skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They're still used sometimes for low level ancillary board functionality. Like, controlling reset lines going to SoC's, etc.

It's actually something that an EE may end up using in their career quite often if they're doing board design.

Though, we normally use CPLDs for that kind of stuff now, but if you can get away with a few logic chips, maybe it can simplify the design.
Our worst performing campaign (and why using Video is so great)
I'm currently using TeamViewer on a single PC, but I'm searching for an alternative. Big plus if the alternative is OSS + self-hosted, but I'm open to other solutions.

My current workflow is -> Connect to HomeVPN -> Turn on Gaming PC with WakeOnLAN -> Connect with TeamViewer to start Steam -> Start gaming with Steam RemotePlay. I did not find a way for Steam to autostart without logging into Window, that's the only reason I currently use TeamViewer, essentially to login and start Steam.
I appreciate someone actually checking things for themselves, instead of just joining the rage party.
Prof Montcrieff is Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry. I wonder how her patients are doing, if she currently has a clinical practice.
Second this, Apple has shown zero interest to support my native language (they went 11 years between adding new languages to iOS). This would allow me to switch to Google Assistant which supports it and just use that.
So 40.5% comes from unsustainable sources? And there is lot of electricity spend?
I’m curious if this will result in fragmentation in the phones themselves.
Whatever, the point is, renting a flat is not some sort of fantastic lifestyle aspiration.

"Congrats, you're not homeless!"
Does this cover it allowing the ability to develop browsers on iOS?
Got it in 4, I really like that at the end you put what game it's from!
What does this actually do, other than running lighthouse on my page and displaying the result?
Those aren't dedicated servers. They use a hypervisor [0].

[0]: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/a1/
This looks good.

I use a bash function to load the MDN page for the status:

function man-http() {
code="$1"
if [[ -z $code ]]; then
echo "Usage: man-http <status code>"
exit 0
fi

firefox "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/$code"
}
If you want to ping me an email at Joe.Drumgoole@mongodb.com I can get that fixed pretty quickly.
Yes, that was also a bad comment. It wasn't aggressive to other users, though, which is an important difference from a moderation point of view.

HN is an internet watercooler. People come here to have casual, curious conversations. That requires being allowed to be wrong, to think out loud, to shoot the shit, to exchange. Imposing some sort of correctness requirement, besides being impossible (how on earth would we enforce such a thing without a truth meter?), would kill conversation and therefore kill the forum.

You guys are overgeneralizing based on seeing comments you dislike. I understand (believe me I understand) how frustrating that is, but there are just as many people who agree with you, probably more. The fact that there's a range of views here is normal, inevitable, and fine.

HN has always operated on the principle that readers are smart enough to make up their own minds, i.e. to find their way through internet bullshit however they choose to do so. I don't see any reason to change that operating principle.
The problem is not shipping alternative fonts, but blocking access to the system fonts. For compatibility reasons, there needs to be a mechanism to still allow access for specific websites. That’s what the planned feature linked by the parent is for.
I have had an arm-based dedicated server with OVH (old SoYouStart line) for over four years now:

processor : 0
model name : ARMv7 Processor rev 1 (v7l)

It's in Gravelins.
Nonsense. Wokeness provides us an endless flow of comedy gold.
Oh, you!

I got a chuckle out of that one.
So your stance is folks don't deserve freedom because you feel you know better. Such a recipe for a great time.
I looked for experience in my niche (trading/investing), got a few references, and saw some of their work.

I was never 100% comfortable going through Upwork etc because you never really know. But I spent a lot of time writing up the requirements and talking to people to get a feel.

For better or worse, in the end I went with the marketing agency that was the most transparent.

I met a top notch designer through someone I DMed on Twitter. (If you're not on Twitter talking to people - go there.) He's EUR50/hour.

If you go through an agency, then yea closer to 10k.
Good idea. There are these containerized iron salt batteries now that energy companies use to help with renewable energy storage (or at least plan to). Maybe loading a few of those instead of cargo containers could already take care of most of a ships electricity needs - and for recharging you can just load/unload them anywhere like regular containers.

Article with an image:

https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/02/23/1046365/grid-sto...
DNS-over-QUIC should be even more efficient. But perhaps easier to detect and block
Not sure which version of the entertainment system you have but on my 2016 Mazda 3, it will try and play the last song you had playing on your phone. If it can't get the song to play it will then default to the other last audio device i.e. radio, XM, CD.

You should have separate volumes for music, navigation and hands-free in the entertainment system. Also, you can mute the sound using the volume knob while the warning text is displayed during key on.

My current solution is to make sure my CD player is the other last used device so that if the BT connection fails, I get sweet sweet Baroque music instead of FM blaring.
And for those who don't know, that's not actually a particularly big difference.

The inverse square law means this is just the difference between 1 meter and 3 meters. And your WiFi has no problems at 3 meters from the AP.
> The beauty of the EU is that corporate financial influence is far less pervasive than even in the governments of member nations.

For how long, I wonder, given the megacorps have financial resources on par with entire nations, and the EU has been taking some pretty strong stances on topics of interest to them? Or will the megacorps at some point just decide Europe's no longer worth the trouble to operate in (probably not the worst outcome)?
Sounds like a hole in the market!
Boom mic is always the superior choice.
I'm comfortable I had a market. What I had to do to get there is a story for another post :)
> I don't understand why they don't just ship a huge set of fonts by default.

It takes a lot of work to draw a reasonable large set of all the Unicode characters for a given language. Time is money and fonts are ridiculously expensive.

That being said, Firefox has funded a few fonts over the years but they don’t bundle them with the browser. Google has a huge collection but doesn’t bundle them either. It makes more sense with Google as it can collect user data from its WebFont as a service system.
A wrong but self-correcting strategy.
100% agree. I think it's also important to acknowledge the extent to which financial distortion can cause cognitive distortion. Some other comments here have pointed out that this person probably made between three and five million US Dollars per year, and the commenters have used this information to reach some relatively specious conclusions (e.g. that comments against the work culture are not founded due to the amount of money in play).

It is true that most people cannot even imagine making enough money to buy six to ten million Jack in the Box tacos every year. I am a public defender, and this person's alleged salary exceeds the annual budget of most places I have worked, and the five-year budget of some of them. I think it's precisely this effect that makes the article itself so problematic.

Nobody would care what this person thought about work culture (or hire them to consult on the topic) if they didn't graduate from a SV unicorn that generated mythic profit. But many people, especially hopeful managers will read this, and try to emulate the obviously toxic and harmful practices espoused by the author. Emulation will be more harmful than the original practice, because organizations who emulate will not have junior level employees who can buy four to seven reasonably priced single family homes in NYC every year.

I say "organizations" rather than "companies" because fetishization of the hypercapitalist "grow fast and get rich" myth is not limited to the for-profit world. Plenty of government agencies and nonprofits will read blogs like this and plunder their organizations in a misguided quest for success.

Entangled with this is a causation fallacy. There is actually no reason to believe that Stripe was successful because of its culture. I acknowledge that this is not the author's explicit thesis, but one must make that underlying assumption to engage with the article. I think the most we should responsibly believe (I'm doing my best to be generous to the author), is that all of the toxic policies and cultural artifacts described in the article were endemic in the industry at the time. For example, everyone was expected to eat dinner at work, but it just felt good at this time and place because of the culture. With that frame, it's just as easy to infer that the causal link is reversed: it was more tolerable to work at Stripe because the company was sufficiently funded that it could hire the author at a salary which allowed her to buy a fully loaded Tesla Model X either three or four times every month.
Pliss 2022
For Anand it's really obvious that both Carlsen and Kasparov are better given that they've beaten him in World Championship matches (Kasparov once, Magnus twice), have positive head-to-head scores against him and have better other achievements like peak rating or time spent at number 1. There's no metric on which Anand comes out on top in comparison to Carlsen and Kasparov.
Not really deference. Just a cold analysis of the state of things.
Have you tried Parsec?
And of course, the "Bitcoin Mining Council" is a trustworthy source of info on it's own interests.
> In practice, more details would be useful.

More details (the lists of whitelisted fonts per OS) are here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1336208
Nice! Got it in two, hello new daily routine
Lovely. The EU is a behemoth that takes years to proceed, but I really like that they are still trying to fight for consumers' digital rights.
Tracks could be handled by having an official reading when entering and leaving the track, then make the difference deductible from your "miles tax".

Similar stuff for entering and leaving the country.

Not sure how I would approach private roads.
I can't find any data on what products make up what proportions of the gross weight of land shipping. Without that data it's not productive to debate who would be most hurt by shipping trucks losing their road-wear subsidy.
The reason construction workers stand around is because construction is a job-shop scheduling problem. [1]

Hence, the optimum schedule is NP-Hard.

The simplest solution to job-shop scheduling is to have slack in the system.

See https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2008/10/21/what-happens-when-...

[1] The contractor has other commitments. Each subcontractor has other commitments. Each material supplier has other commitments. It's true all the way down to the turtles being dug out of the ground. Having people waiting around for work to do, means that work can be done when it can be done. If the people aren't there waiting around, they are off at another site doing something that can be done for a few hours/days/weeks/months.
Speaking of Bobby Fisher I found the book End Game fascinating and engrossing.
Apple currently let through tons of malicious apps that hit you with a $1000 subscription, so they’re not the best at it either.
Oh you sweet child. This is already a thing and has been for a decade at least. Anyone with enough money can hire a firm based out of a dodgy country that will abuse the DMCA, Content Reporting mechanisms and insider contacts to get whatever you want taken down from pretty much anywhere. I know because I've seen a couple rich fucks do it with things they didn't want online about them or a family member of theirs.
The colonial landowners had a similar problem.

Pay the locals a fair wage and they'd quit after only a few hours, having made cash sufficient for their needs. The landowners weren't getting enough work out of them.

The solution : pay the locals less. Thus they need to work more.

Is that how it goes in USA?
I keep thinking about starting a business where I take people’s blogs and produce them as professionally formatted books, mainly for these reasons. I am qualified to do it and making books is something I enjoy, but I don’t know if people would pay for it. Even after reading articles like this, it feels like something only me and none other people think about let alone value.
?woH
There's two separate medical systems, one focused on making money and boosting financials where science does not matter, and the other focused on medical science where at least theoretically the financials do no not matter.

Its up to the end user to figure out which system they're interfacing with and act accordingly. Hint, antidepressants make a lot of money for the correct people... People who make treatment decisions based on financials and kickbacks are not going to care about all this "science" and "logic" and "statistics" stuff where their wallet is concerned.
Oracle Database Service for Azure
The old storage server with Dual Core 1GHZ ARM CPUs?
Does it mean Google will have to enable call recording APIs on Android?

That would be sweet. Currently none of call recording apps work on my phone and this is a must have feature for me. When I take a call with my doctor I have to use my separate memo recorder, so that I can refer to the call in the future if I forget something.

Let's not mention usefulness of this feature when you are placing orders over the phone and then the other party claims this is what I wanted once they deliver something not as agreed. If I could record a call I had evidence in case of dispute.
I would indeed prefer the odometer based solution to the GPS

but it's not perfect

(and you are currently exempted from the gax tax model if you have a electric vehicle on private roads / tracks, I doubt too many are affected by this though)
I wonder if this will affect game consoles as well. They have software markets but they are extremely specific and targeted. In terms of size, I'd think that Microsoft and maybe Sony would reach the threshold.
Where is Congress, the FTC, state Attorney General, and DOJ on this kind of stuff?

I bet you if one of these tricks was a problem for the donors that run our government it would be taken care of.
i keep underestimating the power of bash. KISS!
They clearly disagree. But they've done so very poorly, as I'm sure you can see.
A hundred billion years is still constant time. That doesn't mean it's doable.
The criteria is probably their rating. Since they use the ELO system, each game gives or loses points. So the ratings are a good measure in how good you are over time and meeting multiple opponents.

And Carlsen absolutely dominates the others, and have been the top rated player continuously for a decade. So no questions about who is the best, WC title or not.

Carlsen is right now 98 points above Nepo, the challenger, which is an insane difference.
Yes, that's what people mean, almost by definition. In highly competitive events, even a slight break in focus and drive toward winning are often really problematic. Once that wolf-like focus and readiness to fight is broken, a competitor is usually done.
SRIs are a separate class of drugs: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serotonin_reuptake_inhibitor
I used TeamViewer less than twice a month for a few elderly relatives who needed help when I wasn't visiting. One of them sadly passed away recently, and another stopped using computers, so my usage went almost to zero. What angers me is that the fine folks/algorithm at TeamWiever kept killing my connections because they thought I was a professional abusing their free service.
Screw them: Now I'll either find an alternative or nothing.
I remember The Great Code Club (https://www.greatcodeclub.com), started by Marc-André Cournoyer. It was a wonderful idea and it provided me hours of fun and learning. If you are into this sort of thing, you will love it.
Your son can also open the door to strangers and let them in or can stab himself with a knife or fork. What are we going to do to make knives, forks and doors more secure?
Browsers are all moving towards origin-isolation. So, even when you download a font from fonts.example.com from example.net; that downloaded font won’t be available to example.org.

The local cache is, unfortunately, also an unintended source of fingerprinting and cross-origin communication.
Given that only two cars I've ever owned in 25 years of driving cost more than £300 to buy outright, I can't imagine paying £300 per month for any sort of vehicle.
Guacamole and MeshCentral are both pretty good and can play with windows computers.
> The beauty of the EU is that corporate financial influence is far less pervasive than even in the governments of member nations.

[citation needed]

The reason this regulations went through easily is that they mostly target foreign operators.

It's not the same with all regulations, the EU is a lobbying battleground as much as everywhere else, you can see that in most things, big corps just go through governments when not going through MEPs.
Looks like that might be retired going by https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251184844

> Customers are no longer able to remove the album on their own. You will need to reach out to Apple Support directly to have the album removed
Yeah, logically thinking placing the wing at top of fuselage for ground effect vehicle is waste as the ground effect is from bottom of the wing. With aeroplanes it matters lot less. And higher clearance from ground for engines is even preferred.
This story was about getting the first iteration of my product launched (somewhere beyond MVP but still rough).

I had a fractional CTO / project manager / React dev + backend dev + devops + designer. All between 50% and 100% for 8 weeks. I also heavily participated in backend work.

Total cost came in a little over US20k.

I did not stipulate milestones and I was lucky because everything worked out (except documentation).

I definitely suggest stipulating milestones.
Exactly. Last I checked, stand-up is still a thing.
I bought the cheapest Brother laser printer in the early 2010s because someone on a forum gave me this same advice. It has worked without issue ever since.

A few years ago I plugged it into a Raspberry Pi so that I could share it via CUPS to all the family's PCs. This has also worked almost without problems (the exception being it had to be reconfigured a few times on my wife's Apple laptop). A year or so later I realised that while connected to wifi I can print from my Android phone. The phone found the CUPS server and the printer without me doing anything at all and it has never gone wrong.
Indexing is running all the time yet when I search for something it takes ages to find anyways.

Yet "Everything" indexes my disk in a minute and spits out results instantly.

Even if windows indexing aint malicious, it certainly behaves as if it is.
The quote by Paul Morphy, one of the great old chess masters, seems relevant here - "The ability to play chess is the sign of a gentleman. The ability to play chess well is the sign of a wasted life."
Yes. You could heat fluid and use it to generate electricity as you can assume the runway is hotter than the ambient air. But if you look at other solar thermal power stations [0] you can see that they generally use concentrators to get the working fluid very hot for more efficient operation. So a runway based system probably wouldn't be economical even if it were good reuse of space.

0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_solar_thermal_power_st...
AMD Zen 1 Linux Performance Hit from Retbleed, Accumulated CPU Mitigation Impact
I worked on Bluetooth at the stack level, and from my experience of the specification, there's not any single thing that causes it to be flaky. Every level that I have experience with seems to be well defined.

So why the hell is it so difficult to pair and connect? I have no idea. I can only assume that each level of the stack has a number of corner cases that all together create a perfect storm, because otherwise the specification seems to be robust enough that it shouldn't have such an issue with connecting.
Would you to pay to work?
Where can I find Indian author engineering computer science textbooks?
There is libgen for mostly american authors. Is there any website for Indian authors?
They are excluded by the fact that we have minimum wages. That provides a lower bar to the required value an employee creates. As we raise this lower bar, we exclude more and more people, generally in this lower intelligence bracket.

I have several family members that would love to be able to maintain employment but can't because they get pushed out by managers who think they can do better for the wage. And they probably can.

If my brother could keep a job for $4/hr it would give him the honor of work (which he wants/needs), and it would do society good to have more of these people around for us to interact with.

> There is no argument worth addressing. Jordan Peterson is a clinical psychologist, he has no credibility, research, or study in this domain.

Credentials don't make an argument correct. Lack of credentials doesn't make an argument wrong. It's an intellectually dishonest argument to declare something unworthy because you don't like it. If you don't want to participate, then don't, pooping in the thread isn't helpful.
The font is used by the teamviewer website. When inviting a partner to a teamviewer session, one can do so by sharing the invitation url.

The invitation url looks like this (where XXXXXXXX is the session code).

https://get.teamviewer.com/v15/en/sXXXXXXXX

The website will check if a teamviewer font is installed (using javascript). If the font is found, the web site assumes that teamviewer is installed. The teamviewer installer also registers a protocol handler in the operating system.
The website (javascript code) will thus try to launch teamviewer directly using a url like the following:

teamviewer8://instantsupport/?sid=XXXXXXXX

Otherwise, if the font is not found, it will prompt the user to download and install the teamviewer application.

Source:
Font detection routine:

https://get.teamviewer.com/get/res/scripts/fontdetect.js

Connect routine:

https://get.teamviewer.com/get/res/scripts/connect.js
NoMachine is the closest 1:1 experience to Teamviewer I've found. It uses the same video capture method and offers a lot of the same features such as drag-and drop file copying and aspect ratio controls. The downside is the UI is very odd and difficult to maneuver, but once you get used to it, you'll ditch TeamViewer.

You will also need to connect to hosts with IPs and open your ports; it doesn't have the ability to punch through firewalls like TeamViewer can.
meh. this will never happen in shogi or weiqi world. chess is a mess. the issue with top level chess is that draws are the most common result. it doesn't matter for mere mortals like us but it does get boring to follow top level chess vs go and shogi. xiangqi's got the same issue
so perhaps its also time for the government to admit that the prior taxes didnt have ANYTHING to do with environment, but just a way to justify money grabbing to spend on their own worthy causes?
Like parent was saying - that is true of all problems in practise since the earth has finite resources. That doesn't make complexity classes a useless concept.

In other news, no point in needing pi, because perfect circles dont actually exist in the real world.