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My point is that the system is overcapacity, that's the reality you like it or not.

If you want to watch Netflix and forget about what's happening outside, that's your choice. But we are completely destroying this planet in every way.

There are lots of mouths to feed every day depending on systems that are not sustainable and may collapse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjsThobgq7Q

If you go camping and have limited amount of food rations, water, etc, you will make sensible decisions about how to consume the supplies you have. This is very similar.
It is easy to complain about the issues surrounding suburbia. What I don't see much of is how to fix it. How do we fix the issues of suburbia without tearing it all down and starting over?
Mazda controls layout is one of the main reasons I chose their cars.
"Hardware buttons and switches have to be designed, tested, re-designed, and validated very early in the process of designing a new model"

To be fair though, the buttons should be pretty standard from the previous model or other models. Vehicle design is generally iterative, building off the prior models.
wow... I hadn't seen that before but the PinePower looks absolutely incredible
I also notice when typing a number it gets entered twice. So I'll type a 3 and get 33.
Why should stocks be an asset class guaranteed to always expand at such a hyperbolic rate?
Disclaimer: I work for the company which wrote the blog post.

We basically do this at ReleaseHub, however there is a level of indirection we introduced. We basically have our own version of Kompose which generates our own YAML file, which we call an Application Template[1]. The Application Template then gets parsed into Kubernetes YAML and deployed, however as an end user, you never have you deal with the Kubernetes YAML.

The main piece missing is that we set everything up to parse the docker-compose file once and then expect people to interact with our YAML. However, having seen the level of interest about compose in this thread I'm wondering if maybe there is a feature to be built where we remove the need for interacting with our YAML, an end user can push changes to their compose and through GitOps we update everything and deploy new changes to Kubernetes.

The compose spec has come a long way since we started (we were attending the spec meetings back in 2020 to see how the project was going to kick off) and is in an even better place to support this direct Compose -> Kubernetes idea.

If you're curious, feel free to reach out jeremy@releasehub.com.

[1] - https://docs.releasehub.com/reference-documentation/applicat...
You have to also keep in mind, "minorities" in the US are americans and have been for as long as the majority. Pick any country where racism is considered a problem and you will see minorities are immigrants or recent children of them. In other words, those countries are resisting outsiders but Americans (and Canada, australia,etc...) are hating their own. The GP post itself is a way to try amd sweep it under the rug.

Unfortunately intellectually lazy people gravitate to a binary racist vs not-racist analysis. Nuanced comparisons and suggestions mean looking under the rug where all the problems have been swept under.

Minorities in the US do have more opportunities but also effects of historical and systemic racism as well as white flight and other things specific to the US and other hetrogenous countries means minorities also live in 3rd world like conditions in some places.

A minority might get beat up and mistreated a lot in russia but slavery my means of false incarceration would be rare.

And believe it or not from Japan to Russia to Scandanavia there are a lot of nice,kind and hospitable people.

What comes as a shock to american minorities is how their race isn't even relevant unless the other person is also an asshole racist. Treating people differently because of race is too much work if you didn't grow up thinking that way unless it is a serious thing like marriage or a job (as opposed to serving a person at a restaurant).
Would've interesting to see how long the actions took to perform for the first time vs for the 10th time (it's not apparent to me what they were actually measuring in the test).

Also, after having just read the title my immediate reaction was "duh". I've been aware of this ever since phones switched from keyboards to touchscreens. Back in the day I could text with the phone in my pocket, or while driving. Nowadays I have to steer with my leg so that I can operate the huge mobile phone with both hands.
Here's an idea, free of charge. Someone, make Smart Goggles that take the landscape around you and make the same landscape particularly beautiful, striking, or stylized to the wearer, with customizable options, so you could walk around a national park and have it look like the most beautiful photo ever taken. You'll sell them like hotcakes.
No, I think the arguments you are reading is that this article was poorly written (granted its Ars) and a more appropriate article would have considered broader perspectives.

This feels like something an undergrad would write for their business management class...btw, your chess analogy is flawed in that there are millions of patterns that a computer can simulate for next play. I wouldn't really call it AI per se.
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To be honest this is a very click-baity title that doesn't have the context to make it a truth. A lot of us probably came here expecting something else, like you.

A better title would be "Do not ship someone else's work in progress"
Regulators, at least in the US, have not made last minute changes to motor vehicle regulations. NHTSA usually gives multiple years of advanced notice and a phase-in period.
HN bots changed the original submitted URL. This is the original paywall free link https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/08/us-chipmakers-hit-by...
China and Russia have deployed hypersonic missiles - America has not.

Notice the investment from China in "Carrier Killers" https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2021/10/the-unusual-car... - both in boats and planes.
Having debt is not the worst thing in an inflationary period. The inflation reduces the value of your debt.
Kia Niro EV. It's basically just a car but with EV systems. I've owned one for 2 years now. The newer ones have slightly larger touchscreens for Android Auto/Apple Carplay but there's buttons for everything. The Hyundai Kona is basically the same thing but I don't have one to compare.
It seems to me that the article would benefit from more data supporting the author's arguments. It's not clear what percentage of cities are affected by the problem or the average scale of the problem in those cities.
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No your API isn't REST, but don't worry, it shouldn't be
I have only one big question:

Why does that need to be tested? Does any driver exist on this planet, to whom this is not immediately and completely obvious?
Two acceleration downsides with electric vehicles. Fast acceleration will wear out tires much faster. Also, the fuel/battery economy is poor. I know the Prius Prime will give you a driving score which is greatly reduced by fast acceleration. But I agree is it helpful to accelerate quickly when the light turns green to get more throughput through an intersection.
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Looks interesting. We're actively looking at Azure DevBox right now but we need Macs too. We'll check it out.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-microsoft-...
I don't think mandating voting really helps that much. At best, you'll get people to vote for the candidate with the (D) or (R) next to their name. What we need is for people to be more informed. Fewer than 20% of people can name their state legislatures, let alone their stances.

https://hub.jhu.edu/2018/12/14/americans-dont-understand-sta...
One of the reasons I like Nobe - https://nobecars.com/100gt/ - is the fact they have a very simple,tactile user interface while being an EV. We really need more auto makers to get that not everyone sees an EV as a media experience that also provides mobility.
When will the Chinese government be accessing the car's telemetry? Seems like a Tesla could be a rich source of info on its driver(s). I doubt this access would trouble Musk as part of his arrangement to be in China.
The most damaging farm products? Organic, pasture-fed beef and lamb
I think vw messed up because in my opinion the buttons on their steering wheels are usually terrible.

In my experience I have more false touches on the capacitive versions but it balances out reasonably well by being able to swipe. Swiping is better than buttons or a scroll wheel for me.
Every parent hopes their kid will pursue their dreams as a hobby while learning to code. Speaking as a parent of two such kids, good luck with that. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't.
I'm a firm believer in empowering end user automation. The atrocities that folks cobble together with the Excels of the world are a marvel, and more power to them.

But in the end, we all talk about leaky abstractions, and the stark horror is that the fact that all of these wonders run on a computer, the worlds leakiest abstraction, the worlds most stubborn, pig headed, cantankerous contraption out there.

And all the lipstick in the world can't hide it.
I've been on the interview loop with robotics companies. Out of 20, only two had hiring on hold. Many were either already in a cash strong position or had cash strong backers who are long on robotics.

I personally am long on robotics. The longer time horizon to market does mean ROI takes a hit in a high interest rate world. But I think the statement "the future will have more robots" is less controversial than some of the future scenarios that other companies are predicated upon.
That may be how things work in California, but it definitely does not work like that everywhere in the US. For example, here in NJ, property taxes are partly set by the state, but the schools portion is set my the county and township.
You think the police are in possession of those onboard computers?!?
Good insight!
I suggest you research Android Automotive and what exactly it is, as it's not an "Android phone". As for half of Americans not wanting to use Android, because it's Android, I find that statement amusing as you would rather force their customers to continue using their maligned Ford Sync system then a superior solution with an actual ecosystem.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Automotive
I worked on a project (not cars, phones) where we replaced an older model that was operated through buttons and LEDs with a newer model that was just a giant multitouch screen. Surprisingly to me, it was way, way cheaper! And cheaper in multiple dimensions: the hardware buttons and LEDs weren't just more expensive, they implied a multi-step manufacturing and testing process on every unit. The touch screen was relatively standard and just came as an integrated assembly from a supplier.

We also went through a phase where we had a hybrid interface, the most common interactions done through hardware controls, everything else on the touch screen. There was always some level of regret associated with the hardware stuff, like we had some extra LED we never actually needed or just one more button would have been nice.
You can rootkit your Mazda and disable the “tyranny” if you like. It’s no big deal, I just never felt the need to do it.
I must add that one place where we are using touchscreens is in the fly documentation. Most airlines use somekind of tablet, ipad or surface with apps for performance calculation, navigation charts, pdf manuals, etc… they are working mostly ok now a days and I’dont think you can substitute the touch screen with buttons for that without loosing a lot of functions.
> Crypto asks for regulatory clarity and then complains when it starts

This take reminds me of https://dilbert.com/strip/1995-03-17 - sure, lack of regulatory clarity is bad, but when it gets "clarified" in the worst way possible, that's worse.
Being owned and unsafe feels like the most natural fit. If multiple threads (or the interrupt handler) manipulate a register while you're already working on it could leave you in a very undefined state you have no idea about. In this case, rust makes you promise that you checked that this will be entirely safe.

You could also write wrappers, for example one that automatically turns off interrupt when you do a write operation or gives you a guard that lets you write and read the register, which turns off interrupts until the guard is dropped. Or one that has a lock or uses atomics. Plenty of options you can use here.
I disagree, you can fit 3 carseats in the back of a car (it isn't pretty, but it works, and is legal).
While I completely agree that Pelosi does this with insider knowledge, she and her husband also seem to be investing based on the hype they hear from people around them. Why else would the Pelosi's have taken such a bath on Roblox?! They had to have known shit is going bad over there, but they lost a LOT of money on that one...

So yeah, they do insider trading, but they are sometimes also the dupes in these deals. Look at their history. They make money, yes, but they lose a lot to stupid investments too, ones they obviously made because some Steve-Jobs-wannabe got a meeting with them and fired their reality distortion ray.
Being a driver of a car with a buttonless touchscreen... it's such a joy when something screws up in the software, and you stop being able to alter any of the climate control settings, or change any of the audio until after rebooting the infotainment system by holding down the on/off button for 10 seconds...

But at least it doesn't happen very often, only half a dozen times a month...

Isn't technology progress wonderful? /s
Any aquarium store will sell additives that remove chloramine. Campden tablets work too. As I understand it, not all carbon filters remove chloramine — you need catalytic carbon filters. Chloramine reduction is frequently advertised as a feature.
In addition to the security aspect, it helped me understand a few times why I could not ssh into a server by IP.

I was in a secure environment, the question for the key appeared, I accepted the new key I sometimes erase known_hosts, change keys etc. so it was not suspicious). And could not log in.

It took me some time to realize that the IP I was trying to connect is not mine (as in "at home") but on the company network. I realized that when I recalled that I had the key prompt.
Beside those aspects, they are all overly dramatic with strong sunlight and shadows with iconic backdrops.
Probably means something NG-vpn like tailscale
Okay, remind me to never leave a keyboard in a front seat of a car, apparently it can't survive in there.
What more do you want beyond Wix and VB.NET? People just don’t use RAD stuff anymore because…well I don’t know why.
I wonder if there are any drop in self-hosted solutions for this? Would be great to just use a tool like this even for personal dev.
This is a pretty good article about the basics! I'm a CPA who is now working in the tech space. I've helped work on some accounting software and other finance-type processes. I'm happy to answer any questions if anyone has them! Either here, or my email is in my profile.
You have an incredibly naive impression of representative democracy and capitalist political economy. US politicians serve the rich, not only because they are the rich but also because they need the donations to even be able to run. This isn’t a mere hiccup but rather the entire point of the design.
Yeah, but I can understand that the experience of the users (who generally don't see any issues) is different from the experience of the application maintainers (where the few users that do see issues report those issues).
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> ith my touchscreen, I can set the temperature controls to precisely 72F and never touch it again.

Sure. I can do the same. That doesn't eliminate the fact that I frequently do want to adjust the environment controls. And the temperature, was, of course, just an example. My argument goes for any common control operation that gets stuck onto a touch screen for the manufacturer's convenience.
> Which, to be fair, is pretty much what all upstream developers have been asking for for years and years because getting bug reports for 50 different builds of 15 different versions of your software all with different disto provided patches is exhausting.

Then don't do 15 different versions of your software.
I ask again: Why do i need GTK1, 2, 3 and 4 on my system ? Why KDE 5 is not compatible with KDE4 ?
Liabilities (Edit: plus equity) must always equal assets. This is the basic accounting principle.

Double entry enforces this and also ensures that nothing is lost into thin air by requiring that debits and credits match.

So for instance, if you spend money to buy a new laptop that money hasn't disappeared into thin air, it has been used to buy a tangible asset so while your cash has decreased your tangible assets have increased by the same amount (double entry) and your accounts are still balanced.

Or, if you pay a bill then both your liabilities and your assets (double entry) have decreased by the same amount and, again, your accounts are still balanced.

That's how you keep track of this and ensure (well, at least it helps) that your financial situation is accurately recorded.
I also don't have a compsci background, but wanted to develop my programming skills at work. The book "The Pragmatic Programmer" was recommended to me, and I feel like it made a big impact on my code quality. Particularly when programming with a team. It covers higher level concepts and organization in code.
To be fair, the test is pretty biased as they only tested use cases that are bound to be better as physical controls. It would have been more interesting if they had includes cases like selecting a route on Google Maps or navigating an app like Spotify.
According to QFT there's not really a vacuum anywhere in space, as I understand it?
Well the birth rate is less than replacement rate. Without illegal immigration the US would not be seeing a population growth.
No it's not. From the start the US was intended to be oligarchical - hence the franchise originally only being extended to white landowning males. There has always been a strain of politics dedicated to keeping barriers up to enfranchisement.
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>Housing has never been this much of a problem up until the past decade or two.

This is certainly untrue. Possibly housing has never been this particular problem in this particular place. Housing affordability plagued Germany of the early 20th century. Low quality housing of the type not possible to obtain in the US was widespread in US cities before the last 50-70 years.

>Population is the problem.

Misanthropic nonsense. Show us your 'math', if you're so sure of yourself. And better yet, state your underlying assumptions for all to see.

>This is because the 'rich' people countries are having a population explosion despite the native 'rich' people havong a negative birth rate.

Can you list these rich countries with 'population explosion[s]'? Population growth rate in the US is at its lowest since 1960 (start of the readily available data.) Considering the shift of the population toward the elderly in the rich welfare states like the US, we actually have a reckoning coming from too few working age people.
There are definitely more alternatives in the market now. But I do see the differentiation pretty clear (maybe because I am building it) Actually I think you are pointing out some great categories for differentiation, simpler config, faster boot time, and so on.

A few more things we learned based on the current market is that the team is way more distributed geographically now. So the latency and collaboration across different geolocation are also two areas we really focus on.
Show HN: APIs and SDKs to accept borderless payments for goods and services
Integrating a borderless payment gateway is now made easy for developers across various stacks.

Take a look at how easy it is to integrate into a static html page.
https://developers.coinforbarter.com/docs/integration-option...
Potentially ignorant question: who is the intended persona for this product? Is this for people that are serving "data products" to end users but don't want to own and manually configure their caching layer? And the product is magic provided by some automated rollup tables and materialized views based off of the data it sees being used to most? Maybe I'm overthinking..
It's odd that they picked a single statement to critique but neglected the larger message (in my reading of Capital and Ideology which he changed his mind a bit from his earlier work as I understand it) about capital accumulation, which has little to do with income for the very wealthy or even location. It is a pattern which continued in every country even after changes from feudalism to capitalism or communism to capitalism or feudalism to state communism no matter how much democracy was involved - the constitution or founding documents put too much power in those with lots of capital and this cannot be changed without changing the constitutions and financial transparency of cross national dealings.
The Tesla Model S/X did this right. All commonly used functions are on the steering wheel, with customizable rocker knobs, and voice control works.
The Roma Tre University has a research project named In Codice Ratio. One of its objectives is to transcribe through AI and OCR the whole Vatican Secret Archives - one of the biggest collection of manuscripts, some of them more than a thousand years old.

The code hasn't been released (yet) but you can find some preliminary results here: http://www.inf.uniroma3.it/db/icr/preliminary-results.html
I'd add Dr. Ted Naiman to that list. He advocates for quick workouts each day and prioritizing a favorable protein:calorie ratio for eating. He's also down to earth and entertaining to listen to IMO.
Karabiner for key remapping, and Goku for making it nerdy and text based rather than GUI and XML:

https://www.swyx.io/karabiner_lindquist
This tendency really drives home the fact that my last car was probably my last car, and new ones aren't objects of desire. I forget this sometimes, until I drive a rental or something and expect to be able to adjust volume or heat without much thought while driving. Nope, gotta slide some laggy fucking thing on the middle of the dash.

Bad physical controls can be almost just as bad initially, but easier to remember and feel for.
I am pretty sure my 2022 tacoma has the exact same clutch start cancel button as my 1998 4Runner did. But then that’s a very Toyota thing to do.
You forget that 1) you only have 20% down for a home. 2) homes can be sold without tax implications.

If housing had the same tax treatment as stocks it’d be a horrible investment.
Awesome work on the launch!. I was wondering what the main difference between Nimbus and something like https://devspace.sh/ is?
I'm on a Fairphone 4 using Firefox Mobile. Probably not the most common use case, but it looked like things were failing and I nearly gave up. I'd recommend keeping a few not-cutting-edge CPU devices around and run them with both Chrome and Firefox.
The erosion of the Mac experience
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