skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
4MB isn't that unusual in embedded devices. After all you aren't storing audio and video, at most a couple pictures for a 220x220px display.
The world’s chunkiest card reader
FS corruption is the worst as you lose total confidence in the product. This is a mega process escape that the WSL team would need to transparently detail why it happened, what the remedy is, and why it'll never, ever happen again.
I didn’t say it had no value. Clearly Apple should be doing an internal investigation.

Just that it likely won’t lead to much change on its own from public pressure.
But there is a difference between saying I want to die eventually and I want to die now. At what age should the second one kick in? It makes more sense to say I want to die eventually, but then keep putting it off.
Engineers in the UK could join Prospect, although there are also alternatives for more specific fields.

They have an advice line, but don't generally help non-members.

https://prospect.org.uk/article/getting-help/

UTAW looks like a new British union for tech workers, set up by Google and Microsoft employees.

https://utaw.tech/about
Those names don't imply anything about their implementation.
Here's MAPS.org's 69 page manual (PDF; 2015) for MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD (and other): https://maps.org/research-archive/mdma/MDMA-Assisted-Psychot...
Yikes. Someone had a bad experience I guess.
Exactly, just find another Patsy too put down as the beneficial owner and use them as a proxy. Cartels and people with money/power, don't ask you to do this for them, they tell you. This bill lacks teeth in so many ways. Requesting honesty from criminals is silly. Expecting the banking industry that has lobbied for this secrecy to play along, is also silly.

This is already happening and had been for years.

Source; I know people who laundered money for years in the Caribbean. One of the Patsy's is paying a lot of tax debt for the shell that was in his name.
There is a place in the world where this is a lot easier. And that is Shenzhen China. You need to be in a place with hundreds of manufacturers of every little component who can then customize your order within days.

For this reason this place is likely to become a sort of Silicon Valley of robotics.
Anonymous shell companies have been a problem for decades, to the point that they are a standard trope in movies and TV. How is this ‘regulating out front’?
Parallel Programming: December 2020 Update
As jobs transition out of China towards lower cost countries it'll be interesting to see how China handles the new middle class expectancies. Richer people tend to have more liberal views etc etc.

Also, will they subsidise and keep their manufacturing base in-house or follow the US/EU in out sourcing to cheaper countries...
> you might notice by reading my comment I already have more than enough experience making said sausage.

I noticed nothing of the sort. No need to lash out – you probably meant to describe your experience but then forgot. I'd be curious to hear. I'm not psychic, and your account is anonymous.

OK, so you've had good experience with the EU bureaucracy and its "innovation funding" schemes. What was you role in them?
The new stuff is also noticeably greener (e.g., look down the side of a measuring cup so you are looking through as much glass as possible).
KMT certainly for a time nursed hopes that eventually they will "retake" mainland, atleast during the time that CKS was in control.

CKS looked down on the possibility of "settling" for Taiwan alone.

Subsequent ROC/Taiwanese governments have not renounced that line of thinking. Even DPP officialy endorses "Status Quo".
But if you are already a criminal... Would that matter?
Four-day work week at the moment is an initiative that is sitting like a hot cake. It is waiting to be grabbed by companies, governments, universities and such and call a stake on being "the first" in their respective sectors to implement and get kudos from community.

As an organization that is badly needing talent but not in one of the coasts, my company will definitely be benefited. I am sure as soon as the word spreads out, a lot of talented but over-worked people will start flocking.
State territories, which include the waters of the Great Lakes but not the entirety of the Pacific Ocean
I’m seeing that too sometimes, a refresh usually fixes it.
Ok well fuck you and your employer. You just fucked up a bunch of people's privacy
Had a serious talk a Unix manager over a decade ago who was convinced Windows ops didn't require as much expertise as Unix/Linux. It was a common misconception that MS seemed to encourage. As someone who came over from Windows, I knew better. That attitude continues to influence standard practices, hiring and, most importantly, training and education opportunities for Windows admins -- to the detriment of all. I've also had my collisions with Hyper V, and have come away with the same impressions as you have.
Russian FSB Poison Squad Travel History since 2005
We use Nessus and it's not too bad on the false positive front. I usually check the scan results every week or two to see if it finds anything new, and I know our Head of IT also keeps an eye on them. In an ideal world we'd automate this away but have a raft of more pressing priorities.

We also use tools like Dependabot to keep an eye out for vulnerabilities in our dependencies, and update them to patched versions. This is genuinely useful and a worthwhile timesaver on more complex projects.

It's easy to be cynical about automated scanning (and pen-testing for that matter) and, although it's often needed as a checkbox for certification, it can certainly add value to your development process.
Use Slack as a back end for Direct Messages on your site
A poor argument IMHO. A naming change for the sake of an issue tracker that appears to be a net negative for users is not a wise choice. Naming and branding doesn't exist to serve the project's management tools.
DO compare it and see how much one can end up saving in a given time in the US, even after paying for healthcare, education etc.
Whether they are counted as fixed in the WSL tracker is completely up to them. "Fixed, use HVL" is just as valid way to close a WSL1 issue ticket as "Fixed, use WSL2".
Eli Pariser: Beware online “filter bubbles” (2011)
Unfortunately installing Lineage is going to vary wildly by device (rooting device, installing custom recovery, installing lineage then gapps). Depending on the device there might not be support for all of the device features (bluetooth not working, for example).

I have found the best way to see what lineage options looks like for a particular device (and root, recovery, install requirements) is to check the XDA device forums for specific devices before phone purchase.
Just watched The Game last night. Very silly and contrived, but for my son... who’d not seen it before, it was riveting before the ending. He tried to make sense of it, and I assured him, aside from Easter eggs, trying to make the movie make sense would be folly. As an example of a film maker in command though, it’s a good example of the director playing the audience like a fiddle.
Yeah I think you nailed it there actually. That's exactly their modus operandi.

What's even worse is they have managed to abstract most of the support away in this cycle. You can't get enterprise support now because they gutted that entirely. You can't get them to do anything on github because they keep moving all the projects around and erasing them all or auto closing the tickets and no one on first line support knows anything now other than how to reset a Microsoft account password.
Linux is a bit of a special case, unfortunately on other operating systems system headers must not be written in standard C or in C at all (e.g. Objective-C on macOS, or Windows SDK headers requiring Microsoft-specific extensions or even a C++ compiler).
Cool tilt shift effect. Ive found that adding a UI goes a long way in taking your game out of the prototype phase.
Everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion -- but my goodness what a pile-on in the article and these comments. Looking forward to enjoying the globally-enjoyed and profitable franchises everyone here will be producing soon!
If you have guaranteed clients, you're not selling on a free market. This is one of the reasons why you can't have have (healthy) free markets in medicine in general.

And yes, while BioNTech and Moderna had been investing in mRNA before this, governments had been investing in mRNA research for many years. BioNTech itself has received significant investments from the EU, at least since 2019.
This podcast might be relevant: the creator of Flask who is now using Rust: https://realpython.com/podcasts/rpp/18/

Edit - actually I was probably thinking of this podcast with the same interviewee: https://rustacean-station.org/episode/004-rust-in-production...
Compressed Sparse Fibers Explained
Not all writing clicks with every reader, it is impossible.

He previously said “That's too hard for an introductory book and not detailed enough for a reference manual.” It is very difficult to get this right, given our goals, and so reasonable people may think we fall short there.
I should have said gut--I've been calling my gut my stomach for too long and have had difficulty stopping that habit.

However, I don't think we really know where satiety comes from yet, that's why we have all of this research on the topic still. There are a few different theories, but I wouldn't call them proven.

It may not be a sensation related to some measure of the volume of matter in your gut. I think it's also related to gut microfauna such as lactobacilla, and appetite is definitely related to the brain as well through the gut, so it probably gets pretty complicated and possibly is very individualized. I'm no expert, but I do read a lot about these topics.
Indeed, I have been doing that for years and am yet to install WSL.
Garmin Watches – Global GPS Errors
> Feel like booting Linux on a separate disk because of these issues.

It always seemed strange to me that people would rather use WSL than the real thing when Windows doesn't bring much advantage. What am I missing ?
ASML is not directly funded by a govermental grant yes, but phillips had massive govermental support (mainly from the dutch goverment and the EEC aswell).
State territory includes certain waterways. If two states' territories meet in the water, it counts.
SSH and X Windows servers also exist for Windows.
I combine cereals..Fiber One with something else. It’s a good way to get the benefit and still enjoy other cereals (still mostly healthy).
I think the key is describing the user-facing effects and impact. This means knowing your users (are they developers, IT or highly technical? Do they automatically or manually update quickly, or do they take time to evaluate before rolling out updates?). It's a way to convey continuing value to users and convince them it's worthwhile to keep paying, and get motivated to get the update.

I'd try to change what you wrote to something like:

"Fixed out-of-memory errors on some 32-bit systems"

"Improved startup time for configurations with lots of items"

This makes it easy to gauge if this update is important to get installed ASAP, such as fixing something they've experienced or are likely to experience.

Grouping "several UI fixes" or "performance improvements" is usually fine, but I tend to call out something like "fixed UI bug where a network error could result in changes not being saved with no warning" or an issue that a sizable chunk of users had reported.

Doing this well takes time, though, as you have to synthesize the internal ticket summaries, PRs and/or commit messages and reword almost everything. This is understandable for open source or free/indie apps, but for subscription/"enterprise" software it's definitely one of the differences between "great" and merely acceptable (or worse).
Doesn’t FOIA only apply to government agencies, not companies and corporations?
>Presumably the US-citizen doctor would be on the hook for the federal crime regardless of his shell company's location, and there's no need for extradition.

This law requires providing some accurate information when forming a company in the US. A shell company in any other country would never violate this law.
I would add that it’s also a very well moderated and helpful community, like HN, not the typical open slack group dynamic of spam and memes
a variety of garmin watches have gps, built-in maps and music
Based on just what you've copied here, Maps.org's manual for MDMA-assisted therapy seems more thorough and detailed.

Arguably this is where mainstream medicine needs to catch up, and where a lack of multi-disciplinary approach still exists: Rick Doblin (the founder of Maps.org) has suggested that if someone has difficulty processing during an Ayahuasca ceremony (a potentially more intense, more potent version of Psilocybin session/ceremony) said to give a half-therapeutic dose of MDMA (100mg to 125mg is therapeutic dose; 180-200mg is generally what's used recreationally, usually not all at once) - and so I hope sooner than later this guide is updated to replace "possible administration of benzodiazepine or antipsychotic medication" with "possible administration of MDMA;" instead of numbing a person's nervous system/emotions with a benzodiazepine or changing how their brain is actually functioning, instead use MDMA to cause the brain to release more serotonin at once than it naturally can - allowing everything to feel and be easier to connect to and process; reducing the stress level enough where it's not acting as a blocking function, hence PTSD is from extremely stressful past experiences that are too overwhelming to process.
Like a "Ministry of Peace" for war department?
This is awesome, thank you so much.

So far i used geizhals (https://geizhals.eu/?cat=umtsover&xf=162_LineageOS+Support%7...), but this is so much better since you implemented filters for version and release date.

Good job, i'll stop raving now, promise.

(edit: formatting)
Why are some words in the script written IN ALL CAPS?
Yeah, the original Apple watch had like half a GB, and a raspberry pi zero ($5 price) has the same. Couldn't they have fit that within both budget and size?
This ^^^. I have experienced it first hand for the last year or so, and it gets really annoying!
“the penalty is prison time“

Penalty for what? There is usually a pretty large distinction between misfiling as part of a crime, and misfiling as mere clerical error.

I don’t know where you operate.

Perhaps it’s so corrupt that officials will use any excuse to jail people who don’t pay them, but if this is the kind of locale in which you operate, a regulation like this would seem to be the least of your worries.
You mean like police dogs?
In Windows, enabling virtualization actually reduces attack surface. E.g. it is used to protect against kernel-level malware:

https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-virtualisation-is-c...
Virtual Office App
I know a lot of folks here are in the early startup stages, and I'm betting most of you don't have a physical office. If you're growing past 5 employees you might consider using Qube (https://qube.work). It really gives you the feeling of being "together".

A couple of really talented engineers on my team built it. It's not core to our business, but it's core to how our company operates every day, and we thought other companies (especially startups) might benefit so we're hosting instances of it for free, for the time being.
what is funny is that there is no cheap TVP for sale in the stores...you can get the substitute meat patties (mostly soy) etc for sale in many grocery stores, but it is not cheap at all...costs considerably more than the cheapest hamburger, pork or chicken...if the food manufacturers can save money by using TVP mixed in with meat, then why is there no cheap TVP for sale in the stores ?
How do I downvote on here?
That's a standard script format:

https://www.writersstore.com/how-to-write-a-screenplay-a-gui...
Bitcoin hits all-time high rising above $20k (2020)
"The volatile virtual currency has gained more than 170% this year amid stock market turmoil.

On Wednesday Bitcoin jumped 4.5% to as much as $20,440 buoyed by demand from large investors keen on its potential for quick profits.

There are also expectations that it may gain more widespread traction as a payment method from the likes of Starbucks and Microsoft.

But it has been a bumpy ride for investors, with the cryptocurrency passing $19,000 in November before dropping sharply."
The Windows clipboard just works, because WSL2 terminals are just regular Windows apps.
You are missing Office, Outlook, Visual Studio, and any enterprise nonsense IT requires on company computers. All of that requires Windows.
I think the point is more that they are fighting click-spam and other kinds of advertising fraud, to maintain the integrity of their advertising platform, in the sense in which an antivirus is maintaining the integrity of your system; NOT the sense in which an anti-graft law is maintaining the integrity of a politician.
Cutting edge ->

Matthew Johnson: Psychedelics | Lex Fridman Podcast #145

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICj8p5jPd3Y

Matthew W. Johnson is a professor and psychedelics researcher at Johns Hopkins.
Don't forget about Factorio !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY2nxVNBHQs

The most famous meme being probably :

https://i.imgur.com/FxRUB2A.png
Can you explain what you think is confusing about 1g per 1lb?

I suspect you're cargo culting "never mix units!" without realizing that the advice is talking about denominating the same thing in different units (thus having to do conversion).

I'd be curious to see your explanation of the mind bending and error prone nature of "ok, I weigh 200lbs and now I will ensure I get 200g of protein today" and the exact scenario where you think it would pose a problem. Frankly I think you'd realize it doesn't exist.
See also: US map made entirely out of rectangles

https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/bg8e7v/united_stat...
Absolute disgrace. Thanks for bringing this to people's attention.

If she's still employed by Gitub on Monday it will raise many questions.
Lake Michigan-Huron is hydrologically just one lake and outsizes Lake Superior.
The relevant words being ‘deliberate’ and ‘willful’, meaning the prosecution will have to prove your intent beyond reasonable doubt.

If there is no crime to point to beyond misfiling, there will be no case for willful intent.
Wasn't the Zodiac brutally simple, the typical Fincher-like precision, almost sterile presentation of the story, with almost perfect linearity? I mean, I love that movie, but I love it especially because it's not "deep". (It doesn't mean there are no interesting questions/plotlines, of course there is the whole who-was-really-the-killer question. Of course there's the whole personal drama of the main character.) But compared to Seven - I think - there's a lot less abstract/social commentary and symbolism. (Even though it's full of the killer's code symbols.)
Isn't the lower limit on an estate that is subect to estate taxes pretty high? (State rules may differ, but if you're talking about "the death tax", you're probably speaking nationally)

Dying is actually subsidized for people with less than that who have unrealized capital gains, unless I understand the system wrong.
The upcoming Coinbase IPO (or DPO?) will be fun to watch if this bitcoin price rally continues.
I see moving away from C as fortunely, and if it wasn't for uprising of Linux based FOSS, we would be much further down that line, given how all desktop stacks were focusing on C++ during the late 90s.

Rust will have Rust/WinRT on Windows, Nim can also go down that path for example.
Reminded me of a different issue:

If you have 2 different git clients (different git versions) accessing the same shared .git directory, bad things can happen -- incorrect file status, iirc.
u8s, actually. But yes, you are right that was a very simple port. I to plan to do a port that's more complicated soon.
I don’t care if it’s a guarantee to be 100k tomorrow, I refuse to profit off crypto speculation. It may seem crazy to people but I like to earn money with effort.
WSL2 works until you need it really, and then it starts giving you problems. The networking problems are the worst. Installed a Linux VM under VMWare and called it a day.
> why use cygwin when you have WSL?

Well. Has cygwin ever corrupted get repos?
What Is the Best Way to Set Goals?
I know about Flutter but I would be never build a product on top of Google tech unless I'd be confident I'm able to easily migrate away from it.

Flutter is also the kind of project Google seems worst at: it will require a lot of tedious work going forward, to support all the platforms. Thankless work that doesn't foster promotions.

I'm not counting Go, I consider it a community project now.
I need to use Windows for Visual Studio, Unity Editor and other things targeting Windows, but I've been a Linux person for 14 years now and would like to still do as much as possible via the tools I'm used to.
I wonder what will happen the next time we have a prolonged global network outage (ie. days, weeks). The next time we have a major kinetic conflict, for example...

Since Bitcoin will "fork" in each network partition, and everything will work ... fine, within each partition -- right up until the moment the network is repaired, and all but one of the "forks" simply disappears.

I think most people will be surprised that this is the correct behavior.

This is something; just not "money".
> probleemoplossingen en prestatieverbeteringen

love 'bugfixes and performance improvements' in dutch
That looks really interesting - thank you!
Surprising. What platform? How much bandwidth? Now I need to watch Mann....was the artificial grain just pure noise of some kind?
It seems she's fairly ignorant of how things work here as the vast majority of his fears are unfounded. That's ok though, the point about comparing salaries is very valid, there's extreme cost of living differences among many other things.

For a lot of Americans, the fear we have is being completely dependent on the government. Look at who is exiting presidential office, look who is entering. Attaching our fates to these bozos isn't something I necessarily relish.
speculating on housing market? buy to let? crazy valued Tesla stocks?
It seems very hard to compare the two figures. I guess the interesting way to compare them would be what's the disposable income you have to spend normalised against purchasing power. So gross salary, less taxes (payroll and any others if applicable), pension contributions, student loan repayments, medical insurance contributions (and other out-of-pocket expenses relating to that you may have to pay in a typical year), and then baseline cost-of-living (rent/mortgage payments), but there are so many variables there it seems very hard to be directly comparable.

All I know is if I earned what I did now (which is an excellent UK salary) in Silicon Valley, I wouldn't be able to afford to live by myself in a two-bedroom flat in a desirable area, which is what I do now. I've no idea how much I would have to earn in SV to have the same quality of life as I do in Manchester, UK. (I figured it out for London and it's approximately a £20k premium due to the rental premium in London)
Did you read the Twitter thread? The person writing the Twitter thread clearly outlines their feelings about the need to contribute to the social safety net.

> I wanna give back, im okay with that

> I don't wanna make 250k while most people work three jobs
Is there any conceivable good reason for the value to have tripled in 3 months, or is this a cycle of FOMO hysteria just like last time?
Conversely, for the really novel stuff government investment in research has a pretty good track record, really - I mean, they don't always turn it into a product, but who cares? Hoping for a corporation to fund medium or long-horizon research seems unwise. Even if they do, they're not going to do it in a way that's very efficient (i.e. they'll inefficiently invest in stuff with a high moat, rather than broad applicability).