skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Okay? And how is that relevant to the core issue at hand... hoarding all of this data is your own personal decision and has nothing to do with piracy in itself. That's the issue. You are obviously free to do whatever you want, but hoarding data and then associating the cost of the hoarding with the source of the data is totally illogical.

Trying to one-up me on some stupid explanatory comparison makes me wonder if you are not simply deflecting responsibility off yourself and actually do hoard pathologically
But they could have both things in two separate models.

Wasn't the 11 pro the size of the mini / SE? I don't remember whether there was an 11 mini, but it seems to me that 11 pro / SE were exactly that, and the current minis / se are the size of the 7/8/se/11 pro.

I the time I couldn't justify buying a new phone, but I remember late last year, when I figured I could start looking, I was possibly contemplating getting the 13 pro, for the camera. But when I saw how huge it was, I immediately abandoned the idea.
No I'm not a president or dictator, so no I'm not at the top of anything. I would describe myself as a realist. And in the real world it is extremely ineffective for everyone to have an equal voice in all matters.

Have you ever seen a road? Do you think everyone got an equal say and vote if and how that road was built? Cities that operate well and are not total disasters to live in, have governments that can improve infrastructure without having to include everyone's opinions equally. Obviously I think that is unfair, especially if I am the person who doesn't want brighter street lights on my street, but I don't want my city to end up like San Francisco where apartments cost 2 Million dollars and are surrounded by tent cities and taxes are super high.
> Unless you are saying you don't trust Azure datacenter techs only?

Yes, and also the local datacenter people. I understood that Microsoft didn’t build a datacenter in every region and rents some space in existing datacenters managed by other companies.
You could invest it in bonds issued by the central bank for the currency you're tied to. But that would only provide a stable income with essentially zero risk (since your binds are denominated in the same currency you're linking to).

But that won't be enough money for these people, of course
>Representative democracy is another term for a republic.

Not really. Since we're talking about Brexit, it's worth noting that the UK is a representative democracy but is definitely not a republic.
>Or alternatively some other user-friendly reliable method of getting lots of files from my PC to the phone's storage, but so far I haven't found any.

SyncThing, sftp from a termux shell, or primitive ftpd.
Haha.

But seriously, additional children come with their own pros and cons. Plus, of course, there's the thing about wanting more than one child.
I would love to chat with you guys.

Hit me up with a mail florian(at)zitadel.com
You're suggesting that there is some coordinated and intentional scheme by the ruling class to use economists as a way to serve them, my whole point is that there need not be any such conspiracy or intentional malice for this to occur by any party.

It could simply be an emergent phenomenon where economists whose opinions align with the ruling class get more exposure and more prestigious appointments than those whose opinions disagree with them, or even worse disparage them.

I am reminded of a TV news reporter/presenter who took offense to the idea presented to them that they are spreading political propaganda in service of the elites and flippantly asked something along the lines "Do you think I am self-censoring myself in service to the elite class, like I'm just a pawn taking a paycheck to say whatever the elite want me to say?" and the response to that question was "You most likely believe everything you say and are honest about your position, but if believed something different you wouldn't be sitting where you are."
“Sub 6 inches”

Isn’t 6” about the size of an iPhonex/XR/11 which is a huge slab of a phone?
Fixed. Thanks! I love that you know the exact date.
The ban is specifically on single-use bags, not all bags. I don't use paper bags for groceries and I never will. Paperbag is fragile. If it rains, one can hope to reach the destination before the bag falls apart. To replace all plastic bags with paper ones we will need to chop a lot of trees.
Plastic bags are still the best, just not single-use ones. I have a grocery bag that is made out of tightly-woven polypropylene thread. I've been using it for about 2 years now and it looks like new.
Reminds me of the cable lengths for black boxes connected to the network in Wall Street. Each cable is the same length regardless of which computer is closer to the access point.
It's arguably strategic to have domestic capacity, sure. It doesn't have to be Intel.

Giving a company even the vague belief, let alone the certainty, that it won't be allowed to fail is a stunningly bad idea.
You know what's better than a break? A FOREVER break!

So glad I got off Facebook so many years ago. Other social media sites can for sure be addictive or have negative outcomes but Facebook just always seemed to be the most toxic.
Because that is what matters when it comes down to money, and Intel has plenty of it to burn, and pattents, regardless of ARM and AMD groupies wish for.
Someone in the cockpit intentionally crashed a China Eastern jet in March
Minimal theme w/ Dataview card layout is awesome! I'm just digging into it, but it does make the queries more accessible. Thanks!
Rosetta mainly does translation, but it does emulation for code produced at runtime.
Yep, I'm using a Pixel 2 with both DroidCamX and DroidCam OBS (with OBS' virtual camera), I can second that claim.

I occasionally use a Nexus 6 on another setup, but it's a bit bulkier to mount and is a bit finicky with DroidCamX. It has froze up on me a couple times. The OBS version works fine, though. I'll chalk it up to not cleaning up the phone prior to repurposing it.
There are proper cameras which don't remember settings across power cycles and battery swaps? Curious. Never heard of that before, that's a complete deal-breaker for actually, y'know', using a camera to me. Perhaps the SRAM battery/capacitor in yours is just dead? (Then again, not exactly sure how that happens, I've used 15+ year old Nikon DSLRs and they had no trouble with Alzheimers)
> in-car GPS and while running/walking out on the trails, web browsing and social media stuff that would not be pleasant on smaller screens, occasionally video

I think the last time I considered screen size a limiting factor for these activities was when the flagship phones had 4.5" screens or so. We've gone well beyond what's needed for me to find the screen large enough for regular activities, and well into the realm where I find using my phone with one hand to be uncomfortable.
The one thing everyone who plays a competitive game has in common is wishing they played less. Part of it is definitely self selection, people who aren't competitive never start playing these games
I have already downloaded all of the books. Text compresses very well.
I'm also using an E m5 mk2 on macos, with the battery holder grip and 25mm lens. I'm happy with the image but the software is pretty bad, isn't it? There's a substantial lag between the audio and video which is disconcerting to the viewer. And the video stream doesn't reliably start. I usually have to flip the video off and on a few dozen times in the Zoom app before it begins working.

Aside from that the cost of the Very Special USB Cable is a real insult.
The difference is between a reliable prediction and a precise and timely prediction.
Fine, there's one that's a DAO instead of a central authority, it's hard to keep track of all the different flavor of crypto scams. This one will collapse when a bug is found and someone gains full control instead.
Nice, they covered their ass
Not OP but from various laws around the world Police can generally use something physical to unlock your device - your face, your thumb - but they cannot get you to put in your password or pass code without a warrant.

Granted this kind of breaks down at borders where they have special laws, but for inside various countries it still holds.
This has caused me a lot of grief on my 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. The reader is known to go bad and refuse to let the thing start. Took a long time to find the solution somewhere online to take the steering column cover off and reconnect/jiggle the thing. Probably just some bad solder joints. Personally considering sending in my ecu to be reprogrammed and taking the reader out permanently.
Go to: the tapping solution dot com
Give it a try. I think you'll be surprised at the results.

Before you judge this method, known as "Emotional Freedom Technique", consider that the U.S. Veterans Admin. approves it for treating PTSD. The Army don't waste time on woo. More: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/veterans-administration-appro...
Microeconomics is math. But science requires something more than math. A theory motivating why a certain mathematical structure should manifest in reality and describe our observations.
In the case of economics such a theory would be something like "people are rational actor optimizing some quantity". This is however *highly* controversial and many of the predictions such a theory makes contradicts observation.
I didn't follow this part:

> EdgeDB is essentially a new data silo whose type system cannot be used to serialize data external to the system.

I think this implies that serializing external data to zson is easier than writing an INSERT into edgedb, but not sure why that would be.
Why would they need to go woo institutional buyers? At 1T they're already probably part of S&P 500 and other standard investment indexes. All the mutual funds, ETFs, pension plans are bought into them.
For a guy in Siberia various climate models show that the global warming will improve life. Winters will be much milder, agriculture will be less risky.
Wait. Does this mean thieves are downloading a car?

What a world!
Nice! Do you have any plans on adding a "library" sidebar (like IA Writer) to allow quick jumping between multiple files?
Nice! It would be interesting to play a game with a deck full of cards from this.
Winning at B2C Subscription
Banking from 1820? I’m currently listening to a podcast, streaming back 40 sats per minute, supporting indie content creators using the btc lightning network. Banking from the 1820’s jeez.
That’s a super neat idea! I have a feeling the inevitable solution to this need will be a combo of a tech like Apple’s Center Stage and some sort of eye-focusing alteration to the image, like a live deep fake of yourself (just the eyes). Software-only means widespread adoption.
I find their CI/CD much less opinionated than GitHub's.
I've never seen a retina which had been separated from a human.
The Sky Above the Clouds: A Berkeley View on the Future of Cloud Computing
Yes, we've seen multiple short outage periods over the last month or two. It feels like their 'standard' CDN isn't very good and they want to push you on their "Enterprise-grade global edge network" for anything worth keeping up.

That plus the recent covert price hike has us moving to Cloudflare pages.
Apache Kafka 3.2.0 has released
This is a data serialization format, not a replacement for storing your business data. Your business data needs to have the same schema enforced everywhere, otherwise how are you going to reconcile your user data now and your user data 5 months ago if their schemas are radically different?
GW is not about human heat production, which is insignificant compared to the sun, it is only about GH gasses which trap a bit more heat from the sun which amounts to vastly more heat than humans produce.
Pretty good! All of the cards I saw were reasonably balanced - not unlike looking through random cards in a new set. Makes me think there could be a game type online where all cards are automatically generated. Or, perhaps a player could fine-tune their generator and play with totally novel cards that fit their preference or play style.
Code editors can do it. It should be possible to define a syntax that would work well with this (no keywords, unquoted strings, : and TAB to define scopes).
I get that tastes vary and some people apparently don't mind the hole punch in the display, but I'm curious why you list its presence as a hard requirement. It seems like it would make the display unnecessarily harder to source.
without paywall: https://archive.ph/8as1r
In rust you can also do something like:

let (x, y) = {
... (some code that only serves to create x and y)
};

I really really like that feature for controlling scoping - it's like a single use function that doesn't involve so much navigation.

Other languages allow similar constructs with blocks too. For ones that allow inline lambdas, you can also get similar results by defining and immediately calling the function.
If I had seen people act the same way in sport or other activity I would. Which actually also happen in real life, when some club or sport becomes source of bad peer pressure, many parents wont allow kids to participate.
It should already be FAAMG for a year or two now
The "two-sides" were created by Roe v Wade. There were always other sides, a 50 year false dilemma where you couldn't even bring it up because "yeah but which side are you on?" Glad that's over! Kind of sad about the inconvenience for people in areas where they expected something different, and I'm moderately annoyed at the next decade where people try to recreate the two sides at the state and congressional level. But it does force room for inspiration!
We used to have two male cats adopted together as kittens from the local humane society. One was timid and mostly stayed home. The other preferred to be outside. They loved each other, though, and the indoor cat would wait at the top of the stairs for the other to come home.

The bolder cat was hit by a car one morning and died. His adoptive brother never fully gave up waiting for him at the top of the stairs. As far as he knew his brother just hadn't come home yet. It was quite sad. It wasn't long after that that he went outside for the last time and never came back.
I already run archiveteam-warrior.

I've actually contributed some code to a few things on that list.
It’s funny you say this because the take-home project is meant to find good candidates who don’t interview well [0]

Also this practice arose as a response to the notion of high pressure coding exercises during interviews, how predictive they are, and how to improve them.

0 - https://sockpuppet.org/blog/2015/03/06/the-hiring-post/
+1, lest we forget the original premise behind VC returns was that seed checks had huge returns because most people weren't willing to take on the risk, timeline or probability distribution of funding startups. Now everyone is willing to, so that arb is gone.
There are small phones with decent battery performance in Android too. Zenfone 8 from last year is an example. But new small phones is a dying breed going forward with big players not interested in making them at all anymore. Only less known brands dab in making them or some budget phones.
> Yes, stable currency would be 100% backed by gold deposits in a known and verifiable storage facility and able to withdrawn at on demand ratio.

> None of the things called “real world currencies” meet today this very simple set of criteria.

—-

I dont own crypto but Im able to see the hypocrisy in our current global financial system.
Google assuring open source code to secure software dependencies
I'll concede that silicon can wear out over time; it's impossible for it to be immune from happening, and I wasn't speaking in absolutes. But as you mention, it's one of scale. I'm curious how likely a second hand GPU from a cryptominer is affected.
The question of GP wasn't that, but why you can't buy "iPhone image processing pipeline to UVC/USB".
It's a global disaster scenario. What would you expect?
The 5 was already available here when I purchased the 4a (Europe), but the 5 was twice as expensive - which is hard to justify for "a bit better".

A headphone jack is much more useful for me personally than 5G, so I happily saved the money.
You also get director commentary, more foreign language audio and DVD specials that you don’t get with streaming.
> In a 2014 case out of a Virginia state court that seems to have set off the current debate, police obtained a search warrant to search a suspect’s home and to seize various items, including his smartphone that had TouchID enabled.

> The judge in that case drew a bright line: Under the Fifth Amendment, police could not force the suspect to communicate his passcode, but they could force him to use his fingerprint to unlock the device. The reason?

> Providing a fingerprint was “non-testimonial,” because it did not require the suspect to produce anything from his own mind. On the other hand, to give up your personal passcode is classically testimonial, since it comes from your head.

https://www.aclu.org/blog/privacy-technology/surveillance-te...
I just had to throw away my Pebble Time ~1 month ago. It was the best watch I could have asked for but I got some ocean water in it and it wouldn't dry out this time :( I am also using an Moto G7 Play android phone from like 2018 because it's the only small phone I could find for a reasonable price. I would love to see you make something like this!
I want a smaller iPhone Mini.

The small screen discourages me from wasting too much time on it and using it only when needed.
Finland and Sweden applying for NATO officially on Wednesday
Finnish parliament voted 188 for, 8 against.
Composable is the ability to define things in the small and combine with confidence.

SQL not allow this:

by_id := WHERE id = $1

SELECT * | by_id
The words "anarchy" and "authoritarianism" seem unnecessarily emotional and pejorative, and because of their semantic baggage I personally wouldn't use them in a professional situation. The author counts on the emotional color of those words to attempt an argument that both are somehow bad.

Instead of those words I'd suggest something like "schema on write" vs. "schema on read", or "persisted structured" vs. "persisted unstructured". "Document" vs. "relational" doesn't quite capture it, since unstructured data can have late-binding relations applied at read time, and structured data doesn't have to be relational.

And of course, modern relational databases can store unstructured data as easily as structured data.
Help me understand how RISC-V solves these problems? It doesn’t offer a standard way to enumerate hardware in the SoC, so you still need device trees; it’d not a GPU, so you still need to deal with proprietary GPU drivers; it doesn’t standardize clocking or DRAM controllers, so you still need uboot or some other first stage boot loader; AFAIK, it doesn’t standardize power management, so you still need secure firmware or equivalent. The need to PXE boot comes from only having one boot device supported by the board, which isn’t solved by RISC-V

PCs (partially) solve these problems because the BIOS plays the role of secure firmware and first stage boot loader. Hardware enumeration is solved by having most things be PCI-attached and the bios providing ACPI to enumerate the rest.
I can't reply to your other comment, so I'll do it here, and this will likely be my last comment in this thread, because I don't think you're being a very good discussion partner.

I explicitly noted that there are probably rare cases where meditation leads to negative experiences (and I am not distinguishing between traditional methods and so-called secular methods, the risk should be the same for both, according to my model). But that is my point: these will be rare, and not extreme, except in people with pre-existing mental health issues. Normal, healthy people simply do not develop psychosis from meditation practice. Furthermore, there is no body of research or evidence known to me that shows that the (small in both effect size and frequency) risks are changed by the meditation practice or tradition. The research that we have shows small effects for meditation in any direction, but is overall positive regardless of tradition. My proposed experiment was an attempt at distinguishing between secular methods and traditional Buddhist methods, in an attempt to find any evidence of the massive effect size you claimed (5-10%!). This is the crux if the disagreement, not "can meditation EVER be dangerous in ANY circumstances", but "Under what circumstances, and how dangerous". I say, "Only in rare cases where there are underlying mental health issues regardless of tradition". You say, "Commonly (5-10%), for people who don't do Buddhism, and almost(?) never for those following Buddhist teachings". (I'm not actually sure if you think Buddhism removes all risk or is just much less risky, but either way I disagree.)

You made an outrageous claim that you've still provided no evidence for, and you've constructed a straw man of my argument to knock down. You're not arguing in good faith.

I'd be happy to reset if you want to discuss the relative difference in risks between Buddhist and secular methods (evidence on other meditation traditions would also be welcome), but I'm not going to argue with you about the words I've written and their plain meaning.
Ok fine, you are in the absolute minority of humans on planet earth, but i will concede that if you actually do that, my comment does not apply to you.
I don't think they under-invested with sheer magnitude of money. The money is plentiful at Intel. It seems like they need better leadership, which hopefully they have in Gelsinger.
Congrats Jeff and Michael!
Side note, It is just RAM now and not Dodge Ram. RAM is a brand under Stellantis just like Dodge, Citroën, or JEEP.
A couple of games, films and music I loved are lost or hard to come by these days.
It's out of print or no one cares (b-track on singles for example)
Sometimes the artist changes "the original" (star wars for example).
The companies don't want to sell the original (GTA for example)
or can't sell it for legal reasons.
And of course there is always someone offended (Community - Advanced Dungeons and Dragons for example)
"Click the card to generate" does not do anything for me - any ideas why?
I dont understand this problem.

Is it saying that government bonds pay less then the free market and then asking why?

Why should that NOT be the case? Governments don't do anything productive, so why should there be an equal expected return compared to the private sector?

I dont understand this problem.
Agreed. I love my 12 Mini, and my SE's before that. I'm also anti-case so the phone looks extra small compared to most. Fun to have someone take our photo with the phone, cause they always ask how ancient it is and are shocked to hear it is newer than the phone they have! Non-existent marketing doesn't help
Can you not... disable FaceID?

You can set any iPhone to use a passcode every time, disable TouchID, FaceID, whatever.
Markets existed long before “Economics”.

The Soviets had economists too. They just had different dodgey theories.
I am not concerned over them feeling angry. I am concerned over yelling, swearing, mistreating younger siblings or other family member after playing. If that does not happen, fine. But when it does happen, younger sibling or grandma are more entitled to not be target of aggression then someone else of gaming.

The exactly same way as with adults - whether they feel angry does not matter. Whether they demand everyone else to tip toe around them after/during playing, whether they loudly swear or hit the table with fists does matter.
Yes, the watch can be controlled without touching the face using their AssistiveTouch feature. It's pretty cool.

More info from Apple here: https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/assistivetouch-apdec70...

There are also some nice demos of the feature here: https://www.theverge.com/22778189/apple-watch-assistive-touc...