skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One big reason I looked at (and bought) my current car is that it's got a sea of button and dials. I can't stand touch screens in cars, they are hard to use while driving.
Estimated violent crime total, Uniform Crime Reporting Statistics - 1960-2014:

1960 288,460

1961 289,390

1962 301,510

1963 316,970

1964 364,220

1965 387,390

1966 430,180

1967 499,930

1968 595,010

1969 661,870

1970 738,820

1971 816,500

1972 834,900

1973 875,910

1974 974,720

1975 1,039,710

1976 1,004,210

1977 1,029,580

1978 1,085,550

1979 1,208,030

1980 1,344,520

1981 1,361,820

1982 1,322,390

1983 1,258,087

1984 1,273,282

1985 1,327,767

1986 1,489,169

1987 1,483,999

1988 1,566,221

1989 1,646,037

1990 1,820,127

1991 1,911,767

1992 1,932,274

1993 1,926,017

1994 1,857,670

1995 1,798,792

1996 1,688,540

1997 1,636,096

1998 1,533,887

1999 1,426,044

2000 1,425,486

2001 1,439,480

2002 1,423,677

2003 1,383,676

2004 1,360,088

2005 1,390,745

2006 1,435,123

2007 1,422,970

2008 1,394,461

2009 1,325,896

2010 1,251,248

2011 1,206,031

2012 1,217,067

2013 1,199,684

2014 1,197,987

Real stumper. Absolute number has much gone down steadily since the early 90s. Even as the population grew from ~250M in 1990 to ~310M in 2010.
Not convenient or useful at all. You know what would be actually convenient and useful? The government pre-filling most of your taxes for you, like in other countries.
> EDIT: given the area of the country, it is highly likely that a large number of these people had formerly been employed in the coal industry.

I'm not following the logic of this.
There is an advantage and a disadvantage to backwards compatibility. Letting people keep using old technology that hampers progress. You have to devote resources to ensuring that it still works, and you have less people using the new stuff.
... who ordered the burning of Jewish religious books, and expanded the scope of the Inquisition within France.

But even if you accept Louis IX as the perfect ruler, what do you do once he dies? What do you do when you get Louis XIV?
The destruction of the Western Roman Empire due to enormous migrations comes to mind. Those migrations were due to 'unsustainability'.
If you can make a mistake once, you can make it 4 times.

If this guy was going for intentional sabotage, why not sell the keys on the dark web? Why not anonymously publish them on pastebin?

Why would he just upload them to github under his own name?
Subaru’s is horrendous as well. It’s amazing how crappy they can get away with on products that cost like $30k+.
How do they do maps integration? I assume they have a display somewhere...
isn't crossing the border without a visa a civil matter, not "illegal" ?
> Note the use of the word "fringe" in reference to people like Paul Joseph Watson, despite the number of views and subscribers(1.6 million) he has on YouTube alone. The word "fringe" used to mean something a lot more, well... fringe

fringe noun

1. A decorative border.

2. A marginal or peripheral part.

3. Those members of a political party, or any social group, holding unorthodox views.

Nope, still means the same thing or are we not trusting dictionaries now also?
I sort of fail to see why this is such a terrible abuse. Even in France, it doesn't seem absurd to recognize that St. Denis and Paris aren't really operating in the same economic world. It seems that Budapest, Warsaw, and Vilnius are in a similar boat?

Globalization often has a way of dramatically centralizing wealth, and old borders might need updating.
Will they reject you for that? Probably not. Would a lot of employees of tech companies (particularly west coast) interpret it as a lack of familiarity with the industry? Probably. Jeans and a button down or a button down and slacks seems pretty standard in my experience.
I find Jeep's Uconnect OS and Console to be pretty good but nowhere close to say iPad in 2015.

I hoped Car play and Android Auto would be better but they suck too and have many bugs that make them unusable.
I'm just going to leave this right here: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/signalfd.2.html
I want to block internet scanners
Indeed it is, but most of the ChargePoint network does not support such charge rates.
Hard buttons pretty much a hard requirement for me on a car. Thankfully they still exist and will probably continue to exist. The trend towards touchscreen everything is already starting to reverse.
Exactly. You want to know, roughly, something like "is this candidate in the top 10%?". You might conclude "She seems to be at about the 85th percentile, give or take 10%", so she might be in the top 10% of might not. But you might conclude "He seems to be at about te 50th percentile, give or take 10%", in which case you're not interested. There is a fundamental asymmetry here.
I definitely understand your perspective and such mirrored mine for a long time. I will also be the first to concede that if the first amendment doesn't protect this kind of speech, then really, what does it protect?

With that said, we have to understand that large swaths of the American population get almost all of their "news" from the figures they follow on Facebook and it ends up codifying the belief systems by which they live their lives and make decisions. So when you say:

> You have to show some evidence for a wild claim like that, because you're insinuating that Paul Joseph Watson and Milo are getting people killed.

Well, I don't really understand how you can claim that anti-vaxxing views are not dangerous. We enter social contracts with each other when we enter into public spaces and we should have the right to ensure that others won't intentionally get us sick. I'm not sure whether or not the aforementioned characters have a specific stance on anti-vaxxing, but they definitely are responsible for spreading other types of equally dangerous ideology to millions in ways which have hurt and killed many (Alex Jones being the preeminent example here; my otherwise levelheaded friend bought an AK because of him to prepare for the upcoming class warfare). And this is in Seattle. Just imagine the kind of behavior you can expect to see inland when these kinds of nutty beliefs are bolstered by their local social popularity.

We have to understand that other members of our populace don't have the facilities to be able to separate fact from fiction and these people specifically are the most vulnerable to adopting beliefs that weaken the social fabric of our society, making our country more hateful and divisive. Again, I think free speech is important, but speech that is intentionally misleading and that sews hatred and violent tendencies needs to be examined closely.

I think Facebook has probably extrapolated the siloing effect that social media has on groups forward a few years and come to the conclusion that certain groups (namely the far and alt right) base much of their ideology on not only hate, but conspiracies and misinformation. This will eventually come to a headwind in which domestic national security in our country begins to look more like the middle east and that is something that we should try to avoid.
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This is crony capitalism, NOT capitalism. There's a big difference.
Don't know and that used to drive me crazy. It's I knew it was a windows user because of the carriage return. Also encoding would be a nightmare as well.
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I haven't read it but I suspect they blacked out full sentences. So your sample data would have to have thousands of other reports from the same author for your suggestion to remotely make sense.

Even, that would be beyond what's currently possible.

Some forensic operations over the blacked out sections is potentially more viable.

Interesting thought though.
Given how many people build AI bots for on twitter, you've very likely already done this.
> To have reliable baseload power with renewables

You have to be careful baseload power isn't the same thing as battery backed (time shifted) renewable power.

Coal and Nuclear baseload power exists for two reasons. Excess generating capacity at night. And the inability of coal and nuclear plants to shutdown. It's cheap because of oversupply. Time shifted renewable's is more expensive because of under supply.

Some percentage of base load power consumers are only in it for the balance sheet economics. If the pricing structure changes they'll shift their usage to the cheapest source.

Take away: Renewables don't need to generate as much baseload as coal and nuclear plants do now.
Don't forget the OLED buttons on the steering wheel that also change context.

Land Rover is so far ahead in UX it's unbelievable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6YYun90S8g&feature=youtu.be...
Apple isn't afraid of ditching tech when it becomes clear it's a dead end. In almost all cases they've been correct and the rest of the industry soon follows their leads.

Think how reliable Windows would be today if they hadn't left in all the cruft as far back as Windows 2000.
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If I didn't read the report, I would have thought malfunctioning is the most likely explanation. But an active duty warship's SPY-1 radar, and 6 super hornet's IR sensor pods all malfunctioning at the same time? Unless it's a very sophisticated cyber or electronic attack or really some physical (not just optical illusion) natural phenomenon, that is very, very unlikely to happen. This sophisticated attack or natural phenomenon that let observation on Unidentified Swimming Object and UFO is also unlikely. So, by Occam's Razor, which I still insist is not appropriate assuming the reports are true, that the reports are false, hoax, or disinformation.
If you hate what windmills do to the view, you should see what mountain top removal does to it.
You only need cheap renewables to apply pain to coal long enough for the economics to fall apart for coal (as occurred for nuclear, requiring subsidies in Illinois and New York for continued operation), regardless of time of day of peak generation for solar and wind. Natural gas and then batteries will naturally fill the gap as the economics develop.

Natural gas generation stranded assets is another discussion entirely, but those investment losses are someone else’s problem. Pick better energy assets to invest in.

Too bad you can’t harness snark as a power source.
On the other hand size, weight, power consumption, and heat dissipation are all vastly less important. Vibration is also generally easier to deal with than shock as these things don’t need to survive the 10’ drop tests.

Car electronic systems suck because they are not a major selling point.
It's still illegal. It's just a misdemeanor, not a felony.
The issue is that this is not a solved cultural issue. We don't know what causes trans people to be trans. Some believe it's nature, some say it's nurture. With such an up-in-the-air issue, is it really right of us to suppress the speech of those who think it's affected more by how we're raised?
Good point, it could be they stick out more to me. They are super common in SV. I've personally had teslas run red lights in front of me on two different occasions within last couple months and those particularly stand out in my mind since they put my life in danger mid-intersection. I ride a motorcycle and suspect the Tesla auto pilot is particularly bad at spotting motorcyclists.
It's time to replace GIFs with AV1 video
No-one remotely confident would ever fail a candidate for not knowing what "fizzbuzz" means. But any competent interviewer would fail a candidate who, having have "fizzbuzz" explained to them, could not implement it.
Not sure if this is sarcastic or not. Psudeoanonymization is a paragon of plausible deniability.
Hmm. On the fundamentals, do you think it makes sense for poor rural regions to be governed under the same administration as wealthy cities? I hear a lot about how almost all of New York (state) suffers under the rules New York City puts into place.

From the other direction, does it make sense for New York City to be technically located in four different states?
Encryption doesn't hide everything. For example, Amazon could estimate the geographical location of everyone watching Netflix and use that information to determine optimal billboard advertisement locations for it's advertisement campaign.
Google have problem with the cache since march 30.
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No food too for sure, air and water is just what came to mind since it's much more ubiquitous.
Google have problems with cache version since march 30.
Model S/X - #1 thing they could do for safety is to minimize touches to get to a function, and also increase the size of touch targets.

examples would be: touches to raise air suspension or adjust climate temperature without accidentally turning on seat heater.

Model 3.. no dashboard. a tragedy. Not only are critical displays to the side, the controls are even further to the side.
I think I agree with you but I can't help asking "valid in what sense?"
Privacy is not hiding, it's about controlling visibility. Most of the data we wish would be treated differently are not strictly private, we just don't assume they would be easily accessible (specifically by a private company). We are currently transparent to big actors but cannot see through the window ourselves.
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> grandchildren

I remember a comment from an estate planner. Old people don't care about their children. They care about their grandkids.
One wonders if the people whose photos were used to build this system were compensated appropriately for their contribution. Something tells me that royalties were not discussed.

Uncompensated, or grossly under-compensated, use of personal data for AI systems is a serious issue that one no one seems to want to address.
God that music is fucking terrible.

And lol @ the ADHD 1 sample. Definitely some bias among the currators leaking through their library selections. As if to say: “oh yes, we also cater to cripples, here is some shitty music that we think the mentally handicapped might enjoy! there, mungo, now take your adderall! yes, that’s right, it’s a nootropic, to help you compete with the Chinese at math!”
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And while switching from coal to natgas is an improvement in our emissions profile, natural gas cannot be a meaningful part of any long-term climate strategy.

On a long-term, 50% of the emissions profile of coal is still 50% too much.

(Also - and this is a bit off-topic - in the EU, natgas comes from Russia, which adds a political problem, on top of the climate problem.)
Also, it is likely related to the timeframes for auto deletion they are giving. 3 months is good enough for ML. If only a day, then it would not be worth anything to G.
No thanks. I want my stove to last 10+ years. Replacing a single knob is a lot simpler to repair, and less likely to fail than the microphone, speaker, logicboard etc. in a voice stove.
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Andrew does post YouTube videos of his coding sessions which teaches me a lot of Zig and gives me pointers on using Vim as an overall IDE https://www.youtube.com/user/superjoe30
Probably not, the issue is that headless browser bots take the same precautions of preventing Google knows anything about them as you and other privacy-conscious users do.
I agree, if we're getting paid differently based on zip code but producing the same business value we're getting arbitrage'd. The question is; how do we as developers make money off this market inefficiency?

We have a few options.
1. Negotiate better salaries. This is only possible when the purchasing price of the next best developer also increases. This already happens in the Bay area market. It is happening slower outside the Bay.
2. Start own our business. We hire the best developers at a higher rate which raises the market rate for a developer. This is happening in the Bay but much more slowly outside.
3. Move to a better geographic market. A lot of people who can chose this.

Developers probably can't exploit/correct this market because we have no way of directly/quickly making profit from the price difference.

I would love for developers to capture a larger share of the value they create. Does anyone have any ideas on how to restructure the incentives of the market to make this happen? (Cooperatives?)
The issue isn't the line endings. As the linked article points out, the issue is around file-locking and that Windows cannot correctly handle Linux file metadata (permissions, owner, etc.)
Yet wind and solar is less than 1% of the worlds energy consumption and even in 2040 its not going to be projected to more than 3%.

It's pretty important to understand the difference between electricity and energy. Electricity is only a small part of the entire picture.

Poor countries can't afford the rich mans toys and they are the ones who will be increasing their energy consumption dramatically.

So it's the classic of winning the battle but loosing the war.
When taking Lin Alg in undergrad, I attended the first 3 classes. My friend then showed me the youtube series from Strang; I never went to class again and learned it all.
Illegal behavior is a better name for a code sequence that is guaranteed to panic. There is too muchalready-established meaning around C and C++'s use of the phrase "undefined behavior"
Not sure about the downvotes, care to explain? I did not expect this would be seen as out of topic.
Wow, very constructive, great post, love it, keep it up.
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Renewables are subsidized no?
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I am the complete opposite of you, give me voice control on every last device. All that I ask is that my data doesn't get fed into your network, give me an option to opt out of that and I would be happy.
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No, but whether they actually are or not is another question.

They could also build the same database 10 years ago by taking your picture as you scanned your boarding pass.
Nothing in the post stated that immigrants are a major source of MMR, only that stopping cross border transmission is a requirement for effective eradication.
Maybe they could use a function that takes median/mean into account, not just mean. If the mean is way above median, well, maybe they still qualify.
Relevant: https://blog.serverfault.com/2017/01/09/surviving-the-next-d...
Out of date. I don't have the reference handy, but you can now modify wsl files from Windows as long as you access them via the \\wsl$\[distro]\ path.
If anyone wants to get a really good view for year to year changes in fuel mix by region, just look for your RTO or ISO's website.

ISO-NE, PJM, MISO, SPP, ERCOT, & CAISO all track this in real-time and do regular reports on it. These are the entities that watch over large sections of transmission and generation and act as "air traffic controllers" for the grid. They also run the optimization software that chooses which generation runs each day based on minimizing production cost while maintaining reliability.

You might have to Google a little bit. In the SPP region, they've seen massive wind penetration and coal has decreased considerably in the last 4 years.
Do they typically provide a postmortem?
> really bad compared to other OEM

Compared to companies that have been in operation for decades, and in some cases a century? Sure, let's make sure to compare all start-ups to entrenched incumbents.
That smells like justification after the fact. We have decided to support the tax prep industry now how can we justify that stance?
Be less negative.

Try to look for the positive ways something may be used.

For constructive criticism, try to come up with something unique to the product in concern. Any product may be shut down in the future, there's no value in repeating that in every thread.
Yes. As they should be. Utility scale batteries should be subsidized, and there are some efforts to implement policy to do so.

I take no issue with existing nuclear subsidized until renewables and storage can bridge the gap. Just don’t waste money on new nuclear that’ll never be cost effective, and will take decades to build. Also set funds aside for nuclear decommissioning and ensure it isn’t misappropriated.
You taught me Linear Algebra back in 2013/2014 and I remember you were telling us about this amazing Japanese chalk you were using.

To your credit it was quite good, and produced some really great writing. I wished my other math professors had your passion. Half the time I could barely see the writing on the board after the first erasing.
It's the worst of both worlds. Rather than having dedicated dials for each function, or a touchscreen, you have a single dial and loads of menus to work through. Want to change the radio station first you have to make sure you are in the radio display context and then scroll through the stations until you find your desired station. Meanwhile, you're constantly taking your eyes off the road to work this dumb wheel.
Hmm. I wish I had seen your site. I do recall "fuckedcompany.com" a crowd-sourced chronicle of dotcom excess and failures.