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I still use original Raspberry 2's (A53) in my server clusters, they are the lowest power devices that can saturate (good) SD cards on random writes/reads and still have performance left to serve calculations.

A72 in Raspberry 4 is really the pinnacle low power CPU performance if you count $ and compatibility (linux <-> GPU). ~3x can saturate symmetric 1Gb/s with advanced computation and still have calculations left.

You can buy neither, we'll see if the 4 ever comes back. The only thing I'm 100% of is that the 5 will have some drawback compared to both the 2 and the 4.

I can concur the peak of A55; the 5W TDP 22nm RK3566 in my RG353M is mind boggling! HL1 at 60 FPS and soon HL 2 at 30 FPS.

But Risc-V is not progressing with linux, mainly GPU drivers and integration is the problem. Historically the Chinese boards never got any attention and unfortunately you cannot depend on attention happening this time either.

Partly because now companies across the board(ers) are hiding kernel configs again. And "board support packages" are slow to be mainlined if ever.
One of the main legal benefits of marriage is being able to be financially dependent on someone else in a secure way. If one spouse decides to put their career on hold (or never begin one in the first place) while the other one works, they don't have to worry about being penniless and unable to provide for themselves in the case of the relationship ending. This becomes less crucial if both are working, which seems more common than ever.
This is what "proof of storage" or "proof of data availability" blockchain networks are for. They use economic incentives to continuously pay nodes a small amount to store some data and keep it available, and the cryptographic sampling mechanism ensures that less popular data must remain in the available dataset for nodes to be paid, even if it is rarely requested in full.
I really don’t understand this line of thinking. Plenty of things are mechanically possible but illegal. It’s mechanically possible to use sleight-of-hand to change your cards in a blackjack game, too. “Violating the rules” in a gambling game with the intent to make money is cheating which is a crime.

> Is placing a bet after the roulette wheel has begun to spin a crime or merely a violation of the rules

It’s neither, of course. But let’s assume you meant “after the croupier has signaled no more bets”. If you do it accidentally, that’s fine. If you do it surreptitiously with the intent to cheat, yes, that’s a crime and in fact one of the most classic/famous traditional ways of casino cheating.
I came up with a word of advice at work because of something that happened to me, "If you want to screw the company, that's none of my business, but don't screw me because I won't screw you." I know this is overly simplistic, however it speaks to the idea that if you come up with some action or idea, consider how it may affect others. Selfishness is a huge root of all evil.

And yes, after giving my advice, I also tell them screwing the company was a bad idea.
You can find some demos linked on github [1], the simplest being: https://demo.mcaptcha.org/widget/?sitekey=pHy0AktWyOKuxZDzFf...

[1] https://github.com/mCaptcha/mCaptcha#client-side-widget
> I’m still generating more than I use in a year

But you really depend on the grid for energy storage it seems. There is no technology available to consumers that can load shift and/or store energy for 2 months.

In practice, this means you waste your excess electricity (or perhaps, sell it to the grid so that someone else can use it), but then still rely upon Natural Gas peakers for those other two months.

> If the govt is willing to reintroduce subsidies and raise the fees in tariffs, a lot more people would be willing to install them.

More solar in this scenario means that everyone involved runs out of electricity in those 2 months.

A degree of the grid can be solar, but not everybody. We should get as many people on solar as is reasonable, but energy storage (especially on the scale of months) simply is science fiction.

Back in the real world, there will be 2 months+ of fossil fuels to support the lifestyle you've chosen. It's better than 12 months of fossil fuels, but we aren't at a technological level where we can ignore the natural gas plants quite yet.

But we can mitigate their use.
I've built a simpler version of part of what they advertise (also with Rust and on an esp32, https://imgur.com/a/NoTr8XX) and have a lot of experience with traditional GUI toolkits, and I would agree there's a decent value prop in what they describe.

There's enough things in an e-ink UI stack to optimize and watch out for that standard toolkits leave some gaps to fill when someone is looking to build an e-ink based product on the quick, and the tech has now gotten cheap enough there's finally a minor Cambrian explosion of those. It's a nice little startup idea.

At the moment, quite a lot of the higher-end e-ink embedded products are built with Qt, by suitable experts who know how to wrangle it for that purpose and some tricks in the stack below Qt to compensate for sub-optimal behavior by the toolkit. An experienced team can do this well, but there's a wider audience wanting to build these products.

Wonder if they did drivers for external controllers as I did, or do the waveforms directly from the MCUs, or both. I should book a demo and ask!
>That's like if you asked how to sort a list and remove duplicates, and the answer was to import it into a spreadsheet program and follow these steps instead of just "sort | uniq".

That's exactly how many Windows office users do it, they paste a list into Excel and use it to remove duplicates. There are alternatives even on Windows, but It's must easier for them to use a single general-purpose graphical tool (and let's not get started with the abominations VLOOKUP is used for).

I used to look down on that but then I realized that using a graphical program for list manipulation is kinda cool and that this program is rather capable, and could create combinations that are rather difficult to do with the more specialized tools. I still use these specialized tools (I'm used to them, and I can do some stuff they can't easily do in Excel).
Disconnect and build a network of trust.
> In your writing, however, it rather appears to me that you do not see the value in committing to another person at all - in whatever shape or form. In that case, I would say that the desire for marriage is likely to remain an enigma to you.

No I think his problem is putting his assets on the line in order to have a commitment to which he think is ridiculous when he could just simply, ya know, commit.
Exactly. Even when a major TV channels was busting fake news in my country, people just switched to other govt-sponsored (bribed?) channel to hear what they wanted to hear. It became a common meme to say that major TV channel has an agenda (and either silence or whataboustism ensues once people are questioned about the actual fake news).
A serverless IRC server. With a TCP bridge it seems like you can already do a serverless IRC webclient bridging an IRC connection to a websocket.
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Read my para about analytics and see who's 'not understanding'.

They aren't in the stratosphere far beyond my sight, they are just stupid.
So cranks and people trying to promote something.
Have you tried getting in touch to ask if they have an API?
But can it run Doom? I would not be surprised at all to find someone has found a way to double the C64’s processing power with it.
Show HN: Promptato, simple user input to prompt mapping
Hi folks, I often encountered that non-tech people are not aware of what tools like ChatGPT can be used for. To quickly showcase some use-cases to friends and family, I built this repo to easily map user input to prompts and present the results.
Routine reminder to the world that uBlock has “annoyances” filters I recommend for everyone, and reporting new sites that aren’t yet blocked is pretty easy once you’ve done it.

This removes virtually any pop up or cookie banner or suedo ad on any popular website.
In my cohort, there seem to be a ton of people who have spend roughly 2 decades doing what they want to, and do not seem to want to give that up ever.
Sounds more like regular ToS that gives Twitter the right to cancel paid services, not a magic method to fix the issue. I know a ton of verified politicians that lied weekly on Twitter pre Musk. It's an unsolvable issue.
It’s all relative. In a class full of high iq (>150) people, many questions would be seen as dumb that wouldn’t be seen as dumb by a class full of people with learning disabilities.

The spectrum is wide. Everything alas is dumb. Never assume you’re the smartest person in the room.
Or build walled gardens inside the connected world. Dunbar's number, right?
...they absolutely work without browser based software.

Unless your definition of 'thin client's is 'anything with a browser regardless of whatever other software it runs'. Or unless you're counting stuff like electron as 'thin clients'.

There's ThinkCentre M, their small thin client segment, but that's a tiny part of the whole ThinkCentre line, which includes normal desktops and workstations.
Anyone recall "Bloomberg for President"? With duct tape "office vandalism" incidents?

Perhaps they ain't all kabuki horseshit, but there's enough horseshit mixed in that it has flavored the entire batch.
> It's a personal judgement based on personal experience.

ITT: parent poster is an unlikable jerk. or thinks they are, anyway.

But you can marry someone you like, and courtship periods -- plus the modern "live together for a while and try it out" thing -- means you can find someone you like.

Plus they're your spouse; your job is to try to keep them (sorta) happy.
They have this for vehicles - if you have a well maintained (not even entirely necessary - it can be worn as long as it looks period worn, not modernized) and you’re in the right location, you can rent your vehicle for shows and such. I’ve seen scouts talking to people at classic car shows and military vehicle expos.
BJP in India does not fight elections based on any development agendas like education/healthcare or social security.

They pretends to the majority Hindu public that "Hindus are in danger from Muslims" and only BJP can protect them. They also project themselves as true nationalists and anyone having anti-government views is declared a "Pakistani" or anti-national.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/4/7/spike-in-anti-muslim...
Kinda sad that there was no inside photos, a picture of generic warehouse really doesn't tell much of the scale or variety...
Not open but free - Apple’s
I assume you meant "wet bulb temps over 90°F" because we face "wet bulb conditions" all the time.

There is a genuine risk that significant areas will face sustained wet bulb temps that will make survival without AC impossible there.

However, there are plenty of habitable regions that will not face those temps. Those areas may face climatic shift that decrease their carrying capacity, but there isn't any known scientific reason to think that climate change is going to make the earth completely uninhabitable and it is just fear mongering to claim otherwise.

Likewise, it irresponsible to dismiss the existential threat facing many millions of people because it isn't an existential threat to the survival of the species.
The 6502 in the 1541 is somewhat hobbled having only 2k of RAM. Though you can solder a bigger SRAM on the board.
Also so you don't have to dig, a Tesla's battery density is apparently 200 wh/kg.
does your server have its own isp connection or is that your home connection
Dan Luu's post, which I also read months ago, is very detailed, has a lot of data, but fails to make sense or come to a helpful conclusion in the end. Like so many of his posts.

With helpful conclusion I don't mean just stating the facts or comparing transistors or input latency with network latency. As if developers stopped caring and created crappy software on purpose.

The post compares an Apple 2e, which is a single-tasking OS that just displays the pressed key in the basic interpreter on the screen, and modern devices, where it is not always clear, what kind of app or setup is being used. But we know, that it's plenty of layers of GUI and OS code, that most people don't want to miss. Not to mention, that mot of the higher input lag is not detectable by humans in normal work conditions.

Yes, there were years, were CPU performance couldn't keep up with added features, like immediate spell checking. I used computers through all those years and know this first-hand.

And I never dismissed the importance of input lag. I pointed out the oversimplification to support the main argument of the linked post, which suffers from this as a result.
That is not an improvement, because it turns "online" (which is basically everything everywhere - all news media, TV, newspapers) into a politically useless wasteland.
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Just wait until POWs start denouncing their former armies, or KIAs magically return home, or Ukrainian children in Russian families start magically saying how much better it is, etc etc. The demoralizing effect of watching a loved one do this would be immense.
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For sure, as mentioned in the video it's an 'Illegal Number' - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
If they had every intention of staying on plan but some team had delays and costs for fixing bugs with handling a larger differential than the lander would encounter, I assume a manager would be let go.
I like this article for how devastating it is, while still retaining its optimistic tone.

The solutions (on here and in the subsequent reflections article) are hilarious though for how general they are and how little they solve the observed problem (UXR dying/being replaced/not justifying its role/etc.). "You'll be fine: just generate value for the business and learn to say no!" The sort of fluff you tell a naive new graduate about to start an internship in a sinking ship of a company to avoid facing reality. You have to read between the lines to realize how devastating the advice actually is.
> Just be aware that something between 40 and 45% of first time marriages fail in North America (depending on the study).

This goes down a lot as you go up the socioeconomic ladder:

https://flowingdata.com/2021/05/04/divorce-rates-and-income/
Sahara Desert is terrible for solar panels, and is why so many researchers are experimenting with molten salt and superheated steam.

Solar panels lose efficiency when hot. The best locations are sunny but cool, like Germany. Not deserts
There are also a few moments where Alex's voice actor pronounces the a in Prague like the a in brag.

A Criminal Past is a decent expansion by the way! I recently re-installed the game just to play through the expansion again.
Has anyone told the women that? Because they don’t seem to think so. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/aug/04/men-wom...
Could this be used to beam power to electric planes or cargo ships? I would think that it could be useful for vehicles that require more range than batteries currently allow.
It's an interesting idea, but I don't think a newsletter is the right format for this. If someone needs to learn about an API, they probably also need to know about something related, like cloud storage maybe.

I'm reminded of those "word of the day" calendars people used to have. With the internet making dictionaries and thesauruses obsolete, I never see those calendars anymore.
Original film was basically nitrocellulose - also known as smokeless powder, guncotton, etc.

So a typical reel was actually a bomb without a detonator.
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We have a joint account but we also have our own individual accounts. The joint account is for emergency savings and paying the big bills, like mortgage/car/utilities, and we both put money into it each paycheck to cover the bills and increase the savings.

But anything in our personal accounts we can't see and don't monitor (I don't need to know exactly how much she spends on planners and crafts, but I know it's a lot, and she doesn't need to know exactly how much I spend on board/video games, but she knows it's a lot).

We also put money into our 401ks (I max mine out, she's getting closer to doing so) and I do additional investing on my own account, which I let her know how well it's doing every once in a while. I would love for her to do more investing besides 401k, even if just a little bit to get some understanding of how it works, but she doesn't want to have to think about it, so I handle it.

Periodically we'll have discussions on recalibrating how much to put into the joint, or some months we'll have the 'this month has more expenses than usual, we should probably go out to eat less and buy less things this month', but that's about it.

Seems to work out pretty well for us.
Sometimes an "existence proof" works to kick off new projects inspired by the thing being shown off.

The core idea here would seem to be a UI library optimized for e-ink, that uses TypeScript to do the actual UI:s but then relies on a Rust runtime for the actual on-target execution, or something like that. I didn't click on the page, so perhaps I got the details wrong.
I really like Cloudflare's offerings, they are top notch in areas like security, performance and pricing.

What I'm not fond of is company's fixation only with big clients and leaving out a serious effort to bring on the average solo programmers/entrepeneurs (something on which companies like Stripe instead thrived on).

Cloudflare really needs to do more to target small fishes, they are tomorrow mid and big fishes trying to understand how to make small and medium problems trivial leveraging their platforms.
Nice! GGG has some awesome posts on their dev process. In this case I really hope the resource manager remembered to remove the cached pointer when it unloaded the font, or (until another font is loaded at the same address) it's a use-after-free waiting to happen. :S
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Italy silently following. Quietly and slowly, so that frogs won't notice the temperature difference.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/23/italy-governme...

The 1st step in turning a seemingly democratic country in a dictatorship is to control the media. Not the 1st time it happens, but this time it is way more serious.
Of course the new dictatorship needs to be soft enough to be palatable for other EU members and NATO allies, therefore I don't expect black shirt patrols with batons attacking people unfriendly to the regime down the street or at their home, at least not in a systematic way like a century ago, yet things are going to suck badly over here if nobody stops those bastards in power ASAP.
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It's still a bug. You have to ask "why" more. Why did the system allow bullies to be leaders? What should be done to prevent that?
Generally speaking in B2B Apps, I think UX has improved quite a bit. End user workflows have improved in both usability and beauty for the masses (10-100's of Millions)
pre-nups are a thing but come with strings, and are not unilaterally enforceable without certain considerations. both sides usually have to have their own lawyer -- often not cheap -- and there are often ways to break a pre-nup.

state laws have an impact as well. a California pre-nup ain't the same as Kansas.

they're also not really useful for many people; yeah if you've got a $4MM startup and a few assets it's good to CYA, but the average household of 2 renters and middling salary might not benefit, while both sides pay out the nose for lawyers.
I think that any "Tom, Dick, and Harry" party is better than the Nazi party.
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> it sounds like whoever you think you would have married otherwise is the one who's dodging a bullet.

Thats some next level bullshit. you're saying that because I'm scared of getting into a marriage, that she's the one "who's dodging a bullet"

Put another way, if a woman said she was scared of getting married, would you tell her that the man she would have married is "dodging a bullet?"

obviously not, it would be an incredibly messed up thing to say right?

This kind of "empathy" for men is precisely why its dangerous for men to get into marriage. I'll sit on my money and find other ways to find happiness in life thanks.
That’s probably true for Twitter blue but there appears to be multiple forms of verification, including a government one and an organizations one.
An alternative title for the article, such as "A Professor Requests a Copy of a Film from Archive", just lacks a certain je ne sais quoi (sensationalism and inaccuracy).
To be honest, I find that in most of the screenshots, this is not an improvement, but it looks worse. For the box in the first comparison videos, I definitely prefer the sharp edge. For a few things like the dust storm, the foggy circle, or even the accumulated dirt around the base of the large rock in the hero image, it does look good. For pretty much everything else shown in the article, it feels unnatural and overdone.
Let me be unreasonable and have some doubt. How does these proofs look like? Honestly, I am ignorant and not convinced at all.
The example referenced the it's Catia, but qpwgraph https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/rncbc/qpwgraph and helvum https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/helvum should do a good job too. Either way, it's easy to achieve multiple outputs with any of those.
> Are you willing to pay for it?

I'd be happy for some of my tax money to go to a historical preservation project.

Maybe it'd be feasible to get members of the public to volunteer to do some of the digitisation - that should reduce costs, but I can imagine it would be difficult to keep track of where all the originals are and quality of the digitisation.
I’m wondering if someone can comment on the cultural aspect here. It seems like adding the smiles was intended to discredit the protesters, by somehow suggesting the protest was insincere. But I feel like you could interpret this the other way too: even in the face of brutal treatment, they maintain a positive and peaceful attitude and don’t let their opponents break their spirits.

“Turn the other cheek” and “love your enemy” are very old philosophies, after all. So is there something different about this situation or about Indian politics in general that makes this a damaging attack?
The linked law has to do with cookies (search the text), and nobody said we were talking about GDPR. Europe has a long history of awful legislation in this space, GDPR is just the latest incarnation.
About 3 months ago I spent a month trying to get Quill working without various, automation flow destroying issues. I gave up. TinyMCE to the rescue, and the FOSS version too.
I'm not sure what this is. Are you selling the hardware or are you selling the software to render the UI?

There are no links to documentation or any information beyond a snippet of code.

Not sure of the usefulness of this post. Might be too early to be here.
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