skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Originally I had mine on a Pi3, but the SD card died. I have a Windows machine that's always on, so now I have HA OS running in a headless VM on there. I went from a USB Zigbee coordinator to tinkering with a separate coordinator that's got a wired connection to the network, so there's no need to pass a USB antenna to the VM and the coordinator can sit closer to the smart devices.

Maybe I'll move to something more container driven in the future, but for now it's been working well for me and I really like being able to snapshot the image before upgrading.
Hah, I was just about to respond with my own experience trying to repair a large format shutter. IIRC the timing wasn't consistent and opening it up and very judiciously applying light oil on some pivots helped it didn't do so for very long. Probably some oil deep inside somewhere that had gotten gummy. I didn't have the courage to take it further apart and give it a proper clean.
That is the opposite of what most people will say. To most, reading someone else’s code is much harder than constructing their own. Try this one:

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The agent isn't the one doing the connecting, that's my point. Most landlords I know "write" their own listings using a standard template and reusing old photos. Circulating this is trivial, especially in a hot housing market. A few of the landlords I know are older and will pass the info to an agent to paste into popular sites. But I'd hardly call that "connecting" and certainly not worth thousands of dollars.

Additionally, the landlords will often give first dibs to internal housing sites for local universities or to other current tenants to spread to their network. So it frequently doesn't even require posting on a public site, and in these cases the agent only becomes involved in the situation when it is time to fill out the rental app. This is especially common when people move for grad school or choose to stay after undergrad and want to live near their peers/friends. So you can imagine the sheer amount of money that gets collected for 0 return in Boston.

I'm not against real estate agent commissions in general obviously, but the way rental brokerage fees work is an absolute scam in parts of the US.
AOC doesn't have a job to be fired from, she has a position that she was elected to.

And a public plea for a company to take a certain course of action is different than a direct request. The latter carries much more "or else" subtext. An upset Congressperson doesn't carry the same potential for immediate disaster as having the DOJ on your back.
You're going to have to work a lot harder to argue the connection between the first and second part of that first sentence, because one does not lead to the other. You might be right --I don't think you are, but you might be-- but right now that sentence means nothing, and that fully undermines whatever point you're trying to argue.
> on track to vaccinate 100% in 51 days

I can guarantee you that this is not going to happen... I would be lucky if I am vaccinated this year... Vaccines are super scarce so we are real snails atm!
it sounds like juul should be a prescription medication (paid for by insurance companies as a way of lowering their total costs).
H1b approvals were severely curtailed by the Trump administration.

https://insights.dice.com/2020/10/27/h-1b-policy-how-trump-a...
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> Didn’t U.S pharma companies used to sell drugs overseas that is banned on U.S soil? I don’t know if that is still the case.

Well everything that's not approved by the FDA (yet), but already approved somewhere else would fall into this category.

That's hardly a black mark against those companies.
It’s not really weird that immigrants start in California and then wind up elsewhere. That’s normal, and they are quickly replaced with new immigrants anyways. California (and originally New York) as waypoints in immigration before dispersal elsewhere is a very old concept.

> That’s really what illustrates people voting with their feet.

If you Google “California population”, you get a graph where Texas and California start at the same population in 1940, then you just see California absolutely booming vs the other, with a meteoritic rise in population. Finally, at the end, you see the boom taper off. If one were to just look at that graph, you’d think something like “no one goes there anymore because it’s too crowded.”
Some fun here but wow do these get negative. I can relate to a lot of this stuff and I hope the artist is ok.

If a relationship is bringing you sadness and negativity all the time then it either needs some nurturing or a nuclear option.

The nice thing with employer relationships is you can literally walk away. Relationships with people are worth fixing but no job is worth the sadness, even if it’s with someone as prestigious as Google.com.
Reading Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman! I got the distinct impression that Feynman was smart, dedicated, insightful, and also an insufferable prick. The book was dripping with arrogance.

There's an irony here, too. The performative liberals on Reddit (you know, the "I BELIEVE in SCIENCE!!!" types) will post an article titled "The Toxic Myth of the 10x Engineer", or maybe "Why Nuclear Weapons are Immoral", or even "The American Military Sucks and I Hate It". They will then gleefully dive into a comment thread to join into the cult of personality surrounding an American who worked on nuclear weapons.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess. But I never understood it.
The middle managers.
Rather than pushing in the cartridge from the front, you can put the cartridge in like a piece of toast.
A time it failed me is a content creator I follow who puts out social commentary on a variety of subjects, usually critising the moderation of YouTube, his video would not show in the subscriptions page and viewers would have to navigate to his channel and watch from there.
This is a "bet the company" change you're asking to help sell. For all concerned, it might be better to recommend an alternate approach where the new technology is explored in the small scale first.

If there is any way they can expend some resources on this new path, instead of risking the entire existing revenue stream, you'll probably get buy in for that.

I really don't think you want to "die on this hill" - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hill_to_die_on

However, since it isn't your call, I can see how you might have to do it anyway.
It occurs to me that using TFO effectively with a TLS library like OpenSSL would be difficult.
The trade schools that once trained workers for the photographic equipment repair industry have all closed down.

A weird little side effect of most people moving to digital cameras. Digital cameras have their upside. I took a photo development course in my twenties. I don't recall if I completed it. Probably not.

I have a serious medical condition and it puts one at risk for lung bleeds. Years ago, on an email list for the condition, someone who kept a health journal for their child was able to track their lung bleeds and determine they were being triggered by darkroom development work.

I've had several somewhat serious photographers in my life, one of whom set up a darkroom in their home. I'm glad to have digital cameras available for me because I can't safely do darkroom work. The chemicals are a danger to me.

But it's weird watching old style cameras become something of a dying art and it makes me think of that bricklayer who, late in life, found his skills in demand for doing historic restoration.

This looks like a really excellent resource for anyone interested in this hobby.
> Only exceptions are if you grew up in NYC, Boston, DC or a few other cities.

And pretty much all Hawaiian transplants.
> but the sheer magnitude of carnage resulting from a one word change in terraform was surprising

You are giving a relatively new tool full access to your datacenter. Here be dragons. This mistake is obviously something that would never happen when using the official UI, at least not without descriptive explanations and warnings in the process.
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> Still no crash.

There have been runs on 5 or 6 banks since 2020, and a bunch of property developers are in default.

The CCP threatened to audit large companies, and when they picked 16 to start with, at least one immediately admitted to being insolvent before the audit even started.

Had Trump's trade and capital restrictions continued, esp. on chips, there would have been a full-on crash. The US can do that any time it wants to, as they did with the USSR.

(BRI is financed from US capital markets. While the US was distracted with Middle East wats, China borrowed money from the US and expanded BRI to over 100 countries.)
Here's a translation that may be useful: Just because you can't measure your epistemic error (error in your knowledge, worldview, assumptions, or anything else) doesn't mean it's not there.

In my experience it's the #1 source of errors that smart people make.
not everybody values privacy as the highest good
Well said. CA immigrants paid ~$50bn in taxes in 2018, ~50% naturalize, a million are business owners.[1] Almost 40% of Silicon Valley is immigrants. Half of all immigrants that come to the US land in California. Most from Asia and Europe.

On paper this is an exceedingly productive population, and represents 25% of California.

[1] https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/research/immigran...
That's chock full of bugs unfortunately. For example, if you lock an Azure DNS Zone to prevent it being deleted, you then cannot delete any DNS record under it! It's a strict hierarchy, there's no way to turn off the inheritance.

(It is possible to create a custom RBAC role that excludes zone deletion only, but this is very fiddly and not-quite-the-same in complex ways.)
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No one is motivated by snark.

I can agree with that.

They are motivated by ideals which, by their very nature, cannot be expressed as a negative.

Not so much on this one, one person's ideals could be another's hate speech.
I wouldn’t call it a myth so much as a trope from conservative disinformation outlets. It fits better into the realm of demagoguery than demography.
Have you conducted a study, or did you just mean to type "I am not motivated by snark."

Personally, I find a complete lack of snark to be alienating. I'm not motivated by pure positivity, just creeped out.
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I hope my child will be able to sincerely evaluate her talent, ambition, and capability to make the right choice. There isn’t anything wrong with perusing art per se, but a vast majority of people just aren’t good enough to make their pursuit of art impactful and beneficial to those around them.
An Azure resource group structure along those lines that I've come up with is:

APP-LOC-SHARED -- wildcard certs, deployment scripts, etc...
APP-LOC-ENV-Common -- gateways, etc...
APP-LOC-ENV-Data -- databases, storage accounts, pets.
APP-LOC-ENV-Web -- cattle
APP-LOC-ENV-App -- back-end cattle
Most food banks are pretty easily in the "unequivocally good" category, unless you're a Malthusian. Charity Navigator is a great way to find the best-managed and highest-impact food banks.
You can always just reverse the greps.
I don't disagree with your first paragraph, because of the assumption that there are other bars to go to.

If there are not other bars to go to, and if instead of bars we're talking about vital services such as food, housing, or communication that have been monopolized or oligopolized, then that assumption no longer holds.

I don't think Twitter itself is anywhere near that type of critical. But in general it's ignorant to write off "private enterprise" as if it something that is entirely distinct from "government". And this goes doubly in the US where "private enterprise" ends up shaping much of society.
Microsoft has over 125 billion cash on hand[0]. I think they could spare some Azure compute to simply VPN all Windows DNS requests if they wanted (regardless of rfc8484).

0: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Investor/earnings/FY-21-Q3/p... (ctrl f "total cash")
Susanville is a small town with a thriving industry in corrections, so lots of jobs if you don’t mind being a prison guard. It’s also an hour or so out of Reno, and has cheap housing. It’s also nice nature wise, and if you head north you are warned there are no gas stations for a hundred miles or so.
What do you think was happening here during the anti kavanaugh protests at the senate chambers, capitol and who was encouraging it and why was it cool:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=anti+kavanaugh+protest+capitol&t=h...

And I won't even mention the riots from last year. Seems like violence is okay as long as it's from the "protected elites" side.
Colorado here - please check the math.
#6

Free radicals: It's very difficult to create free radicals with photons that has less energy than UV rays. And the photons of cell phones has a few order of magnitude less energy. The term is well defined, but it's almost impossible that it's relevant.

Stress hormone: Your link is about hormones produced by glands, and in the sentence it looks like some modification of each cell. Again, the term is well defined, but I'm not sure they are talking about the same thing, and it's not very probable that it's relevant.
When you're employee #8 at one of the biggest technology companies in history, and help create and drive almsot everything that got the company there... the idea of retirement and doing nothing is horrifyingly boring to some people.
HA is great and their support Discord is the easiest way I’ve had getting tech support for any software product ever. I wish they had a better system for packaging it than their current system (either you run their closed down Docker image or their even more closed down Linux distro where you can’t enable ssh without an add on). But once you get it up and running it does exactly what it says on the tin and does it well.
This is ridiculous. Do you expect your contractor to explicitly tell you every detail of the project? It isn't even possible. Because the code itself is the only way to describe the project comprehensively. Because natural language is weak, and sometimes useless, especially in describing specifics. Natural language is good for negotiating incentives, which is why you have to think like your contractor in order to do the job.

This type of mechanical reasoning is a common pitfall. People did too much symbolic reasoning they end up embracing too much symbolism instead of real life and real people.
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I apologize for being a bit late to this comment, but I would also like to suggest that people look into eMMC boards. As one commenter suggested, SD cards are prone to failures (we saw this as Seam and earlier at Sonder!). The Black Beaglebone was a decent choice a year ago. ODroid is good too.
My Nest devices don't have even tenuous links to advertising.
The same way I verify that my own regex is correct: by running a few test cases and then crossing my fingers.
Raspberry Pi 4. Just make sure to use Postgres as your storage backend and disable storage of past events (unless you specifically really care about it). Otherwise it’ll overwhelm your SD card IO.
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"clandestine"? Please, don't be ridiculous. The choice of fallback DNS server is a default that is only used in the absence of any other configured DNS resolver. If you are compiling systemd yourself then this is one of many defaults that you need to be aware of. Everyone else will get the defaults that their distribution has chosen.
I use openHAB, but they're comparable enough I guess. I have a Raspberry Pi 4 that runs it, with a connected Aeotec Z-Wave USB stick that I have all my smart switches, thermostat, security system, etc. connected to.

The OS is running off a SD card, and despite the horror stories I hear about them wearing out and dying, mine's been running for a couple years now without issue. I've been planning to replace it with a SSD or NVMe drive and USB adapter, but never seem to get around to it.

As for guides, honestly can't remember using any. I just followed the openHAB install guide (I assume HA has something similar) and went from there, DDG'ing and looking on forums for solutions to problems.
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It's making the comparison to illustrate that the OS/User has no way to differentiate between a trusted router doing the blocking and the ISP blocking certain domains/injecting ads.

If you want to block domains on your devices, doing it on your devices themselves will be more reliable and implicitly requires you actually own & have admin rights on the devices you want to block domains on.
In what sense? Because global warming happens faster than expected? Maybe - but such local heat events are not a good way to determine that.
> YouTube is too severe, yes, but you really don't want hate speech and shady stuff on your site, and especially recommended.

It’s not clear to me why you’re advocating for censorship. Why do you care if someone else shares content that you’re offended by? Just don’t click or watch it. Vague policies like “hate speech” are always just ways to suppress political opinions, and end up reflecting the biases of the provider or loud vocal activists. There’s almost no point to seeking out an alternative platform if it cannot differentiate itself by upholding basic free speech principles. Moderation should just stop at explicitly illegal content.
Over decades I've slowly convinced myself that the best approach is to split production into groups and do rolling updates.

One of the smoothest run environments I've ever worked with had ten silos. A failed update would not impact more than 10% of the users, and we could quickly redirect them to the remaining 90% of the platform without a material performance impact.
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I do think it can be hard to figure out what to do though -- e.g. diet soda says 0 calories, but does it mess with your metabolism? (research is undecided). Personally I've done keto and found it less effort than working out every day. Some people don't understand that 10 chinups burns comparable calories to walking up the stairs. Also muscle weighs more than fat, so scales may be a fairly bad measurement.
There are markets that are filled up with established players and lots of competition, and then there are markets with more opportunity because they are still developing. You can get eaten alive by competition as well as taxes, more so in fact. It isn’t clear that any of the two cases you referred to are because of taxes rather than competing in mature markets.
Unfortunately there is no safest path. In free space, like in my home, dust is everywhere.
Haha, I love your explanation of this! Human communication is difficult, and using syntax incorrectly makes it even moreso
Gonna be the [citation needed] guy here again. I've lived in the SF Bay Area for nearly 20 years, know other people who moved here around the time of the first dotcom boom and a few more who actually grew up here (they exist), and of that group of a couple dozen friends and acquaintances ranging in age from around 30 to over 60, the number of people who believe California will be "easy to retire in" is precisely zero.

I have a feeling you're trying to make a comment about California's property tax system and the way it's protected now-retired homeowners. And, you know, fine, if someone can buy a California house now and stays here through retirement age and they don't change the property tax system, they can take advantage of that, but that is one heapin' helpin' of "if" there, pardner.
Never heard of a back door? There can be master private keys.
Many birds solely/mostly feed their young insects even if the adults prefer seeds.

Even lowly sparrows will eat insects to feed their young. This is one of the reasons Mao’s four pests campaign to kill all the sparrows was such a huge failure.
Quietly continuing to make profits for decades after a brief period of major blowback?
and the interesting "trick" I learnt the other day for fixed/absolute positioning, if you add

inset:0rem;
margin: auto;

it will center vertical and horizontal it without having to translate it

courtesy of Kevin Powell - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOM47v73yG8 ( who I've found to be an amazing resource for learning all kinds of CSS info )
Drive/Docs/Meet. Cloud. Nest. These are a few examples of (though far from the only) products completely orthogonal to ads.
You really need to provide evidence to some of your claims here.

People have shown that NZ has investment pathways. It’s entirely possible he used them. If you disagree with those, fine, that’s your call. However, that doesn’t make it corruption, and you shouldn’t frame it as such.
Yes, being a high-speed particle particle you should use relativistic momentum to describe the hit, but the idea is the same.
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