skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have this, no cloud needed, OpenWRT compatible if you wish to use that https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/arche...
as someone who doesn't subscribe to any major belief system (including atheism which I am aware isn't technically a "belief system"), this made me think when I feel "spiritual"

probably whatever makes me feel some sense of "ego death", where I feel more apart of others than myself. I think this usually happens when I am with good friends or in moments of self reflection - usually while running or journaling

I think these elements are what underlie many of the habits people in this thread describe, rather than anything attributable to any specific faith. that's just my two cents
The Omnia looks really nice. But in their advertising script they claim they have "LTE antennas", does anyone know what they mean by that claim? I had thought LTE was only a term used by the cellular telecommunications industry.
Microsoft joins Google, Amazon, others in canceling in-person presence at CES
Yep. There were two implementations of whatever in Ada, but one of them failed to print the right output, so was disregarded in favor of the slower, but correct one. I fixed the implementation and now Ada is way, way faster. If I remember correctly I actually had the conversation with whoever is responsible for that website here on HN, and I posted the correct code here (via a link).
"Anyone finds out" means "it gets press".

There's a case working its way through the courts where LEOs disarmed someone at the behest of some thugs and then watched him get beat to death by said thugs.

The LEOs are arguing that they had no duty and that they're not responsible for the consequences of said disarming.
Content decryption module: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encrypted_Media_Extensions

A component that decrypts streams locally, which DRM makers intend will be restricted enough to not leak the keys it uses.
In Memoriam: The tech that died in 2021
> And making it bluetooth removes a source of e-waste!

wait, so bluetooth is cheaper than paper?
https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_available_16128?dataflt%5B...

Enjoy.
I think the same, especially when it comes to conflicts.

A lot of atheists love to say much about how religion only brings suffering and it's the source of all conflicts, much to my annoyance.
I was also recommending it here (posted before seeing the parent): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29703321

I own one and it has not always been great. At one point their fork of OpenWRT was so different from upstream that upgrades were taking a long time and introduced lots of bugs.

Since the last major version or 2 though, they've upstreamed most of the drivers and custom code, so TurrisOS is just a few patches and packages on top of OpenWRT to better support the specific hardware and services, and it's been very stable.

One incredibly useful feature is BTRFS snapshots and the `schnapps` CLI to manage them. The hardware reset button can even be used to roll back to factory defaults, from where you can still access and restore any snapshot so it's very easy to unbrick the router if you make a mistake.

Add an M.2 NVMe card and you can run LXC containers (and in the next major release, even Docker).
The living world is not currently in a state of equilibrium. The populations of humans and the animals and plants we keep are growing extremely quickly; almost every other population of living thing is shrinking quickly.

“Rich” refers to the variety and abundance of living things. The total biomass of living things has declined (there’s less overall) and what is left is concentrated into far fewer species than previously.

Just taken as a store of information, the loss is staggering. But from a practical perspective we are less rich; it’s far harder today to catch fish than it used to be, for example.
> The inability to be voided through bankruptcy, as I understand it, was setup so that educational loans would not wind up with insane interest rates. Given that they are unsecured (there's nothing for the lender to repossess if the borrower fails to pay), there is much greater risk to the lender.

Most loans issued before 2010 are guaranteed by the US government. So while they are technically unsecured, the government will cover the lender if the borrower doesn't pay.

Since 2010, student loans are actually owned by the government, that is, students are borrowing money directly from the US federal government.

So, in most cases, if a student loan were discharged in bankruptcy, it would be the federal government that would eat the cost of the loan.
I'm 100% with you on the "not even sure what spiritual means as I've never heard a coherent definition". If anyone is interested, this position is known as theological non-cognitivism, ignosticism, or igtheism

> Theological noncognitivism is the non-theist position that religious language, particularly theological terminology such as "God", is not intelligible or meaningful, and thus sentences like "God exists" are cognitively meaningless.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theological_noncognitivism

> Ignosticism or igtheism is the idea that the question of the existence of God is meaningless because the word "God" has no coherent and unambiguous definition.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignosticism
> The Brexit addled PM essentially killed the UK toehold in the EU.

I'm sitting on the sidelines in the US, where we have our own problems, but this seems like the kind of unforced error that results in generations-long harm.

The UK gambled that their ball was so important that threatening to take it and go home would force concessions from everyone else in the EU. The EU, instead, has made it clear that the UK needs to EU, not the other way around.

This leaves the UK with no bargaining chips. The very best they can hope for is being able to come back to the table, hat in hand, asking to be readmitted. And even if the EU allows them to return, there will be no special considerations given to the UK this time around.

There are literally no upsides for the UK here.
Where am I pushing mandates? I think there are valid policy positions on both sides of the issue, and that you’re misrepresenting the logic of those who still are in favor of vaccine mandates.

You also haven’t offered any substantive counterpoint to my main point, which is that the widely accepted definition of vaccines is broadly consistent with the current coronavirus vaccines. The scare quotes aren’t necessary and detract from a reasonable discussion of their actual utility and tradeoffs
> There are millions of people that can talk to their relatives and have better access to government services and communicate with people they've never met, that would still be cut off if not for Facebook.

One option is to advocate for corporations to be allowed to act as sole providers of social services in exchange for a monopoly on network platform infrastructure.....

....but why not just advocate for taxing the corporations and using the money to provide those services to the public on an open platform instead?
None of my TPLink, Netgear, or ASUS routers have ever needed a cloud account - I guess this is a new/regional thing?

I use Mikrotik hAP2 (~£60/$80) - if you are comfortable with that sort of thing, otherwise I guess anything that supports OpenWRT as others have said.

Have you got examples of ones that need a cloud account? I'm intrigued now
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it's super reasonable to expect language-level stability before shoring up the stdlib. I know 'gatekeeping' is a bad word sometimes here, but this is soft-gatekeeping, and imo, a good thing (for now) to help focus the language.
Wake up. Immediately start the hot water kettle. Put on warm clothes and use the bathroom. Go back to kitchen and make English Breakfast Tea. Sit down at my desk for 45 minutes.

At that point, I will either read from Meditations, or write in my journal, or plan out my day/week, or possibly "practice" computer science (overall, its a blend of spirituality and meta-productivity).

The content varies, but the ritual of it is a treasured part of my day.
Sudarshan kriya - essentially breathing exercises taught by the Art of Living (AoL). It's simple and has a good effect on keeping the mind stable. Further, I also practise meditation taught by the same AoL foundation. Just closing my eyes and being there and observing my breath and surroundings. I go tho the temple (I'm raised as a Jain) for the peaceful environment it offers.
AT&T Slashed Promised Life Insurance for Former Workers
Up until a few years ago I had to support a .Net 2 app for a global company.

I had a few Windows 2000 VMs and they were a joy to use.

Started in seconds - I could have LOADS of snapshots that would only take up a handful of MBs and generally speaking, it was excellent.

Only reason I stopped was because I no longer needed to run that project.

I'm not stuck in the past - I get why things get slower and are more complex... but, sometimes I do wish we could go backwards a little!
Its wild to me too, but I've seen people actually debate fork perseverance and I'm always confused what the issue is when you can just have a local copy but somehow that often never gets brought up in those conversations. Its not even about something used in a package manager, they just really had no backup when the default behavior of the git protocol is to have a backup. I'm like "wait did they actually lose something?" so since that seems to be the case, yeah, gotta remind people.
While I was doing my test I read instructions carefully but then after few minutes of gathering courage to stab myself (surprisingly hard to do) in the finger I managed to mess the rest of the procedure up by putting buffer fluid, or blood, I don't remember, in the wrong hole.
Great story. Congrats on good choices.
> The opening theory of the past wouldn't work with different winning conditions anyway.

Black is going for Stalemate right now, because its well known that Black is at a minor disadvantage against White.

White is going for win.

So opening theory won't change too much. It just formalizes the principle that Black will want to explicitly "draw" (by calling Stalemates a draw).

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Armageddon chess has demonstrated that "all draws are black-wins" is too much of an advantage however. The next best step is to take the 4 draw conditions (stalemate, insufficient material, 3-move repetition, 50-move rule) and divvy the 4-draw conditions up between black-and-white to better balance the game towards 50/50 chance.
I'm Belgium non-competes for employees only count from a certain wage.
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A "modernized" - i.e. new icons, better colors and fonts - Windows 2000 UI would be awesome. One thing I really like of Mac OS is that after doing the big switch with Mac OS X, the UI has remained very similar and consistent, without too many paradigm shift. Windows went instead from having one of the best UIs ever designed (Windows 2000) to a fractal of inconsistency that has only worsened with every release since then.

XP's design choices were... rather unique.
I vaguely remember a story where, shortly after the Soviet Union collapsed, someone managed to take over a factory making erasers and made a fortune. Maybe it was the only functioning one and imports didn't work for some reason...
> At a certain point, yes - if the ad doesn’t take a major portion of your screen and is non-interactive. You are not a victim - there are reasonable boundaries of being “annoyed”.

That's a too liberal definition. Consider our boundaries getting broken. I am not talking about one ad banner on the a website. I am talking about skyscrapers, pop-ups (actually banned by default on modern browsers), multiple flashy GIFs as banner (like in the 90s), sounds in ads (working on a tab you're not even on!). These are all examples of annoying ads. I'd care less for an ad which is obvious like how Google text Ads used to be on Google Search.

> You could’ve easily claimed “I don’t GAF who you are and don’t say Hi to me”.

Yeah, its funny how in USA its normal that if I go in a grocery store, people ask 'how are you' but they don't care about the answer, they're obliged to say it. I'm glad we don't have that nonsense dishonesty here in my country.

'Hi', however, is fairly neutral, in this example is person to person (instead of tech to person), and means no harm. Its a greeting, supposedly to start contact, or to initialize a business transaction (such as payment). Its as honest and functional as it gets!
> I don't know any time unit testing has actually benefited shipping faster

It's of huge benefits to me when I have to make a small tweak (fix a bug, or add a new specific corner case) into an existing codebase that I didn't write and don't know very well.
Being able to make a small change and being confident that it will not send everything burning in hell.
> My understanding is that one group literally believes that the President was elected undemocratically, and are trying to correct for the mass fraud that was used to install the current President illegitimately.

That blend of belief is shared by a subset of militants, but that's the result of the years-long propaganda campaign devised by the militant group's leadership in preparation for the election campaign.

We're talking about a política group which dedicated itself simultaneously to sabotage the election campaign by attacking voting methods believed to be disproportionally and massively favoured by other candidates , and included the preparation of a coup to overthrow the political regime to continue holding power.

The myth about fraudulent elections, which preceded the election by over a year, was made up by the militant group's leadership, and we should not interpret it as a reasonable and natural excuse to push a self-serving myth.
VCV Rack is such a wonderful piece of software. And I'm glad that eurorack manufacturers are using it as a bit of a testing ground too.

Lots of people are priced out of hardware modular synthesis, so getting Rack is a solid way to dip ones toes into that world. I'm unaffiliated, but highly recommend Rack if you're curious about modular.
"None" can be a legitimate response and can elicit discussion, given that the OP seems interested in what people are doing and necessarily taking advice.
Why isn’t the kernel tested? Too close to the hardware to be practical?
People who genuinely devote their lives to following Jesus do seem to be incredibly rare.

I've historically believed in the Nicene Creed, but I doubt you could see much unconditional love in my practical actions, my ideals notwithstanding.

Simone Weil comes to mind as an example of someone who seems to have done it:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simone_Weil
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Your survey seems to assume that all of one's children are pursuing the same schooling approach, which seems a fundamental flaw in your surveying methodology.
Some corrections: Boost.Python (note the period) was a C++ library for automaticing the generation of cross-language bindings between Python and C++. It wasn't itself a distribution of Python. Boost.Python still exists. However, its successor (pybind11) used features shipped in C++11 to simplify the implementation (and compiles far faster) and is the leading Python-to-C++ binding to use today. I'm using pybind11 in a project today with bog standard Python3 and it works great.

Lua made inroads into the game dev community in particular thanks to LuaJIT. Despite it actually being a fork of Lua that hasn't kept up with changes in the base language, LuaJIT remains popular for its speed.
Is there instruction audio for Sudarshan kriya available anywhere on the web?
I ask people what their rising sign is so that none of us have to talk about our sun sign.

It is a litmus test as I'm not looking for cerebral people.
The first hour was entertaining and interesting but as it became more cluttered with fight scenes i found it boring. Maybe it’s just me but I don’t see the appeal of fight scenes where there is no jeopardy or realness.

Back in the day Jackie Chan would do scenes where you knew he would win but the physical impressiveness of what he was doing kept it entertaining. As it’s just a load of CGI that element has gone and it all feels pointless filler. The fact that is in a unreal (matrix) environment just increases the pointlessness.
> One nugget of knowledge I’ve worked out though - Zig is not a replacement for C. It is another replacement for C++.

I hope this isn't the case, since I see Rust as the C++ replacement, and another replacement isn't very interesting to me. The main reason I've been interested in Zig is because I thought it was a replacement for C, which is an interesting idea.
You can pick up a hAP2 for ~£60 which gives you a LOT of configuration for the money. You can make it as simple or as complicated as you like.

The only downside is it's not exactly a point and click GUI - but for what you get for your money they are worth it
No, but the only plausible accounts of moral realism seem to be the religious ones.
Survey has some logic issues from lumping all children together in questions:

* Parents with multiple children don't necessarily have them all in the same school/homeschool situation.

* One child might be lonely and another child not.
export nfts? doesn't that make it fungable?
I think there are so many corners where people are using C++ that making generalizations about them is likely to fail.
It's possible they mean exactly what they're writing - my ISP has an option (usually part of their business package but can be had for home users by talking to the right person) where you can rent their WiFi modem that includes LTE/5G hardware and service as a backup connection in the event the main coax line goes down.
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The part about making things easy to type is interesting, because this generally only works with a single international keyboard layout (usually US English), e.g. making things easy to type on the US keyboard layout may make it harder on an international layout.

It's an old problem though, for instance the {}[] keys are terribly placed on the German keyboard layout, requiring the right-Alt-key which was enough for me to learn and switch to the US keyboard layout, and not just for coding.

I think a better approach for a programming language would be to use as few special characters as possible.

PS: Zig balances the '|' problem by using 'or' instead of '||' ;)
"Some beef". A lot of science types dislike religion in general -- or is this a surprise to you.
It is not true, there is homework. It is false information, likely spread from a Michael Moore documentary that made the exaggerated claim.

https://finland.fi/life-society/the-truth-about-finnish-scho...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Finland/comments/99l5ke/is_that_tru...
God is not unknown. God is very much known, otherwise religions wouldn't have existed.

But no one can completely understand God and their motivations, after all, they're a being much beyond our understanding.
This is a misunderstanding of my viewpoint that I often get. I'm not defending China, and I'm not engaging in Whataboutism. Although I certainly understand how it seems like that. My point is that words are more effective when the speaker of those words lives by those words. Of course the metaphors of Boris Johnson's parties and Joe Biden's lack of mask wearing are trivial, it's just an example.

Yes, the CCP are quite literally ethnically cleansing their own citizens! But also yes, the entirety of the Americas and Australia are already ethnically cleansed. The West has set the precedent. We simply have no power to, as much as it's the ethically correct thing to do, admonish China.
I bought the TPLink Archer A7 and did not need a cloud account for it: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079JD7F7G/
An email receipt in your Google inbox suffices for most people.
There is a cellular LTE modem that can be used as a backup internet connection if the primary one goes down.
Likely for a backup cell/LTE WAN connection. Sounds like a nice feature, if it's actually what I think.
For small family home deployments I've always used ASUS stuff flashed with AsusWRT-Merlin - https://www.asuswrt-merlin.net/ - has been super stable and I've never required anything other than a local account to set them up.
When I wake up I do a short gratitude prayer, then a short meditation.

I meditate for short periods at random times during the day - no real schedule.

I am about 2/3 through the Self Realization Fellowship meditation lessons. I have been meditating for about 45 years on my own, but I find with the SRF lessons my meditation is more efficient and satisfying.
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The way they phrased it could be clearer, but what they mean is that you can add an LTE modem and add 2 antennas on top of the regular 3 WiFi ones.
Blender is quite cool but a bit harder to learn. https://youtu.be/mlnA73vgoUk
This is also great to know :)
I'm vaguely a secular Buddhist. I have no daily practice. I try to meditate daily but it doesn't usually work out.
"March away from the sounds of the guns. Observe from a distance, but do not join the fray. Make a fray of your own."

— E.O. Wilson
Bought a netgear router and a tplink repeater within the last year. All the cloud account crap is only required to use the mobile apps. However they all offer web interfaces directly at their ip addresses. Just use that and bypass all the dark patterns.

It sucks that companies feel the need to cloudify everything.
People who read the bible without any religious context, as if it was just a book, will almost certainly see only a disjointed and contradictory collection of ancient stories and writings. Without any religious context that is all the bible is. Oral traditions still matter and that is why Jews and Christians have such wildly different understandings of the Hebrew texts.
You can now use 'pip' to install Tailwind CSS. Node.js is no longer required
Indeed, you can "learn" (by gradient descent) new parameters to this algorithm, to generate fractals in any target shape that you want! https://hardmath123.github.io/chaos-game-fractal-foliage.htm...
In Spain is the same, but the financial compensation has to be a significant part of salary, around >30% minimum. I've gotten out of some NC's because the extra compensation wasn't fully detailed or wasn't enough.
I think I agree, that these are definitely vaccines even according to traditional definitions, but the etymology is unduly impacting real world understanding IMO. To be clear, I did not put my point to refute yours but to perhaps add an additional perpendicular view on the subject of how we are talking about these things and how selective misunderstanding is allowed to persist.
Slovenia reporting - non-competes exist but the company has to be paying you at least 1/3 of your average salary of the last 3 months with the company each month for the entire duration (max 2 years) to not compete.
But the victims have already been compromised by one of the most malicious organizations on the planet. Being further compromised would probably be more likely to help than hurt, as it would make it more likely that whatever the NSA is doing is discovered or disrupted.
I assume the ellipsis implies you do not appreciate the pronoun chosen.
I'm assuming they're accounting for regular increases in home value, but who knows. It was deliberately vague to try to draw out questions, IMO.
I have to say, this is a beautiful conversation. Mine is mostly built around music. For instance, listening to A Love Supreme by John Coltrane, or Supper's Ready by Genesis.
Once poor, probably poor-- unless financial education is available.

At least in growing economies, living below your means for a few decades coupled with investing will result in wealth accumulation.

It's not easy. It's not fun. But it's definitely possible.

Also, on the world stage poverty has been decreasing for decades. It's slowed lately, which should be of concern, but it's wonderful that it still is decreasing.
Not to be pedantic, it there is a difference between a paper and a Twitter thread