skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would be very surprised if the camera modules put out anything different than the standard image sensor interfaces such as SPI, MIPI, and SLVS. Anything else would require extra circuitry that is too big. Then it just becomes a case of figuring out the control for the lens module.
It's not about which way is better, but which default is more useful in practice.
Igneous rocks, generally, are the site of ancient volcanos, or at least active undersea cracks. Igneous rocks tend to have the interesting minerals in them. Take the gold deposits of southeast alaska. When they were formed, geologists think, they were probably black smokers near undersea cracks that belched out plumes of gold bearing minerals. Several million years of continental drift and they are strata under mountains
Does going on tour and spending long hours hacking computer systems count as lying flat? I’d say they were just contrarians who worked differently, and we’ve got lots of those, working hard, in all parts of society. Entrepreneurs also reject the usual rat race but they do it so they can work harder and have even more responsibility.
Interestingly, it is copy able... but only on GitHub ! ("forkable")

That's some nasty walled garden terms... I wonder how much these kinds of ToS are actually legal ?
Takes me about 10 mins per post to find a captcha that I can actually see. Half the time the slider doesn't show up. At least they have tweaked it slightly now that it remembers your post, at first you had to copy everything and open a new reply window if you failed the captcha.
I used 4chan a lot (pol occasionally, x a lot, o a lot) because I like relatively freedom of speech and now I use it like 10% what I did before because the captcha fails so much.

Ironically the blatent bots have already circumvented it.
I'd argue that if you're using it, you trust it. Otherwise you wouldn't use it. This seems a lot better than just letting the internet provider give a regular DNS.
I mean it answers the question pretty quickly if your agent isn't sophisticated enough to actually produce novel programs in the first place.
Is there a downside to going to peertube versus self-hosting? Even if you just use it as a CMS for your videos, it seems like it’s all upside to me. Plus it adds a drop to the bucket of network effect for the platform, which appears to be the only viable alternative to YouTube in which the publisher retains the lion’s share of authority.
The 1970 were 50 years ago, and as you pointed out that was when the practice ended. China is doing these things now.
Nonsense. This will make your project take at least 50% more time, if not more. The dialogue that one could have with developers will bring out ideas on how to do things simpler. Also, sometimes a requirement that you have now conflicts with one that you had earlier. If you don't have a good dialogue with your developers it may be that the first requirement just gets disabled or otherwise starts to behave unexpectedly. Then the users start to complain why it no longer works and things need to be redone. Good communication with the developers can prevent such things and save rework.
So playing devil's advocate. What if the courts just don't care, and rule that copying code verbatim is not a crime because you didn't copy it, and copilot is not a human so it can't commit crimes. What's the net effect of a system that draws upon all public code repos? It sounds... net beneficial to society?

On the plus side, a large body of work effectively becomes public domain. On the negative side, copyleft licenses lose their teeth. You probably see more power shift to those with big budgets. You probably see fewer things made source available, because you either have the public license or the private license now. This feels like a bad path but I'm not convinced the end result isn't better still.
And you think centralizing power even more will solve this problem?

People need to be empowered to individually make the choice to opt out of this system on their own. Persuasion to take that course is fine and noble.

But do you honestly think putting some group of people in charge of "protecting" people from all these bad influences, will truly lead to that small number of people acting completely altruistically in the best interests of society? Or they will be sorely tempted to use that power to manipulate society to the ends they personally deem most important?

One of the biggest problems I see with current discourse, is all memory of 20th century history seems to have been completely forgotten. There were large parts of the world that did away with all the consumerism and capitalism. They ended up killing 10s of millions of their own people, through starvation and enforcing their control by killing dissenters.
Do you have evidence to back this up?
I can actually by just sourcing a CSS file that has the color scheme defined and that can be changed as needed.

I can keep consistentancy by just having a JS library that has our components.

As for flow no I can't because different situations and objectives require different workflows to force them all to be the same is the kind of thing that sounds like a good idea until it is clearly not.

But the funny thing about all of that is that everything listed above has to be done either way, and usually the UX guys will shove it off on engineering to implement so where is their value add....?
I was super excited until I saw this; I guess I'll have to wait. Offline storage is essential for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the ability to reach my notes if Hera is having an outage.
How does that make any difference to the people who are bombed ?
We've got good old-fashioned RSS and blogrolls!
Cesium Beam Atomic Clocks - They can keep time accurate to a second in 10,000 years, but the tubes themselves only last 5-7 years of service. Typically they draw on the order of 100 watts.

Obsoleted by

Cesium Vapor Cell Atomic Clocks have a sealed cell of cesium vapor, are probed with a semiconductor laser modulated with microwaves, and draw 1/8 watt in a tiny package, and should last essentially forever.
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Here’s a good primer. I was a bit off, it’s not millions per sku, more like hundreds of thousands, but all the combinations of products also need to be accounted for and approved at great cost.

https://vaping360.com/vape-news/105656/how-will-the-pmta-dea...

If that’s not enough detail let me know, I’m happy to dig up other old articles for you. This small business destroying charade by the fda has been well documented and publicized. Though not as well as the fear mongering about children juuling.
Well, to be quite fair, places like England persisted, too.
Agree. I would love it if someone can rattle off a list of tax havens that I am simply unaware of.

Can I buy a major league sports team?

Can I get millions of stock options to be valued at pennies on the dollar to put in my Roth IRA?

Where has school failed me?
Other issue is why was the penalty given to England last night, they had video review and I am still wondering how that could qualify as a malicious foul. I suppose it's the same rule with hands on ball, intentional or not doesn't seem to matter.

A penalty doesn't require malice, only an offence inside the penalty area that would otherwise qualify for a direct free kick. If the ref had thought it was malicious, he would have been reaching for his card pocket as well.

Once the ref has made a subjective decision, VAR will only change the outcome if there has been a clear and obvious error by the referee.
I'm sure the Iraqis are super grateful for that.
Good.

YouTube cannot be fixed and they will never change, and it is no more about 'the creators' anymore, It's for the big influencers, advertisers and now for the already established cable news networks. It's for the best to start leaving the platform since it is completely skewed for them.

At least there are some sane alternative platforms that exist which make the switch possible to some.
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Since the comparison was with Russia and China I could also have added that you can run for office in the US on harsh criticism of the government and with a realistic chance of success without being poisoned or imprisoned.
Sorry, has Thiel already raised funds before adding stock to IRA, and nevertheless didn’t use the 409a value? Where did you get this information from? I see people claim this, but I have not seen any source for it.
Would I be found guilty if I could prove that I didn’t explicitly copy that code but rather just happened to write the same code by arriving at the same solution as the original one I had seen years before?
Developers creating user experiences that don't actually take in to account what the user needs to achieve as tasks many many times a day are entirely the reason we now have UX people.
Who is the author, the AMOSSYS Security Team? Apologies to the team for what is possibly my ignorance.
Hunting down every possible tax deduction should be a national sport. Everyone should be using every legal means possible to reduce their tax burden.
"Poor giant video hosting company has to play multiple ads before, during and after every video otherwise they go broke" doesn't really work either. Having the most content available to show viewers has made them the de facto video sharing website - videos freely contributed by people who wanted to share something with the world have helped to put YT in the position where they are basically a monopoly and they are now aggressively capitalising on that. I don't believe they need to monetise everything just to keep the lights on.

Ultimately though, the guy doesn't want his content monetised so he's removing it - that's his prerogative just as much as it is Youtube's for advertising however they please.
I love geeking the orderbook flow with a visualization tool (bookmap etc)

you can see thousands of orders being placed, removed, eating other orders.. buying skirmishes, resistance lines... and to top it all off you can place an order and see it show up on the battlefield
I don't think the comment you replied to is talking about their current profit margin..
Banned, in theory? Enforced? Nah.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/12/health/juul-vaping-lawsui...
In that explanation (same like Catholicism is in Christianity) I see divergent from the original teaching, due to simple reason as that would put a wrench in the gears of the aristocratic society.
The teachings of the Buddha was aimed solely at liberating sentient beings from suffering, your mentioned "middle path" is pulling out of the context of the original meaning of the middle path. In case of Buddhism middle path was referring to pushing own body to extremes in order to gain enlightenment. Budha was killing his own body in the process, which was prevent him to attain enlightenment.

Reason why your mentioned path is wrong it that along those lines one can arbitrary choose min and max limits of the function and choose the middle. So to give a very crud example "if murder is not ok, than acceptable number of murders is 0 and on the other end we have 8 billion people so middle is 4 billion?"

In same sense your version says that between slave and aristocrat there are many levels of gray, but in fact slaves are just a slaves and aristocrats are aristocrats, being in the game just helps aristocrats and prolongs the cycle of suffering.
Like most languages with refinement types it uses an SMT solver (a more general problem), though I’m not sure it uses it for pattern matching. I was thinking of Coq, Agda, Lean, etc. which are full-spectrum dependently typed languages. LiquidHaskell is more specialized, though its automated proof capabilities are much stronger.
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I think it all depends on what the goal is.

For tractable, straightforward, or routine software development, this seems very true. For middling-difficulty, this seems often true.

It's more just the edge cases - problems requiring a lot of creative thought or unique problem-solving tactics - where it seems like getting software developers to "believe" would be a huge boon.

Just as curiosity is a large multiplier to learning, genuine interest is a large multiplier on difficult mental work.

As a side note, offering "interesting" and "meaningful" work can be seen as another perk of a job listing (just like other optional benefits), especially to young or idealistic devs.
How would it work with not creating an account?

Low-friction payment methods are here. Apple and Google Pay for example work pretty well. But if I pay for access to something today, how do you know it's me when I return a year later and want access again?

A good password manager can make creating an account almost effortless. Maybe that's part of the solution.
And this part is always omitted: “you can’t have causation without correlation”
Centralized ad based services are never in your interest. What you spend your time on matters, so I try to be critical of my browsing habits.

Some sites/services I currently use:

neeva.com

Paid search that I'm liking atm. Feels like I can find stuff again and it's 4 months free.

For video hosting and content I like

Odysee.com

as an ad free decentralized Youtube, but the network effect hasn't quite taken hold yet.

Social I like

peakd.com

as a decentralized blogging and social platform.
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I fear you may be correct. Or maybe even that people just don't care about privacy enough to do a thing about it :(
Oddly, I have the same reaction as your first two paragraphs to most cube-farm offices I’ve been in.

I don’t doubt that cost/cramming may be part of the calculus but there are many types of work and scenarios that can benefit from not sitting for hours on end in near-total silence.

This might be an over-index in the other direction, but certainly the aesthetic is intended to be a departure; it isn’t supposed to be an “office”
It would be nice if Firefox supported some way to automatically rotate which backend provider it's using for DoH. This would keep any one entity from having a continuous feed of every DNS lookup.
…aand we're back to waterfall
You can "protest" sure for a given definition of the word but the US absolutely will go after any organisation or group that plan anything beyond ineffectual picket waving.

While they might not be going full Maoist China on it's dissedents, they exercise more subtle methods to control the narrative and compromising movements as well as outright assassinations of prominent figures.

This is absolutely not unique to the US of course and this goes on in Europe as well. They're just among the most irritatingly self rightous about their imaginary respect for dissent.
I feel like 20 years ago I was empowered at places I worked to add features or menu options or even entire screens that made sense.

My first startup made an application that tried to control changes to projects and stop scope creep, and this reminds me why I thought there was a market for it. :)
crypto = dirty/bad/unpure souls, or it just tarnishes purity?
no one called anyone a villain, but most will agree that having the terms of service changed out from under you after you already have hosted content/a social following/an internet 'home' is a pretty shitty thing to experience.

does the means justify the ends? should this be allowed to ensure that the YT bottom line isn't red? I don't know; all I know is that the personal experience of the content creator got to such a negative point that they decided to forego all the benefits of YouTube and host elsewhere -- and that's really the only point that matters.
Apologies if the below comes across as inflammatory. It's not the intention, however it's largely the same as what you're saying, only how things actually play out in reality today. It doesn't need to be this way. It shouldn't be this way. Unfortunately, it is this way.

> Schemes that get more widely used are removed from the tax code and something else is put in their place.

Schemes that benefit the income-class are removed from the tax code

> The fact their only used by a small percentage of the population is a feature not a bug.

The fact they're only used by the very wealthy is a feature, not a bug.

> Governments spend mind boggling amounts of money, most people need to hand over a large fraction of their earnings or the system fails.

Governments are paid by the ultra weathly to siphon more money their way, most non-ultra-wealthy people need to hand over a large fraction of their earnings or the system fails.
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27772621
I use apple mainly now, but my dell repair experiences were fantastic. They always sent a tech to me to do the repair. Support was always my #1 reason for choosing dell.
Yes, as mentioned in the post:

> Dry wax, which is grey and flaky, is commoner in Asians. Wet wax predominates in Africans and Caucasians, and is brown and sticky.
The word donating seems to be key in those scenarios. I don’t expect to tell anyone how to use my old pair of pants after I donate them to goodwill.
Both of you are right on item one.
This means that also all illegally leaked codes from Apple, CDPR, Intel, NSA and Microsoft leaks are used in the models? iBoot, Witcher 3? Gwent? NSA backdoors?

Does the copilot still learn from new repos? Can I post github enterprise code publicly to let it learn from it?

Serious answers only please
Pfsense is NOT open source.

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25894420
Clay Shirky wrote a couple of decades ago about the problem of mental transaction costs associated with paying a few cents to read an article or consume some other sort of media. I still tend to agree with that. If it were just a technology or network effect problem, I have to believe it would have been solved given how many media payment issues could in principle be solved by micropayments.
> but they aren't sterilizing Muslims

There were accusations of forced sterilization at the Mexican border: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-54265571

> disappearing political dissidents

cough Julian Assange, Reality Winner, Chelsea Manning

Yes, it's not "disappearing" as in "getting them killed", but nevertheless their treatment has been horrifying.

> creating debt traps for the developing world

The US has putsched against a lot of Southern American countries and keeps supplying their narco gangs with money and weaponry. That is just as bad as the Chinese debt trapping.

> The United States launches inquiries into civilian casualties

Lots of police violence goes unpunished. Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio and soldiers convicted of war crimes.

> enforces regulations generally aimed towards the public good

Hard disagree. The amount of regulations torn down during the Trump term is massive.

> enforces rule of law

For those who can afford it, see my point about police violence above.

> has free democratic elections

The US is still considered a "flawed democracy" (https://thehill.com/homenews/news/537204-us-score-falls-in-e...), partially due to systematic voter discrimination (gerrymandering, voting access requirements).

> If you would rather live in the orbit of any single other superpower or empire in world history, you're deluded.

Come to the European Union. I admit it, we are not perfect either (particularly on handling the refugee situation and member countries drifting towards authoritarianism and dictatorship), but generally we are a better society in a number of metrics.
I love the way you frame what streams are. And I would add that they basically help you be relevant in your meetings as you get access to the relevant context (= notes from past meetings in that stream).
I also agree that we may have used a exotic joker with the name "Stream" when there was no need
I think usability is a valid reason. Their design had none.
No punishment for the million physicians who gave away opioids?

Disgusting.

It's us vs the American Medical Association, and we've been losing the battle for the last 140 years.

What a story we have been told that only physicians should be in control of healthcare. The corruption by giving a single cartel in control of an industry is causing death and poverty.
Most people have feet. They move by putting one foot in front of the other. People have travelled all over the world using this ancient technique.
The issue wasn't that the product misbehaved. The issue was the personalities/ethics of the people involved are grating/questionable at best. Having worked with them, I honestly question their judgements.

Since one or more of these people are or have been core committers on FreeBSD, this makes me question that project's judgement.
I mean if you text and drive while a police officer isn't around to see it you still broke the law. Just because piracy is huuuuge and largely unpunished doesn't mean that copyright doesn't have to be respected in a huge publicly visible trying to be above-board project.
I have worked at over a dozen companies of various scales and never once met a "UX Person" that was an engineer or a computer scientist, let alone have any formal education or experience with human-computer interaction. They were glorified web designers at best, and them dreaming up ridiculous features with no technical know-how, ultimately leading to "compromises" (aka. massive amounts of technical debt) was the #1 contributor to lack of morale and engineer churn at every single one.
May I ask what's the point of the compute module + ethernet addon? Why not a normal pi4?
402 is not the issue, the issue is having a payment system that wouldn't just add an implicit dependency on some payment service.
The conversation evolved in to "tax loopholes" generally.
As a sysadmin for an organization with our own internal DNS servers that clients need to hit, how will this impact us? Do I need to deploy a GPO to disable DoH in order to force FF to keep using our DNS servers?
The really nice thing is that this basically creates a library of industry methods and practices. It'd be really nice to be able to destroy copyright trolls because what their patent "covers" is already a known and established industry method, or a prior art.
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I don't know. Because I don't know is why I pulled all of my code (except for a permissively-licensed project that people actually depend on the GitHub link for) off of GitHub.
What happens if the DoH servers are blocked? I do this at home to stop any client from bypassing PiHole and if FF isn't smart enough to consider this scenario, then that's bad.