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Question: How do you manage multiple container types (VMWare, Docker) from a single interface? Am I dreaming?

I'm intending on setting up a R Pi 4 as a container for a few smaller projects. Am I shooting myself in the face by using Pi?
"it embodies a radical and elegant attack on the entire enterprise of writing software"

An "attack"? Jeez
Out of the loop here: Do US courts have jurisdiction over that guy?
Managers at my small company don’t last three years
We don't need to rely on profit-driven banks while credit unions exist. I'd really recommend that anyone and everyone switch to their local credit union to deprive these awful banks of their money.

It is slightly less convenient, but much better for the country.
Commercial flight trackers encourage enthusiasts to feed them data, then take money from operators to hide that data. If you want everyone to have access to the data, consider feeding a network that doesn't censor or block anything, like ADS-B Exchange (https://www.adsbexchange.com/).

A project like Dictator Alert (https://dictatoralert.org/) uses ADS-B Exchange because the authoritarian regimes they're tracking can just pay a commercial site to hide their aircraft—they don't like being tracked.

My Advisory Circular bots (https://skycircl.es/bots/), which tweet in real time whenever they detect police, FBI, military, news or fire aircraft circling, and my "What's Overhead?" Siri shortcut (https://twitter.com/lemonodor/status/1238149529469202433) use ADS-B Exchange because a lot of the most interesting aircraft are the ones that are blocked on commercial trackers.
What is the point of AOT? xcopy + .NET Framework worked perfectly for what I used them.
Yeah - I should have been more specific. They make PCBs in the UK and the article mentions final assembly in Wales, but I'm wondering where the keyboards are made. (it would be quite interesting if they have that capability in the UK)
I think you should not worry too much about that. There are usually special methods for those cases when it is important to get this right - such as, you need to observe for a set amount of time, and you need to report also the species that you know about but that you don't observe. For the popular "backyard counts", the scientists working with the data knows that it has been collected using a method where these details are not as accurate. Your data can still be valuable, but not to be used for the same purposes.
Divorce statistics say that a lot of people do take the exit. But, yes, statistics also say that a lot of those people get remarried. So if people keep getting married over and over, they must like it for some reason.
That "myth" is what America was built on and what made it great. Yes, it's called FREEDOM, comes with no guarantees and includes your freedom to disagree with it.

If you desire safety above freedom, you deserve neither - (loosely) said somebody much smarter than me.

I've lived without that freedom and it was horrifying. I would never go back. I understand not everybody prefers it so that's why I am happy you have the choice to be an employee, but please do not deny me the choice to not be.
I'm wondering if someone reposted because of how close the election is.
I'm guessing you didn't actually read the link? Those votes are not concentrated in a single state, it's nationwide. 1/3 of them come from Hawaii and California which were decided for Biden by millions of votes, not thousands. 27,000 of them come from the Northeast, all of which were won by Biden enough that those votes won't make a difference. 22,000 are from Arizona which was won by Biden by around 100,000 votes, so again not going to make a difference.

That's over 1/2 of the votes that, if they get counted, won't change anything.
> this is already clear cut assault. why do we need yet another charge to pile on?

Because I watched cops do absolutely nothing, because although it was pretty goddamn dangerous with mothers with children around and whatnot.

At the very least, then, make hate speech and threats on strangers ground for arrest. Make wielding any object as a weapon ground for arrest. If they make threats while drunk, they don't necessarily need to be jailed, I'm happy if they're just escorted home and required to stay home for the day.
How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man!
Of course it does not compare to electric multirotors in that aspect, but its performance is much more advanced. We aim to replace combustion manned helicopters in first response applications, among others. HYBRiX can provide similar operational flight time with 100 times less fuel consumption per hour. Electric multirotors, with up to 30 minutes of flight time, are not suitable for searching missions for example.
Sometimes I'll come across a feather when I'm out hiking and wonder what kind of bird it is from.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife service has a really nice visual database of scanned bird feathers to help identify them.

https://www.fws.gov/lab/featheratlas/
I agree, but I also think that voters have contradictory desires. Fulfilling the promise of smaller government is hard when even your own red-team voters won’t support you on the particulars. Want to abolish the dept of housing and urban development (as many republicans want to)? The problem is that at the state and local level, even in red states, public housing is considered a necessary evil and getting federal money for it is preferable to having dirty homeless people urinating on the sidewalk. Want to spend even more money on public housing? Everyone, even democrats, fear the bond markets and their opinion of govt debt, so you’re stuck raising taxes, which a broad majority of voters are against. Moreover, public housing is deeply unpopular with a majority of voters who live in suburbs and don’t want to live near poor people.
Voters SAY they want smaller government but what they want is lower taxes and fewer government services for other people. Voters SAY they want visible minorities to be safe from discrimination, but they want those minorities to live far away from them in different neighborhoods.
Seizure
Yeah there is a pretty good chance that the police officer responds with a vague answer that implies everything is fine and then you unknowingly end up committing a crime by accident. The police isn't obligated to help you not break the law. It's only there to enforce it.
Humans are born with brains 'prewired' to see words
Dyslexia researchers at Ohio State University have identified a part of the visual cortex next to the fusiform gyrus - the part that performs facial recognition - which is specialised for recognising written words in literate adults. The researchers analyzed fMRI scans of the brains of 40 newborns, all less than a week old, who were part of the Developing Human Connectome Project, to identify the Visual Word Form Area (VWFA). In newborns and pre-literate children, the VWFA is already connected to language centres, which predisposes it to the application of recognising word forms.
Yup, right now we've only been able to build an integration with Google Calendar. Turns out building a near replica of Google Calendar isn't easy! Once we add more services, we'll open it more broadly and make the questionnaire less cumbersome.
Github's failure is one of principles. That the youtube-dl repository is actually a violation is tenuous at best. Should they actually care about the state of things they would have resisted, but they did not.
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I'm happy your experience (excepting the account closure) was positive! :)

I've got several Chase accounts myself, and glad to know they're not horribly hostile to such disclosures.

The original comment I replied to asked what difference it would have made in response to someone's "always involve a lawyer instead of trust these companies to do the right thing" post. Which is a generally good rule of thumb, as there's no guarantee someone else's experience would go as positively as yours did with Chase. So I wanted to point out a much more hostile outcome someone may feasibly experience in such a situation, to highlight the difference involving a lawyer could make.
I did Delphi 7 back in the days, but not sure I understand your complaint: .NET desktop apps do compile and launch in seconds.
Me three. HP just gave me a bad feeling.
The React team is currently working on a complete rewrite of the docs, which will include a focus on hooks first:

https://github.com/reactjs/reactjs.org/issues/3308

In the meantime, someone else ported the existing docs to teach function components and hooks in the examples:

https://reactwithhooks.netlify.app/
Yes. My very first job, who gave me my start in life and taught me to Work when I knew only to consume, would not exist today.
My Epson printer just died an untimely death, after ~10 years of decent service.

I am exactly in the same use-case as you (color / multifunction / ADF / network & Chromebook) and spent hours trying to get some of the Canon printers working with a Chromebook. But I'm not finding that printer anywhere at a reasonable price!
It is also weird that I cannot see the prices right away. Sunsama could be great, but if the asking price is too much, I won't even bother.
If that was actually the case then, just by the numbers, wouldn't they spend all their time fuzzing Android or GSuit or their own codebases as well? Or at least release the reports of them with the same viritol?

It's like Toyota buying a Ford and finding out that if you rear end it, it will explode. So Toyota publishes their finding. Then weeks later a 3rd party finds the prius accelerates by itself.

Maybe if Toyota wasn't so busy trying to screw Ford they would have known about their own glaring issues.

We can't tell whether or not Google lives in a glass house because they keep it proprietary. Therefore we need to assume it's no better than what they bully others for. Nobody handed Google a crown and made them ruler of everyone's code. They just kinda built themselves a castle and started cutting off heads.
Everyone else said therapy, i'm going to recommend a specific therapy.

If you can find a therapist offering Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.

https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-cognitive-behavior-ther...

Or just even if you yourself looked into it and started practicing the techniques.

Honestly, I feel like it's something anyone and everyone can benefit from, but especially people looking to change a pattern of behaviour they're unhappy with.
There is a huge amount of excellent research that has been enabled by the eBird data. These studies are is part of a really exciting general trend that ecology is following, which is to integrate continental-scale data sources to test ecological hypotheses and theories at scales that weren't possible before, due to limitations of field work.

Here's a great selection of some eBird-adjacent publications: https://birdcast.info/about/publications/
I've just hit 30 and I still default to C or C-style to think about code. I've been formally taught coding with the K&R (while being introduced to Perl, Bash, PHP and LUA as a teenager), and I'm far from the only one.
I wouldn’t trust the Grey Lady to accurately report on the so-called Silent Majority any more than I would trust Breitbart to report on the Clintons.
Then it would make sense to look at what makes California such a job wasteland and maybe try to fix it instead of limiting job opportunities even more.
> IIT-prep cottage industry

I'm not sure "cottage" industry is the right characterisation. It's worth over 2B$ [1], and has existed for over a decade. There are behemoths like Byjus, Kota, FIITJEE, etc. and innumerable informal options.

1. https://inc42.com/datalab/with-the-largest-share-of-funding-...
microsoft is a tad bigger than the riaa.
Fidelity [1] and Schwab [2] are both options for checking (deposit accounts), reimbursing all ATM fees domestically (Fidelity) and even internationally (Schwab), with no fees or minimum balances. Amex has rewards on par with Chase [3]. Credit unions [4] are always preferable, of course, if you don't need ATMs frequently or branch services. Ally Bank or Discover Bank are also no fee options for checking and savings accounts if you need Zelle support (which should only be a thing for another 2-3 years as the Fed rolls out instant payment infrastructure). TransferWise is a low cost option if you need international funds transfer services (it plugs into Fidelity and Schwab accounts without issue).

You don't need to touch Wells, Chase, or BoA to have financial infra in the US, although you might be stuck with them if you have a mortgage, auto loan, or other lending they originated or service. My condolences in that case.

[1] https://www.fidelity.com/cash-management/fidelity-cash-manag...

[2] https://www.schwab.com/checking

[3] https://thepointsguy.com/guide/amex-membership-rewards-vs-ch...

[4] https://www.mycreditunion.gov/about-credit-unions/credit-uni...
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They probably claim that, but it’s not true. For one thing, they have to worry about discriminating against protected classes of people.

Of course, in the US, it’s essentially impossible to get your case to be tried in a fair court.
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Wow this is great. Do military aircraft show up? Sometimes I hear them roaring overhead and want to know what kind it is.
Leveled off? It's at record highs and has continued to increase every single year, it hasn't leveled off at all:
https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/12/1561/2020/

The NOAA tracking global methane has literally nothing to do with tracking methane output from individual wells - which again, we don't do. Moving the goal posts doesn't make you right. We DO actively track emissions from coal fired plants. We DO know that fracking has absolutely increased methane emissions:

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/08/frack...

https://www.pnas.org/content/112/51/15597.abstract

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/ab9ed2
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Yet another reason why homeschooling is a good idea.
Does anyone know what can US courts do about him though?
Because therapy isn't in reach of everyone, my method of handling this scenario was this:

My challenge was that I was disconnected from the consequences of lashing out. I had to create a strong sense of empathy with those I was lashing out at. I did this by visualizing being on the receiving end (lots of exp to draw on) of my own mistreatment.

I did this for an hour or so most nights (usually with the bath running so no one could hear the sobbing). It took well over a year for a better state to settle in.
US courts have jurisdiction over nearly anyone they want, due to the US's soft power projected on the rest of the world.
Thanks for that feedback. We put that in place so that folks weren't surprised after using it that Sunsama doesn't have a free tier since people assume that all productivity tools have a free version. If you just change your answer, you can proceed!
I have seen the "not too bright but durable manager" pattern at a few jobs now. They are usually the only (former) developer who has been at the company for more than 3 years, and the main reason they are your manager is that the CEO knows they are not going away any time soon.
It was a subscription box, I think. I never like those, but when the close target is small or hidden on my phone, it makes me much less charitable to the site.
Well kinda. US and NZ have an extradition treaty. But that's for criminal and not civil law. The unfortunate thing is that copyright is treated as criminal rather than civil (in the US), so they have claimed jurisdiction.
Could be doable by throwing in a larger LCD panel. I think that a more sane platform to implementing a portable LCD typewriter would be either an Arduino with an SD card instead of going all of the way with an FPGA.
Ask HN: How to Build a Prototype Phone?
Long time listener first time caller.

I am at the research stage of trying to build a smartphone that I can install my own OS builds onto. There seems to be a dearth of information on how to go about doing this after doing some preliminary searches.

What I have found so far is that for hardware I should look to Shenzen, but I don't know anyone there.

If you have any tips regarding software I am also open to advice.

I am aware of the Everestest task that lays before me. I just want to connect with those who have experience or tips.
>not a fair comparison. One item cannot be used to harm others

Going looking for expensive power tools in unattended work vehicles to pawn because you're desperate for your next fix or driving drunk sure sounds like "harming others" to me.

I am well aware that that is the exception and not the rule. The same is true for guns and explosives. Most guns will never be fired at anyone, they will go home, trunk, range, trunk, home, repeat or they will sit in a closet collecting dust. Pretty much all non-commercial explosive use in non-warring nations is for entertainment (anvil tossing and the like).
This. School causes bullying.
How far back do you have to go to get a reliable one?
Links2 on the framebuffer rocks. Posting from it right here. With the framebuffer, you get images. Hacker news works great.
The culture that the left created of painting the right as morally evil / repugnant / deplorable has truly backfired. Political Correctness not only created a Streisand effect, but it also created a martyr mentality for right wing ideas.

The sad thing is that the left learned absolutely nothing from 2016 strategy-wise. I remember explaining to my leftist friends at length why people would vote for Trump. They finally understood, I thought. Then 2020 rolls around and it's like they forgot everything we discussed. Back to the deplorable playbook.
That does make a lot of sense. I wonder, would a better design include making the arms attaching to the rotors have the same aerodynamic profile of a wing, made of carbon fibre to reduce weight. For propulsion the rotors can rotate do different angles depending on desired speed?
> They filled out two questionnaires, one in June 2017 and one in June 2018.

I wish psychology would move beyond these lazy methods. Perhaps use school records with documented evidence of bullying by a third party or something. such studies based on subjective evaluations are blended with the behavioral and character traits of each participant
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Learn about the experiences we've had at Webiny - some not-so-simple problems we've encountered and what we've learned in the process.
I've been hunting for an auto-tag solution for my collection. What tools are you using?
What incentive does legal even have for acting this way? Internal commendations? Bonuses?
As others have suggested finding a good therapist is a great first step. Specifically when it comes to early childhood trauma it might help to find a therapist trained in EMDR which is a technique that focuses on helping you overcome this behavior that feels natural.

Something to note: you may not get along with your first therapist, it's honestly very similar to any personal relationship you have, if that's the case, it's totally fine to let them know it's not working out and find someone else. BUT: don't make that decision after your first meeting, especially if you've never tried therapy before you're gonna find it weird and off putting, if you can power through that and you still find you're not gelling with the therapist that's when it's ok to pull the plug.
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I find this use of the term subsidy entirely unconvincing. That's simply not what the word means in ordinary usage and so using it this way feels nakedly obfuscatory.
I’m just saying a plane wouldn’t stay up without extensive software control. Substantially all the avionics on a plane are dedicated to covering the shortcomings and turning an intrinsically unsafe process into an exceptionally safe process.
How plausible is the electric truck migration ? I've seen the marketing but I don't know if companies are actually going for it.
I was a victim but never really went out of boundary although sometimes it triggers so hard to be violent. This behavior also gives you a positive effect of being extremely patient at times because you know you have seen it all.
If US, or ANY other country court, claims damages to anything under their jurisdiction, they are free to pursue whatever and whoever they want for making justice. Another question whether they can lawfully extract someone from alien territory, hence the brawl.
And teacher are sometimes legit bullies.
And where are you going to store this oversupply?
Reducto ad absurdum is unconvincing in this context.

It's simple. A lot of people like app-based driving, both customers and drivers. Some people don't, like professional full-time drivers who are trying to use it for their primary income. The Assembly failed to communicate why AB5 was a good balance between those needs, and as far as I can tell, it was not a good balance.
I was hazed/ragged when I joined college and it was bad. It has been nearly 15 years since I finished college but it still haunts me. Anxiety strikes at any moment, there are some days I just cannot leave the house and I lash out at people when people question me if I feel trapped. I have missed so many opportunities because of it.

It all started with that hazing and it has never gone away. It is something I would not wish on my worst enemy
Where do you get the info that 1 vCPU on CR = 400m? I would have expected 1 vCPU on CR = 1000m
Well... yes. But obviously to some limit. I don't think the US could extradite someone over matters that don't involve the something in the country.
Yes, it is a series hybrid, the engine acts as a range-extender. The mechanics of the aircraft are much simpler this way and therefore more reliable. We are not sure about the efficiency, though. There are no helicopters under 25kg MTOW with our flight time right now.
> That "myth" is what America was built on and what made it great.

Ah yes. How can one forget about the great freedom of slavery, exploitation of the Chinese, back breaking labor of miners etc. etc.

> If you desire safety above freedom, you deserve neither - (loosely) said somebody much smarter than me.

That quote was in no shape, way or form about healthcare or maternity leave

> I've lived without that freedom and it was horrifying.

You've lived... without which freedom exactly?
Videocards redraw every frame anyway.
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Without knowing more, and without really broaching the therapy angle, have you considered tackling it from a long-term axis view?

Learn no-gi jiu jitsu and tame that fear down; there’s some research that both journaling and (less so) efficacy can have physiological effects such as reductions in blood pressure, lowering of skin temp/sweat/conductivity and improvements in immune resistance.

Obviously getting the lowest jiu jitsu belt will take you one to two years so not ideal...but....maybe on top of counseling it is positive ROI based on how severe your symptoms are.
I've run into this issue a number of times, in terms of processes and straight up code.

Management teams often love the idea of things that prompt humans to do a thing, under the guise of saving human work hours due to magical 'efficiencies'. But somehow it is often lost on them that they're actually simply prompting ... more (or even just the same amount) human work hours.

Later the idea is often eventually scrapped when they finally associate it with human work hours.

It's this strange constant cycle.
I have zero accounts at any of the big three. I use a credit union and have never had any issues with travel overseas.

The reward program through the credit union is not that great, but I'm okay with that.