skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like them for reasons separate to their price. This is actually a fairly common view in the community, even among people like Vitalik. /r/ethereum doesn't even allow discussion of the price because that's a whole separate topic that is not necessarily all that interesting to the same people who are enthusiastic about ethereum.

Indeed, Vitalik warned people a few times at various points in the run up that crypto was in a bubble. The current crash is not surprising to anyone who has been paying attention.
A bit of offtopic, but what do you use termux for on your Android phones?

I use it to run my restic backup script to backup my phone data, it's a bit barebones but seems to work.

I find it cool to have a shell on my phone, to be able to launch vim (but definitely not use it with the onscreen keyboard, lol)... was wondering what others are up to!
To be honest the Swiss are pretty clear that they care mostly about keeping neutrality and money.

It's the impression that the rest of the world wants to imprint unto their idea of Switzerland that gets usually shattered, they're a pretty insular country and society that just want to be kept alone and make money as best as they can.
Because it's not working. Put a big red flag that this is a scammer, and still there will be people falling into scam
The importance of good visual: Rubik's cube in 2D
The "limited" inputs include: All your conduct on the app, your "advertising" dossier.

Seems doable, frankly.
I don’t know about universally true, so you may be right that there are exceptions, but as one example, such as linked above, public transit tends to underserve the needs of female caregivers who often need to make multiple short trips rather than two long trips each day.
To add:
Custom kernel, de-googled ROM(sans Play Store) & side-loading apps.
I'm not trying to say that they "should" have focused on Vulkan first, by the way. There may be good reasons to focus on OpenGL first. Maybe it's what Rosenzweig has the most experience with, or maybe getting a Vulkan implementation to the point where it can be used to usefully emulate OpenGL is more work than getting an OpenGL implementation to the point where it can do 2D and basic 3D acceleration, maybe Zinc has some serious performance issues or isn't solid yet, I don't know.
Personally I am not the right demographic for marvel movies, period. My marvel viewing experience is driven by my kids. However, it is very hard for me to envision large group of people(let alone a whole demographic) that could truly enjoy latest marvel if those shows/films were not backed by established characters/franchise
Russia’s battle to convince people to join its war is being waged on Telegram
> get married after having children because government benefits are much stronger for single moms with multiple kids. It’s counter-productive.

The purpose of the system is what it does. The bureaucracy must ensure the continued existence of the dependent population it was built to serve. So it breaks up families and support networks in an effort to keep breeding more dependents.
Disney Brings Back Bob Iger After Ousting Chapek as CEO
Ah, so you're saying the Web of today is to the Web as originally conceived like comic books are to real books?

Yup, thanks, that sums it up quite nicely...
That tech exists without blockchain in a distributed way. Look at Git or GitHub.

Saying that is a unique feature or reason to use blockchain is similar to saying blockchain can add two numbers together so we should use it to build a calculator.
You mean those sketchy Office 2021 Professional Plus deep discounts, right? That's an (expensive) edition available in MSDN-like subscriptions, I'm almost sure they're either "cheap region" keys or MSDN-generated ones. Some of the worst offenders even tell you you'll get a username and password in an email (rather than product key), confirming it's just a user in their 365 tenant. (Of course I'll hand my documents off to CheapOfficeDotCom)
Tzatziki, Tsetse and Tzar are not English words; OP said there was just one English word (which he identified as "pizza", which isn't an English word).
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The main problem I imagine is that you do not have a real way to deal with errors; you need to reply with 200 OK before you send anything else. There's also no separate channel for errors analogous to stderr.
Briar uses a rendevouz system for adding contacts over the internet: https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar-spec/blob/master/p...

And a 2-party QR code protocol for adding contacts in person: https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar-spec/blob/master/p...

In short, both these methods of adding contacts require both parties to actively add each other in the same time period. So even if you post your briar contact code publicly, only the contacts you are adding as well will be able to connect with you.
These are non-standard GNU extensions, unfortunately.
This is one of the big reasons I don't wear a watch or bracelet, although I suspect it may be related to wrist shape since others don't seem to have this issue.
No, what's quite a stretch is the ancestor comment describing our society as being designed for a minority.

And yes actually, trans males would feel like they are being treated like shit by the people in this thread absolutely insisting that gender == sex.
You wire an LED to a button (like a mouse left click) and with a 1000Hz camera you can count how many frames it takes for the screen to update after the LED lights up. Repeat many times to account for being in varied stages of the refresh cycle.

Well, that's how it was done 10 years ago.
more people in a city making more efficient use of global resources doesn't sound like a worst case scenario
One thing you do all the time on computers is moving your mouse. And 240hz doubles how smooth that is.

Sounds boring, I know, but honestly the thing I love most out of my 280 monitor is how nice and snappy the mouse moves around. It's neat.
Posts like this really make me miss my old Pebble. Maybe its incredibly niche, but they left a gap in the market that no other offering has yet to fill.
But immune to fraud. Conservation of energy proves the vote happened without manipulation.
This is sad. I make a point of paying for so many development tools, fonts, and so on.

Builders buy hammers, drills. We should be parting with our money for tools that multiply our earning capacity as contractors and consultants.

I would pay 5x as much for many of the tools I buy too, such is their value.
(Somewhat of a half-serious/half-joke answer:) Because it doesn't have any G#, of course!
Personally I use it for youtube-dl / yt-dlp. Being able to grab most media to watch offline from anywhere is great.
How is photo/video sharing handled? I am looking for an e2e encryption channel to share family photos in a group chat style messager with grandparents and groups of friends.
7380 with one forced error (was cooking while answering this). Can't agree with a few in the medium difficulty though, felt that the "correct" answer was arbitrary. However, IANAD so perhaps not the best person to say for sure.
With your hand on the mouse, move it up and down a couple millimetres quickly, like you're scratching an itch. This makes quite a nice song.
Great news! \o/
Boring Innovation
The argument would be that it is not very useful to have backups if you don’t know if the data your backing up has been corrupted or not.
This explains why I don't have a Gmail account or a smart speaker.

But even if I had a Gmail account, it would take some time/effort to learn my identity. Buying a smart speaker surrenders your identity and location right off the bat.
That came to mind for extending device support. As I understand it though the hardware drivers are all closed source and end support rather quickly. I believe that the drivers are sometimes the source of the problem which sort of complicates extending the lifespan.
It's a fantasy for you to think this will include Elon Musk. There are legions of SpaceX and Tesla engineers -- did they form this deep human connection with Elon that you're expecting? But you think it'll happen here? Again: Time to leave the fantasy. Senpai won't notice you.
DHH makes a good case with respect to the culture turning against this phenomenon. The speed at which it occurred is surprising to me.

I don't think we're out of the woods yet, but I appreciate his call to action to those who have been waiting for the winds to shift.
Consuming fiction can be a invaluable when combatting depression.
I have termux installed to quickly run `ip neigh` to find the IP addresses of devices connected to the hotspot - unfortunately my version of Android doesn't have this feature built in.

This is especially useful when you have multiple Pis connected and need to know the IP address to ssh to.
>Sealed Sender

I have never understood how that works in practice. The server knows the IP addresses (and source ports) of where they are sending and receiving things. How can the server not know who is talking to who?

Also, Signal Messenger Protocol requires a server to store and forward prekeys. Why can't that server just record who shows up to pick up who's prekeys?
My team is located in 3 different timezones. Using zoom/meet is a requirement for absolutely every single one of our meetings, whether we are in office or at home.

Situations like this are extremely common in the industry, at least common enough to justify almost every company I've ever word equipping their meeting rooms with video-conferencing hardware.
Why not just recycle the water people already used? Making sewer water drinkable is much cheaper and easier than desalinating it. And very very little water is actually "used" (chemically turned into other molecules...).
I think so. If the argument is that people will make associations that the original person did not intend, then it seems quite possible that pointing out bad usages of memes will result in people likely memes less overall. This is but one factor and could be cancelled out by many other factors causing them to like memes more. I'm guessing this applies to humans in general and is caused not just by memes but by any transfer of information that biases schemas we use to judge situations. But this also applies to any terms of negative connotations where there is some subgroup associated with a larger group (even if the association is wrong, it just needs to be perceived). So even terms like 'racist' or 'incel' end up with collateral damage.
That’s a ludicrous argument I am not even sure where to start.

What exactly is the mechanism that proves that each vote registered by the system is in fact an accurate recording of the registered voting preference of an eligible voter?
For me it's the Twin Peaks soundtrack
A house used 100% of the time is more efficient than a house used 50% of the time + an office used 50% of the time.
>If someone can invent a high temperature insulator that is as good as low temperature insulators, then that could translate to lots of saved energy.

I'm really not sure these are up to the task, but you can make them thicker as they are cheap.

Here's a carbon foam process from AvE [1] [2]

Also, if you only need one time use, there's StarLite [3] Which is a composite of Elmers Glue (PVA), Baking Soda and Corn Starch. Commercially, intumescent[4] materials are available that are essentially a one time use fire repellant paint.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wex_yKfrTo4

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-qOIO6IQWk

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IbWampaEcM

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intumescent
What I find interesting is that such p2p comms applications return with a certain recurrence. I think one of the first was Nokia Sensor (2005?), and there was one that was famous during the Arab Spring/Hong Kong protests.
Tracking Bluetooth Low Energy Devices via Allowlist-Based Side Channel
I learned this by accident. I recently bought an air purifier and I leave it at full blast in the morning while I'm working. This unintentionally put me in the zone
All right, let me explicitly substitute for pronouns: your comment was aimed against specific, easily disliked subgroup, namely, "Karen" memes, and so it is unavoidably an attack on the entire group, namely, memes, by association.

It is impossible to say "a "Karen" meme, which is a meme, bad" without implying "memes "Karen" memes, memes bad." Or if there is a way to disentangle them, it certainly won't fit in a comment.

It's amazing how many arguments ad argumentum are not only self-applicable but also self-defying.
Is there much in the way of indie action/adventure movies? What I miss most are movies oriented around action that aren't just derivative blockbusters. Compare something like Jackie Chan's Chinese movies or The Matrix to today's generic shaky cam fight scenes.

Even movies like Big Trouble in Little Chinatown or Predator, while not necessarily having plots worthy of the next Great American Novel, at least had interesting memorable ideas.
Bc local telecommuting means there’s no city center, no commercial traffic there, no business tax base. Look at what’s happening to downtown SF. You can debate whether it’s taking the city in a good direction or not, but few elected officials are going to endorse their city becoming smaller or having less income.
The reason you can not build a 0% tolerance resistor is the laws of physics. A very high precision resistor can certainly be build but it will never be perfect.
Increasing precision has a cost to it. For normal resistors the shape and thickness of the film of resisting material is calculated and the tolerance is mainly dictated by the precision of the manufacturing process. Increasing this precision of the process adds cost. High precision resistors can be trimmed to specification. When you manufacture the resistor with a lower resistance you can use a laser to trim some of the resistive material away. This is an extra step and adds extra cost. While this can be very precise you are limited to what you can measure and there is a limit to that.
Also precision is limited by environmental factors like heat, humidity and aging.
500 individual houses would be heated anyway.
Is it realistic if it was never going to happen in the first place?
Ditto, it ranks as one of the best Marvel series in my book - it's different, just like Wandavision was different - more light hearted, but still poignant. A lot of subtext that is spot on. The lead actor (Tatiana) was awesome. The ending was a bit too odd to match the rest of the show, but I enjoyed it. I loved their take on the crossover superhero they included!
You're installing a box that has a mic sending things you say intentionally and unintentionally (because it thinks you woke it up) to a megacorp. I think privacy is out the window by now.
> "Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is you're stupid and make bad decisions."

> In other words, Christianity says that far from suffering always being a punishment

I fail to see how the first statement is supposed to imply that any suffering is necessarily a punishment for some reason. For example, consider a despot whose stupid decisions only have bad effects on its powerless flock. And even it can bring the collapse of its society in distant future in which the despot no longer exists. This gives a perfectly reasonable description of events without implying that the despot either suffered in any moment of its life.

Also there is a difference between believing in causality and certitude that an absolute rationalism is reachable by humans.

> I agree with the authors, that universe #2 (if true) is better than universe #1. But universe #3 -- the universe actually described by Christianity -- is even better.

Is there any religion out there that propose an univocal description universe among which all its faithful agree on? Divergence in Christianity interpretations was often presented as a justification for war between Christians themselves.
As a fellow cult survivor, I agree with your view.

Almost 10 years out, my spouse and I still make inside jokes for the insider speech and content. However, the exit process is one that seems exclusively designed to prevent dignity from being maintained.

Ed:

> They have never experienced the ongoing heartbreak of losing your entire world when you leave - your family, your friends, your job, your social life, your religion, your everything.

On the flip side, many years down the way, I love that I got to start over and define my own life rather than be forced to live the terms handed to me. It was damn hard, letting go. I would never assert otherwise. The path since has been an adventure, without question.
> Besides, you know...

For those interested in knowing the actual Christian teaching on the topic of hell, just be aware that this comment is completely incorrect.
It has foreign roots but it's surely an English word by any workable definition.
I don't think expensive public transport is the problem. It can be crucial for some people. The fact that the article says some people need "short stops on trips to and from work, short-distance trips and a higher frequency of trips" just means the public transport needs to be tweaked, not completely scrapped.
There was an interesting discussion about this clip when the ad landed.

The persona that Larry David presents in his show is someone who is selfish and doesn't care about fads and what others think. More often than not, this let's him see past the bullshit, although his selfishness and stubbornness end up being his downfall.

In the ad, he is presented as a dumb dumb who is missing out on the cool crypto stuff - with a kind of uncanny valley persona who shares some traits but misses other. Well, in good irony, it turns out that FTX was good thing to miss, so I guess the original Larry's persona wins!
I live in a small apartment a short train ride from the office. It isn't big enough to work from home. If I worked from home I'd get a big house in the suburbs, and buy a car to get around. My environmental footprint would be much bigger.

Edit - if I didn't have kids I'd totally have a beach house and a mountain house to live in. Maybe in different countries too.
What type of screen did you settle on for your smartwatch?
Very primitively - I run ping in a loop when there are network issues on the phone.

PS: Oh, and once I was ssh'ing into an embedded device in a lab, while standing next to it and fiddling with wires. I could have brought a laptop, but it's a big hassle - VPN goes down, wifi network may be misbehaving, all windows are moved to the laptop screen etc.
I've tried Minetest a few times. My issue with it is that it just feels very unpolished. Things like the lack of head bobbing, so it feels like the character is gliding across the ground, a pretty bad looking block break animation without enough particles, a very floaty-feeling jump, and on macOS, the scrolling in menus is completely broken and it's not running at the display's native resolution (no HiDPI/"Retina" support), you can't change settings in-game, hitting escape in the main menu just exits the program, etc etc etc. It feels like a game engine demo project, not a game. Everything down to the name "Minetest" feels unfinished and unpolished.
They don’t care about you at all. You let them live rent free in your head. Find somewhere else to cry and signal your virtue.
Tumblr's only major problem was policy and the drive for ever-more ad impressions to please investors. Automattic could pay off what they spent on Tumblr by passing a hat around at one of their meetups, and they eased up on the policy. A lot of people really liked Tumblr, and it fills a lot of gaps that nothing else really fits. Automattic has enough trust from their handling of WordPress that people are trickling back in.

Culturally, Tumblr solves the problem of blogs where it's hard not to feel like a post is wasted if it's not a big, serious article. Tiny posts, images, links, and goofs get around just as well as big, serious posts. It solves in one platform what the fediverse is trying to solve with an awkward amalgam of Write.as, Pixelfed, and Mastodon. It might get there with a few years of iterations, but Tumblr is there today if you can stand a centralized platform. They at least let you use your own domain, unlike Twitter.
What if I pretended to be an ex-twitter employee? How will they vet this as they aren't exactly going to get references from people when almost the entire company has been gutted.
Author here. Right now it's being tested by running precompiled binaries. See https://github.com/jart/blink/tree/master/third_party/cosmo Most of these test binaries are sourced from the cosmopolitan repository, and many of those come from other projects like nsync, mbedtls, etc. I've recently started working on a unit testing method that's written in plain assembly, to hopefully catch more of the things that would show up in opcodes that compilers don't generate. See https://github.com/jart/blink/tree/master/test/asm
Bring up the circa 1985 Amiga (or Macintosh) OS in emulation and marvel at how responsive it is given the unbelievably primitive (by today's standards) technology. The entire memory of the machine was less than it takes to store a smallish JPEG image (and decoding even a GIF was a major undertaking on the order of 1 minute runtime) and the whole OS fit on an 880KB floppy with plenty of room left over for your files (plus 256KB ROM of course).

And then marvel at how much stuff you take for granted these days that just doesn't exist, from antialiased fonts to any kind of network connectivity to, of course, instant decoding of highly compressed sound and graphics assets.

The fact is we got to all the modern conveniences by the path of least resistance. You take it for granted that a good smartphone costs less than a floppy drive - just the drive, no "brains") would have cost in the mid 80s and that all the software functionality on it comes essentially for free. In the alternate universe, your phone would be 1/10 as powerful, run software that's 1000x as efficient... and probably cost 10x as much.
They're mainly not online, and not signed up to online services, but it'd still be nice to be able to message the rest of the family, listen to music, share photos, etc.
You may be right. But there's a bit of a difference in your examples. Your examples are more like bugs in development versus consciously knowing you're building tech that is designed to invade other's privacy.
Most houses stay heated during the day anyway, remote work or not, it doesn't change the situation that much. And offices will remain heated whether there are full or only half of the employees actually in the building.
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or put the code into godbolt and take a look at the strings with -std=C11 and without
https://godbolt.org/z/zn44rdW6P
That only supports the above statement. Apple is particularly bad for everyday privacy at population scale.
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> WRONG: there should be one button with default style

I disagree. A button should look like a button, not like a text (as it does here)
> and honestly a remote exploit for that has never been spotted in the wild.

What? Citation needed.

This spread through Minecraft servers like wildfire. The damage was mostly kids crashing the game on other kids, but that's still a denial of service.

Log4Shell definitely had "in the wild" exploitation. A trivial amount of googling gives evidence.
> I was never diagnosed as a child because I largely functioned as a kid and was quiet and non-disruptive

Those pesky ADHD-Impulsive giving us a bad name.

Same here, diagnosed but I was the most calm and polite kid ever. The hyperactivity is inside my head. There's a hamster running in circles at 9000 RPM and it's never taken a break.

"You're overthinking it", people say to me. You have no idea.