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Interesting, but this has a hint of gatekeeping I would say. If someone makes a product and it's somewhat successful, who cares what it's built on!? The actual intent according to their website is

> Computing for everybody

> From industries large and small, to the kitchen table tinkerer, to the classroom coder, we make computing accessible and affordable for everybody.

https://www.raspberrypi.com/

I would say that's exactly what we're seeing here.
Exactly my point. You cannot measure that the resistance is exactly zero, you can "only" give an upper bound. The upper bound depends on your approach, but no approach can give you a zero upper bound.
Hate to be a downer but I think this idea would be a fire hazard. The stairwell just isn’t made for this use or capacity. It’s a transient, liminal space.
Maybe you could transpile it to ts to get rid of this friction. And your framework would be somewhat akin to coffeescript.
The first time I heard "Geordie" was in the song "Sailing to Philadelphia" ( live - https://youtu.be/GtxuWycNgfo ; studio - https://youtu.be/GGgZ5aimDbM ) which referred to Jeremiah Dixon as a Geordie Boy and immediately describes him as upper class.

... and looking it up... Dixon was born in Cockfield, County Durham... which is in Northern England as described.

Just interesting seeing these loose ends of things I knew tie together in other ways.
Where is Art Bell when we need him?

http://stream3.u7radio.org:8500/

http://198.27.120.235:8450/
The irony is in how the US claims to be all about equality and opportunity. But then it treats one of the most productive classes of its residents as second class who do not deserve some basic legal protections.

Still, to answer your question, the difference is in the number of dealings an immigrant has to go through and the consequences if any of these goes badly. If you mess up your DMV meeting every 5 years, no big deal. You failed to update your address in your annual license renewal as an immigrant? That is a potential black mark that can get your green card denied and your life ruined.

Maybe it is the case for every country to treat immigrants like that. But when the US is built by immigrants, it should have an incentive to do better than that. Otherwise, why would people immigrate here instead of all the other "desirable" countries, or maybe just come back home? In such situations, sure, the US hasn't done wrong. It simply had done worse than it used to. And that can be a subjective sign of decline depending on how you look at it.
Damn I wonder if this problem could have been solved by making a dedicated board.
It is all essentially guess and check unless you want to learn acoustics, short of that the best you can do is search for what people have done in a similar situation. Dimensions of the room and what you are recording play a big role, reducing echos for recording a full drum kit is a very different thing than reducing echos for a single person recording narration for their youtube videos, for the former you will likely need full room treatment, for the latter just treating the wall you face or even rearranging the room may be enough. Changing mics could also do it, a highly directional dynamic pointed right at the source and up close will pick up less of the room than an omni condenser. Are you even recording or are you just trying to make you living space quieter?
Presumably become @musicfanfan.
I buy children's melatonin. The doses get do much smaller with children. The price is much smaller.

Life extension is just an expensive brand. You're paying for reassurance you aren't being swindled because the US's regulations around supplements is a joke.
Then the public transit in your city / country was already a failure.

Public transit in a lot of places does more than just getting people to office jobs. The bigger problem sounds like your city is not attractive and there's no reason to visit it physically or that everyone is forced to drive because the public transit is terrible.
We had a 2 week NICU stay for our daughter earlier this year. The nurses loved putting items in the crib to make the baby happier but they always looked at me and said, “don’t do this at home!”

Congratulations on your baby!
Then the military ought to choose a better location, somewhere a civilian with a good camera can't take such compromising photos.
The immigration system has a duty to the citizens, not to the immigrants - except as far as it preserves human rights and serves the citizens.

You’re not entitled to citizenship. We didn’t get it by birth alone, we got it because our lineage dedicated their life to building this country into what it is and passed it on to their children.

That you have this entitlement towards US citizenship means you don’t deserve it at all.
Surprisingly then clicking reader mode, some of those images come back. Anyone know why?
This is just ridiculous paranoia.

Compare the quality of satellite photography a well funded nation state has access to against Mr Arnu's taken from 42km away.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/2019-08-...

https://dreamlandresort.com/area51/panorama_0523.html

It's not an unknown problem either and the 3 letter people have decades of experience dealing with it including moveable shelters.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/is-this-a-secret-aircr...
This is a common trope and dishonest statement among certain political factions, there is no need to bring that here (or anywhere for that matter).

Consider your words and positions carefully, they look like they could use some attention.
Yes, I found personal pictures from years ago suddenly appear on a work OneDrive. The entire Microsoft accounts ecosystem is such a cluster fuck I don't think they could have designed an easier system to get phished in. It's like they never conceive of the idea that some people don't have the luxury of having a different laptop for all my personal and professional needs. This makes comingling data WAY to easy. IOS is also bad at this.
IMO every company, employee, or hobbyist should be able to buy the same number of Pis. Fulfilling orders of thousands for corporations while leaving individuals to fight over out-of-stock listings is not computing for everybody.
Yeah I use tags for browser bookmarks, but I find that it's very hard to remember the names of tags over time.

+1 on restarting with something similar. If you can get away without a db it might be easier
That's why you'll never make CEO pay. Most people, myself included, will happily retire with a couple million.

A lot of these people have ambitions that require a lot more money than that. Maybe they want to cure aging or explore space or something.

Another way of looking at it: if someone makes 100m a year and they are thinking about retiring, how much would you need to offer for them to choose to work another year instead? That's how much you need to pay them next year.
https://cultdeadcow.com/news/veilidparty20230622.html
This is cool. I thought the article would be about testing for life signs in a dying patient by hand squeezing. Nevertheless, it's a great idea, and as they say, "noninvasive".

I approached my PCP once about my grip. I was concerned that my grip was too strong, actually, because I spent all my time with my right hand curled around the mouse, and I was feeling tingles and spasms, and if I dared attempt to lift anything heavy, my hands would cramp up and I'd drop the thing. So, it wasn't a weak grip, per se. But that's all he knew to test me for, and he ran a few tests and said I was stronger than he was, and not to worry about it.

Nevertheless, I later procured a referral to physical therapy, and we went over multiple types of exercises and procedures that could help regain flexibility in my hands, and reduce the onset of pain. I still pratice some of them today, so it was a fairly beneficial referral and knowledgeable physical therapist.
Mechanical keyboard user here. Most of us use mechanical keyboards because they're a lot more fun to type on. That's it. Because if you're not having fun, what's the point?
I use them a bit at my work and the main reason is to reduce how much I’m fetching (which can take a couple of minutes). It’s also good for avoiding accidental inconsistencies between copies (Git will complain if you try to check out the same branch in MyProj and AltMyProj if they are both worktrees). You can checkout the same commit in two worktrees though so you can still do it in practice if really necessary.
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Those who don’t care about exporting their notes I guess? I mean I get why people may want to export notes but sometimes (often) you have a native app that just works and notes be accesible on other platforms in the ecosystem. Sure, Logseq and obsidian do this but at least with Logseq I’ve often seen janky behavior where the damn thing hangs because it’s syncing with icloud. I just get tired of these sorts of hiccups and want something that seamlessly just works whether I am on Mac ir iPhone.
OOP was a mistake. Functional programming has some interesting ideas, but it's not useful in practical applications. Procedural programming is the simplest and fastest way to make the computer do things.
It's a limitation on the non-bad actors though. It only hurts the bad actor insofar that it's a little harder to willingly get access to them for innocent people.
Some banks went through a phase of this - website would present an on screen keyboard for the password field with a randomized layout.

I'm sure customer frustration was huge.
Many people DIED giving birth, dude. Many of them STILL die. Maternal mortality rates, for most of history, matched or exceeded the rates at which soldiers died in wars! This take is breathtakingly misogynist and also inaccurate as hell.
> I don't have access to the paper so I can't read it.

Weird - anyone that routinely reads actual science papers knows how to access them:

https://sci-hub.ru/10.1038/nature21416

> Your paper presumably doesn't disprove that?

There's an entire body of work on human diaspora from first origins, it's been making great strides in recent decades with DNA comparisons dating movements by degree of change over time - that'd be a good place to start your study.

> because that has never happened anywhere else in the world.

That seems like a ridiculous assertion and I need definitive proof, can you back that up?

Good luck in furthering your education and best wishes to you MrShoelaces.
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> There is a reason why the vast majority of women choose to have more children after their first child.

There are many reasons, but “because childbirth was a fun time” tends not to be a prominent one.
DITTO.
The world including U.S. citizens are better off with a well educated population.

Research funded by foreign powers can still improve people’s lives with the added benefit that we don’t have to pay for it. Currently China has a terrible reputation when it comes to science, but there are also useful discoveries taking place.

That’s not to say there are zero downsides, but the vast majority of information these people are receiving is already freely available. US universities are world class, but there’s already some quite competitive schools in many other countries including China.
Could you elaborate on this — “wouldn’t want to cache around the endpoint instead of GPT call”. Just want to see if I’m missing an important consideration here
Say what you want about Microsoft, but they knew the importance of getting their products into as many people's hands as possible, even if it meant accepting that some of them were going to steal it. On the other hand, Sony's appeal to consumers has greatly diminished because they focused more on protectionism than making their products a household name. Sure, they have the Playstation, but come on. Maybe they should go back to making movies that were actually good.
Dominican Republic's Income Convergence Signals Path to Advanced Economy Status
Anything can trend on HN any time, it's not unlike any other social news website.
Specifics are not public yet AFAIK, from their website:

> More info about Veilid will be available- including technical deep-dives and source code- after the launch in August.
but you can compile it and disable all those stuff with patch. With close source, we have to wait for 60 days, find the ip and block etc..?

Dealing with opensource project is way easy tbh.
> Burn-out is included in the 11th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) as an occupational phenomenon. It is not classified as a medical condition.

Internet doctors in shambles after learning they're just occupational therapists.
> Vim is like a son to me :-).

Huge respect.

Thank you so much for everything, and rest in peace.
Pretty sure it's just selling the brand, ha ha. They're very in-depth though.
> Today's AI models are missing the ability to reason abstractly, including asking and answering questions of "Why?" and "How?"

The author lost me here. GPT-4 regularly asks me these questions, or sort of. This depends on your prompting. GPT-4 can understand when you are approaching a problem from the wrong side, and suggest a different and more correct approach.

The problem is the default prompting. GPT-4 will be biased by your prompt and tries to go along with it even if it internally ("knows") or has biases against it.
I run my own cluster on bare metal. My control plane runs on 3 separate notes over a Postgres db. So that part is as solid as the managed solutions. Thank God no ETCD.

However, I have been burned many times by keeping critical infra things inside the cluster, so I only deploy stateless apps there. Everything I build does not need storage orchestration, it can just die and pop up elsewhere. Only storage I have is local RWO. No weird CSIs.

No TF. I manage my k3s cluster using k3sup with ansible. I use cherts directly (cert manager, ingress…and that’s it).

Upgrades are usually smooth (I did go through the whole ingressClass thing). I think all this would be much harder the more abstractions you have. I think k8s alone is peak abstraction so I try to make everything as raw as possible. Otherwise I don’t think any tool can save you besides hiring a full time infra engineer. No tool can guarantee a perfect upgrade path because it will not know how parts of your setup and apps are affected by the upgrade.
I like this one: https://huggingface.co/junelee/wizard-vicuna-13b

I am not affiliated with the project. I like that LLM because it runs on my Mac and it performs fairly close to GPT 3.5
They're classified as vehicles. Bikes themselves are also classified as vehicles and belong on the road
Thank you!

D'oh! Damnit I hate when I do that, thanks for letting me know. I wish I could still edit the comment..
Funny, I was just wondering if Kagi would publish such statistics. Amazing!

Hilarious as hell that Pinterest is at the top of the list.

Kagi is great, btw. Get a subscription.
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Only hit caps lock on accident. I used to pry the CAPSLOCK keycap off my keyboards at work.
Oh cool, so it's time to learn Dvorak or other keyboard setups.
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I don't know. I don't want to, so long as I have HN Enhancement Suite. It works befitting to the shortcomings of HN design.
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I’d love to have been there to see what the guess was for me. During my growing up years I lived in Houston, the Bay Area of California, Salt Lake City, Denver, Northern Indiana, Pensacola, SW Montana, West Palm Beach, Seattle, and Ponce, Puerto Rico. I have no idea what dialect of English I speak and would be super curious to have heard the professors guess.
That is a fantastic resource. Thanks for putting together such an accessible and comprehensive overview.
You'd need to randomise the keyboard layout every so often, perhaps every 100 strokes.
Here's my understanding of the current situation: iOS now ignores the viewport setting altogether, while in Chrome, there is a setting in the Accessibility section to "Force enable zoom".

So IIRC there's a workaround (if you want to call it that) for both platforms.
Fingerprint + physical access to phone is a pretty targeted attack. Assuming the phone is secure of course.
So, um, Signal? https://github.com/signalapp
Are People Generous When the Financial Stakes Are High?
I would absolutely love to hear more about this, any of the details you care to share. Truly does sound like an adventure.
I hear people say “the 26” and “the 217”. But, not “the I-5”.
Oddly enough I have a thing for MK3 GTI’s
AI must have its own goals to be intelligent (2021)
Everyone kind of finds their niche program to dig into unhealthily.

One of my professors did that with Excel. When I got my first job. I did that with Vim. 15m hacking on my .vimrc for every hour coding that first year I think. Time well spent years later. Thank you Bram.
I hope Intel keeps throwing more VRAM at their top cards than the competition. With the way current AI works that VRAM alone could make them attractive to try to develop for in the consumer/hobbyist space.
Tumblr was supposed to implement activity pub protocol. I wonder if that's still in their plans.
With physical coercion, all bets are off. The goal is to survive. You probably want a distress password perhaps.
You can do this stuff on a MacBook Pro these days... not sure why you'd want to be locked into another vendor here. Either use the best (OpenAI, Anthropic) or just roll your own.
The pis are getting sold either way. See op's comment about publicly available pis getting snatched in seconds? RBP doesn't need a deal with a large corporation to sell off their inventory.
> and the US is happy to take that money

US is or our colleges are?

> Maybe China is playing it dirty and forces these scientists to come back.

Or maybe 'China provides many opportunities for its citizens to study abroad and expand their horizons' and their citizens want to help their own country in turn?

> Sure, "freedom" and "human rights" are something but frankly

Nobody immigrates for 'freedom' and 'human rights'? Everyone immigrates for 'better life' - money. And what freedom and human rights do the chinese lack?

> You get treated like second class human beings and are forced to fight and prove you deserve something others were simply born with.

Good. Why should non-citizens be treated the same as citizens? Every country should treat their citizens better than non-citizens.

> There must be an incentive for these people to endure that kind of process.

'Freedom' and 'human rights'. Funny isn't it? It's sounds so stupid when you say it out loud and yet the dumb masses believe it.

> And for many Chinese whose homeland in every way a direct competitor to the US, there aren't enough reasons.

Good. It means china is advancing and providing opportunities for their own people. These chinese scientists should go home and help create china's harvard, mit, etc. And hopefully india, south america, africa and rest of the world follows china's example. The blueprint is there and if china is able to develop then so can the rest of the world.
This is like shucking drives but shucking rare compute.
These spots aren’t generally subsidized for foreign students. Higher education in the US has many types of price discrimination and subsidies so it’s a complex topic but foreign students will generally be charged a premium.

Also rather than a fixed number of slots most schools grow and shrink based on demand. That’s why so many more people can get educated vs 40 or even 20 years ago. There’s generally a huge surplus of people willing to teach outside of a few niche areas.
Unless the bank is too big to fail
If I understand correctly, that is, to simplify almost to the point of absurdity.

Observations about the universe don't match our understanding of physics.

DarkMatter handles the problem by adding stuff we can't see to make it match the physics.

MOND handles the problem by changing the physics to match what we can see.

The problem with DM is why can't we see the stuff.

The problem with MOND is why are local physics different than remote physics.

MOND does a better job at predicting observed phenomenon, because it is based on observed behavior. but fails to provide a good underlying reason for the behavior.

Both have edgecases they fail to handle.
>We didn’t get it by birth alone

That is false. Check the 14th amendment on jus soli. Your own constitution, written by the founders of your country disagrees with you.

By standards of the US citizenship test. You do not qualify for citizenship.

See how arbitrary it is? Also statistically, per person, immigrants contribute to the US more than its own citizens. Your attempt of using "lineage" is so ridiculous I don't know what to say. If you truly believe that, then we should have kings and queens again because their "lineages" sure are prestigious and contribute a lot to the country.

But of course, the US founders were vehemently against it, as written in the constitution and the declaration of independence. So I guess you again proved you failed the citizenship test.
I think the point of header generation is not to save compilation time, but to save developer time. Saving them from writing the same thing twice, in header and in implementation.
That one made me cringe hard, the guy would just not use the built-in function or have the decency to sling back into the shell with :! wc -w filename.whatever.

Insanity described in that post.
How come keyboard sound suppression is not a standard option in all online communication apps? It’s not that hard, keyboard sounds are pretty distinct.
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Is this you Google. Sorry, even if Firefox was run by the mob right now, it’d be better than handing you control of the web.
No, yours replaces empty lines with 'printf("@%d\n", __LINE);@'. The GP replaces empty lines with 'printf("@%d\n", __LINE__);' The replacement doesn't wrap any code. It annotates that certain points in the source have been reached at runtime. Yours wouldn't compile, which seriously limits its usefulness.
It seems to be a weird argument to make since the Raspberry Pi foundation itself is positioning PIs as advantageous for industrial use.

https://www.raspberrypi.com/for-industry/powered-by/
All great reasoning. Unfortunately I believe it's a fake from an Occam's razor standpoint: it's too short and precisely framed.

It's trivial to record a video 20x longer with a moving POV without revealing IP or secrets, but far from easy to product 20x more doctored vfx.