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I suspect that it is the difference from other viewers who are reporting yt algo as good. I also want diversity/exploration on unknown topics rather than it repeating the same shit to me again and again. Once a channel/topic is found, I can explore it by myself, no more suggestions required.
It'll be interesting to see how Ken Jennings or other former contestants do as hosts. The skill set for being a good host isn't necessarily the same as those for being a good contestant but there seems to be lots of fan desire for the new host to be a former champion so we'll see.
I had to put a router in between. So the setup is piHole -> Secondary Router with PiHole as router-wide DNS --> ISP router/modem. I'm kind of tempted to just straight up buy my own modem.
However, a person living in a dangerous neighborhood has just as much right to protection as an elected official. And the 2nd Amendment doesn’t have a qualifier “if you can prove you need it.”
I don't really understand your point of disagreement. I never claimed let/const/Arrow Functions were syntactic sugar, just that they were improved syntax. I don't see our two arguments as mutually exclusive, because I feel syntax can imply the addition of new features, as long as those features are directly tied to that syntax (by this definition, I would argue that JS classes are actually syntactic sugar, but that's a whole other can of worms).

I will concede that I failed to write a function definition, thanks for catching that. I guess I unintentionally refactored the outer function away because development brain took over? Sloppy on my part, regardless.
Not the few providers that I've had, as recently as several years ago.

I believe cable caps arise from worries about last mile distribution segment capacity, and have less to do with actual Internet transit.
I see Pluton more as a "competitor" to Apple's Secure Enclave Processor and Google's Titan chip, and getting rid of the nightmare that TPM was/is.
Except most of these guys either paid the bribe or had it ready to go until they heard sirens. These guys could have easily reported the solicitation but instead they participated in it. This isn't the case where a cop is threatening to throw you in jail or plant drugs on you unless you pay up right now, this is a state permit process. No one had their life or freedom directly threatened over not having more CCW permits for their security team.

The sheriff deputies fucked up. The CCW applicants fucked up. Everyone got caught and everyone is going to suffer the consequences.
They have two options under the triple dot menu (at least on Android feed) that you are not interested in this video or this channel.

May help curate once you start getting those recommendations.
> ~1970 was the beginning of the rapid growth of commercial intermodal containerization. A couple of WTO charts in this[1] document show the trend. The US military pioneered standardized containers (for shipping supplies to S. Vietnam) in the late 1960's and the commercial world caught on very quickly.

I have a feeling that use of expanded polystyrene foam (colloquially styrofoam, which is actually a brand name for a different material), as a packing material had a great deal to do with the trend as well. Loose foam packing peanuts were patented in 1965, I'm not sure when foam cushioning blocks were introduced.
And this article isn't about bribing for BSIS licenses, it's about bribing for CCWs. So if the BSIS license is the one needed for professional carry, the CCW is moot from the company's perspective.

Edit: Never mind. CA is super stupid.
Before you buy, check for "made in China". If you wan to twist the knife, prefer stuff made in Taiwan.

Check entities that have issues with CCP and prefer them. Maybe avoid those that bend under pressure, like the NBA.
(sum_i ai x^i)(sum_j bj x^j) when you expand that, the coefficient of x^k is the sum of aibj such that i+j=k which is discrete convolution.

Set x=10 and you're dealing with decimal representation of numbers.
Vegetarianism originates in the Vedas themselves. This trope that bhuddism/Jainism influenced vegetarianism is a concotion by colonial historians. Same for the thirukkural, it is a Hindu text adhering to the Hindu philosophical dharma+artha+kama but the history polluted by colonial historians. Wikipedia is a bad place for authentic hindu information. It is pretty much hijacked by vested interests.
Define unethically produced goods. I consider the labor laws in most US states to quality as unethical.
A bit of both. I live in the US now, but grew up in Australia (and born in Scotland, so I have quite the passport collection at this point).
Perhaps, but providing them with CCWs will be effective at thwarting career police chiefs.
I'm more than happy to step up in price/power. I'm not sure if a more expensive device would act as a webcam, though.
This would never have happened on AA or any other US Carrier. You were flying Z fare not D2.
> First of all, "Major" is "Ionian", and "Minor" is "Aeolian". Both are the same exact pattern of notes starting at a different point. This means that playing C Major (Ionian) involves the exact same set of notes as A Minor (Aeolian).

There were two minor scales left out: Melodic and Harmonic minor, and each of those has its associated modes. Also they change depending on whether you're ascending or descending the scale. Yes that's an additional few hundred modes. We want to be complete in our descriptions.
And now they just claim that it wasn't them in the recording. The concealment doesn't exactly help audio quality.
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Ask HN: How to Get a Job
I have been trying to get a job for 11 years after graduating college after being promised that college would be paid for only to be screwed over. I would have loved to have just baked donuts in life, but now I can't because I have to pay off college debt that doesn't get me any work.

I am going to be on the streets December first so I will probably kill myself. So all I want to know before I die is how do you get a job. Genuinely. How does one find work in this industry. I would prefer real answers though I doubt I will get it.
The frustrating thing in the US is that bribing the sherrif or the head of the university is legal, but bribing the low level paper stamper is illegal.

That provides huge incentives for the most corrupt to rise to control the institutions they’re supposedly policing.
Oh goodness, yes. The haunting, disturbing atmosphere in both Limbo and Inside are pure magic. Two excellent titles!
In your example, I guess you are reversing the 2nd signal so if the signals are the opposite. "Adding" or convolving them results in a zero?

i.e. if the signal is a (+)slope /, convolving it with a reverse of that signal \ = 0

In this sense you are leaving the difference between 2 signals.
While reading this discussion, I was thinking exactly the same thing. Normally I use /testing/ distribution of Debian GNU/Linux. But with Guix, I can just install bare-minimum Debian /stable/ and work with Guix for the rest.

This way we'll also get security updates. Debian is committed to providing security updates for the /stable/ distribution. Not sure about /testing/ and /sid/.
IIRC both higher life expectancy and lower infant mortality are considered likely to be due to community support systems being much better and more pervasive in Latinx communities in the USA. Home births among Latinx are much safer than among most other subpopulations - reduced medicalisation and strong preservation of cultural knowledge about birth are major factors.
I don’t think it’s necessarily low self esteem. Some people just like to hear others opinions, and then have a gut reaction if they agree or not.

And like Someone else said, some people may feel good about themselves but feel a little insecure about these horrific scars. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to at least know what a consensus of other folks think, and then make your own decision
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I wished I could be so privileged in life that this matters.

Most of us struggle to get a job after getting a degree from a college that provided no education or skills.

I am not being mean. I genuinely aspire to live a life where these are my problems instead of survival.
This comment is correct. Many Chinese international students do not want to lose their Chinese passport because they believe in the economic opportunity in China.
Has anyone successfully used accu-pressure mats (around $35) for migraines? Mine just helps me fall asleep, but many people swear by those with other problems, and my Mom has migraines.
What? Bay Area banks and retail stores routinely have conspicuous security guards open carrying. Not to mention police, which also exist and are commonly seen in the Bay Area.
I've seen one in a pillar fire off during training while the vehicle had no battery and the same pillar was being cut through with hydraulic cutters.
UEFI originated from EFI which was first developed by Intel for use in Itanium platform. EFI saw widespread use on consumer devices pioneered by Apple on Intel Macs. I don't know how far Microsoft influence on EFI, because even Apple was responsible for widespread use of EFI on consumer devices.
I hear you, but if you're jail breaking your device aren't you opening yourself up to significant risk? You're using somebody else's exploit first of all, but then anything you install will have root on your device.

So I could see it if you were just buying an Apple device and leaving it alone, but if you're rooting I'm not sure I understand.
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TV's and smart speakers connect to any open network. Alexa connected to my neighbour's wifi network.
Samsung still does it (Dex)

https://www.samsung.com/us/explore/dex/

It's actually really good. I can wirelessly turn my TV into a 4K Android tablet, and with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, it turns into a computer.

Same with a USB cable plugged into my desk's monitor to HDMI. If I didn't require a computer for development, I would not buy computers any more.
Yeah, the Dreamliner looks beautiful during takeoff. You see the wingtips slowly, but steadily rise above the plane.
I totally agree, people want to hack on things. I love hacking on things. But I buy things that are specifically more hackable than other things to facilitate that desire.

Or are you saying they will hack on what they have, but don't like to enough to go out and find hackable things?
If we're going down that rabbit hole... then it's all tyranny and should be torn down and rebuilt to fit the rule of law.
From linked FB post:

> Steve first talked about application development for iPhone at the same keynote I was demonstrating the new ID Tech 5 rendering engine on Mac, so I was in the front row. When he started going on about “Web Apps”, I was (reasonably quietly) going “Booo!!!”.

I think Carmack was not alone in that assessment. A year later Apple delivered not just what developers asked for - an SDK - but an SDK and the App Store.

Turns out Jobs was kind of right about web apps: not only did Safari support user interface elements and multitouch out of the gate, but years later in the age of Webasm + Canvas + WebGL we are at the point where Luna game streaming is rolled out as a web app in Safari.
That's bullshit, I was deployed in Afghanistan. If you think loading a gun is something I wanted to think about when shit hits the fan you are wrong.

In addition you have to retrain all your reflexes. This is based on years of training that cannot simply be changed easily.
That's also how the markets see it: gridlocked governments which can't do further damage are a positive sign
I can't imagine Yuki Nagato getting all her news from Facebook.
I'm sorry, what what do you mean by "this?" What appeals to people for which Android is an attractive platform?

I'm specifically asking people who buy iOS devices and then want to jail break them why they aren't more attracted to an unlockable Android instead since they obviously don't like the restrictions that Apple puts in place.
Managed to sleep once on a flight. I was fairly drunk and exhausted boarding, put some Mack's earplugs in and passed out. That was magical.
I bought the very first Kindle and it came with free Sprint cellular data service.

Look at how much an ESP32 can do and what it costs.

At scale, the cost of the additional electronics is negligible, especially if it is being subsidized.

Nobody is making you pay for service. It will simply send back fingerprints of your screen image and usage data, and can probably load ads, as well.
Lol. Even Google had to put Titan M on its Snapdragon based Pixels.
As discussed in the other subthread, CCW and BSIS would both be needed for concealed carry executive protection in California.
At which point the server will refuse to send you the protected portion of the software, or the decryption key for it. This blocks the execution.
> > There is no way around it

> I have just presented a way. Were you willing to listen?

I didn't see any practical way if you presented it, just a lot of wishful thinking. Are you saying you have an improved method for a keyboard layout?
According to the link, the maternal mortality rate for Hispanics in US is 11.5, which is almost 4x higher than in Finland.

For non-hispanic black women, the death rate is a staggering 40.8 — that's over 13x higher than Finland!

Large parts of America are a third world country.
It really isn't the same though. In most developed countries you don't have to worry about turning up to a hospital, for pregnancy or any reason. When a pregnant woman turns up to hospital in the UK (for example) she is absolutely not stressed about the potential cost of the care. If something goes wrong, she gets world class care at no cost to her. If some other medical problem is discovered while she's there, it will be diagnosed and treated and she doesn't have to stress about the cost.

Not so in the US. It would be surprising if that alone didn't account for a significant number of adverse outcomes.
Yeah, if someone tries to speak to me I run away for sure if I don't have a mask. Not going to have a discussion with strangers these days unless it is on the internet :-)
Doing your own thing while supporting your family is awesome. It's a difficult thing to do.

The SaaS I run isn't mine. Back when you were starting your SaaS, I was probably spending all of my time chasing the latest shinny tech :) Some of that was worthwhile but some not. The experience taught me to slow down a bit. Sometimes I wonder if I've slowed down too much. We'll see.
One example of Google giving back is the Summer of Code program. TBH I'm quite surprised that the other big tech companies don't also have GSoC-like programs.
Ref comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25195046 about this.

Further to that, if you replace x with complex variable z^-1, you get what is usually called the z-transform. Set z to a specific complex root of unity exp(i2pi/N) and you have your discrete FT.

One of the algorithms for multiplying large arbitrary precision numbers uses multiplication of the discrete transform of the digit sequences (in a different base) iirc.

Same thing.
But we are still very much absorbed by something, it's just that the individual pieces are blended together into this new thing: The web, or The Scroll.

If you're interested in a more rigorous/academical take on this stuff I recommend checking out Marshall Mcluhan (There are some clips on the YouTube) He wrote about TV in the 60s but his ideas are startlingly relevant and provoking.
You aren’t kidding. I really enjoy SFML, so I made simplified versions of a couple of early 80s arcade classics to play around with that library a bit. Even with so much given to you with a library like SFML, it’s still hard work to make even simple games. I can’t imagine doing all this in assembly! Those were some truly impressive folks back in the day.
Hence my comment about not minding my comment and CA being stupid.
The easiest way to learn this (or anything, really), is to start small. You don't need to invent Facebook on day 1 - start with something small (probably the backend, that's the simplest) and add new tools when you find need for them.

In the linked post, they mention both Django for the backend and Redis as a cache. Django has caching built-in though, so until you need more complex caching logic, you probably don't need to reach for Redis.
> Can't believe all the Apple apologists here.

Really? HN has been a den of Apple, Microsoft, etc worship for a while now. In another thread on the frontpage, people are encouraging people to buy Apple TV. It's partly the social media PR teams these companies hire, it's the advertising and it's also the type of people HN attracts. It's sickening but what can you do.
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The state will protect you.
f(x)g(x-t)dt

Integrating over t can be visualized as sliding g over f over the range of t. Result is a function of x as t has been integrated out. It all made sense to me when I thought of it as sliding one function over another fixed function.
> it should take thousands of hours to become a novice?

It doesn't, most students are able to navigate their 12 keys by year one.

Please show me one scintilla of evidence of your supposed improvements to the codebase. One. Scintilla.
I hear you, but I'm not convinced there aren't possibilities for e.g. carbon fiber and ceramics and such (I'd include basalt fibers but I realized that might have high energy inputs too.)
Well, it is also possible to not use port 53 as UDP to resolve DNS.

So, if it is using HTTPS for DNS resolution, I don’t know how you would block that.

If you could install a self-signed cert onto the device, you could MitM the HTTPS traffic and see what it is doing.
The costs of malpractice insurance vary a lot based on specialty and location:

https://www.leveragerx.com/blog/medical-malpractice-insuranc...

A few years back I was reading articles on how doctors were changing specialties or retiring entirely due to the high cost of malpractice insurance. I'm not sure if the situation has changed since, however.
Under the hood (legally) there is no ban on cookies per se. It is rather on tracking of personally identifiable information. It is Ok to place a cookie without explicit permission if it tracks something that can be applied to a wide range of people, like a timezone or language perference, for example.
The goal of the open source offshoot of the Free Software movement was initially to make Free Software more palatable for businesses to adopt. That aspect of it has been wildly successful.
> Learning to play a piano is hard, and it is made significantly easier by simply changing the physical keyboard layout.

Still waiting for one tiny scintilla of evidence.
Google's revenue from ads for 2019 was some $135 billion.

Do you really think the ability to use their search engine is worth more than that to you?

With less than 0.1% of their annual ad revenue I could retire tomorrow, debt-free, and set up a trust fund for my daughter so she'd never have to work a day in her life.
Being DDoS’d is expensive. That’s one thing that most cloud providers make difficult to protect against: how to prevent a random attacker from depleting my bank account.
If you're doing ground work with a tractor then weight is actually a good thing. The way it was always explained to me is weight determines what the tractor is capable of, horsepower is how quickly you could do it.
It would be beneficial to show a snippet/preview of each person's most recent post on their blog (assuming they have an RSS feed). Otherwise it's just a list of names
I'm a firm believer that resources which raise the bar for math and computing education are huge catalysts for innovation. The fact that resources like BetterExplained, Paul's Math Notes, 3Blue1Brown's YouTube Channel, Ben Eater's YouTube channel, and the entire body of high quality MOOCs are just available for free over the Internet is probably one of my favorite accomplishments of the human race in the 21st century. While researchers, inventors, startup founders, and all other types of entrepreneurs are pushing the envelope on what's possible, there are literally thousands of creators and educators who are doing their best to bring some of that knowledge to the common man.

My own experience with academia has lead me to believe that there problems that are truly difficult and complex, but there are also problems which are described as difficult because so many people were exposed to the topic through a resource (typically another person) who had little experience (or interest) in effectively teaching the subject.
Why watch wrestling or NatGeo when you can just go walk around outside and observe the eternal power struggle of nature?

My recent episode was on a trail when I startled a field mouse that was clueless to an imminent garden snake pounce. The snake reared up and noticed me, but the attention was focused completely on its escaping breakfast.

I had likely interrupted an hour long stalk and could detect annoyance in its exit slither.
Thanks for the ad hominem attack, it's validation for the fundamental issues I raised.

Bitcoin is a massive waste of the natural resources used to create and maintain the blockchain entries, nothing more, and probably won't ever be anything else. A properly designed cryptocurrency could be useful, but it won't look anything like bitcoin.
How exactly? IMHO, sf would be a lot safer if the criminals would have at least the concept that someone could respond to their violence with equal violence.

Today, aside from the slim chance of being caught by an unengaged police force, the cost is zero.
Taking a different line of questioning: Does anyone have any insights or resources on the non-tech stack a one-man SaaS should use?

At various points, I've looked into opening a single-owner LLC to hold some small side projects I want to put on the internet for fun, but the number of decisions and amount of overhead has always seemed pretty daunting.
The ACLU probably would be involved already, but they don't care about the 2nd amendment for some reason. It's a "lesser" constitutional right it seems...
We use Django REST and an angular frontend. Django is hosted on heroku, and angular is hosted on netlify. Netlify makes it super easy to proxy API requests from the front-end to our API backend.
I'm interested in UMA in mexico.

https://www.littler.com/publication-press/publication/mexico...
The best way to be safe is to fail loud and clear, and definitely do not surprise your users who only use the api and don’t actually read the source code or how it is implemented.
As many of us have said for years in the gun community, gun control is really about disenfranchising the lower classes.
What would the motivation be for such an attack? Any thoughts on who could be behind it?
The GPL and AGPL still allow for monetisation of open source without contributing back financially to the project. Most of the recent complaints seem to be about contributing back money rather than contributing back code.
How do you browse smb shares?
I'm not suggesting nullrouting the site (if you don't need to), I'm suggesting deactivating your account so you're never shown the all-too-enticing personalized recommendations.

You can always watch specific videos without being logged in.
What sorts of files are you transferring? For things like PDFs or videos I normally use something like https://file.pizza.
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