skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do we have any proof that this code actually comes from the company in question? E.g. can it be found under https://www.dahuasecurity.com/support/downloadCenter/downloa... ?
Nikhyl Singhal shares a helpful framework you can use when figuring out the company you want to join. If the company is doing well, you might find areas in the company that feel (to an extent) in a different phase.
Ask anyone who deals with outboard boat engines (particularly 2-stroke ones). Basically all the concerns were confirmed. The manufacturers try and mitigate it with fancy coatings and whatnot but there's only so much you can do.
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I understand the value proposition of Pi platform. It's definitely popular with quite educated audience in developed countries.

However, is Pi offering indeed reaching out to the developing countries? Are there any sources that substantiate the adoption of Pi platform in such communities, especially whether there're any lasting effects beyond the inaugural opening and ribbon-cutting, so to speak?

It's tempting to seek the BBC Micro effect from Pi platform, and I hope it can be achieved. Still, one needs to keep in mind that such effect largely was a result of a government policy which supported wide adoption.
Plastic? That sculpture is plastic? And it still held up a train? Wow.
I believe they had https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prenuptial_agreement
Yiannis is like those guys who seek to have a photo with every celebrity on the red carpet. You can count the parade of famous names in this article (or any of his articles), as well as the pronouns "I", "We", "Me". Maybe he thinks he will win personal points by osmosis. In this article he fashions himself as some kind of hero left activist by listing a parade of platitudes, but he barely registers as a leftist in his country (in Greece the left has a special historical significance due to its role in the Greek resistance and the ensuing civil war -- his father was one of them). He also fashions himself as a minister of finance, but he had literally nothing to show for his short 6-month tenure (apart from a whole night of arguing with the eurogroup). That whole show he puts on, it kind of works with the media, as he obviously gets invited a lot, but in his talks and writings one can barely understand "what the hell he s on about".

This obviously sounds like an ad hominem, but it's really hard to distinguish the writing from the writer when it comes to his articles (which are everywhere, apparently). In fact this is common in his writings, and his articles consistently attract this kind of criticism.
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Diversity and immigration of talent keeps USA prosperous today. However, the path to prosperity was built on the backs of captured slaves followed by two world wars which left the rest of the world damaged but USA emerged out with a massive industrial infrastructure.
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The OP description matches my experience fairly accurately - I lost ~9 kg in 4 months (yay!) using essentially the same routine.

Prior to this, I've done IF (18:6) for 18 months without any visible weight loss simply because I was ingesting the same amount of food just in a shorter interval.

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Other things that helped me greatly:

-don't sit at the eating table while being (really) hungry!

I have a snack (fresh fruits, vegetables, various nuts) 1 hour before the actual meal, such that when sat at the table I am in control, and can stop eating easily.

-prepare your food, place it on a plate, take a picture and send it to a friend before starting to eat!

I used to start eating as I was preparing the food, and it becomes hard to keep track of how much you ingested. Plus, when you take a picture to send it to someone else, you look at it with different eyes, and it jumps out at you: Hey,this is a lot of food!)
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"In the teardown you can see there is only one board."

I'm curious - can one buy that one board ?

It is an odd form-factor that I have not seen a raspi use in the past (long and rectangular) - is it only sold as part of these keyboard units ?
I saw this flame war on youtube and reddit.

I noticed that there was a statement from the driver about crosswinds blowing him onto the shoulder during his fastest run. However, I didn't see anything like that in the video. I assumed this meant they didn't want to show that run because the potential danger of being blown off the road wouldn't look good. Perhaps they mixed the speed data with a safer run from earlier in the day. This would explain the discrepancies.

If this is true, perhaps they are simply using the calibration talk as a red herring to distract from the misleading video. This scenario would allow them to not take responsibility and comeback with a genuine record.
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Use someone with backup codes.
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Did she have a name or did she go around referring to herself as "einstein's first wife"? Why not "The Life of Mileva, Einstein's First Wife?
If the stand/arm is using the actual VESA mounting holes, there are brackets that can hold a NUC either to the side or sandwiched between the stand/arm and the monitor.
This could be a really useful feature. If you had some compromising evidence on someone you could just create a Prezi account with a private presentation, and should anything happen to you that means you stop paying the bills (death, prison, etc) Prezi would very helpfully make it public for you. It's like a deadman's switch for presentation content.
Exactly. This isn't so much an issue of "Companies have the right to do what they want (within reason)". It's a typical issue of monopolies and dealing with a large, faceless corporation. Anyone who's ever dealt with any corporation of any significant size can tell you similar stories to this.
Claiming that “Obama built the cages” means both parties committed atrocities or that the parties are anywhere close to “equal” on this topic is a direct endorsement of violent fascism from the right.

That is not spin, that is not leftists unfairly claiming moral superiority, nothing remotely like that at all.

It is just purely the fact of Trump’s immigration dehumanization. It transgresses against the base requirements of civil society in a way that is deeply worse and not comparable to Obama’s own poor record on immigration, they are not comparable at all.

Any attempt to legitimize Trump’s behavior by acting like “both sides” did wrong things is directly equivalent to endorsing violent fascism at this point. It’s morally repugnant and incompatible with baseline civil society - any option to try to excuse Trump’s behavior has been removed.
In what way? Sierra had its head cut off (with the ouster of both Williams), Blizzard did not. It's very hard to compare the outcomes of both companies, because the internal political battles were a Highlander-style rochambeau where only one was likely to come out a winner. The article here even details how Blizzard was a direct contributor to Sierra's murder (via their past CEO Davidson) and a part of how Sierra's head got cut off in the first place.
Yes, but if hardware is the access problem then clamshell devices with a built-in screen are probably the better solution.
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Markdown syntax support is not something you find in mainstream apps (most non tech people use WYSIWYG editors which is also provided). Code syntax highlighting as well and a lot of other things in the roadmap that I will be happy to share (mentioned in github but will uploaded in the main website as well).

Also and most important: created and used for everyday actions by a senior software engineer (myself) with 12+ years of experience in the industry.

What would you expect to see? You can openly suggest things which can be added to the roadmap.
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Priorities/policies should be aligned to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs
I don't think this is quite fair. I'm from South Africa, hardly a backwater. It's a problem anywhere where people mostly search to buy on Google. In the western world it is anywhere Amazon has local 3rd party sellers and relevant adopted user behaviour. Many places don't have that to the point where it's a real alternative to Google for search-to-buy(I don't know the real term to describe this behaviour) ads.
During the past lockdown my University sent students without internet SIM cards with data contracts so they could use their cellphones to tether. IMHO in an emergency situation a public good like the radioelectric spectrum should be commandeered by the authorities --- mobile operators should provide free data service to students in need.
I used to jokingly call him Dan Korleone at his conferences.

The first time I met him was at the NYC WeWork. We had a great conversation for a few hours, shook hands, and I proceeded straight to the airport hell bent on traveling. Contract was in my inbox when I landed. Just like that.

I've been to 50 countries since. Still have to beat his record of 100+, he had an unusual life - before and outside tech - and a genuine soft spot for people who take the unbeaten path.

This sucks. I should have reached out during this pandemic. Write those awkward messages to old friends folks you never know how long they'll be around.
There is a full scale replica of Stonehenge in Washington state (on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River).
The problem is you can't get there from here. The costs to build a rail system where it doesn't exist are very high, and until you have most of the system in place it is useless to most people.

Of course we built a road system - without paved roads cars are mostly useless. We have build rail systems in the past as well. The problem isn't unsolvable by the nature of the problem. It is unsolvable because you can't get the right people to make long term investments in it (don't look to government - anyone who tries will be voted out eventually at best the system changes course from one okay system to a different incompatible system, though more likely they just stop investing).
I have a 3.2 domain on a ccTLD and even that gets shot down regularly enough that I wouldn't consider using it as a primary address. There should be no excuse for that, ccTLDs are older than a good chunk of the people writing the code excluding them, and yet here we are.

Dealing with systems in the wild sucks.
I’m wondering if it’s more of a “Chaos Injector” component/service that reads configuration data from the Chaos Control Plane on what to target, with parameters on how/when to do so. That would make the arrow make sense in my mind given it sounds like that’s a solid pattern for scaling these data/control plane flows: https://aws.amazon.com/builders-library/avoiding-overload-in...
It's not just airline crews. I do a lot of traveling, and I want to enter my itinerary in my calendar in terms of the local time where I will be at the time of the event. I use a Mac, and Mac calendar assumes that all times are local to the time zone I'm in when I entered the event. So when I'm on the road, I would like to change the time zone on my laptop to match the local time where I am, but I can't because if I do, Calendar will move every event on my calendar to a new (wrong) time. So I have to keep my Mac's time zone set to my home time zone in order to not have it screw up my calendar. It drive me nuts.
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Basically what other comments suggested. The popup menu that shows every time I move with the cursor and covers part of the screen. Can't be hidden on demand. Shows status I can't see without opening it (and covering part of the screen). Can't change my mute status without opening it (and covering part of the screen) or using a very obscure shortcut.
I think that a "better" way to do it would be a choice:

a) delete all your private content;
b) make all your content public.

But the tweet is tendentious. Nothing prevents the user from deleting their content - THAT would be the problematic part.

So it's a small nuisance for the user, but they ARE telling the user. They don't make your content silently public and then say "you agreed to that in paragraph 7.9.12 when you registered."
I actually didn't say anything about Connery.

Gaslighting was called gaslighting or trying to make someone think they're crazy.
Abuse was called abuse.

Even trying to provoke someone isn't gaslighting. But that isn't what he said. He just said "and get into a really provocative situation". He also said he hadn't changed his mind from when he said "If a woman is a bitch, or hysterical, or bloody-minded continually, then I’d do it."

Reacting to verbal abuse with physical abuse usually just escalates the situation. So it would be bad advice even if he meant what you think he did.
>1/ Your internet connection, especially upload bandwidth and latency matter a lot.

It grates me when people claim DSL/cable qualifies as sufficiently good broadband in the US because of the lack of upload bandwidth and slow latency (can add packet loss in here too). The situation is so bad that you can't even find how much upload bandwidth so called "broadband" cable ISPs offer.

The experience on symmetric fiber connections is noticeably improved, and we can have a house with a whole group of people streaming video up and down simultaneously without a hiccup. Such as in times of work from home and school from home.
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TLDR - extractive economic systems built on a system of patronage, hard to disrupt
After More Than a Century, Physicists Explain Why Ships Get Stuck in Dead-Water
Agreed. A smart, pragmatic economist pilloried for trying to rescue a country strip mined by vampiric corporatists doesn't make any sense except perhaps when someone had an agenda to shovel and/or is tribally against exploring some ideas because the current order works for them.
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A ton of online services, customer support services, government services, airlines, etc. etc. use e-mail but don't use gmail to send it.

They can't afford to let 20% of that go to spam without a backlash. And if they kept doing it despite the backlash, who knows what would have happened to gmail.

Lose a few thousand dollars or an entire vacation by google regularly blackholing messages from important and expensive services like airlines, when they send you email telling you your flight departure was changed, and you'll be looking for a better email service in no time.

Now imagine this happens to 1/5 of the customers of said airline, just because of google's 1/5 non-google mail go to spam policy. It would be a scandal.
My issues were with Zoho, with DKIM and SPF set up correctly. Would be interesting to see if the domain (or top-level-domain) or the e-mail provider is at fault. It's difficult to test given the number of signals that are involved in flagging a message.
Does zoom work with the pi? If it came with a camera it would sell like hotcakes.
I'd assert that TV's are commonplace. This, just like the BBC Micro, ZX80/1 and C64, can easily be used with a TV.
Completely. That's why it's my bread and butter
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This is a busy week for neural differential equation solvers. Here's another interesting one using a neural network to solve complicated PDEs like Navier-Stokes: https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.08895
Mods: This isn't a [dupe] at all, and provide interesting info that the official blog post doesn't.
To hook this up to monitors that are sitting on shelves, it needs a Display Port or VGA output.