skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Depends what country you’re in. In the UK at least the rules and regs makes it very hard for you to steal customer funds. The money needs to be stored in a segregated account held at a real bank, who is then responsible for making sure that account isn’t abused.

And if you’re bank offering these types of accounts, then you’ll have the regulator watching your every move to make sure you’re not misbehaving.
My naive understanding is ARM devices traditionally use a static, unchanging "device tree" specification to bring up hardware on boot. There's a project for implementing UEFI firmware for the Raspberry Pi - as one ARM device - so that you can take any unmodified (ARM-built) Linux that would boot off of EFI and it will Just Work (tm).

I've been using it:

https://github.com/pftf/RPi4
https://rpi4-uefi.dev/

Actually what I've been doing is using my wireless router (openwrt) to serve pxe images. So the rpi sits without an SD card. It's powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE), is advertised a pxe server, gets the initial uefi & ipxe binaries, then I can boot from an image off Github or one served locally. ipxe just adds another layer of indirection for expanded fun.
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His social commentary is some of his most important work. If you had to isolate Sowell's most repeated, potent point, it would be that disparities in population outcomes are nowhere near sufficient to infer discrimination as a primary contributor. If people better understood this single fact, it would go a long way to disentangling the absolute mess of a concept that is systemic racism.
You can, follow their sources. Even if they're only 90-95 correct that is orders of magnitude better than what's on facebook and twitter where people go just because someone put up a picture with words on it.
If you can work with it, work with it.

Normally things do get better and even if its small, it accumulates.

Display resolution
Display colors, refreshrate
Battery lifetime
Weight (x220 is much heavier then my x390)
Thickness
Techstandards like newer/better/faster wifi
USB-C (I love! charging my laptop with the same cable as my switch and my smartphone. Makes travel easier etc.)

If you are happy with it, feel free to keep using it, but i don't get why it is a possitive thing to not update/upgrade anything at all.
It's sending a message: Don't mess with my rallies or there will be consequences. Classic mafia shakedown.
UX design is done by designers and product managers. Developer just implemented ability to assign hot key X to function Y. How this ability used was not his/her concern.
And it's cheaper to buy a new TV once in a decade than pay for a security system.
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Perhaps because OP seems to be suggesting: "there is no truth, facts (and lies) are relative."
Poor black people. You're either a token for conservative "racists" or a whip for liberal "racists" to flagellate themselves with.

Always the supporting actor. Never allowed to have ideas which inspire others to action. Just a tool for white people.
A technically true statement in a falsified context is actually still an utter lie.

For an example close to my heart, I can't count how many videos I've seen purporting to show little innocent children dying in Gaza (killed by the IDF) or in Syria (killed by Insert Party Here) that were actually from Syria (ie: not the IDF) or Iraq (ie: not your least-favorite party to the Syrian Civil War).

Is it a lie if I post a video of my dog playing fetch and say it's someone else's dog doing a trick? Hell yes it is.
Scientists Worry About Political Influence over Coronavirus Vaccine Project
The big differenc is, following Apple's announcement, that they want to avoid that the users even realize there is an Arm CPU inside.

My dad had a Surface RT a few years ago (I cannot recall how long exactly). But you definitely did realize something was "different" with this thing.

I think Apple has a better chance at achieving this broad acceptance than MS has because they have a lot more control over their ecosystem and hardware. People actually seem to use their frameworks for building apps, for App Store as well as direct downloads. Unlike Microsoft who still has not managed to convince developers to move to UWP apps.

I actually don't hate using the Mac App store on my machine, but I haven't used the Microsoft Store ever since I first tried it. And for lots of more casual users, they probably actually won't realize that there is a difference between the architectures.
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> Here is an academic 'cancellations' tracking document by the National Association of Scholars:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Association_of_Schola...

> The National Association of Scholars (NAS) is an American non-profit politically conservative advocacy group, with a particular interest in education.[2][3] It opposes a perceived political correctness on college campuses and supports a return to mid-20th-century curricular and scholarship norms, and an increase in conservative representation in faculty.
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It's unlikely that someone who can form longer sentences still struggles with the orthography of common words.
The article links to the study. The issue was more than certain people sat downwind of others indoors, rather than where the air came from. Let me know if you read a different conclusion from it.
> It's far more serious, and making it a commitment to be contemplated deeply before entering - and not easily breakable

Marriage is rooted in religion, for better or worse, and these thoughts about making marriage some unbreakable for-life bond are based on religious beliefs hundreds of years old. Catholics couldn't divorce, ever! We live in a more enlightened age, one where religious thoughts have less to do with forging our societal beliefs. Can't we progress with our thoughts on marriage as well? Marriage for life would mean for many an unhappy and unfulfilling life. Perhaps a life of violence or depression. Is that we want to force people into? A life without choice, a life without happiness?
>If you value facts and good analysis, pay for them.

If you have a society where people must pay for truths but are given lies freely, then should we be surprised when people believe lies? Given those people have equal say in how things are ran as the people willing to pay for truth, doesn't this cause a social level problem?
What a big boss man, strutting around stopping the great evil empire from screwing America.
Since you enjoy it, you could set up a little did business helping people set it up.

Call yourself BEU Security.
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I will never pay for the nyt... I would much rather give my money to a patreon where someone actually knows something about the topics I am intersted in. Journalists reporting on topics they don't understand doesn't make sense...

https://www.patreon.com/hyperchange

https://www.patreon.com/EverydayAstronaut

furthermore, nyt are mostly shills for their advertisers. That is why nyt trashed tesla because GM and Ford advertise.
Here is proof they are shills for advertisers. All the tesla killer articles about their advertisers that were absurd... even the writers buried a disclaimer at the bottom of the article:

https://medium.com/@andrewt3000/tesla-versus-the-chevy-bolt-...
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Remember: Google doesn't think they're invading your privacy when they are making money on it. It's only a violation of privacy if their competition is making money on your privacy.
I love spreadsheets, especially for crowdsourced information. One of my side project[1] is to gather informations from experiences expats to help new comers that set up in a new country/city. They are questions/answer you wished had known instead spending months/years figuring it out. The collaboration happens in google spreadsheet and it works wonderfully. We have 14+ cities now

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Hence why I wrote 'subjectively or objectively'. They have no pretence to being a working-class magazine, or to advocating a working-class politics.
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Not sure if it's just me, but playing the 'See Brick in action' video in Firefox results in some strange behaviour: https://imgur.com/y0zJ0gB
No worse than us being unable to take an extremely obvious joke as a joke, and feeling the need to respond to it as if it wasn't meant completely in jest.
Ah I see. Thanks for replying. It unfortunately looks like iSpy doesn't have a mobile client? Many years ago I used to use Robert Chou's "IP Cam Viewer" which was a no-nonsense app to connect to different IP cameras, but unfortunately that doesn't work with a lot of the changes that camera makers have made on their end to prevent direct IP connections.
That's correct. Most of the implementations of Marx's ideas are heavily derived through Lenin, who wrote more thoroughly about how to actually run a post-capitalist society and what would/wouldn't work.

Just to note, also, Chavez is the only person in that list who wasn't a Marxist-Leninist, and it's not helpful to understanding to include him in that list.
One problem is that no one seems to know that AC systems recirculate air. I literally can't get people to believe me when I tell them this. When buying a window unit recently, some models had the ability to incorporate fresh outside air but the cheaper ones didn't. My home is leaky enough that I worry more about keeping outside air out rather than in, though.
Decentralization is not resource-efficient and its cost per unit will be always higher than any centralized alternative. That is a given. It is the cost of having all that redundancy and flexibility. You can not reach economies of scale easily.

With that said, I believe prices will go down for B2C. A few reasons why I believe so:

- Some of these services will consolidate into larger offerings and make a more featureful service. Pixelfed is already experimenting with a different frontend where users can share more than just photos (UI-wise, it looks a lot like early/cool Tumblr)

- A larger number of professional providers that will run instances in the same way that people were running email providers. With Communick I can run Matrix, Mastodon and XMPP and I am charging $5/10 users/3 months during the "soft launch/beta" phase, which is basically $0.17/user/month and will let me hit break even point with less than a hundred paid accounts. I can increase this 10-fold and it still wouldn't be as expensive as any of the current major providers.

- Media storage costs completely dominate the rest of other infra expenses, and IPFS can save the day here. It's not hard to imagine an architecture where servers provide only a cache layer for media serving and the less-accessed data lives on users' clients.

- The real money is in hosting for business/enterprise/white-labeling anyway. As much as I want Communick to be successful and I hope I start getting more people to "get it", I am using it as lab to make sure that I can offer a reliable media presence / communication service for companies, and then "Communick B2C" would be mostly a loss-leader.
The main difference is that Haskell is a very specific language, whereas Lisp is a family. Not all the members of the family are based on exactly the same philosophy.

The remove-if-not function just a Common Lisp thing.

And, by the way, at the bottom of its description in the standard, we find this:

The functions delete-if-not and remove-if-not are deprecated.
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An email/password login is not difficult in the least.

And, frankly, there is zero chance I'm going to host a site with a provider who thinks it is.
>It's certainly been interesting to realize how much the world keeps turning when there's a pandemic around.

One life to live. Time is always ticking.

And we all have individual levels of risk that we're willing to assume. Even when confronted with the same data.
This looks on topic, but this forum is in English. Content in other languages is usually ignored of flagged, unless it is very good and there is no equivalent information in English. Do you have a translated post in English? It may get more traction here.
I've been very happy with our home networking since ditching our consumer networking gear for Ubiquiti stuff. It's not very expensive, and it's worked extremely well.
You can use the binaries from xscreensaver as moving backgrounds. If you execute them directly they'll write to the root window.

Example:

$ /usr/lib/xscreensaver/moire2 -root
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>Boeing planes are made in America

Most are, Boeing I believe opened an assembly plant in China a couple years back. Even for the ones assembled in America the components may be built in other nations by subcontractors.
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Minor clarification: Calum MacLeod was the chair of the Police Federation, which is effectively the trade union for police officers in England and Wales (below the rank of Superintendent -- senior officers have their own association). The Federation is often pretty vocal whenever police come in for criticism, so its actions here weren't out of the ordinary. (Which doesn't justify them, of course.)
>I paid for a "six pack" and only received 1 tote! What a rip off! customer service has not gotten back to me after several days of waiting. I need these for my business and have not received a refund or the correct quantity
Ask HN: How to Visualise MongoDB?
Hey HN, Is there a tool that lets you visualise your database in browser, in an easy way.

I have tried Metabase, Redash, Google DataStudio - all pretty complex tools.

I am an indie hacker, and have my product data in Mongo. Right now, I check it out in terminal. It would be good to have a visualisation tool to do that for me.

My criteria:

1. Simple to use
2. Should not keep crashing (Metabase for Mac sucks)

If nothing like this exists, do you think I should build one and open source it?
I used to work on systems like this. The thing is there is a lot of data. But no effective or even interesting ways to use that data.

My guess they want to get into the 'home automation' bits. Which is a huge money sink and really not that interesting. They also need to be willing to do something more than on a 2-3 year time frame. I have things in my house that are 25+ years old. I zero plans on replacing them. My parents have a house that is 80 years old. They also have zero plans on replacing things. For the embedded market which is where ADT sits they need to be thinking 10-15 year time frames. They also need to think in the 'fail usable' state. If my internet goes out and I can not get my garage door open I am not happy and that thing will be on the way to the garbage bin. They also probably want in on that monthly recurring lease on equipment you do not really own.
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Contrast that with all of the labor required to pay for the security system and it seems that you still come out ahead
Looks like Soapbox’s built on React unlike the default front-end built on Vue
Abstaining should however be seen as allowing others to act with impunity.
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It could also be said, equally assuredly, that active, engaged voters are what creates the conditions for Donald Trump to arise.
I have not. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll have to give it a shot.
Corruption has nothing to do with it. Giving extra aid to the people on top while ignoring the people who are struggling is ideology, not corruption.
On what grounds would you make a monetary transfer like this illegal? Why a felony? What's the punishment? Who gets punished when a public company does it? You can't charge a company with a felony (usually). What about a private company? LLC? Sole proprietorship? What about my laptop, can I pay a $1000 ransom for that?
Dude has an anti-China boner. Mind you, I agree that their gov spying on us through Tiktok is a problem. He'd still rather focus on an app. 150,000 dead Americans seems to have slipped his mind.
Must be hard. Hating it when the ideas of a black author are supported, admired, and shape the political leanings of a white audience.
Blender was originally a closed-source product by Not a Number Technologies (NaN). After NaN went bankrupt, the
creditors agreed to let Blender become released as open source for 100,000 €.
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"The work on what eventually became C++ started with an
attempt to analyze the UNIX kernel to determine to what
extent it could be distributed over a network of computers
connected by a local area network."

That was the only connection it had to something "distributed". In a literal meaning of the word, not distributed systems.

The problems distributed systems actually face were never addressed by C++ in any way. Something like meta facilities for implementing actor runtimes and using an actor model could be the first step, but who knows what Stroustrup was talking about, maybe it's all just marketing buzzwords useless for distributed systems, like in most languages that claim distributed systems support.
But the whole point of the chicken and the egg problem is that it is not apparent which came first.
If anyone is in an indoor environment and wants to gauge risk, a portable co2 meter can be had for about $100-$150. Cod2 is a good proxy for indoor pollutants/air exchange, and I’m assuming it is a good proxy for aerosols too.

I use one of these, you can use a portable battery to power it.

https://www.amazon.com/AutoPilot-APCEMDL-Desktop-Data-Storag...
Not to my knowledge, and to be honest I don't know if the suggested to stagger start times was based in evidence or just "gut feel", and/or what effect it may have had. I know that a lot of my meetings have adopted "weird" start times, which is fine w/me; it's still just a notice by my calendar client.
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