skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suppose many of us have had such experience one way or the other. My exploration on such path had different phases. One important milestone I felt was, when our angels and demons calm and come to an agreement on some terms the inner spirit or I call the human takes charge. After which I feel free to observe the emotions and carry on with the same things but in a better and a conscious manner. Emotions of sympathy/attachment, anger, greed, envy and pride will all be still there but can be better managed and learnt that it's only necessary in this practical world.

It's been about 3 years and counting since I've had such experience and since then every morning I'm trying to balance my mind like an audio equalizer :)

A good construct I found along the way was to substitute envy with competition, pride with work, greed with giving, attachment/indifference with love. Neither of them too much that it'll consume me nor too little to keep me empty. If none of this works then find something else like a child. Anger is a beast of its own that I someday I intend to figure out.

Cheers and Happy new year everybody
I also have this router and like it so far, but I haven't had it long enough to recommend it. In addition to the other features mentioned, it supports load balancing and failover, which is why I bought it. You can make a cloud account for it but that's by no means necessary.
I can’t but help remember the Harvard study paid for by the sugar industry to blame fat:

The documents show that a trade group called the Sugar Research Foundation, known today as the Sugar Association, paid three Harvard scientists the equivalent of about $50,000 in today’s dollars to publish a 1967 review of research on sugar, fat and heart disease. The studies used in the review were handpicked by the sugar group, and the article, which was published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, minimized the link between sugar and heart health and cast aspersions on the role of saturated fat.

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/13/well/eat/how-the-sugar-in...
Most fuel for aviation is jet fuel, and there already is a "drop in" approved biofuel available:

https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/an...
Hands down this Lex's interview with Joscha Bach. Very inspiring and a lot of interesting viewpoints.
https://lexfridman.com/joscha-bach-2/

EDIT
For German Speakers i'd also recommend these two episodes:
- http://www.jungundnaiv-podcast.de/2021/09/535-aladin-el-mafa...
- https://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/2021-03/maja-goepel-intervi...
Just because a license says something doesn't make it enforceable - though, thankfully, the GPL was found fully enforceable in this case.

Something to ponder though is whether an open-source license could, potentially have unenforceable clauses on it. I think it's unlikely, but if a part of a major open-source license was found unenforceable (i.e. the definitions of networking in AGPLv3?) the open-source ecosystem would be thrown for a loop.

So much of the open-source ecosystem (and it's contributions!) rely on the licenses being valid legally. I would just say that there are some licenses (AGPLv3 in particular) that are so long and verbose there's bound to be something that could be twisted into unenforceability.
Be aware that Unifi's products sometimes require cloud accounts, depending on which update is installed. ALso, the dashboard is full of ads.

I definitely would recommend MikroTik, sold my Unifi stuff for MikroTik and would never go back.
My point was that you're going to get terrible advice here, so what the hell are you even doing?

The overall level of intellect displayed in Hacker News COVID threads is of the holy shit, there goes my faith in humanity level of quality. Just my opinion but you are barking up the wrong tree here. (these are important questions for a person who has been treated for a heart condition to bring up with their doctor)
Traffic laws do not eliminate all car crashes.
Thanks for the Othernet mention. I just looked into the Wikipedia article and the company's web site, and it's exactly the sort of tech I enjoy.

Unfortunately, even though its receiver was supposed to enter production in November, it's still not available. Ordinarily I'd blame 'rona/supply chain/whatever, but according to Wikipedia, it failed to deliver a previous kickstarter.

When it's available, I'll buy one. But I won't be the first, in case this turns into vaporware.
This is why Netflix only serves Firefox low resolution video.
I am a practicing Agnostic. I slide towards nihilism ever so often, but see its pit of despair and pull myself out of it. Going back to being an agnostic; Hopefully there's something out there. Hopefully.

You know what I wish school hadn't spent the first 9 years of my curriculum teaching protestant christianity, or any religion for that matter. I cannot even imagine the power of teaching kids motivational and spiritual improvement classes instead of wasting my time on religion. Well that never happened, and I've picked up spiritual improvement and motivational stuff later in life. There's still time to make corrections on the trajectory. But when is apogee?
I thought this syntax was weird too, but one cool thing is that you can ask for the index too

for (items) |i, item| {
}

I guess Go does something similar, but it's a little weirder IMO because it has maps, while Zig doesn't.

I suppose it could have been

for i, item in items {
}

But I guess coming from Python that feels like tuple unpacking, which I don't think Zig has, but could make sense?
You can by modifying the security attributes on DWM's theming handle so that it's inaccessible(you could also just force close the handle but that's not reversible).

https://winclassic.boards.net/thread/413/reversibly-enable-d...
At my last (very large but not FAANG) employer we collected huge amounts of metrics in our apps, ignored them entirely, and based everything on executive whims. Is this Whim-Driven Development?
I bought a tplink wifi repeater years ago and it definitely required a cloud account to use. There may be a way to set it manually, but it was not obvious to me.
This is great. I always feel like I have to read stuff because I’ll forget to do it later and I hate the “reading list” thing in apple
Medicare 20 or more years from now? The eligibility age will be raised by 100 years before we know it.
The maximum efficiency hydrogen to electricity conversion is around on around 50% for real world fuel cells. This is around efficiency of GE90.

Your idea will not work. Hydrogen storage, cells, and motors will weights many times the jet engine, or a plane itself
I take your point, but by correct I meant “consistent with the established definition,” which was the original context we started in

Like I said, maybe it’s not the optimal term to use in public health communications, and that could be because of dishonesty, but it could also be due to ineptitude or just failure to appreciate a widespread misunderstanding
I also agree with this sentiment, although there are some examples of really weird meta programming that remains opaque to me. For instance, I’m able to use `warp` as a framework, but the use of things like type level peano arithmetic is mostly incomprehensible to me at the moment. I also find that I run into Higher Rank Trait Bounds so rarely that I have a poor grasp of it (which might be as intended). All that to say that there are some odd corners of the language, given that I’ve been using it for five years now and as my main professional language for three years.
I am using Ubiquiti Unifi hardware.

You can run it without cloud account if you wish so. You do not loose any very important functionality.

In particular the Cloud Key actually does not require cloud to function, it is actually a webapp running locally that lets you manage your local infrastructure.
Alexa, tell me a challenge to do
Non-tech related: Anthropocene Reviewed - Orbital Sunrise

https://pod.link/1342003491
It's been thus, nigh on two decades now.

Product Designer: "No system controls; we want our users to have the Full Brand Experience, therefore, custom controls."
Also Product Designer: "Why don't our custom controls work as well as system controls?"
On that note, does anyone know of works coming from the other direction? Photographers from East Asia documenting the West before the Internet?
Equality before the law applies to citizens, not to bank accounts. Take a broader view.
I regret that "literally" now means "figuratively" but language is a living, breathing thing that changes constantly.
Think how small they can produce chips now.
Presumably, they'd just use an Uber in places like Los Angeles. In NYC, they might use a combination of Uber, Citibike, and the subway depending on where they're going to/from.

Self driving cars would make this much better, of course.
Atheism. downright non-believer. Grew up by a deist family. they were not really religious. I do remember hearing praying every now and then from my childhood but it was not something that's reflected to me as important part of life. Later on met lots of religious people but did not find them interesting. After learning more about science and technology, the unresolved facts started to disturb me while I was still young. Later in life started being interested in philosophy and learned that i need to learn more about the things that i disagree. hence end up reading most of the holy books, found them close to reading LOTR. My thoughts on spiritual practice? Religion is required for most of the people because it is a meditation and a safe bay for the minds that are unable to bear the hard facts in this universe. I find it very stupid and inefficient for humanity to spend so much resources on it but I do not disrespect the religious community except the extremists and the people who's life's meaning is religion. I also believe that the majority of people are belong to a religion because they don't want to be seen as an outsider or due to their social state or job etc. Or probably because it's been an important part of their family. because it is very hard to unsee the cruel world and fool yourself with religion. "Science is the most reliable guide for civilization, for life, for success in the world. Searching a guide other than the science is meaning carelessness, ignorance and heresy."
"No weight savings" - In a reply to another commenter, if we compare the tank of the Honda Clarity FCEV with the Model 3s battery, it seems that hydrogen is more than 3x more as wrt. space for the same energy output as batteries - so if they can fit those, these will fit as well.
out of curiosity, why is that particular study and publication weighed more heavily than... perhaps any other topic.

to me, this is like finding any random "coffee is good/bad for you" of which there are thousands that conflict, and saying "Aha! This particular one shaped the course of humanity for the last half a century due to a major conflict of interest and prestigious publication!"

were there just so many fewer studies in the 1960s? was there further collusion and influence with Congress and the FDA? did the sugar trade group fly airplanes and drop food pyramid pamphlets everywhere letting everyone know liberation was coming?

From your article:

> After the review was published, the debate about sugar and heart disease died down, while low-fat diets gained the endorsement of many health authorities, Dr. Glantz said.

so everyone just went along with it?

well, I've seen bad studies get headlines on Buzzfeed and stick in the collective conscious based on the headline alone, so stranger things have happened
That’s why I referred exclusively to my preferences. It is obviously the more comprehensive and versatile language.
Same here, that was my favourite!
i was raised in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints (aka the mormon church) at some point in my adult life, the stress and anxiety of being a “practicing” member of the church led to the point where i couldn’t attend sacrament meetings without a panic attack. i have stopped participating and have found that my quality of life has improved.

i’m not sure what my belief system is, but i think about death a lot… and in an odd way it helps me appreciate life right now. the thought of an afterlife freaks me out. i want to believe that death is the end. the scarcity of time reminds me how valuable my friends and family are, reminds me to be generous to others, and helps me to live in the moment.

i believe in karma and have found that when i help others in their time of need that it circles back around when i am in need.

in my experience, organized religion overcomplicates things.

let’s be excellent to each other.
Desmond Tutu Is Dead
It does. Namely Anti-Malware and EDR client.
I don't think this is a meaningful limitation any more. Go's ecosystem is big enough - I've been using it for a few years now and have only found a few esoteric things that aren't supported (and nothing big enough to be a showstopper).

The quality is also really good; I've been impressed by many of the libraries we've picked up. Especially in light of vulnerabilities like log4j or that similar Struts one Equifax had a few years back, I'd much rather be working in the Go ecosystem than Java's.
I do a 25 minute meditation sit every day. The framework I practice in is "The Mind Illuminated" which is ancient Buddhist meditation texts (mostly Asanga) retold for us contemporaries.

FTR, I consider myself a rationalist.
I don't really see what you're talking about. I've flashed all of my routers and _never_ had a problem.

Maybe the thing that took me the most time was to decide which version to use or whether I should use openwrt vs tomato vs other competitors
Then the title should say near the Milky Way, not near Earth. The title confused the hell out of me until I read the article.
I would like to get it on my MacBook pro (2019).
But it seems it is required the Apple M1 chip. Why?
What do you need to do with them? All my data is UTF-8, and low level code is generally parsing, which doesn't involve any of those characters. It generally just works with all special characters (e.g. on my blog).

I think Unicode on the server or CLI is very different than Unicode on the desktop/GUIs.

Since Zig interfaces well with C, it should be set up well for the harder desktop case, because the "real" Unicode libraries handling all the corner cases are written in C (or have C interfaces). I don't think even Python's unicode support is up to the task for desktop apps.
So is the headline only written for a person that understands the topic?

That explains a lot of clickbait!
I read quite a bit about Stoicism - an ancient Greek school of philosophy founded at Athens by Zeno of Citium. The school taught that virtue, the highest good, is based on knowledge; the wise live in harmony with the divine Reason (also identified with Fate and Providence) that governs nature, and are indifferent to the vicissitudes of fortune and to pleasure and pain.

The Stoics elaborated a detailed taxonomy of virtue, dividing virtue into four main types: wisdom, justice, courage, and moderation.

Many may not view this as “spiritual” as it does not address “spirits” but rather personal empowerment.
Shannon's channel theorem states that the information capacity of a channel is directly related to the bandwidth and the signal-to-noise ratio, even if you use the best possible modulation scheme:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon%E2%80%93Hartley_theo...
This has been eating me up all day in case you happen to check in again.

I didn't start posting to whine about being banned a few months ago, I was more concerned about the immediate thread.. but since you brought up my posts, you specifically told me while banning me that civility wasn't "good enough". I was doing this exact recommended pattern of responding patiently and civilly at the moment that you banned me.

Maybe I'm just really oblivious, or a congenitally bad poster, but what would be good enough? It's irrelevant since I'm banned but I always like to self-improve if I can, there must be something I'm missing here. If you're busy or don't see this, no biggie.
I was raised as a preachers' kid in the ultra-conservative Church of Christ Christian denomination, and I thought we were the only ones that had the truth and everyone else was going to hell. But I wondered why God doesn't show himself. Fast-forward to 2 decades of searching later, and I now hold a panentheistic - we are living in God, we are all part of God, and we are all tuning into the truth. I see God everywhere I look, and I hear God speak (both by positive and negative contrast) everywhere and in everything. I lean towards the idea that "all is as it should be, but not as it should stay". Perfection is not a static destination - we are tuning into God like the Fibonacci sequence tunes into the Golden Ratio. Christ is the Universe/Art/Word, the Father is the Artist/Speaker, and the Spirit is the Artistic reason. I think we're all going to heaven, and it bothers me when people say Daddy is going to throw a bunch of people in an eternal torture chamber - that's not my Dad.
Alison McDowell on THC. Really good primer on web 3.0/spatial web, impact investing, ESG, Outcome Based Education, smart contracts, human capital markets, and predatory philanthropy. In general I can't recommend her work enough at wrenchinthegears.com but this episode was a really good starting point.

https://www.thehighersidechats.com/alison-mcdowell-human-cap...
Errata: you wrap the host across -> you wrap the array across
Galaxies are hazardous places to be. E.g., a minor hiccup on a magnetar 500 ly from Earth would sterilize it. Earth, that is. One might drift into range any time; Sol has probably been that near to one for a million years at least several times, as it orbits inside the Milky Way every 200 million years.

Any civilization interested in longevity would get the hell away from any galaxy as soon as it could manage.
Paying ahead of time is often an option now. I just did it.
One of the great writers on science. This is from ‘The Diversity of Life’: “In the Amazon Basin the greatest violence sometimes begins as a flicker of light beyond the horizon. There in the perfect bowl of the night sky, untouched by light from any human source, a thunderstorm sends its premonitory signal and begins a slow journey to the observer, who thinks: the world is about to change.”
An interesting way to pack bytes into a MIDI SysEx message
well if the utility is merely breaking encryption on the url, it shouldn't matter what the host is? right?
This article is interesting, but it is the perspective of a single cheesemaker who was seriously harmed by Brexit. I would be really interested in a broader analysis of the overall effects of Brexit on the United Kingdom. I looked for this a week or two ago with disappointing results. Can anyone suggest such an article?
I was wondering on this. So it _is_ in the photogrammetry space? How soon before I can use my iPhone to take 6 pictures or something and get a perfect 3D model from it?
Starlette.

Really any recent project by Encode: https://github.com/encode
It’s hard for me to pick one, as I’ve listened to many :)

Here’s my master playlist (the only rss I subscribe on overcast): https://lnns.co/3iXVgJq5MRa
> aka the "Blu-Ray experience"

Have you actually used blu-ray or are you thinking about DVDs (and Blu-rays are a natural evolution in your mind?)

Because, honestly, Blu-rays are atrocious.

Every so often I actually buy a BluRay, not only to support the work but also because in the case of losing internet (but not power) I'd like to watch a small selection of carefully curated movies.

I was in such a position 2 years ago, I had moved home and the internet had not yet been installed.

Did you know that in order to play blurays on the Playstation 4 (a Sony product, where Sony is also the maker of the BluRay spec and it was even a Sony movie!) that the device must be connected to the internet to play bluray's?? I didn't.. that was a shock.

So I took to Linux, which... just couldn't play it...

Why?

The DRM keys could not be installed along with VLC (or something), after googling for half a day on my phones 4G to figure it out I ended up not significantly wiser and realised I'd been hoarding a bunch of useless plastic.
California aerospace companies have usually conducted flight tests in the Mojave Desert area precisely because a crash is unlikely to cause a major fire or other damage on the ground.
Having seen Alien, fear of xenos is warranted.
It has been a long time since I've tried ReactOS. It wasn't something I consider daily driver, real hardware ready.

WINE and Proton have made the situation better. My desktop remains Windows and I more or less treat it like a game console. It runs games, some recording/modelling software, Adobe Reader for some terrible gov't PDFs, and my wife's cutting machine. The rest are my Linux distro choice of the week.

We get closer all the time.
Haplotype-aware variant calling with PEPPER-Margin-DeepVariant
I don't disagree. I won't pretend to know how I would act if limiting porn consumption was actually implemented. But ignoring the thousands of people who self-report an ironically similar addictive experience you just described, but for porn, is dismissive and self-centered.
The style guide in the language reference explains the accepted naming conventions [0].

[0]: https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#Style-Guide
I worked with a pastor in the Philippines doing charity work a number of years ago, he outright said that his good deeds were all to spread and grow the religion, not because doing good deeds is a good thing to do. I did not like that one bit but it’s hard to argue against given these Filipinos really did need food parcels.

The Japanese mafia also give out charity to get people onside. Putin used to drive around rural regions handing out cash too.

In the UK, Jehovas witnesses come round to your house after the death of a loved one and they give you all kinds of nice messages and charity.

Growing a religion (or a movement) through bribery is an ancient practice.
The battery is easily removed by the way. Apple can find the AirTags owner or the account it’s tied too
Log4j 1.x contains vulnerabilities and errors that were never addressed because it was declared end-of-life in 2015 and the Apache project has stopped supporting it!

https://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/index.html

https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2019-17571/
The moment where the key insight (spoiler) that you need to really grasp what's going on happens is extremely satisfying. I think that feeling is part of why it has such longevity, despite some of the flaws in Wolfe's writing.
Well, if we can't agree with the rule of law then what, we're back to a primitive society? I don't think homo sapiens culture is, at this stage, advanced enough to thrive in a primitive community, how attractive that may sound. In a few hundred or thousand years, perhaps?
> And I was wrong, it's hit the supreme court in NYT vs US. The majority opinion is a purely press freedom argument, with a joint press freedom/speech freedom argument being a minority concurring opinion.

That case is talking about freedom of the press for the obvious reason that the parties there are the New York Times and Washington Post; print publications. Where are you getting the idea that the same wouldn't apply to freedom of speech?

It's kind of a bizarre distinction in modern society regardless. Speech and press were historically different. Speaking you did in front of a crowd, the press was in print. Today both happen over the internet. Are we supposed to treat it differently based on whether your website contains text or audio/video? Why?

> There's plenty of case law that the government can stifle speech for national security purposes

In which case did the Supreme Court say that?
When will that be?

Also how do they update hardware on a satellite? Or are there other problems keeping them from establishing intersat links for now?