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While I understand that Eufy had a security issue last year where a very small number of users were logged in the wrong accounts and saw other people's camera feeds, they quickly patched it and didn't beat around the bush about what was going on.

I have a Eufy Doorbell camera and their tilt-and-pan camera (to monitor my dog while I am at work). I've had no issues with saving videos from Eufy products. Everything is super clear because all of their new devices are 2k resolution cameras. My friends who have Ring or Nest say that the Eufy microphone and speaker sound so much better.
I'm aware! AFAIK it's just a auto memoizer for React currently
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I agree 100%. Keep things simpler, invest the $ that would have been spent on k8s staff on performance tuning courses & upskill your devs in squeezing every last millisecond out of a couple of dedicated servers. You can do lots with a couple of beefy machines if the software is tuned.

Everything has become so abstracted away these days that performance isn’t even a consideration because people don’t understand the full stack. And I don’t mean “full stack” as it’s slung around these days. EG: doing 20 round trips to the database looking up individual records (as each is an object code-side), when you could just do one. Things like that are opaque & many devs wouldn’t even care or know, but a little bit of education can make a huge difference.
It still comes back to right tool for the job. There's a perception in the market that k8s is the right tool for running all compute. As someone recently told me "I've been interviewing cloud people for 2 weeks and all I can find is people that want to run k8s all day."

k8s is not the right tool for every job. Most companies are not at the scale where they need to worry about the problems that it's trying to solve. But it's a cargo cult - they see the blog posts about how moving to k8s solves a bunch of problems that come up as you scale and decide they need to be solving all of those problems also even though there are simpler solutions at their current scale.

There's a bunch of other platforms out there that are way more opinionated and less "awkward" but they don't have the buzz that k8s has.
This is fundamentally embarrassing to all involved, and will one day feel similar to if a professional software engineer signing a letter condemning Linux as "communist" and demanding the government stop it during the Microsoft heyday. If I had my name on such a letter today it would be something I'd cringe anytime I thought about it.
The problem with leveraged investments is that if it goes down you can get wiped out. If you have $100 and buy one share at $100, which goes to $50, then to $150 you end up with a $50 profit. Buy 2 shares at 2x leverage instead and you can, after a margin call, end up with $0.

The house also brings in the need to pay taxes and do repairs. And if one is constrained financially they are tempted to defer necessary repairs or go the DIY path without the right skills, which is often disastrous.
Elon Musk declares end to remote working at Tesla
OpenSea employee charged with insider trading in NFTs
>There is also only over 500k homeless people in the US[1] meaning we could house each homeless person around 32 times over. I think it could make quite a large dent

As long as you're fine with shipping homeless people to desolate places like oklahoma, sure! There's a reason why people flock to cities even though the rent there is sky-high.
> Evolution was superseded by self-improving (human thought-based) systems.

Strictly correct, but consider that our ideas are also going evolution. What we learn depends on our environment. We retain what's useful and don't what's not and we also pass it down through generations... This is pretty much natural selection, just at a different level.
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> nonprofit startup striving to give every human on earth a dollar a day of income

Just to clarify, this is $7.5B a day. In ten years you’d need to give out > $27T. You’re talking about being valued at 2.5% of the world economy.
Zoning regulations, which have substantial knock-on effects on everything from traffic to mental health.

When you think of suburban sprawl (especially in the US and Canada), it's largely the result of zoning regulations -- minimum distance between structures, minimum setbacks from the street, parking requirements, limiting areas where multi-family dwellings can be built, etc.
You could try microdosing psychedelics. Some say it helps. I haven't microdosed but have in the past noticed an improvement in my cognitive ability (and mood) after a standard dose of LSD. Of course, it could be placebo.
What´s the difference? You are already training your replacement.
> BUT throw $1000/month on the direction of the FOSS developers until the issues are mitigated and they satisfy your requirements

This is not at all an easy thing to guarantee even if you’re willing to spend the money. The FOSS developers might not be interested in doing this work (even for pay) nor have UX staff.
IMHO, you only know a .NET platform is there to stay when they finally get around to adding VB support to it. WinForms? Solid. WPF? Here forever. UWP? Never going to go away.

.NET MAUI? Who the heck knows, it's still C# only.
This so much. Every single Musk adventure seems to requires massive federal subsidies and/or investment to stay afloat. Tesla, SpaceX, Boring Company - it's questionable whether any of them would exist if they were competing in a completely free market.

Some think he's saving the world, but from what I can see, he might just be the world's most effective leech.
> In 2006 I think it’s fair to say that Linux was becoming dominant on the web,

I don't see how that is possible. Dominant means a majority. Maybe by 2009 Linux still only ran maybe 40% of all Internet webservers, and that is being very liberal. So even by 2009, Linux was not dominant. In 2006, Linux possibly had 2-5% of webservers... if that. By late 2011, Linux probably ran 90% of webservers. It didn't happen overnight, it took more than a decade after 2001 for Linux to dominate the datacenter.

We ran racks of Linux servers in 2001 for back end processing. But our webserver ran NetBSD, like nearly all the other webservers, until about 2009. After 2009, perhaps all new webservers ran Linux, as hardware was replaced, but the Internet was still mostly NetBSD in 2006 with the rest being Windows Server IIS.
This discussion from a couple of weeks ago suggests it isn't that simple: not all valid JSON is always valid YAML if your definition of superset requires that JSON would be parsed the same with a YAML parser as with a JSON parser.

If you're going to use JSON for config, it's better to use an actual JSON parser.

https://john-millikin.com/json-is-not-a-yaml-subset
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I like BMW’s nav idrive better than the CarPlay integration and use it instead of google/apple/wake.

First because it uses the whole screen and heads up display and CarPlay doesn’t. But this is probably something that could be done with better integration.

Second because CarPlay takes over the phone and I want nav to keep running while I use the phone for other things. I know that I shouldn’t, but at stop lights I’ll read texts, HN, etc. with an active nav, I have to switch away from it while I use the phone. With the car running the nav, I can use my phone for whatever I like.

All I use Apple Maps for is to send directions to my car.

It’s kind of nice to just have a dedicated nav in my car.
Unclear how groups will solve any problems here, other than actually preventing individual freedom of speech, so arguably even more draconian that the authoritarian examples cited in the article. At least it is making the attempt to square the circle of free speech vs social cohesion, though I suspect in the end, one of the two is going to have give
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> There's no easy way to tell the C++ compiler, "please make only one version of foo and use callbacks to figure out what it means to += on T".

Partial counterpoint: you could use class polymorphism, if T is always a type you control. But you're right in general; C++ doesn't have typeclasses or some other way to create an ad-hoc vtable for, say, int.

> Now, if you want monomorphization like C++, call foo() and pass a literal for add_int. But if you don't, then call foo_outline.

Does this work through structs of function pointers? Is that the reason it's so powerful?

For example, a my_class constructor create_my_class makes the class point to foo_outline, unless it's known to be a hot type, then it points to foo. When you call create_my_class, would the compiler see the values of the pointers, and start inlining foo calls, including if you pass the my_class struct into foo as "this", continuing the inlining?
From my experience (not as an automotive engineer, but as someone who did work with automotive engineers), it actually does work like that.
Postit notes stuck to the monitor. For security purposes I make sure to not say which password is for which account.
For options trading, there is always a winning and losing side. Someone is always harmed.
I would reckon minimum wage workers who have never been offered a company sponsored retirement plan or had enough to save for retirement at the end of the month, would not likely understand the mechanics of a system they can’t even participate in.

In other words, a lot of people.
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You can go into regulated instruments with little research because they’re regulated.

I had friends in Luna. We all told them over and over it was a scam. They could not listen. “Dock your stuff at terra station, 20%, how are you not in crypto, look at my account size, here are ten explainer videos showing complex gamified mechanics for why I’m a savvy insider” etc

I agree regulators dropped the ball, but also at some point people really are almost willfully blind to downsides. We even had the example of Iron and Titan which collapsed similar to Luna and UST.
For many years post-smartphone I did still use the integrated GPS in our cars. Even though the data and UI was generally (not universally) worse, having it on the comparatively big screen in a central spot, controlling it with the steering wheel controls, and not having it consume phone battery, outweighed the other factors for me. Then came CarPlay and Android Auto and those reason vanished.
I went to a clinic that specializes in it. They take several blood samples and send them off to the lab, the test for overall testosterone levels, free testosterone, estrogen and one other I am not 100% certain of.

There is a range that is considered normal testosterone except that range is HUGE, my results were at the very low end of that spectrum.

Part of the plan I am on I get tested every month for the first 3 months then every 3 months there after.
There comes a point where you have to ascribe some level of responsibility to the investor. Cryptocurrency is massively ridiculed for scams like this, to the extent that it's hard to feign ignorance of it. I'm not saying that the scams should be allowed, but telling people to take even the smallest of steps to protect themselves is not victim blaming. People not understanding a 401k or mutual funds isn't a reason for them to not do due diligence.
Any SaaS that you use is a good idea to clone
Ask HN: What would happen if Bitcoin switched to Proof of Stake?
I think he means more like separate models. Things like being able to easily swap a line from 3 to Y and vice versa.

AFAIK, Tesla does do that at plants that produce both. There have been no announcements of other models for Berlin, but it'd be shocking if it stays only producing Y. There will b similar flexibility when that changes, possibly for new models.
Buy more cars, to go to the office.
A run-rate of $30B/yr is "not a lot of money"?
Because Kubernetes automates away 4 jobs by creating the need for 5.
It is so hard to find workers employers have essentially stopped firing people
The critic is more than gently. If you are searching for responses to the apartheid critic of AI you will find mostly nothing going into the argument but mostly arguments against and relativations.
Yes you can critic Isreal … but at first you have to see into the eye of the shitstorm coming to you and calling you antisemit.
Sorry but even the harez is more openly critizing Israel.
With latency measurable in millennias
> Surprisingly few interventions are so good that you don't need fancy statistics to justify them

To me the real story is that the CDC, which is supposed to be the public health authority in the US, decided not to use said "fancy statistics" and instead chose to only include data that supported their policies. It's the CDC, they should have access to tons of data. Why such small sample sizes?
I really hope Do Kwon ends up in prison for life.
See my reply above about clomiphene citrate. I had that same worry. While I still take it I could stop at any time and my body will produce testosterone naturally. TRT is castrating and there are medical alternatives that work.
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It would be very interesting to include this data on the various salary sites.
Would there be any downsides?
I really like the idea, do you have plans to release on Android?
Tell them to shove it and go find a new job. I work remote from a state right next to you and didn't take a pay cut for where I live.
Can Open Source end the “rent seeker pricing” of Billing SaaS?
Behind Netflix’s Leaner Movie Mandate: Bigger, Fewer and Better
> It's on us as citizens and responsible engineers to help fix the problem we created by our inaction.

Engineers don't fix problems by begging the government to create laws that will throw people in jail for using a given technology in a way they don't like.
I’m much older than you, and I don’t feel any of what you are describing. I’m taking on harder and harder problems, and in fact I believe I’m improving. I’m doing all R&D for my dept as none of my colleagues do/want or can do this. I’m usually the one people go to when they have problems. I haven’t used drugs, stopped drinking alcohol couple of years back and workout regularly.
When I feel slow, it’s usually due to bad or little sleep.
Noted. thanks
Everyone on HN who loves urban density should read things like this. Quality of life cooped up in a dense urban setting, especially with a family, is awful. There's so much space in the world, we don't need to pack ourselves in tiny urban centers near "tech hubs" at all.
Registering a trademark isn't about suing anyone. It's about keeping others from frivolously suing you.

If you are successful but don't register, someone _will_ register it in the same industry and sue you for infringement. They'll also some times hijack your Amazon listings if you are a seller.
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Interesting you're getting downvoted. You're completely right. It's not 99% of "victims", it's most definitely 100% were trying to get-rick-quick.
> 3 major clouds offer "canned" k8s services

...until you need to debug something somewhere in the enormous stack.
You should work for SpaceX
How many hours per week do you work? If more than 40 then that is one part of your problem. When did you last take a vacation from work? A vacation is when you don't login to work at all. If not within the last three months then that is another part of the problem.

Take a month off.
Improving YouTube Search with NLP
> Free mapping existed before Google Maps.

Search existed before Google as well. Free maps were very inferior to Google maps and also were a loss leader for other service that’s MapQuest was trying to sell into enterprise and stuff.

Google maps was just another ad stream for Google and so was much easier to link to, embed everywhere. And had an innovative UI.

Before Google cranked up their prices Google maps got embedded everywhere. This was novel and not something that Mapquest and other existing maps promoted.
The median US household income is only about $70k. So it seems this tracks.
> Regrettably, this will have an intended impact

This reads weird to me (non-native English speaker). How can you regrettably reach your intended impact? Is that some kind of an idiom?
Why US gas prices are at a record, and why they'll stay high for a long time