skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, the screen looks the same, I think the Utah dairy had a newer model.

They also mentioned that there were only 3 dairy farms in the state with any kind of automated milking machines.
If you give it a few cm/s velocity, the separation distance grows over time.
Funny, the Berlin Wall was called antifascist - Antifaschistischer Schutzwall
> No, there are iPhone assembled from parts, I won't call it pirated. And people who buy those phones because they cannot afford it. It is very different from what you are doing. And the worst part of your story is that you attribute what you did to something not yours, so you don't have to take the responsibility of your own behavior. It is wrong.

Some are legit parts. Many are pirated. There's even android phones sold under the apple brand with a reskinned android OS. You 100% don't know what you're talking about at all. You want proof? Watch it:

https://youtu.be/e4wbFdePb-k?t=278

The more you watch the more educated you'll be.

>Look at the iPhone sales figure from Apple, and look at android sales numbers. And you are trying to suggest that "the rest of China" buys a counter fake iPhone? You are either dishonest or you know nothing about China.

Yes. Dude. In China they have entire factories that build counterfeit stuff.

>And the worst part of your story is that you attribute what you did to something not yours, so you don't have to take the responsibility of your own behavior. It is wrong.

This is where you're wrong. I never admitted or justified what I was doing as right or wrong. In fact I think it's wrong. I'm human and I'm not perfect. I'm very capable of doing things that are wrong. The difference between you and me is that I don't have to lie to myself about the reality of what I'm doing. I don't have to justify it to myself. It's wrong, but I do it regardless without lying to myself. There are moral lines I don't cross, but I'm no boy scout.

If you can't see that pirated goods are rampant in China than you're lying to yourself. Stop lying. Accept reality for what it is, don't let national pride blind you from the absolute truth.
I think you are describing very hypothetical situations.

If you know how to get a company fined, could you please share, so I can report and have action taken against companies that violate and misuse personal data?
Low Earth Orbit

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Earth_orbit
Where does 84% come from? Would love to see a cited source, so I can understand your point better.

Re: health without meat & dairy: B12 and other vitamins missing in vegetables are also missing in our meat, which is why all chicken, pigs, and cows are fed B12 vitamins in their feed.

If you stop eating meat and dairy all together, you have to supplement B12 - but most Americans are B12 deficient either way, similar to vitamin D.

Finally - eating meat and dairy also leads to health problems, see: heart disease. I know it's complex, but dairy is definitely not a required part of a diet, and is why humans don't feed their young human milk after infancy.
Show HN: Flat Habits – iOS habit-tracking for minimalists and org mode fans
It's low orbit ~400km, the lifetime of these things is measured in weeks or months.
I mean if you can't openly express your dominance and superiority over some other group of people is life even worth living?
I've been building a Rust macOS app for it, actually - could use testers in a week, I think. Let me know if you're interested?

https://twitter.com/ryanmcgrath/status/1368027469068963843/p...
The problem is the operating system developers, instead of defining a standard component that could pull update lists from anywhere, just decided, "we shall make one store, and we shall be the gatekeepers"

Imagine if windows (or MacOS) had a control panel where you could paste "Update subscription URLs", and uses crypto to verify licenses (optionally), and implemented binary diffs and what not, and provided a standard operating system component for navigating, purchasing, and installing/updating software?

They were SO CLOSE with add/remove Programs, and it never went all the way.

IIRC there is the Install-Package Powershell commandlet that might almost be that? But, I think it's still locked to Microsoft's store.
You seem to get down-voted but I agree with your view and I think is is funny that the free-speech-absolutists downvote / to take your speech away.

To be intolerant against intolerance is at the heart of any stable, decent, livable society. I don’t understand the view of the free-speech-absolutists because it is so obvious that it doesn’t work.

In Europe - or least in The Netherlands - saying discriminatory thing can get you fined or in jail and that is how it should be if you care about your society.
A command line 7z compatible archiver has been available for Linux for a long time: http://p7zip.sourceforge.net

If all you care about is LZMA compression lzip is your best choice, which has a much more rational container than xz. https://www.nongnu.org/lzip/
There could be another library providing these common utilities, which multiple window managers could use.
I'm not really sure what you're trying to get at here, but I will always side with human rights. I am not American BTW so this little piece of cultural trivia is not especially relevant to me.

> Would your line "its clear which way the cultural winds are blowing today" align with the prejudice side?

??
> The repetitive comment is funny to me because I think the same about soccer - ball gets kicked to one end, goal is missed, ball gets kicked to the other end, repeat ad nauseam.

I agree - it's just that basketball is basically the same for me. The only difference is that with basketball, they score about 25% of the time (or whatever). But the scores are all kind of the same, with a rare spectacular three pointer. Whereas in American football the teams kind of "feel each other out" and change strategies over time, have different formations, and so on, to the casual observer basketball is just a bunch of guys running towards defenders, hoping to spot a weakness, and either succeeding or failing, over and over. And when they succeed it doesn't matter that much, it's 2 points in a game where the teams will score a combined 200!

I've attended two NCAA basketball games, SEC and Big 10 respectively. In both cases when our (the home) team scored, we didn't stand up and cheer, we clapped. I felt like I was watching golf!

> Knowing that the players literally concussing themselves stupid took the fun out of it.

You're absolutely right about this, I was praising football on the abstract level but actually haven't watched it in years. I've sort of gotten myself into watching the occasional Australian football game for exactly that reason; it has some of the same appeal to me without the physicality that creates so many injuries.
and from my understanding, the military's unilateral action is also in line with their constitution, at least according to the military.

so where does that leave us to form an opinion and activism about it? just because we have a democracy-boner doesn't mean we can ignore a country's constitution, even if it is flawed, does it?

and if our democracy fervor is really so strong for us to actually do something about it, then its hypocritical because we don't do anything meaningful about it in country's that are more relevant, and it makes us picking on the little country.
FVEY. The Five Eyes. Five English-speaking countries that share military strength and intelligence. Somehow the world simply tolerates all the blatant espionage they perpetrate with zero diplomatic repercussions. The USA alone probably has more espionage satellites in space than every other nation combined.
Don't worry it's total trash on Windows these days too, I use both platforms and its a complete jank-fest on both with dog slow UI redraw and even basic painting app functionality that ran fine on systems 20 years ago is now slow and glitchy.

(recent Intel MacBook Pro and high end multi-GPU workstation PC)

Adobe started to rest on their laurels about 6 years ago and the results of that choice get more prominent each year as bitrot sets in. Nothing about their software is empowering anymore it's actually just limiting when you see what your computer is truly capable of in software that is written to make use of its modern power.

Within 5 years every piece of Adobe software will be displaced and people will be looking back in disbelief asking "How could they fall so far, they owned the market?"

Also gonna do my part to help their downfall, if you (unfortunately have to for work) pay £49.94 a month to use full Creative Cloud you're being ripped off, I've only paid £30.34 a month for 4 years now, when it's renewal time just keep telling them you're cancelling and it's too expensive and after about 5 minutes of pushing they'll knock a lot off.
You are conjuring up a lot of straw men here, really proving op's point. Getting fired for not directing a swear word but literally just saying a word in quotation is happening. The 'magical powers' is very much on point. Or do you deny this happened?

https://donaldgmcneiljr1954.medium.com/nytimes-peru-n-word-p...
Their initial comment shows just how little consideration they gave to the tool. not even a cursory glance. and let's be real here... 3MB for a developer build of something hosted locally is a weird nit to not consider something for.
What CI runner ?
Relativity. At the moments before launch, the ISS and satellite are moving at the same speed. The launch gives extra velocity (positive delta-v??) which ever so slightly due to mass differences gives a tiny push against the ISS. So the satellite continues to pull away with its increase in velocity. See Newton's first law of motion.

However, after launch, the small satellite usually has no ability to course correct, and its orbit slowly decays to friction with the thin atmosphere. Meanwhile, ISS continues to course correct.
> While there may be no "algorithm" controlling the narrative you see on 4chan (or a straightforward and ostensibly fair one on a site like reddit), the content you see (and by extension, the narrative) is shaped by profit motive: From well-compensated marketing teams, to hordes of self-interested proselytizers (see: bitcoin), to propaganda teams looking to influence public opinion

I've realized I have exactly one outlet free of this left. It's an IRC channel I've been in since the 90s. I thought about it and none of us are there for any reason other than that we have a common interest and like each other. No money involved, no names involved, and it's one of the more supportive and insightful communities I've ever found online. We've sometimes wondered why it's such a different community from the other places, and this article articulates why quite well, I think. We're old-timers holding out in a little pocket of what has been almost fully absorbed by corporate social media. I'm sure there are others. And I'm sure they won't tell you where to find them, either.
It's very comfortable. Since the beginning of my nomadism, I've mostly used non-wheeled chairs, and it's done wonders for my comfort and physical health. Office chairs and even "ergonomic" chairs are overrated. The biggest improvement I've seen has come from changing my position frequently and not being in the same position for hours on end.

Yesterday I was sitting on a hard wood chair. Today I'm sitting on a plastic outdoor lawn chair. I'm comfortable in both, and I feel great.
>US citizens who are required to pay taxes regardless of residence.

US citizens and also Eritreans (there was Libya at some point in time), so really, nothing to write home about.
Food is an actual necessity for ... you know ... living.

Access to the internet by children is not.
Is there a library providing these common utilities, which multiple window managers could use?
And the Earth picks up about 40,000 tons of space dust per year.

We've got a lot of work to do before our space "littering" can even dream of matching that level... and that's just a coincidental level that nature happens to have, not some sort of threshold for "real harm", which I'd guess to be multiple orders of magnitude higher.
Don't they say that the great secret of international law, is that there is no international law?

This situation is an example of what they mean by that.
So do McDonalds wrappers is my point.
Thanks for your observation and question. We designed Venu to be a "venue" for trade shows, conferences, and fairs where there is a need to have exhibit or expo halls in addition to a stage for speakers, keynotes, and panels. We want the experience to be as true to real life as possible in walking around and checking out booths and conversing with the exhibitors. Also, walking around Venu allows people to organically engage with people (name tags are above their heads) they see that they may want to talk to. All very natural to how an in person trade show would be like.
As for moderation, the event organizer would be managing the show flow for their own event, with our event project manager. We offer A/V support as well as technical support.
I would say the "window" enforced by most cancellation represents <30% of the population. I think it's largely the "woke" subset of the progressive population, however big that is, but certainly less than 30%. I don't think the window represents the views of over 70% of the rest of the population; I don't think that was the case in the 50s and certainly not in the 90s or 00s. It seems very likely to me that the window has narrowed to the point that it can't reasonably be called an "Overton Window" as I understand it (i.e., 'views tolerable to the majority' if I understand correctly). Whether or not this kind of super-narrow window constitutes an Overton Window, I certainly think it's an undesirable development.
Yes I have switched to using a Pi4 8GB as a desktop machine running WindowMaker and it's speedy as can be. Am using a USB3 SSD but booting from /boot on the SD card, which then loads the main system from the SSD.
Can happily do C++ work on it or RDP to a Windows machine.
I agree.

He is making the point that young people have found it hard to learn over the lockdown because of not being able to have access to education. He said, "A shocking number of kids in the UK don't have meaningful connectivity."

This has nothing to do with the toxicity of social networks.

I believe that connection to educational services should be free for all families that can't afford it in the UK.
I keep thinking- that's the arctic, leaving. :(
Time to get a lawyer, pore through the terms of service, etc.

A broken / blocked key should not result in this happening. It's a failure of the software. You should also be able to get the IPs that your account was connecting from, and disavow those that are not yours.

Divest yourself from Google and don't pay the bill if there's any way out of it.
If your response to being challenged about the 1950s political climate is to raise a story about someone who died before 1930, then that says a lot...
16GB of RAM are the bear minimum in 2021

By simply upgrading the RAM from 8 to 16GB the MacBook Air cost goes up to € 1.389,00

Which is a lot to me for only 256GB of SSD storage
> I hadn't thought of boycotting much of popular online space as being counter-cultural. It's an interesting thought

I think the interesting part is that it's kind of counter-culture but it itself is not really a culture at all. There are no groups (as far as I know) for people who eschew social media. They don't meet up at the pub and talk about it, they don't have any kind of organization, even a loose one. People just kind of decide to wash their hands of Facebook and Instagram and Twitter and such, then go about their lives. I don't think they generally feel a part of some larger culture (or counter-culture)

Maybe I'm wrong about that. To me though it almost seems like a stand-alone complex.
Counter culture should make you uncomfortable. Otherwise what's it counter to?

By the way, a lot of people here seem to think that the term "counter culture" has positive connotations. It doesn't, necessarily.
I recall hearing that there is a glut of milk in the US because there are just too many dairy cows. Is this still true?
Syncthing - As per their website what it does is to synchronize files between two or more computers in real time, which are usually owned by you so the storage limit is the highest storage you have on a single computer

Diode Drive - A privacy-focused alternative to Google Drive or Dropbox - share and collaborate without uploading to the cloud.you have unlimited storage and files can be shared with a link with anyone and yes that blockchain nonsense
well, he was downvoted. but not overwhelmining so; let's call it controversial.

> And who exactly has been fired for "believing male and female are real concepts"?

I recall some kind of minor debacle about a Stack Overflow moderator (or employee? details are vague) who got in trouble for something related to individual choice of pronouns. It seems to be what they're refering to.
Ask HN: Is an “extremely” transparent version of Facebook/Twitter viable?
Is it viable to have a social media site where identity of every participant is visible to everyone? So anonymity will be impossible. If you need an account on this site, you need use the country specific mechanism that will identify you.

So what do you get for this transparency?
- Freedom of speech. Nothing will be censored.
- No bots (maybe).

In such a forum, will there be fewer assholes, trolls, bad actors etc.?

PS: I don't have a Facebook or Twitter account. My opinions are based on second hand information.
The Zoom client has already a built in calendar integration. Once connected, it will show you all upcoming meetings for the day including a button to join the call. It's quite convenient.
gitolite is pretty fancy but depends on a text based configuration, and it's easy to make your own git-shell which is basically a shell that will allow certain commands, and assign each ssh key to a git-shell with arguments such as a username if you want to bind to a db or something
Not to mention that plenty of x86 hardware has also ditched socketed components.
Imagine Apple is investigated by regulators because some US people created UK account and downloaded some app not available in US.

This kind of behavior is bad, doesn’t matter which country does it.
> As for the "deplorables" who know what they're doing and will never question it or feel any remorse, we should not be giving them a megaphone.

The problem is that this is a very slippery slope. Who gets to decide what's OK and what's not?
These are good questions. I care most about these sorts of definitions when teaching, since they can orient students and describe what it is you are talking about. Some criteria I was taught about life:

> 1. Reproduces itself/making things similar to itself (sort of; viruses are on the periphery, prions...).

> 2. Metabolizes chemicals for energy

> 3. to grow, and as a result,

> 4. produces waste.

> 5. Reacts to stimuli in the environment.

> 6. Maintains homeostasis (reacts to stimuli in itself and keeps 1-5 going).

I really like these, because while they are wrong on some level, they are pedagogically useful: they orient students to what life does, what we can learn about it, and what sorts of data we can collect. Plus, it points towards both ecology and evolution.

Your definition is more encompassing in a way, so it better describes any life-form, but so encompassing that it also describes crystalization! (The parallels between life and crystals are admittedly interesting, especially when thinking about abiogenesis.)

Just from a practical perspective, I would rather start from those criteria than from physical chemistry and physics. Then, come exceptions and complications, which are great! Even when learning physics, I recall every other lecture beginning with, "Those assumptions we made were wrong. Instead, ..."
> Some people wonder how "debugging their editor config" is a good thing, and Emacs is simply not for them.

I am right there in that group but I can't see any good competition save for VIM which is likely loaded with similar problems...

Trouble is, I went with the flow in my first job ~19.5 years ago and just recently realized that I no longer have the desire to tinker with Emacs. :\
10 seconds? What disk were you using?

How will you ever get those 8 seconds back??
It's funny to me that I basically had the same setup, family included. My sister finally set up Bitwarden after someone logged into her Facebook account and started sending her friends a picture of Itachi. Keep hoping, security is often just a disaster away :)
LARPing with boffer swords is counterculture. Kink is counterculture. Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is counterculture. You don't need to brandish a tiki torch to be sufficiently different -- but that's the loudest counterculture, and they're getting all the attention. I know of an ancient forum related to a counterculture intentionally not listed here, and it's ticking along just fine, thankyouverymuch.

Of course, there's a difference between "unpopular" and "intentionally or callously offensive". All of my examples are of the former kind (so long as the kink happens in private spaces, I guess). Church of Satan is borderline in my mind, but I suppose that some Christians might put it in the latter category.
There is afl-rs https://github.com/rust-fuzz/afl.rs also we're working on a fuzzing library that's completely written in rust right now, stay tuned :)
You talk to them. And even more importantly, you listen.

You'll quickly learn that strawmen such as features built for the sake of it don't actually exist. When you think you have found one, ask yourself why. Why did that engineer choose to rewrite a working piece of code? Could it be that there is no documentation and the person who wrote it left the company? Could the engineer be eager to prove themselves and nobody is giving them a bigger task? Did they want to learn a new technical area?

Or take security theater. Could it be an external regulatory requirement?

Of course sometimes the reason may be "a relative needed a job" but that is still different from "just because" :)
Please don't post unsubstantive flamewar comments to HN. They make even a wretched flamewar like this entire thread go into a deeper circle of hell.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26432675.
"Does there need to be some GDPR compliance thing?"

Sounds like you have to learn something before starting a business.
You can spy too any time you want, right after you develop a launch platform. Until then, you develop anything you want to deploy to space, but if the launch agency you've contract with changes their mind, well, you've got a nice shiny museum exhibit.
Reddit is the least countercultural site I can imagine. It's still Top 10 in sites visited, is it not? It's the very zeitgeist of the times.

Those examples weaken an otherwise good article.
Not working. Getting all the time whatever I do:

ERROR Argument Error: %!(EXTRA string=error, string=provide -register <name>=<address> or -lookup <name> or -account <name> or -unregister <name> or -transfer <name>=<new_owner> argument)
This guy just plays further into the tropes that the original video was mocking.
Or it could be part of the Wayland protocol from the get go sparing everyone of major headaches.

At some point you arrive at a core functionality resembling X11 and you went full circle breaking everybody's workflow and tooling in the process for no reason other than severe NIHS.
My teenage son asked me the other day what "grunge" and "goth" were. I was then trying to explain "subculture" and "counterculture", and it was surprisingly difficult to explain.. or convey, especially in the context of what he's seen so far in his life.

I tried using examples of my own youthful adventures and communities -- still not easy.
It was apparently purchased by the CEO of the largest NFT... marketplace (?)

So yeah it’s basically a marketing expense for NFTs broadly.