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A lot of strides have been made over the past decade. The ecosystem has had it's fair share of problems, but I've been using Linux as my daily driver for the past 5 years with no major complaints. I'm typing this on a Ubuntu 16.04 install and the only issue I frequently run into is bluetooth which I believe has since been fixed for 18.04 / 20.04.
I see no supporting argument for “replacing master with main at GitHub hurts others”; is it somewhere in this thread and I wasn’t able to see it unassisted? If not, we would benefit from you typing it up.
On Ubuntu with an Intel processor I have been very happy with the app ecosystem. I suspect if the Raspberry p
Pi had an AMD or Intel chip it'd be less painful.
>I just have no idea to turn that into sex.

This seems indicative of the exact line of thinking the parent comment notes does not typically work.

>"I'm laughing at her jokes because I hope that will make her sleep with me."
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Edit: wrong price quoted for the 2GB model.
Doesn't seem to be a problem at Toyota

https://www.nytimes.com/1983/03/30/business/japan-s-producti...
I think you have a very limited understanding of sexual attraction... it is not static. It can grow for someone as you get to know them and spend time with someone.
USB-C powers the RPi, network connectivity comes from wifi.
In a ZOO, animals are less likely to have sex than when living free.

Just a thought :)
Ah ha! Now we have finally reached the beginning of the conversation :-)

The point is, many people think (including you judging by your comment, and certainly including me up until now but now I'm just confused) that in Python asyncio is better than using multiple threads with blocking IO. The point of the article is to dispel that belief. There seems to be some debate about whether the article is really representative, and I'm very curious about that. But then the parent comment to mine took us on an unproductive detour that based on the misconception that Python threads don't work at all. Now your comment has brought up that original belief again, but you haven't referenced the article at all.
Most of this has to do with Linux and not the Pi itself. I use a mac and a linux system side by side, desktop linux is still a tire fire. This is coming from a person who used to run a FreeBSD laptop in the early 2000s.
> That’s always been the case.

Has it? The question is not if people change. The question is who they choose and why - now, versus before.

> There’s always a transactional aspect to being in a relationship. Are you good looking enough, healthy enough, wealthy enough, well connected enough, emotionally connected, personality etc.

That doesn't explain the decrease in sex. As a group people are supposedly still about the same.

> It may not be fruitful to frame a relationship exclusively in those pros and cons terms, but that’s the way nature has always worked.

If we talk about humans, the article talks about the changing data. The proposed explanation is that views have changed. You're saying that views always have been like that. So there is a difference in data.
> economic hurdles facing many millennials

This would affect men and women equally, but it doesn't, so that seems not to be it.
"How the Islamic State recruits young men by kidnapping girls to be their sex slaves"

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/10/13/islamic-state-re...
With Windows practically giving licenses away, Apple coming with MacOS, cheap chromebooks coming with chromeOS, I really don’t get this “Linux on a desktop move”, especially when it is $75 device + $250 of accessories.

That said I love Pi, have it for home automation and media server, amazing piece of tech, NOT a desktop replacement and for the most part it’s not even aiming at that.
>Whereas treating women like people, looking them in the eyes, listening, being curious, trying to find ways to relate--these can be very effective.

In other words, in sex and in business, being a good salesman is key.
Although not wrong, and full of interesting details, this is a really puzzling article. It feels a little like writing about how you couldn't get your toaster to boil noodles. (Though not as unsafe.)

I use Linux as my main desktop and have always found it very pleasant, but if my main thing was video editing, I wouldn't try to do it with Linux on ARM64 and then grumble when it turned out not to work very well.

(Of course what makes the article worth reading is the fact that its author has tried just that, and reported on it. It's an interesting report! It's simply odd that the article seems so disappointed, since surely few readers would have expected any other result.)
I mentioned the media. Fox News has tremendous influence on the mainstream conversations/narrative. Not full control, but I don't think that's a requirement for being "in power"
I use the pc mostly for music making and video/ photo edit, when i do so i like to work in an almost completely dark rook just some indirect lights, all the software i use has dark grey backgrounds by default, if i need to check something quickly on the internet the browser opens with a blank page (then it switches to dark or theme), that feels in my eyes like being in the nuclear test field.
> Does that make McDonald's a healthy option? Absolutely not. But why is McDonald's unhealthy? It's because the food they serve is unhealthy. It's not that the food that is served at McDonald's is unhealthy because McDonald's is unhealthy.

It sounds to me like this is the crux of your argument.

I think I'd agree and hopefully add some clarifying points.

1. Processing

Processing doesn't necessarily make things less healthy. It depends on the type of processing and what is being processed.

If you blend a steak, it isn't less good for you (although it is more susceptible to food poisoning). Adding heat to things like meat can actually make them more bio-available since they're easier to digest. Adding heat to vegetables can break down certain vitamins and make the result less healthy.

Additionally, heating food in certain ways can make it less healthy because of the cooking process. Anything that chars the food or introduces partially combusted hydrocarbons (burned cooking oil, grilling/smoking, etc.) adds carcinogens to the food.

2. Macro-nutrient profile

Food satiety is relatively well understood: protein, water and fiber are all appetite suppressants. People need a certain amount of fat and probably desire at least a small amount of carbs (although the last part can be overcome in some people).

For a sedentary person, a diet high in carbs and fat is probably not good, as it will result in weight gain.

For someone with higher energy needs - say someone building a trail through the woods with a mattock - they may need to eat 6000 Calories per day just to maintain their body weight.

For a sedentary person, a diet high in protein will be distasteful and probably wasteful.

For professional athletes competing in strength sports, they may eat over 2g / kg of body mass of protein as part of a diet tailored to their goals.

Broadly speaking, in order to promote the health of a person, the macro-nutrient profile of their food should match their body and their activity levels.

3. Micro-nutrients

Eating vegetables are good for you. The more raw the vegetables are, the better they are for you (probably). There is often a trade-off that needs to be struck between palatability and optimum health benefit.

There is also a wide array of micro-nutrients that can come from eating meat of various sorts.

There are many conflicting opinions here, without a broad consensus, so I'll leave it at that.

4. Weird stuff

Often times people will bring up ingredients in processed food that they don't know what it is, or even how to pronounce it.

I don't think people are bad to want to avoid stuff like that.

But for the most part, I have real doubts that this is the cause an health problems in even a small fraction of consumers.
Honestly, it probably doesn't make sense long term! We wanted to get the product out the door with simple pricing to see how it works and adjust from there.

We're mostly worried about the sales cycle being too long with performance-based or scaling pricing, since none of the founders are trained salespeople. I'm realizing we're probably going to have to adjust that mindset and learn how to sell.
If you buy hardware designed by the manufacturer to work with linux then most things are just fine.
The incel theory that 10-20% of the men are having sex with 80% of the females is not supported or even contemplated by this study. I don't come to hacker news to read about hypergammy or Chad even if people use different words.

I don't think this entire discussion belongs on this site.
I'm not sure what the author's background is, but if he did all of this in one day as a Mac-using Linux newbie, I'm actually pretty impressed. There are references to previous posts about the Pi, but it's not clear whether he's used Linux as a desktop O/S before.

I'm using Ubuntu on a 4 GB Pi for some Docker experiments, because I couldn't get ARM64 images to work on Raspbian. Is Raspbian the best distribution for the desktop, or is there something better for a 4 or 8 GB Pi?
> Indie rock artists who are just playing in bars to their friends don't have that economic pressure, and you're always welcome to build your own software for your friends along with maybe a few hardcore enthusiasts.

I don't think it's as simple as "indie artists" and "artists with investors". There's room for innovation while making profit, and there's room to make catchy songs when you're an indie artist. In software, there seems to be a large divide between hobbyist code and industrial software. How many folks really write software for themselves and friends? I'd love to see a world where people grow up tinkering with software, so they can have an informed stake as a user instead of being a blind consumer.
The Texas Tower sniper killed 14 with a Remington 700, at up to 500 yards, though he had an M1 too.
While I get that he wants things to Just Work for things the Pi's not designed to do, that's not the goal or design of the Pi in any sense whatsoever. The hypothesis that a Pi would be feasible for his workflow was set up to fail before he started doing anything.
Of course, I'm only speaking from my own experience, but I've seen what's being described here in real life. There are big winners and big losers.

Talking to my Tindersex-addicted friend about his behavior - which has been very destructive to his own life - he believes that it comes from a place of trauma as a coping mechanism, not simply a lifestyle preference. In a similar vein, many women I know who only had uncommitted relationships in their twenties are now in their mid 30s and interested in settling down but are having extreme difficulties in finding a partner.
wonder if it learns from it's mistakes?

like when someone types "I think you forgot the quotes".

does it remember the quotes next session?
I have nothing against improving the safety of languages that have historically had issues in this regard; in fact, I have actually called out companies for turning off mitigations: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23448161. The point I'm making here is that the things you mentioned are different things and they protect against different types of attacks.

Just for completeness, BTW, iOS devices after iPhone XS ship with PAC, which is part of ARM-v8.3; memory tagging is an extension of ARM-v8.5. Rumors point to the A14 chip supporting that but there's no word on whether Apple will support the extension.
Running old software on new hardware is by far the best user experience that I've had. Everything is blazing fast to the point of feeling instantaneous.

Unfortunately it's getting harder and harder to keep things running with various licensing schemes and whatnot. Hell Microsoft even keeps breaking my old Office install with windows 10 updates forcing me to constantly fix it because they want me to update to their office 360 offering. All that said, both the hardware and software stack are getting a little silly even at the low level. You can send a keypress around the world as a data packet faster than you can send it to your monitor now a days.
While it might be true, I’ve seen too many cases of infidelity and or dead bedrooms with relationships that didn’t had the former.

Also speaking from my own experience while I’ve experienced finding women more attractive as I got to know them better it wasn’t the same type of an attraction, as it wasn’t sexual but rather more complex in terms of seeing long term future possibilities and wanting to share experiences with them in order to enrich my own life, but it never really affected how physically attractive I found them.

Maybe I’m different, maybe men are different in general but at least for me I won’t settle for someone that doesn’t want to jump me or that I wouldn’t want to jump them to me it seems unnatural.
Toyota union proposes merit-based pay-raise system (2019)
you can run ethernet over usb-c, just enable tethering on ipad. pi has build in usb2 port in charging port.
That changes everything, thank you! <bow>
Probably using Ethernet over usb.
I tried the same with a pi zero, one only need to change some config options in the boot partition.

Weirdly I wasn’t able to do get the Ethernet working. Couldn’t ssh into the pi :(

Maybe because of a cable problem, but I never found out.
And it has the exact same misunderstanding where the naive stereotype of a good salesman is very different than the reality.
A traditional server browser pings each game server from the client, so the ping you are shown is roundtrip time between your client and that server. CS follows this client-server architecture.

The server browser retreives a list of game servers from a directory server, and all that directory does is manage the list of game servers for presentation to clients.
It can. But is reliability really the #1 attribute for people out there? Most people want a partner who excites them and who makes them happy. If they're unreliable then that can be a problem but usually a very desirable person has reliability in addition to everything else. When you're settling - you're usually settling for someone who is at least reliable but isn't very exciting.
Probably JSON injection too. You can handle this in middleware, but I suspect lot of people don't.
Can't remember the last time I cared about the execution context since I use arrow functions everywhere.
The theory has not borne out in reality. Japan and China are the countries with the most young incels/sexless men/male virgins per capita are among the most peaceful in the world. It's a good theory, sexual frustration => violence, but it's just not happening.
True, true, but these play dates are in person. It’s kind of like a strip club but without the nudity. It’s implied that the person you pay will show fake interest and you set up subsequent dates knowing there is no real interest.

So it’s kind of like a strip-club + wannabe shrink + palm reader mashup.
I feel the opposite. Maybe it's a matter of the software I use? I find OSX to be clunky and obtuse, filled with notification spam and weird windowing behavior. Linux desktop (Cinnamon in my case) gets out of my way and let's me work.

That said, the Pi _really_ is not up to the task. It can be made usable by booting it from an SSD, but it remains somewhat underpowered and has a lot of trouble running even moderately heavy utilities.
USB-C Connectors Can Detect Their Orientation
> If anything, FB helps spread the news by being a platform for people to post articles

You could see how that would lead to problems when that become the main driver of traffic. If tomorrow Mark decides to remove the share button, it would be the end of a lot of traditional media sources.
Yes. I think many people are missing the point, which is that all these failures of intimacy are downstream from failures of community, of sociality in general (cf. "Bowling Alone").

Our culture has shifted further toward valuing the individual over the group, which means that many individuals no longer have recourse to a group in order to find partners, friends, etc. Men are not just "not having sex", they are lonely, in a rather unprecedented way.
I can definitely think of odors and smell them, certainly more vividly than I can see mental images.

Thinking of fresh bread nearly makes me wonder whether someone is baking it nearby. Sounds are similar for me. I can play most songs in my head with full orchestration, and pick out different instruments. After hearing my alarm and turning it off, I will sometimes think of it later and have to check to make sure it isn't playing again.

Images though, require sustained effort for me to maintain. I would never ever mistake a mental image for a real image - they are completely on completely different "screens" if you will.
The mainstream thought/media is probably 5-10 years behind certain spheres of thought on the web, and it's hilarious.
Ask HN: Why does finding freelance jobs as a Data Scientist suck so hard?
I'm a Data Scientist with 3+ years of experience in NLP and Computer Vision. I've been using freelance platforms (Upwork, Toptal et al), job boards and even social networks (LinkedIn and Reddit) to look for new opportunities.

There are tons of potential platforms, terrible personalization, and too much noise. For example, I'd like the jobs feed shown to me personalized according to my skills, taste and type of clients I've worked with. Receiving notifications for a selected few jobs would also ensure I don't miss out on golden opportunities.

What does HN think is the best way for an AI Consultant like me to find freelance opportunities?

P.S. I've been working on a sideproject that partially solves this problem for me and my colleagues - a tool to collect opportunities off of all platforms we use, perform personalized ranking, and then send them to our Slack chats. I'm working to open this to more freelancers for free. If you're a freelancer reading this, I'd love to hear your feedback on the problems you're facing. Please take a minute to fill out this form - https://forms.gle/aKLpsVHP4V1atiDC9
This is more of a comparison between MacOS and Linux than a Macbook and a Pi.
That's the 2GB model
A fast SSD does wonders for making lower memory machines feel responsive. I do useful work on a 4GB machine running Win10. There is lag when web browsing, but it's easy to adjust to.

That said, it won't cut it if your applications actually do need more than 2GB at a time. And the Pine device doesn't list support for SATA or M.2 either, so you can't count on the SSD being a screamer.
Government agency spokesperson says something => most people automatically give it higher credibility.

Of course technically that's a logical fallacy but in practice I don't think most people are used to questioning the truthfulness of official positions by the police.

In fact if we were to start questioning police truthfulness more, there'd be pretty big changes to how police testimony is treated in legal cases.
Many of the issues and personal choices made where due to the jump between a non-linux OS to a Linux OS.

Even though the 'default' desktop environment is light weight, a tiling WM just as i3 or dwm would run perfectly on the Pi. Light weight application alternatives such as qutebrowser (instead of Chrome) and Spacemacs (instead of VSCode) would also make using a Pi a lot easier.

The lack of 4k@60Hz is pretty annoying altough it actually might not be noticable with a tiling WM due to the lack of animations.
NASA Selects Astrobotic to Deliver the Viper Rover to the Lunar Surface
Look up sheet mulching. They did that poorly rather than doing the wrong thing in an absolute sense as you suggest.
This video should give you a good overview about what's possible with the RPi4 and iPad Pro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR6sDcKo3V8
Isn't RuboCop a Robocop reference? Robocop is partially a critique of the militarization and depersonalization of authoritarian law enforcement.
$75 for the 8gb model. Plus shipping
Yeah, but I can treat people as human without putting myself in danger. I can treat a guy as human without entering romantic relationship.

Romantic relationships don't cure anger nor violence. But, women who believe so are the typical domestic abuse victim. They date guys thinking they will change them and blaming themselves for abuse.

I mean, abuse is a real thing (and both genders do abuse). But someone who can get so angry and is physically stronger is double bad news.
On the other hand, you've got CNN's Donna Brazile leaking debate questions and topics to Clinton's staff ahead of the debate. I'm at work so I don't have it on hand, but someone made a really amazing chart of the various relationships between Obama's staff and CNN's staff. I would have thought it was the work of a kook until I began to look up randomly selected relationships to verify them.

Aside from the LPFM repeater stations, largely used for religious broadcasting, I would say that the radio market has been completely captured by the left.

When it comes to the right, they have Fox for television networks and that's all.
I think you are WAY off base here. Most men aren't having sex not because women are turning them down; that's an appreciable factor for dating perhaps, but not for casual sex. They aren't having sex because they are NEVER putting themselves in a position to have sex. They aren't going to bars and they aren't hitting on women.
I'm "familiar with linux servers and infrastructure" and would have little idea how to setup linux as my working env for things like editing video. Seems completely orthogonal.
> We're building stuff for people, not other geeks.

Of course, but everyone, including the end user, would greatly benefit from a less messy and more elegant, consistent "computing stack". The programmers would be (much) happier, the code would be smaller and better, the product would be better and cheaper and the freed resources could be allocated elsewhere.

These improvements (and IMHO there is huge potential for such improvements on all the layers) would bring the same kind of benefits that better automation has brought.
I Recreated Crew Dragon's UI
Inspired in Andrew Goodlad and his work with the Tesla Model 3’s controls, I decided to try and see if I could piece together Crew Dragon's UI from existing footage. In the link you'll find an interactive prototype made in Figma and a hi-res image ready for download. Let me know what you think!
I would strugle the same way on macbook, never used this platform. Pi4 is fairly nice desktop. I use it as a backup workstation while traveling.
Merci, je n'y suis pas allé depuis une vingtaine d'années; J'adore un pain-au-choc chaud le matin.
Title seems a little cringey.

The 8GB model isn't going to perform much better on these tasks that the 4GB on that has been available forever and the $75 device is not a suitable replacement for a $1,299 device.

I do use Jeff's work to determine what SD card to buy...but the above has rattled my confidence a bit.
The biological reason for having males and females is ultimately game-theoretical: males spend less energy on reproduction. Females spend more energy (pregnancy), but compensate by demanding higher evolutionary fitness from the males.

The male strategy is high risk / high reward. During times of rapidly changing evolutionary pressure, there is a "winner takes all" effect. Perhaps we're going through such a period right now, just like 8000 years ago.
Clickbait, yes.
To be fair, though, the top image is frequently stock photos, and they probably just did a search for riot or something and picked the first result.