have as much functionality as the menus did.
Wow. That seems like a lot of work.

I just use GnuCash, a scanner, some good old Samba file-hosting on a local Debian server running 24/7, and WOL and VNC (or just SSH and SCP) if I need to access anything from not at home.
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This sounds like an April fool or an Onion article...
Maybe they could take this opportunity to do something useful & provide a dark mode...
Actually I think TP is quite good for that. Compilation time is (really) fast, and it is close enough to the metal to learn about the foundational structure of the computer and programming languages; the language is well defined. Syntax is (sort of) shared by ada if one later needs production grade.

Of course, the counter argument is, that it is kind of boring (except for some kids). Alternative is a language, where you easily can get things done. So maybe Python, but thats about it. I am still sad, that LOGO is not used anymore (there is much more to logo than turtle graphics).
> Cookie consent should be a built-in feature of browsers and http

Didn't we have that from day 1? A browser is free to disable cookies.
We don't know if he was arrested. And if he was, and he did nothing wrong, he gets to sue the state for a nice payout.

I would not sit in the car if the police ordered me out. So I wouldn't get beaten. I don't mess with the police.

> And try not putting 'arrest' in fear quotes, because they literally yanked him out of his car, threw him against his vehicle and arrested him.

As I told you. I got handcuffed and put in the back of a police car once. But it wasn't an arrest. They let me go. As a lawyer explained to me later, an arrest is a specific procedure, not just the fact of getting detained/handcuffed.
Both worlds win here:

Finally the gamer gets low/no loading which is nice to have.

But also it becomes much easier for Game Developers.

I'm still looking forward to it, after all, it is an huge improvement to current gen, independently of how long it took and how old the ps4 is.

And i'm not 100% sure if this doesn't affect PC Gaming. After all Direct Storage will hopefully fix small SSD Issues you also have on PC right now.
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If she had 30-40 insurance policies as it says in the article, maybe she was able to get each ticket refunded 30-40 times? And then did this with each of her 20 identities.
so called piracy is bad according to what western society's moral and legal values are. That should be sufficient clear to anyone remotely familiar with the topic. It is a bias compared to technical discussion on where the result showing in the ranking of specific search engine on a purely technical view.
You should add this question to your set of questions: "Do you really want to report all your users up to Google, so that Google sees how successful your product is and can build a competing product?"

And yeah, doesn't work for all sorts of things, but as a site operator I would be careful in giving away that information out of self interest already ...
But instead of getting onto the flights herself, Li was making use of her past travel service work experience to selectively take out insurance on flights that she thought would be delayed.

The Paper, citing Yangtse Evening Post, said she was able to receive relevant information beforehand that tells her if the flight was going to be delayed or cancelled.

3rd and 4th paragraphs of the article.
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> we simply don't have enough space for wind and solar to feed our thirst for hydrocarbons with renewable power.

I'm not sure if this is the case or not. To give some numbers:

Current global oil consumption is 54225 TWh, or 6.2TW [1]
Current global solar panel generation capacity is 628 GW (2019) [2]. Median capacity factor maybe 25% [3]
Current global wind power capacity is 650 GW [4]. Median capacity factor maybe ~37% [5]

Other renewables are unlikely to achieve the same growth as wind and solar, so can be ignored.

So we need to install 15x current renewables, times whatever the hydrocarbon creation process efficiency is, to produce all our annual oil demand.

Assuming a 50% process efficiency, we'd need to install 30x what we have now. That's a big installation, but it's not outside the realms of possibility. There's a lot of untouched desert in the world.

[1]: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/oil-consumption-by-region...
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_by_country
[3]: https://emp.lbl.gov/pv-capacity-factors
[4]: https://wwindea.org/blog/category/statistics/
[5]: https://energynumbers.info/uk-offshore-wind-capacity-factors
Eventually, there's almost always a need for some edge case, some scenario not quite covered by the no-code framework, and you're back to writing code, even if it's sold as not actually coding.
As Noam Chomsky said, when asked about what he believes about people considering Sam Harris as an intellectual:

"Unfortunately we get the intellectuals we deserve".
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That's one in 30 being arrested in the US every year. How does that compare to other countries? Is that something that could be improved? It sounds like a lot.
I don't find it common for humans in general, with exception of Trump? It is kind of not not how people normally talk.

Bun this exact day I have seen similar phenomenon with "elegant". Search for elegant ended with exactly one guy and a lot of young women with dresses, most of them brides. Elegant is commonly used for good looking men.
That's blatantly false.

How do you stop someone pointing a gun at the police officer without brutality?

How do you stop someone attacking a police officer?

How do you stop someone going for their gun?

How do you stop someone going around shooting innocent people?

etc, etc, etc.
It's not work for nothing, because it gives you consensus and reliability. Maybe you meant to say that there's better solutions...
Why would written consent be needed from people appearing on pictures with CC-BY licence? Was this just an overreaction or is there any legal risk for Facebook using those pictures without additional consent?
I mean, I'm sure such policy could be arranged elsewhere too as a custom thing, but it's basically gambling at that point. You might as well go to a bookie and place a bet that a flight will or will not be delayed(most bookies would be happy to accept such bet too).
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A terms of service disappeared. Gonna find back that Old EULA on archive.org
This is interesting! It sounds from the video like the cable isn't bypassing the filter, but instead applying a deconvolution filter to the final image to reverse the blur.

Deconvolution is super cool. You can use some deconvolution algorithms in Gimp using the G'MIC plugin. There are a few different ones in the Details section under Sharpening, for example Richardson-Lucy [1] or Gold-Meinel. You can play with blurring an image and then using the deconvolution to remove the blur - it's surprising how much of a Gaussian blur can be removed. I've used it in the past to remove blur from some deliberately blurred 'preview' images. Try the different algorithms as some produce much better results than others, but I forget which.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richardson%E2%80%93Lucy_deconv...
She received about $500 per delayed flight as delay compensation. It's supposed to cover extra travel/hotel/inconvenience arising from a significantly delayed flight. Since the amount involved is fairly small, payout is pretty automated...they're not checking if you actually incurred the additional expense, or even if you showed up for the flight...
You keep avoiding the question. How many are unjustified?
Oh yeah, we should just let the rioters destroy public property. If the police just didn’t enforce the laws, there’d be no problems!
I don't think the problem of police brutality is nearly as big in western Europe or other comparable places.
Why can't we just have two address bars? One for general "end" user that's optimized to help them against phishing and all, another one that's just the bare plain old URL? The toolbars are customizable, why not just add this option?
I see a huge change through what Epic Games showed with UE5 and that geometry.

For me, this next Gen basically just solved Load Times, SSD Load Priority, Raytracing/Light, Detailed Geometry with Light etc.

It feels very obvious, don't get me wrong, but it is still not available yet. It is new.

I personally like the independed IO chip very much. I have and had seen enough latency issues on current Operating Systems due to full busses due to super fast NVMs.

I was used to SSD Speed, then i added an NVM and holy shit that shit is so much faster.

Good time to be alive.
Yes, I should have qualified that the airport API thing is much more practical in the US, I suppose, since we spend more on aviation than other countries.

Our government since WW2 has subsidized any city which wants an airport so they can have one.

I just took a look at the Dallas, Texas airspace as an example and there are 14 weather stations within the ring defining the metro area's restricted airspace. It looks like the airspace around London-Heathrow has 3.
This article is written in bad faith.

RE: The sandbox is a lie.
No it's not. The technical capabilities are there.

The problem is that the application needs to be written a certain way in order for the sandbox to be enforced and the app not to break. This is a not a technical problem but a political and resource one. Meaning how do you incentivize developers to re-write their apps so that they are compatible with that. Given that there are very few money to be made in linux applications I can see why developers are not rushing to re-write. Hence flatpak's allow for an escape hatch on the sandbox so existing apps continue to work. Even Google, with all of it's influnce on the android ecosystem, and all the money involved in it had to back off on scoped storage last year because of the developer outcry.
Flatpak is moving towards the right direction. But because of lack of resources it 'll take more time to get there.

RE: You are NOT getting security updates

Again the author mixes technical capability with the limitations of a volunteer driven ecosystem to arrive to a bad conclusion.
In 99% of cases flatpaks are provided by third party volunteers. They have no obligation to stop their life in order to test and provide timely updates. This is also true for normal deb/rpm packages by the way. Maintainers of complex packages such as calibre are unsung heroes.
However flatpak's architecture allows for software vendors to host their own repositories and it's easy for the user's to subscribe to them. Hence if a software vendor wants to provide timely updates to their users the capability is there and waiting.

RE: Local root exploit? Minor issue!

Hello Nitpicking. thayne did a better job than I could do in their post (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23523887).
At the end of the day an update was provided for the users addressing this. As a user I don't care about how the update was sold. I saw an update available and I updated my system.

TLDR: Flatpak technical capabilites are fine (or working towards the right direction). The ecosystem does not have the resources to emberace those capabilities fast enough and that's been used to diminish the technical work been done.
Don't forget preservation efforts. I know most people don't care about it but many enthusiasts like giving old systems a spin every now and then. You can still build your dream 386 from used parts off of eBay and play wing commander on a CRT. For the upcoming generation of hardware that might just be impossible then.
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I'd suppose it doesn't need zero downtime outside of some well-defined business hours. Actually most of things don't and I think would even benefit from planned monthly 5hr outage instead of unplanned 10hr once per year.
Financial products can usually be traded for three purposes: speculation (or betting), hedging (or insurance) and arbitrage. The product is the same, the name of the action depends on what the buyer is trying to do.
Except the part where losing your house ruins your life, meanwhile your team losing just ruins your evening. That is the key difference. I agree that for easy to replace items, insurance and sports betting is the same, thou. (If you bet against your own team)
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It's actually interesting that a lot of countries has laws regulating gambling because of how destructive it can be for an individuals economy, life and general health. Yet, it's still possible for rich people to gamble using thousands of peoples homes and jobs as insert on the stock-market.
> Also, are you suggesting that the riots are peaceful?

So apparently you haven't watched any of the videos, huh?

Guess what? The problem is that police are frequently "on edge" in their normal jobs, and as a result innocent people are seriously injured or die. And worse, police are "on edge" far more around blacks than whites, meaning far more blacks are injured by police than whites.

It doesn't matter what the cause is, it's a problem and is has to stop.
Ok, fake identities are illegal. But why would she need to hide her tracks? Was there something else illegal in the first place, that would necessitate her using fake identities to hide? What?
One possible reason for the “no external datasets” rule might be that the data which Facebook uses to judge the competition is also taken from the same publicly available sources. If this is so, then if somebody uses those same datasets, they would have trained to the test, so to speak, which obviously would not lead to good outcomes when run against future data.
The consent dialogs are not part of the browser, which is the issue because there is no standard way to block them
> The first one was this link: https://twitter.com/greg_doucette/status/1270402748895412224 Which isn't an example of police brutality.

Did you click through the link that post had? It goes to https://medium.com/@Jeff_Jackson/review-of-incident-in-charl... which is pretty long, but about half way though shows an attack on protesters by police. Search for this:

Here is what it looked, sounded, and felt like from the perspective of the protesters as the second police unit quickly appeared in front of them and detonated tear gas and a flashbang

From then on it goes into a lot of depth about the tactics the police used to trap the crowd, teargas them and shot them with pepperballs.
> I suppose someone could do the experiment of turning on instruction selection patterns for address modes but still “pinning down” a register as if it was needed for the shift-add sequence you would have otherwise emitted.

Starting with that as a thought experiment, isn't it expected that the bigger code can be shown to execute slower, as soon as the performance isn't measured with a microbenchmarking test which avoids to stress caches?

Or to be more specific, imagine starting with your proposed modification of the compiler and recompiling both an OS and all the applications. Would the resulting change in the performance be measurable or not? I honestly can't imagine how it wouldn't.
First of all, you're pulling old data. Try last year.

But even then, half of the cases sound like accidents, out of 104. The remaining is pretty close to 47.
My understanding is that generally, the error when extrapolating to areas not covered by the training data distribution would be considered to be part of the "bias" part of the bias-variance tradeoff.

The way I see it, the variance is the part of the error that you can reduce by collecting more data from your distribution and increasing model complexity if needed.

The bias part is what will not get better no matter how much you sample your distribution, and extrapolation problems fall into that category.
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Maybe you don't need physical access, but through some RCE and then inject the module.
"end discrimination!" - "all police officers are bad!"

People on the right side of history.
Is it reasonable? What would you learn about wheels by studying cheetahs? Or about steam engines by studying strong elephants? Or about cranes by studying giraffe? Or about jet engines by studying birds? What if AI is like that to a human brain? Completely different and way better in some dimensions?
I have a cheap Surface that I bought at a promotion, with a pen. I can scribble/underline and it has a 3:2 screen ratio. With some discipline it is a dedicated device for a very specific kind of work (reading Math books and using LaTeX in WSL).
The thing is that they allowed external datasets :\
> a police that's tough

Tough is having courage and compassion while being firm. Tough not being an insecure bully. Please don't use "tough" when relating to US police brutality.

Having a decent police force is a solved problem. Just look around for a country with a decent relationship between population and law enforcements. Look what made that happen (Was it 2-3 year police training? mental health screens? No qualified immunity? Central/federal authority governing all police forces? perrhaps ALL OF THE ABOVE?).
Isn't a template just an empty document/file/archive stored in a specific folder somewhere? That doesn't require and special technical knowledge or anything, just save an empty file there.

I have a dozen or so software shortcuts (notepad++, cmd, etc) in the SendTo folder, which works similarly.
The way GDPR is written is partly consequence of the way cookie law treated. E.g. it is more about intent and data.
There's a half dozen of those in existence for a good while now.
The major difference is that insurance is not supposed to put you in a better position than you were before the loss. (This gets slightly tricky when, for example, you insure an item at its replacement cost, instead of its depreciated cost...but that's about as far as it is supposed to extend.)
Pencil and paper with lots of boxes that we drew, with boxes inside them, and boxes inside them, all the way down because proofing code; sometimes you could get funky and draw boxes from the inside out.
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