skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The XPS webcam is also very bad, and the webcam on HP's MacBook competitor (Spectre) is the worst webcam I've ever seen. I've yet to find an ultrabook with a good camera.
> it can’t handle key/value metadata

What do you mean by that? Is a JSON no good? I guess you mean the diffs will be unordered?
Google plans to test end-to-end encryption in Android messages
It's "Computer Appliance". You can't do really anything you want. Read the Jailbreak case and what companies can do when you want to change the software.
I want M1 MacBook Pro _without_ TouchBar
> I’m interested to see how Apple can make this scale, can you get a Mx laptop with 64 Gb? Or will that has to be soc external memory for the process to scale?

Memory is already external to the SoC on the M1; it's on the same package but it's not a single chip.
It's like searching blog posts for recipes all over again.
Ugh. Thanks for the reminder :(

And my apologies to jimmaswell. Something about that comment got under my skin, but I extrapolated an entire persona based on - effectively - a tweet's worth of text. I was wrong.
Agreed. James Clear demonstrates this with a similar story. About a real professor’s photography class. The quantity students got a lot better at photography, than the quality group.

https://jamesclear.com/repetitions
Let's not. Because there's still ads bundled into that cable-model "cost". Anything I can do to get rid of that is a blessing.
> They also never touched on what might have triggered the fire to begin with

I do wish they had touched on this. I'm not sure if the ignition source is known
Apple chips have PCIe since forever too, in fact Wi-Fi + BT is plugged over PCIe on them. Thunderbolt with two 40Gb/sec links isn't tiny either.

64GB will come for future laptops. And Apple can scale with a single package beyond 64GB too, very high performance solutions included. See the A100 80GB from NVIDIA with 2TB/sec of memory bandwidth, with RAM as part of the package, just not in the same die.
Looking at the pin description on page 24 of the A64 Datasheet, it looks like the 8 data pins (CSI_D0 … CSI_D7) are for a MIPI Camera Parallel Interface (CPI), but Allwinner is calling it "CSI" (MIPI Camera Serial Interface).

This is really confusing, but I am simply repeating what the A64 docs say.

Out of curiosity, what is the highest-resolution still photo anyone has taken so far on the PinePhone? Maybe I should list that in the table.

Is 1080p@15fps the best video anyone has managed so far with the PinePhone?
In addition to your link, you can find links to two other LispM emulators here: https://lisp-machine.org/
1) By Old age - surrounded by loved ones after a life well lived.

2) Shotgun to brain - Instant, painless.

3) Asphyxiation - By Nitrogen or Carbon monoxide (car in the garage) or a bucket of liquid nitrogen in a confined place.
Are you sure we have fully comprehended the current situation?
That's not the point though.

The question really only is whether the allegations have mentioned merit or not. If the situation was reversed it would be the same of course.
I really miss the freedom of usenet.
1000's of odd and niche discussion areas.
The lack of any moderation lead to a massive influx of spam.
Reddit was looking like a good alternate, until the various ban waves shutdown any hope. Oddly enough 4chan still seems the only place for discussion outside the overtown window.
> I just hope they someday put in a good GPU. Something comparable to an Nvidia 3060 would be great.

The GPU in the M1 is perfectly good for the power targets it's trying to hit.

Either fortunately or unfortunately, depending on your perspective, Apple is unlikely to be able to do with the GPU what they did with the CPU. That is, there's no legacy in either Nvidia nor AMD's GPUs that Apple can cut out to get wins. And similarly, neither Nvidia nor AMD slowed down their progress or is suffering from fab issues like Intel did & is on the CPU side of things.

I don't doubt Apple can hit an RTX 3060 level of performance, but they'll get there with roughly similar to RTX 3060 level of power draw. Which means it ain't fitting in a MacBook Air or MBP 13", either. And judging by the existing MBP 16" cooling solution, not really going to go well in that chassis.
I am sure that explains the ability to do so, but not the motivation or proximate cause.
You should upload the backup to Archive.org
Frasier had long enough black transitions between scenes to trigger the fast forward on mine
Apple would not have any of these problems if they provided support for third parties to maintain Apple products.
Isn’t Reddit the go-to place nowadays?
The article has a lot of really good introductory texts in it.
I don't know if you're strawmanning on purpose or missing the point. I also don't think the answer is "the market will just sort it out...eventually."

Of course there is no law mandating Walmart provide a service. There are, however, laws governing how Walmart must treat employees. Part of their bad reputation is that they run afoul of these laws.

I know the anarchist view is to just decide not to shop there. My point is that in a pragmatic sense, consumers in a globalized economy cannot assess all the information to do so, even if it was freely available. The counterargument is that regulators are the better alternative, which is why the Dept. of Labor has fined them in the past to correct that behavior.
very interesting review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDozftThFMw

7:25 here he says those appears to be arrows keys ?
list of qualities discussed by antirez that are responsible towards more efficiency while programming:

* Bare programming abilities

* Focus

* Design sacrifice

* Simplicity

* Perfectionism

* Knowledge

* Low-level understanding of the machine

* Debugging skills
I’ve heard Windows emulation is also cached JIT.
Thanks. That is super helpful!
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Sure, except I'd never offer someone $16K for something I knew to be worth $1M.
Definitely, the point is you'll have to pay Google whether you want it or not, if they make GMail a premium product. So it's not so easy to leave at all.
Could VMMs employ the approach for scheduling mutually trusting VMs on sibling hyperthreads?
Elixir also has this feature called doctests[0]. That said, rust documentation is also really good.

[0] - https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/mix-otp/docs-tests-a...
Should check out Opentrons! I run a couple out of my home lab and they're great for automating biotech procedures. You can get 90% the way to full automation with like 10% the cost.
You’re already familiar with the difference between passwords and secure computing platforms, as evidenced by the citation of SafetyNet and Pokémon Go, and your use of the phrase “abomination” leaves no opportunity for further discussion, so I will stop now to avoid wasting any more of your time. Apologies and be well.
After trying out some of the most popular screen recorders for Chrome, I realized how lacking and limited many of them were. So I decided to create the most powerful screen recorder for Chrome, completely free and open source, with lots of features such as freedrawing, text, arrows, multiple cursor options, push to talk, custom countdowns, editing, and much more.

Let me know what you think! I have also created a Google Sheet where I compared my tool to 30+ of the most popular Chrome Extensions in the area in terms of features: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1juc1zWC2QBxYqlhpDZZU...
So? If it benefits OSS and Google, what do you care?

Companies, who make up a sizable portion of OSS commits, do it because their interests align. Why is this different, and suspicious or malicious?
It's amazing when it works. In the summer, once the air outside was cooler than the air in the house, I'd turn it on. In about 10 minutes, the entire house would be the same temperature as outside.
That's what my (junior in high school) son keeps saying when he makes simple arithmetic errors that cost him points on tests. I disagree, actually - these mistakes are made by lack of practice. If you've practiced solving enough integrals, it doesn't really matter how tired you are, you're going to get the right answer just as you won't read words incorrectly if you're tired.
You do still get a degree of downvoting for unpopular opinions even if they're made in a calm, reasoned manner. But I agree in general. You have mostly relatively mature, rational participants and, someone has to have something of a positive track record before they can downvote. Plus there is a degree of active moderation. None of these individually is a silver bullet but the combination works better than most places.
> Union security clauses cut both ways; they also require employees to join said union as long as the contract is active. You can't perform the job and be non-union.

I guess I don't see why an employer requiring you to join a union upon joining the job is

a. a mandate (it's not)
b. at all different from any number of things that an employer can require you to sign off on to start working at a job.

Union membership is "mandated" in the same way that when you accept a job that requires a 40 hrs/week, you are "mandated" to go to work.

> the actual problem

What is the actual problem? I don't see union security clauses as a problem, it's basically the only way collective bargaining can solve the free-rider problem and generally benefits the worker.
Find a niche market, and make it your own
AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine shows promise in elderly
It does get kind of warm, but it's not uncomfortable, and the throttling is not too bad, after 10 minutes you lose like 10% performance, after which it's solid. Probably the Pro doesn't have that issue.
Exactly, I can't really be all that upset. I'm still really well off, and do make more than the average developer. It's just frustrating.

Also, I don't ever plan on retiring. I'll still have to work, I'll just have enough to where I can work for myself and in a less demanding type of role. I'll probably pick up consulting contracts, and maybe turn that into a business.

Edit: About 50% of my investments were building a small business on the side in my early 20s that I sold, and some real estate. This isn't all coming from tech job income.
Per the article, a deep dive is likely better than a general overview. Also, OP says to repeat until it clicks, which is generally correct.

But the real issue still stands: Bio is hyper complex and it takes a long time to get used to the nomenclature and ideas.
Streaming HTTP Responses with Ruby and Rack
There's nothing “WEIRD” about conspiracy theories
One might argue that they had priorities in order: "pro grade" microphones and a camera which… shows something?
Audio is way more important for WFH, but so far I did not see any tests done on the mic quality and how true to the claim they are. Though "pro-grade" should be impossible at these dimensions, so I am not sure what they meant by "pro-grade" either.
"Aesthetics are second-class to usability"

Yeah I agree, and in that spirit maybe remove text underline from things that aren't links and reduce the number of different font sizes....anti-aesthetics aren't just more usable because of attitude.
I disagree, for specialist forums. I am an active member on a couple of forums for woodworking, woodworking machinery, and antique/vintage metal and woodworking machinery. They are more active now than they've ever been, because the web in general has more content (manuals, tips, tricks) available for us to discuss (read: tear apart in a snarky shitty way, mostly).

For forums related to generic topics - business, politics, that sort of thing - then, yes, there are much better ways to get the information. But they were designed for consumption in the first place anyway. They were not designed for creation, modification, or real technical in-depth discussion.
The first link is very interesting. The author talks about the alert in terms of a dark pattern, but the notification directly lies to the user stating "cannot be opened." In fact, the app can be opened by simply command-clicking and selecting open. However Apple lies to users in an effort to prevent them from using these applications. Sounds like a possible tortuous interference claim, or possibly fraud. Surely this "warning" serves to prevent users from using apps where Apple doesn't get a cut, and cases them to use apps that Apple does profit from.
We talked to a bunch of MLflow users, and the general impression we got is that it is heavyweight and hard to set up. MLflow is an all-encompassing "ML platform". Which is fine if you need that, but we're trying to just do one thing well. (Imagine if Git called itself a "software platform".)

In terms of features, Replicate points directly at an S3 bucket (so you don't have to run a server and Postgres DB), it saves your training code (for reproducibility and to commit to Git after the fact), and it has a nice API for reading and analyzing your experiments in a notebook.
I'm pissed, I knew this was coming. Google and "Alphabet" are bastards.

Will this be my last video hosted on YouTube?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUYrN0o-cfk | Hardneck Garlic Planted For High Yield.

YouTube doesn't give me any network effect anyways (all my views are from external sources), I was just trying to do good in the world.

What tech should I look at for self hosted streaming on Digital Ocean spaces and a CDN? Please give me hints as to what I should do from a self-hosted perspective. I'm going to "DevOps" a solution, using webservers just like I do for many of my web domains. Where do I start, I want to build it from scratch using open source.

ideas?

I already have the domain unturf.com
Why would it matter whether you emit x86 code or ARM64 code? That code that produces either doesn't get magically faster when executed on their respective archs.
Google search is broken and it has fundamentally broken the web. Every search now is just pages and pages of content farms. If I can tell a content farm within a few seconds of loading a page, surely Google can as well. So, unless this new "page experience ranking" blocks content farms, then I am not sure how it will be better for end users.
In real world only small percentage of people need customizations. Like when I was 16 I loved the Symbian OS. But now I'm 30 and I just want to use device which works without issues. That's why nearly whole Silicon Valley is using iPhones. Even at Google.
From what I remember, the welders did their job and left, then the fire started later.

Also, they never question why 2 tons of unclaimed ammonium nitrate was just sitting in the warehouse for 5-6 years. This stuff is expensive yet no one was trying to get it back.

They never touched those controversial parts of the explosion:
-jets
-was the fire intentional?
-what was it doing there to begin with
How to Make a Calendar in Gnumeric
> At first you won't get all the terminology, but if you keep listening you'll eventually get it (that's how it worked for me).

It's kinda like a cooking show. At first, you have no idea what they are doing, but after season three you just know that they don't have enough time to do a proper raspberry vinaigrette before the gong strike.
The Semantics of Rank Polymorphism
John Hodgman was really great in / for those commercials.
On the one hand it's not hugely thrilling for the headline features of a new release to be improvements to doc tooling and a stabilized trait impl but on the other hand it's good to see the language settling down and maturing.
VLIW CPU in a Desktop: Enthusiasts Crowdfund Elbrus-Based Mini-ITX Motherboard
See also:

"Islamic tradition holds that it fell from heaven as a guide for Adam and Eve to build an altar. It has often been described as a meteorite."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Stone
I have 0.28 and 0.38 and I probably choose based on the paper. If I choose one pen, it's the Uniball Signo DX 0.38. That seems enough for cheap paper and precise enough that everything is legible without extreme care.

If I were doing math I would prefer to use the 0.28 version and make sure my paper is good. Anything smaller and it feels like I'm drawing and not writing. I think the 0.2's are mostly used for art.
A study-guide to help you learn everything you need to become a pro creator
Does that mean you have to jailbreak your own machine to install linux or is it just a coincidence and it's just the same team?
The forums are alive and well. Come on back!
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For YouTube
hey man can i use Vocodes for my youtube videos?
You'd probably be interested in the Bellingcat podcast about their investigation into MH17.

https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/podcasts/2019/07/17/mh1...
You're simply changing the goalposts. First you start off with saying that the oil embargo was casus belli since the US

<demanded unconditional withdrawal from China.>

This is factually incorrect. The goal of the oil embargo was to get Japan out of Indochina, not China or Manchuria. Japan could have finessed this by installing a puppet regime (ala Manchuko), but their arrogance wouldn't allow that.

Now you move from

<a general deciding to attack Perl(sic) Harbor is making the best and most rational decision>

to

<an admiral who's not in a senior role has in the Empire of Japan>

Yamato is the architect of both the tactical plan of attacking Pearl Harbor, as well as the strategy of reducing American seapower (by attacking PH) and then defeating them in a decisive battle (Midway). He's not some lower ranking officer, he's the intellectual and martial spirit of the IJN.

This also shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the power and influence of Yamamoto. Yamamoto was the most powerful officer in the IJN, and also had tremendous influence with the Imperial Family. Yamamoto could have used this influence earlier, to moderate Tojo's ambitions, and to avoid conflict with the US. He knew that Japan could never defeat the US over time, but still acted irrationally in a way that failed Japan.

You're also confused about the timing of the oil embargo, and the Hull note. The oil embargo (along with other trade restrictions and confiscation of Japanese assets) began immediately in July 41 after the Japanese began to make obvious preparations to attack either the British in Malaya, or the Dutch in the East Indies.

The Hull note was a last ditch attempt in late November to forestall war. At this point, war was inevitable; the attack on Pearl Harbor had been planned since Spring of 41, and the Kido Butai had already departed before the Hull note was sent.
Very few people like the KKK. Arguably fewer than in the past.
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Not to share it. To freaking see it in the first place. Amp comes with limited functionality and outdated content.

Plus, you loose whatever customizations you turned on (dark mode) in web site settings. It is particularly bad on reddit.
Not really though.

Discounting is fine, it's done everywhere.

It's 'anti competitive' usually only in the context of international trade rules, when government subsidies business units to 'dump' on other countries.

Changing your price over time for whatever reasons you want is generally fine unless you're price fixing or doing some kind of illegal type of price discrimination.

The competitive bit comes in more due to the fact that G runs chrome and search and therefore will favour their own products, that's much worse.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumping_(pricing_policy)
It's a big terrible WebKit browser with a whole bunch of crap glued on, it performs about how I'd expect it to.
What percentage of HN users are “ghost banned”?
I use two accounts on HN because I have two devices (like any normal person). After a year I just noticed that my "mobile" account has been ghost banned and for the last year I was essentially just talking to myself.

If you comment or post to HN are you ghost banned? My guess would be that A LOT of people here are in the same boat.

It would be a lot nicer of HN to just ban your IP or at least let the user know.
The touchbar can be pretty good if you reprogram it, using, e.g., Bettertouchtool. I now put use it as a combination of information dashboard and system-level control switches (audio volume, internet proxy, my own low-power mode, ...). BTT’s touchbar clipboard manager is also phenomenal.
Do you implicate that we need gatekeepers? If so, then yes, if not, then it was falsely concluded.
I continually get emails from Google, "Search Console has identified that your site is affected by 1 Mobile Usability issues:
site: Content wider than screen"

The thing is, the software I have on http://doomlaser.com is only for desktops. And I just noticed that a direct search for one of my apps, Cursorcerer, is now ranked #2 behind an entry for it on MacUpdate. A little frustrating. I guess I could redesign for mobile, but I would really rather not. Over 90% of my traffic is from desktops for a reason. Whatever happened to getting "the full Internet, not a mobile Internet" on your phone?
Google values its monopoly status pretty highly. I don't think you're playing out this scenario far enough in your head.
Have you tried running Lighthouse and PageSpeed on a site that serves up Google Ads via AdSense? My site can be optimized like crazy but still score low because of Google's javascript ad loading code.
> Nobody downloads music files anymore.

I know this may be shocking, but... a lot of people still does it.
It is not? PhD is not particularly necessary for anything except working in universities and few labs. People who do PhD do it because they want to do science, not because they would thought it is necessary.
Question still remains: why hasn't it been done yet? ;)
How is it different from - OASIS Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (TOSCA)

https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=...
I'm curious about this too. My best guess is that they're measuring household income and there are a lot of kids with low household incomes (more than adults with low household incomes, especially when you have more kids than adults in a household).

/shrug
Not a buy for me since they lost Windows bootcamp
OSINT is certainly a thing, but there's a parallel development in shamelessness and polarization so that accurate reporting of the real history of events makes much less difference. Are there that many people whose support of the police will be shaken by the NYT report, or is the support of the police a matter of political affiliation that leads them to dismiss it as "biased"?
Think of all those embedded youtube videos on commercial websites used for product demonstration or in instruction manuals, now google can run ads for your competitor right on your company website.

Kind of funny to me actually
HN has a similar feature, but it’s more of a bug
In principle that is possible, but NK weapons are relatively low-yield and the estimated number of warheads they could manufacture in total is relatively low; and as bad as damaged reactors are, they’re significantly less bad than a nuke in a city, even a small nuke like NK’s.

Don’t get me wrong, I certainly hope the USA strategic and tactical defences are capable of facing even the worst case estimates; but, as a civilian, NK nukes and ICBMs never put me off visiting the USA and played no part in my ultimate decision to not bother trying to move to the Bay for work.
There are three other emulators linked from there, two for the TI Explorer and one for the MIT CADR.
Lots of old web forums are actually not indexed. For example try finding https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=95 by searching for "Getting RLE in Golly" in Google. I get zero results. (Although of course that page might be indexed now that I've linked to it from HN. You can find a similarly old post on that site to check.)
apple became such a bad greedy actor. shame
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