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Air pollution could knock 9 years off the life of people in India, study says
She has a phd in quantum chemistry so reference to that are quite common
Unfortunately it wouldn't really do anything for pilots at night. The big effect when a shitty overpowered laser pointer hits windshield is that suddenly you have huge light bloom, blinding eyes prepared to operate in darkness (because you need to see outside).
Its talking about the future.
No, she actually used to be a research scientist and has a quantum chemistry PhD (you can read her thesis online)
This is indeed something I assume people would use a lot. The Windows snipping tool is already pretty neat, but the capability to record video and save as gif/webm would be really helpful.
The people doing and calling for the banning are hardly trained medical doctors by and large, and I've certainly seen COVID contarians cite heterodox doctors who actually had relevant expertise. They love to cite Robert Malone who while a very controversial figure is certainly more qualified than your average boycotter or moderator or admin to opine on vaccination.

I wouldn't exactly call the claims I see in these communities as being irrefutably robust, or immune to criticism. Still there's enough of the "vaccine hesitant" out there they're going to collectively come up with more robust arguments than appeals to homeopathy.
The Collatz like behaviour may be specific to the choice of Turing Machines as computational model. In functional busy beavers we see the emergence of repeated exponentiation [1] at similar sizes (the TM in the article takes 32 bits to describe given the statecount).

[1] https://oeis.org/A333479
When you pay them you have safe passage through their territory, not only from them but from other tribes who usually want to avoid robbing people in another tribes territory.

With the taxation you not only pay them to not rob you but their presence also protects you from other robbers, who may not be willing to negotiate and just shoot you.

I really don't see a principled difference to taxation by states, the only difference is the size and a more formalized institution surround the racket.

You can decide for yourself on the morality of it, I will avoid to offer an opinion on it.
Congrats! Very cool
It’s the only one I got. :(
That's really cool but I think you should understand that it's not 'analogue' if it has a bunch of transistors. This is called discrete because each component does a single operation. I see from the schematics that he builds flip flops from transistors for example.
Occurrences of words in Linux kernel source over time
That's unhelpfully dismissive. It's not how VirtualBox (with guest additions) or HyperV seem to work in the default configuration, so it's not trivial to do. Could you explain how to get this to work on Windows? What virtualisation software would you suggest? (And can it nest in Hyper-V?)
Indeed, as we can see with the Sackler family getting away with murdering millions of Americans.
Or maybe just a heavy sigh before “Rerouting…”.
Those are the surving vendors: higher-end tools for a niche market. The other vendors did not survive for various reasons. It has been tried.
I think it's cubic because they sum, polynomial either way, without considering other factors like potential for increased density the further out
They certainly have a right to do so, but since reddit complied, it is censorship.

There is the usual talk about how companies aren't bound to the first amendment. If you only adhere to it because you are compelled by law you fail the most basic levels of literacy on that topic.

This doesn't mean you are not allowed to oppose the opinions uttered in that subs at all. But its prominency is mainly caused by tantrums like this in the first place. This is destructive in many way and reddit does promote actors far worse than people believing misinformation.
> I guess what rubs me slightly the wrong way about this list is it seems focused on "who said what, and when" and not necessarily what's true.

Sounds like philosophy to me. This trait is shared by scholastics and postmodernists alike.
> for which you have to have an account.

That's not necessary. The landlord needs a bank account number, and some might ( of course, entirely depending on the person) accept a foreign one + the explanation that you're in the process of creating a French one. I've done it and know people who have done it, but of course it limits your options, especially in high in demand cities like Paris.

And there are always the neobanks - IIRC Aumax and Boursorama didn't ask for "justificatif de domicile" ( a utility bill or similar).

And there's another trick, you can get a phone contract online, with only a credit card; and this will get you a bill with any address you choose, but that's gaming the system.
I feel you, the tech space is way less exciting that it was decades ago. The last succesful communication standards are email, http and IRC.
XMPP is succesful in a way that it's used behind the scene in a good amount of apps, but that stops there.
The only alternatives are good old phone calls or SMS.

All what have been done since is to fragment communication as much as possible by jailing people in apps.

I really hope Matrix will manage to disrupt this and change this momentum. Part of it though would be the ease of setting up a server and avoid the feature fragmentation of XMPP that could be hard to understand from a user point of view.
Ask HN: How do you log TV shows?
I like tracking my books on Goodreads and movies on Letterboxd. Haven’t discovered a good app/service for tracking tv shows.

What does HN recommend?
Wes bos has some video courses about react but the thing is it really depends on what you are building. If it is a public app you will have SEO issues without a framework like Next.js which is nodejs based.

As a js dev myself I recommend lit (https://lit.dev). Personally I like it way more than react or vue and its easier to swap out later if you want to.

Since you’re a ruby dev, have you checked hotwire out? Or is there a specific reason to why you want to learn react?
> You risk being murdered and your business put on fire?

I mean he literally didn't say that. He said that he risks being put in prison.

In general, that's in effect the same. You lose your property, and largely fall into cycles of institutionalized crime.

Although, I don't really agree with it since I don't see many modern countries putting people in long term prison for just taxation issues.
"Arabian Sands" is an fascinating book describing travels though the empty quarter in Saudi Arabia and interactions with the Bedouin at a time when their way of life was about to start changing fast (1940s):

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabian_Sands
Twitch Turbo doesn't show you video ads, but still shows you ads on the site. They just call them "promotions" instead.

For $9/month, I expect peace and quiet, you know?
To my eye it looks like the Bill and Ted one is trying to include multiple blue police boxes. I'm assuming the movie description included "time travelling phone box" or something like that and the AI generated a bunch of Tardises.
Assuming you can connect this system to external servers for sending email, you could use something like ListMonk + Amazon SES to get a much cheaper solution than MailChimp etc. That would solve the spam problem.
In a modern society, if you don't pay your taxes you are likely to be imprisoned, possibly violently (depending on circumstances). Fundamentally there is no difference.
Long exposure times require static poses that can be maintained.
are nicotine lozenges, gum, patches etc not options?
Insurance companies save thousands from fiery death-trap
State of emergency in New York amid ‘historic’ flooding caused by Ida's remnants
>activation at too low a speed would cause the vehicle to break apart. A breathtakingly bad design for a spacecraft.

I do hope you know that outside its designed flight envelope, almost any space craft / rocket / airplane breaks apart pretty fast.
As a fan of earlier Final Fantasy games, this is giving me chills. #soexcited.
By using the same metric they user to evaluate engineers, they can measure if drivers are meeting expectations. Are they meeting expectations or causing problems in the workplace? If you get off work and take a toke, it may not affect your performance vs having a drink. Even occasional users can be banned from work because it stays in the system longer than any other drug.

It would be interesting to see a study on how substance use affects employee performance, including nicotine and alcohol. Clear evidence of correlations with earning potential may convince people to reduce or eliminate use. If there is a degrade with pot use and Amazon is willing to pay less for it, so be it.
I suppose AutoHotkey would do the job :)
> understand that it's not 'analogue' if it has a bunch of transistors.

That's ... not how it works. It's pretty much an analogue computer hardwired to play pong.
Here's some information on Matrix too, I've only heard about it, but never looked into it or used it:

https://matrix.org/docs/guides/introduction
Yeah, the Steam Deck adds an interesting wrinkle to the equation...

Seems there will definitely be folks who can easily determine whether they're better served by a "portable gaming pc" vs a "laptop pc"--but there's some use cases where the decision isn't as clear cut so it'd be informative to see how people choose.

Interesting times in Linux land.

2022 as "Year of Linux on the Couch" finally? :D
Arrow functions replace the need to use `bind` and you can still use `with` just not in strict mode unfortunately.
Once I learned that Mozilla was using Mullvad servers, my trust to Mullvad increased. Though, besides credibility I am not sure what other benefit Mozilla brings to the table by reselling it? Since they both use WireGuard protocol, client is mostly about UI, rather than functionality.

What would be cool, if Mozilla partnered with multiple VPN providers and had a multi-hop VPN with at least 3 nodes and multi layered encryption, similar to TOR.
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I mean, this also reduces meeting fatigue, right? The process of being in real world non-Zoom meetings for hour service on end would be a lot less stressful if you were in a cardboard box and didn't have to care how your body was positioned, right? (FWIW, this is why I find working with people who don't tolerate well stuff like "I am in this meeting and am totally paying attention, but I am lying on the floor with my eyes closed while doing so" ;P.)
Worse enough that many journalists have this opinion today, although I can understand that given their dire financial situation. But opinions like this are indicative of a severe lack of literacy.

What leads to death is a reactionary movement against vaccination and medical advice. A reaction that is actually healthy, because it is directed against censorship. Censorship some bad actors try to enforce. Any mod on reddit that took part here should be quite ashamed.
That is not the case here.
I studied the screen capture topic some time ago with video-games. Interestingly, there are also direct APIs for Windows, e.g., https://github.com/bryal/dxgcap-rs
What relation does it have to assembly? From briefly looking at it, it seems none, but the name suggests otherwise.
The insanity is to be more afraid of unknown risks of vaccination than known risks of infection and the risk of relying on unproven treatments that are harmful or ineffective.
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We live in a society where it is important that people follow the spirit of the social contract. Acting in bad faith is bad even if you pay your punishment or if the action uses a loophole keeping you on the right side of the law.

The world is too complex to fully codify in rules and punishments, abusing loopholes (or taking punishment as cost of business) is still reprehensible. I do agree we should try to increase punishment/close loopholes when possible, it’s just always will be a losing battle.
> Creators put their content ad-free on Floatplane, but can also put it other places (such as YouTube, and with ads). The users pay for the ad-free videos

So just like Nebula? It'd have been better if all the fleeing YouTubers had centralised on one alternative service, most people won't bother for multiple subscriptions.
Actually there was that flu vaccine that triggered narcolepsy very rarely in young people after 12 - 24 months. But this is the only example i heard of.
AS?
HN does not have an edited tag

Huh, wow! Somehow I had the idea that it did. I might be mixing it up with some other forum, or the edit to add: tag that many people here add manually.

and doesn't allow editing past a brief window

Right, that’s precisely the kind of obvious balancing restriction I was alluding to, by mentioning HN at all.

your idea is so awful that I struggle to think of an idea that could be more destructive to discussion quality

I’m going to need a bit more justification for that one than “your example of existing usage was incorrect”. Care to expand?

Why does HN allow edits at all?

Edit to add(!): I’m glad I was able to fix an unbalanced *
Why would I trust them? To me, source code being libre is neutral when trusting/not trusting my data to some entity.
Show HN: Encrypt and decrypt SMS and other messages
Addendum: It's part of the XBox game bar. In case you are wondering where your recordings are, press Win+G.

It didn't work for me the first time - I had to open the game bar first. Also, I had to focus a Window. I cannot record the full desktop with this technique, so it's not quite the same as the linked application.
This is the way. A well structured course that will leave you with effective tools to maximize your learning potential.
> Ergo being not nice is necessary to success.

It’s not necessary, but it probably helps. It’s also a great american tradition (though by no means unique to american), and so is calling for the state to help you not being nice (and then people wonder why US unions are antagonistic…)
> If he wanted to save lives, there's a very clear path to alerting the FAA.

Is there? I doubt you can just call up the FAA and be like, "hey, my former employer is going to get people killed." The FAA will naturally call the employer and the employer will naturally defend themselves, calling the ex-employee a kook.

You probably need to generate awareness of the issues in public and show the FAA you're not the only engineer who thinks those practices are unsafe. Then, and only then when you have some accredited clout behind your accusation, can you start holding the FAA's feet to the fire for inaction. And after that, maybe they will investigate.
C++ Graph Algorithms
The methods are only described in the supplementary material. I think there are two problems.
1. Their formula for using spherical harmonics does not seem correct. There is no angle, only a dependence on a vector between a central atom and a neighbour.
2. They only consider the K nearest neighbours, but they do not seem to give a value for K.
A competent referee should have noted these problems.

On top of that, this is not a prediction method. It is a score for judging structures generated by another method. In this case, the other method was always based on rosetta. This means the paper is describing a good scoring method for rosetta models. Its applicability to models from other sources is not clear.
My best (frankly uneducated) guess would be that they trained the model with famous movie posters as the objective, and still frames of the movie as the training data. Then they gave frames of these movies to the ai to get a poster out.
If you have a brand new machine you will need to wait until community develops open-source drivers for all new hardware in your machine. Or you will have to check for every component in advance if it is supported by Linux to avoid problems later on...
That works for 3D space. What about n-dimensional vectors?
Definitely sexism, possibly bordering on misogyny. During the Gates era he avoided hiring female execs because “they’ll get pregnant and leave”

Not worth standing against a wall, but Gates is a bad person.
Everytime I hear "handcrafted" and "videogame", Trüberbrook comes in mind - I'm really impressed by this kind of work:

https://www.makinggames.biz/game-design/the-making-of-truber...
You made me expect more. Not to be dismissive of the effort involved, but I was hoping for a complete course. The stuff I checked out looked good, but not very comprehensive. It's some code examples for each category and some links to other resources. For instance "data labeling" could be a book in itself but is a few paragraphs long. Dropout is mentioned in a few sentences as "a great technique".

It's good to get an overview over the various things one needs to learn. But I cannot imagine being ready to put anything in production after reading through this, so no MLOps exactly.
TypeScript: Use Unknown Instead of Any
UK ISP Sky feeds realtime customer bandwidth data to litigous anti-piracy firm
Explosive Velocity with a Modern Stack
Maybe assembly here is being referred to the IR. Looks a tad misleading, but great work nevertheless.
> short of using air freight to get goods across

Most iPhones and Apple Watches I’ve ever purchased on launch day ship via air from China to a FedEx hub somewhere in CONUS, then on to me. Takes about 3 days…
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I think the more reasonable analogy is that Apple is a Mall and the different apps are stores in that mall, but in this mall they don't charge you a flat monthly fee, they charge you a percentage of your revenue and to make sure you aren't cheating on that they make you use their cash registers and credit card machines.

As a consequence there are incentives for the stores to decrease the amount of money they make in the normal way and they instead try to find strange ways to make money that the mall doesn't get a cut of.

For example if you buy shoes at the shoe store they will send you new colorful shoelaces every month if you mail them money.

But every now and then a store will come up with clever new way to make money that doesn't give the mall its cut and then the mall throws the store out and leases its space to a competitor. Or just announces method X of making money also needs to give us our share.
Well said and quite right!

Anybody who has studied Indian/Hindu philosophy will be well aware of this problem.
Assigning `killall ffmpeg` to a hotkey does the job.
I heard that AIO liquid coolers are not necessary too. I saw some YT videos saying that air coolers were equal or better in performance.

For those who really want to live on the edge and take risks, I heard liquid metal was the what all the "cool kids" were into these days. Just be warned though, like a cool tattoo, some people regretted that decision.
UK Online Safety Bill gives legal basis for censorship of LGBT people
I think the sentiment it was trying to get across is that many projects don't have documentation because the task of creating great documentation may seem daunting, so in a sense just saying at least have something. I'm taking it to mean it's a work in progress, but it could have been worded better, of course.
Um, err, I’m an ex EE. Everything is analogue underneath, even digital. It’s all just shuffling electrons around.

The whole device there is made from discrete opamps. Sure there are some flip flops in there but they are analogue too! (Build one and poke it with a scope and look at the rise and fall times for the collectors)
You are being uncharitable here. This is what is meant by "learning to learn" reduced to its essentials.
Sounds like an epic chip. ;)
Not if you try to purge it from the net. Then it gets interesting and it become quite a rollercoaster.
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> have you ever tried turning off notifications on your phone...

Yes. I have them turned off. Could you please expand on what you mean there? Thank you.
Of the 1000s of incidents that get reported each year, I'm still waiting to hear about the aircraft that has gone down because someone pointed a consumer grade laser into the cockpit.

Is it an obnoxious thing to do? Certainly, but claims that it's dangerous don't have any legitimacy if there's no evidence to back it up.
This looks like a massive (no pun intended) undertaking.

Will be keeping an eye on this.