skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah you're right, it can do 6K at 60Hz, and according to Apple it can also do:

> Up to two external 4K displays with 4096‑by‑2304 resolution at 60Hz in millions of colours

So I guess if it can power 2 monitors at 60Hz, it should be able to do 1 monitor at 120hz, right?
That's right. It is certainly possible to use peer-to-peer to send unencrypted packets. Peer-to-peer does not imply encryption. It does imply avoiding a "middleman". Thus, to send encrypted packets without using a middleman, peer-to-peer is a viable method.
So... how's this thread supposed to go?
> A network of moonshot companies could be the modern-day version of the great research efforts of the past.

It would be super interesting to know what led YC to abandon HARC, which actually had a membership comparable to the great research efforts of the past [1], in favor of doing things this way. I don't believe they have ever said much about that, it just seemed to vanish.

[1] https://harc.ycr.org/member/
> If you use a TSA lock, that means they have a key to open up the case and access the firearm without you around. That's a big no-no and could result in problems with the law.

Why? If a TSA person unlocks it in accordance with their procedures, surely that's fine (and is what they would do anyway, just getting the key from you first)? If a TSA person abuses their position to open your luggage with their master key against their procedures, surely that's not your problem - more akin to a criminal breaking open your luggage than anything else.
Some examples that come to my mind:

– Boom

– Genentech

– Pixar

– SpaceX

One challenge is that there’s an implicit third requirement for moonshots: 3) transformative potential must be recognizable at the start. Thus, a company that sells BASIC interpreters for the Altair might be missed.
Details are here: https://licensing.fcc.gov/myibfs/download.do?attachment_key=...

TL;DR User terminals are RF phased array antennas. Ka-band and Ku-band, plus E-band for ground stations. v1 has no cross satellite links. Plans for v2 include laser cross links.
"And while we drank, and smoked, and gambled, our leaders taught us why. It's best to not upset the lobbies, more convenient to die.

- Tomos Roberts
This may go part of the way to explaining why women have a longer life span then men, they're constantly having to manufacture new blood. Men only have to create new blood if they donate or suffer some injury, but women's bodies are generating new blood all the time.
I too use a single 1080p monitor. I find that, for me, the benefits of multiple monitors aren't really there.

I tried it for a while but I find virtual desktops cover my multi-tasking needs just fine.

When I had multiple displays the context switching involved in moving my head and focusing on the other displays wasn't great.

I guess if I was a designer it would make more sense but for coding what I have now works fine.
Two years could even be acceptable, but these are terms you need to specify up front. It's changing the terms on money that they already hold, that's the dirty part about this.
There is interest in OSINT but my comment could be misconstrued as supportive of or normalizing LE practises so that upsets a very vocal interest group on the Internet.
This should definitely correlate. If you want to be strongest in sports you have to start early. Same with programming. You will not only have more experience timewise, but also brain is more malleable in the young age to make the person naturally have the correct mindset.
I imagine you mean inspecting everything that gets transmitted besides the -2E part, but even if you could there are a thousand ways for not-really-safely-encrypting a communication without you being able to notice
relevant

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41423-020-0401-3

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41423-020-0424-9
I'm working on a startup (https://www.cloudternal.com) in Austin. If you want to connect, my email is in my profile.
Lots of people like a stream of consciousness nonsense. It gives them a good feeling. They're not so much listening to the man talk as they are having a feeling of social interaction. Of course, there is no interaction as it's all one way, but our brains are fooled quite well by it and the pleasing chemicals released by the experience are quite real.
Interesting article, but I'll stick with my dual 144 hz 27" 1080p monitors for less than the cost of a single 4k 144 hz that I wouldn't be able to use for gaming without investing another $10k in my tower.
It seems that could easily be weaponized to remove minority opinions.
Google contacts has the downside of inserting everyone’s birthday into my calendar. I can’t remove a birthday from a contact once Google knows it. Super annoying and a dumb example of trying to use shared cloud data instead of my locally curated contacts list.
Dark matter hunt yields unexplained signal
Riding a bike/scooter in the cul de sac, playing in the woods, driving over to the town square and wandering around for a while. There's tons of things to do in the suburbs. There's tons of things to do in the city. Really, it depends what you like.

Personally, I prefer to take my car to the shop because I don't want to carry a car load of stuff home. And Central Park is something I like to visit, but I wouldn't send a young child to play there by themselves.
The market had spoken. They don’t care.
I hate the idea of scaling and blur, but I find I really like 6K-equivalent on my 27" 4K monitor at my desk (driven by a MBP below the monitor). And no, I don't have budget for a Pro Display XDR, as beautiful as it is. If I could get an IPS 6K panel for 15-2500, I'd save my pennies.
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If you assume that the std lib creates a collections package, there could be helper types will for primitives. No Java style auto boxing, but more in the Go style. These could also be used in a refactored math package.
True... but I think it’s just called an “investigation” when done by the authorities.
Perhaps like overloading in C++? Hash functions are sometimes defined this way (https://abseil.io/docs/cpp/guides/hash#making-hashable-types)
Highly recommend the companion series of podcasts to TWiV if this article perks your interest: https://www.microbe.tv/immune/
Is there no equivalent of PCI in South Africa?
I take this as a hit piece. Writer wouldn't have this problem if it were a left leaning Mastodon instance which are also "built for privacy and community"

In fact I take Mastodon as much more worse where that's the whole selling point: make your own echo chamber and enjoy it.
Your reasoning is the tail wagging the dog.

Money flooding into an area is obviously going to cause rents to increase as well as incentivize developers to build more to capture some of that moolah as there's more demand for housing.

Money flooding out of the area is going to cause both rents to immediately decrease, as well as decrease the incentive to build more housing, because the demand is gone.
Don't be so anxious to see casuals come in to your cozy community. They bring money, but also squeeze out the fanatics, and the money attracts sociopaths who ruin everything. This outstanding essay I read the other day explains the whole process very well: https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
Or the employee is violating the terms of the visa under which they're in that country.
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I do not have a 2020 MacBook so I cannot test but the Pro Display XDR is not 5120x1440, it is 6016x3384. The problem with my current MacBooks ('14 15" RMBP and '17 13" MBP, both with Intel Iris graphics) is that while they can drive 4k displays they cannot drive the 5120x1440 resolution specifically.

This limitation is specific to the MacOS drivers. Windows in Bootcamp is able to drive 5120x1440 on these devices.
Unfortunately, there probably won’t be a next big-from-scratch thing unless it ties into their API somehow. It feels like we’ve seen the last of OpenAI open sourcing anything but toy models.

Of course, I would be delighted to be mistaken.
I don't understand. There are dozens, if not hundreds, or even thousands of bits to use to identify any given browser, but providing one extra such bit that politely asks 'Do Not Track' is now a problem because it makes tracking slightly easier?
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neat. what do you use for drawing those diagrams?
1) I agree with what you shared mostly, and I love SyncThing!
2) I think you over exaggerated how difficult DropBox is. For typical users, just selecting the defaults is good enough, and let's be honest DP is pretty rock solid.
3) I think you WAY under exaggerated how technical setting up SyncThing is .. for non-technical users. It was a stretch for me, it would be a nightmare for most of my users.
4) If ST is reliable (I am testing now), I can see some place I would like to use it.

Take care!
Gary
> 2020
> using 1080p monitor
c'mon now
Logically having your OS maintain a consistent UI size makes sense until you try it without.

I'm running a couple medium high density monitors alongside one of the highest density ones available. I don't scale the HIDPI monitor at all, which means when I drag windows to it they are tiny. Instead it works in two ways, as a status screen for activity monitors/etc and as a text/document editing screen. AKA putting adobe acrobat, firefox or sublime/emacs/etc on the high DPI screen and then zooming in gives all the font smoothing/etc advantages of high DPI without needing OS support.

So the TLDR is, turn off dpi scaling, and leave the hidpi screen as a dedicated text editor/etc with the font sizes bumped to a comfortable size. Bonus here is that the additional effort of clicking the menu/etc will encourage learning keyboard shortcuts.
> I'm starting to think criminals are stupid.

It just means we're catching the stupid ones
>I’m just saying racism isn’t the root cause here

There is the idea that all people are unconsciously racist based on cultural inheritance of the last centuries (imperialism). It is just assumed by everybody that white people are superior in some way. Evidence based reasoning ( few black CEO => it's unlikely to meet a black CEO => this black guy there is not a CEO )is welcome (defensive) argument. Yes, it would help to increase the number of black CEO's, developers, ... But it's only a part of the problem.
Do you have a reference where this has been done with Ada/Spark?
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Do you think there is no situation where it can be lawful for a law enforcement agency to perform a wiretap?
> CRTs are analog. It's as many bits as your output hardware can make up

Actually the horizontal resolution of a CRT is limited by: the dot pitch of the colour phosphors, the bandwidth of the amplifiers, and the electron beam spread.

The vertical resolution is limited by a combination of: electron beam scan rate, delay for horizontal flyback/retrace, delay for vertical flyback, desired refresh rate, and electron beam spread.

There are more details for the resolution limitations, but I think I covered the main ones.
Is this a reference to the SpaceX manned launch vehicle? Interesting use of "alien spacecraft" if so.
I’m on iOS so this isn’t an option. There are tradeoffs, but I rarely use Facebook and it’s one of the few native apps I’d rather use than the browser interface.
It's 163. I think the 218 you got from a Cmd-F and picked up the SEO blurb for the 5k ultra fine in the footer).

I cannot tell the difference between the LG and my MacBook's retina screen at my normal viewing range, but this may just be my eyes.

I also use a non integer scaling factor on both screens as I find it has the right combo of resolution and real estate for me, and I don't notice artefacts.
The main issues with NTFS would be the system either wouldn't be able to see the drive, or would fail to be able to read part of it. They were building up quite a repertoire of tricks to get things to read correctly, but it was almost impossible to safely automate.
It's still there, you just have to go turn it on.

But yes, I didn't know that they ripped out subpixel rendering in late 2018 by default.
Isn't that what 10x engineers are for? :) :)
Chess the subculture.

It's been declining for a long time, ever since Deep Blue beat Kasparov. It doesn't help that there aren't any Afro-American grandmasters, they're all pale, male, and stale. Getting fresh blood into the game is a good thing for the people. You're right, the actual game of chess is an abstract idea that doesn't benefit.
I agree with all your points, however I’ve found the mac is extremely variable DPI friendly. I think the games with custom UIs (Europa Universalis IV comes to mind) are the only things that haven’t adapted and it’s hardly a problem if you set the scaling to “large text” or whatever, just a little pixelated like you would see on a 1080p screen.
I'm ready to bet that with <>, you'd introduce ambiguity in the grammar, making parsing code (and, as a consequence, writing tools for the language) much more complicated.
> a bottom up justice system.

Also known as "lynch mob".
My personal requirement though is 4:4:4 color. Too many TVs will only accept 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 chroma, and colored text on black will look horrid.
Which model is your 49"?
Radio Astronomy has to deal with this, never mind the sun shades. Pervasive radio everywhere has been a growing problem in general at least since GPS.
It is entirely true.

Economic benefit derived only as a landowner or from a royalty interest is generally not sufficient to establish liability for plugging a well. If the operator were solvent, it would have had to pay.

Also, Venoco's bankruptcy wasn't caused by this lease agreement.

https://www.conservation.ca.gov/calgem/idle_well
Suburbs suck, mind-numbing pits, I don't know why people with families love them. I think they all secretly hate them, it's just that they want you to share their misery by convincing you to move.
The amount of frustrations surrounding all of this is mind numbing. I almost expect we will get vaccinations before we get understanding.

And I share that call-out in this article that not knowing is not a claim that things aren't working. I just expand it as not a claim that some things have worked. We need more studies that will frustratingly take time.
To each their own but it's mindblowing to me that one cannot see a massive different in text quality of 4k or higher monitors compared to ancient sub 4k resolutions.
If people can't get off drugs, provide them with a supply of the drug, therapy, and health care.

The lifestyle and life expectancy of a drug addict is 95% society, 5% the effect of the drug on the body. Heroin addicts can work as hard as anyone else, and tend to, but all of that work is put into pursuing the next dose of a drug that costs 5¢ to industrially manufacture.
The other direction is to use a high resolution 1x monitor, without anti-aliasing. Crisp, legible text, even at very small sizes: https://www.jefftk.com/xterm-vs-gnome-terminal-4x.png

I'm currently using a 27" external monitor at 2560x1440 ("QHD") and this is wide enough for five terminals side-by side at 83 columns each. (Monaco 10pt, anti-aliasing off, iterm2)
I wouldn't limit it to just Apple. Literally all of modern computing tools are influenced, to a greater or occasionally lesser extent, by this work.
Dicts and sets are supposed to both use {}; {a,b,c} is (conceptually) shorthand for {a:dummy,b:dummy,c:dummy}, where sets (in some cases, including python, opaquely) are actually dicts without the space to store values. (This also shows up in set theory and related mathematics, although there it's dicts that are unusual.)

The rest of your post is a fair point, although I think you underestimate the value of plain ASCII that can be typed on a unassisted keyboard.
I've only seriously tested the Dell P4317Q that I have in the office. Others have had good success with small 4k TVs. Can't say I've noticed anything about the latency, but I've never gamed or watched movies on it, so IDK
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> Given their track record I’d expect this timeline to repeat itself so after they release this E2E encryption feature, security researchers will discover that it’s not true E2E encryption again.

I mean, you can already look at the design if you wish, it was disclosed by Alex Stamos: https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1268061790954385408

TBH I'm sort of surprised they gave in to the new wave of criticism, their arguments for not giving E2E to free accounts were pretty decent.
What Merit Is There to the Strauss-Howe Generational Hypothesis?
Where and when I went to school, commutativity and associativity were taught in elementary school, and again in high school because we had all forgotten it. Matrix math was something I learned in university.

However that was a long time ago and standards have changed. http://www.corestandards.org/Math/Content/HSN/VM/C/9/ indicates that matrix math is now considered high school material across the USA.
Backgammon is primarily a gambling game. People who get good at it always play for money. Kind of like pool. It's a hustler's game, too.

You can play backgammon without any money on the line, but the game loses its zip and tension (what gamblers call "action") and you won't be able to play anyone but your friends and family.
Maximum sentence is 10 years, she's unlikely to get that, but _minimum_ is 5 years IIRC. That's a _long_ time. And then you're a felon and you can't find a decent job. What was the calculus there, I wonder? Under what circumstances would a person rationally consider torching a police cruiser to be worth the risk of 5 years in the slammer?
It's not only about the main compiler. Go has tons of third-party tools (linters mainly) that can parse go code, because it's so easy to write one. Most of them wouldn't exist if parsing was a PITA.
I'm really confused what is going on here.

It's really baffling how someone motivated and talented enough to make such a tracking site would have such an odd opinion section.

Obviously, Starlink is not the best choice in all situations, but it is so compelling on some dimensions that such a flatly negative opinion is bizarre for anyone with even a cursory understanding of what's going on.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Gives $120M to Historically Black Colleges
I mean... good?

Sounds like the kind of internet sleuthing I'd expect to see on 4chan. Glad to see the FBI was able to leverage those techniques too.
Possibly not directly, but two of my best friends were roughnecks, and then Deck Foreman. Unfortunately, one of them died just a few months back (not covid). Going to miss him down the pub.
The big difference is in other countries schools are not as bad as they are in cities in the US. Not a lot of countries have this huge divide of urban vs suburban culture.
In America, you move to the suburbs to die.
They might be usable for airplanes, ships, oil platforms, islands...
Electricity rates are kWh, so I think it would be 120k for electricity, not 1.2 mil.
The benefit is purely readability.

You read code 1000x more often than you write it, so a little extra effort for even a small readability benefit is worth it.

Most fonts have quite full Unicode support since many years.

I'm often disappointed in how reluctant programmers are to use modern technology. The public thinks we're on the cutting edge of advanced technology. If they only knew :)
My laptop has a 4K screen, but I switch to an external 27" QHD (2560x1440) display when I'm at my desk and boy ... I used to like that external monitor. Now all I can see, all I notice, is how much worse and more pixelated text looks on it than when I'm reading on the laptop's screen. It practically looks blurry!

So yeah, nobody needs a 4K display. But I would think most people don't know what they're missing. (:
I mean, I don't think even the internet nut-jobs support torching police cars...

Edit: Ouch, looks like quite a few people here do. Do y'all really think that's the best way to effect social and political change? A minority of Americans screaming louder and using terrorism to vent their spleens won't solve the issue. In a democracy, everyone must focus on getting more people to vote for different policies to effect change.
For once, I disagree. When spent wisely, $3M can make a huge difference in a development of promising technology.

And I am not talking just about software - an aerospace, material science, fusion or biotech startup can work with that.
>>> I can afford to buy milk that costs 10x as it does right now, but I wouldn't actually pay that because I have no reason to when cheap milk still exists.

You can afford to not drink milk but you can't afford to not have a roof over your head.

Becoming homeless is not an option so people get pushed to living in older smaller flat away from the city or sharing with strangers.
I'm surprised that the people charged with investigating her clicked on every single link in google and read every review. That shirt is all over the internet. Seems like a needle in a haystack.
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Kind of shows how little we know about the human immune system. Hopefully this pans out and we won’t see massive new waves. I have an anecdotal example of that this might be something. A friend and his wife got tested before delivering their baby and she was positive for antibodies and he was negative. He might have just beaten the virus before the body even started creating antibodies.
The Dell 3818 the parent poster named.
Right because the US usually falls in line with countries like India and Japan. Just look how we have modeled our health system and social safety net after Japan.
I'm guessing the freebies are to avoid lowering the actual rent due to Prop 13?
When I applied for options trading approval, I got a phone call from Schwab with a quiz on some hypothetical trading scenarios, like "if you did X what would your maximum exposure be"?
I’ll have to do a writeup sometime explaining why these numbers aren’t as surprising as they seem. They’re also not as wasteful as they seem.

Roughly, the boxes would be turned on anyway. Might as well put them to work.

And yeah, it draws more power when in use (by a lot). But the data center probably isn’t paying a huge premium on top of what they would already pay for electricity.

So all that’s left is feeling generally queasy about using so much electricity, rather than a practical feeling of “this is bad because it costs a lot.”

Economies of scale have some dramatic effects at the high ends: I doubt the datacenter’s costs are anywhere near linear for the amount of Whr they’re consuming. And even if they are, it’s still a rounding error considering the profitability of GoogSoftBook.
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What do you say?

'Give me a discount or...' or what? You'll move out? Sounds like moving would out be an absolute nightmare at the moment. Are you going to go flat-hunting in the middle of a pandemic?
I don’t know, but as a black box it’s been extensively looked at. But nothing is unhackable even E2E.
I think that the edge of the index card is included in the top half of the image.
I'm sure that if the US had as strict control over our/their internet as China does over theirs, non-US sites would be forced to operate differently for peers in the US too.
Funny you said that about Jeff. I read his article just recently and also happened to use three monitors in my office for a while.

I started developing neck pain, so I had to go back to one.

At least buying a 4k/120hz monitor is not painful to your body, only your wallet.
There are a lot of reasons the Bay remains a desirable place to live outside career-related reasons.

Weather, culture, friends/family for some, etc.
Is it not visible for you in the displays settings? You DO need all the monitors to have the same DPI or you’d have a window rendered half in one dpi and half in another when dragging across a display boundary.