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In case it's not clear for the bad title:

Completely open source solution for building a DIY marine computer, a boat LTE/WiFi gateway, and a cockpit chartplotter display from easily obtainable and affordable components. This boat project includes:

Custom open source marine Linux OS for your boat computer

Waterproof marine touch screen HDMI display

GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo) receiver

Sensors for orientation (gyroscope, accelerometer, compass via IMU)

AIS radar

Environment temperature, barometric pressure, humidity sensors

Connections to the boat instruments such as wind, depth, speed, AIS via NMEA 0183 serial ports

Boat LTE / 4G Gateway, network storage

Boat WiFi hotspot and a router with WiFi extender and a long range waterproof WiFi antenna

Optional autopilot integration, rudder angle sensor

Other NMEA devices, engine/battery status, bilge pump monitoring, etc

Optional air mouse with a wireless keyboard and a touchpad

Lightning EMI sensor and alarm

RTL-SDR for weather fax, NavTex, satellite weather, AIS, RTL 433, morse code decoder, etc

Boat IoT Integration via MQTT

Music Player

Can be used with Iridium Satellite Modems

Can be used for processing transmissions received from SSB radio via audio interface

Variety of options of using wireless handheld devices such as smart phones and tablets to connect to boat systems via WiFi and bluetooth. There are many marine applications available for smart phones and tablets.

The boat computer connected to the waterproof HDMI touchscreen in the cockpit.
This is a good advice. I will try this. Thanks.
It’s pretty cool. Definitely not a world first. Not even a HN first, I’ve seen these posted occasionally over the year. Still like it though!
Weird it is almost as if a single organism doesn't exist in isolation from its ecosystem! Quick, someone write a paper.
Article has click bait title. Here [1] is a video

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVWAWGkiTS4
Then you have no assets to offer in guarantee for the loan and thus can’t get one.
Sorry I hadn't read the whole thread: I agree the "false colors" sense of perfidy generally is granted due process. I was thinking of the "feigning surrender" sense of perfidy, which is pretty much universally met with summary execution.
I am not saying it is nepotism, but that people coming from the outside find it to be an alien culture and find it hard to fit in.
The single biggest advantage of keeping formal design separate from the forms implementation/verification is you check your design before the implementation starts.

Anything that operates by checking the implementation can find implementation bugs. Even if they find design bugs it's too late.

As an analogy. You can document the code with comments. Comments explaining why you do what you do. This along with the code can be reviewed and be part of the revision control.

That said, do you still recommend writing separate design documents? If so why? This will also answer your question on why we will need a design spec that's separate from the implementation
It sure isn't what it used to be, but if you buy the right phone and make a few moderate compromises, it's still a great option.

Installing crDroid on my OnePlus 9 Pro took half an hour, another half to install Magisk Delta with a few modules. The universal dark mode alone (Xposed module "DarQ") is worth the effort, but also the ability to clone apps, have proper clipboard sync, make full-system backups and customise the look and functions of my OS to a currently unparalleled degree.

The only compromise is I can't seem to be able to do NFC card payments (send or receive), one of my 4 banking apps needs a custom patch every few months to start working and a friend tells me the McDonald's app doesn't work.
The licence forbids

> offering a product or service, the value of which entirely or primarily derives from the value of the Software or Modified version

How do you define how much value your app derives from Redis? If Redis is the primary data store for your app, does it count?
Realistically?

1. Find the copes that get you through the day.

2. Don't tell anyone at work. Ever. You will be seen as unreliable and employers don't need to accommodate the kinds of things adhd does to you.

A byproduct of the interview process is that it weeds out people who suck at talking. I took an acting class and that helped me a lot. In the biz we call this Masking.
I love Rich! Using it for tree_plus and other projects, and it’s beautiful and hackable. Great Python package for terminal visuals. Definitely recommend it if you have a Python CLI, can really improve readability and visual niceties.
Let's see ..

1) Throughout most of high school, college, and years after college I smoked weed. I thought it was great, it made me feel good. I'd emphasise with posts on Reddit and such about how the "evil man was keeping us down", "it's just a plant man", "it's not harming anyone", etc. etc. Now that I'm older and I look back at that time, and man what a waste. I wasted so many years just getting high and accomplishing nothing. Yeah it didn't hurt anyone else. Yeah I felt good at the time. But looking back at my life do I get any satisfaction that during those years I felt good getting high and watching a movie and eating food, rather than actually moving forwards in my life? No, no I do not. It didn't get me anything other than fleeting good feelings, it's just being a drug addict. I haven't smoked in well over a decade now and I don't miss it for a second.

2) Along the same line, and counter to multiple other posters in this thread, I spent years on the whole atheist train. I thought people who believed in religion were just morons. I saved (cringe worthy) images about how it was superior to be atheist and various logical arguments for atheism, etc. Looking back on it, it's just another social hate cult. In that cult the enemy is the religious and they spend their time and effort just pouring out hate towards them. Just another hate echo chamber. It accomplishes nothing good. The older I get the more I see that traditional religion at least (for the most part) instilled good morals in people. It built solid communities. It accomplished good things. I'm old enough to have first hand memories of what communities used to be like, before the complete obliteration of religion in the west in the last 20-30 years, and I want it back. I'd rather be around those type of people than card carrying hate-based atheists. (Of course not all atheists are hate filled, but the people that make it part of their identity usually are.)
Text Manipulation in Linux: Awk vs. Sed
Optimized Model Auditing with PaperTrail
I don't think people are more likely to believe that scientists are lying about global warming or conspiracies like this. Those are vocal super minorities. But I think people are less willing to give up their shot at making it in an increasingly unequal world for the sake of global warming.

In some ways it's kind of anti-rational for scientists to direly warn of global warming while fixing it requires people to sacrifice more in a world where it's so hard to get ahead.

Though we call these social waves anti-rational and rational they are really just preferences and fads that come and go. Smoking was "cool" for many years despite tons of science showing how bad it was for so many decades. Drinking alcohol still is. This doesn't mean people who drink are anti-rational, yeah?
You're projecting hatred into a simple historical account, re-evaluate your biases.

The sources you think are helping your point are not, BTW. Which is as one would expect, given your point is basically: "This crowd of people referred to once as Jews, who lived where Jews lived and were interested in the teachings of a Jew who was at that point only talking to Jews and had strong objections to that Jew implying he might be their Jewish-prophesize messiah, those guys? Yeah, that crowd? There's no evidence they were Jews". It's on its face ridiculous, even more with the "evidence" you provide.

> he came out again towards the Judeans and says...

Yes, exactly.

> the chief priests and the elders persuaded the crowd to ask for Barabbas and to have Jesus executed

> the high priests they spurred the mob

Do you think the very small amount of non-Jewish Romans in the area would be interested in the spurring of the Jewish priests and elders?

There's nothing anti-semetic about understanding a historical event as it happened. Do you also think calling for ceasefire in Palestine is also anti-semetic?

I have no ill-will against Jews, I love them as I love all my neighbors. That means I'd stop and provide one food and lodging if I saw they were in need, but I'd share the gospel with them and ask them to repent and join the Kingdom while I was at it. Just as the Lord instructed.
> Were you prescribed any medication.

Yes I'm hesitant to it because. Im worried about developinand addiction to it.

If you wouldn't mind sharing some insight from your experience how is it.

> What sort of shadiness are you talking about?
Lying about my VISA status, experience etc.
Having had some experience with FreeBSD, I'd pick BSD over Linux any day, the primary reason being its unique consistency, which is after a few days a breeze of fresh air even to a newbie. The vast majority of software that runs on Linux is available for BSD as well. Sadly, hardware support is not that great.
> but it's a bit of work to maintain and can break occasionally.

Which is a major problem because my tolerance for my bank's app not working when I open it is so low it might as well be non-existent.

I personally gave up this fight.
Why should it matter to Americans if China is inexplicably wasting money building stuff on the moon that they could have built in China for a tiny fraction of the cost?
Why don't you compare tax returns to find out?
> It isn't easier or fairer to write everyone a check, because quite a lot of people don't need any help.

Why not? If you give everyone the same subsidy and adjust taxes accordingly, then the welfare cliff disappears, a marginal dollar of income is genuinely valuable, and a screwup in how someone’s need is measured doesn’t matter so much. As an added bonus, wealthier and more influential people might use more social benefits and thus apply pressure to make them better.

> Taxing people who don't have kids to pay for people who can afford to pay their kids' tuition seems wrong all around.

Why not? Healthy, well educated are a massive, and even essential, benefit to society. If nothing else, they’re the future taxpayers! Why, exactly, should their parents be the ones to bear almost all of the cost of producing them?
An interview with Bernard Greenberg, the creator of Multics Emacs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environ...
i once got into hyper-focus mode and applied for like 300+ positions in few days. luckily, i heard back from one of them and finally got job offer too.
Do the two religions have vastly different tolerance for ideas?

If so, the origins and original source material don't seem to affect that then since these have very similar origins and source material.

If they do have similar tolerance for ideas, then that must not have a lot to do with scientific output (the focus of the article)
What got me was the kindle’s inability to not have ragged edges on the right. It’s really not that hard to implement I’d assume, LaTeX and the kobo do it well. Switched to kobo + calibre years ago, never looked back.

Also, I try my best not to buy anything Amazon anymore because Bezos is a gigantic prick.
I tried using some fiddling stuff in past around people, it seems to annoy them.

But yeah, having this diagnosis was a relief in a way, it answered the unknown to me.

I'm still learning on how to cope with it, but definitely some helpful suggestions thanks.
> I realized that many “women in tech” were doing the same thing to sex workers that they accuse men of doing to them - speaking over them, speaking for them without getting input from the people directly affected - ultimately with the goal of exclusion and control of sexuality.

This isn't limited to just sex work or "women in tech"

In my observation there's a real problem with petit bourgeoisie people all over, talking over the people who are actually living through things.

People with no actual stake in outcomes are ignoring the people who do have a stake, sometimes a huge stake

It's not great
No although I work in the (or on obs).

given how affordable blackmagic made SDI and how trivial it is to run some coax the trick is how to get a hdcp stripping hdmi to sdi converter.
Extremely bad advice. There is no point in debugging something that bears no relation to the software you release, and compiler optimizations is the only reason to use C or C++ in the first place.
https://www.willmcgugan.com/blog/tech/post/from-open-source-...

> Additionally, I would work on a cloud service using both those projects which at some point would become a business.

> Now this was a good plan. The money from GitHub sponsors which I had previously been donating to charity would take the sting out of not having an income for a while. While far from a salary (where I live), at around $1000 a month it would help pay a few bills.

> I have far more confidence in that vision now that I have raised seed funding. Predicated on that cloud service, I have enough funding to hire a few developers to work on it with me. Last month I was an unemployed code monkey, today I am a Founder / CEO of Textualize. Go figure.
37 Signals communicate way better now than they did in 2021. There were obviously lessons learned.

They were driven by idealism before 2021. That's what got them in the mess they got in. They let people talk politics in work channels. This led to division. Then they went very public with their new policy of no politics at work. Both were unnecessary blunders that came from idealism - A belief in open communication for all at all times.

They don't do that any more. Their messaging is much more focused now.
There's always an slow excuse build up before the presentation of the folly. I rarely find it convincing. Not least of all, here.

That it was Tim Ferris makes this almost feel like satire. :/

Android makes it pretty easy to completely invert the control here. My phone does not make noise, does not vibrate, and does not show notifications on the top bar. I see them when I'm ready to see them. Unless of course I've excepted them (certain apps, or even specific WhatsApp convoys, etc) from this, and given them priority, for truly important things.
I have not read the book (or seen the series) so I already hit a few spoilers in the article before bailing to avoid more.

But whether it's the Chinese state or aliens, the idea of a panopticon where everyone's thoughts can be known seems kind of pointless. I guess I'm thinking that if you know everyone's thoughts then no one's thoughts are interesting.
I don't think it's pathological. If nothing else, it causes the USSR to spend itself into oblivion, potentially saving us a hot war. The real price was paid by the poor citizens of that centrally planned economy whose leaders went for glory.
Claims of TikTok whistleblower may not add up
You always need app-level retries for SERIALIZABLE isolation level. You don't need any explicit locking - the database should handle that for you (and in the case of PostgreSQL, locking is not the only tool it uses for avoiding serialization anomalies).

The strategy I use is to keep transactions as small as possible, and have retry functionality built into the transaction abstraction, so the buesiness logic doesn't really need to worry about it. I also explicitly use read-only transactions where possible.
Sorry if I am missing something, but, how do you run this? Just drop the .JS on a browser?
So this study seems to be about maximizing the nutrients from sea catches to consumption, suggesting we should eat what we feed the salmon instead of the farmed salmon themselves, but anchovies, herring, and mackerel aren’t on most people’s menu often.

This study is not about whether farmed or wild caught fish are better for you.
$158,000 ALS drug pulled from market after failing in large clinical trial
Actually, I'm talking rubbish since without friction there wouldn't even be a top speed. It's true that having a high top speed is only useful if you have enough time to accelerate up to it!
Dumb question perhaps, but does dictation work for you ?

Otherwise, yes, in that case there's just no way around voice communication.
Show HN: I made a tool to help you focus
After a few late nights I made a little AI tool to help people stay focused by taking picture every few minutes and have AI analyze it to see if you are distracted or not. You can enable an air horn if you want and it's completely free to use!
They do that because it's required of them out of sheer necessity, but it's the absolute bare minimum they can do because capitalism dictates it so

Just like you might imagine a leech could evolve some attribute to help defend its host against other predators.

I can't speak on the elastic vs open search topic though - does being part of the fiefdom of amazon work as a survival strategy?
I have it on my Pixel 7a, and it's a great experience, but I also don't need to run apps that check for phone "security" or integrity. This is the case OP is talking about.

https://grapheneos.org/usage#banking-apps
tic-tac-toe in a single call to printf
Distributors Maintain Profit Margins Four Times Higher Than Restaurants
If this went down the small claims track in the UK then ASUS wouldn’t bother with a lawyer because you’re not allowed to reclaim legal costs in the small claims court. So unless ASUS thinks they’re gonna see a flood of similar claims happening, then the cost of a lawyer would probably be triple the cost of settling, or even winning the case.

Also class action cases are very rare in the UK. In the past the courts have generally refused to approve class action cases. It not like in the U.S. where there’s a cottage industry around class action cases. I’ve personally never heard of a class action case happening in the UK, I know they do happen, but they’re so rare that they don’t make it into the news, and most people will never involved in one either directly or indirectly.
I've heard English teachers cargo cult the passive voice thing for ever.

This crowd will understand the passive voice as a form of abstraction. If anything could suffice as the subject, then it's not important to the meaning of the sentence, and you convey that in English by implying but not specifying the subject (the passive voice).

In scientific procedures for example, the whole point is that anyone could replicate it. 30 grams of goop was added to the beaker. Doesn't matter if it was you or one of your coworkers, or another group trying to replicate.
FCC won't block California net neutrality law, says states can "experiment"
I've heard a lot of people say farmed salmon tastes different than wild caught. For me, I've never really noticed a difference aside from maybe the coloring. I've never been able to eat anchovies/mackerel/herring as recommended by the article, any tips?
Petition for open, trusted, federated, government social media comm to Canadians
Ivanti CEO pledges to "fundamentally transform" its hard-hit security model
That's not how it is used here.

The sample liquid containing glucose, e.g. wine or possibly blood (the sample might need to be diluted first with pure water) is put on a gel that has volume changes depending on the amount of glucose.

The volume changes are detected magnetically because the gel is coated with a ferromagnetic material.

If this were used for blood glucose, the blood would have to be extracted first by traditional means.

This does not seem to be the intended use, because the already existing invasive devices are more convenient.

The intended use appears to be for testing food using a device that contains the gel and to which you attach the smartphone in order to read the results.
If my knowledge of bookmarklets is correct, you can input JavaScript code into the url field of any browser bookmark. In case of this quine, you can drag and drop it on your bookmark bar to create new notes from the initial bookmark.
when i did my best rounds of interviewing, i was treating the entire ordeal as a comedy routine.

the goal was not just to get the right answer, but also to make the person interviewing me laugh.

i took a little longer on the questions, but it is way more beneficial to have a comically correct answer after a few seconds than an immediate one that while profound, was misunderstood by everyone but me.

definitely made me be more present in the room than if I'd only been in an interview.
An ever-increasing list of CVEs represents erosion of value over time.

Software is a shark - if it stops moving, it dies.

(I heard that saying somewhere, and I think it is untrue of actual sharks but it is definitely true of software)
> Fight yourself. Fight yourself all day as the world doesn’t revolve around you.

As I can personally attest to, sometimes this just leads to complete burn out and mental break down rather than self-improvement.

OP: Keep going to the person who diagnosed you (or a therapist who focuses on things like ADHD) if possible and absolutely look into getting medicated if you aren't. Medication isn't a silver bullet, but it's been invaluable to me.
> I would be surprised if Asus even sends a lawyer to defend against small claims.

Wouldn't that be a good reason to do small claims? I can't imagine why I'd want to wait for years in a class action when I can just do a small claims.
Just accept the fact that -O3 is the real compiler, and -O0 is the training wheels you might only use once or twice while learning to program.
All servers are running on a K8S cluster in AWS. My monthly hosting bill is only about $1200 a month. Well worth it.
It's called capitalism.

If you have money to gift, I can take it if you don't mind and than I can help myself and others to work for free on FOSS.
That's nice. Congrats.
I misspoke, it's actually acetaminophen (I'm always confusing the two!): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5950984/

But yes, presence of acetaminophen with a naive electrochemical sensir will cause false high readings, which are VERY dangerous!

The latest generation of sensors have fixed this problem, but with any new sensing tech, you need to make sure you're learning from the mistakes of the past. With a new sensing paradigm, you won't necessarily have problems with the same drugs, but knowing that this kind of constructive interference is a potential problem will help you design a more robust system.
The title put on here is very misleading, the actual title from the article is “Fish fed to farmed salmon should be part of our diet, too, study suggests”.
Good find! Getting seed funding to try and monetize a bunch of MIT libraries using a "cloud service". Wild. Wonder if OP was always 100% dedicated to FOSS for 503 days or if they worked on the "cloud service"...