skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have the same issue, and also experience relief by resting the front of my head. It is so bad these headaches often trigger visual artifacts.

I have found that stretching my shoulder joints works well to stop my severe cervicogenic headaches when they are beginning to develop. I need to rotate my shoulders 90 degrees back till they click. My neck gets in place. Sometimes it does not work. Avoiding laptop work decreased the frequency of issues quite dramatically.
Yeah it’s inhumane to work all day 0_o
Isaacson went for the story being about a brilliant visionary and his big flaws without really questioning the first part. That's part of the price of access it can't be too negative on what the subject actually values.

Elon is alright with controversy and being seen as an asshole, his main goal is to be seen as IRL Tony Stark super-engineer, and Isaacson didn't question that.
“Online services that offer podcasts must register; however, individuals who use social media to share podcasts do not.”

They only want to control the means by which podcasts are distributed.
It’s weird they focus blame on passenger vehicles when trucks are so much heavier.

Shift the freight to rail. No plastics to shed. Much more energy efficient. Can be fully electric.
It does kill the independent podcaster who hosts and serves their own content.

Downfall of Canada continues.
> I actually discovered this API-schema approach from the docs of one of those tool...I just can't remember which one.

Maybe from https://postgrest.org/en/v10.2/schema_structure.html
> 1. Hardware companies need some software to test their product, so this will be wasting their effort.

They can also open source their testing bench code. The only ones who have to be afraid are those who don't care about quality. "Sunlight is the best disinfectant" also applies here - I'd really like to be able as a consumer to choose the product that demonstrates the better engineering!

> 2. Good documentation and testing is probably not as common as you think.

Oh, I'm aware of that, and the consequences of that are becoming more and more dire as electronic waste from defunct companies or unsupported and unsecure devices piles up, together with hacked IoT devices causing mayhem on the wide Internet in botnets.

It's high time for that to stop.

> 3. It takes a huge amount of effort to write high quality drivers by reverse engineering. The thing about Asahi Linux is that the hardware does not have many variants, but there are a lot more different hardware for PCs.

So what? Ordinary PC hardware at its core still conforms to decades old standards that can be used as a fallback. Given a sufficient supply of beers, coffee and pizza, every CS student worth their money can throw up a basic graphical OS that runs on any mainstream (i.e. non-embedded) x86 system. Input, output (video, serial, audio, keyboard, mice, accessories) and storage all have standardized interfaces - the only thing that does not is networking.

There is no reason at all to say that the ARM world can't standardize on basic components or at least interfaces. Apple can - their UART implementation, according to rumors, dates back to the early iPod/iPhone days, while Samsung has something like five or six completely different implementation, and Mediatek and all the other SoC vendors run their completely own stuff.
Couldn't put it more simply or succinctly if I tried. The topic is huge, yet the absence of further discussion by others is quite telling.
I think natural selection is actually very much alive and well its just not in ways we've traditionally been taught to recognize.
One of the stronger signals is that there is probably LESS, pressure to do or to live in any such fashion as there has ever been throughout all of human history. Basically nobody could care less. So in turn, only the already-inclined among us are opting to have children.
Was your test blinded? I guess there is a chance you are an outlier but blind tests like this one don't support what you are saying.

http://archimago.blogspot.com/2014/06/24-bit-vs-16-bit-audio...

>In a naturalistic survey of 140 respondents using high quality musical samples sourced from high-resolution 24/96 digital audio collected over 2 months, there was no evidence that 24-bit audio could be appreciably differentiated from the same music dithered down to 16-bits using a basic algorithm (Adobe Audition 3, flat triangular dither, 0.5 bits).

>Furthermore, analysis of those utilizing more expensive audio systems ($6,000+) did not show any evidence of the respondents being able to identify the 24-bit audio. Those using headphones likewise did not show any stronger preference for the higher bit-depth sample. No difference was noted in the "older" (51+ years) age group data (not surprising if there is no discernible difference even with potential age-related hearing acuity changes).
I mean, I live in Seattle, and it is 57F today, supposed to hit max 63F. Just in my 8 years living there, i’ve experienced more than one October hotter than this. The historical average for the 1st of October is 67F during the day[0], which seems to affirm my observation.

So no, your statement is just trying to dismiss a perfectly valid question in the parent comment.

0. https://weatherspark.com/m/913/10/Average-Weather-in-October...
How a Notorious Film Pirate Got Caught and Won - The Yify Story
Democracy is dying worldwide.[1][2]

- Russia had real elections for a while, but got rid of term limits and now seems to have a president for life.

- China now has a premier for life.

- Israel seems to now have a premier for life. (15 years and counting, despite some short gaps)

- The US has Trump.

- India has become an "electoral autocracy".

A common factor is dysfunctional legislatures/parliaments. This leads to the executive taking over
more legislative power. Then a "strongman" emerges. Then the legislative branch becomes irrelevant.

It's also a common factor that the current crop of autocratic national leaders are under-performers.
There's not an Eisenhower, a Ben-Gurion, a de Gaulle or an Ataturk in the bunch. Let alone a Roosevelt or a Churchill.

[1] https://freedomhouse.org/issues/democracies-decline

[2] https://www.reuters.com/world/half-worlds-democracies-declin...
Yeah so they target all the major podcasting streaming services like Spotify. Dark path.
"handsome 60 year old man inspecting a pile of coins with a magnifying glass, in an isolated hut in the forest, unaware of cthulhu looking in through the open door, ultrarealistic"

https://imgur.com/rlqMbXN

Default image quality/style leaves a bit to be desired, but it's doing a great job of paying attention to the details of the prompt.
New Zealand plans to charge road user charges for EVs next year AFAIK. This is a per km tax, though don't believe it has a weight consideration
Exactly. Not saying this is good news either way, but I can go multiple years on a set of tires, and majority of the mass is still there when I go to charge tires.

Perhaps they mean just the mass in the pm2.5-pm10 size spectrum?
Mobility; unfortunately, the public transit infrastructure in the US isn't that great and the sprawl means that cars have become a necessity.

Many areas simply can't be served efficiently by transit.
There are very few/no "true democracies" in the world. Even the USA is not a "true democracy" because a presidential candidate can win the majority vote but still lose the election.

But there are a lot of governments with democratic elements integrated into them, including USA, Japan, South Korea.
As a salaryman you are supposed to not leave office before your boss AND pretend to be working, pillow defeats the objective.
WebAssembly, often shortened to Wasm, is a relatively new technology that allows you to compile application code written in over 40+ languages (including Rust, C, C++, JavaScript, and Golang) and run it inside sandboxed environments.
Being by far the most convenient way to travel from home to pretty much any random location.

Speaking from the Netherlands with a relatively good public transit system.
Oh wow, I've never seen a paid browser plugin before. It's interesting how the idea of paying what to me is a negligible amount of money still changes the way I think about it.
The devastation of the rainforests. No rainforest= no rain
Micro censorship. Step by step.

How does one really define a podcast anyway? Me hosting any audio file which is not music and has people talking?
There is one situation where 44k/24 bit and 88k/24 bit CAN sound appreciably different, and that's when aliasing is introduced into the recording, mixing, or the sample rate conversion.

If proper precautions are not taken during the recording/mixing/mastering phases aliasing artifacts can be heard in the recording. This may account for the differences that some people hear when judging whether there are differences between the two. Higher sample rate files are more permissive of aliasing and exhibit less perceptible artifacts. So you're less likely to hear it at a higher sample rate.

The artifacts of aliasing manifest as inharmonic distortion that starts at the top octaves and then folds back into lower frequencies as the effect is intensified. This can be easily perceived by most listeners if it is pointed out to them. It is not a pleasant effect like first-order or second-order distortion. It does not compliment the record at all.

That said, if proper precautions are taken to mitigate latency artifacts during the record-making process then a listener shouldn't perceive any difference between a 44k and an 88k record. The best case scenario is often a record that's recorded, mixed, and mastered, at high sample rates, even if it's ultimately be down-sampled to CD quality (44 kHz).
So you want to expose a database? – An exploration of automated API generation
Ok, in that case I would strongly advise against advertising your net worth with your prospective new employer because they probably aren't going to hire you if they are aware of the fact that you are doing it just so you're not bored. Try to be as normal as possible if you want to get hired. What you could do is find a way to show your capabilities without directly revealing your net worth, even though I don't know what that would be. Another option is to turn some of your money into a small investment fund and to manage that. It's anything but boring.
So? No matter what actions you take, _something_ is going to be the leading killer of kids. By itself that statement means nothing.
that's what 'production' in the quoted passage means.
I think the portraits of the downvoters would fully explain this phenomenon
I did say he is a step away. He’s had a big turn to conservative ideas, embracing all of them, he regularly peddles outlandish conspiracy theories. That’s why I say he’s almost about to turn on all his years of “energy revolution” and pump out gas guzzlers or something.
You should read the details to become informed on the topic before feigning fear and anxiety.
…and ensure online streaming services make meaningful contributions to Canadian and Indigenous content.

Not loving that phrasing. The only reason you’d be this opaque is because you want to hide your intentions.
Presidentialism, Multiparty Systems, and Democracy (1990) [pdf]
I have no doubt a smart individual without a technical degree can, with time, become self-educated to take highly technical roles. A degree, however, can allow someone to come in at a place a little higher up the ladder with certain skills already in place ever, possibly to rise faster due to having learned how to learn. So much depends upon the individual and on the company they were able to hire into.
Core tenet of Project 2025 from the Heritage Foundation (any guesses as to their leanings?)

> The plan would perform a quick takeover of the entire U.S. federal government under a maximalist version of the unitary executive theory – a theory proposing the president of the United States has absolute power of the executive branch – upon inauguration.
If you can find one for sale on a Japanese retailer, there are third-party proxy services you can use to have it shipped to the US. IIRC some are platform-specific (like services for Yahoo! Japan auctions), and the proxy obviously adds to the total price, but it's all legit. I've bought a fair bit of stuff through proxies.
that rings true. and devs dont usually pay for dev tools. the only way I see them having any success is if they gain significant market adoption

however I applaud the effort trying to innovate in the saturated field. Almost every alternative on that list except thunder client is vc funded. I still can't wrap my head around postmans 5.6b val lol
A tax during annual registration based on axle weight to the fourth power times the number of miles driven since the last odometer reading.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_power_law

There are some horrible states without annual inspections, but they should be federally punished until they comply. If we could force every state to have a drinking age of 21, using access to highway funding, then there's no reason the same thing couldn't be done for vehicular taxation. It would increase state tax revenue anyway...
An implantable device could enable injection-free control of diabetes
All the factors you mention are scalar. You can wear 0,1,2,3 masks. You can be 1,2,3,10,20 feet away from the person for 0,1,5,10 minutes. I can come up with any number of such factors involving wind, lifetime of virus, the person's shedding rate, etc.

Given that, there will always be a border at which having an additional 50% coverage is useful. Where the actual line is, we don't know. But as long as protection is monotonic in the factors above, it's always valuable to have more protection, which implies even <100% effective masks are useful.

Trivial proof: Imagine someone with literally 10k masks all around them. You have to admit this is more safe than 1 mask. QED. You can call in meta factors like "in reality nothing matters" but you're arguing by consequences then, not actually disagreeing with the facts, just claiming they don't matter.
"NextGenTV"... what's the following generation called?
No it doesn’t.

They would have to earn $10 million dollars or more in annual revenue to be affected.
Pretty sure you had to configure both devices for it to work.
it is also possible to write secure c code, as it is in any other language.
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There is a legitimate lack, partially because the federal guidelines for holding a CDL rule out anyone who uses marijuana.
There shouldn’t be any requirements for masks. Want to wear one? Great. Should I have to? No.
No, they are a functioning liberal democratic republic.
Irrespective of their geopolitics.
They managed to impeach and jail a sitting president.
Teens inundated with phone prompts day and night, research finds
Didn't ask + you're a troll

Wow, look how constructive that was for conversation! /s
Can you explain the Trump bit more?

He was essentially democratically elected, served 4 years, and is now running in democratic elections again.
What I don't understand is why someone doesn't just, essentially, fork the browser and take over for them. You'd either need someone with enough name recognition that the people tired of Mozilla's incompetence would switch to their fork (and thereby give them the search revenue), or a donation from someone to get them off the ground, but nobody even wants to make the attempt?
The Deep Story Beneath the Big Lie
It is worst than this for Russia: demographic decline was already well established before the war starred, the hole this is adding to the reproductive capacity of the russian population is going to be very hard to get out of, so the "another generation" is just not going to be there with the mass of WW2 or WUkrZ.
Last paragraphs are really important recommendations for how to end the pandemic.

"Masking, increased ventilation and distancing reduces the number of microbes you’re exposed to. Vaccination increases the infectious dose. "

We really need to move beyond vaccine only, its not working Covid is just too transmissible.
>They were never truly democratic in the first place, I don't see what the problem is.

I would say they should become more democratic, not less. Democracy itself is a value and a scale of degree and countries becoming more democratic usually correlates with other things people value (various freedoms and rights being respected, happiness and quality of life, and other things).
In order to solve inequality as a result of AI, you don't need to decentralize AI, you can just decentralize the government of AI (and the AI remains centralized). And of course people who would work with that AI would be subject to the law, so if they did a different thing that people democratically decided, they would be penalized.

And that is safer because if everyone has access to the model, then people can use it in unsafe way. And it would be much more difficult to enforce the laws, when you have to control what everyone in the world does, than just one or few entities (companies, organizations, governments, whatever...). Unless it talks about decentralizing it in such way that different nodes store different parts of the model, instead of all nodes having the entire model (in that case, it's fine).
I can with almost 100% certainty tell you that none of the major providers use HSMs for their DKIM keys.
As a scientific word, work all day is unavoidable.

Jobs that co-opt and expropriate outputs of our own work are the problem.
4chan Turns 20
They should as cornering and braking exerts a higher force on them, so they should wear faster.
I do work in tech, doesn't mean the country isn't a failing mess that is becoming worse to live in by the year.

If you have a high demand job, that gives you leverage to move to a country that isn't shooting itself in the foot consistently and in a downward spiral toward authoritarianism.
They are talking about particles in the PM2.5 and PM10 size range, not the mass of all emissions...
The new Sonic films grossed $700M and they are selling millions of copies of new Sonic games. It's still popular and printing money for Sega.
Sure, but that's also easy to normalize in a proper test
The free market argument only works when it’s just poor people being impacted. If the rich are losing money then the free market people are suspiciously silent.
For those who don't have context on this:

https://www.link.nyc/home.html

It's not just USB charging, it's also pretty fast wifi.
Cyberpunk...
Your young and fit rollerblade dude doesn’t seem to be carrying much in the way of groceries or supervising any young children.

What about the single mother of three with a disability? Should she push a cart to the grocery store? Who is watching her kids while she does this?
Am I the only one who can't login with his Firefox? Not just for this use case, but as a general issue.
It's acceptable for most people listening to it on tiny speakers on phones or even earphones. But there is no way it's high-fi.
I don't think we are necessarily in disagreement here, so I'm not sure how to respond. I never said that Stallman was exerting power over me to get me to live by his standards, just that I would have to change and restrict the way I use software and which software I use if I (voluntarily) followed all his recommendations. As I've said in my original post I even respect his commitment and perseverance in this regard and think they lead to a better outcome for everyone, but I'm unwilling to follow his example out of laziness and convenience.
Thanks for sharing this, I read the article.

Can anyone provide the difference between marketing and advertising? I lost my notes -- there was a formal definition IIRC.

(This issue has been a plague on social media since the site I used to brag "I can put you on the front page" of went bankrupt. Own your biases!)
Actually N95 is AT LEAST 95% effective. 95% is its worst case performance on a PM2.5 sized particle, at all other particle sizes it is better than 95% usually considerably. We also have N99 masks and even P100 respirators which do an even better job. We just need to start using them. We also need to educate ourselves how to fit and fit test a mask because if its leaking its not giving you that level of protection.
Aren’t a lot of the tailpipe emissions gaseous? Like carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and water?
Isn't the proper tax on tires? The more you shed, the faster they need replacement. So cars which shed a lot of microplastics would both use up more tires, AND would pay more tax. So as the tax increases we correctly linearly decrease tire use.

It would be a mistake to over-punish EV users compared to ICE just because the average weight of an EV is heavier. (We know the weights, we don't need to average by class)

This would reward companies for inventing tech which would wear our fewer tires, leading to less pollution.
Bears versus robot wolves in ageing Japan
A huge boost to economic productivity and growth by increasing the flexibility of land usage, for example.
Indeed, the sentence says "particulate emissions" not gaseous emissions.
I think that kids might be interested in more than just a piano, so I wanted to use something like zyn with 16 hand-picked instruments. The nanoKONTROL2 has buttons to play/record/stop, and 8 separate control sections, each with a slider, rotating knob and 3x buttons. I could use them to record into separate tracks and play back solo or together. I just don't know if it's possible to make that usable without a display. That's what I'll be experimenting with. I know that the synth can operate as a VST inside a DAW (eg Ardour) and that many DAWs can run headless (eh hardour) so it may be possible to do this without a mouse, keyboard and screen. The nanoKONTROL2 has LEDs that can be used to indicate status etc.
No, Canada has had laws promoting Canadian Content (CanCon) for many years now. What’s new is that they’re now extending these protections to online media.
Doubt it. The problem is that you don't know the source of the audio. That is the key difference, and since streaming even if you pick the right album the "same" song might come from another because it "is the same".

If you see such a huge difference across all music the playback software have manipulated the audio.

Assuming you have high quality set on spotify (even in the mobile-streaming setting, if you didn't use wifi).
Thanks for sharing OP, is there a longread version of this? I tend to read the news while listening to music... or having a film from YIFY play in the corner of the screen.

:-)
Why do you think neighborhoods with single family homes that have insanely high appreciation don’t want new houses built?

Because it’s their only high growth asset, and their largest.

How did it get that way?

You can go step by step through this process of root cause analysis and see that it is because our money is weak.
He tried to overturn and end democracy. It was kind of a big deal. Many in jail now. Many more soon to follow including him.
Yeah, 18-20 bits make sense in loudly tuned cinemas.
The inevitability of widespread ad load increases (2022)
> 2. Good documentation and testing is probably not as common as you think.

Not to mention that documentation != the actual behavior of the card. both nvidia and AMD release a ton of day-one driver fixes for new games being released that provide stability and sometimes double-digit performance gains over a pre-patched driver. The only way this works in a disintegrated ecosystem is if game devs become pros at creating driver bug workarounds.