skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Good enough for your work" until issues like the one mentioned appears; You plug in a kvm, close the lid or something at the wrong time, come back and see your work gone. You then blame the client, the gpu or hardware, then the toolkit, then the compositor and everyone says "can't reproduce" because the infrastructure guys went EWONTFIX because 'difficult'.
It is a design blog, it is inherently political. There's a high number of tech posts on the main site. The roadmap, the intentions, everything has been spelled out, and visible for half a decade.
Lithuania. You do need to setup initially using normal means, but after that Google account doesn’t even need 2FA enabled.

https://www.epaslaugos.lt/portal/nlogin
The average car spends 23h a day parked somewhere. You just need to equip a largeish fraction of the parking spots with a charger. You don't need high currents, because most people drive less than 30kWh (~150km) a day, so a normal 220V 16A plug is more than sufficient. The only issue are long roadtrips, where high current chargers are needed, but they already exist. In 20 minutes you can recharge more than you can drive in two hours. You're supposed to take breaks anyway.
I would really love to see a version with on-board flash memory, instead of an SD card for storing the OS and data.

Slap on a customized linux system, configure it to load a WebAssembly PWA from a predefined server and you have edge computing on the cheap.
The real issue is the lack of dependent types in Haskell (and unfortunately Rust and all languages with a vast ecosystem).

With dependent types, you can just include a type-level proof that x <= 5 in the integer wrapper type, which then allows to statically check that the default case in the match is impossible.

A newtype including such a dependently-typed proof is the correct solution to this problem, since it can be generalized to any range, unlike the enum with 5 variants.
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Aus/NZ can continue trade with the East Asian nations I guess? Many East Asian nations have brought this under control through strict lockdown. Of course some things that are missing from the argument are the fact that many East Asian nations that have controlled the virus have extremely well organized governments which are able to deliver stimulus where needed. For myself living in Singapore, the government has been fairly generous with economic stimulus.
I don't understand the reason for arguing and turning aggressive here.

My only viewpoint is to reserve judgement on these policies if the facts are not known and to state that governments do not always make fact-based decisions on these issues (all issues in fact) because these are difficult and technical issues and that politics dictates a level of showing that something (anything) is done.

If this policy is indeed fact-based then very good. If it is, and will be, assessed on clearly defined metrics then even better.
Many people around here in France, Belgium and the Netherlands also want about the same range (1000 km) to be able to go in to their yearly summer holidays in southern France in just one go. Even if their daily commute is less than 100 km.
NZ doesn’t seem to have e-gov either :D most is forms over post. That said I’ve never had to go to an institution here over 6 years I’m here.

Edit: yes NZ has RealMe but there isn’t much use for it (in my xp).
I agree that they overcame many obstacles that would have prevented most people from ever even getting married. I also agree that they had a powerful bond. But I would argue that their bond was mostly mental, like friendship.

There's usually an age disparity in sexual relationships [1] and I would argue that this is because men in general prefer slightly younger women. The fact that Mileva was born 4 years before Albert already makes their relationship highly uncommon (around 1 out of 30 couples).

So maybe Albert married her because she was reliably, intelligent, and had a great character. But that doesn't mean that she had to be in line with his sexual preferences, which then would make it likely that they'll eventually get bored of each other.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_disparity_in_sexual_relati...
you seem knowledgeable, is there a way to do this with every possible email address at your domain? Forward them all to that single other box?
OP’s view is indeed rather unusual and insular, and depends on ignoring the Asian and African experience.

The West reacted slowly, too heavily (closing parks?), and then declared victory too quickly, and spent little time over the summer preparing any systems to actually beat the virus.

I live in one of the few western areas that did beat the virus (the atlantic bubble of canada) and life is much more pleasant than elsewhere. It just took about six weeks more restrictions, and actually aiming at winning.

Most of the west adopted a “just prevent the hospitals from collapsing” goal, which is a stupid goal if your only tool to do so is heavy handed lockdowns. You’re guaranteed to have yo-yo lockdowns.

The only coherent strategies are developing an effective test/trace/isolate system or local elimination. The west doesn’t seem institutionally capable of the former.
It's nearly free and should enable detecting and tracing emerging clusters before they become a bigger problem.
Funny, that unlocked a memory for me. I distinctly remember my middle school crush writing with the page pretty much sideways, top to bottom, like you describe. Now it makes sense why!
Way too verbose, man.
Or China is lying. It's hard to verify the numbers they publish.
We got this protection with phone number porting eventually. So there’s hope, when government becomes sane again.
Try exporting data from a whole GSuite account. They make it as difficult as possible. IMO it’s intentional, but maybe Google just sucks.
Have you tried using berryboot?

Gives you an option to install os on external storage.
You can set it up to dual boot multiple distros if you wanted.

I agree pi4 would benefit from better storage options, but for the money it's still a impressive package.
Sorry to be blunt, but what you've done here is not legal. The source you've copied all this content from is not permissively licensed [0] and you can't relicense your copy as MIT and then write your name as the sole author as you've done currently in the readme.

[0] https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap/blob/mast...
Don't watch them at all.
I already have it on my Thinkpad with KDE Plasma.

Physical button to block the microphone, LED on the button itself and a tray icon with the microphone status displayed.
Stop spreading this drivel. Covid is well on the way to causing as many deaths in 1 year worldwide as TB; it's already killed three times as many people as malaria; comparing it to the flu is laughable.

And all of these deaths and infection numbers are low because we have reacted - not strongly enough - much more than we do to a flu. If we had taken the usual flu measures, the deaths would skyrocket from overwhelmed hospitals, as has been seen in early unprepared regions (such as the Bergamo region in Italy).
The article is about how the west didn’t take it seriously enough, early enough — not that they overreacted.

Sweden (and most of the EU and US) has done terribly compared with China, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan measured in deaths per million. These countries took a proactive, serious approach and have successfully prevented widespread local transmission.

China has done an amazing job at preventing the spread of coronavirus, considering its huge population, long borders, and volume of international trade.
Quote 1: "... tank their economies to an extent that may affect the global balance of power for our lifetimes"

Quote 2: "It is we, the virus-riddled Westerners, who will be isolated indefinitely"

Wooow there lady, let's wait for vaccine that would be rolling out in a few months, maximum a year, before spilling Apocalypse and FUD all over the place. Yeah, I agree, West fucked up, but I bet it will also rebound within maximum 5 years.
This kind of encryption-at-rest scheme becomes an absolute necessity when cryptographic secrets have to be stored, such as 2FA TOTP secret keys or recovery codes.

Encrypting the email addresses and any Personally Identifiable Information on your users may also be a good practice, to limit which eyes can actually see the plaintext data (database provider, former developers without rotated credentials, an old backup left over..).

One issue with this though could be the inability to use the encrypted field for queries (eg: select * from users where email = 'foo@bar.com'), but OP's solution of hashing can help here: store the email encrypted, its hash in clear text, and do a query on the hash.
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I guess that's part of it, although in this day and age it's trivial to equip each branch with a laser printer and program which adds the local sales tax.

However, there's a simpler reason: for psychological reasons no retailer is going to voluntarily put higher prices on their shelves than they have to, and since unlike most other countries there is no consumer protection law requiring the the actual checkout price including sales tax to be displayed, they don't.
Do you know of any servers that are case sensitive?
Not to mention that there's now a scientific and medical consensus about how a combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin (and zinc) is effective at preventing the virus from gaining foothold in the body when the first symptoms appear – but many of the governments and so-called "medical authorities" are in complete denial of this.

EDIT : and the GAFAMs (& Twitter) have been complicit of this censorship in preventing the doctors (= experimental scientists) from discussing their work on their platforms.
I must admit as an outsider I think that might happen.

The GOP needs to do what John Smith, Tony and Gordan did and kick out the entryist faction that is destroying the party but I suspect its to late.
Yeah, this might be bad for promoting the library, as many users might associate this with the old framework. On the other hand, churn in the JS developer landscape is high enough that many current developers don't remember Dojo, script.aculo.us or MooTools…
You can't have a lock down without universal basic income. You can't force some families into poverty to protect some other families without suitable economic compensation.
What if I forget to renew the domain?

Someone else buys the domain after me? And steals all my online accounts? (Pwd reset emails)
Electric cars consume about 20kWh/100km. If your whole neighborhood needs to draw double digit kilowatts for 10h a night, you live in a neighborhood of long distance truck drivers.
Hardly surprising or "evil" of them. They've been ordered to take it down, anyone posting it again knows that.
You need to put chisel in a right place, than strike it with a hammer. So once the chisel is in place, the only thing the left hand does is holding chisel, which is not hard at all.

Think of it as a nail: if you need to hammer in a nail in exactly the right place, you put the nail into exact position holding it with a left hand, then strike it with force using hammer in the right hand. And if you ever did this you know that the tricky part is hitting the nail the right way, so you don't bend it.
> Reddit now bans people for upvoting the "wrong political ideas"

Have you got a source on that?
>probably spurred on by Chinese propaganda and their fake reporting.

What the hell are you talking about? What propaganda or fake reporting?

China initially denied there even was a virus or that it was dangerous. Just like Europe. Just like the US.

What kind of weird conspiracy websites are you getting this information from and how did you end on this site? Don't those places have comment sections too where you can discuss with like minded people that are also shopping for confirmation basis data points for their xenophobia.

China has a very scary government but that's no reason to for us here to just make shit up. It actually dilutes from the real risks and criticisms.
nsfwyoutube works around that restriction.

Personally, if YouTube asks me for ID, I'll leave the platform too, pulling down all favorites videos before and rehosting them somewhere else instead.
It's possible to do this in haskell but it's quite clunky.
Generally speaking, you don't need massive upgrades of local grid infrastructure to support electric vehicles.

There is plenty of capacity available, provided charging is spread out over the night and not concentrated at peak demand periods. You just need chargers that are smart enough to ensure this happens.
What REALLY blew my mind is when I found that there were third-party editors that allowed you to build regular roads on water... but they would break as soon as you tried to open them in the built-in editor. Some custom-made tracks also made the game glitch by only showing some obstacles once you were basically one grid coordinate away (e.g. slalom obstacle would be invisible just until the moment you are about to hit it...). Fun times!

Edit: Also took me YEARS to figure out that you could edit your own terrain with Shift+F1!
'Old' St. Andrews House:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Andrew%27s_House

Fortunately New St Andrews House has been demolished - it being one of the ugliest buildings in Edinburgh. One thing I recently learned is that the site almost became RBS headquarters!
Is it really an affordable situation with the current pricing of the RPI to setup a computer cafe for the kids who don't have access to the computers and internet ?
As an alternative, I've been using XMPlay for 10 years now. It's actively developed and fills a niche of oldschool Winamp.
I personally consider Create React App and React Router as basic if not needed tools for modern React dev
I lost weight too this corona period. No fancy technique.

I started working overnight, sleeping till 2-3pm.

So I skipped breakfast and launch.

I'd eat some lightly salted crackers to keep the mouth busy.

And the eat dinner with everyone.

Midnight, ate a single small noodle pack. This was necessary because without it, I'd wake up early and hungry.
They don't even have a full-scale Parthenon in Athens, given that we've got some of the bits in London ...
You can serve ads on a forum easily and make bank..
If I remember correctly, Germany spent 550 billion on the 2008 banking crisis. There's roughly 80 million citizens. So the government could - at the same cost - pay every citizen €2300 = $2700 per month for 3 months to cover the complete loss of income caused by a super-strict lock-down.

Why is that not an option?
Well, that would be above and beyond. ;) No need to spin up a server, though? Public rooms are available at http://meet.jit.si/.

(This is an entirely different thing, but apropos: the RPi 4 is too slow to run the Jitsi Meet server, at least according to the devs: Arm and 4GB of ram are not enough to run it https://community.jitsi.org/t/jitsi-meet-on-raspberry-pi-4-f...)
On one hand food can kill you, but at least no one will see your browsing history...
An interesting point here actually - number porting was viewed to be core to a telecoms service operator. They have to provide it free of charge as a cost of doing business.

Perhaps we need similar for email forwarding - it's clear that the major email platforms (Google, Microsoft) can already handle mail that is simply deferred to another mail server (see partial cloud email transitions).

Perhaps we need the same for email? So a user can have a Gmail address, but receive their email elsewhere. Would still require an authenticated backend to let the user control the end destination email server, but that's the same for number portability. Telecoms operators handle that part, and each provider is regulated. For email it could be a basic login ability for the old account to enable picking the destination mail server.
I'm one of the early Gmail testers who registered for the beta program and got invitation from Gmail directly. Unluckily or maybe luckily from the first date after registration, I started to receive spams which I have no idea why. Contacted their support team quite a few times asking for sender blocking feature and the answer was always some arrogant bs like "Nah, we have the best spam filter and thus sender blocking is unnecessary... blah blah...". As a result, I felt it might be a mistake to use Gmail as my primary email account. So I narrowly avoided Gmail but again, I've no confidence that other providers will not do something similar to this. Maybe it's time to do self-hosting now.
What do you mean by intersecting markup?
This is not a reasonable use case for rainbow tables.
I don't see any code. Can you please provide link to view the code.
> “ Wait, so at no point in time does it go through your mind that the second person is claiming that the original person is making a descriptive claim about the world that is false, and requesting they put up (evidence) or shut up”

You are correct. A “citation needed” comment absolutely does not lead me to think that. The original comment that a “citation needed” comment is replying to might make me think that because of omission of evidence, but any comment that “calls them out” on omission of evidence would only reveal laziness and counter-productive argumentativeness.

I would never see a “citation needed” comment and think, “yeah, you’re right, a citation is needed.” I might separately, on my own, and privately come to that conclusion, but never as a result of a “citation needed” comment.

I believe you are confused.

- Do strong claims need strong evidence? Yes, they do.

- Is it useful or rhetorically acceptable to point out omission of evidence with a “citation needed” comment? No, it’s not, and it has nothing to do with strong claims needing evidence.
A bit of topic: I recently got a Pi 4 and tried to use it to play 4k content on a TV. I could not get hardware decoding working and found a lot other people online with similar problems. I honestly was a bit disappointed because the Pi is often touted (in this thread as well) as having great software support, much better than all the other ARM single board computers out there.
Newton and Leibniz discovered calculus at roughly the some time as well and we typically see it as a huge leap.
To be fair, I don't think other providers like Microsoft are much better, but also note that the service is equally bad if you pay for ads or cloud.

I'm generally against too much regulation, but given how important e-mails are (access to all sorts of accounts, important messages from clients, tax, etc.), this is a case where a certain service level needs to be mandatory, e.g., unlocking within few hours.
I wonder why Google doesn't work with Raspberry on Chrome OS, Android etc. ( Or even secretly donating money to them )

Commoditising your complacement [1]. Otherwise it wont be long before Apple ship a $399 Mac Nano. Not exactly a direct competitor, but it will surely sell like hot cakes in the educational market.

[1] https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/
tl;dr. Reduce calories intake but not too much.
That seems suboptimal if the goal is reducing pollution.
Well, ultimately, politics is not about the implementation of optimal economic policy, or fairness, but about power.

While the struggle for power is often framed as a good vs evil struggle, in practice it's more about the elite vs the rest of society. Good vs evil, with few exceptions (say, the Nazi regime, or ISIS), is mostly a discourse perpetrated by the elites to make the peons do their bidding.

That's not to say all the elites do is bad, or that their existence at all is a negative; certainly there are benefits to hierarchy as well. Without that we'd still be hunter-gatherers or subsistence farmers. OTOH when elites get too much power it leads to oligarchism, stasis, and most people living a much lower level of quality of life than what the society could afford. A balance is needed. The historical way of re-balancing is to chop off the heads of the elites and start again.

Back to the market economy, certainly the free market has increased the living standards of Western societies beyond the wildest dreams. But also the market tends to concentrate wealth, and ultimately economical power begets political power. Progressive taxation, inheritance taxes etc. are ways societies can choose to avoid the oligarchy/stasis of too much concentration of power.

So no, Bob creating more wealth than Fred isn't necessarily unfair, but even so, both Bob and Fred would likely benefit from a more egalitarian society (Fred gets a better standard of living, and Bob gets to keep his head).
Boy, I don't even know where to start...

You think you as a person that can work fully productively from home are representaive of the economic damage? What about all the industries that have had to completely shutdown?

You remind of the people that say there is no need for Americans to be given rights to paid holidays, maternity leave like every other country in the world, because they personally have all that already and then it turns out they work for Google.

Not only that, when a relative of mine died recently, multiple factors including social distancing and travel restriction forced me to attend the funeral by video link.
They keep adding the minecraft-pi window, which gets me excited. But it is no longer supported or developed: [0], let alone that you could use it to join any multiplayer server.

Context: I run a Java Minecraft server (for my son who plays Java edition from Linux) with GeyserMC (which allows Bedrock clients to connect and play) so my son's friends can join from tablets and Wii's. It would be cool to be able to play from pi's.

[0] https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Pi_Edition
Google is a private company. So they can choose there customers. If they don't want you, they are free to throw you out.
Contrary to most comments here, I don't think self hosting is the solution, but only regular backup to your device can help with the problem. I can bet that all the hosting providers have more algorithm based lock of account than gmail has. I have myself been locked out of digitalocean once and the support won't tell me the reason. I know one other person at least who has been locked out of AWS. Almost everyone I know uses Google account and I don't know anyone who has been locked out.

So I think unless you own all the data in a server you physically control(not feasible for most), you are more safe with Google than hosting it with another provider. Also Google's server is more secure than you can ever achieve.
That's honestly nobody's problem but your own. Set it to autorenew or buy it for a longer period of time. I bought 10 years up-front for my own domain.
Then that's on you, because you would be the responsible party.
I've had trouble with e-mails from my own domain frequently landing in spam folders. I do agree on the control though.
Situation in Germany:

- slightly less deaths than normal [0].

- Less ICU patients than normal ([1] vs [2])

- stagnant (and normal) amount of people with respiratory illnesses [3]

The only thing unusual at all is the PCR tests.

[0]: https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Querschnitt/Corona/_Grafik...

[1]: http://s9w.io/intensivregister-10-31.png

[2]: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/880182/umfrag...

[3]: https://imgur.com/qYed6rF