skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This stackexchange answer I sought out after seeing the video from Jeff Geerling[0] provided the best explanations I had seen.

Also a helpful recommendation to use https://www.rpilocator.com/ to find any supply when it becomes available.

TL;DR/TL;DW

While what everyone surely has guessed to be the case is true (demand is so high they would have increased the production rate to meet that demand if not for supply chain shortages), commercial customers that have priority are sucking up most of the supply so very few are left for the hobbyist market. Interestingly, some RPi producers seem to be skimming some of their own production to scalp on the hobbyist market for higher prices.

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krpac-MaD5s
For Poly1305 you can use square-and-multiply to compute the exponentiation required for recombination, which has logarithmic cost, not linear. Are you sure a similar algorithm can't be applied to CRCs?
There is also sideprojectors.com but not sure if they allow to post pre-revenue or dead side projects.
This is from a school? The author (Doeppner, it seems) should be embarrassed.

"x64" is a marketing name primarily used by Microsoft. Sure, many of us know what you're talking about when you use "x64", but it's just not a real thing. There's no 464, 564, 664, 764, et cetera, so the "x" means nothing, unlike its use in "x86".

It's like using "virus" to describe a Trojan - people will generally get the gist, but you're technically wrong, and if you're supposed to know what you're talking about, then you're certainly not showing it.
last week a former co-worker called me laughing.

He was on the phone with the CISO who was explaining it's impossible to give him access to SPLUNK because of the network segmentation.

While he's ON THE PHONE, he received an email from the IT group with credentials to access splunk.

And to be clear, I left specifically because of their security stance. I was once told they couldn't automate pulling data from production because of the same reason as mentioned above, the network segmentation wouldn't allow it.

So no, developers aren't just whining because they can't directly access PAN.

Security people always think their concerns should trump everything else. I would almost be willing to bet 70% of the mind-numbingly stupid decisions made across the industry had some security justification behind it.

If human beings took the same approach to safety that Security people do to security, they'd insist the wheels on your vehicle should only be able to turn straight and right. That the vehicle should _actively_ prevent you from turning your wheels left because left turns are more dangerous than right turns and they can show that you can _always_ get to your destination with just right turns.
You can get an F91W for 12 bucks, a F-105W for 15, and most other casios for 30 bucks or less. A similar to the A1000 would be the A700 or A168 which are both so much cheaper at 20-30 dollars and will last you for years
"Please don't post job ads as submissions to HN. A regular "Who Is Hiring?" thread appears on the first weekday of each month (or Jan 2). Most job ads are welcome there." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
I've just reproduced it.
Went to a qr-code generator online, generated a code with an url http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
In a terminal i did "sudo tcpdump ip host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"

Then I do a screen capture of the QR code, and save it. At that moment I see an http query to the ip.

uname -a:
Darwin Kernel Version 21.6.0: Mon Aug 22 20:17:10 PDT 2022; root:xnu-8020.140.49~2/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64

Really shitty idea from apple...

EDIT!!!

Sorry, I think I know where the problem was:
I was testing with a site I visited in safari already. It happens that after you type a couple of characters in safari address bar, and you have a cache hit in your history, safari already loads the site. While doing the experiment I visited sites which triggered hits in the history with my test site... so no. I could not really reproduce it. Maybe original tweet comes from similar error.
I'm french and I believe there's at least 3 good reasons to have homeopathy in a state and reimbursed even if you don't believe in it:

- Placebo effect always works, (improving by around ~ 20% your recorvery / curing process depending on the studies and metric). More importantly, and something which is often overlooked, it works EVEN IF YOU DON'T CONSCIOUSLY BELIEVE IN THE DRUG.

- Homeopathy was given quite often at times where Doctors were generally prescribing too many antibiotics, especially to children, which we found later was generally detrimental to the immune system and promoting virus mutation. In general I believe there's way too many 'drugs' which are taken by the general population in mild cases which has the same effect.

- There are a lot of people who sometimes are vaguely sick but don't really need something (like cold or some vaguely psychological stuff) who ARE going to take some shitty drug for the sake of feeling better, and such drugs are in general a lot more expensive than a tube of homeopathy is. So it also makes sense in the economic / healthcare viewpoint.

Personally I had a lot of homeopathy young at a time when my general practitioner was super heavy handed an antibiotics and my parents wanted to try something else, and believe it or not it coincided to an quick improvement of my state. (from asmathic to not asmathic, from having heavy allergic reactions to mild ones later etc..).

After that homeopathy was always the first line stuff I've took most of the time except for stuff like anginas which obviously require antibiotics (which funnily, that general practicioners are sometimes reluctant to give because "hey it could be viral").

Now, I'm honestly rarely sick in general, when I am it's super mild or invisible (ex: COVID) to the point I was shocked at the age of 27 that it was even possible to take a day off work or not being able to go do sport or party because you 'had a flu'. I literally though it was a joke when my collegue said that. Also I've recovered super fast from stuff which are supposed to take longer.

Not sure how linked this is to the kind of treatment I had younger but I wouldn't change a bit now
It takes a better alternative for people to change though.

Spotify is borderline unusable to me now, it's about 50/50 ads/songs. But I still haven't uninstalled it. I think my usage is now something like, after listening to 5 songs and 5 ads, I get frustrated and switch to a podcast. But, I don't know of any alternative with less ads that works on my phone, so I'm still a user (despite listening for an hour a week instead of 40 hours a week).

The current internet media giants got huge by burning VC money for years to operate with few or no ads, and now Insta/Youtube/Spotify are all basically as bad as broadcast TV and radio for ad density. But is anyone going to give a new upstart a billion dollars and 5 years to host ad-free content to establish a new competitor?
That seems pretty unsafe without running it through some sanitizer. Trying not to judge too hard, but I would be concerned about the implementation of showHtmlPage by the same author that didn't handle non-json responses.
I'm french and I believe there's at least 3 good reasons to have homeopathy in a state, and reimbursed, even if you don't believe in it:

- Placebo effect always works, (improving by around ~ 20% your recorvery / curing process depending on the studies and metric). More importantly, and something which is often overlooked, it works EVEN IF YOU DON'T CONSCIOUSLY BELIEVE IN THE DRUG.

- Homeopathy was given quite often at times where Doctors were generally prescribing too many antibiotics, especially to children, which we found later was generally detrimental to the immune system and promoting virus mutation. In general I believe there's way too many 'drugs' which are taken by the general population in mild cases which has the same effect. Basically if you don't believe in Homeopathy 'doing nothing' might often be better that 'doing something'.

- There are a lot of people who sometimes are vaguely sick but don't really need something (like cold or some vaguely psychological stuff) who ARE going to take some shitty drug for the sake of feeling better, and such drugs are in general a lot more expensive than a tube of homeopathy is. So it also makes sense in the economic / healthcare viewpoint.

Personally I had a lot of homeopathy young at a time when my general practitioner was super heavy handed an antibiotics and my parents wanted to try something else, and believe it or not it coincided to an quick improvement of my state. (from asmathic to not asmathic, from having heavy allergic reactions to mild ones later etc..).

After that homeopathy was always the first line stuff I've took most of the time except for stuff like anginas which obviously require antibiotics (which funnily, that general practicioners are sometimes reluctant to give because "hey it could be viral").

Now, I'm honestly rarely sick in general, when I am it's super mild or invisible (ex: COVID) to the point I was shocked at the age of 27 that it was even possible to take a day off work or not being able to go do sport or party because you 'had a flu'. I literally though it was a joke when my collegue said that. Also I've recovered super fast from stuff which are supposed to take longer.

Not sure how linked this is to the kind of treatment I had younger but I wouldn't change a bit now
GitHub Availability September 2022
A bit of self-promotion regarding your:"host my own bare git repos and not rely on GitHub." objective:
Here is a work-in-progress code for 1-command deployment of a self-hosted GitLab server over tor, with free, limitless self-hosted CI (that can still report build status results to GitHub if you want):
https://github.com/TruCol/Self-host-GitLab-CI-for-GitHub

Tor because that way your self-hosting works from wherever you are, even if you're in a flat behind a gateway/router you do not have access to. 1-click because I like the user experience to be as simple as possible.
Linux developer Vtuber on her experience writing a driver in rust
No, the Master followed the BBC Micro architecture, which was 32K RAM followed by 32K ROM, made up of 16K paged ROM then 16K of OS and memory mapped peripherals. The other 96K that made up the 128 was 64K in sideways RAM (which could be paged into the pages ROM area, 20K that could be paged over the top of the RAM (where the screen data would live) and 12K that could be paged over parts of the OS ROM.
The word “reasonable” is doing a lot of work here based on Musk’s own history of censorship. I also find his behavior fairly unpredictable.
So yes, one packet a day at 50ms would be considered unplayable to you, even if 99.9999999999999% of the packets were <5ms, because it is the "occasional" 50ms latency.

That's what you're arguing when looking at just the max value.

Makes sense.
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I’m captured. Thank you.
The literal majority of the class cheated at my college. It was unusual not to cheat.
Archive in case of paywall: https://archive.ph/boUFQ

The day after the NYT article, the baseless, unfounded conspiracy theory was confirmed, as the Konnech CEO was arrested for storing election worker data on servers in China, contrary to his claims in the NYT article and the conditions of his government contract:

https://da.lacounty.gov/media/news/head-election-worker-mana...

The followup article:

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/04/technology/election-softw...

https://archive.ph/GPC9N
That's been my go-to for a little while now, but it's a fair while away, which is a pain.
Wow, thank you for all the concrete pointers!

>> In short it’s all about control, privacy, and security, in that order.

> I am going to strongly urge you to consider changing that order and move security to the first priority.

I made myself easily misunderstood. On the desktop, I moved away from proprietary platforms because of good old-fashioned paranoia ("security and privacy"), but first for control.

Needless to say, for anything exposed to the net all considerations come after security. That's why I need to "understand."
I am curious why you would change the duration rather than changing the workload. Sprint velocity is a ratio of both components: either can be adjusted to preserve it.
God damnit — I did get the impression it would be headed this way! Thanks.
I think you are confusing "free market" with "perfect competition". a free market is just a market with minimal government interference (taxes, subsidies, import/export controls, etc.). monopolies and other market failures are not incompatible with free markets. perfect competition is the one that requires all the assumptions about rational actors and perfect information.
The debt to GDP ratio is also not that interesting. What matters most is the market value of the debt, which includes risk and interest rate. This is why countries are (very slowly) moving to IPSAS, a newer accounting standard.

This is because you can sell 10T of "good" debt for 5T of "bad" debt on the open market - the percent of GDP alone means little.

See for example about Greece: https://www.ft.com/content/71e828b3-4da1-3b3d-a7ca-073337fa6...
> I’d suspect it’s indexing for search rather than a security protocol - i feel like anybody security minded would have approached this differently

So it’s exploding the QR to see where the link goes?
Yeah, it's actually called EM64T or at the very worst IA-32e. /s

Speaking seriously, there are two variants of this architecture: AMD64 and Intel 64 (that's what AMD and Intel call their respective versions). Everything else is misnomer, including legacy monikers such as "x86-64".
Thanks, my initial search found cameras for oil rigs, which minimized sparks :) I've used carriage bolts to reinforce steel enclosures, with single-use wire rope seals for tamper detection on covers, minimizing exposure of the clamping point.

Axis P1204 has a small camera sensor separated from the camera body by a 25' cable, which makes it easier to enclose and secure the camera body. Not seen that elsewhere, must be a proprietary protocol on that cable, e.g. RPi camera sensor cables can only be a few cm.
Nothing to see here plebs!

Bankers trying to move attention away from their economy destroying banking practices to climate change.

Climate change truly is the ultimate get out of jail free card.
Funny you say that. I joined Twitter in 2009 but never did anything except may be a handful of tweets. For the past week days or so, I decided to actively try and be part of the platform and it is definitely helping me find some very interesting people to follow.

Twitter algorithm is pretty good at suggesting similar people to follow once you follow someone. For example, if you follow one indie hackers, it will give you tons of indie hacker individuals suggestions.

Shameless plug: If you want to follow me on twitter, it's on my profile. Would love to connect with other founders and professionals in general :)
For some reason, I can't send files from iPhone -> Other devices. But text works.
20k USD EV also means less than 100 miles range and/or some variation of "scooter with a roof" car like Hong Guang Mini EV, which looks nice until the first accident.

Thing with BEVs is that the moment you want something what is at least close to parameters of current ICE vehicles, you are getting back to 50k USD territory. And it does not matter if it is made in China, USA or Europe.
The social platform where young people spent most of their time kept changing in the past - I think it went something like this: Netlog > Facebook > Instagram > TikTok. There have been lots of other social networks that have been popular at some point and then eventually declined or even disappeared: Google+, Snapchat, Vine, StudiVZ (German speaking countries), the list goes on...
Capacitive coupling still counts as galvanically isolated. Dielectric resistance of typical Y caps is in GOhm range, so that's basically galvanically isolated, unless you're some kind of purist. You certainly will not be able to feel that.

Reactance of a typical Y capcaitor at 50Hz is in the range of single unit MOhm so even that does not cross perception thresholds of most individuals even at 230 V. But it may for some, I guess.
sure, it's good for learning, but this has SPOF written all over it.
The Pandemic’s Legacy Is Already Clear: All of this will happen again
My colleague (Matteo) wrote you, please check your inbox :)
It sounds like a good time for a new social media to come and take over. MySpace went down because it was ad spamming, instagram is going right there too.
It's not a reasonable set of policies though, they're intentionally made to be burdensome and hard to comply with.

Background check: yes, fine. However, these need to be processed quickly to have any effect. If someone is flagged, don't we want to know that sooner rather than later, even if they're blocked from buying a firearm legally?

Submitting social media profiles: What defines social media? What happens if I forget a handle? Are political opinions now going to be a deciding factor in whether or not I can exercise a constitutional right?

No out-of-state licenses issue: There is no good reason for this. If I'm spending time (and money) in NYS, and can otherwise possess a firearm, why am I not allowed to do this when visiting?

No touching of a handgun without a pistol permit: Specifically targeted at making the process onerous. If you're interested in shooting, you need to go through this entire process, and will afterwards be allowed to carry a firearm in public, all before you've actually tried to shoot one (outside of the very basic live-fire training course). Potential law abiding gun owners are very very dissuaded by this.

Residency requirements: Again, no good reason. If I pass a background check, why do I need to live in X county for 3 years before I can buy or possess a firearm?

Drug testing: Nassau county now requires you to submit a urine sample within 14 days of receiving the permit application. The sample must go to a lab with a certain certification, and there are _none_ in NYS, and the fee is $400. If the test results arrive to the county after 14 days, or they claim they arrived too late? Start over and pay the fee again. This has to be repeated every 2 years.

On the topic of "the kind of gun you would want for mass murder": this is a boogeyman in the current media. There are ~400 deaths from _all_ semi-automatic rifles per year in the US, including suicides, justified shootings, murders, mass shootings, etc. There are tens to hundreds of millions of these weapons in circulation, yet so few deaths. More people drown in pools every year than die by rifle in the United States.

We should be looking at the causes of these mass shootings, not trying to make legal access to firearms logistically impossible for all but the wealthy and well-connected.
This doesn't contradict what I wrote.
That sounds like a small improvement over Park and Ride schemes that already exist.
Vouching because this is a blog post about a service that has been known to be on an effective feature/hiring freeze for years. It's basically a call for "we're not giving up".
Funny, I just discovered that a few days ago while listening to the engineers talk at Tesla’s AI Day. They mentioned it (I think for their occupancy stuff), I didn’t know what it was and found the same site.
Vs. what % of CEO's were considering such a cut back in the teens? 50%+ would hardly be surprising.
I’ve been reading about these people doing “OE” and I don’t understand how.

My one current job takes up EVERY MOMENT of the time I am working and then some. I have no mental bandwidth to do anything else.

How does one do this?
I see the same where I work: Reorg and layoffs upcoming.

But the second part (as much as I would like to believe it) makes little sense.

Our company willingly sourced candidates across the globe to find rare talents. They won’t let that effort go to waste. I would be more worried if you can’t express what your added value is for the company/strengths on the market.
Think inside the box!
I suspect they're still pretending it has growth left; once it's clear that they DO NOT have much growth left, the stock will slowly settle to a "reasonable" p/e. Or suddenly plummet to one, who knows.
I had to keep scrolling down to figure out what this was. People should really do tests to see if a non-technical person can tell them what their website represents in under 10 - 60 seconds, if they can't you need to rework your homepage so the immediate information fed to the end-user tells you what you are "selling" otherwise, you'll typically get people like me who close the tab and leave.
I'm so confused at how you managed to be insulted by the parent comment. Someone else finding value in liberal arts education is not an attack on those that don't.
May want to consider a name change. You're using their trademark in the domain name, so they're likely to shut you down for the name alone.
how does this situation keep getting worse everyday, never thought I would be graduating into a recession :/
Thank god my wife will never know I read those words. :-)
Yeah 20 or so runs. And I'm like: well they did say added to the queue successfully.
>I'm not engaging in philosophy here.

Then engage in dialogue, which requires a shared understanding. It very much matters the definition of free market if you intend to disprove (or more charitably, propose improvements towards) its existence between state actors in the current world stage.
Some companies, Google being one of them, allow you to opt-out of sharing any data with Equifax. Perhaps there's a more 'global' way to prevent that data sharing, too
Makes me wonder how many people are running game-theory-optimal poker bots and raking in fortunes.
> Oh, do you? So affirmative action has pushed out the elite whites and now mediocrity reigns?

It's actually pushed out mainly elite Asians. Just look at acceptance rates and the scores required to get in based on race and sex. Asians of both sexes have to far surpass everyone else and white males in particular have to as well.

Because of this, the student body is made up of more and more people that may be quite smart, but are not elite. They don't belong in these institutions and the institutions can no longer be considered elite because their student body no longer is.

The evidence is things like this story. The student body has weakened in intellectual ability enough to the point that this institution felt compelled to lower their standard, which also means American universities have lost some standing globally.

I can only expect that the students coming from these institutions are not at the level they used to be.
English is terrible for sure, but this comment is pretty funny to compare it to the language that spells /kɛs kə sɛ/ as "qu'est-ce que c'est".
>"giving people the power to build community and bring the world closer together"

If that was ever the case. In words of Mark Zuckerberg "dumb fucks".
> and then you have to protect that resource as well.

That's what I want to avoid.

I'm more afraid of some mathematical patterns I unintentionally get into my string that turns all of this useless. Not sure if I can obfuscate enough to break the pattern. That's basically the question.
I do wager to say you have no idea what you are talking about.
Just note that unmatched U74 aren't the same version of U74 as used in VisionFive2 or Star64.

Yes, they change over time. JH7110 uses the 21Q1 version. I believe. They have more extensions and are faster / clock, relative to unmatched.
He was (and still is) banned from prize money tournaments even after that partial re-instatement.

Regardless, there's obviously a huge difference between "no evidence he cheated after August 2020" (wow, guess his heart grew 3 sizes that month) and "no evidence he cheated after a 5 month ban which required him to beg to get his account back, made it very clear to him that they were watching him like a hawk, and they wouldn't let him play in tournaments even after that" (not exactly indicative of an unprompted improvement in his morals).