skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Potentially, but there's only one distro and only one set of hardware, so there's waaaay less QA than an actual Linux port.

Still, nobody ports to Stadium unless they're paid upfront.
Because 99% of new tech is bullshit. It changed too much, no one can keep up. These old stacks are still around because they're proven to get the job done.
I recently got the Asus Hyper and 4 Sabrent Rocket NVMe disks and had them in RAID0. The speeds were just stunning to say the least at 15GB/s. Getting the drivers to work for the boot drive on Windows 10 was a pain though. AMD's RaidXpert requires you to do manually install the drivers in a specific order while installing Windows to recognize it.
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You can usually manage the blood pressure by exercising and eating better. Ritalin makes that easier, so the overall effect could even be positive.
For better quality and hi color support, check https://github.com/csdvrx/derasterize

Example in Windows Terminal:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49044530/102044900...

Details on how it works in https://github.com/microsoft/Terminal/issues/448#issuecommen... , https://github.com/microsoft/Terminal/issues/448#issuecommen... and https://github.com/microsoft/Terminal/issues/448#issuecommen...
Just imagine if you could get that as a service where you just open your phone and check on progress as needed. Better yet, you might get notifications when changes are detected so you can spend more time elsewhere. There is no reason that a set of satellites couldn't cover a single spot of the Earth once/more per day.

Hopefully they have good ML talent on hand that can help sort through the imagery and provide some form of automatic analysis for their customers.
Is wtforms still in use?
Does this increase the risk of mold growing in external walls and around windows during winter?
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There is a pretty good chance that the period of 2022-2035 or so will be a lot worse than the 2008-2015 one.
Haha, that's not what I'm saying, however. Although bugs are a delicacy in a number of cultures! [0]

Just that factors outside inflation influence the pricing of certain commodities. Nobody's guaranteed a specific commodity forever, and the definition of luxury, and commodity expectations, changes over time.

For instance, pig feet are having a moment (or at least were pre-pandemic). They used to be discarded as waste, but now you'll find them in haute cuisine. [1] Sweetbreads too!

Tastes change, expectations change, cost structures change. The world isn't static, and nor should our metric be.

[0] https://recipes.timesofindia.com/us/articles/food-facts/thes...

[1] https://www.jancisrobinson.com/articles/pierres-worldfamous-...
That's not wrong but I think they've put themselves in a tricky position here: this requires companies to make a non-trivial commitment to their platform. There haven't been any new deals or increased partnerships announced to make this look less like they're just giving up on the idea, and anyone thinking about partnering with them has to be wondering about the odds of getting much return on their investment relative to the risk of Google changing direction again.

Google is good at infrastructure but they're not uniquely so and all of their competitors are better at building platforms. They have competitors from both of the dominant console vendors, dominant cloud service, and nVidia. Whatever technological edge they believe they have is going to be a tough sell, especially since both AWS and Microsoft can match or exceed their cloud infrastructure and all three services are available to any publisher who wants to roll their own.
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(I’m not sure why people downvoted / flagged you, so I vouched this).

I definitely don’t remember the numbers and haven’t looked them up on wikichip, but Itaniun certainly counts as “Intel-based” :).
The goal of the Asahi Linux project is to develop clean, maintainable, upstreamed, first-class support for Apple Silicon on Linux, that works as well or better than Linux on x86. From the beginning I said we weren't going for a tech demo, but for the long-term product.

We are also documenting the hardware here: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki

I don't know what Corellium's goal is, since it isn't clear what they get out of this as a company other than PR, nor have they interacted with the open source community in any way whatsoever to date (I publicly invited them to our IRC channels and they've yet to show up), nor attempted to upstream any of their work (a third party has and that didn't go so well for the first version). They seem to be going for the tech demos and PR angle, judging by their actions and codebase so far :)

E.g I spent most of Saturday debugging the source of L2 memory subsystem bus error exceptions in our bootloader, m1n1. Corellium's codebase and preloader just turns off reporting those errors entirely, all the way into Linux. There are very, very different approaches going on here.

FWIW, Corellium had been developing their kernel in secret for A14 devices (that's the extremely similar iPhone version of the M1) for months now, plus had previous versions for older Apple SoCs, so it's not like they did this in two weeks; rather that they are currently piecewise releasing and adapting code they've had for a while and developed on jailbroken devices, while we/Asahi Linux started from scratch mid-January when Apple finally published the tools to run your own kernels on M1 Macs.

I'm happy to pull any drivers they develop and release that are clean and upstreamable, but we're working step by step and I'm not in a race with them; we're in this for the long run and I want to make sure anything we work on is the right way of doing things.

We're also working on GPU acceleration, which is a hard requirement for a usable desktop, and which as far as I know Corellium have nothing on. Alyssa is working on the userspace side already; I'll jump on the kernel side as soon as the necessary kernel dependencies are in.

I'm currently writing a quick start guide to help other kernel devs with interest get started with development, and in the coming weeks I will be taking some time to develop an open hardware design for a serial debug cable for these machines, and building some prototypes to send to other kernel devs to help bootstrap community members who want to help. Today I'm also working on using one M1 machine as a serial terminal for another, with a standard type C cable (it should be possible AIUI, but I need to reverse engineer some details to get the right commands sent to the Type C controller) - not the cheapest solution but certainly the lowest effort one right now, if you have the money for two M1 boxes.
The settlement provides for one-time payments averaging <$500 for each wronged individual. Given the amounts of money the company throws into salaries already, it's hard to imagine this coming anywhere close to just remuneration for the people affected, much less an effective deterrent for Google's future behavior.

(For the sake of completeness: Google is also required to set aside a cash fund for salary fairness adjustments over the next 5 years, though it's tiny and there is no guarantee any of it will actually be paid out.)
Let's call that one when we're at the bottom of the slide.
They have a desktop running on simplefb. That is not a usable desktop (no matter what they say), with zero acceleration and all completely software rendered. There is literally no graphics or display driver. The bootloader gives you a chunk of RAM that is the screen and you write stuff to it. No multidisplay, no resolution switching, no hotplugging, no acceleration. It's like running x86 linux on efifb with no radeon/intel/nvidia drivers at all. Think vesafb for those old enough to remember those days, but even dumber - at least on that one you could pick a resolution.

Our kernel has simplefb support too, literally all you need to do is write 5 lines of devicetree properties to get that to work - zero patches needed to the upstream simplefb driver. Here is the code in our bootloader that takes the Apple framebuffer information and stuffs it in the DT for Linux to use it:

https://github.com/AsahiLinux/m1n1/blob/main/src/kboot.c#L59

That's literally all you need to get "graphics".

I was actually planning on doing exactly the demo that they did since December, with a simplefb "full Ubuntu desktop" and everything else running off of USB, for the clickbait, because it's flashy even though it's a minimal amount of work, but with a clear disclaimer that it's a tech demo and there is a lot of work left to do. It certainly brings in the news. However, it is not a "fully usable Linux desktop".

FWIW: WiFi is Broadcom FullMAC (existing Linux driver) with some patches. Ethernet is a Broadcom chip over PCIe (once you have PCIe up, the driver is there). USB is DWC3 (existing Linux driver) with just an Apple PHY adaptation layer. Storage is NVMe with Apple hacks and a horrible (definitely not upstreamable) hack Corellium wrote to fake a PCIe bus because the Linux NVMe driver assumes PCIe. Please don't assume they are cranking out bespoke drivers every other day; most of their work is simple drivers and patches to existing ones. There is certainly work involved in figuring out all these Apple oddities, but these aren't new drivers.

I fully intend to support the SEP in our kernel once we get that far, with Touch ID for Linux log-in/unlock and also things like storing and using SSH keys within the SEP (think built-in YubiKey). Lots of reversing to be done, but all of this is in scope for our project. Drop by our IRC if you'd like to help out :)
It's only illegal if you're poor enough
There is an idea of "business dress", which can also be protected.

That is, you can make a drink that tastes like Coca-Cola, but you should not sell a drink in bottles shaped like Coca-Cola's, with a red label, and imitating the longhand of the name. That is, you should not make something excessively similar to an existing established thing in order to trick customers into buying your thing instead of the established thing.
Reboot Travel vs. Pause Travel (2014)
The tl;dr is it's using SCSS, which is a language that generates CSS for you[0], and therefore needs a build step. They haven't bothered to put the build output into their repo because anyone who wants the minified file can build it themselves or use wget to download it from the CDN.

[0] Why would you want to generate CSS, I hear you ask? Check out https://sass-lang.com/guide
To play devil's advocate:

1. This may open the door to funding opportunities for independent media options beyond the News Corp / Fairfax (Channel 9) duopoly.

2. Extractive, US-owned corporations paying money to Australian companies is a net win.

3. Over time Google has changed the nature of its organic search offering to be less fair to site operators. Reducing screen real estate for organic results versus ads, harvesting search snippets for Q&A style data etc. Without outside intervention it could be difficult for operators to strike a better deal.
First: Those weren't the words of the bet, per the article. The actual words of the measure of collapse, per the article were:

> an economic disaster that would render the dollar worthless, causing a depression worse than the one in 1930; a rebellion of the poor against the monied; and a significant number of environmental catastrophes.

Now, you sound like you have a source other than the article, and the article sounds like it might be a paraphrase. But it's kind of hard for me to judge without knowing what your source is.

But, using the wording from the article: Were we close to the first of those in 2008? When Lehman collapsed, if there hadn't been intervention the dominoes would have continued to fall. How far would they have continued to fall? Hard to tell now, but at the time it looked like they were just going to keep falling...
You lose ~10x going from ASIC to FPGA but FPGAs probably got 100x better which nets only 10x overall improvement.
Dark matter axions may be created in neutrons stars
Get ready for a Peripheral style Jackpot ;)
1. Yes, only @owlmail.io domains for now. But, Owl Mail will allow for custom domains soon.

2. An upcoming feature will enable the creation of sender 'allow' and 'deny' lists for each Owl Mail address (With default sender 'allow' lists for top sites). Currently I track my account credentials in a password manager. A browser extension is also on Owl Mail's roadmap.
Nice job.

You can get and add stats from FB, Twitter etc on how many times each url has been liked, shared etc. Then you can produce weekly rankings.

Also try using NLP to tag (ie make clickable) all the indgredients mentioned in each blurb. Clicking the tag, say mushroom produces a page with all the mushroom recipes found.

And finally dont forget to also use this as an excuse to learn how to cook. Programming is fun and all cooking is even better :)
I thought “modern version” was going to refer to the book Portraits of the Mind from 2010 https://www.theguardian.com/science/gallery/2010/nov/28/neur...
what was the work environment like? do you have an opinion on elon musk? whos more right, his detractors or his proponents? i coulnt help but notice that you suffer with an inflammatory disorder -- just wanted to mention that eliminating carbohydrates is one of the most effective methods of reducing inflation that ive come across. dont write it off until you check out the success stories on meatrx.
Bummer, I think I would have veen a very good fit. But thanks for letting ne know.

Just in case something changes. I already have a B1 visa, which I needed when I worked in Big Pharma where I built a laboratory workflow/ELN product 100% based on open source tech (except for the oracle drivers) initially for oncology therapeutic area and later on all other therapeutic areas including animal health.

Experiment throughput was increased by integrating devices like barcode scanners and orinters, rfid scanners, balances, HPLC's, ...

And numbers of animals was reduced by using RFID chips to avoid mixing them up between exoeriments and animal groups, and also combining multiple experiments into one animal.

And it wqs super compliant. We generated even on the fly reports when the government guy checking animal welfare laws was dropping by unanounced. Before my software someone had to distract the guy, walk with him through labs, and invite him to lunch while staff was hastly aggregating data from excel sheets. With our software, the guy could consider himself lucky if he had time to drink a coffee LOL
A teaspoon of bleach in every reservoir of water (amount varies with reservoir size) solves the mold issue quite effectively. Source: Been using the same one for almost a decade. No mold.
Here is the government's fact sheet on the policy: https://www.accc.gov.au/focus-areas/digital-platforms/draft-...
Sounds like support is further along than I thought!

I'm pretty sure the graphics support is frame buffer only at this point though.
This project might be worth a look: https://www.etebase.com/
I think adults can assess that themselves pretty easily. Any opportunity cost he wrote in would be his own personal situation anyway. How is it irresponsible to make a considered decision between two options? The author has been open about their work history and reasoning behind a move, so there is more than enough for readers to take as influence, I think.
That doesn't sound healthy.
Yes, I will be launching paid plans.
triple-DES has a 112bit key space.

So it would take 26 hours * 2^56 which is a very long time.

UPDATE:
A quick calculation on Google yields:

(2^56) * 26 hours =
2.13727751 × 10^14 years
> bacteria and fungus

I'm seeing this all over - does nobody add just a bit of bleach to their water? It solves the mold/bacteria issue quite handily.
Succeeding here might require both.

Did they expect to make money instantly without massive investment? Seems very shortsighted.
Its more than that. She does not have the skill or the ability and they are all aware of her weaknesses.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/nov/23/aung-san-suu-k...
I can't get people I am close with to even consider engaging in conversations about firmly held beliefs they have if I even remotely present myself as possibly holding a different opinion.
There will be paid plans.
It's a video.
We may get to the bottom of the slide after its too late to call it what it is.
Where does using one over the other cause an actual change in information though? Not just sticking out as the wrong one if you know the proper distinction, but actually conveying different information? The comparison that follows is the important part, the abbreviation is a part of grammatical dressing that provides some flow and framing.
Thousands of copies of a book is something quaint in our great grandfather's days. The distribution mechanisms are what make it eyeroll worthy.

Really whenever you hear anyone talk about "the fabric of society" they are full of shit. Just like how theater, jazz, rock music, heavy metal, rap, interracial marriage, women voting, and gay marriage destroyed the fabric of society. Those ample precedents of being complete bullshit aside it is a stack of abstractions with no measures. It sounds like it means something but it doesn't - it is just mouth noises to manipulate your emotions.
I think that the bet is a bit simplistic in its scope and parameters. Society isnt going to collapse in one fell swoop unless nuclear war kills us all. If things just disintegrate and collapse, there will be a long protracted period where people slowly die and or suffer. I dont even think that any one person can fully grasp how a population of 7 billion + people can collapse accurately. I think that social media and twitter owns the lions share of our current divided society, but I dont necessarily call that "tech". Its one aspect of tech. And for every twitter dumpster fire there is huge medical advances/vaccines/50 metrics that show that now is the best time to be alive. I certainly love living in the now, and hope that we can figure out how to navigate this new territory we live in...
Err? It's all the same scale, they are set to 80 character widths...At least the ones I could set...
Honestly that makes me want to see it even more!
I've recently increased my usage of VLC when I discovered that there were no good podcast apps for macOS. Specifically, I listen to serial podcasts in batches, so there's a very clear to-listen list and the episodes can be quite old. For some reason, even the open source RSS readers refuse to accept that someone might want to keep a long backlog of articles (podcasts are RSS feed where the article has an MP3 file, in case you didn't know).

VLC natively can display the RSS feeds, but sadly doesn't have a notion of what is "already listened". So I save the episode list to a text file and have a script that pops a line off the top, saves the MP3, and I listen directly to the MP3 in VLC.

So, if you know how I can automatically save both the track position and track number in an m3u playlist, I'd love to hear the secret!
The triple-DES keyspace is 168 bits, vs 56 bits, so 2^112 times longer to do a complete scan of the keyspace. If you have a known plaintext and can do a meet-in-the-middle attack, it's approximately "only" 2^56 times longer. I'm not aware of words for the length of time this would take other than "past the heat death of the sun".
Can you tell us any more about what happened?
Not in my experience. You'd have to get to the point of condensation to risk mold growth, and that doesn't usually occur until above 60% humidity. We aim for 45%, and haven't had one issue (due to the humidifier - a pinhole leak in our faucet hose was another matter -_-)
It's a great underestimation. Breaking 3DES is not 3 times more complex than DES, but 2^56 times more complex. 26 x 2^56 = 1873497444986126336 hours. It's why we still trust 128-bit encryption when the total computing power of humanity already exceeded 2^80 operations per seconds.

It's frustrating that I has to refute the argument many times: "If 80-bit is insecure today, 128-bit will be insecure soon any cryptosystem can only guarantee a few decades of security because Moore's Law..." No, it's not how it works (although quantum computers will make 128-bit insecure, but the solution is already available today: 256-bit). The human brain is not wired to understand exponential growth.
25 years ago, or so, Microsoft introduced the Windows Media Player, and it was impressive, because before that you needed a different player for every format. WMP went through a number of mutations, some better, some worse, but for the last 10 years or so, I've found it to be pretty useless. It fails on the most common formats, like you've described. Sometimes it's hard to find something it _will_ play.

VLC is my media player of choice. It. Just. Works.
You should see what Sweden has done to pizza.
Did you read about the order of events?