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RE: git, if the package has been fetched through Go Proxy once before the tag change, the new tag will never pass validation

> if it ever gets changed there, it's changed for everyone

sum.golang.org has a hash chain, so you have to change everything that comes after a malicious hash change. So it does seem safer the more time that passes.

Go uses zip files, as a fyi.

I've had more trouble with custom domain based Go mods than the major code hosts. I've come to avoid those on custom domains as much as possible.
Isn't a big chunk of a kernel's job providing a standard abstraction for hardware access?

I'd assume naively that such a construct would, of necessity, involve the needs of hardware devs.
In 1958 two guys flew a Cessna 172 nonstop for 64 days without landing. They refueled mid-air via a truck that drove under them during a low pass.
Thanks, this helps clarify what happened. I thought it be a institution where the security console had special powers.
The media has reported for a year and a half that the old (65+) are at high risk and the young are at lowest risk for severe COVID-19. Young people have absorbed that message. That’s also on top of younger people being less responsive to health messaging in general and taking more risks.
Losing a few pounds over a few weeks is easy, particularly if somebody is controlling how much food you take. The problem is what happens after, when you are under free living conditions: will you be able to maintain that weight loss, or will you grow increasingly hungry, tired and cold until you start eating again? We have all lost weight only to regain it after a year.

For that reason I'm most interested in interventions that work under free living conditions (ad libitum) and in the long run (2+ years), at least anecdotally.
> You don't have any kids

I do actually.

> they tell me they would rather watch someone else

It sounds like they'd rather watch someone else.
But it will remove an instance of racial inequality in academic outcomes, which means california public schools can give themselves a higher progressive score.
From the HN guidelines: "Eschew flamebait. Avoid unrelated controversies and generic tangents." and "Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle"

You seem to be commenting a lot of unrelated, tangential things to create a narrative aligned to your political beliefs. Something to consider.
Don't read what everyone else reads
Don't trust anything Canadian as long as Trudeau and the Liverals are in power.
I live here and nothing is more corrupt than our government sponsored media, Bell, CBC etc. They received over 550M in tax benefits. Only 'sanctioned' media are allowed to question our 'dear leader', and other legitimate registered journalist businesses are rejected from questioning the truth.

'Little castro' is free to romp around violating rules imposed on other Canadians, traveling even to places where the community has disallowed public entrance. He is truly a Castro. As well, the government has utterly refused to post the data to which they are making their sweeping Covid decisions on the public. They manipulate the wording of mandates to institute endless tyrannical commands.
Canada is a fledgling dictatorship.
Trudeau, 'One can't help but admire China's basic dictatorship...'
Canada has been conquered and overthrown by a dynastic despot, and the control of the people uas been initiated through medical mandates. It is only time before sweeping power is granted to 'little castro' through medical mandates. He has given far too much comfort to China and Americans should be concerned.
Canadians who know and support the American constitution are the only ones you can trust.
Really cool!

I'd love to see a table comparing the results against the other gigantic models (I know could Google the other results and merge them together but no thanks)
Haskell is easier to pick up than Nix.
API with NestJS #51. Health Checks with Terminus and Datadog
> It is already complicated

And specifically, one of the ways in which it is complicated is that it's mostly done in a language that doesn't natively enforce memory-safe constructs, forcing developers to walk a best-practices and tooling tightrope to avoid writing code that breaks.
Not an insider : isn't $7bn relatively cheap? Could it be this plant is for image sensors?

I couldn't read the article.
Sure I'll qualify it, pioneered modern agriculture.
I used to do this in the early 2000s with my Palm PDA's IR blaster http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA005810/remocon/premocce.htm
So they why do payment processors (paypal in particular) avoid firearms stuff? That's big business and the consumers involved pretty much all have discretionary income by definition. You'd think they'd be all over that.
I don't understand how this is bad data? It seems to me that you are asserting a claim "immigration doesn't effect the labor market" that was never made.

> Card found no negative effects for Miami residents with low levels of education. Wages did not fall and unemployment did not increase relative to the other cities.

Additionally, the claims about specific types of effects on the labour market that you quote were from follow up studies and also don't conflict with the results of the earlier study.

Low-income residents on average, had no negative effects but follow up studies split up that low income group and found that one subgroup benefits and another subgroup suffers.
pretty much why I add "reddit" to most of my searches, and when I don't, I'm reminded why I do.
And the first domino falls for the transformative generational change in the work environment. A couple of decades ago it was business casual. How far we've come.
By Dr Chad Broman in Journal of Astrological Economy. I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or didn't get the joke
serious question: what is the performance of using checkboxes compared to other methods of rendering in a browser?
Christ what an asshole.
DIY SciFi Object: The Patterning Frame from Ursula Le Guin's City of Illusions
ASCIInema? https://asciinema.org/
I feel like tractors are like AK-47s, kinda de facto grandfathered in before Neo-liberalism and Globalization made exporting IP law a big part part of of geopolitics.
You have to pick some stack to work on. If your requirements are genuinely different, by all means pick software that fits your requirements more than those of others. But if you have the same set of requirements, then you might as well work on the best available piece of software for those requirements, because if you spend time building something else instead then you'll either have something lower quality or you'll build something better that your competitors can switch to to get the same benefits.
Google Apps for iOS to Switch to UIKit
I have shipped ~100 apps on the app store, ranging in size from simple to large/complex.

The app store, review process, and (especially) Apple's demands for 30% of everything make dealing with them easily the worst aspect of my work.

Apple makes several million/year off their cut from me, and I would drop the App Store in a heartbeat if I could.
> they will force every Asian kid to sit and listen why it is good that the state discriminates against them

What gives you that idea? Also, isn't California the state where public universities aren't allowed to use affirmative action in admissions?
120k_Fresh_HQ_Combolist_Email-Pass_Netflix_Minecraft_Uplay_Steam_Hulu_Spotify
But can also create inefficiencies for an organization because they lose institutional knowledge and incur training costs.
US schools gave kids laptops during the pandemic. Then they spied on them
But this is not about distributing GPL code in a custom binary. Rather, a GPL binary library was linked against by a custom binary, and that GPL binary was distributed alongside the ”custom” binary. Do those license terms apply here?
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The locals generally enforce and investigate and then the feds prosecute.
Solar storm warning issued as flare expected to directly hit Earth today
Great demo.
my first guess is that these checkboxes might be faster than painting to a canvas.
> so while everyone is absolutely correct that counting calories is the "optimal" method of weight loss, it's not the strategy that optimizes results across the population.

More accurately: a calorie deficit is not "optimal" for weight loss so much as it is a necessary and sufficient condition for achieving weight loss. The problems are that accurate calorie accounting is harder than merely reading nutrition labels, and calorie counting on its own does not provide guidance on which foods to reduce or replace in your diet to achieve weight loss while staying otherwise healthy and sated.
There was a result recently of modeling an organic neuron with 1000 digital neurons.

And even if that result was perfect modeling of the neuron, that assumes perfect and exhaustive data readings on the organic neuron, which is, frankly, unlikely. (Not that I know how to estimate how much it's missing, but I don't think we fully understand a single neuron yet.)
> from spinal cord problems that chiropractors can easily treat

Please no. Chiropractors are mostly pseudo-scientific pretend-doctors that should be allowed anywhere near a nervous system. They are not "back doctors".

In 2021 they're a huge source of anti-vaccine misinformation.

https://simonsingh.net/media/articles/alternative-medicine/b...

https://www.health.harvard.edu/heart-health/chiropractic-nec...

> Doctors hate this fact and will gladly put people on meds or tell them to change their lifestyle

Hating on doctors is no reason to go see a quack.
5 USD for one month or 20 articles isn’t attractive. That’s fewer than one a day. Heck, it’s fewer than one per working day. It means if you add a dud (an article you realise you weren’t interested in after all) you’ll feel the loss. A subscription whose limit you worry about hitting is doubly bad for a customer, it only benefits you. The idea isn’t novel or rare (I’ve seen several Show HN which do the same), meaning differentiation could be important.

On the plus side, the landing page is clean and clear. It has close to no information but no fluff, except for the hero image which takes up a lot of space for nothing.
I'm assuming the flights were achieved mid summer when they days are longest and it can't yet operate outside this window.

If this is the case, shame they don't just admit this up front
Yeah, I currently do. I only work with companies who can ensure I get to write and maintain Clojure/ClojureScript projects, or any other lisp-like languages.

Just like I'm sure many people would reject jobs that would force you to write assembly code now when we have higher abstraction languages, I reject jobs that are requiring me to work with inferior languages and ecosystems like Rust, Go or JavaScript. It's simply not worth the frustration anymore.

In the beginning of my career I didn't have the flexibility to choose what languages to work with though, but nowadays I am that lucky.
It's purported to be a version of this https://www.amazon.com/TV-B-Gone-Universal-TV-Control-Keycha...

Kit: https://www.instructables.com/TV-B-Gone-Kit/
No idea for your question, but you should be able to read the archived article here https://archive.is/TM8fk
> UN system has proceeded to flesh out

Which are result of spectrum of efforts spearheaded by LIO bloc post "end of history" to depart from status quo, that non LIO bloc others have actively defended against. Hence you have non LIO blocs rejecting western NGO consultative status and human rights committees, and in this case wikipedia at WIPO because those are tools weaponized by LIO powers to undermine Westphalian sovereignty. Currently, LIO takeover has stalled thanks to ascending PRC and other non LIO powers learning to outgame the west. Itself met with efforts Trump undermining or stalling these institutions in response. But Wesphalianism is still at the heart of the current order, which many in LIO wants to scrap/reform because it no longer disproportionate represents LIO interests, along with exasperated cries that UN is worthless simply because it now represents more global voices and interests. But until those reforms or replacement occurres, the westphalian framework at UN is still what the global community operates around.

E: account throttled for posting too fast

LIO functionally cannot be global organizing principle by virtue of excluding non LIO countries which is vast plurality of current nations. It's a club based off exclusivity not cooperation. Westphalian sovereignty has criticisms and challenges but it's also the minimum standard endorsed by most countries. LIO already has offshoots from global order and operate as a fragments of various multi/mini lateral frame works but it's not replacement for UN where principle of non-interference is still basis for international relations.
The article mentions:

> Sony will also help prepare the factory site. Its aim is the stable procurement of semiconductors for its image sensors.

> The company controls half of the world's market share for sensors used in smartphones and cameras, with manufacturing bases in Kumamoto and Nagasaki prefectures. The sensors are manufactured in-house, but the semiconductors that process images are procured from third parties, including TSMC.

> Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida previously said that the ability to steadily procure semiconductors is important for maintaining Japan's international competitiveness.
Markets are more efficient when transaction information is public, and hence all wages should be public. Assuming the goal is to minimize that friction.
Interesting that books3 and The Pile are among the largest corpus used for training - both with copyright concerns.
It's open source ;)

Apparently, they extract video frames using FFMPEG, create a collage out of those frames, then use the whash method of the python imagehash package.

So it's basically reducing video hashing to image hashing, which was previously solved.
Couple points:

1. Have any of you brilliant financial analysts who work in different tech sector jobs and megacorps put consideration into how much of your high salaries and benefits might just be subsidized by those same corps that hire you being able to enormously reduce their tax burdens through all sorts of clever tax avoidance schemes?

The same havens and instruments that are often used by blatant tax avoiding criminal money launderers such as drug traffickers and corrupt politicians also correlate with the paths that legal entities legally use to avoid taxes.

2. In all discussions about tax havens and financial privacy instruments, the criticism is always against those who practice these things and those who facilitate them. Rarely do people who should know better seem to ask if maybe, just maybe, government already wastes far too much money on all sorts of idiocies and inefficiencies. Many of these could first be corrected for better funding of its better, more socially beneficial programs instead of reallocating funds or trying to squeeze even more tax revenue and paranoid surveillance from people of all kinds.

The obvious example in this case: The U.S governments military budget alone is in the several hundreds of billions per year (not including god knows how much black budget spending or military-related waste), but tax avoidance losses get screamed about by bureaucrats and social justice types at every turn.

How about wasteful-spending avoidance first, and a modicum of self restraint from the behemoth public agencies that bloat nearly every western governments apparatus today?
These days when I hear people being 'surprised' by negative feedback they weren't getting but 'everyone' knew about:

You should ask yourself why people stopped coming to you with information, and why someone else has it instead of you. Especially if it's your job to keep on top of that issue. You've alienated them in some way that means they're avoiding talking to you, from fear or contempt.

In the cases I've been involved with, I've come to realize that people don't like to look stupid, and some people accidentally or on purpose put you into that scenario a few times, and they just start avoiding you. You no longer get all the information, and the people they feel safe giving it to will include people who you already have a strained relationship with, and they may use this information as ammunition against you.

It's better that people ask you dumb questions and you teach them how to answer them or steer them toward better questions, rather than imply that's a dumb question. Most especially if any other people are going to observe the conversation. Will you get interrupted a lot? Yes. But you'll also know where all of the choke points are in the system - where everyone else is getting interrupted. If you're doing policy or architecture without knowing pain points, you're going to be the one who looks like an idiot. But nobody is gonna tell you that to your face. Or at least not until your goose is cooked.
The OP might be ok with a Kernel that was just in Rust, but having a kernel witha mix of Rust and C adds complexity, both in having to master two languages to understand it well, and a more complex build system.
Couple of things:

1. the vacation home market is much smaller than the housing market in general. so supply and demand would kick long before the total housing supply is effected. I think.

2. rents can't really go up much, if income doesn't go up. not sure how profits would go up in that situation. could a 10 year bubble happen sure just not sure it would go on for 50 years. Not sure the rich would want to collect middle class houses. so it would have to be based on a profitable market.

3. people probably will just get pushed out of the city.

4. The US housing market is 33T if it were to go up 30x that would put it at about 1 quadrillion. I'm not sure any monopolist can capture that market.
You’re making oblique references and (I guess?) assuming that some conclusion is obvious. A more direct statement of your point might help here.
Just think about what 0% inflation means. It means your money never loses value. That's frankly impossible. It's as if you built some sort of pocket dimension that can store everything without decay.

During recessions people will try to acquire this magical storage instrument to shield themselves from losses in the real economy because a yield of 0% is greater than a company stock that is crashing. The people who end up unemployed don't store their labor in money. That labor is simply gone and so is the value of the money and that loss must be represented through a negative interest rate.
Ha, this is a very clever idea.
They mentioned the abuses and crimes of religious charitable organizations in Canada. And the abuses and crimes of religious charitable organizations in the UK...

... in a discussion about the abuses and crimes of religious charitable organizations in the US.

I think they're entirely related. They may not be the same organization, but there's systemic patterns evident in such things, and I think your conclusion is, at the least, a little grasping.
Yes, people want to work with technologies they enjoy, therefore doing work they enjoy.
Over 1500 hours of continuous operation is quite a feat. Components like magnetos have service schedules much shorter than that.

This also ignores all the unexpected issues that pop up in aviation. My only experience with Cessna 172s are rentals which are treated like crap - those planes need something looked at like every 50 hours.
I think it creates a collage of the video frames: https://github.com/akamhy/videohash/blob/8759b6ad7fdabcdf4dd...

and passes that on to the videohash.py module to generate a hash:
https://github.com/akamhy/videohash/blob/main/videohash/vide...

by using the library imagehash: https://pypi.org/project/ImageHash/
Certainly the authors of said LGPL code are distributing that source. Would it make sense to distribute the source of every .dll included in a project?
I believe it was transferred in an indirect way, maybe a trust.
I just read that document, and (not gonna lie) I want to cry a little. It does a terrible job of demonstrating that there is a problem of racial bias in math, and the premise that math curriculums promotes white supremacy is, frankly, offensive.

The document has only vauge allusions to specific problems that connect to racial bias. One they list is that the linearity of math education means that failing one course may prevent you from taking the next, even if the topics are not connected. Sure, this is probably true... but it's a problem for students of all races.

The document includes a note to highlight the stories of queer and non-white mathematicians. But, in my entire public school education, I don't recall a /single/ mention of any mathematician at all. Math was not "personified" in any way that I can remember.

Really, it's hard to even understand what the document is proposing, beyond that teachers should be aware that they might somehow be promoting white supremacy in their math class. ??
Are parents at least aware enough to not have the laptop in the same room the children get dressed/undressed? Even just listening to the kids the school admins could learn a lot about the parents. Curious if that has ever been used to blackmail people.
Very nice guy!

I will remember him for his CDDL flames and my invitation for him to answer the CDDL/GPL debate over at the brand new SE OSS site right at the launch in 2015, which he gladly accepted.

I vaguely recall making this question explicitly for him to answer, seeing that he was already on the site, and me needing a total of 10 QA entries to get an Area51 badge for a follow-through on the launch of the site as a founding member. He didn't disappoint and provided a great answer!

He was not shy of having a good argument and defending the position he thought was correct even if such position was extremely unpopular and futile to have and to defend:

https://archive.is/4JzAE

https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/2094/are-cddl...

Very sad to learn he's gone. RIP.
Plugins for code-editors isn't my thing, is there a reason that you chose Atom instead of VSCode or Sublime?

(this looks like a cool idea, by the way)
Everything is ideological if you frame it in that context. By your logic, following the law is ideological.

Not whistle blowing on illegal activities in some jurisdictions is in itself illegal and makes you accessory to the crimes being committed. I wouldn't think that kind of whistle-blowing as ideological.

P.S. Yes, I made a spelling mistake while typing a comment on the phone, I regret that and happy to learn when pointed out.

Do keep in mind not everyone's first language is English, making fun of that is not a good way to encourage people to learn the language better, if new speakers stop putting in the effort to improve because the feedback is negative you( and we) don't get to interact with speakers from distant lands , learn new and interesting ideas.
> gRPC/protobuf has a lower operational cost than JSON as long as you don't need to talk to it from a browser.

So, reading this the other way (browsers are king)... you claim gRPC is so useless as to not be able to power your entire system and requires you to standup duplicate interchange systems for different use cases?

Yikes.
So, on reading this I imagine that this is purely for "mature" process nodes, and not definitely for cutting-edge nodes, plus the fact that some of the semiconductor infrastructure is already there, so 7 billion US dollars might be in the correct ballpark.

Well, at least Japanese manufacturers (probably more of automobile suppliers like Denso rather than Sony's mobile division) will have a domestic source.
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. He says in the article that Microsoft wanted to hire him to keep working on appget. He asked for an acqui-hire instead, and was told that’s not possible.

He wanted more than Microsoft was willing to give.
Not trying to be funny here, because I am not mechanically inclined, but isn’t that what a roll cage is?
What programming languages do you know? Do you prefer any one of them?