skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can imagine but companies want to offload responsibility.

If the manufacturer is late they can blame them, after all your IT manager paid for 4hr support so they've covered their ass.

If your TrueNAS fails at work, it's your ass on the line :P

I totally agree these special drive formats are really annoying. In this case I'd probably keep a spare on hand myself.
I don't how this is true when lovelace is so well developed and you an have simple dashboards for anything you want to control. My partner hates home automation stuff and even she loves having a button that can pull up everything in the bedroom from the lights to the music to the humidifier as well as having easy switches for "going to bed" or "left the house forgot to lock things up and turn them off" etc
> I don't know if it's popular in France, but another very simple idea that eliminates cheating entirely is oral exams.

As an introvert, I am very happy not to have had too many oral exams during my studies (in France ;) ). I think I agree with you in principle, but to me that would have been torture.
How long can you hold an L-Sit?
Yes, except the military replaced sit-ups with other exercises. The average smug rando who says “sit-ups cause injuries” is likely in worse shape and suffers from more injuries than the person actually doing sit-ups.
This is a return to business fundamentals; you no longer get to burn money and not deliver value.

Cheap money has been a plague on tech. Even bucket shop crypto shitheads like Parcl were getting 10's of millions of dollars. The party is officially over for charlatans like them.
a broadcasting platform has much more appeal to mass shooters than any basic image board
Presumably the installers just used the wrong sort of concrete anchor...
I mean, I was being sarcastic anyway and this article is lies and horseshit...

I was just trying to take the author's thought process in the logical direction that it should have gone. Except I'm sure Discord's investors would be extremely unhappy with WIRED if they were to do so...whereas 4chan's investors are Japanese and outside of the SV bubble...so I guess fuck 'em?
I looked a while back to see if there was some open source equivalent to professional optical CAD software (think
Zemax)

Sadly, anything I found was already total abandonware.
Accents are important in Spanish and lot of other romance languages. You are missing one here or didn't think it was important.
Have you ever held a plank for, say, 60 seconds? I can't imagine someone who has suggesting that planks are to situps like standing is to running.
Yes, I'm fully aware that these things take time, and I even mentioned some of what you did in the article. As far as what's actually available, I appreciate the heads up on the ICE SoC. That's a new one to me and does sound like it would be a better fit for this application. But the rest of what you mentioned reads like the same sort of vague future promises that have swirled around RISC-V since the beginning.

I don't have anything personally against RISC-V, and given that OpenPOWER has all but ceded the low-end for the time being it might as well be RISC-V that fills it. What's around certainly seems a better fit for low-power and mobile.

But the point is what's around. Sure, you don't hear as much about ARM, x86 or other projects at earlier stages, but that's also because the hype around RISC-V has encouraged a lot of people to make a lot of promises early that don't go anywhere (I mentioned Micro Magic for a reason). That can't be good for the ecosystem. Cores are only as good as the ones that make it to tape-out, and real engineers ship.
It seems like people have an itch not only to reinvent the bicycle, but also the bicycle stand.
If you are male, your life will probably be wrecked at some point by a heart attack/stroke or prostate/bowel cancer. The risk of cardiovascular disease can be reduced in various ways. You also might have rarer but more significant risk factors for premature death from cardiovascular disease (eg Lp(a)). There is still an unacceptably high rate of death or severe disability from the primary cardiovascular event ie. you don't get a second chance, as the first sign of the disease can be fatal or disable you permanently. The screening tests one has in an annual checkup are not 'extensive' really, it is asking questions about lifestyle and family history, checking lipids, routine bloods, blood pressure and doing cancer screening after certain ages. The chance of an incidental finding resulting in harm is very low with this kind of thing.

Has a proactive, annual checkup model been properly compared to doing nothing on a population level? No. But on an individual level, it makes a lot of sense.

I would say it is not useful to compare mortality rates between countries. Norway has the highest GDP per capita anywhere for example, and is quite culuturally, geographically and genetically homogeneous. How would you make a useful comparison to the USA?
My Pinterest account got locked for no reason. I found a video which said "just bug the shit out of them", so every day I put in an appeal which was rejected every single time for about 3 weeks and then someone said "fuck it" and unlocked it.

On the flip side, I had a bank account with Square (now Block) and their support took me to a dead end, so I called one of their executives on his cellphone and politely explained the problem to him. That got my account fully terminated with no recourse.
Are there any good alternatives? I currently run HA but have avoided upgrading past when they broke YAML configuration "for my own good". I haven't yet found any other good options
Yes I know, bectl. I use it.

I just didn't want to mention it because the discussion was mainly about Linux. But FreeBSD has a really strong toolchain for this indeed.
How Electrical Engineers Designed Groundbreaking Treatment for Depression
It probably helps that they're based in Bulgaria.
You are technically correct in that your metabolic rate only varies by a few percentage points. But where you are way off is how much of a difference "a few percentage points" can make.

If you used to burn 2500 calories at rest and then that drops 3% to 2425, that is 75 calories a day. Which amounts to around a pound of excess weight every 5-6 weeks. Or 10 lbs a year. After a quick 5 years you look up and you are suddenly 50 lbs over weight just because your BMR dropped 3% and you kept eating the exact same number of calories.
Buffalo shooting was planned on Discord and streamed on Twitch.

There's also accusations that the Buffalo and Austin shooters were both members of the same discord server.
The Xperia 10 III with Sailfish OS
Do they not have an arbitration clause?
Similar laws proposed in the EU limit the applicable companies to those with market caps over $80 billion.
These kind of passive-aggressive replies always bother me, they don't contribute much to the discussion either. Please don't do it.

There are very _few_ reasons why you should downvote a comment. I found parent's comment great, so I upvoted it to counter your unfair downvote.
Depends on the workload.
That’s the thing about history…
Block Fingerprinting with Firefox (2019)
Could you buy a SIM card with one month's PAYG on it? In the USA I have a Boost account that is only $15 for one month, no contract.
That is a lot to sort through and I'll try to pick out the points that are relevant to the discussion we started.

> I haven't said anything of the sorts. I am simply saying that if half of the class is getting bad grades in maths you should blame the teacher, not the students.

Yes, this is exactly what you said:

> "This is not the issue, this is the root cause of the issue. You DON'T measure knowledge. You should measure the satisfaction of the students."

You quite explicitly made a claim about how teachers should assess students. Then I suggested that maybe you should take a step back and question whether you are qualified to make such claims. Now, it seems like you've doubled down, and written a diatribe which superficially touches on a half dozen issues in education. I'm simply pointing out this irony: that the commenter you first replied to was lamenting how so many people outside the field of education feel qualified to make claims about pedagogy. Even if their expertise is limited to, for example:

> I wanted to be a teacher... In my family... there are teachers

Are you aware of the Dunning-Kruger effect?
I guess. But if you design a bike rack requires a cable that's longer than most bike locks, it might be a bad bike rack.
The integration between Node-Red and HA is excellent fwiw.
It’s crazy that in the face of health authorities saying don’t do this, it’s dangerous, your reaction is “prove it”, rather than doing some research on your own to counter your skepticism. The lack of trust in public institutions is deeply saddening.

The problem with baby formula is that it needs to contain precise balances of nutrition in specific forms that can be absorbed by the body in specific ways. Much in the way that a calorie is not a calorie is not a calorie, a nutrient is not a nutrient is not a nutrient.

Water down your baby formula? Now it’s different. Babies are sensitive. This could be dangerous.

This took such little effort to research on my own. The bar is so low.

Breast milk is unique. In the past kids had wet nurses as a backup. And when they didn’t, infant mortality was very high.

If you just tel people you can go make this shit at home, a lot of babies will likely die.
You're doing the Lord's work.
https://github.com/microsoft/Codex-CLI
Apple happily responds to data requests from the government with user data for hundreds of thousands of accounts each year[1].

[1] https://www.apple.com/legal/transparency/us.html
Technicality: Sequoia Capital is not a hedge fund. It's a private/venture capital firm.
Discord is a piece of software rather than a particular community like 4chan.
> I think something like the SP-404 comes closer in feel to what an MPC was.

The SP404 has absolutely nothing to do with the MPC line. The SP series is basically a flip of BOSS old digital recorders and its pads weren't velocity sensitive up until the SP404 MKII released last year, the SP202 was released around in 1998, 24 years of barely any improvement in the series.

The MPC One is an MPC, with all the MPC goodies like the 16 levels and a true general purpose MIDI sequencer, which clearly the Roland SP line never had.

The fact that it's based on Linux doesn't change that fact, plenty of gear today are running Linux for convenience purposes.

The MPC line were always "DAW", they were always designed to be generic MIDI sequencers and the center piece of a hardware synth setup, which the SP line clearly never was designed for.
“For i=1 to 7” doesn't make any sense in English, either; BASIC, even if inspired by English, isn't at all English, ditto with every other programming language that borrows keywords and/or library function names from English.
What do I do to make my abs more visible within 13 days? I will go to the beach in 13 days and want to look "better". I have them already visible (around 12% body fat).

I do intermittent fasting and already work out 3 times a week (squats and pull up). Thinking to go to the gym everyday starting today and focusing on core exercices (planks and some sit up variations)

Thoughts?
Media company that wants to control narrative, drags outlet that cannot be controlled. News at 11.
There was a shooting in Austin?
Obviously, people whose products rely on those ads and telemetry, won't be happy and will try to retaliate, for example, by refusing you service. This frequently happens because of my usage of VPNs and ublock. In that case I have an option to quickly turn vpn/ublock off for that specific web site or service. In your case it's not so easy.
I didn't know the FBI had a discord server!

/s.... I hope
I see nowhere in the article where it says fixing these issues (which largely just amounts to updating the version of electron they use) would cause it to break most distros.

Please point me to where it says that, as far as I can tell you're just making up your entire comment.
I just stack plates on my back, weighted planks are great for building core strength for heavy DLs/Squats. V-holds / dead bug holds also awesome.
The party was over in 2008 too, yet here we are.
You can grow other calories on the land you're growing corn for ethenol and livestock feed.
I don't know if this is real, but I saw something on Reddit about how the Buffalo and Uvalde shooters were both in the same Discord and on a couple of chan sites called frenschan and 94chan. I think the problem isn't a particular communication platform but a social network that encourages racism and murder. We know from Snowden that the US government has software for mapping out and tracking social networks. Are they doing this in cases like these mass murders? If not, why?
You say that as if "a couple hundred calories a day" is not much!

Have you ever done the math?

200 calories can mean the difference of two people eating the exact same calories every day where one maintains the same weight, and the other gains 2 lbs a month, or 24 lbs a year...nearly 100 lbs in just 4 years!

You are proving the point that variance in metabolism can be a HUGE factor.
I'm using mine in part as a homekit bridge. Some of my smart home stuff doesn't play nice with homekit, but I can connect it up to HASS, and then I'm able to open my garage door from my phone easily.
Honestly, on that kind of timeline, your "best" bet is probably extreme dehydration. But, don't do that.
A currency is generally intended mainly for commercial purposes, isn't it? I think the word commercialized isn't quite right for what I mean then.

So more specifically, I mean: "not for the purpose of creating or transferring monetary value, and not requiring the expenditure of money to create/send the amount of data necessary to host a simple plaintext/html page"
The USA has so many mass shootings that I'm not sure which shootings you're referring to.

The most important question Americans should be asking is why the USA is the only country in the G8 where this is normal.
BTW I'm a 2000/1000/One owner but I really want that 3000 someday. I'm hoping a local elderly person who only used it to get to church and the grocery store puts it up for sale some day.

Ironically since the days when I bought into the MPC I have moved toward tracking which requires nothing but a shitty laptop.
The Central Social Institution in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1937
I thought they were pretty useful until roughly the mid-'90s. They seemed to go into full hype mode at that point, IIRC... I cancelled my sub around that time.
Sorry, Uvalde.
If Russia were attempting it, half the missiles would miss by miles and take something out in a Kessler zone. IIRC Starlink are LEO and expected to come down. We can only hope that China is competent and any problems remain in LEO. Losing Starlink would be a setback to internet-everywhere but losing the broadcast, security, and science satellites would really suck.

Musk risks losing Tesla/Gigafactory/battery infrastructure and technology if China really gets pissy. Being a billionaire doesn’t mean much when an authoritarian quasi-dictatorship comes at you.
> Unless an MPC samples one.

If I sample a Prophet 5, it doesn't make my sampler a prophet 5. A sample is like a photography. It clearly won't retain how the subtle variations of an analogue drum computer no matter how many pictures I takes.

Now to be fair the latest MPC line (X/Live II/ One) do have a complete emulation of an analogue drum computer on board since version 2.9 I believe.
That's a separate topic. Please don't derail.
Yup, sorry got them mixed up. 8tb and up WD blues are all cmr. The Seagate ones are all hit and miss unless you go for Nas drives.
The thing I don't get still is how QAnon became so big. Most everyone who was around on the chans and reddit called it out as bullshit at the time. It wasn't even the first account with a similar story. There was FBIAnon first. It's like Minions. Why do middle aged white women like Minions?
Are dragnets really the best we can do? Maybe we don't need more guns than people. So when mental illness becomes violent it's blast radius is less destructive.
Developing this kind of instrument is a significant undertaking and it's about hardware software fusion, it's an APPLIANCE after all and it's meant to just work. It's not meant for tinkering in the internals.
Bear rallies are fierce. I do not think we've hit bottom yet. Notably this opinion is shared by Michael Burry, Jeremy Grantham, and Ray Dalio, among others.
> Brown Rice contains selenium. Even when not breastfeeding, real foods contain micro and macro nutrients that are beneficial for babies.

Slight variation in too little nutrients, or too much, or in forms that aren’t absorbed at the intended rate can be very dangerous. Throw in some rice? Ok now there’s extra sodium in there. The milk does too. Uh oh. Suddenly this is a complicated optimization problem requiring fine measurements and specific blending techniques.
> I thought they were pretty useful until roughly the mid-'90s

Wired was founded in the mid-1990s. (First issue was March/April '93).
Pardon my ignorance here, but do you need to pay gas fees or buy tokens to transfer/mint?
It cheers me to hear that. It’s such a natural high-value application. I’m surprised I haven’t seen articles about it in my geekspace.
I'd peg it closer to 75%. There's some significant opex on the endpoint connectivity side as well. That's why a lot of these providers are buying stakes in some of the transoceanic cable projects (and some terrestrial ones as well). Or they're agreeing not to charge each other (kind of sort of- see open bandwidth alliance).
There's so much "throwing shit at a wall to see what sticks" in this article trying to find something for the reader to get outraged about.

Most of it via misrepresentation. I especially enjoyed the author's misunderstanding/misrepresentation of gachimuchi culture, which to a western audience looks straight up like homophobia and gaybashing by the author.
Those Sheffield things barely exist here and where they do, they're always taken with other bikes parked all over the place around them so you can't really get your bike back out anyway without lifting other bikes aside. Theres tons of bikes and very little room here since cars need all that's available, so if your bike passes as ordinary, you'll come back to an intact bike regardless of how you lock it, as long as you lock it at all. "Wheelbender" stands haven't caused any wheel issues or other issues for me in three decades of use, and at least those usually are available and have a free spot somewhere, so I wouldn't call them "useless" by a long shot. They may be to you, but I'd rather we over here keep them since the alternative wouldn't be lots and lots of those Sheffield things, there'd be no room for that unless we drastically downsize car parking and I definitely don't see that happen here. I'm sure theft is a huge issue in other places, but it doesn't seem to be that big an issue here so I'm happy if there's any reserved space at all where my bike isn't in someone's way. Just different places having different problems I guess.
And once you're doing push-ups you can progress it into the lizard or Spiderman crawl(contralateral motion forward while bringing the body to a lowered push-up position) and engage the legs, hips and shoulders.

Crawls in all their variants have become my go-to exercise because they are great full-body movements, can be done on many surfaces(tartan running tracks are my favorite, at least for outdoors), are easy to vary further by adding slope or directional changes, and are simple to make loaded by wearing a backpack and stuffing it with weight(just make sure it doesn't fall out).
Yeah, I didn’t know history started in 1925.

Title should be “since 1925.”
Of course, but renting a solo office somewhere else is still isolating and lacking the social interaction I'm missing.
AFAIK there is no "open" synth or DAW or sequencer made to fit particular hardware. Linux has been used as the basis for some equipment but it's always left out of date, and the actual application layer which presents the UI and interfaces with hardware has ALWAYS been closed.
I haven’t used home assistant much in earnest, but I have some gripes after dabbling:

- to get the most out of it, it wants to be installed as an “OS” on a dedicated device (like a raspberry pi). Without doing this, you can’t install add ons from the store. I’m guessing this might be because the add-ons themselves are packaged with docker?

- I went ahead and did what they wanted, and dedicated an entire raspberry pi to home assistant. But from there, it seemed extremely GUI oriented… I had to install an add on just to see my config files! I know plenty of people have had success keeping their configs in version control, but that seems to be fighting the current.

So as a particularly advanced user, I don’t think Home Assistant is for me. Which is perfectly fine!

Does anyone have any recommendations on home automation software for people who write code for a living? The main thing I’m after is a decent library of supported devices that I don’t have to reverse engineer and write SDKs for myself. I’d also like to dump any/all sensor readings and switch states into Prometheus and view data with grafana.
I don't think so, grandparent was definitely talking about general consultation, and on your second post you clearly say you mean that all but the most generic kind of consultation is a fireable offence. But happy that we got to a common ground.
Huh, 48kbps over maybe ~20m (65ft). *Files away* not bad.

Thanks for the extra details, that's really cool :)
This really adds more to the encounter between Neo and The Architect.

> Neo: "You won't do it, you need humans to survive."

> The Architect (phrased angrily and bitterly) "There are some levels of survival we are prepared to accept."
Do you have a reference for that? I googled and I couldn't find anything good.

While it might sound intuitive that SIMD instructions consume more power, I don't think that's necessarily true to a relevant degree in practice. My understanding is CPU power consumption is mostly tied to inefficiences that cause energy loss via heat, while the actual computation doesn't consume any energy per se. So electrons traveling a more complex path probably cause somehwat more energy loss as there is more wire/transistors to pass. But most of the total loss doesn't actually occure in the ALU. Empirically from what you can see operating systems do, the most effective way of consuming less power is actually running on a slower clock cycle and the most effective way to achieve that is getting work done faster and that's not tied to the number of instructions.

The Stackoverflow question here [1] seems to suggest that SIMD vs no SIMD has a neglectable overhead compared to entering a lower power state sooner.

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19722950/do-sse-instruct...
It comes in cycles. I don't think anyone's saying that valuations are going to be low until the heat death of the universe.
If there are multiple shooters are similar communications groups where there is also likely police agents, why aren’t we assuming complicity?
No because 4chan is heckin' problematic, ya'll.
You do. Although, the guy with the chip in his hand paid the gas for that transaction.
If most other people are comfortable saying no and you're not, maybe the issue here isn't the person doing the asking...