skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think that's lineageOS, it's for unlocking the bootloader on Xiaomi phones
Both the hardware vendor and the vendor of the mobile phone's "black box" talking to your telecom could, of course. Potentially some chips inside could do nasty things, even if you'd install LineageOS for example.
I found that it won't recognize it with a gap between the A and the circle. Join them together and it gets it as the first choice. Maybe the font(s) it used had them connected?
So you are telling me that I can't choose to declare that A = A is false?

Telling me what I can and can't do is an imperative statement...
Stereotypically we were often told how Taiwan and Japan weathered early COVID better due to such collectivist attitudes.
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Does it boot the windows UI by default then? Or you just boot into a plain shell?

Kind of defeats the point if your UI becomes windows again in my opinion.
You basically just need an extra gfx card (or even headless host). And why would you not want a fast Linux OS? Many SSD's and lots of RAM to make the IDE fast. Powerful CPU for compiling. Good GFX for better latency/hz.
At its core, Linux offers variety, while Haiku strives to be a unified system. There is only one official UI, one sound API, one filesystem, one preference system, etc. making Haiku easier to administer. The system kits are designed to work together.

For instance, I created a from scratch video editor for Haiku which does 4K UHD videos with OpenGL based plugins, with over 30 effects, and 10 languages. The installer package with no dependancies is 1.3Mb (fits on a floppy disk). https://github.com/smallstepforman/Medo Under Linux, I would require many more dependancies since I have no guarantee what libraries or API’s the users have installed.
The strategic vulnerability facing the big three public cloud players
Maybe put up a legend explaining what different lines mean? Like an actual map?
Actually I do think the expectation for the navigation to bring you to the point from where you can actually reach your target is justified. Like when you want to drive to say Disneyland it shd send you to a parking near the entrance not to a parking at the other side from where you cannot enter (but might be closer to the castle).
If someone is bad or evil in any profession it might make the world a worse place.
Apps for daily needs part 1: web browsers – Fedora Magazine
My mom got a budget Xiaomi (Redmi 9A), but she's having problems with connectivity during calls in places where other phones work fine, like her apartment. Also, currently she's abroad and call connectivity is horrible for first 15-30 seconds, then the call drops and after redialing it works fine. Really weird. Probably should exchange it for a new one.
≥ So it is no surprise that Muslims will attempt to take possession of, or destroy, everything that belongs to the Jews. The battle for the ownership of Jerusalem is not a religious one. It is not based on anything holy, anything to do with Allah. These are only excuses. It is simply a matter of claiming superiority over another nation: What Islam has been from day zero. “Allahu Akbar”, “Allah is Greater”. It is a war of superiority over another. Truth has nothing to do with it.

Don't you love it when people self-expose themselves of being hateful creeps (there also this crap [0]). Nice one dude, now the entire world - including future employers - can see you for who you really are.

[0] https://bisqwit.iki.fi/story/apologetics/islamicdeception/
We are robots.
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I agree that the rich and powerful in Europe have gone way too rich and powerful for anyone's taste, but still - we aren't even close to the outright dystopian situation in the US.
This is a visualization tool of an IPCC study where you can compare various climate scenarios. All the data and publications are available there too:
https://hotspots-explorer.org/

By the way, it's quite hard to nail down what exactly a certain region will look like in 30 years. That depends a whole lot on the assumptions that you take.
The models used for such work (IPCC etc) are rather suitable to compare actions, e.g. "If we don't take measure X and Y now, then the average temperature in this region will be 0.7° higher 30 years from now, compared to taking that measure."
It's hard to guess what point you're trying to make.

My best guess might be that you're trying to represent a belief that words have context-free meaning, and then you're very short in your own communication in part due to that same belief.

However I disagree with jumping to conclusions about stuff. For example, while I might try to guess that you're arguing that words ought to be held as context-free, such an argument would seem quite naive, such that I'd prefer not attribute it to another on the basis of speculation alone.

In short, I'm not sure what you're trying to say.
I would have him look into military adjacent roles in big defence companies like Boeing. For example: writing Chinook maintenance manuals, which only really requires excellent reading and writing skills. They need PMs and editors by the dozens to keep track of all the different Chinook versions for dozens of different use cases. There are literally thousands of jobs just like that in every Boeing site, and they greatly prefer ex-military.
Depends on the application, doesn't it? It gives the codepoint so you can enter it with, say alt+X in Word or whatever.
One word, greed:
https://m-g-h.medium.com/why-we-are-dispensable-7a577eba4f3e
You know I was thinking why humans do not distinguish between material possessions in an immaterial world (video games) and material possessions in a material world.

Well, it turns out there is no difference. We value immaterial things because of the immaterial information we have about them. If I spend 3 months of salary on a shiny rock (diamonds) what makes the diamond special? It clearly isn't worth that much. There are substitutes and even artificial diamonds that are flawless that are superior to natural diamonds. It's only in combination with the information about the 3 months that the diamond ring becomes valuable and only to those who have the information and value the information. If I tell my wife that I spent 1 month even though I spent 3 months she will think I am cheap. If I divorce and marry again the new wife will not care about the old ring.

There is no material world for us. We are just an information processing being and our body is just a puppet.

If information processing is all we do then it should be clear that we can create consciousness through simulation and given the right structure it is not a matter of yes or no but rather a matter of degree.
It was renamed Iran, IIRC, to stress the relationship to Aryan, because of the regime’s support of Nazi Germany. If that’s wrong, blame the History channel or wherever I heard it.
As someone whose lived in a few Asian countries, I've seen no lack of this attitude to make money fast.

The collectivist mindset is more around top down direction. They'll happily throw trash on the street, but if someone threatens to fine them for doing it, they'll stop and not complain.
5ms is an eternity, and without PREEMPT_RT I get xruns at 5ms on jack, which is (still) far better than pipewire on the same hardware.

Even with PREEMPT_RT, I can't even run 2ms pipelines without xruns.

I don't think this is within the realm of fixable. Linux simply isn't a good design for this. Kernel too large and unpredictable. Who knows when or if execution will return to userspace.
I'm thinking of Japan and Korea. I don't know enough about other Asian nations to proffer much of a valid opinion, although some (like China) have very powerful governments that can force societal change (if they want). This can be either good, or bad.
I fail to see how that makes any difference. It supports a limited number of ways to send a page description to the printer, which is why it doesn’t need a driver.

And as for these enterprise supported receipt printing solutions? Well guess what, they’ll need to find a new way to send their custom commands to a receipt printer. Or perhaps they’ll use some deprecated legacy service that is not available on home editions of Windows and is off or not even installed by default.

By the way, AirPrint knows the paper size just as well as any solution. It’s just standardized so it doesn’t require untrusted code to run in privileged places. And if Word uses some Windows 3 api to ask a driver for the paper size, that driver can be a generic Microsoft driver and if that isn’t enough, that’s what shims are for.
You can definitely handle some of those situations server side (the key word being "some") with enough engineering effort.

In regards to player positions: check which player locations are occluded and wouldn't be visible through the geometry, then only send the valid ones for each player. Of course, doing this on high tick servers could prove to be computationally intensive.

In regards to aimbots: the clients already send you information about where they're looking so that it can be displayed to other players. Attach some mouse movement metrics and from that you'll sometimes be able to infer the most naive aimbots instantly.
If you have more than one GPU (even as in one on-board and one discrete) you can, with some effort, dedicate one of them to a VM and let the host use the other. Low-yield crypto mining is a common usage for that kind of arrangement, but I suppose VMs would work just fine too.

Or go full Unix and attach a serial terminal to the console port and happy linuxing from there while you ignore the built-in gaming console running off a VM. This is more or less what every modern console does anyway - a hypervisor under everything. ;-)
Except, how many ORMs do that?
Your theory might make sense if it were the people who didn't have their basic needs met who were racing to get rich, but it tends to be the opposite - people who already have their basic needs met that are looking to make even more money.
I looked at the WFC recently ("Level generation and style enhancement - deep learning for game development overview", https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.07397).

Yes, it is a big inspiration, and there are numerous beautiful examples of its results. However, the QM wording is at best an extremely loose analogy (one that a hacker would use). If you want to compare it to other methods, see "WaveFunctionCollapse is constraint solving in the wild" https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3102071.3110566.

"WaveFunctionCollapse is constraint solving in the wild."
I have a hard time squaring that optimism with the ban of Huawei and the ban requests made by the US administration for Xiaomi as well.
You can get an indoor trainer like a wahoo kickr which attaches to your back wheel.
Sometimes It’s Not Always DNS
Yes I remember this to. I guess I was around 14 years old and talked even about my mother about this. About how I'm suddenly think the Imperium is the good side. They did the story very well and also the game was just great.
The Benefits of Investing in the Best Home Gym Apparatus
> Besides, one person's "targeted by interventionism" is another person's "liberated by democratic forces".

Does newspeaking it make it better?

And if one would look at the examples of "liberation by democratic forces" over the last decades I feel that it is somewhat difficult to find an instance that wasn't a prime example of securing natural ressources or ensuring of keeping the global power structure intact.

I might be naive (or even contrarian to the US policy) bbut wwere aare tthe purely humanistic examples of Uncle Sam mingling in foreign affairs?

Imho the US should keep their fingers out of others' proverbial cookie jars.
Germany knew the floods were coming, but the warnings didn’t work
I don't understand why people make this argument. I mean, the number of factories is not some fixed constant of nature. If demand for a product is high enough, more factories get built.
You can run whatever you want in Heroku. Fork the official Ruby buildoack and teach it to install fullstaq, it's pretty easy to work on.
> as well as knowledge of the issue among oil companies

Oil companies don't have any special ability to predict the future state of a complex system.

> So, you'd expect a 2000-dated discourse to be slightly more alarming, yes.

Actually, the UN said in 1989 that whole nations might be wiped off the map if we didn't reverse global warming by 2000, so I might expect a 2000-dated discourse to have some humility, considering that the doom prophecy totally failed to materialize.

But anyway, how did Gore's predictions fare?
Windows application is still required, but loader unlock was granted instantly after creation of a new Xiaomi account last time I tried it (last Friday for Xiaomi Pocophone F1).
Unpaywalled version: https://archive.is/kgFIy
Actually, for the use case of genome assemblies you can compensate for the error rate with depth of coverage. Long reads are already the state-of-the-art for assembling genomes and are allowing us to get information that is simply invisible using short reads.

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.05.26.445798v1
> But in any case, the point of GDPR is not to bankrupt companies.

It _should_ be.

Well okay that's a bit hyperbolic, but what I mean by that is that the point should be to _change_ behavior and if the fines necessary or the resulting change in business model leads to bankruptcy then that should be totally fine. Companies who cannot operate legally shouldn't continue operating.
Why shouldn't it be sustainable?

The market for cheap phones is much bigger than for the expensive ones and as you see from the Apple numbers: the expensive market is pretty much covered. Also covered in an separate environment form where those users are reluctant to switch because it's hard to learn again.

imho I think that fighting for the low budget Android market makes much more sense than for the high price Apple audience as "Apple" has become the "I can afford it"-message of prestige this group is looking for and therefore won't be replaced by anything else. Even if you buy the most expensive Samsung, you'd have to explain how expensive it was first to your audience. There is no need with Apple. Everybody knows you've spend a lot of money on it.
As you're on a bike, it would be a lot better to get a power meter, take an FTP test and then ride 20% above your FTP to properly ride in an anaerobic zone. You'll quickly find that long anaerobic exercise isn't possible

Heart rate is too affected by other factors like hydration, temperature, stress etc to be reliable.
When Vaccine Apathy, Not Hesitancy, Drives Vaccine Disinterest
Xiaomi sells a few phones with the "Android One" label, meaning it's mostly standard Android and mine let me uninstall basically all the typical useless apps. Only the Play Store and one or two others can't be removed.

Not perfect and LineageOS would still be a bit better, but close enough for me. I don't enjoy using smartphones either way.
You certainly may define your own symbology.

But if you want to communicate with others you’ll need to agree on your symbology.

In the common mathematical understanding A != A is defined as a false statement. In any example that one can contemplate it would become a true statement then you are replacing one of the ‘A’ symbols with something that is not ‘A’ in your mind.

Which is to say you are using the wrong symbols to represent the idea you intend to communicate.
The waiting is kinda random really. I didn't have to wait at all, as the unlock code was available instantly. Regarding the account, I just used a spare throwaway SIM and a Windows VM for that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Though most of the brands (except Nokia and Samsung) seem to have pretty reasonable terms for unlocking the bootloader and aren't as ass-backwards as Xiaomi's.
Related: https://sr.ht/~cadence/tube/

A reimplementation of the invidious api based on a youtube-dl backend, together with a js-light frontend. I'm working on something similar, but leveraging youtube-dl to actually be platform-agnostic.
The coming rise and fall of Central Bank digital currencies
FIFA Ultimate Team bot farm
How to Establish a Culture of Secure DevOps
You basically surmised the outlook on Culture of one of the series' characters, Horza in Consider Phlebas.

It's the first novel in the series.
I would probably run proxmox if I was you and kit your device with extra peripheral cards that you pass through to the VM, with ZFS you can snapshot your vm volumes and proxmox has builtin support to do full backups and either store on your local machine or ship them off to a remote location. If you pass the GPU through to Windows you're going to be essentially native speed along with great security and flexibility. If you want to have multiple windows machines you could just rdp them unless you need GPU acceleration in them too.

If you're working on a laptop I would not recommend ZFS, ZOL doesn't implement freeze and thaw.
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Is there a good inventory / overview of all the educational games from that era?

I played a bunch of different games in 1989/1990 that I only vaguely remember today .. would be wild to see them again just for the nostalgia trip.
Very well put. The author's dogma is showing. Ironic since the publication name is Logic.

It's interesting the author spends several paragraphs lauding Rural Electric Cooperatives, these are the model of the future. And waves away the idea that the cooperative model has problems too.
Growing up in the UK, I hadn't even heard of Oregon. But we had more culturally relevant games to play. In my school we played Drug Wars...
How does LineageOS stop the "little black box" which handles GSM/UTMS/etc traffic from spying on you? Or your telecom provider from tracking you?

Don't get me wrong, I like these free OS versions, but while I could teach my wife, my mother in law etc to manage Netguard, I couldn't teach them to handle Lineage, f-Droid all by themselves.
If everyone start using their phones, they kind of will. I would guess it's easier to spy on people when you own the hardware and OS. Maybe the infrastructure would allow broader spying but owning a big part of the smartphone market allows for more in-depth spying for those with Xiaomi phones.
If you or anyone else wants to waste their time trying to deprogram fanatics on the internet, go right ahead.

But it's a fool's errand. Others have been trying to do that for -yes- years, because anti-vaxx conspiracy theories have been around for a long time. Many people believe that "sunlight is the best disinfectant," and that if you simply approach these people with politeness, empathy and well sourced logic, they will eventually come around. Feel free to try to engage the anti-vaxx community in as many vigorous, Lincoln-Douglas style debates as you like.

Just don't say you weren't warned.
Not a constructive comment, but it was amusing to see this post with 4 points posted 20 minutes ago.
I tend to be skeptical as well. Why isn't Shopify / Github / Heroku adopting this? I'd stay away.
Heavy artificial rains are caused in the United Arab Emirates
Jup.

To summarize, engineers mostly don't live security not because they don't care, on the contrary, but because doing so is the fastest way to sabotage yourself in the workplace and make enemies.

Two of my own examples

1)
A coworker had the task of updating aged signal generators, because we had reported a bug which was then fixed. The signal generators worked without memory, a USB Stick was used as storage memory. As he plugged said USB stick into the work laptop, which he had never touched before, a virus warning popped up.
We decided to do the right thing and tell our IT department about it and ask for further steps..
What followed were ridiculous hostile accusations, threats and pressure by the IT people, instead of a sensible reaction.

2)
We had a safety instruction at work and it was pointed out anyone should follow safety rules and remind colleagues to spread awareness.
Few days later I entered through a security door and two unknown colleagues followed right behind me. As I noticed, I politely asked them to show their access credentials.
I was met with hostility and disgust. Later I learned those two were higher ranged managers, anytime I met one of them later, they remembered and treated me badly, for doing exactly what was asked.

I even went so far and told my supervisor of both instances to "raise awareness" of the reality, but only got shrugs and a blank face.
I was wondering if/how you can get from Dorasan Station to the joint security area in South Korea. Google thinks it is possible: https://goo.gl/maps/NdRBwFzpGmp9Gme58
Personally I dont think this route is safe. (I get it, grey dotted translates to 'you might die')
I stopped buying Chinese products as much as I can, when I learned about the CCP meddling around the world and what they are doing to the Uighurs. I really don't understand people who would support this regime by buying its products.
Meh, handwavy opinion piece that comes back to the “droplets vs particles” argument with plenty of misdirection thrown in.

For a better survey of the research landscape try https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7883189/
> I think we should just tug the ISS up a decent bit higher

Both are really bad ideas. Every time something hits the ISS there will be some high-speed fragment coming off on a weird trajectory. The higher the ISS is, the higher the chance those fragments will not deorbit themselves.

Everything parked in orbit is a potential source of high-velocity impactors for everything else parked at a similar altitude.

It'd be nice if we could deorbit it whole inside the cargo compartment of a "Galaxy class SpaceX Starship", much bigger than the current one and going to space on top of a Ultraheavy, composed of 3 attached Superheavy boosters.

We could also surround it with lots (and LOTS) of inflatable heat shields to slow it down and then parachute it to a sensible landing site.

If we get Starship functional before the ISS's demise, we can even think of doing that kind of stunt.

Imagine it whole hanging from the ceiling of a museum.

Or, if a propulsive landing is possible, imagine it hanging from the ceiling of a museum in Shackleton City.

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The Hubble would also need a visit to upgrade and replace some components too. Maybe sending a Starship to bring it back, then relaunch it after an upgrade on land.

It's crazy how the economics of Starship make even ludicrous ideas like these look perfectly doable.
It feels more like “-punk” has become a suffix meaning “-style” in the same way that “-gate” has become a suffix meaning “controversy”.

Quite a lot of “steampunk” isn’t very rebellious.
I found the mean version: http://okbjgm.weebly.com/uploads/3/1/5/0/31506003/11_laws_of...
Until you run out of missiles before running out of stuff shooting at.

Awesome game, have the Steam version and played it through in the last year. The best Star Wars fighter game for me, period.
Well, I would hope so since Canada has:

- socialized, universal health care

- a relatively homogeneous, well-educated society (aside from Quebec, of course)

- virtually no illegal immigrants/future voters (D) outside the system.

So I'd expect Canada to rapidly pull ahead of the US with it's dystopian health care system, as long as it has enough vaccine doses.
Wish this audit had more details about the encryption system implemented and whether the rebuild meets their public encryption implementation specs (https://protonmail.com/security-details). This seems to be more about general web app OWASP type security audit.