skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Black tailed jackrabbits, right? I read that they usually live in the same few square miles and don’t migrate.
Your question is too vague to start a meaningful discussion.

But first and foremost "says who?".

Processing, Openframeworks, MaxMSP, PureData, VVV and many other tools are used by artists all the time.
That half-life is obviously applicable only at a given temperature and at a given humidity, because water or similar substances are required to hydrolize, i.e. break, the bonds between nucleotides.

If the DNA molecule is immobilized in a solid, either by freezing or by extreme drying, the half-life will be much longer.

That half-life was for bird bones preserved at 13.1 Celsius degrees.

Even in this paper it was mentioned that at minus 5 Celsius degrees some information from the DNA should remain even after 1 million years.

Unfortunately, there are very few, if any, places on Earth where ancient DNA would have the chance to be preserved for a long time either by freezing or by extreme drying.
They do usually exist. They answer immediately and than play the "it is ringing"-sound forever.

(Some SIP providers allow you to disallow expensive numbers to be called and/or state the minute costs before the call starts (giving you time to hang up.))
Happens all the time. Like, IIRC The Spectator (a hard-right wing publication) taking down a fawning article about Greece’s far-right Golden Dawn by Taki. Maybe I misremembered the specific piece, but I can’t find hide nor hair of it on the Spectator website, despite plenty of (broken) links to it from commentators.
Off-Topic question: Is there an existing static file that contains all the attacking IP's from a 3 or 6 month period that spawned the creation of this system? I would like to compare it to what is in firehol's repo. [1] I am not trying to downplay anything rather hoping to see the delta of the outliers. In the past I logged the people querying my DNS servers for SIP names but have since switched to NSD which does not have query logging.

[Edit] I am running tcpdump right now and it didn't even take 15 seconds to start seeing queries for sip SRV records.

[1] - https://github.com/firehol/blocklist-ipsets.git
A calling prefix for "place call if it's free" would be great. Or even "place call if it's at or below this standard fare".
Yep. That's one of my top reasons to change companies, and this has been true for many other programmer acquaintances as well.
You’re disagreeing with my question?

I don’t doubt people play these games, but I wonder how much compared to gaming overall?

At this point we have the article about switch sales without those games…
The "FOSS on Mobile Devices" devroom[0] got so many CfP submissions that it could have become a conference on its own :) Check it out if you're interested in mobile GNU/Linux!

[0] https://fosdem.org/2022/schedule/track/foss_on_mobile_device...
Like this?

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Spherical-aberration-cor...
Sad but true. People seem to confuse celebrity with credibility.

I don't really care about JRE all that much, but I know there are people out there that resonate with his line of 'thinking'.
> Most people suffering from mental illnesses pose no danger or annoyance to anyone. Lumping them in with violent / abusive / entitled / dangerous troublemakers is insulting and demeaning to mental illness sufferers as a whole.

I don't think you'll find any objection towards punishing the latter in principle, but how do you propose we differentiate between "people suffering from mental illnesses pose no danger or annoyance to anyone but had a bad day and/or is experiencing a stressful event", and "violent / abusive / entitled / dangerous troublemakers"?
Nope, but it really depends on which Ingress you use. But this isn't a k8s/ingress only issue, HAProxy technically is an L7 tool, for example and people will compare it to NGINX a lot but HAProxy only covers a little bit of what NGINX can really do.

99% of the time a k8s ingress controllers on bare metal boil down to:

- A DaemonSet (container that usually runs on every node in your cluster but could be fewer) with access to your node's ports

- One or more controller deployments/pods/statefulsets (maybe the DS, maybe not) watching for Ingress objects or other Custom Resources, reconfiguring the DS on the fly

Things are different in the cloud distributions heavily rely on LoadBalancers, but if you squint it's pretty similar (I'd also argue that LoadBalancers shouldn't have been added from the get go but that's a whole 'nother discussion).

Traefik[0] is the ingress I use and I've written about why I switched to it and continue to choose it[1]. Long story short, I do TCP and UDP traffic with Traefik and it works great.

[0]: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik

[1]: https://vadosware.io/post/ingress-controller-considerations-...
It has that effect though. It comes from an official position that represents the views of an elected leader, and by extension, has the weight of it being a mandate or statement with enough public attention to see or expect change.

While it may not be in legal terms, many see it as an opportunity to greenlight the bypassing of legal/legislative procedures, especially by those who consider the current administration(s) political allies.

As an example, Jen Psaki has stated in the past that they are working with social media to "handle disinformation", and the likes of wokie Zuckerberg wouldn't hesitate to operate outside of Congress or courts to satisfy the whims of his masters.
I have never done what you describe, and so I can't say "from my experience".

However, I would say that Job #1 is to identify what the end users (and the customers if the two are different) think this does. Reproducing the system they use/ paid for is the important goal of the rewrite, by definition if you can't fill that role you failed. Technical considerations (it would be nice to have Continuous Integration, it should be in C# not Java, it should run in the Cloud) are necessarily less important.

If you currently have little or no documentation this process produces valuable documentation and it concentrates you on what's important versus unimportant in a way that studying the existing software as a programmer does not. The trickiest code in the software could be so vital that without it your rewrite is useless or equally never used and you can't figure that out by staring at the program's code.

Once you have that high level you're in better shape to drill down and then I think you're in a better place to figure out if a rewrite is appropriate versus maybe you can refine the existing software.
Yes and no. I think an important concept is one of "buy-in".

If you cannot get your manager/boss/co-workers to buy into a method/strategy/path, you are setting yourself up for a harder path to success.

It is better to try to get buy-in earlier than the completion of project/code/documentation.
It does make me wonder why they don't just switch to pre-paid sim cards (or the contractually equivalent thing that doesn't involve cell phones).

Good luck collecting your scam cash from my personal line! The phone company doesn't have a mechanism to pass the cost on to me, so I'm guessing the telcos already figure out how to block this at the network level.

Has anyone tried calling some of the bad actor numbers from a burner phone?
I wouldn't go as far as religion. It is not blind. Some in the FOSS community are ensuring what they see as a UN charter of inalienable human rights for what people can do with code that has a presence in nearly every arena of human life. That presence will grow not diminish.

Diminution of quality and constant churn isn't a very good reason to stop allowing people to look at code and fork it. And you see these terrible qualities magnified in monolithic programs like JIRA or EPIC, which is fully closed and runs the entire healthcare backend for the US and some nations abroad. EPIC and other programs like it are a rentseeking disaster. Replacing it with an open source equivalent would be a huge win for downstream costs and extensible interoperability.
Almost certainly. Home ventilation has gotten far worse over time as energy efficiency at all costs is shoved down our throats.

Poor ventilation contributes
To lots of other problems more acutely relevant than the low risks associated with your kitchen.
I found it unclear whether the letters can be placed in any order, or it has something to do with the grad. You might want to clarify that it's just an anagram.
Short answer: Russia is quite different from Iraq because it has nukes. Iraqi WMD was all about chemical/biological and the capability of a nuclear program. Most sources today say that Iraq had halted and dismantled their CBW program in the 90s, but they did have those weapons prior to that.

USA will proxy war with Russia all over the world, but always falls short of direct conflict. It's too likely to turn nasty, and trigger MAD.

I think it's an important distinction that the US isn't gearing up for war with Russia (US-Russia), but rather readying themselves for a Ukraine-Russia escalation, and whatever ways in which that might spill over. Arguably they are already at war. The concern is not just another territory grab, but outright attack on Ukrainian sovereignty.

I don't know enough about world politics to have a say in to what degree the US is willing to come to Ukraine's defense. I do know that US doctrine since the Cold War is to not directly square off with the bear, not discounting giving the bear death stares from across the bar.
1. The cost from the factory in China couldn't be more than $5.00 on their priciest model.

2. They charge $9.00 return shipping, and I bet make a healthy profit?

3. They might break even, minus the goodwill, on Ibud replacements? (I don't know Apple products anymore. Excuse the nomenclature. Ibud sounds off.)
> JR sold his catalog of intellectual property

Not entirely correct, it is a licensing deal, with exclusivity to Spotify. JR is still the owner of the IP, however, it can only be distributed through Spotify.

But your point still stands, Spotify chooses what they will distribute, which is okay.

My only gripe, in this whole Spotify/Rogan saga, is with the mainstream media that sees Rogan as a threat to their business model so they try to slander him for miss-information, while being greater purveyors of miss-information themselves.
You know what I mean. Almost no one looks at a screen all day outdoors.
its actually better on newer consoles. (ps5 in particular is much better than xbox). The consoles themselves are quick to wake up, and if you're playing single player games there's no need to update.

> in almost all cases you just put the cartridge in the console you're in-game within seconds.

This is true for some games on switch, however my experience is that many games suffer from extremely long loading times even compared to PS4/Xbox one. The ps5s loading times for games are orders of magnitude quicker; power on to in game in Spiderman miles Morales is less than 30 seconds. I've spent more time than that staring at single loading screens in Smash Bros, Metroid Dread and breath of the wild.

> this hour long wait before playing a game just makes the whole experience not worth it.

The hour long wait does happen occasionally, but it's not like you actually need to do anything during that time. You can do that and come back that night, and a month later the game will still be playable without updating.
This question is so important:
> "what problem do I wish someone else would solve for me?"

Otherwise you might fall in the trap thinking just because a problem is hard, it's worth starting a startup to solve it.
I liked this as well.

> MR PRICE: Matt, there’s a second point. This is derived from intelligence, intelligence in which we have confidence —

> QUESTION: Well —

> MR PRICE: — in which we have confidence, otherwise —

> QUESTION: The same confidence you had in WMD in Iraq? I mean, what —

> MR PRICE: Otherwise – otherwise – otherwise we would not be making it public in the way we are. But here’s the other point: Intelligence and evidence, these are two separate things. It is no —

What does he mean, “Intelligence and evidence are two separate things”? Is he saying that claims and evidence are different things?
So, “canceling” means continuing to afford the canceled party a platform now? I thought you folks were concerned/concern trolling regarding tech deplatforming people wholesale, which is something Spotify has pointedly not done here. If HN flags a single comment I made, am I canceled? What do I do, join Gab for this indignity? Write a polemic about how my rights to use someone else’s platform to share thoughts they don’t want to condone is a grave affront to me, because I have a right to inflict myself on you and you must allow me to do so if you operate technology?

It’s really painful to see people draw moral and ethical lines over episodes of a guy bullshitting into a microphone being removed. It’d be nice if your ire and indignation were directed at an issue that would objectively improve the world, like exploitation of children, food inequality and starvation, the actual horrors of tech instead of the ones you’ve attached to, or anything but the plight a millionaire making yet more millions to talk out loud.
You seemed to miss my point.

Do you believe that you learn more by hearing/watching, or reading less?

You seemed to say you don't have time for long-form content? Did I misunderstand what you originally said?
Even in Davis CA which prides itself on being a primier bike friendy city and most people have bikes, it's similar to what I'm reading in the comments: bike lanes are painted in and irregular. Bikers second class citizens. Every few years a biker gets killed by an automobile.

That says there are beautiful greenbelts which can get you around the outskirts of the city with no cars in sight.
On iOS it shares:

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He was right about Bohemian Grove in the 1990s. He gets some things right, and some things wrong. He’s about as right as most media organizations.
My comment was not whether your rebuke was justified or not, but about your tone. Right after you lament that HN is becoming uncivil you swear and shout pejoratives.
Are the sessions being recorded? There are a ton of sessions that look great, but I'm 9 hours shifted backwards.
There were a few Argentine tango orchestras in 1930-40s that were tricked into signing a deal with record companies only, as it turned out, to prevent them from going to a competitor. As a result we don't have any records of these orchestras for the period of the contract, which may be like two years lacunas in their recorded history.

There is something deeply wrong with destroying things that haven't yet reached their natural end or not letting them grow, even if one is legally entitled to.
Obama said there are things in the sky we can't fully explain, to which: "no shit." He kind of jazzed it up because he was on The Late Show. So if you're claiming that Obama said aliens are visiting Earth and this validates the claims of Billy Bob Quackdoofus, well, he didn't do that. And it doesn't validate the quacks. And if it did, then why listen to the quacks at all if you have to point to someone like Obama, anyway, to prove their accuracy?
A very important topic, but this article is almost nothing!

Regardless, this is hugely important. My wife and I have two little kids (under 5) and we really, really want them to be independent young people when they're a little older. I want them to be able to hop on their bikes and ride to the shop, school, the train/metro/bus, etc. and most of all, I want them to survive. Drivers are the leading cause of dead kids, and deaths among vulnerable road users (pedestrians, cyclists, etc.) have risen dramatically in the US in the last couple years.

There are approximately 0 places in the US meeting this bar. https://culdesac.com/ near Phoenix is interesting but 1) very small and 2) in Phoenix, which will struggle with summer survivability by the time my kids are middle ages.

American Fietser - https://twitter.com/AmericanFietser - has been beating the drum for Carmel, Indiana, which apparently has made great strides in their downtown - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94-kxjgOtdU&feature=youtu.be

I grew up in suburban Sacramento and it was basically a prison. I _did_ ride my bike when I was 14 and older, dozens of miles in some cases, but in retrospect it's shocking I lived. I was nearly killed in multiple instances.

I chatted briefly with Jason Slaughter of NotJustBikes fame (maybe the best urbanist channel on youtube) and he was very reassuring about moving to Amsterdam with kids older than my own. I just got naturalised as an EU citizen and Utrecht in particular is on the short list. But I hope US cities can improve.
I am immensely impressed at the degree to which Boston and Cambridge have improved their bicycling infrastructure in only the past few years. It's not Dutch-level, but relative to the US it's a dream. Get on street view and check out the new bike lane around the Common, which when paired with the footbridge over Storrow and the car-free Washington Street means you can get from the Charles River Path nearly all the way to Haymarket without sharing a lane with cars:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/LXHJaEcaqnWbzt9E9

Or see the lovely separated lanes running past BU:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/B6n5JyKd783wZjSv9

Or the new Harvard Square intersection:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/CPxaadsJnqfskyNs7
Can we really make the claim that a social score is safe as long as it exclude family and friends?

What makes social score dangerous is the power imbalance when a position of authority is attempting to dictate social behavior by punishing deviation and dissent outside of democratic laws. A society that don't allow any deviation or dissent is an authoritarian society.

A credit score system has nothing to do with social behavior unless they get combined. The dangers of a credit score system occurs when social behavior becomes proxies for creditworthiness, in which case the credit score system also becomes a social score system that hands out punishment based on deviation and dissent.
Its because of sniffiness.

I am called an engineer, even though I don't have any professional qualifications. I studied a 50% art/science degree aimed at media production.

In the same way that politics and economics are not arts, they are supposedly sciences, even though they don't have any concept of reproducibility.
>Are you so sure it’s not due to customers voting with their wallets forcing the change? It’s easier than ever to pick up and leave a streaming service.

I don't think people left Spotify because of Joe Rogan, not in any real numbers anyway (and we can see that next they publish their user statistics). It's a few pundits and musicians making a negative publicity fuss...

>Who are these “pressure groups?” Are they individual musicians and customers? When do individuals morph into these straw men?

You could have written: "I don't believe there are pressure groups involved, just individual musicians and customers". Instead, you opted to insinuate that I disingenuously created some "straw men" (and thus, am not to be trusted, or whatever). How about the principle of charity, and just making your case, instead on shitting on the person you're discussing with?

There were never just some individuals and musicians, but also major media calling for cancelling the show again and again, group petitions such as:

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/covid-misi...

and even White House statements addressing the JR issue.
And of course you didn't watch any of it, right, just an automated dismissal?

And then you didn't watch the Maddie De Garay video either, otherwise anyone who watches it and cares about integrity would be shocked - and would want to make sure it's looked into - just alone on the clinical trial reporting app design alone is highly disturbing.

Edit to add: You haven't posted in 4 years and you have few comments to begin with? That's a bit curious. I wonder what an analysis of the HN accounts that instantly jump to putting smear campaign links on these different credible, articulate doctors/researchers/experts, would look like. Any way to do such a study dang, ideally with directly or indirectly getting upvote and downvote data to see if there's other interesting patterns that emerge?
Yes, they are generally available a few weeks after. You can look at the preceding events recordings.
What definitions of evidence and information are you using?
>I don't really understand why anyone who claims to be a proponent of a free market economy has an issue with a private corporation deciding what type of content they want to broadcast.

What I don't understand is how this idea comes up every time something like this is discussed. I'm assuming that this does not receive convincing counter-arguments which is why I will attempt to do so here.

Almost everyone who believes in free markets (except maybe a very few libertarian anarchists) belives in regulation of the markets to restrict bad actors or unintended harmful side effects to the market or the people in general.

Being a proponent of free markets does not mean that you support the idea that market participants can break the laws for the sake of the markets. It also does not mean that one believes the existing laws and regulations are correct and sufficient. Everyone understands that it is an organic process where companies will test the regulations and regulatory bodies have to monitor and act on it constantly.

Some of it requires affected people discussing it and making the regulators and market participants know about the bad effects they feel so that something can be done about it, in one way or another.

I can imagine there being regulations forcing these content hosting platforms to not be able to take down content unless it is explicitly breaking the law as long as they are being compensated for it with no price discrimination. Similar regulations already apply to a lot of businesses.
If "conviction" is a standard, then 95% of the culprits dont need to worry. Less than 5% of disturbers are fined according FAA news releases. Much fewer are criminally convicted. (FAA cant do criminal convictions because it has to refer such people to prosecutors.) when did you read of of one of the 6,000 2021 disturbers receive jail time?

I get my numbers from the FAA news releases. Every few months they report fines of unruly passengers. But they report only a handful cases compared to the 500 or so monthly incidents in 2021.

Here is the most recent press release: 8 fines of 300 cases, or less than 3%.
https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/faa-levies-161823-against-eight...
There are several such releases in the list with equally dismal numbers.
Of course they are free to do what they want. But if they do something unethical, like removing content for political reasons, I'm also free to criticize them and for example demand a refund if they lured me into a subscription by claiming I would be able to listen to Joe Rogan.

Also, you are making wild assumptions about the contract between Joe Rogan and Spotify. Maybe there's a clause in there that they will not only license his shows, but also make them available to their users? In that case, removing the episodes would be a breach of contract.

I hope you understand a little better now.