skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
it'll be interesting to see if at that point, federation starts to become the way of scaling or not. If it was seamless, it wouldn't matter where you signed up and they could just host multiple lemmy instances on different servers. So far I have rather spotty experiences though with content sometimes making it to federated servers, sometimes not etc etc.
Their game controllers are low quality. For example, home and professional desktop flight simulators prefer to use VKB or Virpil joysticks instead of Logitech or Thrustmaster.
The controller indicates poor engineering & safety culture. It simply isn't fit for life critical purpose.
> currently focused on solving very different problems

MB is focused on highlines and providing little value for a very high price.

MB is simply no a software company I would trust. Company like Waymo have spend billions and billions to get to where they are and their software engineers are a hell of a lot better then those at MB if I know anything about German software engineering.

Tesla has deployed end to end neural networks that can handle a huge amount of situation and is getting better far faster then MB is improving its system. With MB approach it would take decades to get there and that if you assume really good execution.
>The software is shit, the battery is shit, it's expensive, low specs, completely unusable.

>I had the same reaction with the pine phone a couple years ago.

Anyone who writes "the software" like you and TheAceOfHearts did, as if it's an iPhone or Android, doesn't understand the first thing about a Linux phone. Please resell them to someone that's less PEBKAC than you. Thanks. They'll appreciate it.

And in the future I recommend asking people who have them before you buy them, so that you know ahead of time not to keep these phones from going to people who will make better use of them. For example, we in the PinePhone IRC channel will happily listen to what you want from the phone and tell you whether the phone meets those requirements or not.
This is what happens when you take the move fast and break things culture to anything where people die when things break. Really just sad and so stupid.
See also the Wikipedia article on the concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremely_low_frequency
Women have useless partners in 80% of cases? That seems a bit unhinged, don't you think?
In fairness, the people I know doing this want a new car. They are not trying to do the most environmentally friendly thing.

But I believe in old ICE as opposed to new EV, on environmental, economic and other grounds.
I swear by the Glyn Johns technique if you need something relatively simple!

https://musictech.com/tutorials/technique-of-the-week-glyn-j...
It's all a Zen Garden, baby!

Folks, close your tabs. Close them all. Don't even check if they're important. They're not.
2030 Titanic tours:

Add Titan visit for just 20% more!
Thank you for sharing - if i understand the code, the queue is serialized into bash variable(s) (arrays)?

I must admit I find the code somewhat painfully terse and hard to read.

Still, interesting idea. I wonder if using a temporary SQLite/Berkeley DB/etc for queue might generalize the idea to a "Unix" event system - allowing other programs and scripts to use it for coordinating? (Like logger(1) does for logging)?
It had made several dives to the Titanic in 2022
> Logitech has orders of magnitude more experience in manufacturing peripherals than Microsoft.

You know that saying that anybody can build a bridge, but it takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands? From what I've seen and heard, Logitech has used their experience to make peripherals that barely last longer than the warranty/return period.

FWIW my 22 year old optical intellimouse from Microsoft is still going strong.
The idea of romantic love is pretty new. Knowing how lame humanity is, I'm not surprised that no culture has found or integrated yet the replicable way to find and properly develop the relationship with a "soulmate". It doesn't mean that the way doesn't exist.
"kill -l" gives you a terse (but complete) list.
that's probably what happened...
Does this means introducing a gradual rolloff of Gitlab? Gitlab does have a monopoly on opensource hosting.

Personally, I'd leave all my existing gitlab archived as readonly, open, and move on.
Build your own theme park, with Blackjack, and Hookers - in fact, forget the park!
Yes there were oxygen scrubbers on-board that had an estimated endurance to provide clean air for about 5 days for 5 people.

It has come out that it is wildly untested and optimistic estimate. The longest mission they had conducted onboard was 12 hours. So the theoretical limit may not be realistic. If there was panic onboard, that would increase oxygen usage dramatically, which could cut as much as 25% off the estimate (which is nearly a day in this case).

In other words... it is grim.
I would go with just plain sloth and cluelessness. But yeah, not surprisingly of a kind that also fits with their plutocratic ethos.
Can't risk inmates developing useful skills and escaping the prison industrial complex.
Just like the rest of android
To quote bill oreilly, “Fuck it! We’ll do it live!”
> A Tesla Model 3 at the same level insurance would could me $6014 a year before taxes.

I find that incredibly difficult to believe. According to [1], the average cost to insure a Model 3 is $2500, which tracks with what I am paying.

Who quoted you $6k/year?

[1] https://www.forbes.com/advisor/car-insurance/vehicles/tesla/...
It's mainstream for trading. It's not mainstream for conducting transactions.
That was my takeaway as well.

Author's ego is too big to be a cog (extremely well compensated and risk-free cog) within a corporation, so we should all wish him the best of luck in creating his own AI startup and destroying the moat that Google itself admitted they don't have.

Good luck, author.
They shouldn't need to understand it. I don't understand the first thing about how my phone works or mobile development in general. It just works and does what I need it to do.
Aviation cross-country flight training maxim: 'If you don't know where you are, you're lost."

Manned Underwater Submersible maxim: "If you must constantly check your hull integrity, your hull isn't safe."
I'm 1000% with you, I never understood why GAFAM never invested much in python despite using it quite heavily. Maybe more NIH and politics than engineering issues I guess?
Here's a decent rebuttal from Bloomberg: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36411751
The German publication Der Spiegel has an interview up with a tourist who visited the Titanic on the same vessel.
Why do you not think it’s featured? Has a16z funded many of those companies, lol? And somehow, rejected milvus?
I played professionally while driving a Camry! A 20” kick drum and a mic for it is all you need, and that fits in the back seat of a Camry. Everything else can go in the trunk, at least with a reasonably-sized kit.
Stop being such a nerd! There’s an old boat in the water that sank because of hubris, let’s go see what we can learn!

(Lesson learned the hard way)
> Are the chargers/ports on cars easy enough to swap out, or are we manufacturing ewaste?

I'm not sure those statements are mutually exclusive. All new manufacturing produces ewaste. CCS cars will still be chargeable in one form or another until the car itself dies.
Not doubting you, but how is that possible? (A quick, unverified Google throws back "A standard Panamax containership has operational costs of about $9 million per year")
Building contexts for structured data used in AI / GPT tasks is something I've seen little written about, but is obviously quite important.

Confluent calls it a "customer 360" problem [1] and I don't disagree.

We (Estuary) also wrote up a post showing an approach for Slack => ChatGPT => Google Sheets [2], and have more content coming for Salesforce, HubSpot, and some others.

[1] https://www.confluent.io/blog/chatgpt-and-streaming-data-for...

[2] https://estuary.dev/gpt-real-time-pipeline/
> OT: I wish there was a way to create a playlist from music youtube suggestions. I am losing some good things when accidentally closing a tab.

How about hover on each suggestion and add it to "Watch Later" or even Queue? That also works, at least for me.
This is the xkcd with the 1III1II1 plates, it's "oh, that Welsh town with the long name".
>The only thing crypto "solves" is oversight by governments

Crypto only solves what it was designed to: A specific version of the byzantine generals problem. Turns out, nobody needed it solved.
What are some good options for a standing desk while traveling in an RV, travel trailer or van?
Yes they do need to understand it. If you believe you don't need or want to understand it, then Linux phones are not for you.

It's okay. Really. Not everything has to be for everyone, and evidently Linux phones are not for you. Please don't buy them. Thanks.
So, single server scaled vertically? Gross.
There was video floating around of a machine gun turret being remote controlled using the Valve Steamdeck in Ukraine.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/steam-deck-controls-a-real...

Edit: consumer joysticks normally use potentiometers, which aren't great for deadzones/drift. For things like dust incursion reasons along it would make sense for any industrial/military device to be using hall effect based joysticks.
Ukraine lacks capacity to process sums in aid, official admits
Unmanned, if anything a controller failing will save some lives.
sigh. You can see the global temperatures rising. Wildfires in Canada were out of control this year. Last year it happened in Australia. These temperatures and this level of fires aren't normal occurrences.

https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/....

We didn't overbuild in the florida keys because that isn't even possible. But the government is buying out people because it isn't viable anymore.

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/climate-c...
The way I see it, California extracts plenty of money from its citizens via taxes. When they decide to extract this money via a lottery instead, all the overhead of the lottery is just a complete waste. That includes advertising the lottery and implementing the lottery.
Systemic banking panic. Or systemic crypto panic. But there could be lots of causes for it.

Mining made illegal by locales, states, or countries -- because of energy pricing.

BTC transfers made illegal through law or made undesirable in some way (say KYC but with like actual teeth)

And then there's the long shot chance that a nation-state (China perhaps) figures how to program their quantum computers to break BTC algorithms, snatching away value, before investors even realize what even happened.

For the record, I don't think it would happen. But also I didn't think that AI would be a thing in my lifetime.
It can be found on top of the channel of your choice, right below channel name, right next to channel @ChannelName.
I don't have any experience using podman in production. I use it on my dev PC for work, where I have to run Windows. Previously I used Docker Desktop for Windows, but I got tired of dealing with its various annoyances. Podman has been a mostly seamless drop-in replacement. It doesn't support swarm, which I used to use with docker, but I've found a good solution using docker-compose instead.
Those 4 represent like 80-90% of EVs in the US
Even high end Logitech peripherals aren't exactly great. I bought a Logitech wireless keyboard with backlighting a few years ago. It was nice but there was some hardware bug and when not in use the lights would be flashing all day and night until the batteries run out [0]. I certainly hope their gamepads are more energy efficient than that!

[0] https://old.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/comments/pt0fkp/logitech_...
Fun fact: DOD likes game pads because soldiers all play videos game since birth and it requires the least training.
You mean the former?
Also, the economic and industrial might of the North, and the lack of industrialization in the South (slavery didn't help) meant that the disparities between military and economic might between the North and South were bound to get larger, much larger, so many in the South must have felt that 1861 was the last time they might be able to secede successfully.
"wireless PC game controller"

I wonder if they forgot spare batteries.
Tesla solution is open.

Why not CCS3, because that would take many years to get going and no charging network for it would exist.

Tesla alone has 3000 Superchargers in the US. It would take decades to get CCS3 to that point.

> I can't imagine NACS to ever be adopted in the EU, so why the additional complexity?

That complexity is already there. NACS will be the standard in North America. CCS2 in Europe. Korea seems to insist in CHAdeMO and China GB/T.

A lot of the rest of the world is open to be captured by different standards.
Nobody on the editorial staff of the WSJ is clueless. This is not a new problem.
and yet we gave up the liberty to allow citizens to own rocket launchers. we gave up the liberty to allow people to say "buy my elixir, it cures cancer".

The proper answer is not "absolute unrestrained freedom", nor is it "absolute safety at all costs". We have to find a balance between the two- one that lets people live their lives in the way that they choose, but protects them from predators (or just grossly irresponsible actors).

Just because the needle is moving, does not mean it's a corruption of some magical ideal. It's just a sign of shifting consensus.
Would be more to my liking if I could build a form, or even see the builder, without having to sign in.
I wish you could sort by views within certain time frames. I've written a JS snippet to help do this in the past, but it's crazy to me that this isn't implemented natively.

My use-case is wanting to check out the top videos from a specific time frame. I'll periodically check in on some channels or niche interest, and I just wanna get a sense of their top videos.

For example, I don't watch League of Legends regularly, but I like to check out the occasional VOD, and if I'm gonna watch a random game I'll probably get a good game by picking one with a lot of views within the last 2 or 3 months.

Other times I might go a year or two without listening to an artist and I wanna check out their most popular videos in that time frame.
Ask HN: Is there a good alternative to Reddit?
Do you suspect we are seeing the end of Reddit?
Yes we have 15k users
The JVM being truly cross-platform was a bit of a lie depending on what you do.[1]

"Java is write once, test and debug everywhere."

Also the ui toolkits for JVM ecosystems are just not as nice to develop with. But I was pretty hardcore C#/.net back in those days so take what I say there with a grain of salt.

[1] https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/20024
I guess Japan and China don’t exist in your world.
In theory, you could think of bitcoin as electricity that has already been consumed. To replace it, you would have to burn more electricity. The bitcoin concept is to manifest that burned electricity as a tradeable value.

That is the sense in which it's commodity-like. It's the underlying electricity which is consumed.

It's far from clear that this is really valid, but that's the sense of it.
Lugging drums around is the biggest pain of playing drums - set up, tear down, etc. Don’t forget packing a carpet too!
Unmanned, and they have logic to autopilot in most cases.
Is it possible to uninstall all browsers (including Chrome) in Calyxos? Most of the time I waste on my phone is in the browser and I would love to have a browserless but otherwise connected device.
there is set amount of bitcoins to mint

transaction fees were intended to keep miners active
Should go without saying, but don't rely on this for anything critical. It's not guaranteed this will run, even on successful completion of the script. Simple example: power is cut between the last line of the script and before the trap runs. Just a heads up
what is GAFAM? Is that suppose to be the new FAANG acronym?

In which case, they actually have, on multiple occasions, including currently Microsoft being one of the biggest contributors to Python core.

At one point Google employed Guido and he worked on Python there, and I believe they also have made alot of contributions to core.

Can't speak as much to Meta or Netflix though, simply don't have the knowledge

Its an architectural problem, more so than a money one
Tainted economies have externalities. Did everyone just forget how the stock market crashed in the 1920s and fucked over LOTS of people who didn't touch it?
Exactly true.

From the original list, I really don't care at all about 1/2/3 (phone calls) and only care vaguely about SMS.

My requirements are for an excellent browser and an app store with support for messaging platforms (telegram/signal/skype/slack/teams/etc) and email support, everything else is either "extra" or an outright distraction I'd probably be better off without (twitter, reddit, etc).
How else would Cthulhu be kept pacified?
Drums really fascinated me since the first day I got to sit behind a kit that one saturday morning in october 2002 and ended changing my life.

It's a "meta-instrument" instrument that has a level of customization to the individual that no other instrument goes near - in many cases you can tell a famous drummer just by looking at the disposition of their set! In many other instruments it's the player who has to adapt to said instrument, but with drums it happens quite the opposite.

Despite its avant-garde and ever-evolving nature, sometimes it baffles me that it's us players who sometimes haven't kept "in time" (no pun intended) with the instrument. I find it weird that the main reason people play hi hats cross-handed it's because a limitation in the hardware, namely the hi hat stand. Granted, there are now remote stands and you could place it almost anywhere, but they are still quite rare (and apparently even more expensive) and people just got along with the idea of having to play one of the most used pieces in the kit, precisely in rock styles, in a counter-intuitive place.

I think Bill Bruford could solve that drum layout issue perfectly, having his hats exactly on front on him and allowing him to be easily reachable with both hands without something else getting in the way (like Danny Carey). Alas it hasn't catched on because, again, people got so used to have their hi hats in a weird place that I bet many think that _it's the way we are intended to set our drums_.

Other of the head-scratching issues that even a century later is still alive is the stick grip thing. For many years they taught people traditional grip and told them that's the intended way to play drums (there's a funny rant from Buddy Rich around youtube about that matter), but as with the rise of rock styles people found that playing with a matched grip allowed them to play with more power, now they are telling people that playing matched is _the superior way_ to play drums (people of the likes of Thomas Lang, Matt Gartska and even the youtuber "the 80/20 drummer" are behind that idea).

But in reality even that comes down to the individual. I for one played with matched grip for 16 years and despite how much I did for my weak hand at the end I found my body is just not symmetrical. There's some tension in the tendons of my left hand it won't ever let me go anywhere near the flexibility of my right hand and feeling tension even when playing double strokes, no matter how relaxed. Re-discovering traditional grip was a moment of enlightenment for me and now I can't understand why people try to impose things as a grip as some sort of universal condition in the world of one of the most (if not the most) customizable musical instruments.
That's what they did? Alvin is an outlier; other bathyscaphes used the (tried-and-true) bolt-in method.

Assuming they're out there near the surface bouncing around in 6' waves and whitecaps, what they need isn't a door they can open and drown themselves with. Seems like what they need is a more effective location broadcast.

We don't actually know that they don't have good ways of being found. If they do, it makes it all the more likely that the sub is on the bottom :-(
Typically, you stay out of the left lane unless passing in the US. It's that easy. In many states, the person failing to yeild to faster traffic is ticketed, but not all.
"Everyone involved knew what they were getting into."

Did they? I might have missed that part.
I so wish youtube would have a more powerful search.

Can I have something better then 'longer then 20min'? Like there are tons of things that go up to 3h or more. And often I might want 1h content but the 'longer then 20min' shows tons of stuff that is some 22min video.
Is it content-free? I can see content fine. I don't know why abuse isn't a good enough reason for you, and there must be ulterior motives.
I've read that being a civilian in the Merchant Navy was more dangerous than being in the armed forces.
Likely due to two things:

1) Many more people fly or bike than ride in submarines.

2) Regulations are written in blood. Too many of these types of accidents and then safety rules will be established and enforced (hopefully).
I saw a video that indicated that the attrition from RTO is desirable for some CEOs. If revenues are falling, its better to have staff leave than it is to announce layoffs. RTO gives them a shield and they can paint the WFH crowd as lazy and not a culture fit.
need vs want. I think in America want is what dictates consumer choices. Anything that doesnt play well with want will not fly in the US imo.

although I agree with your overall argument
Reminded me about this article on the birth of glacial research.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-discover...
TIL about the Peplink which I shall look in to.

Interesting that you configured MultipathTCP. It has been on my to-do list since forever. I use "whatever WiFi we can latch onto" + T-Mobile hot spot device + impromptu cellphone hot spot as needed which goes through a LinkSys running OpenWRT and then on into a UDM Pro. Whenever the internet "goes out" I would just manually shunt to another connection. Think I need to prioritize the investigation of Multipath. Have never run out of data, but I am not full-time like you.

Batteries & solar - can never have enough. Am contemplating adding more, even if some of them sit in shadow for part of the day due to the AC unit.
You don't need to understand it according to Librem. They are marketing a "user-friendly"(their words) replacement for iPhone and Android. If this was a product sold for the most hardcore Linux users who dream about bash scripts then yeah this isn't a product for me and that's fine. But, that isn't what they are trying to sell and that is the problem.
I'm still unhappy about them removing NSFW from r/all.

Back in the day I could keep scrolling until my feed was majority dongs, and that would be the end of Reddit for the day. No regrets about signing off. It was like a perfect equal and opposite force to balance my addiction.
Most of those concerns though are covered by "failure of an entity" -- which could be inherent through bad business practices, or it could be regulatory.

A quantum computer breakthrough that destroys BTC does really fundamentally cause BTC to fail as an algorithm, which is a bit higher level.

I don't think that is likely, and we don't really have AGI, although LLMs are great for certain kinds of queries and polishing language or doing boilerplate coding.
Any companies making vector databases for iOS or Android?
To complete my microprocessor list, here are the two exotic CPUs I most wanted to try as a teenager. Buying them in mid-1980s Australia was not realistic, especially since I had no money. The closest I came to them was reading about them in Byte magazine...

* Inmos T414 Transputer (1985), with Occam programming language.

* Novix NC4016 (also 1985), designed by Chuck Moore, which executed Forth directly.