skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You still need a JVM, which what the GP is trying to point out (I think...)

That said; nowadays you have the Native and JS runtimes as possible targets as well. Scala.js works surprisingly good with very few caveats.
lack of full hdmi port is a nogo for me, maybe rpi 500 will have them
Tracing Network Protocols with BPF
of course there are couples like that. OP was asking about the majority. is the majority like that? that study you linked doesn't seek to answer this question.
Mozilla jumped the shark when they relented to supporting EME and packaging Widevine and OpenH264 with an otherwise-FOSS product.

It's not as though a fork couldn't have added those.

And despite adding those the user share of Firefox continues to decline.
I didn't see anything like that on their Wikipedia page. Perhaps you could share it here.

I remember several years ago there were self-defense classes hosted by gay men, for other gay people in my city. Pre gay-marriage and post Matthew Shepard, obviously. My recollection was that it was entirely the gay community and no NRA outreach.

It would dramatically improve my opinion of the NRA to learn that they sponsored or materially supported such an effort.
So how do I actually see which airplanes are in the sky at a given moment? I went here:

https://flightaware.com/adsb/stats/user/vegasbrianc

(from TFA) but it's all just stats. I want to see "Ok, that's an NBC helicopter overhead" or "Oh, that's a flight to Denver overhead")

Or is that only available if you have access to the pi itself?
I wonder if species can reappear like they appeared in the first place, with evolution schemes.
Yet people call for socialized healthcare. How is the taxpayer affected anymore in this case comparatively? Too much double standards.

As is the case with many of these issues, the underlying cause is never examined, but only attempt to patch the symptom.
Show HN: Genetic List – Browsable genetic marker lists
The way the American electoral system works, "300,000 votes uncounted nationwide" does not mean much as individual states essentially fall one side or the other as a whole.

So if those votes are in fact concentrated in a single state (worst case) it can make a real difference.
For example, let's remember that in 2000 Gore got 500k more votes than Bush and still lost because of the way individual states fell.
At the extreme, a single vote difference in California can be worth 10% of the Electoral College...
As a contributor to yet another music database (SecondHandSongs), let me offer the opposite perspective:

Information propagation is good IF AND ONLY IF the information was correct in the first place. But it's a big problem how much incorrect information already exists in music databases (including copyright databases, which make a living off providing supposedly correct information), and blindly copying information between sources propagates such errors.

Preserving the diversity of sources, and only judiciously updating information, at least gives a chance of evolving toward a more correct representation of the world.

Discogs, for instance, seems fairly accurate for release dates (Something that e.g. AllMusic can't be trusted for at all). And discogs is a wonderful source for photos of album front and back covers and record labels, which by definition are first hand evidence (even if they themselves not infrequently contain errors).

Information on e.g. track composers is unreliable, and musician and label information is sometimes a mess (multiple entries per musician, inconsistent attribution of releases to label / country sublabels, musician / band). All of this is hard to avoid in a huge database like this.

I have not worked with Musicbrainz as a source, but it does not have a reputation as being particularly reliable.
Alcoholics end up homeless because they can't maintain a job to pay for housing.
These guys drink the whole day, the very definition of alcoholics. And they still have plenty of spending money. I don't know what evidence you have, but it sounds like it's pretty much just a "tell that."
You can in fact mix typed and untyped parsing, by having a `ujson.Value` field in the middle of your typed case class or collection. It just works
No. More consumers who will choose amazon over competing e-commerce marketplaces.
Well when withdrawal starts setting in you pretty much need to drink or take benzos to sleep, not go insane, or die.

If you don’t have a good family or friend support system homelessness is easy to fall into.
Their cookie consent dialog is super annoying. There are a ton of entries (though not the most I've seen). There is no "opt out of all" button. The confirmation to save the opt-outs is hidden down at the bottom of the dialog, on the opposite side from the button to accept-all. Most of the entries are marked as "always active". There is this confusing "object to legitimate interests" button, which I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. I kind of get the idea that it's not an actual opt-out.

So no, I'm closing this window and not even reading the content.

I thought the EU court clarified that this is not what they meant about reasonable opt-outs being required.
Your claim about gay marriage is just empirically wrong. Popular "support" for gay marriage passed 50% in 2013 according to https://www.pewforum.org/fact-sheet/changing-attitudes-on-ga... and passed the "oppose" level in 2011 (it looks like ~10% of survey respondents consistently pick neither option, so the lines crossed at the 45% mark). Obergefell v. Hodges was decided in 2015.

Support for gay marriage was at the 25% level nationally in ... well, per https://web.archive.org/web/20050517033538/http://www.aei.or... page 21 I would put it in the mid-1990s, 20 years before full nationwide legalization. Of course legalization in various states preceded national legalization, as expected.

The other things you list predate modern polling (except maybe Black voting rights, depending on how you define that). But just looking at women's suffrage, it was a constitutional amendment. That means is got 2/3 majorities in both houses of congress and ratification by 3/4 of state legislatures. It's hard to see how something with only 25% popular support could manage that, so at this point I'm going to ask you for data to back up that extraordinary claim.
Are there even still any regulators? Sarcastic yet honest question.
That was really only true for a narrow segment of the population that had access to wealth though.
Because ITER is not designed to be running for more than a few minutes at a time. Its successor, DEMO, will be designed for continuous power output.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEMOnstration_Power_Station
I understand what you're saying but strongly disagree with the strategy. Telling the police you intend to do something that could be illegal is a truly terrible idea. Are you hoping they will testify in your defense as a character witness? Law enforcement is tasked with making arrests not facilitating security disclosures.

Maybe let's just agree to get a good lawyer first and follow their advice about who to talk to.
Single rotors are easier to fly, and more efficient. Also fewer things that can fail.

Basically with a quad if you lose any of the 4 engines you're going down.

This is much less of an issue with an unmanned aircraft.
just search for ebird + your city/area on Google and go to the relevant page. Look at what's been cited recently to match against your own experiences.
I guess it's intentional that you're blocking access to a thank you post until I agree to accept your cookies?
There's no clear trend for German elictricity production from gas, cf [1] via [2].

[1] https://i.imgur.com/KgcCyWu.png

[2] https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE...
Performance evaluation of containers and virtual machines
Also I think those are sodium lights. More or less a single wavelength, hence the monochrome (yellow and black) look. Just about as far opposite to daylight as you can get!

It was a semicircle against a mirrored ceiling which is a neat trick to double the effect. People naturally lay on the floor like being on a beach and saw themselves reflected back way overhead.
>> Anderson already had a young son – she split from his father when he was one. She signed up to two websites in early 2019. She wanted the opportunities that having two parents in a child’s life could bring.

Its known as cuckoldry. Why would a guy want to voluntarily raise another man's child and not even get sex with the mom as part of the deal? That takes it to a whole new level.
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> it would make our overpopulation situation even worse

More healthy, longer lived people doesn't just equal more mouths to feed. It means there are more productive members of society with vast troves of experience and skill, all of whom no longer have the excuse of "I'll be dead by the time this becomes a problem". The solution to limited resources isn't rationing, it's to get more resources and make more efficient (not limited) use of them.

> We are not prepared to live that long, either, emotionally or physically

That's, like, your opinion man. Me, I'm incredibly excited to spend as long as it takes to see and learn everything I can in this universe. The idea of a time limit does more emotional harm to me than the idea of infinity.

> The more we use technology and bioscience to alter our basic physiology and life history, the more trouble we will be in

This is just an appeal to nature. Plainly wrong, you may think you would be a happy hunter gatherer but I'd strongly recommend you try before you buy that one. Nature, for all its temporary beauty, sucks when there is no escape from it. We developed technology to separate ourselves from nature when it gets nasty. Don't believe me? Drive out to the country at 2am, strip naked and try lying in a field for as long as you can. See how much sleep you get. Bonus points if you do it in winter.

I seriously hope biotech becomes the next darling of industry and research. We're starting to hit the wall with electronics, there are still gains to be made but the low hanging fruit is gone and it's going to take much longer between breakthrough advancements. Biotech is just getting started, with enough of a push we can grow by leaps and bounds in the next decades. I hope my children will grow up in a world free from the miseries of disease and death.
> Then again... who remembers Digg?

I do. It was pretty good, then they destroyed it, de facto paving the way for Reddit's success.
I feel this adds to the generational abuse picture - where bullies can pick up on the signals from a child who has been mistreated.

The result is that both bullies and earlier abusers work together, to shape a persistent state of helplessness within the child.
We absolutely could have trustable, reliable, verifiable voting systems. It is done all around the country. That it is not universal is because - I imagine - the parties want the gamesmanship.
Luckily there are other protocols we can work with to bypass this limitation.

int main() {
gopher://myhost:151/hello.txt
ftp://ftp.acc.umu.se/pub/netbsd
ldap://yesherewego
dav://getmyfiles
}
Ballotpedia has a nice write-up: https://ballotpedia.org/Massachusetts_Question_1,_%22Right_t...
Check the year 2000 election. A few hundred votes in Florida decided the vote for Bush.
> It's mostly paid out by Uber actually - Uber would start paying for healthcare, payroll tax, unemployment insurance, social security etc. Just like, you know, your average Facebook job except without the 401K matching, stock benefits, bonuses & other perks.

Yes, and that stuff costs money. It doesn't come out of the profit margins, of which there are virtually none since the market is so competitive. It instead manifests as price increases.

> Uber could either burn even more secondary-offering cash to pay for it, or charge to passengers what that ride costs. Only people who hire private drivers with Uber would pay those costs, not "everyone" in a flat way. People who ride Uber more would pay more.

Yes, and people who ride UberX aren't billionaires. They're white collar workers, families, even other Uber drivers. And it isn't just Uber rides, it's also UberEats. Food delivery isn't just used by the uber-rich. If you're in the middle tax bracket in America and don't own a car, odds are that you've used ridesharing at least once. If you're in that same cohort, odds are you've ordered food or groceries on one of these platforms, especially during the pandemic.
The two-pin version certainly exists and is sold as "zero ohm resistors" in surface mount packages. The multi-pin version probably exists but I can't find it with 30 seconds of searching.

But then there are two problems: controlled impedance and buried layers. Both the signals in question, HDMI and USB, are high-speed, and design recommendation will be that they cross as few vias as possible. They will be on "microstrip" paired line arrangements carried inside the board on one of the inner layers, while the top and bottom layers are ground planes. This won't be visible from a simple photograph of the board, you need an xray or the original Gerber files.

So while it's possible if you have enough space to punch a signal up to the surface of the board, through a package, and back down again in a different place, that will usually have an effect on signal integrity.

The normal solution is more layers. I don't know how many are there at the moment but I suspect it's 4. Increasing that to 6 costs more - not quite 50% more, but heading that way.
There is something to be said for when people identify as victims, they don't hold themselves to the standards of the society they perceive as having produced their bullies. The reasonable ones act out against it, as you get with kids in schools who reject representations of authority from a society they are raised to identify as outside of, and they still get punished for disrupting it. The unreasonable ones use it as self-permission to be cruel, abusive, or even less-human to others.

The idea that you can be elevated and even purified by your own anger is probably the most seductive idea of all. I'd posit there is almost no direct brutality committed by anyone who doesn't first think of themselves as a victim, and the person they commit it on is a symbol of their perceived bully.
You don’t know crippling alcoholics. The withdrawal will kill you if you don’t drink or take benzos.
We’re a severe embarrassment. Sorry everyone. Hopefully some day America will get our act together, but at this point I doubt it. Stupider by the minute.
Correct, you need access to the Pi itself. However, you can use the FlightAware map to zoom in on Denver
Doesn't the main view show that?
https://flightaware.com/live/
Formats struct tag within Go programs
Whoa.. talk about disrupting the IIT-prep cottage industry!

Of course, I haven't seen the details of whether it's an effective tool or not, but as a free service that can only improve and scale over time .. should be a gamechanger.

(For those outside India who are not aware of the exam that the academy is targeted at, its for admission to a collection of premier Engineering schools in the country. The exam is taken by over 1 million students annually, with a ~ 1% acceptance rate. There is a huge cottage industry of paid 'tutorial classes' and online programs to help students succeed in the exam.)
How Mozilla has changed in the last years hurts the most. I do think the leadership just wants to profit from the name and it will at one point cease to exists.

It has done much for the net though, it should not be forgotten.
Alone CPU is probably more then 100% : 4522 vs. 2091 and 2091 is the CPU value from the 2017 model because i was not able to find 2015.

Lets see how it looks

I don't care if its arm or x86 as long as the mac book finally fixes its performance/overheating issue when running a 4k display on it and as long as i can build and run x86 docker images.
Suck it up and stop being a coward. If we don't break the mold no one else will. We already get everyones homeless. Nothing will change except us saving money.
Yup. ~8 years ago, this place used to be much more levelheaded and objective when it came to politics. Nowadays, anything critical of the Democratic party is instantly flagged, as will be every future Greenwald post, whom HN used to revere. And the moderators don't give a fuck either because they're also in the main HN demographic of SV white liberal trash.

HN is now the same as every other online community: trash.
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In which case the state should cover their health benefits, make a vote for that, not for a private employer.
No, they're just indifferent.
Scala 3 tries to be more opinionated and goes quite some miles (kilometers?) to make the language more regular and simple.

The implicits are gone, for example. Kinda crazy, since it was Scala's banner feature for so long. For the primary use-cases of implicits (extensions, type classes, conversion, ...) there are now language level concepts to make these use-cases accessible.

"Intent over mechanism" I think Martin calls it.
Fix the underlying problem then instead of going after private companies.
And how much we take syntax coloring for granted :)
The world of ADS-B decoders is an annoyingly messy one, but antirez's dump1090 is the oldest decoder there is and you almost certainly don't want to use it--The decoding logic hasn't been improved in more than 7 years.

Wiedehopf's readsb is the latest decoder, which is under active development, and designed to pair well with the front-end UI that is also under the most active current development, tar1090.

Installation instructions for readsb: https://github.com/wiedehopf/adsb-scripts/wiki/Automatic-ins...

The world of ADS-B decoders is annoyingly confusing, mostly because people keep forking one executable (while keeping the same name) that does both decoding and web UI instead of creating a decoding library where we could pool our collective efforts at improvement.

Name Last update
---- -----------
dump1090 (antirez) > 7 years ago
dump1090 (mutablity) 6 years ago
dump1090 (adsbexchange's fork of mutability) 4 years ago
dump1090 (adsbexchange's fork of fa) 2 years ago
readsb 4 months
dump1009 (fa) 1 month ago
readsb (wiedehopf dev) 6 days ago
> Because our energy consumption is ultimately tied to the exponential growth of the economy.

We need to get off this exponential! Any modification of Capitalism is painted as an attack on basic human freedoms so that the rich can go down with the ship, rather than pass it on for the rest of humanity and the world.

How do we change what we optimize for? Because it currently isn't working.

> 10x efficient, it tends to become used more

https://simplicable.com/new/jevons-paradox
Americans are about to start learning what it's like trying to emigrate to other countries for a better life.
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You forgot to mention reading the Related Works section to make sure you're referenced.
Where are these manufactured?

edit: especially curious about the keyboard
Windows on RPi has a workaround for that via a filter driver for earlier BCM2711 steppings.

Newer BCM2711 steppings as shipped in CM4 and RPi 400 do not have the issue. (and that newer stepping could very well have reached regular RPi4s too)
> In a perfect world, higher education would be free and open to everyone.

Be the change, Oliver. People would take you more seriously.
Well I do have an Nvidia Jetson that I can also get going...
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What if the dems could figure out what they're doing wrong?

What if the media could be more objective an see their own bias?

It's one thing to twist the truth to fit your own agenda, but it's quite another to start believing you own BS and then wonder what happened in the real world.
While pop ups do exist in Portland, it's really only for cannabis, sass, psilo, and maybe L.

You'd be beat up if harder things were on your table. True yesterday, true today.
You realize most FAANG jobs in India are low-level ones the Americans couldn't be bothered with right ?
Exactly, it's one of those sites reminding us of the 90s/early 00 internet and how great it once was. Thankfully they stayed with the "conservative" revenue system as well as never followed the caravan of laggy and oversimplified UI.

As a vinyl collector, thank you Discogs!
eBird collects an interesting and important dataset of species observations, but it is far from the only one. There is usually a national dataset for each country that contains more records than eBird. It can be good to know that there is a website gbif.org that collects many of these kinds of datasets.

The eBird dataset is available from gbif here:
https://www.gbif.org/dataset/4fa7b334-ce0d-4e88-aaae-2e0c138...

It contains 705 million occurences. Can be compared with a Swedish dataset, Artportalen, that contains about a tenth of that, but that is just for Sweden

https://www.gbif.org/dataset/38b4c89f-584c-41bb-bd8f-cd1def3...

In Sweden, majority of all birders report to Artportalen. I don't think eBird get much data at all, in comparison, for Sweden.
EDIT: According to gbif, eBird has about 1 million occurences for Sweden, compared with 78 million for Sweden in Artportalen
Here is a great presentation about the effects of light at night and melatonin deficiency by Russel J. Reiter, Ph.D., University of Texas Health Science Center.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7YIRqTNmuY
The actual text of the question in its entirety:

"Shall the representative from this district be instructed to vote in favor of legislation that penalizes officers on duty for the murder of unarmed and restrained citizens similarly to the penalty of first-degree murder?"
I've seen this comment repeatedly on this site. Presumably the posters making it don't actually believe we have a world government that rules over all countries, yet they keep making the assumption antitrust rulings happen over world market share.
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how about we just make the specific thing we don't want illegal, as opposed to banning the myriad ways that a person could end up doing the thing? some poor soul sitting alone at home drinking cheap vodka all day doesn't actually hurt me. we already have laws against DUI, assault, public intoxication, etc.
Because you get to father the child?

Would you see it as a similar arrangement, if a woman agreed to raise a child that wasn’t her own?