skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's because you need to sneak behind them with a Hiren's Boot CD before the hard drive has time to kill itself.
I actually managed to build OBS for M1 Mac. All the dependencies do have arm support. I only had to make small changes in the cmake file for arm64. Right now I am stuck at the part of signing the OBS app package. Without code signing Mac cannot open it.
Thanks, this was constructive and informative.
That still remains to be seen, right? Wasn't the first release of gmo mosquitos only recently in Florida?
For many people in the US prisons it must be fun to realize that theyve spent half life behind bars for something that's become legal.
Well, definitely not only America.

Had a perfect example in my family, so I know for sure what alcohol can do and don't touch this crap since very young age.
We have 1Tb RAM workstations, though.
> there's a certain amount of natural space debris surrounding planet earth. This amount has reached a steady state over the past few millions or billions of years.

For what it is worth, I would question this assumption. Why would the amount of natural space debris around earth be at a steady state? Meteor showers [1] are one example of how the amount of space debris is not at a steady state.

[1] Meteor Showers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteor_shower
I am currently sitting on quite a few library improvements in Guile, so many that I forgot most of them but they mostly have to do with XML parsing, that were never upstreamed.

The reason for this is that the process for upstreaming it was significantly more involved that writing it, and also that they require my name and address for it and would intend to publish my name publicly.

Wine also has the requirement for publishing names of all contributors, which the project claims is about “trust”. Even if I were to trust Wine with my name, which I more or less would, I do not trust everyone who sees my name in that public file with it.
Windows has had a native UI forever. Here's how to use it in assembler

https://www.codeproject.com/Tips/1035362/Simple-Window-With-Assembly
Overtime is a big wildcard. As salaried the overtime is often part of the company culture, so not that easy to escape or ride out. As self-employed, the overtime should be specified in the contract, or if not then just ride it out until contract is over.
> before they damage the soil too much.

That really depends on the definition of 'too much'. Does too much mean arid dry wasteland that no longer supports life at all? Does it mean the native flora&fauna no longer grow and everything that does grow must be artificially supported mean too much? Does using it all mean too much (I lean this way personally).
Quote for context:

> The COVID-19 vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech appears to put young men at elevated risk of developing a heart muscle inflammation called myocarditis, researchers in Israel say. In a report submitted today to the Israeli Ministry of Health, they conclude that between one in 3000 and one in 6000 men ages 16 to 24 who received the vaccine developed the rare condition. But most cases were mild and resolved within a few weeks, which is typical for myocarditis.

1 in 3000 might not seem that bad, but what is the fatality rate for Covid for males aged 16 to 24? Wouldn't surprise me if it is even lower...
You're giving Amazon way too much credit here. They didn't need to drug test most of their employees in the first place. That policy was their choice.

Also:

> Amazon was hit with a proposed class action suit, which claimed that the company was violating a New York City law by testing applicants for jobs at local facilities for marijuana, according to a Westlaw report.

So it seems like their hand was forced by the dissonance between federal and state law. This is not leadership or some kind of principled stand, it's liability minimization.
It doesn't explain why this instead of kakoune:(
'Coins like ethereum are going to be a lot higher:' Jim Bianco
Helium is exactly what you describe. People deploy APs that provide coverage and in turn get fractions of pennies for transferring data from random peoples devices.

https://www.helium.com/
This takes me to the next chapter of the Echo device with other firmware on it.

/eg: https://community.mycroft.ai/t/hacking-alexa-or-google-devic...
Check out https://caprover.com/ - nothing cooler being able to deploy postgres from your phone
That's the beauty of open source software and standard protocols like RS232. No matter how long ago the software has been developed you can port it to newer (and more mantainable) machines.
I've watched the entire cycle in the past thirty years as a former agronomist. We were able to genetically modify plants so they generated natural pesticides as a defense against insects. This allowed us to stop spraying thousands of tons of less insecticides.

But the very people complaining about spraying chemicals rejected these new enhanced plants saying they weren't 'natural'. We have been breeding plants to do things the past 170 years ever since Gregor Mendel and his pea breeding. The only difference now is that we have better tools. You cannot win everyone over.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregor_Mendel
I kinda see what you mean, you don't want that kind of bond with others, you want a more honorable role somehow ? Or maybe you expect too much of yourself and thought "I should have made my life better earlier" ?

The woman aspect I can't answer, every psychology can be different, some will never love with pity, some may only love with pity (I for instance, have a mental block on loving someone just because of fun times.. as if it's not enough somehow)
Here is an interesting and insightful blog post by someone who was abused as a child, but due to being homeschooled didn't realize she was abused until a year after leaving home. And once she realized she had been abused she started suddenly experiencing an enormous amount of anxiety and depression.

https://knowingless.com/2018/09/21/trauma-narrative/
> On editors in general: I’d like to have an editor as a library for which I could create modes/cli/behaviors myself.

this is what emacs is and what makes everything else feel so poor by contrast.
It can be WAY lower. When I worked as a freelancer, the best option here was something called "normed-income tax". Basically, for self-employed people, the state would offer you the option of doing no paperwork and letting them decide how much you earn - and you just paid that fixed tax. Not sure what formula they used but it was extremely advantageous, they estimated about 1/10th of my actual earnings.
6MiB DNS stub: rapidness, silence, secure bootstrapping; CECPQ2 quiz
When I open a text editor, I want to type text. Vim won’t let me do that without explicitly telling it that I want to.
I really hope they saved a full disk image to restore in case the hard drive failed.
These are actual hostilities. The U.S. is facing internal political collapse and Russia continues to distract and further sow discontent through these hacks.

The Red Dawn style of hostilities is a relic of the past.
For many people in the world - weed is still illegal including most of EU, Asia, Africa, Middle East and Australia. We're making progress. No point in looking back except for the fact that we should learn from it.
I was able to build OBS from source for M1 Mac. I don’t know how optimized it is. But with few changes to the cmake files you can build it without errors. The only part I am stuck is with code signing. You need to code sign, if not it crashes.
That's my read as well. It seems like Amazon would rather not deal with having to keep track of where it is and isn't legal to smoke weed, so they're just saying, "Ah, fuck it," almost entirely.
New CSS functional psuedo class selectors `:is()` and `:where()`
While I am sure there is an augment to be made that grazing is best, perennial grasses harvested for animal consumption with the manure applied back onto said land, with rotation only after several years, is a close second. Having cover and cereal crops in an animal-free rotation can help, but is not nearly the same.

You may be missing the sentiment of the comment by being overly concerned about the details.
The progressive-left does not care a lot about their electability either, although socialists have had more recent electoral success than libertarians.
How about a 10,000 year old UFO painting from India?

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/10000-year-old-roc...
Not sure how good this self-serving. “Per 10k LinkedIn users” metric is. 2020’s “massive” outmigration from the Bay Area was….6%. It was worse in the first tech crash back in the early 80s.
Apple sells this as a feature on new phones (which people implicitly associate as a communications device). Lights and doorbells are supposed to be dumb devices, not network gateways for the general public.

It would be like Ford announcing that they had been putting USB ports in the bumper of every car for the last 5 years, and starting today you can walk up to any random persons car and charge your phone.
> It seems like the system is rigged no matter which way you look at it. The only option really is to amass enough fuck you money.

It's not actually rigged though. People just sell themselves short due to information asymmetries and a just plain crappy business model (work for hire). Customers see it as a risk so are reluctant to pay much, but it's your skillset so from your perspective there's actually little risk. Better to license technology but maintain ownership so you can sell it again to others. And now that the risk is gone, the hotter the technology the more you can ask for working technology you can demonstrate. Of course this isn't possible in all technology niches but I'd say your goal when self-employed should be to maneuver into areas where it is possible. Business is a game of avoiding being the commodity that others profit from by building into wealth. Work for hire is a commodity.
Chaining app deps in a healthcheck (db, redis) is a great way to trigger a web node autoscaling catastrophe when your redis or db goes down for a few minutes for maintenance.

The health check should only include the health of the service it resides within, not its dependencies.
Lancaster Boulevard
Buy 1 share in a pesticide manufacturer
Go to shareholder meetings
Introduce aggressive candidates (possibly yourself) for board positions
Make a fuss
Get thrown out
Have planned for this so you had an accomplice to film it and organized your press conference with local news in advance
> True freedom would be when you can take yourself out of the picture and still earn income

In this case the "boss" is the cash cow and keeping it alive; also maintaining marketable skills incase the thing dies.

Having too much time and money on your hands can also pose certain social and mental health challenges. It seems everyone has a job whether they like it or not.
Automatic per-tab session isolation with Firefox (2019)
> The US isn't forced to go to war with China over Taiwan.

And China isn't forced to go to war with the US over Taiwan. What's your point?
Clouds of Unknowing: Edward Quin’s Historical Atlas (1830)
But it's artificial to a point: how can everyone be financially independent and retire early yet provide no tradable work?

Someone has to grow the soils, cook the pizza, maintain the electric grid, wipe the asses of the elders, etc. In a way, if more people manage to find ways to retire early and forever, others will find ways to stop this bliss and make them work for them, and it sounds fair no?
Weed should be only first step. We should next move to legalizing and taxing all recreational drugs. I don't see why we should treat them any different from ethanol.
RaspberryPI for mosquito neutralization by power laser
True all day battery life while holding it's own against Intel desktop-class perf is super exciting. (I'm aware that some Intel chips go faster, but see eg [1] -- not near the price point.)

You could get that battery life before, but not without tradeoffs you really felt.

I can barely feel the perf difference between my 2015 mbp and my 2019; I'm dorkily excited to get a new laptop and actually feel a perf bump. It kind of feels like the 90s again.

And separately excited for what happens when Apple makes an m2 or whatever with more thermal budget to compete in the desktop space.

[1] https://techjourneyman.com/blog/apple-m1-vs-intel-core-i9/
What the court decides with regards to damages and similar issues is a bit fuzzy of course.

But the original claim was "That way they are absolutely sure that there will never be a problem." - and for that one, it's obviously not true - it's going to be a problem in the situation I described. It may be a mistake with a good faith assumption, and there may be agreements because it's a trivial amount of code. But it's not going to be "haha, that person did a little bit of fraud, let's ignore it".
How does that work? Your S Corp has to pay you (and your partners) a salary that is appropriate for the job you’re doing. So that “trick” only works if the S Corp is bringing in substantially more revenue than salaries paid.
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I work on developing pesticides based on RNA, which should significantly reduce adverse impacts on the environment (including soils) if commercialised and adopted. Biodegradable and highly species specific.

https://phys.org/news/2021-01-rnai-based-products-sustainabl...

Still more development to be done, but there are alternatives to existing synthetic pesticides on the horizon.
Location: Kano, Nigeria

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How are you no longer trading your time for money?
That is awful. I’m sorry for your loss.

I hope that front-line medical professionals are not reluctant to report potential vaccine injuries. I would be surprised if they are; there are decades of training and experience around such reporting.

Unfortunately it is impossible to completely rule out the potential for injury or death even for routine vaccines, which is why (in the U.S. at least) there is a federally administered vaccine compensation program. In case you’re not aware, CDC-approved COVID vaccines are covered under a “countermeasures” program administered by HHS. Of course that is no comfort; it can’t bring back a loved one.

I hope this post does not come across as callous. I have some idea of what you are going through; I recently lost a parent too, although it was to cancer.
I always thought the packing was interesting, with huge boxes for tiny packages... It's about to get even more interesting!
Some very effective organic pesticides/fungicides are bacteria. Two examples are Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis for larvae that feed on roots[1] and Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, which out-competes soil pathogens[2] and prevents powdery mildew on foliage.[3]

Research in this area is an important step toward learning how to build healthy soil instead of killing it.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacillus_thuringiensis_israele...

[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacillus_amyloliquefaciens

[3]https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmicb.2015.0088...
C-u M-! does the exact same thing in Emacs.
Defeating Code Obfuscation with Angr
> Yes. The weights are determined from survey data (Consumer Expenditure Survey, conducted by the census bureau). They aren't just made up.

That's sort of the point of the previously linked article. Rather than measure price changes of a standardized basket of goods and services, the CPI adopts an inflation metric that is reactive to prices (median Americans will tend to buy cheaper items, regardless of the change in prices of standard materials in the economy). So really it's more of a measure of the median American's budget, not inflation. The two are related of course, but inflation can look quite low while wealth inequality is rising, and vice versa.
It's pretty stupid. Also nail printers (or whatever they are called) have already existed for a while now. You can buy one in Amazon (it's still a cool $1000 for whatever it does) so this isn't a new concept.

Also this robot probably can't give you recommendations or have a conversation with you as a human would do.
Amazon's support likely comes because they've identified an opportunity to profit from distribution.

Just another chapter of hypocrisy in the history of drug dealing.

Great news though.
This is pretty much the plot of the book "Zero day code". It's a good read.
It's weird how drug trafficking from third world countries is illegal, but developed countries selling poisons that destroy natural resources in these lands is perfectly fine. Both must be illegal. Megacorps are always looking for small farmers in low-industry countries to adopt their chemical fertilizers and pesticides to fight native bugs that can be controlled with organic agriculture. These countries don't need to produce huge volumes, there is no need for all those imported poisons. Make them illegal and don't let them kill their nature as well.
see https://github.com/quicwg/wg-materials/
I think OP was alluding to the fact that people are still in prison for possession that would now be legal.
So Musk should reprimand himself?

Only half-joking. What actually happens in these matters?
Nope.
There's two issues being talked about here. If you are in the EU then you have to provide cookies from an age-verified account. Otherwise, the age-gate bypass still works afaik. But the latter is broken in the current youtube-dl release (fixed in yt-dlp).

Also, yt-dl doesn't like yt-dlp to be mentioned on their issue tracker from what I hear.
Thanks. That was the missing term making my search results turn up nothing.
On the list of cool things, deploying postgresql from a phone is most likely pretty down the list. I think my partner would find more cool that I clean the kitchen for example.
Lots of overlap with the twelve-factor app: https://12factor.net
Weed testing, or any drug testing for that matter, was never done for corporate employees like software engineers, accountants, and the like.
I occasionally play Minecraft with my young son. I feel that eventual boredom arrives in creative mode. With no constraints, the charm can disappear.

I think constraints generally in a creative process (design, for example) are almost necessary. Graphic designers get it in print budgets, colour selections, quality of photographs, etc.

I remember once having to pitch to build a web site. The client stated they literally had no budget limitation. I honestly didn't know what to do, having spent my entire career fitting a solution to a budget!
GCC has been split once (remember EGCS?), then merged back. It did not really hurt the project much, AFAICT.

There can be another split.
Doing god's work
virtually every piece of enterprise software is an absolute mess.

it is often the columns of a database row exposed as html with a tiny bit of client-side validation in JavaScript.

a good UI has pages, panels, windows --whatever-- which have a single purpose and show only what is necessary for a user to do the thing that page/panel/whatever is meant for. show everything that is needed, and nothing more.

it's a very high bar to reach, and very difficult to get right. just avoid making awful mistakes and you'll do fine, I'm sure.
yea you're right. kudos for explaining it so succinctly.
There are apparently a couple of countries that put people to death for cannabis offenses.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_for_canna...
The Mazda 6 sedan is also being discontinued in the US.
DOSBox-X 0.83.14 is now released
Russia advances quicker than expected on AI, battlefield tech
If it is that cheap, why doesn't Amazon do a deal with the power company to hang an Alexa off every power pole to build their network?

I'm sure it would be no big deal if I just took a few cents from you and all your family members every day to buy my coffee each day?
That is absolutely not true. Maybe in certain areas, but in much of the country a drug test is required for at least software engineering. I don't know about accounting.

Edit: At Amazon that may be true, but OP's statement seemed much wider than that.
10 years ago when I worked for amazon as an SDE, they never drug tested me for anything. I remember that because at the time I would have failed. I guess there was a class component to who they decided test, white collar office workers don't get tested but the blue collar workers did?
iOS ecosystem also has a problem with gratuitous UX changes. E.g. that physical Home button on early models was a godsend for non-tech users - if they found themselves somewhere unfamiliar, it was always there as an escape hatch, without doing anything non-obvious like swiping from the edge. And then Apple killed it.
My doctor prescribed SORBITOL + TRICHOLINE CITRATE syrup to prevent/fix fatty liver due to alcohol;
I think OP means “at Amazon”.
As US states legalize weed, they tend to free prisoners and expunge records regarding former drug use/possession crimes.
Someone I have been studying that is a step up in scale from permaculture is Jean-Martin Fortier [1] (inspired by Eliot Coleman [2]) who does a fully organic/biodynamic system. It is relatively small scale but high output for-profit farming. I am developing an open source robot that I hope will be able to farm this way, though it’s early days. [3]

JM Fortier of course is only one of many skilled farmers throughout the world, but what I appreciate is that he has clearly documented his process in videos and text so I find it easy to pick up on. His new farm is larger in scale and getting more to the kind of production we need, though the largest commercial farms are still orders of magnitude larger.

I have also been appreciating the No Till Market Garden Podcast and YouTube channel. [4]

[1] https://youtu.be/1BH0NkN6zHs

[2] https://youtu.be/cBKr9kPrpzU

[3] https://youtu.be/fFhTPHlPAAk

[4] https://youtu.be/9SVbLqJHMXE
> The nonlinearities are the bread and butter of modern ML models

I guess I didn't get my point across. What I meant was that pedal settings tend to be non-linear with multiple sweet spots (which often depend on the guitar and amp) so you shouldn't just do a linear range from 1-10^N (where N is the number of knobs) for training data, as someone else had suggested. Moreover, there are also dependencies on the impedance chain, gain structure, feedback, reflections, etc., which seem well-suited to circuit and physical modeling. Digital pedals, as I note, are largely software anyway so it doesn't make sense to me to try to model them with ML any more than it does to model Microsoft Word using ML (though I'm sure someone has tried.)

In general ML seems most useful when you don't have good analytical models - but in the case of circuits and software we have very good analytical models.
Audio plugins is one case. Dplug disables the GC because of an issue on MacOS. So far there is no workaround so we have to write @nogc code.