skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's using FUSE, and FUSE filesystems still participate in some parts of kernel caching.
It doesn't have to be in the camera. You can do that in post with the raw files.
The cardinal sin of ASCII was to mix in TTY control plane with the character data in one monolithic standard, instead of layering the two more cleanly allowing us to swap in more appropriate control planes for different transports/devices instead of needing to assign some sensible semantics to the TTY codes.
Oh, cool. I was wondering when a better replacement for Facebook would show up.
Obviously we can only speculate here but I'm guessing there isn't a big enough market they could actually target. The average person will never carry a dedicated camera again and the average company won't be satisfied with something apple would produce so the only market they could sell to is youtubers which are probably fairly satisfied with what they have now.

I have a sony camera and I find the UI and physical interface to be pretty good. What its lacking for me is some of the more advanced features like video stabilization (on their lower models) 4k 60 (also on their >$2000 models) and long exposure photos with shake reduction so you can take it from your hands.
ahh you are correct! I see support was added in kernel 3.11
I think it’s the entrenchment that’s the problem. Science, for example, has a pretty good track record of coping with false ideas by being self-correcting and avoiding dogmatic truth claims. I don’t think a political body needs to be in possession of ultimate truth to identify and disempower those who do not seek it.
Just listen to your body. It knows what you need better than you do. Which is why you don't have to think about beating your heart or processing food in your stomach. Any amount of cognitive increases are most likely related to the fact that your body can relay the excess to other areas such as the brain.
I don't think you need to measure having a better overall feeling. If someone says they feel poorly then they feel poorly. Suppose there was some object way to measure such a thing, what are you going to do with that metric? Imagine being depressed and going to the doctor only for them to say, "no you're not, look at this metric!".
Ah, I see. So this specifically saves the decompression time for data you've already decompressed, if another file references the same data?
Original mobile platform was Windows CE/Pocket PC.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pocket_PC_2002
check details here, not sure it’s in all regions for the time being

https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/crypto
I don't know what a "white box" reimplementation is (white-box cryptography?) but I guess you meant a clean room implementation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design) which I believe this is not the case here (I am wild guessing though). For a clean room implementation you need at least two guys, one reverse engineer who writes down his findings and a guy who takes that information and reimplements the same functionality according to the information the reverse-engineer provides.

But you are right in that it uses the same algorithms, structures and control flow as the real Turbo Pascal and therefore should be bug-for-bug compatible but is written in Pascal instead of assembly.
> I've often wanted to calculate the exact amount of physical memory installed in a system running Linux

Why?
Microsoft has been on the mobile market since 2000.
OP and Twitter poster here. You can see in the screenshot that the channel name "FORMULA 1" and the channel photo match the official Formula 1 channel's name and photo [1].

Additionally, the YouTube search algorithm heavily prioritizes the official F1 channel since it's a verified channel. Surprisingly, the Android YouTube app does not seem to show the checkmark for verified channels, otherwise that would have been one more way to confirm my finding. Unfortunately, I was not able to find the same video when I retried the search from a non-mobile device.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/user/Formula1
Except Wilbur did not become old as post suggests. Wilbur died at the age of 45 from typhoid fever.

We might have underestimated how much improved medicine did for progress.
JVMCI (the interface GraalJS uses to talk to the compiler, rather than going through bytecode, as Nashorn does) is now a standard part of OpenJDK.
> Unless you live in America, yes, I do.

No you don't and you can't do a damn thing about it. So do us a favour and get off your high horse.

> And, maybe learn to read what people actually write, rather than putting your own spin on it.

I frequently steelman the other side. So that isn't fair at all.

> It was clear to me what was meant as well, and you didn't get it.

I did get it. You want to make it about something else. Not everything that is said is literal. It is pretty obvious to me that others want to put their own spin on it. Contrary to what you believe, acting as high handed won't convince me of anything.
That's not too big advantage - e.g. the major problems with GPU drivers don't seem to be caused by too many companies producing them (2 or 3 depending on how you count) or too many models (new architecture appears only once every couple of years).

(I won't trust myself to speculate on what is making GPU drivers so difficult to get right)
Yeah, that's objective. It's just not a great model.
Terminal makes use of WinUI.

https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2020/09/08/buildi...
And even for a youtuber 4k 60fps is more than enough. How many people are watching youtube videos in 8k 60fps. How many people even have the internet speed for that let alone the monitor.
This reply works for a lot of self-improvement advice I read on HN.
Does OS X still run on top of Darwin? If so, seems like a GNU/Darwin environment might be a better bet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system)
Many plants are naturally GMO, research finds (2019)
(Embrace) (Extend <- Are we back here?) (Extinguish)
I'm surprised how much negativity is in these comments and threads.

Is it really just the one question "how many hours did you work?" that has everyone up in arms? Ok, let's find another way of saying that? BTW, it probably isn't an important question, and it's up to the company to set the culture around work hours.

However, I will say that for many companies, hiring people who give a shit, doesn't have to mean hiring for people who give a shit about your grand vision. A QA engineer doesn't need to be passionate about what the product does for a customer (though it's nice), but you want them to be passionate about QA.

We should all be passionate about the craft/task we do. The nice thing is, even if you find something you would absolutely hate doing, there are people out there who would love that very thing.

I learned this when I was younger, working in the event space, and a guy who was working for me was a housekeeper at a hotel as his main job. He loved it. I couldn't understand how, and he explained that he went into the room knowing the task, he had 10 things he needed to check off the list, if each of those 10 things was done perfectly, he was confident the guests would be happy with the cleanliness of the room. It's as if the thought of what he was cleaning or the things he was going to run into never crossed his mind. This is the task, focus on the task, love the process.

I actually was the same when I was a busser (clearing plates at a restaurant). I guess I was somewhat passionate about the mission of the joint, which was that we wanted patrons to have a good time. Part of that means clearing up the dishes promptly, with a smile, and have fund with the guests. I don't ever remember thinking about that constant mess I was cleaning up, wiping left over food into the bin, etc etc. I gave a shit because...well, it was easy to give a shit.

Maybe there's something to that, make it easy for people to give a shit. If they're not into YOUR mission, help them find or work on THEIR mission.
My circumstances vary. If I'm sharing space with someone, I ask that they don't wake me up unless it's urgent, and that they don't talk to or engage me after I wake up, until I signal that I'm ready.

No, I don't go into the office anymore. I live a pauper's existence compared to the past, when I lived like royalty, "earning" enough to pay rent on my own nice apartment in Manhattan, buying new clothes and things regularly, as much as whatever food I wanted, and so on. Though compared to majority of humans and other animals, I'm still doing very well in terms of survival and comfort.

My finances are almost non-existence, and my sense of happiness and self-fulfillment is through the roof.
This is similar to my "drink when you're thirsty" method for remaining hydrated. There's a whole industry built on the premise that we're unable to regulate our own water intake without the help of apps and special water bottles. I've not found that to be the case myself.
- forex brokers are (mostly were) shady because forex (since mainstream deregulation in the 90's) is a "gold rush" and brokers are selling the shovels

- forex is a speculative asset for traders and a hedge/insurance for companies that manage investiments between differents countries.
> The journalists who depend on it struggle with it and often mess up (“I send you the private key to communicate privately, right?”), the activists who use it do so relatively sparingly (“wait, this thing wants my finger print?”), and no other sane person is willing to use it by default.

I used to think that the GPG web-of-trust verification in person was antiquated and no one would do it in practice. Which they don't.

With Signal, when someone changes their phone, or reinstalls Signal, or one of five other things, I am supposed to...verify their "safety number" in person.

I am not smart enough to make meaningful comments about cryptography, but the expectations from the user to verify things in real life seem the same in both cases.

Am I just wrong here, or understanding something wrong? I swear everyone I talk to on Signal has changed their safety numbers at least once in the last couple years. Should I not talk to them any more until I verify those in person?
Box: A Go based CLI for creating Linux containers and sandboxing processes
On a purely technical level, it's nothing very difficult, a video feed and a bunch of I/O to control the truck (either with linear actuator for steering / braking, throttle control is trivial to do electronically). Same for the gun control, a two axis mount for aiming, fire control can be done with motor and actuating a cam mechanism, and add another video feed for aiming.

I'm only surprised it's not done more...
No, I wouldn't, not even if I could print billions in a snap.

I'd rather help funding the port to a 10 times slower but open platform, rather to a technically superior but proprietary close one whose owner would make it incompatible two seconds after they would smell competition from Linux in any of their core business fields.
No thanks, I'll send my small quid to whomever appears to be really in favor of openness, no strings attached, which is neither the case with Apple as it is not with Google or Microsoft.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/09/05/how-app...
Hard to not take those millions/billions. Here’s to hoping principles weigh more than money.
you do not sound like you have kids. if you do, how do you possibly achieve this with kids.
A More Efficient Way to Display Data Tables
But then it’s not a RAD disk but just a HDD boot which preloads things into RAM.
The Intrinsic Value of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
It will be interesting to see in what new ways this disproportionately negatively affects those on the autistic spectrum, or with other similar behavioural traits.
According to the reviews, they're very good at handling PDFs, but I haven't tried.
> What's the "equivalent" of repeatedly ripping their sign out of the ground and stealing it?

I thought you were talking about the sexual acts.

Stealing the sign is just theft. The equivalent is also theft.

> I've seen people on HN used the word rape to describe how they feel about something done to them against their will by, say, Facebook.

Yes, but they will readily admit that it is hyperbole, not what they actually think about the act. If they treat it as a serious comparison, that will get strongly argued against.

You are saying that the actual definition of rape is fitting here, which is in a different ballpark from hyperbole.
The real question is, why would they lie about this? I don't believe the remote control truck story. It seems unlikely that a remote control pick up truck by itself would be able to take on an armored convoy. Perhaps the attackers escaped and Iran doesn't want the egg on its face of letting multiple attackers escape. That being said, I'm not sure that having a single jerryrigged remote control truck take out one of your most highly protected individuals is much better...
BeOS (and by extension Haiku) has Translators:
https://www.haiku-os.org/legacy-docs/bebook/TheTranslationKi...
Supports image, text, sound, streaming, etc.
The Mini also unlocks with your Apple Watch :-)
If and whether anyone impeded the investigation is beyond the point -- there is nothing in the Mueller report about,

- money laundering through Deutsche Bank

- quid pro quo for a Moscow tower development

- secret mail servers

- Trump as a "Russian agent"

- incriminating piss tapes

And many other topics which don't immediately come to mind but can be easily googled. For two years, these are the stories we were all told were just about to drop.

If for those years, the claim had been "Trump and Russians may have worked together to take out Facebook ads, push bogus articles through troll accounts on Twitter, and phish Clinton aides" nobody would have given a shit. Yet even this set of underwhelming claims probably exceeds all that the Mueller investigation suggests could allege to have taken place at maximum.
Really nicely done.
>Can just go find greener pastures

Can just go find other pastures. Whether they're greener or not is a bit of a crapshoot.
Effective blast radius means you need to be close to the target to ensure enough damage to terminate it. The twitter feed mention a motorcade, so the target was likely protected.
XBox store, https://www.windowscentral.com/xbox-app-pc-gets-speed-boost-...

Windows Terminal, https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2020/09/08/buildi...

React Native for Windows, https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/
I have a Dell XPS 9500 (the 2020 model) with an nVidia driver. I run PopOS! as my daily driver and it works with the GPU just fine.
No, of course this would be somewhat different with children.

However, this is how I would also raise a child, letting them sleep as much and whenever they want.

When I was a child myself, my parents were in disagreement. My dad's opinion that I should be "broken in" so that I am better able to integrate into society. My mom thought more along the lines of what I describe.

Seeing that my dad had a societal job while my mom raised me, she largely won out.

I think I have her defense and sheltering of me to thank for being blessed with rarely having problems in this department.
Pardon my ignorance, but what's LPL?
Never say something like that without offering a proper replacement that is proveably more secure.
This is a pretty good resource! https://math.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Calculus/Book%3A_Cal...
Why is XNU not FOSS? Has something changed? Is Wikipedia wrong? It says that XNU is APSL which is approved by OSI and FSF.

While I agree that much of the good stuff is proprietary (but certainly not all, eg WebKit), that doesn’t mean that the free stuff isn’t free.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Public_Source_License
Isn’t it great?!
I'm surprised we haven't seen this with $200 drones and a single shot gun attached, either 3D printed or otherwise DIY. Regardless of the level of security surrounding anyone other than maybe the president it seems anyone would be pretty susceptible to this and the odds of it getting traced back to someone who bought the device with cash and was careful to not touch it or leave DNA would be pretty small
Brakes! Probably a worse problem than tyres.
The point is that originalism relies on the idea that the Constitution was a nearly flawless document worth preserving in its original form with a couple adjustments, where in reality it was a deeply, deeply flawed document that has been patched repeatedly to a workable state but still has serious shortcomings.
i'm guessing Lock Picking Lawyer: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm9K6rby98W8JigLoZOh6FQ
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Is pass-tomb not a decent solution to that? I've not considered it necessary in my threat model, so don't know.
No expensive IDE was necessary and there are open source servers now. Regardless, you made the right choice.
Outside of scifi plot devices I don't see how that would be feasible.
It wasn't always like that.

I fondly the time between school and university, when I was unemployed.

I was awake until 7 and slept until 16. I didn't even party much at that time.
The scenario as described has many similarities with the movie 'The Jackal'. Also it says that the victim got out of the car after a distraction, even though he was traveling in a bulletproof car with an armed escort.

This is a very rookie mistake for a senior official who was in enough of a threat to travel around with an escort of armed guards!

I 'd be very hesitant to believe that story without independent confirmation from other sources.

P.S. Some twitter replies, on the original twitter thread [0] even questioned the validity of the source but I don't know enough about it (Fars news) to evaluate those claims. Putting this out here for the HN crowd to weigh in.

[0]: https://twitter.com/BarakRavid/status/1333080696282288128
>Because they don't know off the top of their heads and would have to test it to be sure which is a huge amount of work they don't have to do.

And that's called... poor customer service.

Had I been faced with that behavior and had the freedom to switch vendors as OP I would have -- meaning that support behavior isn't without flaw, they lose a certain threshold of customers.
I don’t believe it. He’s different but customer concerns are responded to by doubling down rather than listening. That’s a big step backwards.

We have QA disaster that is Windows 10 on our hands still., rammed with telemetry, advertising and bundled crap.
Around the age of 17 I used to regularly go to bed late so I could socialise, but I often had to be up at 8-9am for college / university / work. This meant I developed a fairly unhealthy sleep pattern and would often only get 6 hours of sleep a night.

10 years on and although I don't stay up to socialise anymore, I still really struggling to get enough sleep. No matter how tired I am throughout the day my mind seems to naturally wake up around 10pm and I rarely want to go to bed before 3am despite having to be up at 9am for work. On average I probably get 5-6 hours a night on a week day and 7-8 a night on weekends.

Also every now and then (2 or 3 times a year) my body simply refuses to sleep and I will be completely unable to sleep for 2-3 days. Again, although I know I need sleep I am not "tired". I'll put my head down on the pillow and nothing, my mind is racing and my body is fidgety and hyperactive.

I don't know if I've conditioned myself to develop an unhealthy sleep pattern as a teenager, but I really struggle with sleep these days. I have tried to condition myself with having a schedule and dimming lights past 9pm, but so far I haven't had much luck shutting my head off at an appropriate time. However when I do eventually sleep I will typically want to stay in bed for 12+ hours it's just that's rarely possible because of work, etc.

Does anyone have any tips for me? I seem to naturally want to sleep around 5-7pm so these days if I'm feeling particularly sleep deprived I'll try to get a couple of hours after work, but again this isn't always possible and sometimes my body will refuse to sleep even if I lie there for two hours.
Subsystems is an idea that Windows NT copied from mainframes, it isn't an exclusive at all.
Mystery metal monolith vanishes from Utah desert
Here's an outline for getting Linux running on ARM SoCs: https://elinux.org/images/a/ad/Arm-soc-checklist.pdf
Yes, I suppose it is. I think it would also be divisive to say that trans surgery for a 12-year-old girl is perfectly natural -- and I would disagree with it. But what is most offensive to me is the notion that one subset of society -- and a pretty small one at that -- has the right to dictate how all the rest of us are to think about an issue.
One can quibble with the choices of 'great men'. More like men at the right idea at the right time, but never mind. The terrible truth is, unless you have the will to drive your idea forward in the world, its useless. Witness Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Michael Dell. Were they great computer scientists? No, not one of them. They were business leaders.

In our society, its business leaders that can thrive. And only them. The rest of us quit, or sell out to a business leader, or never get started.
I can give you an OK estimate:
Tire tread is 8-9mm thick to start and starts to be unsafe 1/8" or 3mm so there are 5-6mm of useful tread at sale.
The diameter of a tire is ~0.5m (ok a little more) with a width of 0.25m (and fill of ~80%).
So the volume is ~0.00530.50.80.250= 0.0015m3= 1.5 liters
This lasts about 30k miles or 50k km over about ~2-3 years.

What's interesting is that the thickness of the layer deposited as it rolls (from this simplified model) 1.5E-3/(50E60.250.8)=3nm which is about 0.15nm or a monolayer.
If i am ever in a situation where i am considering SQLite, i will try to use DuckDB instead. It's a similar weight (the all-inclusive JARs are 6.9 MB for SQLite and 8.7 for DuckDB), it also stores a database in a single file, it's different in many ways, but for me, the killer feature is that it uses the PostgreSQL SQL syntax (and parser). This should make it very easy to migrate from DuckDB to PostgreSQL if that becomes necessary.

I currently work on a project based around SQLite, which suffers from that fact. Migrating it to PostgreSQL would be great, but would involve a lot of tedious work.
It's just an overall sense of being able to remember things, think several consecutive thoughts through, clarity when programming, ability to stay attentive and on track, social ability, and so on.

Also, I used to be very depressed all the time, and now it rarely happens.

I've experienced many different layers of both cognitive health and cognitive impairment, and I also practice mindfulness, so I am able to assess this pretty well.

I have something to compare to: I used to be able to program all day every day when I was younger. I've also had several instances of TBI. I've had times when I tried to follow a schedule which didn't work for me for both corporate jobs and startups. I've been depressed and at peace, in love and with a broken heart. All of these things can be helpful or debilitating, or even both.

I compare my assessments in comparison with all of these different experiences.

The difference between my current practice and getting 8 hours a day on a schedule is... I don't even know how to describe it.
Planting a car bomb on the victim's car is risky. It's safe to outfit the attacker's car with a self-destruct device in a safe garage.
In case anyone wants to see a Java (well, Scala) app that uses Nashorn:

https://insightful.demo.talkyard.io/-17/i-can-no-longer-work...

Is uses Nashorn for server side rendering a React.js Single Page App, calling from Scala to Nashorn running React.js code in the same JVM. (I'm developing it. Hmm I should clean up that demo forum.)
Finally met one of the happy 1% from Steam surveys.