skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reading this article, there are quite a few examples of "buildings with trees" in Germany, e.g.

* the "Baumhaus" (tree-house) in Darmstadt [1], built 1970 (!). The linked article talks about some of the difficulties you get when roots grow through the roof, and how to avoid that.

* the "1000 green roofs" programme in Berlin [2], one particular example [3]

* there's a couple of Hundertwasserhaus with a unique architecture, and those usually also have green roofs.

On top of that, you can find points (3) walkable streets, (4) varied architecture and (5) shade in many many towns and cities in Europe. In Germany, this has a long tradition; the "Dorflinde" ("village linden tree") is the historic center of many villages.

[1] https://biotope-city.net/en/pioneer-ot-hoffmann/

[2] https://www.berlin.de/sen/uvk/natur-und-gruen/stadtgruen/sta...

[3] https://www.landscaper-berlin.de/dach-holzbau/flachdach/dach...
The anti-cheat systems end up really just being more menance than use. Tons of money burned on something that cheaters will get around anyways.
The AirPrint workflow can actually create PDFs right from the applications. Because that is the main idea! The complex part of the drivers that every manufacturer wants to do for himself is turning the application commands into a bitmap to put on paper. AirPrint doesn’t require a driver because it says that part is always the same, you just send a pdf to the printer and it turns it into a bitmap and puts it on paper.

AirPrint actually supports authentication so you can build print accounting if you want.

And all these alternate uses like receipts and labels? They only work with specialty applications that do their own processing. It’s not like anyone is using Word to print receipts. And they can do that just fine outside of the normal printing infrastructure.
None of these is relevant under the original concept / assumption of this basically being the description file for a UI-generated system, though.

The hard limit of 2000 variables / constants is little different from the hard limit of <some amounts of kbytes> of memory you get in various systems.
Surprise, Xiaomi even contracted engineering, and manufacturing to BBK at some point.

In addition to their brand (of which few more are not counted above,) BBK still manufactures unbranded white box OEM goods
Read Playing to Win by David Sirlin
The article doesn't go into this in too much depth, but one of the main reasons many of these people are antivax is because it has given them a level of fame (and a source of revenue) that they've never achieved with anything else in their lifetime. With RFK Jr, he gets so much more attention/followers/likes/money from antivax activism than he ever received as a legitimate environmental activist/lawyer, and he seems to have clearly taken the path of doing what gives him the most validation.

I seriously doubt reasoning with any of these people is going to cause them to change their mind. It's about validation/ego and money.
My observations after reading https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/14718:

- Shyouhei Urabe did a marvelous job of resisting pressure from several well-known developers representing multiple high profile ruby companies/projects.

- Everyone eventually came to their senses in https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/14718#note-89, and concluded that the best way forward is to use glibc with MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2.

My personal feeling is that while the "Jemalloc FTW" section in http://oldblog.antirez.com/post/everything-about-redis-24.ht... might have been correct back in the jemalloc 3.x days, a lot has changed on both jemalloc and glibc since then. Furthermore, there is also musl in the equation these days.
I think this article skips over many nuances of the declarative model.

For a real "ground up" approach of explaining those I'd recommend this article series: https://acko.net/blog/climbing-mt-effect/
I just wanted to describe that Canalys might know that BBK Electronics is bigger but wanted to display another picture to the world because of their own interest.

Xiaomi pays the bills of their employees, BBK doesn't.
Mass transit isn't taxed, it's heavily subsidized by taxes.
When gaming, as long as I don't have a lot of software running on the host, pipewire works great with pulse passthough, starts crackling if I run FF on the host, I guess something to do with nice levels
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grWw7j54KEY

https://github.com/tearosccebe/fast_io
Out of curiosity: Is it possible that the US Government will do the same for Xiaomi that they did to Huawei? If so, how long will it take?
> How does uBO accomplish this.

DOM/content manipulation.

> Also I normally download the entire video before watching; I dislike so-called "streaming" and Javascript video players.

How do you do that? It's probably that.

(That's also unfortunately a browser / 'use a different app' solution rather than something that'll work for the YouTube app on iOS/Android/TV devices.)
I don't get why this post got into [dead]. Anybody care to explain their reasoning?
The proper way to find out is to try, not to speculate or even assume it's impossible, which is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
The wonders of a high trust environment. The vast vast majority of people will not exploit security holes.
Belgiums Democratic Experiment (2018)
There are still workshops in Greece making this type of cement tiles. The workshop equipment is a bit more modern, but the technique is pretty much the same with Saied's.

https://www.tsourlakistiles.gr/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poFEiRG9NEk
This comment struck me as hilariously American. "We". "The bad guys".
People are and have been actively trying to engage with these people for years now.
I would argue it's very much worth it just for gaming, now I get to everyday run an os I like and spin the windows vm up whenever I wanna play overwatch. Now that I'm on NixOS it was literally just a couple Nix lines and it's configured forever. (if on NixOS stable it doesn't break all the time, but you also have 6m+ old packages)
The cringe is coming from inside your brain.
So, I don't think I'm understanding this correctly, does it have to be a separate machine? Seems to mention VM and VNC so I'm not entirely sure what it is!

Like, currently I dual boot into Windows for games, but I can also get into it from Virtualbox if I need to quickly use something on there.

Would I be able to use this with that? So I can use the internal GPU for my local Linux install, and then use the nvidia for the windows?
Get Off Your Island
So no one’s going to mention the css sibling selector? You don’t need JavaScript to reveal elements based on the state of a checkbox.
Constructed utopian hope as an ultrarationalized countermovement to the apathy of irrational, profit-motivated urbanization.
The limit doesn't seem unreasonable given the intended purpose: very likely if someone ran into the limit using the "screen generator" (and was paying for support) it could be fixed with a simple recompile of the interpreter.

Similarly I don't think there's anything wrong with generated code not having a notion of scope.
Who is"them"? Its a matter of system change but also the neglected part of individual responsibility. At least in the form that we need to be more active by pressuring and electing decision makers. To act on our behalf and bot the corporate/offshore world.

https://econormalisation.kapsi.fi/ this was an incomplete but interesting take on a possible solution.
Today's anti-intellectualism doesn't mean that not many people are intellectual, but that intellectualism is controversial. For example, critical race theory would have rested an obscure part of the social sciences, but when it went mainstream, it elicited an angry response. Like other institutions, academia and the avant-garde are less trusted than they used to be.
Xiaomi already was on a blacklist in the past: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-12/xiaomi-u-...
They’re not changing things in a meaningful way because of other decisions, such as letting letting minimum wage fall to an obscenely low level such that people have to work two jobs simply to survive.
You are using Org Mode, this is imba and really better than anything else. Btw, does anybody needs memories older than couple monthes ago? My experience tells me that it is OK to abandon old notes after finishing a project, thats why I have never more than 100-200 written pages in quick access.
Considering their data collection capabilities, I d say they are sustainable...
Which part of "gently pushing" didn't you see?

https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2010-Se...
I don't use Docker or systemd. I don't need to rehearse my objections to systemd; I object to Docker because it's a proprietary skin wrapped around open-source container mechanisms.

I run Xen VMs, and I don't want to dedicate two VMs to something like this (my VM host has 16GB of RAM).

I'm not saying this solution is no good; it's just not a match for me.
Why not study exclusively male and exclusively female and let the meta analysis happen from a less politically charged climate do a meta analysis.
The user got shadowbanned (apparently automatically).
Pretty hard to write self documenting code when all you have are single letter variables and the language doesn’t support comments.
I don't know if your comment is serious or not but conspiracy theorists don't work like that. If any influencer publically changed their mind they would only be disavowed as a turncoat or thought to be under duress from TPTB.
But will a Physicist ever tell you whether time is continuous or discrete?
DO NOT DO IT!
Start small, the "investors" will own much of your company.

Live with it.
Or people start ignoring the rules in order to do their work. Which has it's own problems (particularly as rules normally aren't divided into "important" and "unimportant".
The fact check algorithm should have caught this.
I used to use looking glass (still sponsoring the project) but since my hardware is ancient I tried running the windows VM of a DVI to my monitor instead, and it's been so incredibly smooth along with Barrier ever since, with more horsepower I would probably go back to LG because of the convenience of being a regular window I can manage however I want.
> As a french

Aaaaaargh

https://www.reddit.com/r/france/comments/jldsdr/sérieux_les_...
This is as far as I got.. It seems to display some question and waits for a key input.
Check if it's N, then it executes some dos command. If it was Y it seems to return from this subroutine.

8607,,,1 ; deactivate F7
11547,15475,22002,22002 ; clear pause flag # var1547 is the pause flag
1316,1629,1,1649 ; var1316 = displayPromptAndGetInput(loc: [29,16], numChars: 1, cursorLoc: [49,16])
3001,1316,3,30078 ; if var1316 == 'N'
11528,22052,22002,22002 ; var1528 = 5
9301,0,1528,1528 ; ??? put to data model, prompt1: var1528, prompt2: var1528
31568,10001,800,107 ; var1568 = tableTransfer(800, 10).item ?
8560,,,1568 ; execDOSCommand(var1568)
8550,210,, ; ??? Combination goto
3001,,, ; end if
3100,1316,3,30089 ; proceedIf var1316 == 'Y'
11547,15475,22002,22002 ; clear pause flag
3001,1316,3,30089 ; if var1316 == 'Y'
3001,1317,3,10000 ; and if len(var1317) == 0
8400,,, ; save address # for return
8550,700,801, ; ??? Combination goto
3001,,, ; end
9301,0,522,522 ; ??? put to data model, prompt1: var522, prompt2: var522
3000,1284,3,10001 ; if var1284 == -1
8500,,3, ; goto label3
8500,,5, ; goto label5
1547,,1,-2301 ; ??? pauseFlag = getInput(numChars: -2301?)
In general: For example many ways up a mountain may be too steep to safely walk without climbing equipment. Also some areas of mountains may have areas with loose rocks that can slide when you step on them, or there can be snow that is at too much of an angle to safely climb without equipment. Or snow that has ice with cracks underneath it and so you need a group of people with ropes to cross it. Or snow that is unsafe to cross even with equipment, due to risk of avalanches. Furthermore, some areas may be at risk of rocks falling from above. These are some of the risks off the top of my head.

So in order to be safe you need the right equipment and either a guide or a lot of experience. But even if you have a lot of experience it is still better to bring a guide most of the time in dangerous mountain areas. Talk with the locals and the tourist office and read guide books to know which routes are safe or not and how much experience and strength is expected.
Exactly. Considering how Samsung is coming out with cheaper phones these days due to competition, I don't think it's worth completely yeeting one's privacy out the window, even if the Xiaomi models have better specs. I know Android phones are still big Google spying devices, but given the state of the tech world, I'd prefer to have Google spy on me than a shadowy Chinese company.

Does it really matter if it has 4x the cameras of a cheap Samsung if it sends all the photos to some server in China on the sneak?
There are different kinds of "equality", beyond the one you are invoking: https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/equality#DifferentKinds

The most obvious example of A != A being true I can think of is the evaluation of this expression in any programming language:

Time.now == Time.now
Serif fonts are difficult to read at small sizes.

And then the site uses two fixed divs set to overflow hidden, which causes the site to have three scrollbars, one window scrollbar and one for each of the divs.

I think the site design hasn't been updated in a long while.

Those things could be easily fixed without having to do a complete redesign.
Wisdom That Is Woe – On finding a place for philosophy
Not understanding that is at the core of the teachings of the alt-right thought leaders. It's actually formalised under the concept of "The Adams Law of Slow-Moving Disasters"[0] by the Dilbert's creator, who himself is very active in these politics, which is ironic because the law actually recognises the existence of the diverted threats but the application of the law on the current dangers is preached as "relax, nothing will happen no action needed".

You can add the Covid-19 to the list when all this is over. They will say, "We were all gonna die but only 4 million people died. It was yet another fear-mongering by INSERT_YOUR_FAVORITE_BOOGYMAN". The 4 million number to be updated, when it was at 50K the argument was "They say it's extremely dangerous but the flu actually killed more people".

It's bizarre. It's almost like a form of douchebaggery where you put all your chips on the idea that somehow it will be fixed by experts and simultaneously demand that the solution that the experts propose should not involve you in any way and if that solution alters your current or future way of life, the solution proposal will result in harassment to its creator.

[0]: https://www.scottadamssays.com/2015/01/22/adams-law-of-slow-...
The IPCC report is a good start: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar5/wg2/

The AR6 version is supposed to come out next year.
Common Symptoms of Unreadable Code
I prefer coronavirus to communist tyrants.
https://oskarstalberg.com/game/house/Release/UnityLoader.js(...: Invoking error handler due to
Uncaught RangeError: Array buffer allocation failed
ERROR> blob:https://oskarstalberg.com/5b6b4a87-7358-438a-a06d-fd70825093...: Uncaught RangeError: Array buffer allocation failed
This has been my observation as well. The danger is in increasing the extremist rhetoric in an attempt to outdo competing anti-establishment "gurus"/anti-vax influencers in their fight to attract and retain paying followers.
Show HN: I built an app to create repeatable checklists to help with ADHD
"these people"? "years"? Do it or don't, but don't try to dissuade other people from doing it is all I'm asking. Is that too much to ask?
Which GPU do you have? I tried using a Mac Pro 5.1 as host, Debian Testing as OS and various Windows varieties as well as Linux (again Debian Testing) as guest - but I always, always run into that nasty PCI reset bug (https://www.nicksherlock.com/2020/11/working-around-the-amd-...) :(
Its not turtles all the way down, because there is a preexisting substrate that allows the discussion to happen in the first place.

It is not a presupposition, because to merely state the _possibility_ of it being a presupposition necessitates its existence. There has to be some kind of preexisting substrate that enables thought.

A recursive function can't run without a machine to run it.
> RustBelt is a formal model of Rust’s type system, together with a soundness proof establishing memory and thread safety. [1]

[1] https://people.mpi-sws.org/~jung/thesis.html
Just install LineageOS on it and have nobody spy on you: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/#xiaomi
Setting a cap and communicating the target for personal emissions would be unkind to all billionaires and politicians. Thus aint gonna happen. Also this way of thinking will hilight a culprit. One that definitely doesn't want to be hilighted.

Besides the normal peoples guilt will be a huge blocker for anyone to even start thinking about personal cap.
Climate change is affecting wine flavours
This is an insightful comment but I think you’re missing one thing in your understanding of natural evolution. Evolution has a “reward function” and it’s survival of the fittest.

As reproduction produces different variants of the same organism, some variations help the organism while others do not. Organisms with the helpful mutations will be more likely to pass those onto their offspring. Organisms with detrimental variations will be less likely to pass those variations to their kids.

It’s not a precise process like gradient descent but when there are billions (trillions?) of organisms evoking simultaneously and independently, it makes more sense how the complexity of biology has come about.
How to Build Scalable Architecture with AWS?
Dennett talks about this sort of thing in broad outline in Darwin's Dangerous Idea, which is aimed at the layperson (though fairly dense and demanding). I'm not sure if it's mathematically detailed enough for what you seek, but it might be worth a look.
What about your company's product vision?
It's weird to see this:

The “punk” in Solarpunk is about rebellion, counterculture, post-capitalism, decolonialism and enthusiasm. It is about going in a different direction than the mainstream, which is increasingly going in a scary direction.

And immediately following the most mainstream and established values of our time:

- Solarpunk emphasizes environmental sustainability and social justice.

- Solarpunk recognizes science fiction as not just entertainment but as a form of activism.

- Solarpunk culture includes all cultures, religions, abilities, sexes, genders and sexual identities.

- Solarpunk is diverse, has room for spirituality and science to coexist, is beautiful [..]
I enjoyed this video on parasocial relationships by Alice Cappelle, who is rapidly growing as a voice in the video essay genre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbHjD10t1Wk
Aaand with the mention of Sun we are back on the solarpunk topic again. Great work. Circle of life, nature finds a way and all that.
Does running CS:GO in a VM impact trust factor? Trust and prime are pretty much the only thing to reduce cheaters encountered in your matches since CS:GO does not have a working anti-cheat.
>> All of the main characters are Minds or drones. None of the biologics ever get to influence events, they're just along for the ride.

Woa. Hold it right there. It's the other way around. Most of the main characters are flesh people. See The Player of Games, Use of Weapons, Consider Phlebas (the main characterr are not from the Culture but are made of meat), Feersum Endjin, Walking on Glass... those are the ones I remember from the top of my head (it's been a while). The two books I can think of with prominent Mind characters are Excession and ... the one with the guil-tripping Mind? Is that Look to Windward? Anyway I think I just listed half of the Culture books (I really need to go back and read everything again... after I've re-read all of Discworld first...).

[Continuing to read your comment- it seems we have read the same books in very different ways. The mark of good literature, I believe.]
There are thousands of pegmatite deposits, with a mixed bag of nuts (associated minerals), each one needs to ba assessed as to extractable grade, the size of the deposit, the location, the environment etc. You do not get a pure Li ore body - it burns in air = you get a deposit of 2-3% Li with a mixed.....
So lithium carbonate is worth about $15 per kilogram of the hydrated carbonate. LiCO3.2H2O = how it is used industrially with further processing.
This can be followed here.
https://www.pwc.com/ca/en/industries/mining/publications/lit...

https://www.fastmarkets.com/commodities/industrial-minerals/...
I used to run a Windows Server 2016 box on KVM and used all the virt-io drivers from RedHat(?) to have paravirtualisation for better performance. Ran fine. Bet it wouldn’t have been so great for, say, Windows 10 on a desktop and for anything GPU intensive. So my Q is, is this GPU pass-through and is it novel/new ? Trying to see how it’s different to what I was running 5 years ago.
Reminds me of the PatchMatch algorithm.

https://gfx.cs.princeton.edu/pubs/Barnes_2009_PAR/
Does Gen Z have its own "The Oregon Trail" game in the cultural sense?
Hi Guys,

I'm Spencer and recently built CheckYourList to help with my ADHD.

The app lets you create repeatable checklists. It's great for packing lists, daily routines, cleaning lists and things that you need to take with you constantly. The reason it is different to apps like Apple reminders is once you complete a checklist you can uncheck every item so it is ready to go next time.

I built the app because I found myself forgetting things more and more after the birth of my son. For example, dropping him at daycare and then going to the gym, required so many things. I felt overwhelmed and would take ages to leave the house as I searched around looking for what I needed. I wanted a solution, I built this app to help.

The app is available on iOS and WatchOS and syncs between the two with all the data in iCloud (I never see the data).

I'm constantly iterating the app, I am currently working on the ability to keep a history of checklists you have completed so you can check you did things (like taking medication every morning). If anyone has any ideas for features they would like to see let me know :)

I'm mainly a web developer, I've put a lot of work in my spare time over the last six months learning iOS development and swift. The app is built in SwiftUI, which coming from javascript the syntax was quite comfortable, although the language does have some very big differences.

The most difficult thing was learning where SwiftUI would not work and how to drop down to UIKit where needed. Things like how to focus a text field programmatically are missing in SwiftUI (coming in iOS15).

A big thank you to Paul Hudson at hackingwithswift.com as without his HWS+ videos I don't think I could have built a production ready app as most tutorials don't cover production scenarios and apples documentation is truely terrible. His information on core data was invaluable.

You can see the app in the app store here: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/checkyourlist/id1571623264
Likely. There were some hacks in the last year or so that required looking glass.
Given almost every single government project overruns, what could your threshold possibly be?
One of the issues with anything that makes money, is that it encourages a “race to make a pile.”

People want to make as big a pile of money as possible, as quickly as they can, with the idea that the pile will be big enough to allow them (and just them) to be secure for the rest of their (and just their) lives.

That attitude runs directly counter to the long-term planning, and sacrifice for the greater good, that is necessary to combat things like this.

Some Asian nations, with their focus on Society, may be better equipped to deal with this, than nations that heavily promote individual achievement.