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And that double-counts board layouts that are symmetric. Digging through the references led me to this page[1] which has a nice discussion on different ways to compute the number of states. Without symmetry you have 5478 possible board stat
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Every single person I converted to using Signal stopped using it when SMS support was removed. HN tends to be a younger crowd whose peers cycled through a number of social-networking and messaging apps as popularity waxed and waned. But old
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3y ago
subtractive graffiti
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It isn't surprising that the software isn't there yet. It is more unexpected that the hardware isn't. While not perfect, other VR headsets do work well for their intended use cases of gaming and video. The Vision has signific
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Backing off of VPN, Relay and Monitor sounds like bad news. They are the Mozilla's only source of income if the Google search deal goes away. Mozilla's financial statements never detailed how much money they were spending on their
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3y ago
Another minor reason is that AFAIK ZHA has to run on the same machine as Home Assistant, while Z2M can run on a different machine, and is less resource intensive than all of HA. So you can plug the zigbee coordinator usb dongle into a centr
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A chunk of my early career was writing GUI software to control and display state of remote hardware, and I quickly learned to banish any "stateful" UI elements - those that retained their own state and changed behavior based on th
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3y ago
The old Bell companies are largely already in compliance with SHAKEN/STIR. It is mostly smaller shady companies that are not, because they know their customers don't want them to comply.
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Yeah the ways I can interpret that are 1) The cyclist entered from a cross street going straight as soon as the truck partially cleared the intersection. 2) The cyclist was following behind the truck and then turned in front of the Waymo. 3
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If Waymo's description was accurate it wasn't blind when they entered the intersection. Waymo and the truck stopped at a 4-way intersection traveling opposite directions. Both entered the intersection going straight. In the meanwh
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> Officers rushed to the scene and found the cyclist with non-life-threatening injuries. He left after the police arrived and assessed the situation.
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From what I can tell, it includes any article that has been tagged with coordinates: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geograph...
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3y ago
Cars, and EVs in particular have strong protectionist laws in the US that make it more expensive to import vehicles than to build them locally. There are a few other sectors like semiconductor fabs where we have started to introduce protect
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> So let the billboard say $5+tax This is what is done now, and what the FTC/FCC are trying to make illegal. The sticking point is that these specific industries have gotten very creative about what constitutes a tax or government f
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3y ago
Yeah, I'm worse than average at multitasking and was never able to take notes without missing chunks of the lecture, let alone being able to think about what was said. I found the most effective approach for me was to read the chapter
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3y ago
I didn't really follow the benefit of deleting your WIP despite the author being emphatic that it was important. In my view, if a change A I'm working on requires me to detour and make some change B, then a mandatory requirement i
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Thanks, that is helpful. It looks like for some of the larger ones the editors left comments that dataset was imported from USGS quads which makes sense, while other smaller ones don't list any source information - possibly mapped pers
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3y ago
Yes, sorry I didn't mean to imply that they were incorrect or shouldn't be mapped. I was just pleasantly surprised that someone had done that work.
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Ah that makes sense, I had overlooked the manufacturing requirements. Especially for a new type of ship that could certainly impact economies of scale. Thanks!
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Who mapped these? In New Mexico we have a ton of dry arroyos that maybe have a couple inches of flowing water a few times a year. Zooming in at places I'm familiar with, a surprising number of them are mapped. I know of rez roads[1] ne
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I can definitely see the big negative impact on transportation of goods to/from Hawaii as a result of that law, as foreign ships can't stop at Hawaii to offload (and or pickup) goods and then continue on to the continental US. But
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Playing it safe by delaying a flight to swap out planes looks good to aviation authorities.
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This is just a vim config. On shared systems it is very common to have permission to edit your home directory but not to install additional software (and frowned upon to install software into your homedir even though it is possible).
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Yeah, in the last few years I have not seen any stores in my area (in the US) decrease the number of self-checkout lanes, while several have increased the self-checkout lanes and/or decreased the number of cashiers working. This is des
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Yes, but I'd be much more concerned about the SSH server.
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They need a Waldo to do that.
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I'd guess those patents would have expired by now. They only last 20 years, and you must file them within 12 months of a product coming to market including that invention or you forfeit the right to patent it. So any patents related to
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The article title matched the HN title when I first viewed the story yesterday.
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In my experience the issue is with medium density cities and suburbs, which account for the bulk of the US population. In the rural area where I grew up, and the few others I am familiar with, the school bus picked all students of all ages
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One option would be to eliminate dedicated high school buses and instead ensure that there are sufficient public bus routes running at that time to fill the role (with free passes to all high school students). That would cut down on the tot
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