skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Alternatively, people who are good at analyzing systems and have a sense of ethics refuse to promote a faulty narrative even if they could personally profit from pumping and dumping.

For example, the disruptive experience you describe happens to statistically nobody. The kids you describe are not being their own bankers - almost all of them are using credit card-backed apps, and even if you only look at the few who use cryptocurrencies at all there’s a very small percentage who aren’t reliant on exchanges which are banks for all intents and purposes.
I'm not pro UBI. But I did jot down a half baked thought not hugely long ago that we ought to dramatically reduce the barriers to food stamps for any and all Americans who want them.
You can drink two liters but you can't store them. You'll be going to the toilette pretty soon and losing it.
I mean, that's about what you'd expect, smearing oil paints on top of each other. They won't blend unless you actually blend them.
Hello there I have quite similar background.
(10 years experience, in backend and native android development). Most of the comments already contain good advice. Systems Engineering takes time. I followed long route. I initially took some course in digital logic, and computer architecture and than later took following OS courses.

1. https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.S081/2020/schedule.html
(check video links and do all the lab assignments)

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEWplhfg4Dg&list=PLf3ZkSCyj1...
(based on old MIT 6.828)

3. Networks Review (self study)

Somebody mentioned Intel manuals in the comment (those are really helpful)

These courses helped alot. I would suggest to take some firmware and device driver development course as well. My conclusion is that, these are tough skills and the learning process can be accelerated if you can find some entry level position in a small company which do this kind of work.
No this is massively more invasive than checking your commit history. Github doesn't know moment to moment what you're doing while these invasive tracking programs do.
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> It would be amazing if the browsers offered a built-in „Download & Convert“ feature for images and videos.

In a way, they already do for images: right-click and "Copy". In some desktop environments, you can even paste that directly into a folder to save it as a file. Dolphin allows choosing which format (of those that the browser can convert to) to save it in.
What a bitter, pointless post. Being less of a douchebag than another douchebag doesn't mean you're not a douchebag.
In the outdoors community, there is an emerging breed of ultralight backpacker that wants to shed carried weight so much that they refuse to carry water. Instead, they chug as much as they need when they reach a water source, and continue on the trail without any reserve in water bottles.
If you know folks in your company are writing things you are interested in reach out. Most of those people are happy that someone is taking interest in what they are doing. The information that they will provide will be meaningful and valuable. Use what you learn from those conversations and leverage it in your daily job functions to better position yourself for future roles/jobs/projects.
I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email.

Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
>The complicating issue here being that you’ll eventually pay income tax rates on those dividends instead of (usually) lower dividend tax rates.

This is the wrong analysis. While it's true that when you withdraw you pay taxes at the marginal rate, you also need to realize that your contributions are before tax. When you're withdrawing, you're not paying income tax rates on the gains/dividends, you're paying income tax that you previously deferred. The gains are still tax free.
Keep in mind that this sort of email "cloaking" will cause false positives in fraud prevention systems. Especially if coupled with using a VPN or Tor.
In Russia there are dry fasting resorts that allow people to fast without drinking water for 7-11 days under medical supervision. Most people do it for medical conditions, but some indeed as a way to quickly drop weight. Note that such fasting does not avoid all contacts with water. People still bath and brush teeth.
Equally speaking, if I realise how to fix that bug when I'm out with friends one night, should I present my employer with an extra bill for those hours spent drinking and relaxing, putting my mind in a state where it could fix the issue?
> I don't think GitHub shows it in the UI

Add `.patch` to the end of the URL when viewing a commit to view the full commit, including user information. E.g., ‘https://github.com/<repo>/commit/<hash>.patch’.
You can get a more up-to-date comparison from the WebP team's comparison page: https://storage.googleapis.com/demos.webmproject.org/webp/cm...

Internet uses jpeg qualities that average around 2-3 bpp today, and an improvement in compression density through a new format that compresses 50 % better would push it down to 1-1.5 bpp. The comparison tool displays the bitrates when you hover on the images.
Apparently, it's illegal to pump your own gas in New Jersey. [0]

[0] https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/74549/why-cant-you-pump-...
Very curious to see if this codec gets implemented into After Effects. I've been rendering out of Maya to a PNG sequence for many years since it's lossless and includes an alpha channel. But the decompression times leave me wishing for TIFF, TARGA, EXR, or such... But the cumulative file size difference is dramatic. And that matters when I'm rendering for example 10 tests, each with 2 layers, and also each have 10,000 frames.
Is there a Go equivalent of Calcite? If so, could probably bolt that onto the query path and work in the logical plan translation to the physical plan - which is the query API that’s currently provided.
I can't wait until short window-washers start getting arrested.
MHL largely was for MicroUSB. Chances are what you need is a USB to DP or USB to HDMI adapter. Some work in one but not the other and vise versa. In the end however, Moto Es ARE designed to be the most cut down, least featured phone in the Moto line.

You would still be able to use a mouse or keyboard to input a pin or passphrase if the screen was still semi readable.
Humans can't survive on salt water, your kidneys need like 1.6 liters of water to remove salt contained in 1 liter of sea water.

If the reverse were true we wouldnt have hundreds of people a year dying on dingies trying to cross Mediterranean. Do you think they never tried drinking water around them?
Property taxes fund local services and act as pressure for property to be put to productive use; they specifically exist so property isn’t used solely as a speculative investment. I’m not sure what a tax on general investment would do but discourage speculative investment in general.
I'm wondering if it's really necessary to get at the block device directly.

I'm able to saturate a PCIe 3.0 x4 link doing direct IO to an NVMe drive with a single 1.7 GHz Power PC core without breaking a sweat. This is through ext4.

My accesses are sequential though. Maybe there's more of a penalty with random IO.
Have you tried?

I did on some occasions on a hot day, before going off to some activity - and it does not last the whole day - but it definitely last some time.
You have to love that it's a "Linux/GNU/X" system.

Not even at GNU/Linux, but a Linux/GNU system... Would Stallman accept that or does GNU have to be first?
In my experience the explanation is, that people like dogs.
See I did that, but got the one-two punch of death.

Cracked screen AND USB-C port failure. No charging or data transfer possible.

Apparently at one time google opted me in for Google Photos, so I have a backup of those, but recent contacts were totally lost.

Still have the board lying around and am tempted to continue tinkering with it... Or would be if I had any clue where to get insight on how to do advanced debugging on why a mobile phone wouldn't even register as connected over USB-C. Assuming some sort of handshake failure.
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I wanted something similar. https://instalogin.co (shameless plug), any questions, let me know.
You're not the chap who saved the business that was digitising people's tapes/LPs were you? If so, good job.
Just to check my own knowledge. Do you mean opening another socket for logs?

If not, what is a channel?
If delusions are contagious with no biological carrier, and in otherwise healthy humans, what does that say about mental illness in general?
We have a name : BOFH

If we don't like you, we'll make you hurt.
Our sweat system is adaptive, though - it will shut down if severely dehydrated. (This is not usually a good thing)
Not directly relevant to the discussion, but I'm glad to see some (ex?) KU Leuven people involved in this.
No not at all silly, I want to get to this as well.
I just use what X-Windows supplies for customizing the keyboard. The way to tell the machine what modifier keys to use for what is with xmodmap. My .Xmodmap file contains:

clear control
clear mod2
clear mod4
keycode 134 = dead_greek dead_greek dead_greek dead_greek
keycode 108 = Multi_key
remove Lock = Caps_Lock
keycode 66 = Control_L
add control = Control_L

But you have to figure out the keycodes that your keyboard is sending to make it work for your particular machine. The program xev is good for this.

This mapping also makes the capslock key into another control key, which is good if you use Vim.

The Greek letters will be on keys that make sense, and the other Unicode characters are pretty rational too: to make é, type <mod>'e. You can make any key combination produce anything, even long strings, by putting the mappings in the Compose file. My Compose file is in /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8.
I have snippets in there, such as my email address. This way the mappings work anywhere, not just in a particular editor.
Show HN: I implemented Tilde – Operator for Go Compiler after months of research
I’m not sure how regressive taxation is going to improve the middle class’s lot?
I'm thinking back to the GP that I replied to and my comment was basically not trying to defend the suburbs (it would be very hard to defend continuing construction of them), but also we can see some nice things about them. At least that was my drift.

I'd agree that automobile culture does't cause people to not plant gardens (although maybe it does since why do that when you can just drive to the grocery store?) if that's where you were going.

Suburbia isn't the best form of development (we already know what that is) but automobile culture just makes it a monster. It'd be one thing if you could ride a bike from the suburbs to the grocery store and back. But even a mile away is just out of the question for most people. So instead we build giant highways, spend money on highway job construction programs, and tolerate lots of money being spent on cars that become a necessary prosthetic to live life in much of the United States. Not to mention all of the unnecessary deaths, particularly teenagers, caused by car wrecks.
The only way to relieve yourself of the burden of proof is by never having the actual emails of anybody. Would it be possible to offer your service under that constraint? That would be extremely cool!
That can be fixed by using “EDITOR=true git commit --amend --allow-empty”
So it’s in their bodies instead of carried on their bodies? Maybe the few grams of plastic for the container means that much to them?

It’s seems like this is kind of related to where bikers (cyclists) pay double for a component to save 100 grams instead of losing a bit of body weight.
> There is a group of people for whom "work friends" are really important.

These people are generally very disruptive and a huge burden on people not looking to mix their social and professional lives. The reason they’ve been encouraged to build personal relationships at work despite the disruptions is that their goals aligned with those of sociopathic middle and upper management that puts their personal desire to see their “resources” churning away IRL ahead of actual productivity. The move to WFH is going to expose the whole “office culture” mindset for what it is.

> And so for those people who really value the "work friendship", that is essentially part of their compensation.

Will those of us who are forced to play the role of emotional caretaker of our co-workers also be compensated for our labor? For having to navigate office romances and nepotism? Time asked to drink after work?

I actually think the Gervais Principle is a great way to look at this:

https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...

In short, the sociopaths have the clueless building their entire lives out of the office. The losers until now have just had to suffer, but WFH is the first chance in a long time for them to score a win.
An open source network, either regional or wide area, would be a very big deal for many areas. Being 4G compatible is nice, but even if it uses a different band (e.g., less stringently controlled WiFi bands) a mesh network would enable a lot of projects.

On the technical side, current SDRs are cheap and very capable. Unfortunately, for this to take off one needs a large network effect and should the technology take off it is easy for various three letter agencies to compromise, for example by inserting their own nodes. And as some uses are likely to be sketchy "because terrorism/pornography" is all the justification they will need.
If I'm seeing this correctly, the free https://mailhide.io/ seems very similar
Been evaluating lossless alternatives to .PNG, the nice thing about .webp is that it is multi-threadable (hard to come by as far as lossless compression algorithms go), can JPEG-XL (lossless) say the same?
If Original vs Lossless does not look the same, it is because your browser does not do color management correctly. JPEG XL's lossless is mathematically lossless, so there cannot be any actual difference.

What can happen though is that the "Original PNG" doesn't have an ICC profile and gets treated by your browser in a different way than the PNG produced by the jxl decoder. This is a problem of your browser though, not of JPEG XL, and likely the image you see for "lossless JPEG XL" is the correct one.
The routing of OSMAnd+ is limited to a few hundred kilometers. On holidays I do do longer trips.
OrganicMaps should still have the contraction-hierarchy routing which scales better for longer distance routing.
This is analogous to saying a car that crashed into a tree has successfully stopped.
Blur by Abine.
Also masks your phone numbers, your credit cards and is a password manager on top of that.

https://www.abine.com/
> I want to see Gucci deliver a home studio build for their elite clients, that fully and completely ‘guccifies’ their space.

Maybe it’s just me but this is a crazy thing to want, and to say you want. Why, why?!
By the time you’re teaching severe dehydration it’s a little late though, isn’t it?
What a stupid name. Looks like misspelled medicine name.
Hey! This is my first attempt to learning of the contribution to Go Compiler. I just wanted to write a blog post about the journey.

Your feedbacks are valuable! Thanks!

If you do not use Medium, you can read the blog on the repository: https://github.com/Dentrax/go-tilde-operator/

Find the issue proposal: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/46847
Find the implementation PR: https://github.com/golang/go/pull/46848
.. but this is an iPhone, so the options for "original" are HEIC, JPEG, and "proraw" https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT211965
What a stupid name. Looks like misspelled medicine.
Fetch Command Line Wikipedia
Fetch helps you to quickly look about anything and it is all possible with wikipedia webscrapping you can get full wikipedia article on the topic or you can also look at the introduction about the topic.

github: https://github.com/yashsinghcodes/fetch
https://archive.is/y9TIe
If you pay an exec $100MM in stock, they’re taxed on it the same as $100MM in cash, no? They’re just not taxed if their stock appreciates by $100MM and they never sell it. (And if they do sell it’s taxed as capital gains)
Pixels support DisplayLink mode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iw4YJpiBVo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iw4YJpiBVo
Both comparisons appear identical to me in Firefox.
People like dogs, and your dog at least appears to like you back. If they don't really like us, their behavior is enough of a facsimile that it doesn't even matter.

I spend more time with my dog than anyone except my wife and kids; and it is pretty close to the amount I spend with my teenagers given that they have their own interests and activities. With that much time together, there is just naturally a bond.
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A flat tax on what? Income? Wealth?

I’m not against the idea so long as we make it progressive at the very bottom (though I understand my motivations there are explicitly moral ).
Probably some of both. A wealth tax would discourage investment and encourage consumer spending, and would hit the middle class the hardest. As usual - these things are always sold as being targeted at the "rich."

Though, it would be interesting to see how people would try to game/avoid it. Instead of investing in stocks, a middle class person looking to preserve some wealth could buy things like physical gold/silver from local dealers with cash, hide it under the floorboards, and definitely NOT report it on their taxes.
Water, water, every where,

And all the boards did shrink;

Water, water, every where,

Nor any drop to drink.
I can’t speak for the pro-office crowd, but as a strong wfh advocate, I’ve been extra loud about this because for the first time in my life, there’s a dramatic phase shift that looks like it can change our global work habits for the better. We’re also seeing a lot of execs try to wind the clock back and force people back into the office, so it feels like there’s a legitimate and yet to be decided battle taking place.
I think it's best to simplify when possible. Just get rid of the charitable tax deduction or cap it at a certain amount.
It's the opposite.

Persistence hunting requires good thermoregulation. Sweating (loosing heat fast) makes persistence hunting possible and keeps body temperature down. Animals human hunt will get overheated. They have to stop to cool down.

ps. Endurance running helps with scavenging too, not just hunting.
And why you may not want to flush if the water goes out - the toilet tank is potable if sometimes a bit slimy.

There’s also the water heater if it has a tank - it can be drained from the bottom (you’ll want to shut it off if it’s not refilling).
JXL's design operating point is "no visible compression artefacts".

Most people do not want to have visible compression artefacts on the images they put on their web pages.
JXL starts from this premise and tries to answer the question: "How small can we then make the image?"

Care must be taken when trying to compare the performance of image codecs by increasing compression density until there are very visible compression artefacts and then evaluating whether A's or B's artefacts look worse: If both A's and B's artefacts are so bad that one would not want to put such an image on one's website, such an experiment gives no insight on what one would pick for images that one would actually put on one's website.

Figuratively speaking, if I buy a shirt, my main criterion is that it looks good in good condition, and not that it still looks good if I put a coffee stain on it.

So, before comparing codec quality at compression levels where artefacts show, always ask yourself: At that level of visual quality, would I actually want to put either of the two options on my website? Now, it is of course tempting to compare "away from the actual operating point", because it is just so much easier to do comparisons if there are very visible differences. Comparing near-identical images for quality is hard. Doing this over and over again in a human rater experiment is exhausting. But that's then answering the actual performance questions that need to be answered.
> There is a sharp decline in reverence for “authority” along with a lowering of barriers to entry.

This feels so different to what I’ve observed in “blue” states and popular media/social media over the last 1.3yrs
Governments just spent the last year killing small businesses to the benefit of large ones, so this would help them finish the job.
I think we collectively concluded some time ago that reviews are worthless, even on GMaps?
If you convert the full-resolution JPEG/HEIC to PNG you won't lose any information, right?
Why is it unsustainable? The money they take home gets spent thus supporting other people.
Perspiration then ?
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https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/04/07/why-people-...

People who identify as secular have about 1 fewer child per couple when compared to the same local averages.
It's an extraordinary historical event; a while ago I read Beevor's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalingrad_(Beevor_book) and it left a profound impression on me of the sheer meatgrinder of humanity, both German and Russian, that the battle was. Like the siege of Leningrad, a huge number of people were starved to death.
Sorry, but HN does not let me put direct link so wrote it in the form for text.

Fetch is in its initial point so your feedback and contribution is very much appreciated.

Thank You
At the same time content providers are trying to make it as difficult as possible to 'steal' their videos and images.
Also in Swedish (so possibly also in other Nordics).
A Wacom tablet is nowhere near as good as this. Harder to draw on, you can't easily point to things, more tedious to select different colours etc.

I think the actual easy solution is an overhead camera and pens and paper. Doesn't look as cool obviously.
The persistence and spread of psychological delusions explains how extremely irrational ideas such as conspiracy theories, even of them most ludicrous kind, can gain hold and even spread. If some people can believe that a dog bite will make a male pregnant with a puppy, and this irrational idea can gain hold and spread among a culturally-shared population, then even the most ridiculous idea can gain hold and spread among a culturally-shared population.

Humans are capable of rational thought, but obviously there's some other cognitive process that overrides rationality in favor of some other preferred thought process, even if it's harmful to the person and their society.
It's on the App store right now: https://apps.apple.com/app/organic-maps/id1567437057 - the beta program is for testing new versions
So is there any way to use this in unlicensed bands outside of a lab setting? Maybe using CBRS?
Make sure your body has enough salt/ sugar and it can hold a lot more water.
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At least he didn't wander off about spandex.
During COVID governments spent and spent. Now the check must be paid. By us.

The already wealthy benefitted immensely from the pandemic [0]. Hopefully, governments understand this and by "us", they realize they need to tax based on that, and not some scheme where the people already most negatively impacted have to bear the brunt of it.

0 - https://www.forbes.com/sites/chasewithorn/2021/04/30/america...