skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Kodi is indeed overkill I find. As some have mentioned, point it to SMB share and be done. uPnP/DLNA sucks.

What I liked much better than Kodi was WiiMC on the original Wii. It was similar in that you point at a SMB share and just go, but navigating with a wiimote was pleasurable in its own right. Made for a nicer experience.

One day I will invest some time and see if there is a PC equivalent to WiiMC that runs on modern hardware and supports modern codecs.
> And killer whales.

Is that true? The wikipedia page on Ruminants shows the Cetacea outside of the group labeled Ruminants.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruminant
Children start lying almost as soon as they are born (they often learn to mimic cries of distress even when they only want attention). Toddlers are even worse, and will often indiscriminately lie to fit their ends. Telling the truth is a value we actually have to very consciously impart to children, especially when it's an unpleasant truth (such as admitting guilt).

Sure, toddler lies are laughably naive, but they learn how to tell more convincing lies all on their own (well, by judging others' reactions, but without explicit "here's how you can lie better" wisdom). And toddlers admitting guilt without prodding and overwhelming evidence is quite rare - rarer than even in adults, I would say.
Are you sure? You can do calculations geometrically with tools like compasses and straight-edges. No need for numerals.

Here's a practical way using a compass and straight edge: https://janmr.com/blog/2010/04/arithmetic-by-geometry/

Here's a contrived way, but using only a straight edge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Georg_Christian_von_Staud...
The challenge is a lot smaller than it is generally made out to be. Nuclear waste has a weird decay curve due to the absolute mess of isotopes it contains. That means it is insanely radioactive at first, but also decays very quickly. After a while, only the long-lived isotopes are left, but they are also not very radioactive.

We tend to conflate the two, and assume that the waste is both highly radioactive AND long-lived, but this is not the case. It is highly radioactive for a reasonable amount of time, and then low-level radioactive for a really long time.

The challenge is only how to handle it while it is incredibly radioactive, but the timescales involved are not at all impossible to deal with. Once it has cooled down, just leaving it buried is perfectly fine. There's very little long-term risk.

(Let's say, as an oversimplification, that the time of high danger is maybe two hundred years - a long time to be sure, but not unprecedented in terms of large-scale engineering projects. Around that time, the radioactivity starts dropping very sharply.)
We had something like ActiveRecord for Tcl before Rails was even an idea.

Unfortunely Lisbon lacked startup coolness in 1999.
>Especially since those are the least experienced drivers.

They're also the only cohort that can't legally drink, which probably lowers their fatality rate somewhat.
you don't care about speed, we get it

if things like swc does not exist then deno would have to use tsc, which is slower and contradict with being a replacement to nodejs, which is what tsc runs on
I've been using this for the last 12 months without issue. It works flawlessly. Thank you to the devs!
No it's almost a rule to build reactors in pairs. That way when you maintain the other, the other still outputs energy. When the decision was made Green Party was in the cabinet and they had made a promise not to build any more nuclear power. So a compromise was made and to actually meet the energy demands of the Finnish industry, the biggest possible reactor was chosen.
So what? The quote above says that not being an engineer will stop promotion...It is clearly not true.

The fact this structure can still produce good software is neither here nor there.
Low-level radioactive waste is not really big a problem. It does not pose any significant risk to anyone or anything.

High-level waste is the problem.
The judge is still out there if Deno will ever matter on the great scheme of things.

But what do I know, I am a big fan of vanilajs, great framework.
Thank you! In the event you see this may I ask why not stick with Figwheel? Does ShadowCLJS do the job just as well? I remember Figwheel being impressive and it seems maintained.
That atrocious. Either this is vandalism, or we have no rights to private property any more
Devil's advocate - VPN might be better than Tor. Hear me out:

A VPN provider's business is keeping your connection private. They have no incentive to log because the leakage of such logs would be catastrophic. Thus, a reputable VPN provider is unlikely to be a front for a nation-state actor. There is a strong financial incentive for a VPN provider to do their job, as stated, no conspiracies, and do it well.

Tor, on the other hand, has frequently had bad actors comprise a significant portion of running nodes, to the point where being the victim of a correlation attack wouldn't be unlikely for a regular user. Intelligence agencies and bad actors alike have immense incentive to saturate the Tor network with bad nodes. Finally, Tor has been plagued with issues and vulnerabilities, that they seemingly do not have the manpower or technical ability to fix: https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/906-To...

I suspect that the future of anonymous communication will be a mixnet resistant to correlation attacks (unlike Tor.) An example - https://nymtech.net/
Every time I read the rant that is the README here, it makes me smile. It describes the project's goals, too, but most of it is humorous remarks on many of the typical problems that come with Lisp implementations. Most of them are about pet-project-class Lisps, but the subtle bashing of Clojure and PicoLisp is a cherry on top. I wish more programmers had capability to write like this.
Are you talking about the country which was invaded numerous times from the west?
Also, you're a fish. When people talk about fish, they mean "fish that aren't tetrapods", because cladistically speaking, tetrapods (birds, reptiles, mammals) are fish too.
Just have your CI run "pre-commit run —all-files"?
You can't loose weight with the current food system unless you completely abandon it. It's literally impossible based on how the body works. Fad diets and weightloss programs don't work. You must address the problem at its root: How to deal with hunger. This is a hormonal problem.

Everything (hyperbole) you can buy in a supermarket is meant to make you feel full for an hour and then hungry again.

An alternative to surgery would be to just to continuously monitor blood glucose. The patient would immediately know when the food they are eating is messing up their body and the doctor can control the diet of the patient.
The measles vaccine more or less protects you for the rest of your life, although a single refreshment might be sensible. Flu and covid vaccines would need constant adaptation and you will never reach that in a globalized world.
The waste will be radioactive for 100000 years, but it will not be dangerous for that long. Low levels of radioactivity is not a problem. It takes a much shorter time for the waste to reach the same level of radioactivity that the original ore that we dug out of the earth had.
Basically the gun: https://xkcd.com/1217/
Edit: adding here since I can't edit the original article.

I hope the tone didn't come off as condescending or too argumentative. I was just doing my best to essentially say that all software stinks in it's own way (including both Python & Perl). The few times I've reached for Perl over the years, it has worked fine. Some of the issues such as having a fairly primitive OO system out of the box without reaching for Moo or Moose on CPAN are more than addressed with the very advanced Raku (formerly Perl6), but at this point, that's a perl inspired sister language and not a viable upgrade path.
that doesn't matter, I don't use deno either. The point is that this makes it possible.
> an ambition of the EU to actually expand to include entire Europe, or at least the non-Russian part thereof.

No, not “the non-Russian part thereof”, the entire Europe “From the Atlantic to Ural”[1]

[1]: https://mondediplo.com/2018/10/04russia
This is why people use all in one solutions that you basically can’t mess up, like Apple TV.
This is a really important point. While us salaried workers struggle in a 9-5, the powerful get multiple board positions that each pay more than our annual wages.
Any back of the envelope calculations showing how you reach the conclusion that this is worse than the harm the COVID control measures are doing?
May be compare to tco which is not as general.
Of course.

But what OP refers to is that kids are born with their own personality which already emerges from a very young age in the first year.

I've seen it with my kids, and also other young kids in my close environment. For instance, some are just naturally extraverted, or wild, while others are careful by nature. Some of it changes when they get older, but a lot stays the same. So yeah environment matters, but most parents I talk to agree with me kids come with their own character.
Russia’s Blackmail of the West
To continue a theme here, Boxee's software originated as a fork of XBMC.
I don't think it is the right mindset. Mental health is a spectrum as much as "being fit" is a spectrum. Just because you aren't morbidly obese doesn't mean you won't benefit from learning how to take care of your body. Most people don't need a personal trainer and a dietician when they gained a few kilos extra. The same way everybody needs to understand how to heal their mind and recognize when things get difficult enough to benefit from professional health.
In the UK, the pass rate for the theory test was 54% for the last year. Lots of people fail it. You need to correctly answer 43 or more questions from 50 they ask, and there are over 700 possible questions. In addition to which, there's a simulated hazard perception test, which lots of people fail too.

Also, under 50% of learner drivers pass their first practical test, which involves a 40 minute drive on public roads with an independent driving section and manouvres like parallel parking and bay parking, plus a bunch of questions you have to get right. You'll fail for stuff like not checking your mirror often enough, not checking blind spots, going too fast, going too slow, incorrect positioning at junctions, and so on.
Blocking adware, malware, and tracking sites
DYI blocking, a few methods
CI/CD runs from a virtual environment. I guess I have to install pre-commit framework into same virtual environment.

Granted, I haven't really looked into it too deeply, so I am a bit embarrassed with my low-effort comment above :-).
Don't you mean the First Rule of Open Source: "Tell your friends!"?
I use it on every day basis for most of my projects. It really helps during onboarding of new team members. Before I need to expain code styles, etc. With pre-commits it simplifies whole process.

Ofc, as for every tool there is good and bad practice. For example, don't put long running tasks (eg. tests) into the pipeline. Things like code formatters, linter or import sorter is just simplify coders life.
I dispute that. Speaking as a vegetarian, I think the key problem is that a lot of people don't know WTF a fish is.

Q: Do you know what's the best gift to give a vegetarian who eats fish?

A: A dictionary.
I'm not disputing that there were politics involved in choosing to build one instead of two reactors. What I mean is that the many of the big challenges facing this project were not particularly connected to the power of the unit. Any size of a reactor would have had the challenges with strict regulation, new type of automation, lack of experienced personnel, etc.
Didnt SpaceX move their hq to Texas? It was all over the news, with a lot of political emotions mixed in.
My gripe with Kodi is that it's horribly slow at scanning even my medium-sized (~1.5 TB) music collection. I've tried switching to UPnP so that the metadata is scanned locally on the media server, but Kodi's UPnP support is horribly broken. I've tried fixing some of the issues, but it's an endless rabbit hole of spaghetti code...
Well, saying it's an easy profit for 40 years seems like a too certain conclusion then?

On a yearly basis these are the average wholesale prices in Finland:

2020 - €28,02 /MWh

2019 - €44,04 /MWh

2018 - €46,80 /MWh

2017 - €33,19 /MWh

2016 - €32,45 /MWh

2015 - €29,66 /MWh

From that we can see is that the average price during the years was about equal to the OPEX we've seen from several sources. Other years you might make some back compared to OPEX.

https://www.nordpoolgroup.com/services/power-market-data-ser...
And when the systematics guys started out they did not even know the assembler code existed for like 200-300 years.
Reminds me of sous vide and Joule compared to competitors. Ofc, sleek nice clean small design is nice. But only to be able to use with app... Just no. I can get those features and physical controls as well. Albeit touch screen which responses to water drops on machine usually dealing with some amount of condensation near it...

Yeah, I won't touch anything that doesn't have basic controls as physical.
Do you mind sharing the configuration?
> bad modelling has been at the heart of the crisis here

I would suggest that its probably the novel respiritory disease at the heart of the crisis here.

Jokes aside, I don't see what the alternative is? If better modelling exists, we would've used it. The alternative was much worse.
I'm using BlackHole with Hosting AU. Great for Parametric Equalization and re-routing audio. Built on Audio Unit but easier to use.

http://ju-x.com/hostingau.html
Putting Landsat 8’s Bands to Work (2013)
If you enable "AirPlay" on Kodi it just works with Apple devices, in my experience. I'm not sure why there isn't something that easy for Android, but I suspect it's Google being evil and wanting you to buy one of their devices. Conceptually it's trivial with Pulseaudio to stream over the network. I ended up getting a bluetooth receiver for mine which allowed me to play from any phone (you do need to do a little bit of Pulseaudio config on the Kodi device, though).
No.

I would guess you are thinking of "toadstool" versus "mushroom".

Fungi is a technical term for a type of organism, not the fruiting body.
Do you have stats showing that people younger than 18 years old have more accidents than older people ? Because the fact that some young people exceed the speed limit doesnt show anything neither is excludes the fact that some older people too exceed the speed limit.
As sad as it is, prioritization is nothing new in healthcare, you don't have unlimited financial and human resources and amount of health issues far outnumber available care. My cousin died few weeks after being born due to heart defect that was operable, but waiting list was too long and no amount of pleading from parents and grandparents changed her position in that list.

Every single old person is a swarm of more or less critical issues that are much better treated among young population. There is a billion of those elders at least.

But to state it officially is a political suicide, nobody in elected democracy will do that. Unofficially, its been happening in hospitals since they were created, but for other reasons.

One solution might be to actually ramp down covid care, so that rest of healthcare can work as before. This would probably save more lives overall than even the strictest lockdowns. And have some system for covid treatment which prioritizes vaccinated/immunosuppressed at least a bit without stating it in plain sight.
Yes and no. Virus loads among the vaccinated and unvaccinated are different. So is their ability to spread, as infection need some amount of viruses. So it's not "..just the same". Big difference.

But that's not the point of the story. The point of that story is what the woman did. Knowingly being a 1st grade contact with a confirmed case (living with), going to work with symptoms to a house of elder people, didn't want to test because she is vaccinated (bought) and risking the life of others. 3 died. All colleagues infected with mild to middle symptoms.

That's the point.

Peace
I'm not a mathematician, but isn't there a direct correlation between reversibility and the unlikelihood of collisions? That is, if you have few to no collisions in the entire dataset of human-created images, it must be technically possible to reverse the hash into a reasonable thumbnail?
protecting free speech really just means protecting free speech of people they agree with. No surprise here.
I think you're living in a bubble in this regard. It seems odd to me to worry about this, and in fact odd that visitors would both notice the absence of a TV and comment on it.

Data point: We don't have a TV in my student house, and no one has commented on that, even though we have had on average maybe 5 visitors per week for over a year. Offhand I'd estimate that about 50 unique people have seen our living room. I'm in Sweden.

Speculation: The common factor is you. You influence your visitors with regards to what topics to talk about and how to treat these topics.
I'm through bein' cool
Absolutely, but it seems to me that changes in the environment alone could explain the differences in character between siblings.
In Germany, any motor vehicle which can go faster than 6kph has to carry some kind of license plate, depending on the category of the vehicle. Even eScooters do. For those, and for slow motor bikes, this is issued by the insurance company, as insurance is also mandatory for any motor vehicle, for most others it is issued by the transport authority.
Lots of discussion on that [1].

In general, the signal from our most powerful commercial radio transmitters will go below the background noise floor well before 100 light years.

However, a very low bandwidth pumped through something on the scale of the Arecibo dish at the transmitting end, and a helium-cooled receiver, could bridge many more light years. But then we're no longer talking about a sphere of a signal or even a big cone, but in astronomical terms an extremely tight-focused point-to-point laser that is more apt to just intersect cosmic dust and gases than an alien civilization.

[1] https://www.quora.com/How-far-do-radio-signals-travel-into-s...
When answering that question, note how much effort is needed to retrofit to modern needs. Electric, running water, closets, all things modern humans demand that you would need to retrofit.
If you don’t take away folders then the ‘database filesystem’ is not the main way of accessing files. And then it is nothing more than an index like those used by Spotlight or Cortana.

If you’re going to make a drastic move like switching the filesystem paradigm you need some really convincing arguments to sell it. More than ‘some organisation options’.
Worldwide Stroke Rates Dip Slightly over Time, but Overall Numbers Still High
Dutch court of appeal decides Deliveroo should honor collective labour agreement
What would one use when one is being censored in any serious way?
Yep, no cure against people who just lie. In european countries, which i'm in, it's so hard to kick someone who is obviously doing something completely else during work hours, but has a indefinite contract.

Worked with a younger medior, superbright kid, but once the we started working from home his contributions were shoddy code done in max 2 hours a day. Refused to refactor or backtrack on architectural decisions. Kept saying he's really doing this fulltime. We asked him if his, 1-man side-job company, was absorbing too much of his time and he persistently denied that.

Meanwhile there was a complete public record of him starting new companies under his name, nice websites and all. Of course that could all have been done in his own time...
>1) they send you to a Registered Dietician who shows you a modernized food pyramid based heavily on grains. Minimize animal fats, replacing with seed oils. 70% calories as carbohydrate.

Crazy, that's what I would recommend if you want to become obese.

>2) MD flat tells you "you MUST eat 6 small meals a day so you never get hungry."

I guess that MD really wants his patients to become insulin resistant and eventually develop diabetes.
Wow, that's a very dark pattern.

In any case, this is not how it's supposed to work in oauth, and it's definitely not required for it to work.

I suppose developers could pretty much use any generic oauth lib for the login purposes.
I feel like the only people who take the idea of web3 seriously are those who like to tweet about it.
> big fan of vanilajs, great framework.

no one asked, did you expect a trophy or something?
isn't tor under the control of US intel agencies now? is there an alternative darknet?
I was really confused for a while when I started hearing regular people talking about Kodi. It took a while to realise that Kodi had become synonymous with "free footie on your telly". I once saw this photocopied series of instructions for installing one of those plugins on your telly. It was like 15 sheets of A4 that was being photocopied and passed around workplaces.
It makes perfect sense, they are the true journalists according to their own definition, so they don't just report facts, but they use "editorial process". /s
toadstool is colloquial for poisonous mushroom.
Dutch source only, sorry.

Decision is retro-active to 2015 and Deliveroo should pay pensions back to 2015.
I get the impression companies like Google, Facebook, and YouTube go through this all the time, and have a team ready to handle such moderation requests.

I'm not sure what legal rights or responsibilities the registrar has, though. Obviously someone is going through them because it works and it's probably easiest for them to just ignore a request if it's not their responsibility.
> So if you’re a young person who does sports or has an after-school job, you’re out of luck if you don’t have well-off parents with a flat in city.

I come from a town of about 30k, and I’ve never once felt the need to go anywhere outside of town for any of those things. Given the total number of sports or work locations available, I think that’ll hold true until around the 5k people mark.

As far as I can see it’s not really related to being well-off or not. More related to expectations.
You might want to look into Synfig https://github.com/synfig/synfig

Here is how to export to Lottie https://synfig.readthedocs.io/en/latest/export/export_for_we...
The riddle of Japan's dramatic drop in Covid numbers
> Many programs, in particular non-graphical programs don't need any UTF-8 code at all - UTF-8 handling is basically memcpy().

argv to main is utf8 on my system.
Those garish colors probably aren't the real colors either. The researchers found one speck of paint and assumed the whole surface was the same color, when in reality the paint probably had complex gradations of color, like any normal painting. There is no need to assume the painting was less sophisticated than the sculpture underneath it.
I'm confused as well. I right click on the animation and I can open it up as an image in a tab? https://airbnb.io/lottie/images/Introduction_00_sm.gif
Do they not have a license because they'd rather self-learn, or do they not have a license because they don't meet the required age?

While I don't doubt that some people would not give a shit and self-learn and drive the A-tractors without a license anyway, at least lowering the age for a license would mean that those who want to be safer can get it.

You could even attach restrictions to said license that incentivise safer driving over time - a teenage license can be obtained at 15 but comes with some restrictions that get lifted over time (unless caught breaking the rules) and inherently "converts" to a full license by the time you're 18 assuming you haven't lost it beforehand due to unsafe driving.