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Atari still exists today.

In 2018 I met Frédéric Chesnais in NY, and learned about the latest things related the company. Here's an interview I found from 2019. [0].

It seems that the current CEO is now Wade Rosen. [1]

Company is still up and running.

[0]: https://frenchamerican.org/interview-frederic-chesnais/

[1]: https://venturebeat.com/games/atari-ceo-wade-rosen-interview...
Yes and if everyone did that it would get more and more powerful and easier to get started as a virtuous cycle develops.
I agree and OP's question is confusing me. Our family lives on the PBS KIDS Video app, and the PBS KIDS Games and PBS Play and Learn Science are top notch. For anyone looking for another super immersive and layered kids experience check out the Crayola Create and Play app, which might only be available with an Apple Arcade subscription (not sure if it's exclusive to that platform); especially fun with an Apple Pencil.
A name is usually not enough to determine which library/framework is best for you. This is the _illusion of transparency_ that the author talks about. How would you rename React and Angular such that developers could tell at a glance which one to use? If it's going to require further investigation from the user's part, better to give the project an opaque name to make it clear that further investigation is necessary.
Thank you! I actually ended up learning far more about particular artists than I expected. Either names I'd heard of but didn't know much about (https://generrated.com/prompts/edvardMunch), or brand new artists whose style I now love (https://generrated.com/prompts/okudaSanMiguel).
We can absolutely reason formally from outside a formal system, by embedding it in a larger one, and this is a very standard and normal technique that anyone working seriously in this area does all the time. E.g. you work in ZFC + some large cardinal assumption that allows you to construct a model of ZFC inside that system, and then reason formally about ZFC there.

> WE can give an interpretation to formal sentences but when we interpret a given sentence as referring to "itself" doesn't it really refers to the interpretation, not to "itself" but its interpretation?

Indeed it can't - see e.g. Löb's theorem. A formal system can manipulate a set of rules that might happen to be its own rules, but it can never "know" that those are in fact its own rules. Which makes sense when you think about it.
Other posters correct, those authors were mentioned in the Mind's I, but I never would have read that unless I started with GDB
For those who want the ultimate TL;DR on Dr. Toole's book, it's something like this:

Listeners prefer objectively accurate (ie, the input matches the output) audio reproduction, with some added emphasis on the bass frequencies. Because most of the sound we hear indoors is actually reflected, it is crucial that frequency response of the speakers remains constant as we move off axis.

This might seem blindingly obvious, especially the first part, but it's groundbreaking work as far as demystifying audio is concerned.

For so many decades, the snake oil salesmen dominated the hifi industry with bogus claims. They wanted us to think that building speakers was like crafting the perfect wine. But it's not. It's engineering. =)
Nice to see more open source gaming engine options!

There's an open source gaming engine event in Austin coming up next month: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/o3dcon/
Yeah the worst thing is that with the extinction rate, he states that he implicitly sets the background extinction rate to 0 in the year 1000. This is going to bias his 3-point curve fitting even moreso.

The background extinction rate in the absence of humans is probably much higher than 0. New species are also continuously emerging while others are going extinct, so that the total number remains steady.
This is a good resource for beginner too: https://tympanus.net/codrops/css_reference/
In Sweden, it is often said that men with names ending in -y have a significantly worse outlook in life than the average. Article from Swedish public-service radio (in Swedish, but Google Translate handles it nicely): https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/4743711 . TL;DR: such names were popular in disadvantaged socioeconomic groups.
Exactly the same in Russian.
This really ought to be a crime. They explicitly label it as uncured with no added nitrates and then have a dominant ingredient as a "natural" source of concentrated nitrates to exploit exactly the same chemistry the "cured" bacons have. To the extent that food labels have any legal standing, this is obvious fraud.
If it was HD then the data is probably gone. Or at least the floppy will have read issues. 720KB should do a bit better.

I have recovered data from a lot of old media, CCT tapes, floppies, 3.5" floppies - except that in practice it turned out that a) CCT ok. No problems. b) 8" floppies ok. No problems. c) 5.25" floppies (low density, high density) ok. No problems (except that for a while I didn't have a controller which could read a minority of them - they're FM, not MFM), d) 3.5" Not ok. All unreadable. All of them. And that was not due to the drive - I have lots of drives, including one I bought because it was calibrated. All of the media had been stored either in the same location or in a similar environment, but at this point I don't even bother trying those darn 3.5" floppies unless they're written recently. I'll just be a ton of read errors.
Mind expanding on the b) a bit?

If by that you mean writing things from scratch instead of pulling a dependency that does it already, it sounds a bit counterintuitive.
Wonderful to hear — I really hoped it would provide some inspiration. It's great that our prompts can be (almost) anything, but it also makes it somewhat overwhelming to know where to start. I hope these can work as some starting points.
This does not seem to be a SEO content pushed out by some content farm to me (although I don't have expertise in the area being written about) the article seems like there was quite a bit of work put into it; I think probably the writer is just not as succinct as you would like.
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> Either you have dollars/gold in a vault or you don't.

Just fyi, that's not how money (fiat, bank money, whatever you want to call it) works in today's economy:

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/quarterly-bulletin/2014/q1/m...
Come to think of it, I remember clearly french school teachers (male and female, but mostly female) being so condescending with kids being named Kevin, Dylan, Jennifer, etc. in the 90´s, like their names implied they were born stupid and they would stay that way for the rest of their lives.

Guess those experiences might have marked some kids that are now reproducing the same bullish behavior.
Is repatriation lingua franca within cloud executive circles?
You can install the AFTVNews Downloader App

* https://www.aftvnews.com/downloader/

* https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.esaba.down...

( AKA "com.esaba.downloader" in Google App Store )

and use that to d/load and sideload a YouTube app that doesn't inject adverts and sponser blurts midstream:

( See:

https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext

Read: Installation
)
Nice I like it! Good work.
Thanks! Target audiences are: people running sensitive clusters on-prem for security reasons and wanting to move to the cloud. There's also regulation in Europe in the eHealth space that requires runtime encryption. Ultimately, I believe that keeping workloads always encrypted and verifiable can be valuable in many scenarios.
from a long time already running in VM is automatically detected as cheating. a lot of people lost their accounts because of that (with permanent bans)
This sort of comment just isn’t necessary, doesn’t add anything to the discussion and I’d be happy to see it deleted. English is likely not the gp’s first language but we should be grateful that smart people from all over the world want to talk to us in English.
On the other hand, this comment is sus: https://old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/x0w8sz/it_vs_infr...
Ask HN: Tired of Arduino, how can I get started to build hardware synth?
I tried to look for video tutorials or books, but the material I found never covers the basic electricity principles behind the making.

Any recommendations?

Many thanks!
Thanks! I'm not sure why I was downvoted, maybe people thought I was being negative but I really did just ask because I wanted to know. Your stuff looks great!
How to Upgrade to Fedora 37 Beta
That is not a “proof” in the statement of Gödel’s theorem.

A proof (there) is just a finite number of symbols which happens to have a specifix form (A=>B AND A), where A and B are sentences, which are finite sequences of symbols having a slecific form… Wait, I am telling you a half of what Gödel did to prove his result.
MDN also has a “try it” widget [0], works well enough for my purposes.

[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
In total, I've spent around $500 with DALL•E 2 but I would say only half of that created images that went into the site.

Many of the prompts gave great results on the first try, but some of them required 5/10 attempts to get the prompt just right.

I've saved all of the generations I've created and at some point I'd love to upload them all to show how slightly different text can really change the images generated.
Yeah, and last commit to github was in 2018, last update to the hosted CSS file in 2020. Not quite sure why it's posted to HN now?
Yeah, absolutely. Equipment's not cheap, but there are folks out there doing including the guy who runs AudioScienceReview:

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/a...

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?pages/Hea...
Prepare to pay around $20k per (https://www.pamono.es/mod-sillon-alta-de-oscar-niemeyer-para...)
I still use megacycles in some contexts, mostly because of using my dad's old 1940s-era radio equipment when I was a teenager.

It's crazy to think that his Panda PR-120V was about the same age then as my early-80s Trio TS520 is now.
I’m actually surprised it’s as high as 30%. Would’ve expected 10% tops.

Reminds me of that Planet Money special where they made their own tshirts from scratch, as “finding a cotton farmer to buy cotton” from scratch. The thing that added the most cost was the transport from the dock in NYC to the store.
This building is a recipe for mental illness. It’s like someone saw Kowloon Walled City and was like, let’s do that (or Chungking Mansions).

People do live there (some pretty happily) but this does not seem like a good idea for UCSB freshmen.
Just be aware that the USB external drives are pre-coded for "PC" formats only, so you can't use those as a source for a generic floppy recover session. I.e. you can't expect to be able to ready anything from some other non-PC brand of computer.
Rent-A-Minority – Get ethics with our ethnics, a minority for every occasion
Yes! This is one of the most interesting aspects that I found. If it knows the particular style, it's typically very good at knowing how to use it.

I'm glad it could help clear things up for you.
I might be alone, but I'm really struggling with this line of fixes from Gitlab.

To be clear - I'm all for Gitlab charging, I think that's fair and reasonable.

However, if they're gonna charge for artifact storage, they need to provide first-class tooling to manage the storage.

My experience is almost exactly the same as the OP's. Huge artefact storage from builds, the scripts to clean up don't work.

> The async operation to delete artifacts can take a while.
How do I tell if something has succeeded or failed then? Last time I ran the scripts, no errors were mentioned, but nothing was tidied up.

Cleaning this stuff up shouldn't be via hacky scripts or community projects. It should be a mandatory requirement for managing an aspect of my account that's about to become very very expensive.
Now you've moved on to employ ad hominem attacks.

No true Scotsman fallacy requires goalposts to be perpetually moved. But I had no goal posts to be moved. Let's rehash:

>>>> The reality is that most Twitter users are not obsessed with the platform, and most Americans are not on the fence with their votes. The premise that Twitter has the power to influence elections is false.

>>> there are more direct ways of showing immediate election influence: the number of candidates who have withdrawn from elections after something happened on Twitter.

>> It isn't Twitter that is influential, it is the information.

> Oh, so it's the "no true Scotsman" argument?

Please name the goalposts and how they were moved. My assertion that Twitter is not influencing elections was not proven wrong by your evidence, and my clearly exposing why your evidence does not show what you claim it does is not a no true Scotsman fallacy. Incorrectly asserting I employed a no true Scotsman fallacy where none exists is a non sequitur and a straw man.
>To make matters worse, in China you only lease the property for 80 years, you don't own it.

Don't you think a shorter lease would have reduced the housing prices? 80 years means a lot of people value it as permanent, so no it doesn't make matters worse that it eventually expires, it makes matters worse because people treat it as if it doesn't.
This is like shitting in the swimming pool and asking search engines to just navigate around the floaters :(

But hey, potential future returns for me are better than making everyone else's experience on the internet worse, right?
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ABC kids Australia launched the Wiggles, Bluey the dog, and has a lot of educational content.

On the downside it's geo restricted, may require mad proxy skillz, and could possibly turn your children into leftist socialist communists that want a country with democracy, equality and long term consistent economic returns.

https://www.abc.net.au/abckids/
dunno.... this might be an unpopular opinion but set up jellyfish/emby/plex at home, download all the stuff your kids "might" watch and let them be.

you would be in control of what they can and cannot watch, there wont be any ads, your kids wont be exposed to "stuff" which overall is a nice thing.

i remember doing this back in 2015 when i had a bunch of kids at home and internet was scarce. Now, there are no kids in the household so i stopped maintaining the library
South Korea issues arrest warrant for Luna founder Do Kwon
I support this strongly.
Given that a Software engineer should be able to understand code / write code.. it's a nobrainer to go the scrapping way.
Even me, with absolutely no CS background (never studied, but it's my digital life) started to learn python out of fun and also did some scrapping because I'm to lazy in some terms..
Scrap your info.
I live in the US but almost all the apps and services I use, and that my multinational company use, are all headquartered and founded in the USA.

I don’t think we use a single service that’s based out of Europe or Asia.

I don’t know any European startup or big company whose services I use frequently besides Spotify. Meta, google, Netflix, a bunch of database and infrastructure services, AWS, etc. are all based in the USA.

It seems to me like 90% of the innovations come from the US. Whether that is software, hardware, medicine, defense, etc. all the things at massive scale at use in the world come from here, and maybe later on get moved to being made elsewhere. Maybe that has something to do with it?

Even the company I work at, which was at one point a unicorn before ipo, and services a massive global industry, is based here and has auxiliary offices (support, sales) in other countries.

Anything mission critical is built here, even if it’s only for an international market.

Maybe there are some industries that pay well overseas compared to here because they are better innovators and more mature?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-health-workin...

The Health Ministry confirmed in an email that it is possible for workers who test positive to be asked back to work, even if they have symptoms, but only in cases of "persistent compromise of access to services" and when all other options have been exhausted.
I've known a Kévin who was a bully and a complete moron. As far as I know, today he's into drugs.

As a child, I was also in class with a Kévin who was the worst schooler I've ever seen. He didn't understand anything in class, nor did he listen anyway, and was just always fidgeting with his pencils. Even our teacher kinda gave up on him. Coincidentally, his family was quite poor. I would have thought he was a complete moron if I hadn't become his friend.
Out of school, it turned out he was kind, smart and pretty creative. Retroactively, I think he was just ADHD, but at the time this wasn't often diagnosed and those children were simply brushed off as being ill-mannered or outright stupid. If the condition had been known better at that time, and if teachers had been more aware of it, he would have fitted better.
I think today he's a mechanic or something like that, and I'm sure he's happy with his life. That's all I wish for him anyway. I should try to get in touch.
Yes, the "Worst FM Synth Ever[0] is actually a DX7 in disguise. Internally it uses the same sound generation hardware as the DX7. The internal circuitry is different overall, but the main sound generation chips, DAC, and output circuitry are identical. This means that by altering the firmware it's possible to turn the DX9 into a DX7, with a few differences. As you've noted, one of them is the non-velocity sensitive keyboard. You can make it respond to velocity, and aftertouch via MIDI, but making the keyboard itself velocity, or aftertouch sensitive isn't possible unfortunately.

[0] https://yamahadx9.com/DX9Worst.html
The cats are provided as sacrafice to protect the children, once the coyotes get a taste for the flesh of children the rest of humanity will be in danger.
Oh okay. I thought load-bearing walls[1] were a thing.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load-bearing_wall
Why Passkeys are so important, and how you can use them now
Thank you for putting the link here! I really appreciate everyone's kind words.
They're there, you just have move your mouse pointer to the red "FLOPPY DISKS" at the left, and you see more options, the first one '5.25" & 8" DISKS'
I'm glad you noticed this too.

With "a horse", you always get a horse, but with something more abstract like "the discovery of gravity" or "a representation of anxiety", it's far more variable between a scene — perhaps people performing an experiment, or someone falling out of a window(!) — or it's simply a large block of text without any people in the image.
It is still a paradox, a two step one, that drags the whole system into being a paradox. The false statements that have a proof do already abstractly exist.
It feels intuitive that the tanker tracking is relevant to traders, but how would they really use this information? Does the arrival schedule of individual oil tankers really noticeably move energy prices in a particular country or particular region? Like, does crude oil locally get $0.001/gallon or $0.001/barrel cheaper each time a tanker arrives somewhere?

Or is it more like "a storm is delaying 30 tankers' arrival" or "a war is delaying 20 tankers' departure", to understand industry-wide or market-wide patterns?
It’s just a shell that rents the name to whoever gives them the most, right?

There is “atari NFT” and “atari blockchain casino”
https://igorchudov.substack.com/p/dramatic-decrease-in-birth...

https://igorchudov.substack.com/archive?sort=search&search=f...

https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/swedish-birth-rate-data-w...

https://alexberenson.substack.com/?sort=search&search=fertil...
I tried to replace gpg with this setup last year and failed because I wanted to use FIDO2 ssh keys which are stored on a yubikey. It didn't work back then. My hope was that I could get to a setup where I only need a yubikey and the gitconfig to make this work. I stayed with gpg signing for now since my key is on the same yubikey as the ssh key now. Does this work now?

On that note I really like the FIDO ssh feature but would like to see more services support these. Arch User Repository still doesn't support these and I don't know what the status over at gitlab is now.
> Switched to Go four years ago and I've never looked back. Go made programming fun again just like PHP did before either of them.

My guess is this due to being actually be able to focus on the problem, instead of being distracted by type systems, language features, and deciding which of those features would actually be good to solve the problem?

If yes, then I would feel the same. Problem solving is the fun part of coding, and it makes me happy whenever I reach my actual goal - with whatever language is used. Being able to play around with language features to solve a problem mroe efficiently or elegantly can be fun too. But it's often more so if one is the original author of that software. If one is just a contributor then having to learn and understand extra technology that distracts one from actually solving the deemed problem can make tasks a lot less fun.
Nice! That hourly data link ("*matrices") looks easy enough to parse. Thank you!
Sounds a lot like https://www.solarisgroup.com/en/
You're absolutely right.

Power ratings are like, useless^2

There's no great way to measure power output for an amp, surprisingly. The old FTC rating system was something like continuous wattage at a fixed voltage at all audible frequencies. This was decent, although actual music isn't anything like white noise. =)

So manufacturers give absolute BS "power ratings" like "40W" which usually means the amplifier can produce that much output, at a single frequency, for a zillionth of a second at 10% distortion which doesn't much resemble real music either.

But even if they were truthful about the rest of that, it wouldn't matter because knowing the power output of the onboard amp is useless without taking into account the efficiency of the speaker drivers themselves.
Yeah the problem is people are speculating that the lease lasts forever. Having land go back to the state every now and then is supposed to undo and discourage land grabbing. The ultra long lease duration however is counterproductive.
Scotty Kilmer from Houston enters the chat to talk about how new cars are plastic garbage and how their low profile tires look "cool" but are woefully fragile.
Thank you! I try to put the same level of care into the professional work that I do, when the company allows me to do so. It's very rarely as fun and engaging as this project is though!
Irrespective of your intent, you will get flagged if your total transacted volume in any given period is abnormally high compared to average retail banking user. If increase.com were a bank, they have regulatory reporting requirements to flag such anomalies and do more extended KYC. If they can show this was done intentionally to avoid the CTR reporting, then it can be criminally prosecuted.

More likely scenario is increase will partner with some chartered bank and try to expose this api functionality. They will soon realise the constraints they need to be under to not allow crazy things like this.
Do you have a source on this? I am currently looking into the limitations on non-competes.
Escape from Tarkov does all those things apart from coffee shops and shadow banning and still has a massive cheating problem.