skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or you can just buy 490nm LED bulbs, which is the wavelength the photoreceptors in the eye related to circadian rhythms are most sensitive to. Just be aware that they should be off to the sides and ideally indirect, because concentrated blue light is actually hazardous to the eye.

One can also buy a couple of bright, high-CRI LED bulbs for one's existing lights and save themselves about $650, because the difference between those and the studio lights is typically red spectrum coverage, which is not relevant for circadian rhythm / SAD treatment. The film/TV LED lights are also designed to have a really smooth spectrum, minimizing gaps. If you want to do that...fine, but please don't advise people to waste lots of money on something completely unnecessary.

I assure you, a double-height high-CRI LED strip running along the edges of the room will throw a fuckton of light without the issues caused by having two very intense point sources, namely shadows and glare.

There's almost never a problem with too much blue light in the high CRI bulbs (in fact, the people doing the spectrograms are usually looking for bulbs without the high blue spectrum spikes, and many people are looking for bulbs without the blue spikes (and they're hard to find!)
should be:

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/tiktok-prohibit-vi...
Could you imagine taking someone from 1960 into 2023 and showing them this headline? It would be shocking beyond belief.
Even if the browser would be the best browser on the Mac from UX side, people might not use it because they can’t use it elsewhere.

For example, every devoloper who currently buys Mac because of its power efficiency, that user base which is the most interested about privacy, is likely not adapting it because they use other operating systems too.

> Their design language traces back to the first platform they were designed for - Windows. So at least to me, they look 'young' and unpolished on a Mac despite being 20 years old. I doubt they look and feel native on Windows any more, they are kind of lost in translation. That is not a sign of maturity if you ask me.

That might be true, but in the end, does it matter? And what is good? If user buys Mac, does it mean that they wants everything to be Mac-like? There is already Safari.

Ideally, browser is used for browsing the internet. You want to see the websites, not the browser. Users still likely use mouse and scroll wheel for doing that.

The basic end-user is usually satisfied with search bar and being able to organize tabs and bookmarks. Basic end-user does not notice that <5% performance gain what focusing on single platform target might benefit.
If you compete with Safari on this, Safari already won becausd it was pre-installed.

The more advanced user, more settings buttons they want to see, and better extension support.

They want to configure things and see the websites. Whether the browser looks ”native” to the platform, is minor concern.

They want security updates fast. They want that websites work on that browser. They like privacy features, like Firefox containers. Is it gestures why they would change the browser? Only if it also fulfills all the above.
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> I also disagree with 720p being perfect for the size. I also have an Asus Ally which is 1080p, and it is a noticeable difference.

You can notice it but IMO the drabacks are not worth it. 720p will both perform faster and use less battery. The additional fidelity isn't worth the cost.

> Not worse than just outputting the lower resolution. Otherwise there'd be no point of any of these upscaler.

IMO it is actually worse - even on my main PC any game that has the option between "smart" upscaling and plain old bilinear i always choose the latter (assuming i can't run the game at native resolution at 60fps - which sadly seems to be the case with UE5 games and my RX 5700 XT) because the other options are both (slightly) slower and look worse. They look fine on static images or if the camera/objects doesn't move much, but fast changes create noticeable artifacts - especially on third person games where often the character model has a very visible "pixelly" outline. It looks like those 2D pixel art games that arbitrarily mix resolutions and as a result create a garish result. I'd rather have the consistent quality of bilinear upscaling.

Or, to be on topic, i'd rather have no upscaling at all and have the result be at the native resolution of the monitor with the latter being at a proper size so the underlying hardware can actually reach said resolution at playable framerates.
That wouldn't explain the 3x difference between what you report for Germany vs what Our World in Data reports for Germany.
Also, pressing (x) close button doesn’t close the app. It continues hanging somewhere inside of this $1500 machine’s 8GB of RAM.

That alone makes me forget all of the Windows’s quirks and appreciate all the basic things my Windows machine offers.
Thanks for the explanation. Curious if there are any truck manufacturers making hybrids? Is there a Prius equivalent of trucks?
For some anonymity is security. Better to say it’s for message confidentiality.
Same as it's a sign of the times that the most reliable news show on TV is found on Comedy Central.
Thanks! Really looking forward to being able to bring a new level of sustained focus to it, without all the context switching of the past couple years.
As recent studies have shown, automatic systems only encode our biases. Amazon has an extensive behavioral advertising and targeting business. Is it safe to let then extend this to something like this?
EU in 2035:

All store owners and employees should get whacked in the head every day.

Don't give them ideas
Why wouldn't Musk welcome the revenue from advertisers that would be happy to be placed with Nazis?
I found https://www.kangaroohanger.com/ to be a more practical and viable "actually better" clothes hanger.
you can access windows rdp from linux so there is that. i have a work machine that is w10 but i have neon. i use krdc/remina to rdp into it and everything just works.

there is vm you can do but yeah, there are options
That's nutty spend for a company that tracks uptime. I ran a landing page hosting product with marketing automation with 10B daily events and 50B page views/day on 20 m3.larges. Our monthly AWS spend was like 20k.

All deployed using capistrano.
> ones that have never been done before

BYD has shipped tens of thousands of EV semi trucks, starting in 2018, approximately 5 years ago. This is something that absolutely has been done before, and is available for delivery today.

BYD is the second-largest manufacturer of BEVs and the largest manufacturer of the category that comprises PHEVs and BEVs. The company is not well-known in America, but Warren Buffet invested in the company way back in 2008.
Excellent post.

To hammer your point home even further, there's also the key point that in the digital world you also have entities like Meta that track you everywhere you go because they have their little tracker scripts running on almost every website.

To bring this back to the previous hypothetical, it's more like a single person following you around with a camera everywhere you go, which is already covered by existing laws.