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My go-to solution for routing ethernet while renting are 3M Command Hooks. They are remarkably strong, while being easy to remove – albeit a tad bit on the expensive side.
> If this whole fiasco does result in WWIII, it'll be because of Finland joining NATO.

No. It will have been because fascist Russia invaded Ukraine.
Same with Bose. But I have two desktops and a phone, and never know which two are connected. Why limit it to two? Seems arbitrary and unnecessarily limiting.
Along with like 1 in 5 users.
I'm pretty sure USB-C adapters have tiny little DAC ICs embedded inside them. They show up to the phone as a USB sound card.

A lot of USB-C cables have little ICs built into them. It's required as part of the PD spec. A port isn't supposed to provide a laptop with 60W or whatever unless the cable itself communicates that it's rated for it.
It's a lot easier to deal with excessive cold than excessive heat. You can only have so many clothes to remove.
It's more than just that. There's a feedback to the dynamic.

Excellent communities regress to the mean.

Substandard communities regress to the lowest possible level.
Most skilled immigrants are still immigrants, unless we start calling h1bs expats
I know the potential "problems" in the article but I've never encountered them.

Literally never.

I'm actually quite surprised that people still have problems with wireless devices in this age.

Even if I had a desk, I'd probably only plug my laptop to prevent battery cycles (and to keep ready for when I wanted to move) but would never bother with Ethernet, or a wired mouse, or headphone jack for example. Any additional latency/performance problem is imperceivable for daily tasks (unless I am a professional esports gamer or trying to download a huge blob over a gigabit connection as fast as possible, which is probably not 99.9% of people do).
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I'm sorry what the actual fuck?? I would've thought this sounded insane if it happened 50 years ago, but today?!? Looking at sibling comments it seems this luckily isn't too common, but still very fucked up. It sucks that this isn't being talked about more.
Noone ever robbed me in 30 years of living in a big Eastern city. On the other hand I was robbed twice in a single day in Paris.

Police was watching the dude run away. I wont say his ethnicity.
10 years ago, there wasn't a good reason to do that. 10 years from now, who knows... The more lock-in, the "better"!
I agree that in science, as we extend our perception with instruments, it's difficult draw the line between an image and an illustration or diagram.

I'm maybe grumpy because this relatively featureless image of relatively massaged data is presented by mainstream news as "FANTASTIC new photo of a Black Hole! WOW! It looks just like in Interstellar!"
It doesn't need to be intentionally engineered. Humans are very creative and can find ways around systemic limits. There is that old adage which says something like "a hacker only needs to be right once, while the defenders have to be right 100% of the time."
Not disagreeing.

This was likely a compromise from that design decision.

Since the slowdown was based on battery health and not absolute age of the device it was (and is) still possible to replace the battery.

But “the market” (ugh) seems to have decided that it wants phones with integrated batteries, and touch screens, and no physical keyboard, that are too big to use with one hand.

So that’s all we get.

Unless it’s extremely niche.
Also Iceland/Reykjavík in the top ranking makes me agree with you. I went to school with a girl from Iceland and she told me school was cancelled on days with nice weather in Iceland.

A location where every sunny day becomes an instant holiday shouldn't end up at the top of a list like that. Cool website and demo of R nonetheless I guess.
Given you like pineapple on pizza, then pepperoni and pineapple is delicious on pizza together.
Agreed completely. All those functions are simple hacks on top of the platform to emulate functionality that is offered in other apps:

* Spaces => Clubhouse

* Topics => Instagram/Reddit

* Fleets => Instagram

Twitter should focus on its core value product: the tweets themselves, and manage that better. This means easier thread displays, better spam control and user management, better algorithm for displaying relevant tweets.
Did you have auto-update on?
I've got about three meetings in me on an average day before my batteries are exhausted and I am effectively done for the day.

When agile-ish processes use up on of those lives every day, that leaves very little slack before recurring customer statusing, actual troubleshooting, or an honest-to-god productive planning meeting wipes the counter out.

I suspect you could waste a lot less time if meetings required agendas distributed beforehand and minutes distributed afterwards, but absolutely no one does that, or would read such material if it was produced.
Started doing a Masters in embedded software design a couple of years ago, and I could condense this guide into a more succinct explanation.

Getting started with embedded systems is being repeatedly told "you're wrong" or "that won't work" until you give up and do something else.
I think the algorithm measures largely immutable characteristics of you face which might make this impossible.

Distance between your pupils, distance between the tip of your nose and your mouth etc.
The private property rights of land violate the private property rights of the people around that land as they work to improve their community and do not get compensated for their efforts. Instead, all that income is redistributed to corrupt established owners of land who want their family line to retain power at the expense of everyone else.
They do. At least mine on a MacBook Pro as well as a Lenovo Yoga and a Dell XPS 13.

I bought a totally cheap no name one when I got a company phone without audio jack. Since then I have used it on many different machines as well as (Android) phones. The adapter stays with the headphones as I just would loose it otherwise.

Edit: Typo
> But I think that's bullshit - if there were as many coyotes as people claim we'd have way less rabbits.

Not necessarily - the rabbit population might be large and sustaining enough to support a fairly large coyote population.

It's not the case that the existence of prey means that there are no predators around - usually it is the opposite. Predators go where the prey is.
Why would you use a different font for Greek letters???
Ignoring humidity Is stupid. Madrid is hotter than Chicago but has much nicer weather.
This kind of insinuation is not a good fit here. You can either explain the pertinent details that would explain the experiences described in a different light, or you can leave it as is.

Insinuating something more sinister without explaining anything does not advance the conversation in any way.
Seeing the title, I honestly thought there is a tool/command named pepperoni, which for some unknown reason, using curl to fetch data from URLs.
If you want to call them “tasks” you can, but the problem still exists, and AI can and do create sub-tasks (/goals) as part of whatever they were created to optimise for.

You might find it easier to just accept the jargon instead of insisting the word means something different to you.
I'm so glad they're working on this instead of unimportant minutiae like copy/cut frequently outright refusing to deposit its contents in the system clipboard on all three major platforms, or the browser simply freezing for up to ten minutes after the system wakes up from sleep while it syncs all changes made since then.
Google anonymises data.

Google gave us Google maps, android and plenty of other things before anyone else.
the only online reference you'll ever need on communities (well, plus all the other ones): https://mastodon.social/@ifixcoinops/105778289798706182
Very true, but that mechanism in itself is extremely difficult to scale.
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That's an interesting cross-disciplinary thesis for back then. What degree were you doing?
Americans have a chance to change stuff by voting for change , in Russia or China you need to wait for a revolution. Maybe is hard to change stuff in US but you should ask people that live in regimes where one guy is president for life and thinks he is the father of the nation and smartest person in the world if it was ever possible to change something or have the leader admit he is wrong or unwanted and leave.
To "ruin" a good community takes time. To grow a community takes time. Maybe correlation isn't causation in that case.
I think we need to stop talking about cities and suburbs as if it's a binary decision. There are a ton of options in the middle which are not as loud or dense as cities while also not being as isolating and unwalkable as suburbs. Building more missing middle housing would help solve the problem significantly but no one (at least no one with the power and means to do so) wants to do that.
*New apps
I'm not sure the article argued all meetings are bad.

I've worked in a lot of places where non-technical managers stick random crap in my calendar all day long. You know, the kind of place that if two devs actually try to discuss an issue it ends up with 1 hour locked in a room with the expectation some winner will emerge.

But that doesn't mean that a meeting about the context of some customer problem is a dud. It's a large part of the reason that product team exists. I rarely got those meetings.

More of them, less of the pointless ones please. :)
> Wires are just so reliable.

Not in my experience. Ethernet cables have bern reliable, but most have connector latches that self destruct.

HDMI cables are a lottery, and the prize is in no way related to the ticket price.

mini/micro USB connectors go out in about year, depending on use.

All 3.5 mm audio cables seem to have half-life of around 4 months, regardless of price. The only survivour cable came as an extension with old Sennheiser earbuds.

In comparison, I have yet to experience those bad bluetooth earbuds just stopping to work.

[edit] not to mention all the equipment with soldered-in cables that are either too long or too short and cannot be replaced. Hi, homepod mini!
I've been experimenting with DuckDB using modified Mondrian OLAP engine and it looks very promising so far, performance wise.

A questions I have to author, or anyone using: Is there a easy way to transfer whole Postgres DB into DuckDB so I can do some tests with actual client data? I could export each table by hand and reimport it, but that is kind of painful.
And I'm here to say that it's not (and I've eaten all over the world). Portuguese food is excellent.

Obviously it depends what you like, but the seafood and rice dishes were excellent. And there's also Mozambican food with spicy piri-piri sauce... can't get enough of that.
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>The model you’re proposing (LVT) is more sinister, in that the taxation rates would be set with the intention of directly coercing behavior and socially engineering other people’s lives according to your preferences.

You mean the preferences of every single human that wants to live on that plot of land. The fact that you can't even see the fact that you personally as a single person want to override the wishes of countless of people and deny them the ability to fulfill their basic need of housing is what is truly sinister.

You complain about corruption yet you cannot see your own corrupt behaviour. An LVT is inherently an anti corruption policy.
Winner for most American comment in the thread. There are more people in the EU than the USA, and I think you'd struggle to find many who prefer Chicago Deep Dish to a nice flat Italian. But I wouldn't be surprised if one of them replied to me telling me how wrong I am.
This is actually a wonderful idea but also somewhat like giving the keys to the kingdom to theirs parties.

If a Twitter moderator is anything like a Reddit moderator, good luck monetizing those millions of tweets people post every day.
Now having read this comment, I can't think of anything non-dirty.
I also found https://t3x.org/klong very interesting
Why don't they blame the developers?
Here you go.

https://www.bbcmicro.co.uk/game.php?id=2345
Rhizome
I'm incredibly happy with the solution on their redesigned Pros. MagSafe, but you can charge using USB-C if you want
Wouldn't be a problem if you have a Wireguard connection to your router.
It's 2022. Apple should just have a separate WiFi radio for location scans.
A good example are Joel Haver's videos on youtube. He explains his process here: https://youtu.be/tq_KOmXyVDo . He produces animations by rotoscoping live footage, with only a few keyframes being done by hand and the rest by AI, using something similar to style transfer.
Oh, I used a python script to generate pre-made requests from HAR recently, I'm pretty sure it was your git !
Very useful :)
Man, all these new people on HN have ruined it. No one respects the old rules anymore :)
Expats = moving there temporarily, either on assignment or retirement.

Immigrants = moving there to settle down permanently, eventually naturalizing.

You can start off being an expat and turn into an immigrant.
I voted for a political party and I'm not an expert in foreign affairs.i don't have the insight necessary.

Therefore it's not my place to break sanctions my country opposes onto another.
Real value is all relative.

It's all about ones personal trade offs. I have more faith in cryptography in a software world with backups than I do in a random hardware device with a maker that's unlikely to last the test of time.
This feels like a gossip article for people who think they are into philosophy, but don't want to read the actual texts. Like programmers bikeshedding about their favorite text editors.

At least you get some trivia for the next party where you pretend to be sophisticated.
Like everything USB-C, there's several incompatible ways to do it.
You should see this recent post [1], it has good advice on getting traction on hacker news.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29002669
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> Any program on your computer can ask your wireless card to enumerate the nearby networks. This causes it to go into “polling mode,” where it spends less time transmitting data and more time listening for routers advertising their network info

Except for the Wi-Fi widget I click on when I want to choose Wi-Fi network, what software needs this access? I can think of two use cases:

- A Wi-fi diagnostics application.

- Data collection to co-relate Wi-Fi networks and locations.

I don't see why the OS doesn't simply refuse going into to polling except for white listed applications, because out of the box there is only one application that needs to ask for polling (my wi-fi widget) and I don't care if Google Maps wants to geo-tag the wifi in my surroundings, so just give it the list from the last whitelisted poll. And if I need a Wi-Fi diagnostic tool, then I am an advanced enough user to figure out how to white list it.
That is correct. On the official servers the event ran way back then (the extension was released in December 2000, the first Sleeper was freed in summer 2001).

Only one official server never released the sleeper.

Interestingly, one server managed to kill the sleeper.
> Is it true that any community that grows big enough, gets ruined?

Well, you know what they say - nothing lasts forever. But, glibness aside:

I think the answer is yes, ultimately. But I don't think that it is bigness per se that dooms a community. This depends on how you define community, of course - is "all of Facebook" a community? Does everybody have to know each other for it to be a community? In my opinion, no; what defines a community is what it unites around - what it believes to be worth defending, specifically.

So the real killers are whatever influences force the community to sacrifice exclusionary principles - the places where the members of the community will draw a line and fight for a side, so to speak. A growth imperative is such an influence, since less exclusion = bigger TAM, hypothetically, and as other commenters have pointed out, people change the communities they join.

Interestingly, I don't think monetization as such kills a community; after all, there are plenty of communities that rally around monetization in itself as something valuable and worth defending, and many others might tolerate it as one of the exclusionary principles that keeps out the trolls.
That's what people always seem to be concerned about… but the real problem up north is the eternal summer days. Enjoy never getting a night's proper sleep!
Topics for anyone outside the US is completely dysfunctional. I've browsed the list of topics it generated for me (to disable them manually in the most dysfunctional way ever imagined) and half the topics it contained were completely unknown to me. Rappers, celebrities, baseball players, and K-pop stars. None of those are topics I've ever spent any real interest in, neither through searching nor interacting with other people's tweets.
Why is everything that is against the main media russian propaganda these days?
Sounds like actual Role-Playing to me! The history is also interesting, as in every guild / group that awakened Kerafyrm against the wishes of others is to this day known, even if long disbanded.
Johannesburg, South Africa. A city with many problems but everyone agrees the weather is great. Average temperature per month ranges from 10C to 20C. Extremes are normally between 0C and 30C. (It can feel very cold when it goes below 0C because the housing is not built for that.) Low humidity. It rains less than 90 days a year and most of that is in short, concentrated afternoon thunderstorms in the summer. I'd have expected this analysis to readily propose a city like this.
I only brought examples.

We are in such a bad place from a co2 point of view, if my examples don't work, we need to incentive to find better things.

Bitcoin is not better. It probably still consumes more wasted than just keep burning it.

After all the mining itself needs cooling (ac), Asics miners and local infrastructure (a gas engine)
Why would they blame the developers?
A lot of smart devices create their own local wireless network for setup, and manage the process of switching between them.

Pretty valid use case IMO.
This comment is hilarious to me because this is the first example i have seen of white people getting their culture appropriated.

I suppose an Italian reading this might feel the same way I felt when I learnt that the British claim chicken tikka masala as their own.
Personally, I think it's true. For the simple fact that the vast majority of people are pretty boring to other people for one reason or another. And that the common person feels compelled to help or advise, for no ill purpose, despite often being unequipped to do so.

When you create a niche community, for that moment in time people are interesting to each other in the sense of having something in common, exciting even. As less serious folks inevitably filter in by word of mouth, linking, or curiosity, the SNR drops pretty considerably.

At one point in life I was a truck enthusiast and mechanical expert and joined a pretty nice community around it. It didn't take long for the laypeople to join, start sharing typical urban myths and terrible advice, and getting -upvoted- for doing so by other newcomers. It went from a community of highly technical folks to a community of commons, and lost all interest.

I'm no different. This was a Silicon Valley, startup, VC based forum initially. I found the community really interesting and loved the topics discussed. But I'm just some weirdo in the desert mainly sharing anecdotes anymore. That's not to say I exist to annoy anyone, but I could see some of the original folks being annoyed by people like me.
Ferrets were often used to drag cables to the right place. It is apparently an urban myth that Boeing did this in jet manufacture, but they were used in other similar contexts.
> I agree [..] that there is no reason to observe kids for joy

This is the saddest thing I've heard in a really long time.
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lol. been saying this since 2007.

although wifi works pretty well in professional installs these days and bluetooth earbuds were a godsend with masks.

bluetooth connections are still unacceptably flakey though... even with top shelf name brand gear.
For having lived in Dublin, La Paz and spent quite some time in Reykjavik, there is something really wrong with the data as suggested in earlier posts. I find European cities like Cork and in Brittany would fit to what he is seeking.
Any community that gets big enough for Tencent to invest in gets ruined.
Interesting cultural difference on what is "nice" weather.

For me, a good city should have seasonality, that is the "joy of life". The changing of the seasons and the cycle through life is what makes me happy. Snowy winter days, the springtime change, endlessly long summer days, and the first cool autumn breeze as the colours change.
The fool is me. I am the fool.
Of course it might not be economical viable.

Bitcoin is not the solution it's part of this problem because it's decoupled from that market.

It pushes into a market which is bound by different rules.
I look this post up and re-read it every now and then. Not it 100% fits my real-world experience, but has definitely fit some cases to a T.

https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths

> Creators and fanatics are both geeks. They totally love the New Thing, they’re fascinated with all its esoteric ins and outs, and they spend all available time either doing it or talking about it.

> Mops also dilute the culture. The New Thing, although attractive, is more intense and weird and complicated than mops would prefer. Their favorite songs are the ones that are least the New Thing

> The sociopaths quickly become best friends with selected creators. They dress just like the creators—only better. They talk just like the creators—only smoother.
I'm delighted someone is putting a cost to pointless meetings like those described (well, pointless from a devs perspective).

I worked in a utility company, where morale was in the basement, and management organized a full day (on-site) off-site meeting.

60 to 70 devs in a big room, whiteboards everywhere. Some corporate events enabler stands up and says everyone is to write on their whiteboard what the word "team" means to them, then discuss it.

I did the math, and after a couple of hours each group had to discuss what they found. I said it's just cost us 15k for this chitchat and at the end of it we'll be none the wiser and no actions will be taken.

Was called in to the bosses office the next day and chewed out for not being a team player. Week after that the boss was fired. shrugs
I've always thought that the key difference is attitude to the host country. Expatriates don't want to (or don't think they need to) attempt to integrate, migrants do.

I've met British people who've been in NZ since the 1980s who still consider themselves ex-pats - and can still complain about how our Weetbix is nothing like good ol Weetabix.

But then I've met people from Britain who've been here for 10 years, and considered themselves a Kiwi for 10 years too.

I guess it comes down to their mindset.
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"New" is a relative term. Sandboxing has been required on the Mac App Store for roughly ten years now -- I doubt there's anything left from before that requirement was enforced.