skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s going to be interesting to see what happens if daytime rates start to consistently dip below current night time rates.

I suspect an outgrowth of oversupply is storage will ramp up based on consistent access to very cheap rates. It makes a huge difference if you’re paying 0.4c/kWh or 4c/kWh to charge, especially when storage is significantly less than 100% efficient.
Can you list the other projects? What are the advantages of racking CM4s + IO boards vs racking RPI4s? Is it just the extra bit of compute power? In my mind, the biggest draw to the CMs is the prospect of putting them all on one board without having to run cables to each, especially since there aren't multiport USB-C power supplies available that can power multiple RPI4s. Another advantage is the prospect of faster SSD communication.
I grew up in an abusive home, and was both overweight and nerdy + socially awkward most of my childhood. Thus I got verbally & physically bullied at school badly too.

Until I was about 10-11, at which point I decided I had enough and snapped with all the pent-up rage of someone with nothing left to lose. I began starting a fight the moment others would belittle me. Didn't always win, but eventually other kids decided being a dick wasn't worth the physical confrontation and learned to leave me well enough alone.

Reflecting on this as an adult, I think that living through violence and abuse typically ends in one of two ways for most people.

Either they normalize the behavior, and perpetuate the cycle against their spouses and own children, or having lived through it themselves they can't imagine ever doing something like that to another human, let alone someone they care about.

I fall firmly into the second camp, but that doesn't seem to be the rule.
Just got email from their support, and looks like they taken down all 110 servers. Small success :)
Like if you have to concatenate string to make labels (and then parse and measure and format and re-flow text), you end up generating a lot of garbage and memory management and pointless recalculation in the main loop.
100% with you there. Swapping Fn with Ctrl is a serious keyboard crime. Thankfully I've not had to deal with that since my old, old, old laptop That was ~15 years ago and it still annoys me just thinking about it.
What I discovered when pushing locally for less lights is that nobody will tell you, but people are afraid of darkness.

Expect people to push back on lower light intensity, localized lighting and motion sensors with passion. It doesn't even matter if you get a design that improves security (what motion lights usually do), people will go for the less secure one if there is more light.

That's something I have no idea how to solve.
Definitely agree, for a country with close to 2B population, it is absurd how their education system is divided into "a couple exceptional schools and the rest are really bad"
I think it's easier for voters to hold reps accountable for votes they don't agree with than it is for voters to remain educated yearly on the complexities of bond issues, property tax assessments, independent contractor laws, etc.
not sure how common horses are in africa, even before colonialization. garbage wasnt as plentiful back then either.
Yeah, the US had a similar concept that was changed about 15 years ago for phone circuits. Owner of the "dry pair" had to lease it out at a regulated rate, around $10 a month. At the time that was still law/policy, I had great DSL service through an independent ISP. It was far more reliable than the other options available at the time. The legal change destroyed that entire company, and left me with the typical duopoly choice for broadband since.
They tend to be about popular topics. Sometimes that overlaps with the categories you’ve described and sometimes it doesn’t.
:) Never even thought of that.

Not necessarily a bad thing, if you are good at selecting dependencies.

But it can be a very, very bad thing, if you are not so good at selecting dependencies.
I've recently noticed that there's an uptick in the number of Paxos related posts. Any particular reason why the algorithm has gained more popularity recently?
I don't have a problem, but if you're phrasing things like that then perhaps you're seeing an exchange like this as the equivalent to squaring up outside a pub. Disengaging.
Since the fiasco of the nanotechnology, I became a very skeptical person when it comes to "disrupting" new technologies.
> Kids used to be raised by all of society and now they're effectively raised by each other. Bullying is a huge problem but its largely because kids raise each other.

Contemporary society puts much more effort and individual attention toward raising individual kids then majority of past societies used to. Partly simply because we have those resource, partly because we have less kids and partly because ideas about childraising changed.

The "kids raise each other" complain is very modern, precisely because we expect more from childraising.
Humans > Minks
Is that true? A simple program that isn't going to see long term use means I don't have to worry about anything but the happy path, either typed or untyped. And something where I have to nail down the edge cases is easier in a typed language.
Don't be so judgemental, they seem happy and it doesn't effect you.
Did not appreciate being forced to answer survey questions and then find out at the end this only works with Google calendar. Borderline dark pattern move...
Developers increasingly pair MongoDB with PostgreSQL, survey finds
Plus antenna building becomes its own rabbit hole haha
They say 60hz pretty consistently
The awkward but obvious theory is that they get bullied because they're the kind of anti social people likely to become violent adults.
> Also is this in direct conflict with federal law prohibiting the same?

This is no different from marijuana legislation in multiple states which "legalizes" marijuana. Federal agencies can still enforce federal laws, but state & local law enforcement and judges enforce the state legislation. Federal agencies have somewhat limited jurisdiction in the states. I think there have been cases where people have been convicted of marijuana possession in states where it's legal.
So uhm how likely is it that this new version is contained if they found 12 cases in people already?
I bought it with a US ANSI layout in the UK - no problems, in stock, same price, delivered next day
I suppose someone who had no exposure to OOP would say the same to a group discussing a object-based approach to solving a problem.

That said, the OCaml community is very interested in using the type system to eliminate entire classes of errors (eg,"make illegal states unrepresentable"). Rust community is the same. Jane Street has built a multi-billion dollar company using this approach. If you view such as "abstract language design", then your loss.
Chase ultimate rewards is considered a valuable "currency" for travelling.
The sponsors are IOHK, Tweag, and Well Typed, with SPJ giving an opening talk. Kevin Hammond and Phil Wadler work at IOHK. That basically is Haskell.
Again, no: Github could assert the law is invalid in this context and/or there is no way that youtube-dl can be DMCA'd. It takes principles to do this, and apparently they have none.
I feel sorry for GitHub people that are caught between RIAA's vandalism of the law on one side and activist vandalism on the other.

To keep their business they should defend from both sides.
Lawyers saw that he was very rich so they predicted a decades long legal battle and made it happen. That's my guess.
The fact that you have to go 100 years in the past for your examples speaks volumes.

Today's companies pay employees hundreds of thousands while enticing them with onsite massages and ping pong tables.

People have choices and it’s thanks to a healthy, diverse job market, not due to government intervention.

You want to help workers? Go ahead and build companies that offer well paid, decent jobs. Don’t rob people of their best asset: choice.
Vaccine Tourism
> Which graph to look at depend on what question one has. If the question is "Who is polluting the world and need to stop" then country’s annual CO2 emissions is the single most relevant graph since that is where the pollution is right now coming from.

So if China were to spin off each province as a separate country and the US were to spin of each state as a separate country with each of the new countries emitting exactly as much CO2 as it had before it was a separate country, this would be an improvement?
You can look at this article as an advertisement. Single mothers and gay people will try to use the service. Heterosexual men...probably not so much.

I already see enough single mothers on Tinder, I just unmatch when I find it out, as I'm looking for a girlfriend without children.
Klein Bottles
Yep-for me the worst came around in “junior high” ie when I was 10-13. I fight those demons every single moment of every day and I’ll start my fifth decade on earth in a few years. I wish people cared about this to stop it.
Looks like there is a way to enable hardware decoding in Chromium, at least on Raspberry Pi OS:

https://lemariva.com/blog/rss/raspberry-pi-4-video-accelerat...
I don't see that this is necessarily true or easy to figure out.
If we are entertaining what would happen regarding gay marriage ...

> if we left that up to popular opinion

... then national polls are not relevant, because marriage laws are set at the state level. In fact, until Obergefell v. Hodges, it essentially was left up to popular opinion, and many people lived in states where it was unpopular enough to pass legislative, or even constitutional bans.
Create a bootable Ubuntu USB drive w ROS2, VSCode, ESP32 tools installed
> Wait, that's just Git with extra steps

But the extra steps are not completely trivial to do right if strong anonymity has to be ensured.
Note that "hide" only hides a post from your own view. It doesn't have any effect on what anyone else sees.
Cloud run is attempting to enable that "Just Works" experience, but we are trying to do it by leveraging the best of open source, and native client libraries. Feels like we are getting close and I'll be sure to share this feedback with the rest of the team.
Code that is easy to delete is also easy to extend.
2 Amigas running Lotus 2 with splitscreen connected through a serial null modem through a hole in the wall in my students room: 4 players.
"Sounds crazy, right?"

No, not really. What sounds crazy is "people have always died of pneumonia, we don't understand the reason, but that's how it's always been, and so that's how it will always be, and even trying to understand why it happens or change it is against nature and crazy talk."

Involuntary death is obviously a problem.
Sure, overpopulation is too, and there's a conflict, but there may be other solutions than letting people die against their will.
> Part of his rationale was that it was annoying to store all the state for your widgets in a parallel data structure to the widgets themselves.

That is only a problem if you don't have closures (for callbacks) and dynamic and generic data structures (like json and polymorphic object references, that you can attach to generic widgets without having to subclass them).
I'm SURE that there are MANY people for whom incarceration "worked" (i.e., didn't get back in jail, broke their addiction), but on the whole, there's a lot of evidence that incarceration is simply not the most effective (expensive/doesn't work well for many) strategy for reducing drug usage and drug-related health and social ills.

We don't have to guess, there's a lot (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1745-9125....) of evidence (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004727270...) that locking people up for drug use isn't _very_ effective (isn't very effective != completely ineffective) at reducing crime or recidivism, and great evidence that decriminalization (i.e. portugal https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1464837) sends crime (AND drug usage) downward, as well as a host of drug-related medical conditions.

(^ first page of google scholar results people)
I have so many questions, please ignore if this is overwhelming.

But do you know how much of a cost savings that is ballpark?

Also do you have a guide that you follow? I'd like to replace my Macbook Pro but I don't really know where to start.

Also is there a resource for a noob to run unit testing to if my performance is better when I'm done?
We put this in place so that folks aren't going through the entire product onboarding which takes several minutes only to find out later there's no way to add an Outlook calendar.
90% of these problems are fixable with RFID tags, which are relatively cheap to roll out and maintain. Lululemon has been doing it for years[1], any insights about why it's not more popular?

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2017/05/16/125712...
I think you can have a favorable opinion about the intent of AB5 but also realize that it was a sloppy law that had caused lot of collateral damage when it was passed. Its sponsor even had a dispute on Twitter with a journalist affected where she said, basically, hey, we had to get it done and we didn't have time to get the details right.

I suspect this is not the end of this fight but hopefully if it comes up again, the legislature will be more thoughtful about crafting a bill.
Well, of course, right? If you are God and you are in the design phase of the human creature and also intend for them to have written scriptures, then as part of that design you would provide them with the ability to perceive words as a "built-in" function.
It's already been mentioned in at least one thread, but the accumulation of data (sightings, photos, sounds, etc.) has enabled the creation of some incredible tools. Probably the most useful for the average person is Merlin[0], which uses machine learning to identify birds based on a photo or descriptive characteristics (Size, color, habitat, etc.). I was skeptical when it was first introduced, but it's surprisingly good with most bird species.

eBird data is tremendously helpful for generating the ID because location and date information can be tremendously important for identifying very similar looking species. To use an example local to me, a smallish brown bird with a brown back and spotted chest on September 10th in my location is probably likely to be a Swainson's Thrush, but could be Hermit Thrush. Three weeks later that same bird is 99% likely to be a Hermit Thrush.

[0] https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
1. Yes. This is serious. Mutation is a big red reset button on the pandemic potentially.

2. No. Minks are kept in small cages with a very high density of biomass. This makes it a perfect incubator. Also ferrets have some similarities with humans in the upper respiratory system, making this more of a concern.
I offer that it's the reliable occurrence of a gathering that presents opportunities for bullies to shape their craft. That the gathering is a school seems like a minimal factor.
I'm generally skeptical on research and work in the field. However, the progress I've seen on GANs/deep fakes, natural language understanding, multi-modal, video understanding/activity recognition .. it is unbelievable how fast the field is moving. This may not result in new widgets next CES but may be game changing to society in a decade.

In academic research, GPT-3 and in general language models are applicable to a host of downstream tasks across different topics.

Edit .. reworded since it seemed insulting (unintentional).
What benefit would that make? I heard mostly good things about the studios from artist's perspective. They might be forced to lie though in public. You can buy the songs from itunes and artist will receive most of the money.
It looks like they didn't solve it and just left it there. So I'm afraid a lot of bitcoin users are that naive.
I've seen both cases (people over-avoiding dependencies to detrimental levels, and people who are VERY bad, and very zealous, at selecting dependencies). While I think it varies per language community; overall, the latter seems more common.

That said, the worst codebases I've worked with were examples of the former. So it's definitely a tricky balance.
My point is you don’t need to store the oversupply. Grid spot prices hitting zero mean you can just dump the power as that excess is in effect worthless.

That said, consistent very low prices will likely result in someone using most of that power for something even if the power plant operators aren’t making money during that period.
Presumably the curves in roads.
> most propositions give the legislature no ability to modify it.

All the other statute initiative propositions on the CA ballot this year included a lower threshold than Prop 22 (ranging from 51% to 75%).

However, none of them (including Prop 22) allow the legislature to overturn it even if they achieve the threshold - only to modify "in furtherance of the original purposes" of the proposition.
This might not be true, but I think Walmart makes money by selling shelf space visibility to brands--e.g. General Mills pays Walmart money to have products on an eye-level place on the shelf.
I just don't think that's true, we put so much less effort. We basically leave child raising to the state. See how many people are baffled by what to do when they actually have to be around their kids for most of the day because of the pandemic. Better to toss them at a wildly underpaid person for 6 hours a day who has to watch like 30 kids at once, where their main influences are other kids. We wonder what to do to fix society when part of it is "just stop with the dumb things"
I'd doubt he would be extradited if he was in his country of citizenship
Interesting, I was going to make a joke about scientists needing to take more vacations!
The Wall Street Journal Front Page Nov 4, 2020 with Red and Blue Art
I think it almost is guaranteed to at least sometimes, if it's not already there from the beginning.

I am deeply skeptical of claims of a platonic relationship in which the couple is having sex to conceive (per the article). It seems almost by definition not platonic at that point.

It think the "platonic" schema is what binds the couple. A couple where the members are saying they don't want romance etc but are having sex and raising children over the long haul might just be expressing a mutual interest in a form of relational style, just like other couples that express a desire for a different relational style. If you have two people who don't want to admit they want a relationship, or want some basics but not the warm and fuzzies most people are looking for, you'd end up with something like this.
An Evaluation of Global Climate Change Expenditure 2011–2018
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Same for all Operation Condor countries.

It is a trick to avoid prosecution. When no body is found, it is hard to prove the person is dead and therefore hard to prosecute the perpetrators of the murder.
Connect the LED via current mirror to webcam power line? You will know when webcam is recording because it draws far more power.
Now it’s hard to find anyone who disagrees, he says.

Either that's an accurate claim or representative of a cliqueyness and echo chamber approach to AGI in some quarters.

Either way it's depressing.
Any pointers to further reading on this concept?
They live on factory farms and then are killed for their fur. Frankly, this is a mercy killing.
It’s been a depressing display of hypocrisy or short sightedness or something to see the amount of “That is exploitation and this needs to be the test of what constitutes an employee! For justice! (Except in the case of my job/industry, where it would be awful and destroy how I want to work)”
I guess the consensus I can draw from this post is that is it's never worth the effort to disclose security vulnerabilities....

Feels kind of an American thing.
Those states/countries decriminalized hard drugs like heroin?
Case-sensitive password gets you <1 bit of entropy per password character. That doesn't sound like that big of a deal.
Many many years ago I was bullied at school (and almost killed). But I was fortunate to get help from a roommate at college: he helped me to learn karate.
This changed me in many ways, including seeing my situation in an "objective way" instead of feeling offended.
The legislature already took a stance that was counter to the will of the people rather than do their job.

Now we have a worse law on the books that can't be removed. Maybe next time legislatures will take the time to listen to what people want and write a decent law initially.
Can someone explain what is so hard here to go ahead and host your own Git repository? I mean how hard is it to run
git instaweb --httpd=webrick

Also there are tons of options GNU Savannah, Gogs,Gitea , Git Bucket ...
Having spent the last two months writing a novel, with GPT-3's help, I take issue with the claim that it's useless.

It's anything but useless. Sure, I do 80-85% of the work, but that remaining 15% is the portion that would otherwise have me stuck for days. In practice, it's a 10-50x improvement in writing speed.
Even without that package manager relying on Github sounds plain stupid to me. What if Github decides to rate limit, gets banned in country(it got banned in India once) or lot of other things that could happen at Microsoft's whims.
It's a sensitive topic for many people, so even not being flagged yet is a big thing :)
Technology and globalization has displaced a lot of low-middle income jobs. Regardless of whether Uber has to provide "fair" wages and benefits, the taxpayer has to foot the bill of these underemployed or unemployed people. Right now, the money is flowing from the investors' pockets to Uber drivers, which is a good thing.
I feel this is somewhat muddled in push. I agree with all of the items, but I don't agree with how folks often pursue it.

My specific concern is where it pushes that a big ball of mud is easy to write, but hard to maintain. I agree, but oddly, a ball of mud is also somewhat easier to delete. Such that, it is best to grow your code from that core and only grow to reusable parts if needed.

I encountered this at work recently. I fully agree that reusable and "single responsibility" is nice. However, to extract out 5 lines of code such that we now have 3 new classes and possibly a new dependency seems the opposite of the spirit here. If we ever got where that logic isn't needed, as is, you delete 5 lines of code. In the "abstracted out" world, you have to delete several classes, making sure nobody else had taken a dependency on it.

I get that counting by lines of code is not the best metric, but it is an easy one. And, in general good faith code, the lower that metric, the better. It is less to read. Less things connected together to reason about. And, less stuff that you could delete in the future if able.
The FP-Complete people have had clear different goal than the rest of the community for a while.

It creates some kind of partition, but it's not very relevant. Anyway, it's not very surprising that they don't want to sit on the same committee.
The menu bar at the top of this page flickers constantly for me (latest stable public Chrome release) and could be a problem for those with epilepsy or other disabilities. I dread to think what it's doing to screen readers if that's actual DOM manipulation happening.
Cannabis use probably goes up with legalization, but I think that’s largely because the risks associated with the drug are relatively low and widely understood to be low. Legalizing or decriminalizing meth or heroin wouldn't cause people to think “okay now is the time for me to start a potentially life-destroying addiction!”