skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My 2S uses up 10–11% per 24h in watch mode (using the gps uses more battery). But I had to disable the O2 measurement altogether because that chewed through the battery and isn’t that useful to me.
I only wish that JSON had a slightly less verbose format for array types with records with fixed number of columns:

example: instead of the following:

[{"field1":"value", "field2":"value", "field3":"value"}, {"field1":"value1", "field2":"value2", "field3":"value3"}, {"field1":"value3", "field2":"value3", "field3":"value4"}]

If you could have this instead:
[{"columns": {"field1", "field2", "field3"}, "rows": [{"value1,"value2","value3"},{"value1,"value2","value3"},{"value1,"value2","value3"}]

If json parser could then have the smarts to return the values by position for the various field names even though each row does not include the field names.
> Makes you wonder why these products can’t just come up with their own name of what they are if they’re so convincing

Because people already buy the original things en masse, so using that name is a good way to get them interested in the first place. \

Why use "White Colored Oat Beverage" when "Oat Milk" is an option.
Why do you think it's ever better to have a device that doesn't ever allow sideloading apps, over one that lets you, the owner, decide whether or not to allow sideloading apps?
> I don't have much choice

I hope I don't come across as snarky -- I am genuinely curious -- but why don't you have a choice? Are you unable to contact friends, family, etc. any other way outside of FB? The phrasing seems so strong, I am second guessing if I am just privileged/lucky (location, friend/family circumstances, etc?) to be off of social media but still have friends and family that I stay connected to.

EDIT: fixed grammar
Protected declaration of origin is EU wide. The beer would probably have to go back where it came from. I'm assuming it arrived either on a port or an airport, so it would be expensive to ship it back.
Memory architecture refers to the design and organization of the memory system in a computer or any electronic device. It includes the physical and logical layout of the memory components, such as the size and type of memory modules used, the way memory is accessed and controlled by the processor, and how data is stored and retrieved from memory.

You can read the article on our website: https://www.getreview4u.com/what-is-memory-architecture/
Success of failure will be defined by the FAA, let's see how will they approach issuing a launch license for the next test. Somehow i'm not too optimistic.
Is it though?

Looking at Linux and all the devices it powers (including most of the internet infrastructure) - it would seem that it is possible to do pretty good security on very open software that's as separate from the hardware as can be.
I regularly joke with my wife that I'm going to tell her I need to start going into the office 5 days a week, but tell my coworkers I still work from home most days.
They get the all love because they were not only technically excellent for their time but also affordable, they are we what we had. The Apple Mac was something I only read about.
Edit buttons exist. This isn't 1950, the article isn't chiseled into stone. Nothing stops him from updating the article with relevant new information.

If the excuse is "that's too hard" or "I'm not paid to add information after publishing" then that's just dumb.

The video showing a car being smashed by pad ejecta was posted ten minutes after launch: https://twitter.com/SemrauDylan/status/1649050806577164293
> Why do you care if all your competitors also have to pay it?

Did you ever publish to appstore ? The amount of bullshit you have to go through so that an alternative payment method isn't reachable from mobile is insane, and they want % of a lot of things, not just sales/subscription - a lot of business ideas are unviable because of the policy.

Not to mention that your competitors don't have to pay the same, big players get special deals and exemptions, and Apple has first party advantage on the platform.
Perhaps it was a successful failure?
> Chancellor = rook + knight

I believe this piece goes by the name "Knook" in some online circles.
.. everything that Google hasn't already ruined.
Looking at Android, where sideloading has been available forever, there doesn't seem any evidence of your worry.
Cuba's unfinished power plant is the least of their problems. At this point, Cuba's problems are so big that they seem insurmountable.

To see what I mean, imagine that tomorrow the Communist Party is dissolved, a new democratic constitution is installed, and following that, the country elects a true parliament and a new executive. Is it hard to believe that all of that will ever happen? Yes, it is very unlikely. But that would be but the very beginning of what is needed.

The next step would be for US to lift sanctions against Cuba. Legislation needs to be passed for that, and said legislation would be against the interests of people who used to have properties in Cuba before 1959.

Nationalized properties are not the only litigation targets over anything Cuban, because the government from 1959 to the date took a lot of loans that didn't repay. The international legal system would find ways to ask for that money back to any future government, corporation, or individual living in the island, which in turn would make the cost of living or doing business in Cuba extremely high, even in the absence of the Communist Party.
Au contraire. It succeeded the opposite.
That's a mouthful of a sentence. Wikipedia's summary is a bit more direct.

> The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 is a United States federal law that prohibits U.S. citizens and entities from bribing foreign government officials to benefit their business interests.

So if your cat is the star performer of your cat circus show business, you could have technically broken the law :p
> what prevents a person from hooking up their phone to a development HTTPS proxy, intercepting the API requests, and making their own cracked client without side-loading at all?

SSL pinning, essentially.

Totally true about Android--it's the smaller platform for us, but the fact we have not seen piracy there yet gives me hope.

To be clear I am in favor of sideloading, and we would benefit from it in several ways.
To all of the downvoters and naysayers replying to the parent:

it's the difference between technical, engineering leadership and bean-counters or MBAs.

It used to be that we expected the leaders of tech companies to be technical (old time HP or even Microsoft. At some point that transitioned into non-technical people running software companies and I agree that does not sit well with me either.

That said, Google is not a software company or a tech company. It's an advertising company.
The guy was using it to explain why the guard took the bribe so easily. This is the opposite of propaganda.
> also can you believe it that with Node, the script is also the server???

That is how most modern web systems operate. It's very rarely a problem, because decent error handling (built in to most frameworks) limits the scope of these sorts of issues to a single request. IIRC, all of the major Node.js HTTP frameworks will catch exceptions for you and respond with a generic 500; I'm not sure what sort of system you had where your errors were bubbling up further.
I think this is the fundamental misunderstanding. When people talk about twitter power users, they’re largely not talking about influencers, they’re talking about accounts like dril, or about people who are well known for non-twitter reasons.
Oh, this is what goes in Italian as "l'arte di arrangiarsi" (the art of hacking it, or something like that). Tho it might lack the urgency factor.

It's a very old concept, everything old is new again, I guess.
Or the result their boss wants and pays for.
The fonts are too small.
Ok, but billions upon billions of “statistical relationships”.. I mean at some point the term “simple” loses its meaning. I get your point though. It is not pure magic.
I would normally agree with you, but a friend of mine is an immigrant from a south east Asian nation and the only way to easily communicate is through Facebook with the family there. It’s like saying, sure we can take away your phone and you can still write letters, but at some point communication is also about convenience.
TL;DR

"French protections prohibit the use of ‘Champagne’ on drinks made outside of the region"

"More than 2,300 cans of Miller High Life were dumped and destroyed in Europe this week for bearing the logo “the Champagne of Beers.”"
There is no such thing as "too heavy to land". There is such a thing as "too heavy to soft land without breaking the landing gear" though.
assuming that this failure was caused by failed engines, I think this is a very important lesson, engines can fail during real missing and if their algorithms couldn't account correctly that, this is a very important thing to improve.

and remember, as you already mentioned, that stage 2 won't even start until stage 1 succeeds, so they need to perfect that first.

but I see your point, if they would manage to separate before stage 1 failure they could gather more data
Could probably add Eric Schmidt to that list.
There's a reason there are so many review papers - which are just synthesis of a topic in a certain period of time. Second order analysis is useful content, not junk. It can cross reference facts and detect inconsistencies. Combining multiple sources can lead to new insights and learning the trends.
Sure; Musk is within his rights to do that. It just makes him look pathetic (though, y’know, not much help needs there).
It's not a feeling of digital being "productive", it's that digital is effectively infinite. With TV you could get bored because there just wasn't anything you wanted to watch on at a given moment. With Digital that is never the case, there is something out there for you, you just haven't found it yet.
Ron: Rusty Object Notation
What we’ve been doing for the last 40 years is producing layers of abstraction for developers to play with
That's funny, Google Cloud Platform sure doesn't seem like advertising. I haven't done super extensive research on the subject or anything, but at first glance it seems closer to something like AWS, which I think is also not an advertising platform.
name one
I have a similar setup to mail me if there is a blackout at home. A script running at home as a cronjob updates a cell every 10 minutes. An apps script checks the cell and if it's more than 30 minutes behind it sends me email.

It gives a bit of peace of mind when I am on vacation, knowing that if the breaker trips I can ask someone to go and check what's up.
> you are just paying some sort of admission fee to a tightly controlled service

iphones act as social signaling for alot of people
So there isn't a rocky core spinning really fast, which makes sense as friction would have surely spent that as heat?

Instead they speak about a mixed core extending to half the radius.

Can anyone explain what differential rotation means, with reference to the harmonics listed in the paper?
Thank you!
No, the second is perfectly fine.

I pay a monthly fee for internet - and that's the admission fee I have to pay to access the service. And I get sent a modem/router - a piece of hardware - that I don't own, but that's only being lent to me.

Absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Defenders of Apple's policies always say you can just use other tech if you don't agree with them. The same principle applies here. If an app requires you to use a third party app store and you don't like it then choose another app.

If you feel compelled to use a product with policies you don't agree with then now you understand how many of us feel about iOS.
That makes perfect sense, definitely sheds light on the fortunate circumstance I am in of not needing FB to conveniently communicate with my connections. Because, I agree, you should be able to conveniently communicate if you can.
I find it unlikely that the family of Jamal Khashogghi (1) found today an opportune time to sign up for Twitter Blue, but who knows?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

https://twitter.com/jkhashoggi
in India, we would call it a "Jugaad"
You can use ledger (https://ledger-cli.org/) for that:

ledger bal <filters> -f <journal file> -b "28 days ago"
Teach at a Community College
And e) increases the output of the solar panels - they perform better when cooler, and water is better at doing that than soil.
Can’t this friend install something else on his phone ? Signal maybe ?
HTML, CSS and Javascript do not require ANY use of terminal, commands or package managers, or even knowing those things exist.

The designer who wants to code can learn and develop locally all day long without touching terminals or package managers, or any of that boring lifeless crap that will drive them away.

If the designer who wants to code wishes to version control, they could use Github Desktop or other similar non-terminal applications. You can push and pull all day long without touching a terminal. Github Desktop is a nice, lightweight application that works well and is easy and reliabe. I use if often.

An example: The designer who wants to code may decide they want to make an interactive animation. This means they are about to embark on a journey of HTML DOM, CSS, and javascript. It DOES NOT mean they are embarking on a journey of typing a bunch of distracting non-code into a lifeless terminal. Forget about that. Focus on code - HTML, CSS, JS.

> "They all required a developer to push up a staging environement"

Oh no! How dare they!

If the developer hasn't made a staging environment, I'd be asking why not. It's not hard, and is appreciated for sending preview links to internal non-technical colleagues or clients who wish to see progress or specific features. Staging environments are a very good idea, are you suggesting they are not?
That is a good way of looking at it. What's missing is a catchy name to debase store-based installation similar to what was done through "sideloading". Perhaps "lord-loading", "begstalling", "babybiting", etc.
I suspect that the implications of the choice are not that obvious/present when the „decision“ is made.
The submarine in SeaQuest DSV had mini underwater drones called whiskers that did this job:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaQuest_DSV
People consistently fail to properly assess the system architecture aspects of things. Iphone is not a standalone device but part of a complex system including hardware, software, organizational processes working on the app store etc. The device can be copied and improved upon with ease. The entire architecture of how these thousands of elements supporting the device fit together is much harder to copy. Consider Russia. They are, to an extent, capable of copying US technological devices from cruise missiles to aircraft. But they have, since 02.22, consistently failed to demonstrate their ability to make all the parts work together like the US has been able to. This despite US being their biggest strategic adversary and the considerable material and intellectual resources available.
Can u share a dummy script? That would be nice.
You could give this a try: https://www.aomni.com/
EDIT2: IT JUST HAPPENED AGAIN trying to add a Windows Environment Variable in Program Files from Visual Studio 2022. UGH!!!!

Feast your eyes on this abomination doubters:

C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~4\2022\COMMUN~1\VC\Tools\MSVC\1435~1.322\bin\Hostx64\x64\ml64.exe

This is using a Microsoft development program with a Windows Environment Variable, mind you...
$appliancevendorname also doesn’t make +$20 programmable washers. Arguments like this only appear when there’s an urge for an argument. Just buy an unlocked android phone, they exist with similar or better hw for $500 less.
Program AVR Microcontrollers with PlatformIO in VSCode Without Arduino Framework
Cool. Does signal allow you to register without a phone number yet? Data-only plans with no phone number attached are quite common in some countries.
Yeah, neither WebDigits nor other carrier offered services seem to offer a public API, it would be a matter of reverse engineering their website :c
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_in_India

There are incentives as well, for example:

>Haryana solar power policy announced in 2016 offers 90% subsidy to farmers for the solar powered water pumps, which also offers subsidy for the solar street lighting, home lighting solutions, solar water heating schemes, solar cooker schemes. It is mandatory for new residential buildings larger than 500 square yards (420 m2) to install 3% to 5% solar capacity for no building plan sanctioning is required, and a loan of up to ₹1 million is made available to the residential property owners. Haryana provides 100% waiver of electricity taxes, cess, electricity duty, wheeling charges, cross subsidy charges, transmission and distribution charges, etc. for rooftop solar projects
Well if people wouldn't keep brutally deconstructing it [1] then serving it up as a delicious la carte menu [2] of tempting indulgences, maybe object programming will finally die!

[1] https://www.info.ucl.ac.be/~pvr/decon.html

[2] http://www.paulgraham.com/reesoo.html
It’s quite telling that not even one of the world’s top companies, dedicated to communication, has command over the English language anymore…
Then Apple should have to call it “Subscribe to iPhone “ or “Gain admission to iPhone” or “Use iPhone” - but not “Buy iPhone” as they very much do. If you buy a piece of hardware, you buy a piece of hardware.
If the phone breaks it’s much easier to just transfer the card to a different phone though, if a code needs to be sent there’s the identification problems.
Interesting- my vision of future LLM interface also envisions one where more bits of information per second are required per interaction to operate it to exactly the spec that you want. But for exactly because it’ll just be a plain old engineering problem.

I think that fundamentally the UIs will become more realtime. The models will - because of much lower latencies and more efficient inference throughput - become realtime autosuggest: prompt tuning; i/o feedback at:

(reading wpm)/(”ui wpm”)

in fact it might be interesting to just have a model optimize for “likely comprehensible and as concise as possible” rather than “most alike the human dataset after RLHF alignmen”, just for this bandrate idea
While is true that the Queen is technically called Donna (=Woman, Lady) in italian, most of people call the piece Regina (=Queen)
He'd then have to convince everyone else he wants to talk to to use Signal instead of Facebook. That's the hard part.
Ha!

(Background: my domain name for 24 years has been systemed.net, my github handle is systemed, etc. All stems from choosing Système D as a demogroup name on the Amstrad CPC back in the 90s, partly because it’s the very essence of demo coding on a constrained machine like the CPC, but also as a riff on the French groups which were called things like Logon System, AST System etc.)
> JSON is foundational stuff for the web

JSON is not foundational, actually harmful because it ditches the main idea of web (linking things) for pushing around schemaless hodgepodge data structures...
Can't is not the same thing as won't. None of us (not even Congress) are entitled to the SEC chair's opinion on anything. The job of ruling whether or not ETH is a security is one for the judiciary, not the executive.

All of this is moot anyway. We know the SEC is bringing a case against coinbase. If that case lists ETH, then we know that the SEC thinks it's a security! Congressional testimony is a weird thing to obsess about, but each to their own.
Given how much Twitter has been cut down in size and thus costs, how many $8/mo users would they actually need to cover costs? (of which they have several)
Check the IR absorption spectra of water vapor, and be blown away!
Far more heating than all other greenhouse gases combined.
The media (and pop culture in general) has a different understanding of failure. I think they're wrong.

I'm not sure I agree with you either, though. I'm a big believer in failing as often as possible and recovering in such a way that no customer or outside observer notices.

And the fact that rockets have a history of audacious risks and fantastic explosions is no excuse for that ongoing pattern. It's not just about fatalities or the raw cost of equipment lost. It's also about confidence and, where applicable, stock prices.

Any decent manager should understand that, so maybe it's another example of Musk's companies being mismanaged.
This is naive. Apple doesn't protect you.

The prime example is that apple gives apps unfettered access to network connections. And YOU are unable to block this in any meaningful way.

What apple doesn't give you is the ability to manage your own phone. You cannot really manage what apps are doing yourself. You cannot even find out what apps are doing. And you definitely will not be able to manage apple apps, they get a free pass in all ways.

But yes, if there's a sideloaded facebook app, or a facebook store, you will be given more rope to do with as you want.
Laptops are rarely something used in schools during lectures but rather something used for homework, video calls, and research.

Bill Gates has long called for reversing schools to be for group learning and researching (aka homework) while in school with teachers helping them while they spend time at home reading or watching lectures. Laptops would obviously be well suited for that role.

Even without such a scenario equalizing the access to tech for after school schooling is essential in addition to interactive sessions while at school.

So I don't have a good answer RE real life but at a minimum it should be the basic level of investment
Given that this is Europe where the GDPR requires consent regardless of how any app is installed you stand to lose that bet (which is why this is not the case on Android).

The Apple cartel protection-racket framing makes only sense in a market without privacy regulations, in the EU choice and privacy aren't mutually exclusive.
I will describe the strategy we implemented to modularize the Kubernetes Pod as a Jenkins slave in complex production pipelines, and present the new Groovy pipeline code I developed to make it a reality.
I'm sure there are some ways it can fail silently, but excluding that I think of a function that fails loudly but higher-level function does not check that.
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> Spanish has a few "tips" like "you also use esta when you're talking about something that's only temporarily true." This gets slightly better for Spanish as near the end it includes some conjugation (part of what I'm asking for) but Korean never has more than a few examples.

Japanese used to have stuff like this, but they removed almost all of it when they redid the app to be more linear sometime within the past year (forget when exactly they did it).
Everyone always says this exact thing that M1 can run on desiel but no one actually expects them to when they get them and being the first wide scale deployment test in real world operations seems awfully risky
## Online Exam Cracker With GPT models
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Github Repo: https://github.com/ashokgit/OnlineExamWithGPT-4
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> Unfortunately, Duolingo doesn't market itself that way, preferring nonsense like "fifteen minutes a day can teach you a language"

tbf, the ad says "fifteen minutes a day can teach you a language, what can fifteen minutes of social media do?"