skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But a mezzanine is sort of silly considering no one lines up for an hour for a train like they do on a disneyland ride. All the stations in LA have these massive mezzanines too and they are just dead space. They are absolutely empty during rush hour aside from people charging through them to get to the actual platform, because it might take you several minutes to go from above ground, down the escalators, through the mezzanine, down a second set of escalators, and to the platform, at which point the train might be gone and you will sit there twiddling your thumbs for another 10 minutes, clogging up the platform for the next train since you should have made that first one. It's a huge problem at stations like 7th street in downtown LA, where the light rail platform is below a mezzanine but above the heavy rail platform, which bottlenecks transfers due to a lack of thought put into how many stairs and escalators should be made. Probably 1/5 days a week commuting in the before times would I actually make that transfer, the other times you are jammed up by people bottlenecked by the limited stairs and escalators and you watch the train go away without you.

Take out the elaborate mezzanine and make it a simple single level multitrack platform directly under the surface, and you might make the first train and be out of the station in less time, lowering the needed capacity of the station structure in the first place.
I thought new trend is getting rid of TV's until so many visitors asked us "where's your tv!?".
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Hah.

"Load Shedding".

Shout-out to my fellow South Africans.
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> no way to run headless if you wan't 64bit OS.

Could you expand on that a bit more? I'm currently running a Pi3B+ 64bit Raspbian headless and have had no problems so far. Does the Pi4 not allow 64bit headless?
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After the sky falls or how it has after the invention of photoshop? I'm referring to the latter.
> Both are risky, and not regulated

Mortgages and credit cards are unregulated?
Not everyone is perpetually stationary. IP geolocation amounts to city-level coarse location, and accessing a service over time basically shares with them your travel habits: at which dates and times are you in which places?

Using a VPN is a good way to obscure that information. Not every website you visit or app you use needs to know that you're in city X on Monday and Tuesday evenings, and city Y the rest of the week. That's pretty sensitive stuff for a lot of people.
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The point about it being hooked up to a cable box isn't particularly relevant unless you're only watching OTA digital TV all your media comes from what can be roughly described as a computer attached to a monitor. And even if you are just watching digital OTA TV any relatively modern TV will have an HDMI port.
They create the wrong incentives. In a niche I operate in, there are a ton of otherwise reputable websites promoting inferior products merely because they make more money promoting those products rather than products whose owners don't have an affiliate system.

A widget hand-made by an owner-operator in small-town USA who sells from his own website gets ignored while the Amazon-listed widget made in a Chinese sweatshop gets shilled because Amazon pays affiliates.
Zooming in on an exponential curve doesn't change the shape, is the idea, I think. Nor does it show a discontinuity or inflection point.

I'm not saying I know for sure this is the right characterization of the history of human technology, but I think the typical alternative to your view is that it is.
Irish farmers called pigs, "the gentleman who always pays his rent" [0]. Raising pig or two was a reliable way for even poor families to fertilize soil and make a bit of money.

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He's probably referring to r/programming
I make that mistake and I'm only a boomer for the derogatory gen-z definition that includes anyone older than 25.
You could

C) make the private stuff inaccessible pending a subscription renewal

D) make it unusable but recoverable

both possibly with some grace period before it is deleted
what a tragedy!
Yes, that's why I contrast Margulis' lack of renown in society with Carl Sagan's and Charles Darwin's respective fame.

If endosymbiosis were popularly understood, society might better understand and acknowledge the connectedness of life on Earth. Instead of humans treating the planet as their own kingdom and garbage dump, they might develop a more harmonious, respectful relationship with the natural world. That might lead to greater prospects for sustainability of the planet and of humans.
Considering that maps have to be re-done periodically to account for tectonic plate shifts anyway, maybe this idea isn't as far off-base as it sounds.
Btw, I should mention tried all the pentel pens:

1.0 is too blobbly

0.5 is too scratchy

0.7 is just right

(imo)
It's a hard task for young kids or anyone not used to watching sports. Ever watch a new sport with a child? They frequently lose sight/track of the ball/puck/etc.
Agree as a rule and even in this particular case, but I think the Hacker News sentiment is closer to the sentiment elsewhere for companies like Facebook and Uber. I do not favor Facebook at all, for example, but defend them equally in instances where I would defend others. I do favor Uber (or at least tech-enabled ride sharing companies in general) but think the common criticism here is warranted even though I do not feel nearly as strongly one way or another. It's a mixed bag.

Edit: Why was my GP moved to top level? It made much more sense as a response to the comment questioning the true sentiment.
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I've seen that online with big costs for guesses and prizes. Many years ago but I'm sure it is still around. I thought about how to computationally determine the ball position until I read that the ball position was decided by an impartial referee's opinion.
That ones a reach and a half
I wish they'd bring Winamp for Android back, imho it was the best option for offline libraries on Android and worked really well all around. Of course, I'm looking back through ~10+ years of nostalgia so I could be wrong.

Aside: if it's back as well, and I'm just unaware, apologies.
Funny, I kind of got the opposite message. The Tom Cruise bits were poking fun at the fact that all of these deepfakes are every bit as obvious as the puppet. And they didn't even try deepfaking the voices because it doesn't work at all. Just listen to the latest state of the art voice mimicking samples. They're terrible! It says a lot that the only actually convincing fake in the entire video was a human impersonator's voice.

That said, this stuff will improve over time. But before you label it the end of the world you really have to think about how much has always been possible with impersonators and makeup/prosthetics.
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No it sounds like we're in a relatively close cohort age-wise.

I specifically tried to mention cartoon references and skipped mentioning any live action influences/parodies to Space Quest as the point was specifically that Space Quest is as much a cartoon influenced aesthetic as it is influenced by live action or "photo realistic" works (of which there are very many, too many to list), because the point I was making was that specifically I don't think Space Quest itself would work the same in live action/3D/"photorealism", and you would lose a lot of the intentional aesthetic moving to it. In addition to parodying live action works, Space Quest was a cartoon, not just for technical reasons but for art reasons.
I signed up for OpenPhone just now, but then noticed that the only thing you need to log in to someone's account is their email and a 6 digit code emailed to their account. There are no password or 2FA options. I haven't tested how rate-limited the login attempts are, but it seems like too much to ask for customers to trust that they exist and work, especially when the apparent attack success probability is already > 1/1M.
Many paragraphs into the article and I still don’t know what important discovery or observation has been made
> They do think that you should have to file every year though, that is correct. That forces a bit of visibility and accountability on the government in that it shows people just how much they're working for the government before working for themselves.

People would know this if they'd just get a tax bill sent to them.

Believe me, people who live in countries where filing your taxes occupies ~5-minutes of brainspace per year aren't ignorant children. They know how much they are paying.
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> He very much does not, you just invented that.

You are spewing nonsense and are in a serious case of denial. I don't know what all is in those emails, but Bobulinski certainly does have correspondence with the Bidens, and handed over several devices over to the FBI (which has been investigating Hunter Biden for financial crimes for over a year) .

Seriously, where are you getting your information about Bobulinski? because you've provided no backup for any of your assertions about him.
Just 3 general reasons this could be true:

1. some engines will heat soak and lose more power than others under extended load, which doing 300mph will take, and the tuatara is a smaller engine running a lot of boost, more likely to lose power over time compared to some of the other hypercars with larger engines or partial electric power boosts.

2. gearing

3. aerodynamics. not just drag but will the car become airborne/impossible to control, etc
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Between 'yes' and 'no' we could still have airgapped or at least segregated systems, where an email address is known, but only to the part of the system responsible for communication.
Mh, many other non-american cities are older => I don't think that "age" matters directly in the context of the cost-comparison shown by the article.

If complications caused by conflicting stuff that you mention is one of the factors that drive up the cost, then I guess that general panning for all kind of infrastructure is just constantly done better (for whichever reasons) in non-amerian cities?
CNAME cloaking is only the first of many possible mitigations. CNAME flattening would be the next likely angle of attack.

Advertisers can very well get websites to run "cloud functions" at the edge (with Fastly, Cloudflare, Netlify, Vercel, AWS Lambda etc) under the first-party domain, and the content blockers (native or not) will be none the wiser. This is similar to how content blockers struggle to block ads served from first-party domains on YouTube and other Facebook properties.

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I've never used Chrome except for checking compatibility for my websites. Firefox has been my main browser since 0.whatever.

I have my email hosted on fastmail, using their web interface. I don't use gmail.

I switched over to duck duck go three (?) years ago and have been happy with it. This was because of online advocacy that you are questioning.

google maps was the killer app for me, but I've been using the here wego app on my phone and it is 90% as good. the main irritation is that every time it does an update it seems to reset all of my preferences. This was because of online advocacy that you are questioning.

I'd be free of google except (and this is a big exception) I use an android phone. I don't want to participate in the apple ecosystem.
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Lack of a robust and universally available/adopted mechanism for sharing, standardising and utilising said wheels.
In addition, an ecosystem and/or culture that supports such a universal standardisation.

This is assuming that standardisation is even the answer, i can state subjectively that there is no currently acceptable universally applicable method for implementing authentication/authorisation; and that's just one example.

There are auth standards, sure, even good ones, but implementing said standards across the entire galaxy of development environments,architectures and business limitations.
Good luck with that, i really mean it, solve this and you'll never have to work again.

No github doesn't count, it's not universally accesible, nor is it viable for some
Even if it did, it's still only the availability part.

TL;DR; shit is complicated. https://xkcd.com/927/
I also immediately thought of winsock.
I wish it had a trackpoint device in the middle instead of a separate mouse. That way everything would be in one box. One less thing to carry around.
Why does the attaching of 100s of files trigger an account lockout?
I've also moved to firefox across all my devices. I don't use electron apps. I use google search and gmail both personally and at work.

I'm not really _trying_ to degooglify, I'm just degooglifying when the chance comes up. I'm also not hardcore enough to switch over the email on all my accounts, the people who contact me, etc. And I like free things. So one step at a random time it is.
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I wonder if "brown people" (you know, those people that "Trump supporters, and only Trump supporters, want to see die") in faraway lands who have had their relatives killed in yet another Western war will feel comforted by sophisticated rhetorical excuses written by informed Western "liberals" on a programming forum. Hopefully they sleep as well at night as the fine folks here do.
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I wonder if they’ll come out with a tablet or laptop form factor.

Remember OLPC? It was painfully slow, but that was more than 10 years ago.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLPC_XO
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Would you please be able to share a source for the encryption back door? I assume they can access email using the usual court order process in AU but worried this will turn into a free for all like ISP data retention..

I made the move to FastMail about 4 years ago, would hate to change again, is such a pain. Luckily I did opt for my own domain name at least which should make those changes easier if I do it again.
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Really like this analogy: It is a somewhat astonishing fact of life that the exact same DNA is shared by every cell in your body, from the skin to the brain; those cells differ in appearance and function because, in each of them, a molecular gizmo “transcribes” some DNA segments rather than others into molecules of single-stranded RNA. These bits of RNA are in turn used as the blueprints for proteins, the molecular machines that do most of a cell’s work. If DNA is your phone’s home screen, then transcription is like tapping an icon. By sampling the RNA present in a group of cells, researchers can see which programs those cells are running at that moment; by sampling it after the cells have been infected with a virus, they can see how that virus substitutes its own software.
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Why indeed.
Actually not the original co-ordinates, but a point arbitrarily decided by a panel. I suspect that's where most people went wrong!

https://www.theguardian.com/football/shortcuts/2015/jan/14/h...
It is logically impossible to prove a negative. The burden of proof can only possibly be on the people claiming there is an effect.

To put it technically, it is "inappropriate to draw substantive conclusions on the basis of a lack of statistically significant effects." You are not proving the null-hypothesis, you are failing to demonstrate the alternative hypothesis.

Or to put it another way, lack of evidence is not evidence that a thing doesn't exist.
I agree! However I move at the end of the week, so I won't worry this time around.
I think he meant exactly what you said, and i agree its escalation, and personally i would not do it.

Its just not "spousal abuse" like OP said trying to make hime look like evil. Its just light escalation that he say he doesnt want to do on the first place. Its not the end of the world even if its bad. Its just like the end of world in this thread because its about hitting a woman.

He would say yeah "i would puch a guy who harrass me in a bar if he doesnt stop" and no one would bat an eye.
What, adding 200 attachments to a mail suspends your account?!
Ppft. Why does this matter?

Instead, without any registration at all you can just raise a billion dollars from the uninformed general public on the basis of unsupportable speculative (and probably false) claims, then just pay the SEC a 24 million dollar penalty in a settlement where the SEC promises to go away and take no further action against you.

:-/
Compare to large old European cities, which have many of the same issues plus unexploded WW2 bombs, archaeological sites, and plague pits.
I have tried to use FF for year now and I am about to dump it.
I want Mozilla to succeed, but there's no way I cold recommend it to friends/family, which is the major thing.

Non-major websites, and even big name ones like Intuit's (quickbooks etc) are constantly having problems. I had to go into settings: just to get into bitbucket in the past week because of some 'referrer' issue

On mobile, it just crashes constantly (e.g. on twitter).
What are the options (ideally Linux based) to synchronize files and data (e.g. contacts) between Google Drive, iCloud and Microsoft OneDrive? I guess we have to do RAICP (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Cloud Providers) now? I get that I can do the clients/rsync dance, but I also want contacts and higher level data.
I wasn't thinking about being a professor, I was thinking of all the IT and academic computing jobs, and all the programming jobs developing software for research and development projects in various disciplines, and hardware engineering in many disciplines, etc. Only a small percentage of people working in those jobs have a PhD; I'd guess the majority hold only a bachelor's degree or less.