skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's the way to go about it. It won't be cheap nor fast but you'll get the job done eventually.
So your 8m boat's sea handling abilities are dependant on software? That's a big leap.
And they added it in 2.3, last month.

https://joinpeertube.org/news#release-2-3-0
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Trump would probably do it because it helped Russia: "He handed over US secrets to Russian and Chinese intelligence putting our troops and our nation at risk." Trump sucky sucky Russian Dick long time.
Germany is still very troubled from the Stasi times, I can see how this issue would receive a special place in the hearts and minds of the German people. Also, the US surveillance state is so overwhelming and oppressive, literally intended to collect all signal intel and store it for eternity for future decryption attempts, that they probably feel it is especially onerous and in violation of human rights. My 2 cents, but that's why I think they did this.
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https://github.com/linusw
Boston Globe article was behind paywall for me, but was able to access these other articles:

https://www.quantamagazine.org/graduate-student-solves-decad...

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/graduate-student-u...
Well, you have one more now. ;)
I'm imagining something along the order of wide-spaced modern orchards, which have tree spacing of ~20-40ft. I wouldn't exactly call those "mild shade".

I just don't see any benefits beyond companion planting with a groundcover crop like cucurbits, which would be far easier to mechanize.
Yes, they are for EEs or at least CompEs, since a knowledge of digital logic and electronics are necessary to use them.

For hardware, a common recommendation is hobbyist/educational boards from Digilent, like the Arty S7: https://store.digilentinc.com/arty-s7-spartan-7-fpga-board-f... It's inexpensive, supported by Xilinx's free tools, and has a fair bit of tutorials written around it.

As for learning to use it, there's really no getting around the fact that you'll have to acquire an understanding of digital logic, which is more like Factorio than programming. Make sure you pick a textbook whose focus is on teaching digital logic and happens to cover a HDL; there are a few out there which focus on the HDL and presuppose a knowledge of digital logic, which will not be of much help to you.
It has been said that there is some likelihood that exposure to a previous Coronavirus made some people partially resistant to Covid-19. Would that mean that there is a chance that some people test positive for Covid-19 antibodies due to a different strain of Coronavirus?
Took the comment right out of my keyboard (?) -- these days whenever I talk about devops with people, I bring up pulumi. HCL and and almost all config-languages-but-really-DSLs are a death sentence.

I am very unlikely to pick terraform for any personal projects ever again, imagine being able to literally drop down to AWS SDK or CDK in the middle of a script and then go back to Pulumi land? AFAIK this is basically not possible with terraform (and terraform charges for API access via terraform cloud? or it's like a premium feature?)
That is clever marketing.
IO; reliability. That and only that. Until recently you could have added 'large amounts of memory' to that too, but you can now get TB+ machines for very little money elsewhere and most problems an ordinary business will run into will fit in that footprint.
I'm reading the book called unconditional parenting and it teaches a lot of this. It has an amazing effect on my 4 year old. You just literally tell them stuff and ask stuff like you would a friend or another adult. It works great. Other than that we kind of let him do things that he wants and as long as the potential danger isn't death we don't intervene.
Newpipe is the much better app for youtube on mobile.
I find that the fact that the functions min and max have the same name as the variables min and max increases cognitive load which makes it harder to think about it.

I find the following easier to read :

Math.min(Math.max(num, lower_bound), upper_bound)
PeerTube effectively doesn't block anything... It's just a piece of software. PeerTubes can connect to other instances of PeerTube or other fediverse servers like Mastodon... and those other servers will likely block a server posting harmful content. But they can't take down a PeerTube posting harmful content, that'd be up to the hosting provider.
Unimaginable amounts of money going to military contractors.
Countries taking out World Bank loans.
Oil companies, obviously.
Privatizing public services to the benefit of American companies.
> Windows 10 + WSL is amazing.

It truly is. Especially Surface Go - the best portable computer IMO (iPads aren't real computers).

Until it forcefully restarts to update overnight, killing all you apps.
Yep, Robin Broshi is an absolute racist yelling about how others are racist. Western white women are going full bat shit insane.
The $8M Heist from the Carnegie Library
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If I owe you money and my wife forgot my bag with money in your house, you don't get to keep it just because the amount matches or I'm in bad shape. Either I pay up as per terms and conditions and we are fair and square. If I default, you can sue me and if the court orders to impound my assets, you get to take/sell my stuff. Not before that.
This isn't for "closing a deal" but because the audit co is signing off on financials. This is why in a companies public reporting, they have a section about possible damage from losing customer info. That's legalize for:

1. The Public Company being audited isn't going to spend money on a real technical audit and may in the future lose customer info, etc.

2. The financial auditing company doesn't have enough experience to properly asses the situation. They did the best they could but they're no experts.
Protecting Kubernetes applications data using Kanister
The story that the CIA did this is mostly myth created by CIA people to enhance the reputation of the CIA in the eyes of US White House and Congress. CIA had Kermit Roosevelt Jr. (Teddy's grandson) in Iran working on it, but he accomplished little, and the CIA sent him orders to stop a couple of days before the coup. He pretended not to get the message and kept trying, but probably without much effect. Mohammad Mosaddegh lost power when the ayatollahs
raised their opposition to his rule. Roosevelt then returned to the US and collected all the credit.

This PR coup led to Eisenhower giving Dulles of the CIA a couple of fighter planes to use in Guatemala to remove Jacobo Arbenz from power, which was the CIA's pinnacle of success, strengthening the CIA's reputation even more and leading to the agency's mediocre record thereafter.
With hard science ventures that sometimes have a hard time findng the 'killer app' for the technology, I think the experience and learning from ping ponging around is a feature. Yes, startups need to plan for the long and uncertain apply-decide-reapply cycle
Sir Roger Penrose and Dr William Lane Craig had an interesting discussion[0] that included him talking about the Big Bounce (around the 50-minute mark).

[0] https://youtu.be/9wLtCqm72-Y
Every time youtube breaks the old UI current workaround I start looking for alternatives.
Can't edit my comment for some reason, but I just wanted to correct myself in that just-in-time encoding is a thing that exists and is being used. Only lately has it been in significant use for non-live content though. The standard practice is still what I outlined above.
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I switched to Win10 last November after 7 years on OSX (and 9 years before that on Linux). I've had no issues with it. Are you sure you use Win10 everyday?
Am I the only one worried about unauthenticated voting? I guess it'll become a major headache pretty quickly. Imagine people using bots to vote "up" on their favorite tools and "down" on the others.
To each his own but I disagree. Nested ternary's are hard to read and understand, and modifying them (by future devs) is tricky and error prone.
To add to this, since our boats are foiling and carry a battery that's also in the BMW i3, we don't need super-fast charging to cover daily use.

A 22 kW charger, like a semi fast one you'd find on the road, which is about a 1/5th of the strength of a first gen Tesla Supercharger, would fill our battery 0-100% in 1.5 hours.
Totally agree with quirky music options. One thing that really pisses me off is I make lists of my favorite music videos/live recordings. When I go back to them, some have been removed for copyright or whatever reason and I can no longer see the name of the original video. Then I don't know which videos I'm missing. This fact alone turns me off from curating my music on YouTube. If they at least kept the name of the video I could look for an alternative or something.

On a different note, does anybody know if the stream is cut down to audio only when the screen is turned off? Or if there is anyway to get an audio-only stream? Streaming video when I'm off WiFi and I just want to listen to audio seems wasteful.
I believe that is Linus Walleij.
I think this was posted purely for the limerick quality.
Thanks! We are very conscious of the fact that most of our users won't have experience with boxing, and plan to go to significantly greater lengths than games like Fitness Boxing to ensure that the player's technique is solid. Quell analyses your movements and tells you in clear terms how to improve. We'll also be including full-body movements like ducks and dodges to make it a more complete workout experience. To your last point—the resistance is adjustable, meaning you can dial it back to a point that you feel comfortable. Furthermore, adding resistance can actually help to make the experience feel more comfortable as it prevents the hard hyper-extension that can happen with straight shots when shadowboxing.
The GOP abandoned traditional conservatism years ago.
GNU (even polished distros) means you will have to invest a bit of time to understand some basic concepts about your hardware and the system if you want to configure correctly your PC and take advantage of all its functionalities.
As you come from the Mac world, are you in this mood ? Or do you already have knowledge about lnux systems ? I am asking because numerous Mac user often prefer no brainers and out of the box experience rather than investesting time in that kind of stuff (which I fully understand). Note this is not difficult at all, but however it needs to spend some time if you are a newcomer.
I think there's room to build in Barstow if someone wants to move there...
As Terence McKenna said: "Modern science is based on the principle: ‘Give us one free miracle and we’ll explain the rest.’"
What does tencent have to gain by this? Or are you suggesting this is somehow influenced by CCP in some elaborate payback for Huawei?
If CloudFormation is an AWS-internal tool, it might as well not exist to those of us outside AWS. I couldn't care less what AWS uses to provision the machines I order with a different interface -- it's their birthday/funeral.
Not only that, but it’s citi’s money, not revlons. It’s revlons debt, not citi’s. In my mind, it’s as simple as that.
This doesn't read like Imposter Syndrome, but rather not being aligned with culture/way of working of your current company/team. I've been in that situation and tried working harder. It just made the problem bigger.

If you have a good leader that you trust in your company, have this conversation with him/her. Approach this in a way of how you can be of more value, rather than criticizing the team.
We’ve been there before:

https://www.afterdawn.com/news/article.cfm/2008/12/02/riaa_s...

https://betanews.com/2005/02/04/riaa-sues-deceased-grandmoth...
Not sure if there is a "point". I just see the tactics of western feminism, "victimization" is going too far and no longer makes any sense to most people, but they are yelling about the same things they have been for years. White men must pay!
Why would a county or the state legislators ever let counties, a coherent polity, be turned into a shell company to cover for the rail authority, an incoherent polity?
"Maybe I'm missing something, but where is the for-profit motive for banks to lend, for absolutely no return?"

You're definitely missing something, because private lenders are perfectly free to charge interest. ZIRP applies only to federal debt.

"Yet, why would I, as a banker, lend to the government at all?"

Currency issuers never need to borrow. That is an incorrect statement of why Federal debt exists. Federal debt is a savings instrument, and as Europe and other negative interest rate debt has shown, there is still a market for savings instruments even at the zero lower bound.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-15/negative-...

"Negative-Yielding Debt Hits Record $16 Trillion on Curve Fright"
It’s not money paid back. Revlon literally didn’t have the money, it came out of Citibank’s account. Citibank doesn’t owe the hedge fund anything.
Tim Sweeney still has a controlling stake in Epic, and has been beating this drum for a while. Previously when Microsoft introduced the Windows Store he was decrying the future of Windows as an open platform.

So to me it seems mostly Tim's personal battle. Obviously in the end it's all about money, but Tim seems to genuinely want all game developers (not just Epic) to get a larger cut of the pie as opposed to the platform holders.

The stated purpose of the Epic game store on PC is to give developers a larger cut compared to what Steam was giving them.
Here's clamp in idiomatic Elixir (using multi-clause functions and guards):

def clamp(min, _max, n) when n<min, do: min
def clamp(_min, max, n) when n>max, do: max
def clamp(_min, _max, n), do: n
I was politically active on the left over 10 years ago and I still remember how a loud minority seemed obsessed with factions and seeding discord. It was a really effective tactic, made me wonder if it was active sabotage at times. Not much has changed.
How is Epic's store approach to indies? Can a random person from nowhere pay some 100 bucks and get it's games into their store just as doing it with AppStore?
I agree. Coming from Windows, preparing an installer for macOS is insanely complicated, a huge consumption of developer time.
Pecunia non olet is now about 2000 years old, not much has changed in that time.
C, acting on behalf of A, which owed money to B:

C returned money owed to B in full, which B was not expecting.

C asked for the money back from B.
I also pay for premium, since it includes Google Play Music, though they're shutting that down in favor of YouTube Music... which kind of sucks, because I prefer the UX of Google Play Music, and really liked how well their "Station" lists were compared to other services.

Yet another google service I use shuttered in favor of something worse for me.

About half my TV watching is via YouTube on my ShieldTV box for channels I watch regularly. I got sick of the ads and willing to pay to support what I watch and listen to.

I am hoping tha Bitchute and others become more popular, as I really don't like what's happening to the platform in general.
This probably isn't a simple nor use-friendly intro, but it's pretty comprehensive at least: https://flint.cs.yale.edu/cs430/coq/pdf/Tutorial.pdf (section 1.2 has the first minimal proof, although familiarity with formal logic is kind of a pre-req to properly parsing this style of writing)

I remember learning and using Coq in a similar 300-level CS course at my university, 10+ years ago.
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IIRC, no samples from before December 2019 tested positive for SARS-COV-2 antibodies in the papers I’ve read.
None of the voters had their vote counted to another candidate here but the result is wrong.

This voting scheme is just broken.
OK, so what does that mean in the current socio-political moment? Only men with daughters may be permitted to become CEOs! And if he weighs the same as a duck, he's a warlock!
> Do animals have a mental concept of cruelty though? Of guilt? I suspect most don't.

What if a human, or groups of humans, don't feel any guilt or don't believe what they're doing is cruel? I don't think that would help you sleep better...

Also, at least some animals are, in fact, capable of complex emotions. Pigs, apparently, can feel empathy: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/animal-emotions/2015...

It shouldn't be surprising. We are animals, after all.

> We humans know exactly what's going on. Wr[sic] do it anyway.

Perhaps that makes it worse, but I don't know that it means that animals being cruel doesn't count as "darkness" as in the grandparent comment. (It certainly doesn't refute the point that cancer is still a thing from nature and it's pretty damn dark)

But I'm pretty sure that animals would do the same stuff we do if they ever developed the capacity to do so. I see no reason to assume they wouldn't. Again- we are animals. We evolved from the same ancestors. I'm sure if my dog learned how to farm for meat, pretty much all of dog-civilization would play out with a lot of the same themes as human civilization. Not because I'm not creative enough to imagine other outcomes, but because I have no reason or evidence to assume that their form of life is fundamentally different from ours.

I'm fairly sure that aliens would observe us and the Orca who throws the crying seal in the air as the same. They would either see both as sad, or neither because "That's just what Earth life does. They kill others. They form packs and fight over territory. Some exhibit anti-social behaviors."
People aren't wine. They do not have intrinsic prices. What you're saying just isn't correct. We've got plenty of people with mental handicaps working at grocery stores and what not, many of them making more than minimum wage. What you're describing is not real.
Are those really the only two options? Consider the surface of the sphere. It is not infinite in area, nor does it have a beginning or end.
Surprising they would nominate Assange after he helped elect a hard right populist by selectively timing leaks.
A site for sore eyes.

My browser has intermittent problems loading the fonts so I am waiting for it to reload so I can quote you something from it:

"Mainframe has transformed over the past 65 years, and still is the goto platform for high transactional and secure computing ... From Linux, to data platforms and developer tools, mainframe is a great architecture for open source ...
TRY YOUR APP ON MAINFRAME"

There is a protocol of grammatical agreement in natural languages (e.g. English) that is not being respected at all in that article. For instance using the correct article (e.g. "a", "the") with the noun w.r.t. to the context.

(In deviance this suggests the time, which you might remember, when you were mastering language but still got pronouns and such wrong w.r.t. to people around you and it felt fresh and significant to your parents. When a cute anime animal or child refers to itself in the third person it is not 'being Japanese' but is deviating from Japanese in the same way the translation deviates from English.)

Maybe the excuse is that the author does not speak English as a first language, but even though it is entirely different it is pretty much the same in other languages.

I am a professional programmer and if I do not get the grammar right I might get some 'understanding' from the people in my life but not from the compiler.

What is ironic about this is that this should be a fun topic to write about: a technology that has survived the Boeing 747 and Saturn V. It is more "awesome" than any "awesome-*" list on GitHub, is water-cooled, had clustering software easier to use than Kubernetes in the 1990s, has something like RAID for DRAM. In 1988 the Computer Explorers would meet at New Hampshire Insurance on Wednesday nights and we up spin up virtual machines like that free trial service they are offering.

So they can do better.
My point is that any one encode won't be sufficient. WebM is actually probably one of the better options for a single encoding. But any single choice of codec and parameters will be insufficient to provide a top-tier user experience.
> (from what I've heard 1Password only recently even added a Linux-compatible client).

Just plugins for Firefox and Chrome, AFAIK, actually. And a command line client that's just a wrapper for the website. No full-featured client available. KeePassXC can be a better option for interop with 1pass than 1pass is, on Linux, depending on what you need.
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Right, that's exactly why the audit company isn't signing off on code audit or pen testing. They can only sign off on a simple checklist, if a caveat is listed in the financial reporting.

They have no proficiency or enough people who know what they're doing. The approach is to meet the lowest common denominator set by the SEC or is expected from investors.
Facebook tried, and was incredibly deceptive about the numbers.

I'm not sure I'd like Amazon any better... they really need to improve the UI/UX of the video services they already offer.
Database breach exposes profile data for 235M TikTok, Insta and YouTube accounts
That website wasn't made by journalists, but by their bosses. If the news is going to be 'for pay' only then effectively being informed equates to being wealthy and the not so wealthy will be preyed on by the 'fake news' department, because to them spreading the news is the business.

So there is a very strong case to be made for keeping news free for the masses, even when they run adblockers.
So no legal risk, but there is still professional risk. When external auditors come in or an issue is found that impacts customers, they could scapegoat their internal (deliberately made useless) team, fire them, and have a go at using that as part of their defense/response. The higher-ups would be ok if they can pull it off, but your wife would've been out a job and with an inability to get a reference from them (beyond the basic: She was employed here from X-Y).

Best plan for everyone is to get out of shady companies like that ASAP.
Ahhhh yes only the Far Right relies on that, but not the Far Left no no no
Brilliant. I can easily see a product like this, customizable, for sale. I bet there would be thousands of customers in the world interested in buying something like this. Big margins too.
What evidence do you have that most creators have sponsors?
Popular saying in prison: "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime."
I think they were replying to me about the Linksys/Cisco routers, but it is similar in that the public key is contained on the filesystem and prevents flashing any firmware not signed with it. What's worse is they added this after the fact to several models in later firmware versions, making it impossible to downgrade to older unsigned versions.

Unlike with yours, no decryption script is required, gnupg can decrypt them as-is.
Rather than materialize from nothing, every event would be connected to the next and if you proceed along the events, you'll eventually see the same/similar events again. Sort of like a circularly linked list.