skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are lots of good answers already posted, but if I can make a further suggestion...

It is often worth running a SELECT on the WHERE clause you are about to use for your UPDATE. That way you can make sure only a limited amount of data comes back before you launch something catastrophic.
Indeed it reads that as the final bits of data streamed out of the recordings, Airbus realizing what a lucky break they had when no one died from this f*ck-up, they rushed to fix the software and issue new procedures to turn off the dodgy computers.

In the more recent cases, with 100% death counts, I read unsubtle accusations at third world pilots not knowing how to fly planes
HN has had two classes of aviation technology articles recently:

- Horrible examples of automation going wrong, hard to design and failing easily.

- Autonomous app-based air taxis are coming together with automated urban air traffic control (Uber and others). Market estimated to be worth €1.5 trillion by Morgan Stanley analysis.

What's your take?
Or... not buy it, as c3534l suggested. The fact that I produce egg whites and egg yolks together doesn't mean everyone who buys my whites is obligated to also buy a proportional quantity of yolks. That would defeat the whole purpose of separating them in the first place.
I sort of agree, but there are some function signatures that don’t match what’s in the code using @types/three, and mrdoob does not want to maintain this.
This gives a few @ts-ignore, but that’s not a big problem:)
I think ALDI being low quality is mostly a myth, just assumed because of their low prices. The only thing I don't but there is meat, greatly prefer the local butcher.
Haha except in EU it's not a quarter, it's 2 euros! And tons of carts still hang around abandoned with 2-coins in them.
There are two ALDIs as article mentions and they differ in quality: https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/63hce5/aldi_nord_bl...

Aldi Süd seems to be more preffered, however I personally prefer Lidl which is based on similar efficiency concepts.
Why would anybody trust Salesforce after this?
I don't think tags will change things, because it is the audience that has changed here. I see a lot of tech topics being buried because they are tangentially political, and in general this is no longer "hacker news", but the frontpage is more like "middle-management and marketing news with a dose of social media hysteria". I recommend browsing the "new", "ask" and "show" sections for more interesting topics and less repetitive debate.
It is indeed a serious Venture. For more info on our long-term plans and additional vehicles to add to our fleet, please get in touch at adam@cangoroo.tech

Happy weekend!
It’s only the US and Liberia who kept the grand jury process from English common law, why did every other country get rid of it? Because secret trials are wrong and the law works fine without them.
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The first two times I used the self-serve kiosk the machine complained constantly about unexpected stuff, and I noticed that I had placed my bags up to the edge of the platform. Now I place them in the middle of the platform and the machine seems happy. Either that or the store adjusted the sensitivity on the machines, hope that helps.
You can also add it to your CI, for black that seems to be `black --check`
Companies Are AI
Cool idea, but I wonder about the feasibility. Do companies exist which can make these small tiles to such precise specification? And do they number them so you know where to place each one? How do you place the tiles so you don't get drift?
If you think the Damore discussion has been done to death, then fair enough, I can understand the moderation decision. As to whether it's irrelevant to the overall discussion, I can understand your viewpoint - the article was specifically about sexual harassment, not broader "gender sensitivity" issues.

I disagree, however, that it was a mischaracterization of, or irrelevant to, the specific comment I was responding to.
Maybe the causality works in reverse and Safeway discounts triscuits only when they run out of Parmesan Garlic. It would make sense if the supplier only provides equal amounts of each special flavor.
This data structure has been operating in production for almost a year now, we have not touched it for any modification after writing and deploying it. We had 0 issues deploying it, and thanks to the comprehensive testing suite and benchmarks, we were confident it would meet the performance objectives. It was actually a drop-in replacement for the pure elixir data structure we had written. Deploying it was literally just a find + replace of OrderedSet to SortedSet in our code, running our test suite and then gradually deploying the new code to production.
Correcting Audi: Tesla Model 3 Charges over 2 Times Faster Than Audi E-Tron
Google to Refund Advertisers After Suit over Fraud Scheme
Good find, though I do tend to doubt mere company employee claims (lying is endemic to every corporation I've known from inside). In any case the user making the claim you link to came from a throwaway login.
Finland is winning the war on fake news
Keep exploring it. Voronoi diagrams are woefully underappreciated. Your project looks to be the thing that is finally going to make me do a video card upgrade I've been procrastinating for years.
Very hard to do front end build out and UI tweaks and backend and product planning and customer development as a one man shop. Consider finding a motivated offshore dev to hand over the non-core bits and pieces - the net time it frees up can be dramatic, speaking from experience.
No, but PHP does not get in your way unlike many other web frameworks.
My sister used to work at a super market. One of hey colleagues was tasked with checking the inventory and then restock. My sister saw how her colleague clearly saw that they still had 5 boxes of white chocolate and only 2 of the regular one (I don't remember the actual product but it doesn't matter). Her colleague ordered 3 white and 2 regular. "why the heck are you doing this? Obviously there is more demand for the regular one!" My sister exclaimed. "well I like white chocolate better!" Her colleague explained.

So I think it's absolutely possible you could have done your boss' job better. :-)
As far as I understand, this can be distilled down to:

1: Uber is charging 25% commission for the use of their platform

2: Uber is still losing money

Which means that in order for them to break even they would need to charge a higher commission at the existing fare rates, or bump the fares to a level where their commission covered their costs.

Well... There's always the third option too: cut their own cost base significantly.

Each of those options carries an economic impact and knock-on effects.
Coming from the simple Subversion way of doing things, instead of using "add" you could use "commit --amend". This gives you the same workflow as described in the article but without the mental overhead of the index.

There is research on this: https://gitless.com/#research
After arguing and correcting people on the Internets for the past 20 years, the semantics became more urgent than the syntax, and as a result, I often read my own writing in aghast-the realization that when people write tl;dr they really meant it-because as soon as you hit submit the original meaning is lost and with our limited cognitive resources we choose to filter out only what we want to read and ignore the rest. One moment is worth 2, when it's only one second worth 4, when time has a finite amount you should stop reading everything and enjoy yourself. In this way, people stop reading before they know what they're looking at, and they are in the process of filtering out their own words and expressions. "How does this change my reading?," was my initial reaction, and it turned out to very different than how I thought it should change me if people realized the literal meaning of their words. Once people stop reading, they become increasingly interested in the meaning, and so they are not only more engaged in the conversation, but they actually have become more open to their own words and expressions.
Along similar lines:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1n9BoDpnhmk
The study is fine. It's reporting some statistics that I find believable. Statistics on men's worries, mind, not on occurrences of actual harm.

The reactions I'm seeing are... not helpful for the most part.

One reaction is that this is a horrible thing because it is unfair. I agree that it is an unfortunate part of our current reality. So is the possibility of being forced into uncomfortable situations, or more generally, being sexually harassed when you're a blameless woman in the workplace. I don't see a way of resolving that unfairness without any negative impact on blameless men.

We can certainly try to work together in good faith to minimize negative impact while creating positive change. But wailing and moaning about the balance of power tipping slightly away from us (I'm a white male) is not acting in good faith. It's just plain entitlement.

The #metoo movement's direct impact puts me at more risk than before. And I've taken advantage of my cultural immunity more than once in my life. I'm not proud of some things in my past, and I'm not free from the possibility of doing more things in the future. I have problematic biases and attitudes. But I'd rather live in, and have my kids grow up in, the sort of world that #metoo is leading us towards than the world that (I hope) we're leaving behind.

Besides, some of this abject fear over being accused of the things that we've actually done would be lessened if the patriarchal walls of silence and secrecy were torn down so we could all see what is actually happening in the world, rather than the whitewashed appearance of perfect honor and respect that we all pretend is real. I don't think my personal lapses would be judged too harshly if compared against reality. But they look pretty bad if compared to all the guys professing purity and innocence -- because we as a society have somehow fooled ourselves into believing them.

60% of male managers are nervous about mentoring women. What percentage of working women are nervous about what their male coworkers might do one at any point in the future?

And fuck that, what percentage have already experienced worse than what a male manager might realistically experience from a complaint about his behavior in a 1-1? And don't bother pulling out the "but what if absolutely nothing happened but the woman accused him unfairly and he lost his job and wife and kids and had to live under a bridge until he killed himself??!" unless you have some solid evidence that this happens more often than women get raped by acquaintances.

Or if you don't like that comparison, maybe look at the number of women who lose jobs or careers or get blacklisted as a result of someone else harassing them.
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Unfair as the cited study seems pretty well designed. And they used only 0.03 mW per cm2, and the exposure time was on the order of only a few hours to a day.
the problem with stats is that incident rates bunch together extremely heterogeneous driver, vehicles and driving environments, so for example the "40% safer" figure from the ntsb years ago is extremely misleading

since the autopilot has a very limited field of applicability the only way to determine if it's safer is to compare it with actual driving data details between the tesla car fleet within similar condition and I think the only data we can get as outsiders it's "number of death in tesla on highways" and "number of death in tesla on highway with autopilot", but deprived of relative miles driven in each mode information it's going to be quite meaningless, and even with the data at hand it might very well be that the datapoint are too few to reach a significant confidence about the findings.
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As in PT moving to TF, or TF moving to PT, or both?
Given their sales numbers, I’m sure the prices are spot on. The people buying a 500ml bottle of Coke aren’t looking to lug around a 2L bottle, and the people buying a 2L bottle are focused on saving money.

Me, I like cans. They’re about 35¢ apiece. That’s cheap enough to not worry about, and way better than getting a fountain soda at a fast food restaurant.

Market segmentation at its finest!
Hey dude, I have a bridge to sell you. I'll give you a good deal, promise!
> However, it is NOTHING like being killed / capital punishment. It is a ban from a single service, and nothing else in the world. If that service is such a large part of your life that you might as well be dead without it, you REALLY need to get a life.

So you acknowledge that I stated I wasn't making that comparison but you felt the need to state the same as everyone else anyway?

> It is a ban from a single service, and nothing else in the world. If that service is such a large part of your life that you might as well be dead without it, you REALLY need to get a life.

You do realize that there are certain businesses/industries that _entirely_ depend on your access to social media, right? In a great many cases, losing that access is losing your income stream with possibly no hope of recovery.

The insidious part about that is that I'm not talking about people who make video content to be shared. If you work in Infosec, Twitter is your primary industry networking tool. It's literally required. If you buy and sell car parts, you are literally dependent on access to certain Facebook groups for customers and inventory. If you play Legacy format in Magic the Gathering or you're a card dealer? A lot of that business these days happens over Facebook. Most of you may not believe me when I say this, but it's the truth. And those are just the first three cases that I can think of that I have direct awareness of.
Read the sentence immediately preceding the one you quoted, her reasoning is to "bask in a glorious downhill". She needs the full width of the road to give a larger margin of error due to speed and to maximize her enjoyment.

A simple considerate solution would be to slow down and pull over.

The crux of the issue is that people of every persuasion, be it cyclist or driver, would never consider inconveniencing themselves or sacrificing their enjoyment for the good of others. i.e. they are selfish.
In Germany most newer carts take 50ct, 1€, and 2€ coins. The older ones took 1€ (or 1DM before the introduction of the Euro). Abandoned carts on the premises aren't much of a thing anywhere I lived except for maybe the odd lazy person with a plastic coin in it (some.people carry those around e.g. on their key chain for when they don't have coins on hand).
It seems so. Just tried it quickly. Can't scale the arrowhead independently of the line though, like you can in Illustrator.
I wonder what happens, at the same pressure, as the temperature drops. Maybe a new form?
I thought it came with bundled typings now? I didn't have to use @types/three it just came with the type definitions
A year is pretty short.
Love it!

One minor thing I noticed, is that capturing the mouse doesn't seem to be working on FF 66.0.3 on Linux (Manjaro). Not sure if that's because I have a dual screen setup. I guess on a single-screen setup I wouldn't notice if I had the browser in full screen.

Edit: There is a "lock mouse" button and I am an idiot. Thank you for reading, I will leave this here for posterity.
I'm skeptical of company claims on Hacker News as well. But it met the condition described by the parent poster, and really has no more or less veracity than any other anonymous comment.
One, that shouldn't matter on CI anyway. Two, you can tell black to just print the difference with --diff and tell it to just check the files with --check.
So the rough sleepers I see are the people whose city it was - people with jobs and households, relationships and support networks. They got renewal offers they couldn’t sign, and had nowhere to go / no money to relocate when their leases expired.

Jesus. For like $3,000 I can buy someone a plane ticket to a more reasonable market and a few weeks of temporary accommodation there. That’s all they would need to have permanent normal lives again, and our government is somehow not doing this? Who even cares, if this is real I’ll do it myself starting tomorrow.

Or could it be that our social services agencies are not actually stupid, and the homeless population has extensive special needs that are incompatible with the modern world for deep-seated reasons unlikely to change this century?
Can you explain on how MVVM requires more developers vis-a-vis MVC? And why would jQuery not work offline?
Thank you for this!

wget http://codex-atlanticus.it/assets//2000/000{V,R}-{1..1118}.jpg

for 2k x 2k res

I'm grabbing all of these, if people are interested I can make a torrent so we don't slam their servers too much.
Dear Programming Job Applicants (2010)
Why are you worried it might be a bad idea? I think whatever the shortest path to a functioning product is the best psth forward, and there are plenty of successful sites on WordPress.

After you validate the idea you may need to shift platforms (or not). So be prepared for that possiblity.
Absolutely. Mine is so worn that it barely works, but you'd have to pry it from my cold, dead hands. The store would give me a new one for free just for asking if they can change a bill so I have coins to unlock a cart.

The best thing ever was that in the beginning, the plastic ones sold for the same price as the face value of an equivalent coin. People would by a plastic 1 DM-sized piece for 1 DM.
If that is true and I've never noticed it as a problem with my gmail, it would be another reason to switch providers because you are missing emails from other people.

(Assuming that you are not talking about spam but actual important messages).

EDIT: Oh and as an anecdote I also have a FastMail account and as far as I can tell all my emails "land" on gmail accounts.
Then go ahead? If there isn't a problem, and you both know there isn't a problem, then... there isn't a problem?

I may be missing your point. If you mean that two men shouldn't have to stop meeting at a bar when they're both comfortable with it, simply because there's a woman on the team who wouldn't be comfortable in the same situation, well... let's say your team has a habit of meeting at a Brazilian steakhouse to make important decisions. Then you hire Dave's brother Jerry, who is a strict ethical vegetarian. Don't you think it might be a decent idea to pick a different restaurant? Jerry swears he's willing to come along to the steakhouse and bring his own food, though you notice he looks pretty queasy and never touches his food the whole time you're there.

Or maybe you think it's fine if he quit if he's so uncomfortable, your team just isn't right for women oops I mean vegetarians and they'd be better off working somewhere else.
The upmarket own brands in Tesco are good. Usually cheaper than the brand name but made with proper ingredients, like Pesto made with olive oil rather than sunflower oil.

It is interesting how brands have just completely hollowed themselves out through milking profits and producing at substandard quality. If a brand doesn’t stand for quality what does it stand for? Many have gone for nostalgia and marketing, and they will die as a result.
South Africans don’t trust companies to protect their data
This. Aldi was founded in 1946, and many of its efficiency-oriented practices were later adopted by other supermarkets in Europe[1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi
I doubt I will forget the time I first booted up an Elixir Phoenix server and got something like `[info] Sent 200 in 409µs` and stared at that `µs` for a while before it dawned on my that that was the symbol for microseconds.

I was so used to 20-40ms that I couldn't even comprehend that it could be 80x faster. A year later since playing around in Elixir's world, and I'm still just so impressed by its speeds.
He mentions that $0.01 is the minimum allowed, so I guess his aim isn't to make money on them.
This is something that has been unconsciously bugging me long time but I have not been able to verbalize it.

Social media includes people with different levels or literacy, education and exposure to written word. You can't write for all audiences and write well.

One thing that should be toned town is irony and sarcasm. There is too much of it, it's cheap, hard to master and it annoys more than it entertains. Just remove all sarcasm and irony from writing and it becomes better every time.
I completely agree! That's why I wrote the underlaying Voronoi/Delaunay library myself from scratch as well (turns out - not the fastest but still really fast and robust compared other implementations).

Do you have any interesting ideas for other projects on top of your head? I struggle a bit to actually use it in a useful way.

That is awesome, do it :)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19923842
Verizon's Fixed 5G Broadband Service Economically Flawed, Unsustainable
Seems to be an ad for a book by said captain to come out soon, so unlikely to be Boeing related
Available soon at the Sharper Image. I'm not kidding, someone will figure out a way to market this to people who have more money than sense (or taste).
OneFile and wait-free memory reclamation
More TF moving to PT IMO. Dynamic graph is a superior paradigm for research (where the users of these frameworks tend to spent the vast majority of their time), and it can be traced and exported for inference as needed.
I concur, youtube-dl is what I’ve been using during the last few years: whenever I find a YT video I might want to watch again, I now immediately download it. Learned the need for that the hard way.

Check out its options here:
https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/master/README.md...

With --add-metadata you can embed the YT video description in the video file.
The downloaded video file name will contain the YT identifier so you can still match them back if needed.

There is another option to save the metadata to a separate JSON file if you prefer that.

To download your playlists, give it each playlist’s URL instead of the video url:

youtube-dl --add-metadata --ignore-errors 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GW6sLrK40k&list=RDQMc4l8l2aQrNo'

That example URL includes a specific video from the list, but will download all of them. It works just the same if you only give it the `list` parameter, but all links to playlists I’ve seen point to one of their videos.

The option --ignore-errors will jump over the unavailable videos instead of stopping.

Edit to add:
If you want to download your playlists as separate directories, with each video file name including its original index in the playlist, see these examples in youtube-dl’s documentation:
https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/master/README.md...
Good thing you like him. People in Portugal don't like him that much.
I’d add to this that most “How to write” or “style guide” books aren’t useful. They can help you to turn really bad prose into serviceable prose, but they can’t make you a good writer. For that you need to spend thousands of hours reading the work of expert writers.

If you read a style guide like Strunk and White, you’ll come across a lot of nonsense. A particular bugbear of mine is the prohibition against passives, which is utter rubbish[0]. Don’t waste your time hunting down passives and split infinitives under the illusion that it will make your writing better. It won’t.

[0]: https://youtu.be/suAASPc_s0A
Reminds me of doing tech support for my father in law the lawyer. Clicked on everything, including tons of porn malware. I fixed and added what security and regular backups I could and never said a word about it. Several re-installs later he put me in his will, worked out well for everyone.