skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is not a huge range of choices. I considered TI's chips and worked with a student who had some measure of success using BT on a dev board. I would recommend looking over the support forums for any candidate chips, you will quickly get an idea of what the development experience is like. If the functionality you need is simple (e.g., just sending periodic data from a sensor) then something that wraps the SDK's API and provides a higher level simplified interface would be faster and easier to use (Arduino, MBed). If you need low level access, complete control, and special functionality there are few choices, namely the big chip companies that make BT chips and they all seem pretty bad. My theory is that Bluetooth is so hugely complex as a barrier to market entry (also companies like Nordic want to sell you consulting services). We wanted simultaneous Central and multiple Peripheral channels (a connection to a phone and to multiple sensors) so our only choice at the time was use two chips or use Nordic, and a smartwatch has tight space requirements. In general if you just need radio and it does not have to be Bluetooth I would avoid Bluetooth. ANT was a real pleasure to work with and has some nice development and testing tools and there are some phones with ANT radios (Sony if I remember correctly). Zigbee might be another alternative.
Depends on the ship. Container ships are just one type. Bulk cargo and stuff like car transporters remain relevant too.

But in the case of container ships, they have frames every so often to stabilize and secure the load. Those are the natural tie in point for wing sails. This is a relatively straightforward naval engineering problem. CG vs Center of Lift has been well understood since the 1800s.
But because Intel (mostly) sells commodity parts, any effort improving compilers has a limited ability to benefit Intel without also benefiting competitors (i.e. AMD Ryzen/Epyc). Compiler improvements also benefit owners of existing devices, which reduces the pressure for customers to trigger a hardware upgrade cycle. However you cut it, improving x86 compilers doesn't improve Intel's profitability in a competitive x86-dominant market.

Apple doesn't have any such conflicting motivations because they sell the product rather than commodity parts. For Apple, improving the compiler as a unified part of the Apple Silicon development process means they can sell a better product with the same unit cost, with only residual benefit to competitors that don't have access to Apple Silicon hardware.
Really. Horror only happens in the movies? What if one of the Dyatlov party went bananas? There were some terrible injuries. And the radiation? (Two years after Mayak.)

We live in a world where six people were just killed by someone who didn't get invited to their party. This clean, sanitized theory wants to pin Dyatlov on physics.
As a Chinese, I say Chinese government is really bad at PR and competent in dealing with issues given the circumstances. As you know China has been living through something comparable to 1920 - 2000 in last 20 - 30 years. Any thing you just think would work will stop working the next year, they are far from perfect, but I think they are doing a pretty good job so far.

I think it is less about competent. It is actually are you willing to set out policy to solve the problem but lose your popularity? Is government is ready to make the hard choice? People can only do that during war time.
CTRL + F? I feel like I remember using that in Google Docs. How will they rectify this?
This is similar to the famous "come to Besiktas!" posts. Or to whenever a Turkish or Egyptian footballer comes to a certain team, you can be sure that said team's social media channels will be inundated by Turkish or Egyptians fans for the duration of the player's stay. In other words it is spamming, but it is not State-sponsored spamming, like it happens with Israel.
I'm looking into a python -> dart -> js approach. Emphasis on static type checking and small feature set that's easy to understand.

https://github.com/adsharma/py2many/

Made a new release earlier today:

https://adsharma.github.io/py2many0.2.1/
So if a user’s role changes (e.g. some privileges are revoked), they can still act in their old role until their token expires? Sounds like you have a security issue. Which website is this again?
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Thanks for the kind words!

Yes, I am in SFBA; I know about Saildrone; Sailbuoy, Liquid Robotics and a few other similar companies pursuing small data-collection drone boats. I didn't hear about Sofar yet - thanks for the link.

As a full disclosure, the boat I launched was made under collaboration with Blue Trail Engineering ([1]) known for SeaCharger ([2]). All cool parts on the photo are from them; my parts were camera / extra satellite modem / some cloud autopilot. I am way less cool than Damon from Blue Trail Engineering.

As for my solar drone boats hobby, it's so slow moving that there's nothing to follow at the moment. If I get the second boat out of the CAD stage, I would probably get something on my low-profile youtube channel ([3]). But I would not expect anything too soon: bigger boat requires very careful engineering, and with my limited hobby budget it will take time.

Anyway, thank you for the words of encouragement. :)

1. https://www.bluetrailengineering.com/
2. http://www.seacharger.com/
3. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXLwwf3muIhUs7zYIbRTHNw
I'm not sure it's just about constrains. There are some problems that are just too "random" for FP thinking. Usually those around human behaviour.

When planning your next startup, even with unlimited budget, FP might not get you far. You simply cannot predict product/market fit and how you should develop your product without user feedback
Protonmail. Emails are end-to-end encrypted at rest so sysadmins and others can’t access them. Fastmail is also a good provider, but you won’t get the same peace of mind as protonmail.
Millikan wasn’t the founder of Caltech.
Productivity isn't everything. If what is produced is harmful, it is even negative value.
I had to re-key my keyboard recently and managed to get all keys right, EXCEPT for a swapped right alt/ctrl. I don’t think I ever typed on those two, so maybe it’s a blank in my muscle memory map :)
Maybe I am just dumb, but was python considered verbose?
That high level of virulence though works against it just due to being identified much quicker. You're not going to get cryptic spread of a virus which is 60% fatal.

This coronavirus might have spread to ~10,000 people and already jumped to Italy before anyone was aware there was a brewing medical crisis.
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There's a tool for this called reveng. https://reveng.sourceforge.io/
That is a nicely-formatted Javascipt file. Almost makes me want to learn Javascript.

https://mebeam.com/mex.js
Fixed sails won't be viable for container and bulk cargo ships due to the need for unobstructed access. They might be able to make limited use of kite type sails for running downwind.

Sails could be more viable for tankers and car carriers. Those don't rely on cranes for loading and have more free space on deck.
You are right - I should have qualified “even within the EU it is not without restriction”.

https://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=457
Related video US Army classified film Camp Century

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ujx_pND9wg
The kernel allocates memory too, hence an improvement at that level benefits allocations across the board.
The question is not what the difference was then and now. The real question is why did Elon do what he did? It is very simple, he was trying to be the champion and pseudo figurehead of a group of people who would do anything to identify with him. In turn he gets free marketing, free cult figure status - same goes for smoking weed. I feel sorry for kids who lost stimulus checks believing him....
Couple of points:

1. Lockdown and travel restrictions are not the same.

2. Travel restrictions and reasonable public health safety measure are not exclusive. They only work in conjunction.

I would argue that one of the most damaging things the EU did was take care of these things linearly.

As an example German Pharmacies warned the Government of mask supply issues in February. Maybe even January. I know february because beginning of February they were having those supply issues.

Fun fact, one of the biggest suppliers of machines that are required to make N95 mask threads is German(I think it was german, but could be central European). Yet, just like the US, Germany did not call for domestic mask production until months later. I'm not even sure they did at all seeing how a lot of masks later were cheap chinese masks sold over market value with quality control issues.

Contrast that to Taiwan, where fever wards were established right away, domestic mask production and distribution was increased and regulated, combined with a coherent message and paper contact tracing(i.e. no app to start right away). And before you say "but Taiwan". Yes, Taiwan has a second wave coming that will be way worse than the first one, since the top level government seems to have let arrogance forget a couple of the things they did right early on.
I’m not who you’re asking but I wish we had learned that a robust debate is necessary and we shouldn’t just assume tha Anthony Fauci has read the latest research.

https://www.econlib.org/great-moments-in-epidemiology/

He did enormous damage in 1983 by speculating about casual transmission of HIV within households even though he admitted to not having read the paper. He was slow to get up to speed on aerosol transmission this time around.

The comment at the bottom of that page also contains this gem from Oprah Winfrey in 1987:

> Research studies now project that one in five—listen to me, hard to believe—one in five heterosexuals could be dead from AIDS at the end of the next three years. That’s by 1990. One in five. It is no longer just a gay disease. Believe me.

Obviously that never happened.
I was 12 that year and this sort of stuff terrorized us, even though it was based on highly dubious modeling, plus belief by public health officials in the promulgation of nobel lies.

I think we should have learned that groupthink and motivated reasoning can lead to all sorts of ancillary damage not just to psychological health, but to reduced trust in institutions, heightened political polarization, massive misallocation of resources, and putting focus on the wrong places.

We should have learned that being honest about what is known and what isn’t known and placing trust in the public leads to the public placing trust in public health authorities when it really matters. Credibility is extremely important to maintain, and protecting and encouraging a robust debate is paramount to discovering the truth and making better decisions.
I assume they have used CSS to apply the styles on each text span, and now they don't?
> How do you cancel someone who is already dead?

There’s thousands of years of “cancel culture” history of doing that:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damnatio_memoriae
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It’s core principal; that the 1MB blocks use cap was arbitrary and holding back the network, remains 100% true.

The arguments against SPV wallet use in this text don’t ring true for me.
This argument gets played frequently but it misses the a point. Buffet is not complaining that he has not been able to send enough money to the government he is complaining that the system has no way to take the money from people like him. It’s is meaningless to send more money as the complaint is about the system and how it deals with the overall group he is a part of.

The consistent criticism is that Buffet has not put in enough lobbying to change the system. He could afford building of lobbyists and not farms and burned out influencers manipulating public consensus. Now that’s a a decent criticism. But no one should ever have to pay more than they must, just to have an opinion on their own government.
W3Champions is an unofficial amazing work to bring back to warcraft 3 what reforged has taken away (mostly ladder and tournaments, for competitive games). But there's more, since they could provide intercontinental servers that offer low ping for players from different continents. We have for the first time in history pro players from china battling with the ones in europe, european vs NA, etc.

Back2Warcraft are the guys that stream and cast most of the competitive games. I suggest you watch them live on twitch when there's some tournament, and/or on youtube for past games.

It's a great time for warcraft 3, thanks to the great effort put in by fans. If only the game hadn't been killed by Blizzard :(
But there's still plenty of people playing, with classic graphics and W3Champions servers (you still need reforged), and plenty of pros to watch.

Enjoy your warcraft 3!
The guy seems clueless how he affects people he manage, so is unfit for the job.

He sounds like a 0.1x employee.
Making terminals do things they were'nt intended: notcurses for terminal gaming
If this is the case, what is the point of charging? Can't it be free. Invoicing also brings ecosystem benefit, right?
Ironically, WHO and CDC have done bad messaging on both sides of this. I get slammed every time I bring this up now, because the issue is politicized and, let's be honest, pretty traumatic as well. But I think it's important so I'll keep trying.

Everyone should have been masking up as soon as possible in the pandemic. Case counts were low, we didn't know much about the route of transmission, and we also thought it was even more dangerous than it turned out to be. Precautions were indicated, but health authorities were decrying mask use as late as the end of March.

But it turns out that the primary vector is aerosols, not droplets or fomites. Any mask will mitigate droplet contamination, and the resulting fomites: this is why influenza has practically disappeared, masking is very effective against influenza, where those are the primary vector.

But no mask will do much to filter aerosols on exhalation. That's simply not how they work, positive pressure puts most of the gasses out through the sides of the mask. Even a P100 filter with cartridges won't do it, that's why they have a vent, otherwise the face seal would be broken every time one exhales. To be generous, I'll say that a cloth mask catches 30% of aerosols. It doesn't, but say it does: that's not nearly good enough. Which case counts after universal masking mandates illustrate quite clearly: they rise, and fall, and the masks don't have anything to do with it.

A good mask will filter some aerosols when inhaling: but a cloth mask won't. So once aerosols were identified as the culprit, WHO and CDC should have emphasized air filtration, which is quite effective, limiting the number of people indoors on the basis of how many air exchanges a HEPA or ULPA filter was capable of doing. Messaging should have emphasized that cloth and surgical masks are completely useless, and that at-risk people should stay home, and if they can't, should get a proper mask (KN94, (K)N95, P100) and learn how to use it. COVID doesn't survive on surfaces very long, so reuse is more-or-less ok, and there were plenty of proper masks by June, which is when these facts were available. If WHO and CDC had listened to them.

I vape, so I can illustrate this to myself quite easily: I can hit the vape through a cloth mask, but not a KN94. And with any mask, I can take a hit, put it on, and exhale a visible cloud of, yep, aerosols, around the side of the mask.

I still wear a KN94 indoors, it's the best I can do. But I'm walking around in indoor spaces with no HEPA filters, surrounded by people who are unprotected, just wearing a talisman. This was preventable.
The parent is talking about transpiling python to JS. I don't see why people who hate JS would like python. The language itself is not any better IMO (excluding ecosystem here).

edit: following some comments I want to add that the situation is symmetric IMO. I don't see the point in transpiling any of the two to the other.
This is the real reason for the block size cap.
We've seen the sun set after a warm day, and we've seen it rise again after a cold night. You live through this enough times and you learn to see beyond the horizon. Eventually you can see yourself in the distance, walking forward and away from you, towards your past
Let's go! I waited for 20 years.
This is really cool, wonderful project! I love seeing people put so much effort into projects like this.

I'm a bit curious about the choice of OpenGL 3.3. When OpenGL 4.0 came out in 2010 it was a game changer for me and I remember it made everything (apart from quick debug drawing) so much nicer. OpenGL 3.3 was released simultaneously and was essentially as much of 4.0 as could be backported for those unable to move over right away.

Is this choice a hint at how long you've been writing this, is it comfort and familiarity? I'm not criticising the choice, it obviously works for you. I'm just interested in the reasons.
Isn't the new Windows Terminal app open source?

https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
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I think you're joking and talking nonsense. There are practical limits to the size of a planing or foiling vessel. This is just basic physics. Adding more sail area isn't helpful; at some point it's counterproductive and actually slows the vessel down.
I’ve seen this misinformation repeated everywhere in this thread.
It’s simply not true, stop repeating this nonsense.
Another user posted the calculations for the weight of a pressure vessel needed for the hydrogen storage and it explains why current hydrogen cars are more heavy than long range battery cars.
Even accounting for more efficient storage for the trucks the weight needed for hydrogen is similar to what is needed with the batteries.
Please stop with this nonsense that 480kg of batteries are equivalent to 2 kg of hydrogen.
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Ready for a random question out of the 200+ UB cases on the ISO C, or about a random feature from any C compiler?
The miners control the network, longest chain and all that.

They also have lots of money to pay for devs.

Foolish to think a bunch of open source devs are controlling the protocol in defiance of miners who would rather they do something else.
TL;DR he was fired for this excerpt in his book.

> Most women in the Bay Area are soft and weak, cosseted and naive despite their claims of worldliness, and generally full of shit. They have their self-regarding entitlement feminism, and ceaselessly vaunt their independence, but the reality is, come the epidemic plague or foreign invasion, they’d become precisely the sort of useless baggage you’d trade for a box of shotgun shells or a jerry can of diesel.
Also, we are deaf and didn't hear the guy who tried to pick a fight with us
You've made a lot of rather large mental leaps that i'd rather not debate right now. But what your original comment lamented was the distraction from the very important issues you listed. Ignoring the merit of the bathroom arguments for a moment, there is definitely a similar associated opportunity cost. If it's not as important as the other issues you listed, it should perhaps be dealt with later...
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This has always been the way, people bought lotto tickets because there was nothing to lose and everything to gain.
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So the use case described by Brouer was for networking code in the kernel? The article explicitly mentions his use case as the ‘original’ motivation, regardless of whether that’s the primary use case.

Is the kernel then the primary place this is used now? Which places in the kernel need and take advantage of it?
I am aware of one accidental hanging. My point is that children do stupid shit all the time. Just from my personal experience I once let my friends wrap me in a wet towel so that I wouldn't be able to move and overload a trampoline with me on it so that it would send me flying. I rotated twice and landed almost vertically upside-down head on concrete but luckily in a way that most of the energy was absorbed by my shoulder/along the whole body. In another instance, different city, different kids, I was locked with other friends in a disused industrial freezer made of what looked like polyurethane. I was there 'negotiating' with a group of 'thugs' who were terrorizing the neighbourhood kids with airsoft guns. At one point they quickly escaped the freezer with one of them left inside with us. Their leader then took a lighter and threatened to set us on fire, holding the lit lighter against the polyurethane. Luckily they couldn't figure out how to lock the door. Next day when I visited the place the only residue of the freezer was a pile of ashes and char on the building next to it. I could probably think of more similar experiences and many more of my friends and family. Don't get me wrong, I have no horse in this race; I'm just saying that what happens on TikTok has to be compared against a baseline of what kids would do otherwise.
Apple could probably force Facebook's hand. They could mandate privacy. Amazing how much influence over the software business they have cultivated via the iPhone and AppStore.
On my university we learned C++, already with proper strings, vectors, in-house collection library.

About 30 years ago.
You may try cgroups and mount namespaces with bind mounts. Alternativelly you can wrap apps in Snaps[0] yourself, or use some other app packaging/isolation concept.

[0] https://ubuntu.com/blog/apps-to-snaps
That's basically what Vitality does https://www.vitalitygroup.com/
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Amazing job! If you could tell, how much time did you spend on it daily or weekly?
And how much experience in the gamedev industry and/or with C did you already have when you started?
Good luck too. It really is easy though. That is the flowchart you need to use. Dunno what else to say.
You should re-read my original comment. I said that travel restrictions would not do anything unless the pandemic strategy was eradiction. If the strategy is to "flattien the curve", then there is essentially no effect from closing borders.

>1. Lockdown and travel restrictions are not the same.

Yes, this is the entire point of my argument.

>2. Travel restrictions and reasonable public health safety measure are not exclusive. They only work in conjunction.

This is not correct. Lockdowns work even without travel restrictions. Travel restrictions don't do much without lockdowns (and other non-pharmaceutical interventions).
More dotfiles stuff on the vcs-home wiki:

https://vcs-home.branchable.com/
Meh.... I don't know the exact code and didn't want to look it up. The point is... you say "dude, this token is invalid... try again".
Some of the people profiled in Werner Herzog's Encounters at the End of the World look like they might be suffering at least a little isolation sickness or cabin fever.
Because the latter isn’t a sustainable solution to the problems we are facing. The environment can’t support all of the current population at any kind of modern lifestyle.

Unless “changing lifestyles” is “give up all daily transportation, heating, cooling, meat, and 99 percent of electricity”, it’s not gonna cut it.