skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Jitendra Chartered Accountants – Accounting, Auditing Firms – Dubai UAE
I have had exactly same issue, though with third party service. They replaced the screen, and when I came home it froze one time, and started beeping 3 times indicating ram problems. Because it was iMac, i had a chance to rearrange RAMs to boot up but it still was freezing up at times. I ran memcheck, found errors, and then figured out which ram planks was faulty.

The thing is that the issue started long before that, my Blender app would crash in tens of times a day, and same with Solidworks on windows.

So yeah, i recommend running memtest and replacing ram if necessary.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3195423/
Antarctica rocked by 30k tremors in three months
An advent of code solution which takes seconds on Safari and minutes on Chrome
I’ve battled application, driver, operating system and hardware issues on every platform I’ve used from mainframes to smartphones.

That doesn’t mean that there haven’t been better or worse times with platforms I’ve used over the decades.

But it does mean that no platform is exempt from flaws or even dark times.

Individual mileages vary wildly depending on a combination of general quality of the product at any stretch of time, personal use patterns at that time, and blind, random luck.

And I’m still using 3 or 4 major platforms daily, depending how you count. None are worth total praise. And none totally suck either. As with many relationships “it’s complicated” :-)
Blue screen is almost always a hardware issue, mostl likely ram or gpu related. Another possibility is a bad driver, but windows 10 can gracefully recover from them most of the times.
I think it's just that you don't need to be clever when storage is cheap. A boolean in C is the same size as an int. In the past you would pack this into bitfields, but why bother any more? Right there that's a 32x or 64x blowup on space and it's the first thing I thought of.
Setting obvious privacy implications aside, I'm surprised how good the animations look. I wonder if this could be developed further to enable cheap motion capture solutions for film/game studios. If it works in real-time then coupled with a game engine it could give you a direct in-camera look on what a cgi heavy scene might look like, without requiring (too) fancy hardware and also not adding distracting jump suits and reflective tennis balls and dot makeup all over the place.

The Mandalorian production comes to mind, they've been pushing this kind of direction hard.

Very cool stuff, thanks for sharing!
> Doing your own ops has never been that hard

I kind of disagree. It's doable, but still requires maintenance. For instance, even running a simple blog off of a VPS requires you to worry about setting up an SSL certificate and keeping it renewed, staying on top of security updates, and putting together some kind of scaling solution assuming you ever want to write a post which gets to the front page of hacker news.

I think there's definitely an argument at a certain scale to just outsourcing that complexity so you can actually work on what contributes to your unique value proposition.
It‘s currently in consideration and by the time we’re ready to make a call on it, Docker will be too. They almost are in fact.

But consider that we may be optimising for different things. Most new developers I hire can be thrown a MacBook and they’ll know what to do, Linux on the other hand doesn’t have that guarantee especially towards the junior and front-end market segments of where I work. It’s a (real) broad strokes opinion, but I’m of the belief that macOS and by extension MacBooks offer us fewer overheads in terms of setup, maintenance, onboarding, tooling suitability for the median developer. So that leaves us using macOS.

This is the factor we’re optimising for more than deployment portability - we optimise for vendor lock-in in less than the developer experience for the median of our developers. For many of us on this forum we may be best with Linux on a bleeding edge distro, but for our preferences we deploy MacBooks for portability. Whether it helps things overall, this is in Manila where a net monthly salary is often less than the cost of a laptop, so we deploy one device that can be transported between home and work as required for those that don’t have a personal device.

With that, I see this as Apple locking us into that ecosystem rather than a choice we’re making on our side, so I’d rather lean into this and explore it further than doing nothing. If it comes out positive then we’ll be ready to make the switch before Apple forces us into it, and if not we’ll deploy something thinkpad-esque and keep our production instances x86.
> they just didn't have time to implement like half the gameplay they promised

That's because they promised a time instead. You can promise a release date or you can promise features, but not both. Rarely both for a game this ambitious. It makes more sense not to hype a game up or promise a release date, and instead maintain power over when the release date is.

Gamers don't care if they get a game 18 months later, as long as it's better. They'll bitch and whine but they will always still buy the game. They're not going anywhere. Best to release a finished RPG late than release a half-assed one on some arbitrarily agreed upon date. Hopefully CDPR will learn this lesson, as countless other game developers have.
What's the last version of Windows you used and the latest version of MacOS?
Nothing screams credibility like running your content next to pictures of ear boogers and diet products.
The best way to solve this is to say that you can't move a piece right back to where it just came from, like the ko rule in Go. As for superko, I think the threefold rule works just fine.
She makes more money than most software engineers.

She makes more than most pharmacists.

More than most general practitioner doctors.

The only question is: How sustainable is this?

Those other professions are solid, and will continue with its batting average. But a YouTube star, might be a flash in the pan. Here today, gone tomorrow.

Quick everyone. Start up your own YouTube channel.
I disagree. Parents make irrational decisions because of emotion and stress. Children should absolutely not be transitioning anything until they’re 18. The risks are too great, and the parents are too easily manipulated by society.
> The Zen 3 series has 12 and 16 core parts as well.

And don't forget zen 2 goes all the way to 64 cores on threadripper, epyc to 128 cores (dual-socket).
Yep working on Bitcoin integration over these next few days.

Front end arch choices are tailwind + nextjs + react.

And thanks!
Meant to be a summary of the current state-of-the-art in medical ethics not in my personal view of the world (which goes so far as to allow non-fatal organ sales). You can rest assured I neither care about poor people more than other people nor do I wish to infantilize them.
Emulation is powerful, especially when you're new.

You're right, but, by reproducing success it's guaranteed income. Copying a successful strategy / same as copying an algorithm.
It’s only 1 SSD sized SATA disk, but there is this (which, yes, makes full sized HDMI ports and puts all the ports on one side)

https://www.argon40.com/argon-one-m-2-case-for-raspberry-pi-...
What's really interesting is that it's not so clear cut. Introverted leaders tend to outperform when they lead extroverts and extroverted leaders tend to outperform when they lead introverts[1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiet:_The_Power_of_Introverts...
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I would say being a jerk reduces your life expectancy by inviting aggressive behavior towards you.
That's exactly what it is and it's becoming more common. Java went that way. Windows went that way. CentOS is going that way. Office 365 is even worse because the low paying users get more frequent updates than high paying users. I know because I tracked down a long file name issue for someone and was shocked they were paying for it and still getting to be a beta tester for the "real" customers (huge businesses).
TSMC doesn’t have enough capacity for that. Intel, TSMC, and Samsung are the only players in the game, and they’re basically all churning at capacity.
You should take an Econ 101 class. It will help you understand the concept of people paying for/watching things they find valuable.
"Gender and sex are different" isn't intended to mean that they are completely independent concepts.
A lot of the pushback is because, for you, it’s a choice that you hope will make you feel better and more accepted in the world. To the rest of us, it’s a psychiatric disorder and you need serious, long term help. No amount of surgeries, or hormone blockers is going to change that. As much as you may disagree, it’s science, and it’s absolutely irrefutable.
Apple silicon is plenty fast at “non-Mac” workloads.
It's insanely expensive (almost $30/mo) with poor customer support (I once asked a simple question about how export worked and got a sarcastic and condescending response from the founder).
How would you even start to build a ML training dataset that isn't biased by the discriminatory policing the US has seen for the last 50 years?
And yet the inventors of Capablanca Chess and Fischer960 chess were both World Champions
It’s strange that people seem to think that work is always a burden - try do nothing for a few weeks and see how that affects your mood.

Work, while has its difficult moments, and parts that can be very tedious, is one of the greatest things we can do.

No beer ever tasted better than one after a solid day’s work, and being part of the advancement of civilisation, even in some small way is pretty much the pinnacle of human achievement.

If you hate working, I’d say change your attitude or change your job.
Pretty people have had first dibs since caveman times. So for her, until she ages out or gets fat, she’ll get the top 1% of available income with minimal effort.
Emery Berger [0] at UMass Amherst does great work in this, and it made me very wary of a lot of performance benchmarks. A big source no one considers is alignment, wherein things like the executable name as you mentioned or the username or anything else in the shell environment (which iirc is copied into the first few pages of a process). I think in one of the cases, one of Emery's students with a very long username ran the same application significantly slower because the username pushed the pages of code over a boundary.

[0] https://emeryberger.github.io/
Which is why it's great that server-less exists. I would much rather live in a world where a single developer can test out an idea in a way which will scale than where you need to hire from an expensive and scarce pool of dev ops engineers to get a product off the ground.
Wait until you see the "data transfer" costs for what is basically or literally free from the bare metal/colo hosts. $10 is too much for what you're describing. You could be paying $0-$3.

Most users of the top public clouds are paying 2-10x more than they should just because using the public cloud "is what you do".
If it’s irrefutable, it is not science. By definition.
I agree with the sentiment that mistakes get made, which is exactly why puberty blockers are an ideal treatment option at that age: to give kids time to figure themselves out and make an informed decision when they're old enough. Puberty blockers are reversible; puberty itself isn't.

(I am trans, and also a parent.)
It’s what some would call putting together a team that complements each other.
Infertility as a result of puberty blockers (and hormones, but it is incredibly uncommon to prescribe them to kids in the US or the UK) is actually fully-reversible. The only long-term effect is a (very slightly) lower bone density, if you're on them for ten years. [Note on this at the end of comment for pedantic people]

Pretty much nowhere is it standard practice to administer hormones to anyone below 18, and few people are advocating for that.

The rate of attempted suicide in people yet to transition with gender dysphoria is 41%. That is the highest rate of any physical or mental condition we have on the books. This rate drops when you put them on hormone blockers (in cases of minors) and it drops when you put them on cross-sex hormones (in cases of adults).

Getting HN to come around on this issue is likely impossible, but if you want to hear from an actual expert (effectively the expert on the topic), here's a presentation you might find interesting from a medical doctor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fefu33e8O-0

If not for compassion, you should check it out for intellectual curiosity. The talk goes into a lot of detail on how a general human's endocrine system works, has some interesting medical information even if you're not trans, and takes a really balanced approach to the issue.

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[Note] Fertility returning by simply stopping anti-androgens isn't necessarily a given, but getting it back is actually entirely doable. If you take the time to watch the talk, the doctor goes into how he's managed to get 100% of patients desiring it fertility back.
I haven't had any of these issues, this is what I did when setting up my Win 10. (The watermark still shows up 90% of the time, but with dual monitors I never notice it.)

USB installed without a key Windows 10 Pro N, which comes with less bloatware - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

when installing do not sign up for an outlook.com account, create a local agent account

Go into settings and tweak as much privacy stuff as I saw - as found here https://fix10.isleaked.com/ & https://techlog360.com/stop-microsoft-spying-windows-10-priv...

downloaded o&o shutup10 to tweak more privacy settings, could have probably done this without the reg edits - https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10

registry edits to
-remove the activation watermark -https://www.techolac.com/computers/how-to-remove-activate-wi...

wallpaper can be changed by right clicking on an image and setting it as background wallpaper - cool wallpaper site https://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/downloads/rating/any/

downloaded Open Shell for further customization https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/

added show desktop to taskbar https://winaero.com/blog/add-the-show-desktop-button-next-to...
Amazing story... the last paragraph made me tear up.
MandalaGaba – a free tool for creating Zen Geometry
Author of the linked post here. I've actually done more Go than Chess in the past 6 months - I enjoy it a lot. My dream is to find a game that captures what I love about both Go and Chess. I've seen many examples of how not to make that game, but my mind turns back to that question every now and then.
> You can use machine learning to assist these human operators and empower them to do much more work than without the technology. But at the end of the day, you still have someone to hold responsible, and you still have checks on the ML doing something profoundly unethical.

I would, but the people in charge won't. Some of my family members MUST chat with a crappy bot before they can get support from their mobile phone provider and that's in Canada where we pay an astronomical amount of money for our phones/plans.

A penny saved is a penny earned, even if it costs someone else a dollar.
TLDR You basically described what I wrote but in long format instead
No, not at all. They are exist only in movies not in real world
I don’t think we have enough Information to make such bold predictions, but..anybody can make a Wikipedia article.
What do you think of Nest.js and its CQRS implementation?
Why did they need to build a TCP like protocol (they call RAMEN)?
Ah yeah, one feature Zoom had was the multi-person grid view which Meet has nowadays but before, Meet would only show primarily the presented content or one speaker at a time
It's not a choice, I didn't choose the sex I was born with in this world and similar for having gender dysphoria. It's like being born without legs and using what has been developed from science to correct the problem. Have the right hormones be distributed in the body and so I could've mimic'ed a somewhat normal life like a cis woman that cannot get pregnant. Unsure why you writing it a psychiatric disorder and then arguing it's not a real thing while expressing your view as it's science. A successful transition doesn't need lifelong help and I have friends that are transgender that never have seen a therapist or a psychiatrist. They were ones that were lucky to get on puberty blockers or HRT young with good genetics to pass as their identity.
What game is it? I've been looking for something to play in the last few days. I've got my mind just racing with ideas for projects and things and I'm always feeling bad about not getting into it and then I'm not able to truly relax.
> Could someone tell me if I’ve got this right?

Yes, you got this right!

> So when the data is visualised, the perspective in the SAR image is actually 90deg

True. The extreme (and useless) case would be when the satellite is exactly in the vertical direction, then the whole image would collapse in a single point. The closer to the horizon, the best resolution you have (but then there are problems with occluding objects). As you say, there is a sort of "equivalence" between an optical image taken at an angle α from the vertical, and a radar image taken at an angle α-90.

> I get the impression that the imaging radar has no angular resolution,

True. All the antenna can do is to send a spherical wave and receive replicas of it. Conceptually, there is 0 angular resolution. In practice the beam is somewhat directed (to not waste energy), but the high resolution you see does not come from that.
The end of x86 is nigh.

Nobody really buys a Mac for Intel CPUs. Just like nobody buys an iPhone for Intel CPUs.
What’s crazy is the 5800X destroys my ThreadRipper 1950X, with 35% better performance even on highly parallelized workloads! On the other hand, my Skylake 2600k CPU still trades blows with 2020 so-called “10nm” desktop processors.
“ Obama also want to see me as president again” Trump claimed
I’m not currently a vegetarian, but I’m pretty sure we’re gonna see a massive cultural shift away from current ethical standards about killing animals very shortly after lab grown meat hits the market in a significant way. If it’s as cheap or cheaper to eat no-kill meat, people won’t want the ethical stain on their conscience for any products (leather, whatever else) anymore. That’s also completely ignoring the massive environmental issues.
In don’t use Gmail but I use offlineimap which would do what you want. You can then use the files with thunderbird as a regular mailbox but off your local copy instead of gmail’s.

I have it run with a systemd timer at regular intervals and it’s backed up with borgmatic at regular intervals using another systemd timer.
>It's basically comparable to a cis kid having the wrong hormones damaging their body through puberty like a boy growing breasts and people just shrug their shoulders when it's a trans kid.

One mistake leaves a person sterile. One doesn't.
Or maybe it's the opposite. Healthier people not only care about themselves more, but about others as well.
> the unified memory

Castrated by a paltry 8GB of RAM in stock configuration!
Are you familiar with the history of AMT? When it was enacted, it was meant to target an extremely small set of households, on the order of 1,000 iirc. But the thresholds weren’t indexed to inflation, and so now it triggers on a huge number of people every year. Maybe we are all temporarily embarrassed billionaires ;-).
I contend that Facebook has not given people a lot of reasons to support them in any privacy debate. I have yet to find a policy the company has supported that does not have some type of underlining, possibly deceptive, threat to privacy
The problem with sex reassignment surgeries, is that they do not work:

”Ten to fifteen years after surgical reassignment, the suicide rate of those who had undergone sex-reassignment surgery rose to twenty times that of comparable peers."

Dr. Paul McHugh, the university distinguished service professor of psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins University

https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2015/06/15145/
I mean, they could have but it was in the press due to the installer operating as root to bypass the regular protections so it was damaging from a PR perspective

https://www.csoonline.com/article/3535789/weakness-in-zoom-f...

> Zoom uses the API to execute a bash script called runwithroot which is unpacked by the installer in a user-writable temporary directory. This means that any local application, including malware, could monitor the Zoom installation process, rewrite this script on the fly and add malicious code to it. This would allow it to take full control of the system.
Yes, "the cloud" is bunk from any technical point of view.

It exists to shift CapEx to OpEx for accounting. Any technical considerations are a distant third place on the list.
An imperfect analogy on HN. Thanks for letting us know.
> So i guess they take a lateral sweep of the image and let the return fill in the other axis of the image?

Exactly. Notice also that there is no "sun", these images may be taken at night or through the clouds, as far as you know. The "shadows" that you see are parts inaccessible from the radar beam itself.
The copy has been updated to reflect that the 99% is after payment processing fees.
Stripe already has Bitcoin support, but you have to enable it and set it up for how you want your cash out.
I’ve always been curious, what is the scientific process for determining if this is part of an echo?
What you did there... I see it.
How big is the market for such a book?
Is your life really not worth saving if you cannot receive the surgeries? I cannot know how you feel about your life and its impossible for me to decide how you ought to feel but I also can't help but feel like there is always some degree of hope.

Could a case be made that they failed to get you the help you needed earlier and thus ought to foot the bill now?

Is it reasonably possible that you might earn enough to pay for it?

Could you raise money from others to do so?

Why not all 3 raise and earn money for it while trying to recoup expenses in court?
Has there been an update after this announcement ending bitcoin support https://stripe.com/blog/ending-bitcoin-support?
It does. The point is how Apple could use so much silicon space for the CPU in the SoC. Most AP and CPUs are designed to be general purpose as possible, so there are some spaces used for unnecessary interfaces. But Apple could use those spaces for CPU. Also Apple could increase the die size without thinking about profit in chip production because they earn money from their devices, so by selling SoCs like others.
No other companies can do silicon business like Apple.
"i, also, like to live dangerously"
okay, that tells where you are getting that 5x comparison (which is not as good as comparison as overall amount seller gets), but if you'd put this statement in your comment, I wouldn't have had this confusion at all
I think a lot of jobs are characterized as merely being "middlemen" don't appreciate how much value bringing buyers and sellers together really generates.
This is kind of where the phenomenon of "shower thoughts" comes from--because the shower is the one place where it's more difficult to distract yourself from your own thoughts.
Working at your most efficient, what is the possible, long term, sustainable length that a work day should be? I’ve tried the four hour work week, and the four hour workday, and the best I can do is staggering schedule starting at eight hours on Monday and possibly ending with only two hours on Friday
I never wanted kids and would argue that sperm banking is an option if that's a fear. I don't see your argument any different than forcing one's beliefs on others to prevent a medical treatment that oneself desires as well. Lastly, majority of people I know nowadays aren't even having kids.