skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Bolt is a wonderful car for the price, except for the looks. But the distinctive/garish appearance is deliberate--the Bolt is designed for people who want to be seen driving an electric car but can't afford a Tesla.

Luckily, it's only a matter of time before the electric motors start showing up in non-Bolt lines.
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You chose exceptional libraries to provide as examples. It's my experience that a huge chunk of modules on CPAN are not well maintained, suffer from poor implementation decisions, have decade old bugs, or just have plain bad documentation.

Perl5 despite its warts is a decent "just get moving" language, but it's easy to get frustrated with some of the community modules.
Yes, the given suggestion is exactly parallel to a certain insidious exercise of power. Destroying and obfuscating knowledge is one of the first things a tyrant can do to control a population, and the first suggestion of anyone with a propensity to hold their belief system as unquestionable absolute truth. Knowledge and discovery are about exploration and freedom of thought, overcoming biases, and are the essence of play and human ability. Dystopian systems are often constructed and imagined on the basis of eradicating such fundamentals.
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You can run whatever distro you want, and the hardware issues should minimal at most? The nice thing is that the hardware is supported by the kernel and you won't run into a hardware issue like we use to all the time 10 years ago.
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Because other will sell autonomous cars. And the first on the market will certainly have a big advantage.

Also, would you rather take an autonomous cab in a car you own and trust (or that your friends own), or in a car you've never tried ?
Green aircraft: Small hybrid-electric airliners ready for take off
No, arm, arm64 are well supported for physical install. I think ppc64le and s390x are mainly targeting container installs, but probably work for physical installs too.
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i assume that is because the FSI does not teach Basque, though i suspect the CIA may have some basque experts for surveillance purpose.
It's a good question. GM is projecting they'll be able to get rideshare costs down below $1 per mile around 2025. They believe that when they can do that they'll be able to collect 20-30% margins through a scaled robotaxi service. It would be a waste to sell a vehicle at a 5% margin when it's worth so much more as an autonomous fleet vehicle.
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Also related to this is the potential for memory leaks under normal usage of THP. [1] This is also discussed on HN. [2]

[1] https://blog.nelhage.com/post/transparent-hugepages/

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15795337
I picked Patchwork the board game recently, and then tried PC game -- very good. You can play both against a good computer player and against online players (with ELO rating) -- as many games asynchronously as you want. Its a cute-looking, relaxing game.
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> Alienware went this route

Alienware was bought by Dell not that they outsourced their hardware.
I have the privilege of working at a beautiful University campus and being able to get there by bicycle. In the 45 minutes it takes for me to complete the 7 miles of the bicycle lane along the Pinheiros river I like to hear audiobooks and podcasts.

Some of the things I've heard lately:

- Startups for the rest of us: http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/

- Rework (37 signals): https://www.audible.com/pd/Business/Rework-Audiobook/B0036FL...

- Algorithms to live by: https://www.audible.com/pd/Business/Algorithms-to-Live-By-Au...

NONE OF THE ABOVE ARE AFFILIATE LINKS (for the trigger-happy jerks among us).
Uptown mammal...
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Yes, I believe that journalists should not be basing their reporting on hearsay.

I think there's a logical argument to be made that if you have one victim who does not wish to speak publicly but multiple other women who will, you respect the privacy of that woman.
Fuck no, GNU coreutils is awful.
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I would imagine the situation for many of these people is not as great as you're framing it.

For the most part the accused have been unusually physically unattractive and to say their personalities don't make up for it would be quite the understatement. So they have a situation where if somebody is interested in them it's almost certainly because they're interested in their money. And if they hide their wealth from people - then nobody would be any more interested in them than your average aging unattractive individual.

So sure they can get laid by prostitutes and gold diggers, but that in many ways has to be incredibly emasculating. Imagine how awful it must be to know that if somebody shows interest in you, that they're probably lying to you and just after your money. The wife of Weinstein was a head and shoulders commercial girl. George Clooney's wife is a high profile lawyer whose clients include Julian Assange, the former PM of Ukraine, etc. Anecdotal, but there are plenty of very attractive and charismatic wealthy individuals. Yet, at least for now, it seems like they're not the ones engaged in this behavior. And there I would imagine it's because your stereotyping holds much more true.
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You're already being downvoted, so not sure it's worth an extensive rebuttal, but since you're spreading misinformation.

As of the beginning of November, GM has sold ~20,000 units in the US, with an additional 2000 or so in Canada 2017, not "3,000." As of the end of the year it'll probably be about 30,000 units sold if you include those from last year: http://gmauthority.com/blog/gm/chevrolet/chevrolet-bolt-ev/c...

The hypothesis that they lose $9000 on each unit was based on one analyst, and was contradicted by GM themselves and others: https://cleantechnica.com/2017/05/20/ubs-chevy-bolt-drivetra...

Same people who tore down the Bolt and estimated these costs said it would cost far less in 2018, and also pointed out that Tesla's Model 3 costs are almost the same.

And indeed GM has already pre-announced a bunch of new models and says 20 electrified vehicles by the early 2020s, including two new ones late 2018, 2019.

LG Chem wouldn't be opening a brand new battery facility in Detroit if GM wasn't committing to production vehicles.

"Compliance" vehicles are vehicles like the Fiat 500e, or Rav 4 EV or Honda Clarity that sell only in states that mandate them. GM is selling the Bolt in all states and provinces, though has of course allocated more inventory to regions that have subsidies or incentives.

Demand has outstripped supply for the Bolt everywhere except California, where there is subsidized competition from above named compliance vehicles.

Unlike Tesla GM has to make a profit and doesn't have a seemingly infinite investor line of credit.

EDIT: even better sales numbers through November, demand outstripping supply, doing exceptional: https://insideevs.com/chevrolet-bolt-ev-continues-hot-sales-...
I think you're wildly overestimating the sophistication of car buyers.

Luxury car buyers, fundamentally, are buying the logo, and the handful of obviously markers inside the car that tell people it's a Lexus or whatever. They aren't buying fit and finish, even if they think they are. Tesla buyers are no different: they want a Tesla, not a Lexus or a Mercedes.

I'm sure to the trained eye a Lexus has a different build than a Tesla, just as cheeses and wines are different. That's not what drives sales.
Do you have offline advertising of NanaGram in retirement communities? That seems like a great way to reach more customers. Get "Nana" and the retirement community staff to market your product for you. :)

Another idea: if the photo has any date/time or location metadata, you could print that on the photo so the recipient has more information about the photos when they look at them later.
Use something like https://github.com/box-builder/box?
Good advice. I’ve thought of this, however it would take a lot of time to write quality material. It seems this is one of the “do things that dont scale” advice.
This announcement is hype also, it's more than a year out.
Two weeks ago: Keeping a Lab Notebook | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15704354

Yesterday: Joplin – A note-taking and to-do app with builds for desktop, mobile, terminal | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15815040

Both have recommendations for the process and tools.
This is exactly the problem. Patents used to be a tool that little guys could use against the big guys. Like when Google started with a patent on its search algorithm that prevented Yahoo from copying its idea.

Interestingly, this was also a form of wealth redistribution that forced large companies to give money to smaller companies with good ideas.

If you assume that the patent system is being weakened, it is interesting how it aligns with a reduction in seed funding while at the same time seeing massive market valuations for already enormous tech companies.
Not only did he plead guilty, he also stated that his conversations with the Russians were directed by Trump's transition officials.

I think it's safe to say this is just the beginning of a very, very long winter for Trump.
Experts might have an alternative to basic income – World Economic Forum
Yes there is. click on the 'webcast' button, top right:

https://www.gm.com/events/5265893.html
Indeed! (It's fixed now - thanks!)
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Termination of StartCom business
I thought this was a nothingburger though? Or is this another example of fake news? Or just another diversion to stop us talking about uranium and emails?

I'm guessing Trump will have another meltdown very soon to try and take up some news time.
Tesla also currently sells Model 3s at a loss using the same GAAP[1] accounting metrics GM uses. (Their latest quarterly report states that they're not even break even on a non-GAAP method of accounting.[2])

The difference is that GM can afford to absorb the loss while it ramps up production. Tesla needs the Model 3 to be profitable, or the company dies.

[1]GAAP = generally accepted accounting principles. In other words, standardized methods of accounting for profit and loss. Tesla uses non-standard (i.e., non-GAAP) accounting in its financial reports to paint a rosier picture of its financial state than GAAP reporting would provide. Some people say that non-GAAP reporting paints a more accurate picture of a company than GAAP. This might be true for new industries that don't have sufficient history to establish industry-specific GAAP. However, the auto industry has been around for more than 100+ years, so the use of non-GAAP accounting by Tesla and Faraday is generally indicative of unstable financial health.

[2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2017/11/01/tesla-pi...
> No one ever says "I wished I worked more" from their deathbed.

I did, well at least on what could have been and what I thought was my death bed. I was very ill for months and when I started to feel like I wasn't ever going to get better I tried my best to scramble to produce publishable research.
And you can tell that it's not a scam, no `cons` here!
I can't remember a single ICO that has brought anything useful to the market yet.

You can say Ethereum, but it wasn't an ICO properly speaking. Even if it was, a single good example in hundreds isn't enough.

Ripple didn't have an ICO, Bitcoin Cash didn't, Zcash didn't, Monero didn't, Stellar didn't.
To be fair, though: this is literally the definition of hype and BS. GM is just saying what they're going to do. I mean, yeah, if it works then Tesla and Waymo are probably toast. But if Tesla and Waymo haven't made it work yet, what are the serious odds you're putting on General Motors catching up and passing them within two years?
It's almost impeachment time.
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So what exactly happened here? There was an ICO for a big new smart-contract blockchain with some cool features, and the blockchain never materialized?
There's a full roadmap at https://trello.com/b/4zbckEIY/nanobox-roadmap and users' votes are the main factor for deciding what gets done in what order.