skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Real estate can climb for a number of reason. Either a shortage of housing, falling interest rates or just pure inflation. If you can somehow tap into really low rates, even if the house drops a bit in value you can extract enough rent to cover holding cost and then if you just match real (government inflation number is a lie imo) inflation with no growth you would be already be at 4%
1.) Forget about EMMC, it's gone and not supported by anyone.

2.) Boot is only possible from microSD card. USB is not supported.

3.) Build BareBox with https://www.barebox.org/doc/latest/boards/rockchip.html

Use `rk-splitboot` to split FlashData from the original boot loader, other option doesn't work. Build it, it will create barebox-radxa-rock.img. It's .img, not the .bin.

Write an SD card as in the instruction.

4.) Follow these instructions, but use the generic image.

https://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv7/amlogic/odroid-c1

http://os.archlinuxarm.org/os/ArchLinuxARM-armv7-latest.tar....

5.) Build kernel as in this tutorial, ignore the `dts` stuff. The `dts` comes with the kernel sources.

https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock/Linux_Mainline

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/arch/arm/boot/...

6.) Copy the zImage, rk3188-radxarock.dts to the /boot and plug in the UART.

7.) sudo picocom /dev/ttyUSB1 -b 115200 -e w

8.) Boot in the bootloader and execute the following commands:

global.bootm.appendroot=true

global.bootm.image=/mnt/mshc1.0/boot/zImage

global.bootm.oftree=/mnt/mshc1.0/boot/dtbs/rk3188-radxarock.dtb

bootm

9.) If it boots, you can make it permanent by following the BareBox docs.
Wouldn’t this be the exact opposite of Domain-driven design and modeling behavior?

Isn’t the behavior of a system more critical than its data elements?
This is good information. The only think I question is this:

“It's your country's responsibility who enters its borders”

This is technically true according to a black and white definition of ‘responsibility’.

But the decision you make will be based a lot on information you get from other parties and how trustworthy they are.

The extent to which the Chinese system causes the severity to be downplayed matters a lot.
Relevant: Knuth's paper "The Errors of TeX"

https://yurichev.com/mirrors/knuth1989.pdf
ahahahahaha EPIC :D
There are no reliable reports of transmission past 11 days from infection. Symptoms can continue much longer due to lingering damage even when the patient is no longer infectious. Likewise PCR tests can continue to come up positive for weeks due to leftover genetic material from dead viruses.
This is known as the automatic generation of gauges. It's mentioned in Feymann's There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom.

There are still people who hand scrape plates, but these days, there are a few flat grinding masters used to make nearly all plates, and those masters can traceability back to hand-scraped plates.
There is even an ETF that automates that: QYLD
It's like blaming the screwdriver when you should have been using a hammer. Who uses Excel to manage vital data like this?

(Don't answer; I already know: far too many people.)
Convenience. If you have a security camera up 50 ft on a tower 40 miles away connected to the internet via cell modem where do you put the PC? And is the PC able to fit in the power envelope and put up with environmental factors? An sbc is much easier to harden environmentally
You pay a lot of taxes on High Dividend stocks just FYI.
"But I for one would expand to say that this type of destruction should be illegal. We should not be mass destroying usable devices."

That's perfectly fine and I agree, but this has zero bearing on the current case.
I want to setup something like this for my daughter's primary grade school meetings using Zoom. Any suggestions? Are the Pis or this device up to par now for such use case? I totally do not like Chromebooks, and standard laptops are an overkill.
By that reasoning everything in Windows is obvious since 90% of the other computers on the planet run Windows. So why not just stick with Windows and stop complaining that things work differently on non-Windows computers.
Cool subtext here. 29 days y’all.
> Had this happened in a code base with a 'nice history' (as the squash proponents like to present it), that small commit would have been bundled with various other commits.

This is a misunderstanding of what proponents of commit squashing advocate. Often, when working, you end up with multiple commits which represent a single change:

remove debug logging and fix bug
more logging
debugging
typo

Squashing these commits together into one coherent change makes for a history that is much easier to understand.

Squashing unrelated commits, however, doesn't help anyone.

(I prefer the --first-parent approach: https://web.archive.org/web/20180710234754/http://www.davidc...)
No, iMessage is heavily controlled by Apple to the point where even Hackintosh computers running the entire Mac operating system can't always get it working. Without a real Apple device (or: a real Apple serial number cloned to your device), iMessage has little possibility of ever working, even if this project evolves to GUI applications.
They key to the spread has been anyone who resisted a 2 year long lockdown.

These people left their homes and kept the spread of COVID going.

The problem is, I hardly blame them, this is inevitable human nature. If a few percentage of people are in public, the virus will spread. It's pandemic physics.

And children, is it this group that doesn't listen the most? I have a hard enough time preventing my kid from climbing on furniture. How did we expect 100% of teenagers to listen to their parents and government?

There was 2 options, violence enforced lockdown or the spread of coronavirus.
The U.S. used to have cigarette vending machines. I believe they were phased out due to the desire to enforce age limits for smoking more strictly, not because of theft.

My general impression is that the U.S. used to have more vending machines in general ~30-40 years ago. I remember soda machines being outside of every grocery store, but I don't see that anymore. Newspaper vending machines also used to be common. But I don't have any data to back that up.
Yea I would like to and maybe I will revisit the idea, but the inappropriate content issue has me concerned, so until I have some kind of solution for that I think its more responsible to disable it.
Have you ever taken psychedelics?
> still (somehow) growing at 10% a year globally

My intuition is that as people's standard of living improve, bedding is one of those things that gets easily overlooked when you can't afford it but is somewhere investing some "real" money returns a good result.

I went from using the bed from my parents' house (which was a hand-me-down) to a dorm bed (briefly) to the absolute cheapest thing I could get my hands on that wasn't stained brown or covered in bugs. It wasn't until I was relatively successful and making ~$80k / year that I felt like it was reasonable to invest in a nice mattress, and even then, I came to the conclusion that the "mattress store" beds were way overpriced and had little to differentiate them.

I ended up with a memory foam bed off Amazon. It was ~$200 for a queen and I've had it for about five years. The biggest issue I have with it is that the fabric seems to take stains more readily than my previous mattresses. Comfort-wise, I'd put it on part with a $1,500+ "mattress store" brand, so I'm happy replacing it every few years and passing my old one on to someone who doesn't have a decent one. In fact, it's getting to be about that time...
No. It was stayed. There is a difference. Stayed means that it is not put into effect until a higher court reviews it.
It's like everyday we are being flooded with articles about different horrible symptoms of this sars virus and most of them were already studied years ago in different but related viruses. This is happening now mostly because of the media coverage, not because we have some alien virus that has the scientists frustrated. We really should never forget that, otherwise the public will freely allow non adequate measures to be taken. And this is a lot more worse than the typical seasonal wave of a respiratory virus.
A little learning won't kill anyone. Not so long ago, managing files was a fundamental step in using a computer. It still is for the overwhelming number of office workers.
> In a taxable account it is better to get capital gains because of stock buybacks than to get dividends.

This ends up being a lot of money on a 5M investment, good call out.
All-meat diets with a high fat to protein ratio seem to be a panacea to many physical and mental ailments.

Amber O'Hearn is a famous personality and researcher in this space, there are a few accounts of her successful remission from bipolar type 2 with this regimen.

I can give other references and answer any related questions.

[Edit] I'm not aware of any science on all-meat diets and mental health, but there is scientific evidence supporting the role of nutrients in animal foods and brain health, as well as ketogenic metabolism VS glucose metabolism (notably as a treatment for epileptic seizures). Obviously what's good in calming epileptic brains is going to be good for calming all brains.
This is morally and politically a non-starter. Electricity improves people's lives way too much to be time restricted.
I’m not a native english speaker and as the Ritza founders clearly witnessed, many founders are going for similar pages. At b&e, we tried to follow best practices while having something of our own (not that much but enough to start building our own brand identity) so this simple and efficient tool is welcome. It's perfect for a few tweaks to adjust your Landing Page.
Floating Windows on Android (floating over other apps)
I am sure that you are right. Factoring _all_ costs is near impossible and as such the Ewigkeitskosten will not cover all the environmental impact ever.

What I meant is, that there is a concept to factor in such costs at all. Is it "complete" - surely not. Is it at least a concept that could be applied when talking about incurring costs for future generations? IMHO absolutely.
I agree, this provision is probably only there to knock people trying to run MacOS and related software on Cloud services as a managed service (think Mac Stadium but not using Apple hardware). Using it just for your org or for personal use isn't going to cause Apple to send you a C&D letter/file suit.
Someone pointed Biden, the comment was flagged and deleted. I don’t see Biden as raising a red flag on narcissism but I see Trump as a disturbing flashy bundle of red flags. How can people not see that? Regardless what they stand for, they could at least accept the country’s leader is an overt narcissist
According to this source[0], for 2019, Mercedes spent $484MM, Ferrari $463MM, Red Bull $445MM, Red Bull 2 (aka Toro Rosso) $138M.

Ferrari's last driver's championship win was 2007, and last constructors championship win was 2008. If simply outspending their competitors by 5% would make all the difference, I think they would have tried it by now (and infact, if you look at previous years, they have, and failed)

[0] https://www.essentiallysports.com/what-are-the-budgets-for-a...
Check out the Noria project/database from MIT, I think you'd like it :)

https://github.com/mit-pdos/noria

https://corecursive.com/030-rethinking-databases-with-jon-gj...

https://notamonadtutorial.com/interview-with-norias-creator-...

https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/papers/noria:osdi18.pdf
A Unicode Version of Tex2mail
>There was a time in Europe when a strong movement for digital rights existed, but to bad it somehow died down.

Did it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party
His lawn is a public space?

Would your reaction be different if they were taking pictures of his pets through his window?
These get a lot of use in limited-run industrial applications where you need something custom and smaller/lower power than a desktop computer but you aren't manufacturing thousands of devices and you don't have millions of dollars to develop custom hardware. You can take pretty much any model you trained on a desktop GPU and run it on the board without any changes which is nice for the right kind of project. And they sell a range of modules with a spectrum of price/performance/power draw depending on how much processing power you need.

If you are manufacturing something in larger volume, they will sell you production modules without the dev boards that you can mount on your own boards. But those are still aimed at more expensive products. So this isn't a solution for low-cost high volume consumer products, but there is definitely a market for it.
Separation of concerns between code and service layout (2010)
And damage does not scale linearly. I'd much rather have 50 200g rocks falling on my head than a single 10kg rock :)
If we look at the price people are paying for the lock down vs the risk, the other diseases and (often preventable) ways to die and the 637 B profits made by billionaires it doesn't prove it is one big CONSPIRACY but to label it "unintended consequence" is rather naive.

I'd much rather see [say] diarrhea cured (which kills 2200 children per day) and risk dying than implode the economy and abolish relationships to save old people.

The numbers suggest 0.4% is infected and 0.01% died of which the large majority had poor health. We simply don't have practical ideas to save the victims. It would be much easier to save a few millions if we focus on nutrition.
Sorry, my comment was not meant to imply that _all_ future costs are covered by this. Just that there is a concept to factor in costs that would impact future generations.

This amount factored in will always be political in nature.
Slightly off topic but I’m wondering if there is a new Nvidia Shield coming out, they seem to have released them end of October in past years...
drill is relatively new but shows promise:

https://github.com/fcsonline/drill
Woow HUGE thanks!
mi ken toki kepeken toki pona. taso ijo sona la ona li ike. mi wile sitelen e lipu sona la mi ken ala pali pona e ona. taso jan li wile toki lon pilin lon ijo pona la jan li ken toki e ni kepeken toki pona.

Translation:

I can talk using Toki Pona. But (in the context of) knowledge thing, it bad. (In the context of) me want to write knowledge documents, I cannot do it well. But (in the context of) people want to talk about feelings and about good/simple things, people can talk this using Toki Pona.
So what do you propose? An ever changing list of what, exactly, could be sold, or could not be sold, and fines for anyone who breaks it? That seems rather problematic too. Convenience stores having to tell customers they can't buy knick knacks, grocery stores telling customers they can't buy cards or flowers, etc. It was unpleasant enough for workers to deal with customers irate at only being able to purchase 2 things of toilet paper; I can't even imagine what trying to prevent the purchase, at all, of things the stores stocked would have caused.
On this:

> profoundly grandiose, overconfident, and dishonest, credit-stealing, and blame-throwing, according to Chatman. They are abusive to their subordinates, think they are superior, don’t listen to experts, create conflict, and believe the rules simply don’t apply to them

How do you objectively study such a thing? How do you tell when credit is stolen or blame underserved as an outside researcher? How do you determine who is abusive, but for those that do it out in the open (such that Bill Gates is a counterexample); how can you talk about what people believe?
Exactly. Also, be careful if you have a fruit as a logo.
I think the bigger claim in this paper is that superspreaders drive infection: 80% of infections come from 5.4% of cases (and that transmission rates between housemates is as low as 7-10%).

I'm quite curious to learn what stands out about these superspreaders. Their infection? Their behavior? Their genes? The timing of their interaction with others?
MMPose: Pose Estimation in PyTorch
https://lea.verou.me/2020/09/the-failed-promise-of-web-compo...
After searching for a while was able to find it, but it wasn't easy. Seems scammy to claim that you get x minutes in their main pricing page without even an asterisk. Imagine going to store buying 1kg of fish and after paying them giving you only 100g and suggestion that you can get 1kg of potatoes instead. Others at least call it execution credits that there is some non obvious mapping involved.
I did switch mine to LXDE, but it was a faff to do and took ages. I imagine the only way to make this thing slower is to swap to an SD card.

I'm not doing anything with mine that involves OpenCV, I didn't realise one of its flagship examples was also messed up in the box.

Oh! And I just dug out my script to rebuild if I need to. I forgot a few more annoyances:

* tensorflow isn't installed by default, and it's not obvious how to do the install because you have to specify NV's repo: pip3 install --pre --extra-index-url https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/redist/jp/v44 tensorflow

* openai gym won't work unless you specify archaic version 0.15.3, there's a buggy interaction between it and NVidia's X11.

* lots of packages need installing that should really have come by default, or were broken by default [eg numpy]
1) I don't know which one is newer, outline.com is just the one that I know, never heard about the other one.

2) That's right! Nevertheless we have a problem where there are either 2...n software solutions with the same name (like here) or where the names are so fictional that you'd never guess what the software is about when hearing the name.

My point was: Let's find better ways to name our app/software, so that it's clearer which one we are talking about.
That's mechanical/electrical/civil engineers who taught themselves to code, sometimes poorly!

The packages I've used are as user friendly as a marzipan dildo.
not an expert, but a gymrat.

I'd say anything that engages the core (superman, plank variations) and activates the upper back (YTWL's) would be good choices, ideally substituted with some stretches or mobility work
Some features were scrapped, hence the notion of dying out.
I would have assumed that strip clubs owned/operated the ATMs inside their clubs. Why not make that much more money from their customers?

When recreational marijuana became legal in CO, the ATMs close to the shops were always out of cash because they only dispensed $20 bills when everyone was trying to pull out $300-$400 at a time. The smart ATM owners started dispensing larger denominations to avoid the Out of Cash problem
How Bob Dylan turned David Remnick on to serious reading
Theres been 1 million deaths worldwide with a population of 7 billion. Thats 0.00014285714

The odds you die of C19 is overwhelmingly slim especially now with the therapeutics and better understanding of how to treat it. If you're old you are at higher risk (about 2% chance over 65) but thats the case of anything when you're old. Eventually something gets you as you are basically walking on a tight rope. Everybody dies.

Old scared politicians have fucked the younger generation out of self preservation and greed once again. Theres absolutely no reason to shut down society like this. Wear a mask and move on.
That seems to imply that you are within about 100km of something on cloudflare's edge.
>not DISsimilar

so I was saying they were similar, agreeing with you.
If you don't mind taking a picture of that set-up, I'd like to see it. If you don't feel comfortable, I'd understand as well. :) I have back-pain and have been looking for a (cheaper/affordable) way to have a lounging work set-up like that for two years now. Every decent option I see would cost me ~$5000 and I cannot afford that right now. Thank you.
Endangered baby sea turtles may have a new savior: GPS eggs
> I'd rather want them not to give my data to anyone.

Yeah, I think this is exactly the problem in todays' society. You can only choose a lesser evil, there's no "good guys" left.
I recently moved my personal site from Netlify to GitHub Pages, just to be dependent on one less service—it was already being built from GitHub anyway.

Anecdotally I thought it seems snappier, so it’s cool to see that backed up.

I’m pretty amazed by what you get for free on GitHub Pages. I use the Eleventy static-site generator, and I’m using Actions to automatically rebuild my site every time I push. Works really slick.
Damocles, is that you?
Personally, I like the minimal design. You don't need all those physical controls because you don't need to keep messing with settings in a Tesla. Everything is automatic. Lights, climate, you name it. This is how it should be.

The doors unlock automatically when you approach, lock when you walk away. You only need one pedal to drive! Essentially all you need while driving this car is one pedal and the speed limit. THAT is excellent UX. Needing a ton of buttons and nobs is a distraction and unnecessary. This is why it's years ahead of everything else.
These names are Physical Therapy exercises.

Forearm plank, side bridge, bird-dog, dead bug.

This video is a meta-analysis of the best rehab exercises for the glute muscles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgWSsaC3UJk

This page has pictures of the above mentioned PT exercises: https://mikereinold.com/5-common-core-exercise-mistakes-and-...
Given that you also need a screen, keyboard, mouse camera and mic, I don't know if it is better than a laptop for your application.
I usually rebase and then squash so that becomes a non-issue. I often find I want to commit more often than the code is in a working state, so I like to be able to erase that history later. I try to keep the whole branch small enough that it'a fine being in one commit.
Does HM Embody squeak from plastics grinding like some reviews I've read online. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Let Your Story Do the Marketing
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This makes a lot of sense. Even if kids are less likely to spread coronavirus individually, they tend to get stuck in situations which spread disease. (School classrooms and daycare) Also they tend to bridge social groups that would normally not interact. Kids create a network that touches an entire community. Your family may never interact with a family from the other side of town, but your kids/grandkids/nephews/nieces probably will in their school.
If you don't need CUDA, then save money, heat, and support issues associated with a second-string product and just get a rpi4. The entire point of the Jetson is that there's a non sucky GPU that can do AI at the Edge.
It aint pretty but if it works it works.
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I think the difference is that speakers are meant to be always-listening. This is less possible on a phone where it would be detectable.
It is a source of great anxiety for me that our power will go out on a -40 day and take our furnace with it. I suppose that a battery, problematic as they are, could help some of that, but really for most of winter it's just not an option for the northern areas of the world.
Ive seen some laying down setups that looked great but is it healthy to lay down for too long? Second, doesn’t the blood pressure drop cause a cognitive drop as well? I become sleepy when I lay down. I did some work in bed and I think I napped twice.. While it is cozy and comfortable I dont think this is conducive to productivity unless the back problems dissapear temporaruly to allow the sufferer a respite with some better productivity
This is why electoralism was, is, and always will be a failure. True global fixes will always require unpopular and unpleasant decisions like this.
Heavy deads fixed my back. Took a while to work up, but it was the best thing I have ever done.
Bing is now Microsoft Bing as the search engine gets a rebrand
How do you pronounce png? (no googling!)
Hence why WA kept weed stores open too.

Taxes and let people mellow out.
Have you taken any steps to disable the always-on microphone in your smartphone?