skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quite a few manufacturers had similar streaks over the last few decades that usually ended in changes to the car line in question, another example to yours is [1]. Not sure why we treat this differently (either by exaggerating or ignoring cases where an EV is involved).

It's certainly a thing that happens in these systems, sometimes it happens enough to warrant changes and/or recalls if it's systemic. Should there be insufficient protection in EV models that fails to address the safety issues unique to the new components that's something we need to address, just like we address when it happens in traditional cars.

Media over-reporting this is no different than those "look at that expensive supercar on fire" cases imho, the tech is new and gets clicks, slap Tesla in the summary and you get even more clicks. We certainly don't help the issue with discussions that look like programming language wars.

[1] https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/ferrari-fuel-vapor-leak-f...

*Edit: changed to real link from amp version.
I consider this problem to be similar to moving homes. When you move, you discover a bunch of stuff that you are no longer using and this presents an opportunity to get rid of those things. You also discover things that you have not been using for a while but now that you are reminded, you would like to start using again. In any case, a move can to be a mindful activity that results in a better setup for you in your new home/machine than it is in the current one, and also an opportunity to curate your belongings and restructure/reorganize where necessary. Get rid of cruft, tidy things up, reorganize, and restart!
Complete nonsense.

By the way, no one has the obligation to be inclusive if they want to be safe.
If you are confident in this scenario, then rollover your 401k into an IRA, enable options trading, and buy puts or short the companies that you believe took on too much debt.

No need to be an accredited investor.
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Fully touch capable keyboards would be awesome actually. Imagine remapping keys according to apps (games, editing, coding). I am not sure why you are using the macbook pro as a reference, as the only issues i had with it are related to the classic keyboard, not the touch.
Anybody else sad that this is not Ruby?
> I really enjoy working with python over any other language.

I assume you mean, "over any other language I have tried" ?

As someone with a mathematical background myself, I am always surprised at how many data scientists and quants are ignoring more mathematically principled languages like F#, OCaml and Haskell.
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I’ve sold my first startup and the second is a great success, multimillionaire and I have a Youtube channel talking about men’s issues where dozens of thousands of boys (and benevolent women) learn and talk about men’s issues. But the only people I wanted to be listened by were my family, for support in dealing with women, and that will never happen.

I have the exact same vision as you: I can’t work in a company because I feel directly hated by the diversity programs (funnily enough, I hire women). Success and money is not happiness and life is... very ironic sometimes.
It isn't just the company's heavy investment, it is the community's.

The availability of good, tested, performant OSS libraries available in Java is unparalelled.

People talk about languages like Python being "faster" to develop in because they're easier to write. This is true until you need a solid concurrency friendly loading cache or a DB connection pool that works at scale and in Java that's just adding a dependency that you know you can trust.
This is about exclusion of a minority in Europe, not toxic American jerks whose behavior results in them having no friends.
nice project... been looking for something like that (actually wanting to build something like this)
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What in the world are you talking about?

This thread of discussion is about the computationally intractable nature of 4^1,000,000,000

Got math? Maybe post a proof?
A great deal of Netflix is Java, which is why a great deal of OSS Java libs were written by Netflix.
Will the 4-Day Workweek Take Hold in Europe?
I was a Ruby programmer for a long time, but I think the world has moved on. Nowadays, I want a language with some type checking, and Ruby is extremely hostile to any kind of static analysis. Rails was pretty exciting as a replacement for how we built websites in the perl/php era, but now that React has taken over, Rails feels weirdly bloated. I would probably choose Typescript for basically everything now.
~100Kb*

Only as much as is the actual application logic and bundled dependencies. Which for most cases is usually a few kilobytes or a megabyte. You can checkout the Quark appstore (https://dash.quarkjs.io/). None of the apps is above 2MB.
>Considering the level of psychological analysis that goes into products like this and others

Don't need to do any analysis or anything. The mere fact that the message doesn't go away is enough to push a lot of people towards getting an authorized repair. If this truly was for consumer protection against bad batteries, they could have implemented a "Check my battery" button which returns the same message instead of having an always-on message.
I think the question should be more like "Which categories of seed startups are getting FUNDED" rather than "Thriving". Thriving means they will develop into sustainable businesses, and while most of the shown categories will, it probably omits startups in less trendy categories that are thriving but are not necessarily attracting funding at the same level as these. I understand it's great to chase billion dollar unicorns, but most of us here will probably only ever build million dollar companies. Would be interesting to learn more about their dynamics as well.
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It is pretty unique to one sex, as twice as many women have ever reproduced than men (https://www.livescience.com/47976-more-mothers-in-human-hist...). There have even been times when 17 times more women have reproduced than men (https://genome.cshlp.org/content/25/4/459.long).
> Every moment working with python (and that infernal pep-8 linter insisting 80 characters is a sensible standard in 2019) increases my burnout by 100x.

You hyper-fixated on that tiny thing. It increases your burnout 100x, remember?
where does medtech / biotech / synthetic biology / drug development fit into this thinking too? Especially now YC are pushing into Bio. Long R&D timeline. Long path to revenue. Huge scaleability for those who get it right?
Python has a compiler without dropping into C (cython).. but it's mostly used these days for glue code between c and Python, or for small bits of code that need extra optimization.

There is also Rpython and pypy
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It's not an electron IDE like VSCOde or Atom. But an IDE and a JavaScript runtime that helps you build and run electron applications.
Ruby was exotic until someone translated the docs to English, but the whole ecosystem is indeed one reason I love Ruby. I really don't understand why python 2.7 is still a thing 11 years later. Sure, legacy systems, but if I install recently active open source on my machine I wouldn't expect it to use an outdated version of a programming language. Upgrading can't be that hard.
You might be able to get more of a mocap look from keyframe animation. Which may or may not be what you want, depending on the production.
Being a professional athlete is very lucrative. Do you think that professional athletes have the exact same genetic profile as the general public, and their professional success is entirely a result of their environment?

It's funny how even the most restrained statements with any eugenic implications are outright rejected, but people don't bat an eye at Lysenkoism.
Of course intelligence is heritable. But that is not the same thing as it being genetic. There are plenty of heritable environmental factors.
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Researchers show it's possible to infect a DSLR camera with ransomware
It's put a big stain on them in the last few years thats for sure. That being said, at least the keyboard replacement program is basically a free extended warranty on the keyboard if they didn't have that I think the situation would be far more aggravating. I'm more pissed that they dropped USB-A about 5-7 years too soon.
Great job explaining that. I couldn't have said that well myself. :P. That's exactly what it is.
Presentex allows you to convert text documents into multimedia presentations
Would love to know how you got started on this? Did you create wireframes? Did you design such a neat UI on your own and using what software?

BTW : Super clean and useful software. Congratulations.
When I hear "move to the country side" it sounds an awful lot like "move to the back of the bus". The front of the bus is reserved for the genetically superior humans.
I've seen stuff in the robots.txt get crawled anyways if enough people link to it. In Google's results it will still only show up without any contextual information though.
OTOH I couldn't find a Ruby job in my town. Learning Scala these days.
Here is the C# version of that snippet, assuming the existence of such libraries.

var mins = X.Min(axis: 0);
var maxs = X.Max(axis: 0);
var idxs = np.Random.Choice(Enunmeration.Range(this.dim), this.dim-this.exlevel-1, replace: false); // Pick the indices for which the normal vector elements should be set to zero acccording to the extension level.
this.n = np.Random.Normal(0,1, this.dim); // A random normal vector picked form a uniform n-sphere. Note that in order to pick uniformly from n-sphere, we need to pick a random normal for each component of this vector.
this.n[idxs] = 0;
this.p = np.Random.Uniform(mins,maxs); // Picking a random intercept point for the hyperplane splitting data.
var w = (X-this.p).Dot(this.n) < 0; // Criteria that determines if a data point should go to the left or right child node.
return new Node(X, this.n, this.p, e,
left: this.MakeTree(X[w],e+1,l),
right: this.MakeTree(X[~w],e+1,l),
node_type: "inNode")

There is nothing about Python flexibility there other than a possible missing library implementation.
> Making some people smarter doesn’t require making others dumber.

On the other hand, it doesn't have to be a requirement to happen. Making some people smarter can actually have a negative effect on the smarter ones.

This can be illustrated with schools, where it benefits the troublemakers to be placed in a group with calm children, but it is on the expense of the calm children who will now be disrupted in their studying.
In the scandinavian countries, this is often done to children. Troublemakers, most often boys, are placed together with groups of calm children, often girls. This is such a common practice that there is an expression for such girls - pillow girls, "kuddflickor".

https://translate.google.se/translate?hl=sv&sl=auto&tl=en&u=...

That said, isn't the Chetty proposal (moving from low-opportunity location to higer-opportunity location) basically why there are millions of migrants in Europe right now.
Lysenkoism is something that rich liberals continue to believe.
I've seen this reasoning tossed around a lot, lately.

But usually people forget to prefix that with "if you have third party sources about this...".

If you just put assertions in the article without backing then, it's likely that someone will come and dispute (or even just delete) them.

So make everyone (including yourself) a favor and always source what you add to Wikipedia.
Got mine last week (1.2 liter engine or whatever the small one is :-D) and hope it will serve me well. The first impression is, that it's a well build car, despite the relative low price.
I still think they’re on to something, and fundamentally we aren’t that different over here.
It doesn't surprise me at all. According to the various polls of Muslims themselves, large percentages of them believe all kinds of radical and violent things.

https://www.reddit.com/r/atheism/comments/vubyx/only_a_tiny_...
The requirements are different, a woman can reproduce as long as she gets food and shelter since finding willing men is easy, a man have way higher requirements on social status before he has a reasonable chance to reproduce.

So you'd expect anyone to get violent when they are starving or homeless, but only men to get violent if they don't see themselves getting a sex-partner in their future.
While true, their adoption suffers due to them not being the way that 90% of the community deals with Python.
How does this relate to stock trading? There is a book A random walk down Wall Street on random walks related to trading.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Random_Walk_Down_Wall_Stre...
Which programming language should you learn first? ʇdıɹɔsɐʌɐɾ:ɹǝʍsuɐ
I have 3-4 files side by side, Everything else is max 80 chars. I really don't understand why people need more, because long lines are REALLY HARD to read.
They can't support reading the poetry data because it's not generic. Nor are most practical implementations of tools using pyproject.toml because they all use custom tool-namespaced fields in pyproject.toml: it's far from a standardized format yet, despite the push for using it from the people that made it.

I still wish poetry would support setup.cfg in parallel. It has been working for 2 years, is compatible with pip, setuptools and the whole legacy stack, and most fields are standards and documented.
Old-employees complain about Booking.com: it’s one big mess (Dutch)
Muslim extremism in the Europe is mostly 2nd generation problem. Those who move to EU are not drawn to extremism and neither is the third generation. It's those young men whose parents still live in the old culture who are alienated.

The old school Muslim radicalism, like MB, was truly ideological and religious/political and so was the first version of AQ.

New breed or radicalism rebels against the modernism, but the form it takes, the nihilism and alienation in it indicates that it's too late. They are already internalised the western individualism.
This is not a good idea because with shorts you need to time the market correctly... Irrational markets can survive for years and shorts cost premiums, especially those with a distant expiry date. If you're not a stock analyst with inside info, you will not be able to get the timing right.
"The common sense" should have told the team that would not work.
There’s something even worse than touchscreens IMHO - those capacitive buttons on non-screen surfaces, like the capacitive power touch points on some monitor bezels. As a visually impaired person, these are absolutely maddening. I don’t know if anyone else gets this, but it’s almost like my brain doesn’t know how to press them. Touchscreens are fine for me, but for some reason I get major tension in my hands when trying to find these surface ‘buttons’. They’re often denoted with a tiny symbol in low contrast, just to make it even worse.
I think that generally speaking, women tend to be more social, and, biologically speaking, have a higher desirability (it is low-effort for men to produce offspring, but high-effort for women).
Religion was once answer to that question: What is life meaning in situations where I'm failure? Answer was: Meaning is obedience to God commands that are universally good since they are from God. Today unless you have family and satisfying job, I would say hope that you can find in fact that you don't know everything, so although you don't know meaning of your life perhaps there is meaning in all this. In the end we are all product of Big Bang so everything including you is equally meaningful or meaningless.
I know you said "mail it to me" but if it's a possibility and you find it acceptable to move a bit, why not look for a print shop near you? Where I live there's plenty.

Maybe you can even arrange shipping, after an initial meeting to make sure they're printing what you want, like you want it.
The entire purpose of a company is to return value to shareholders. Due to our current tax law, buybacks are a much better way to do that than dividends.

Are you saying that a company should invest 100% back into itself? There are a few very successful companies that do that, but the vast majority do not. Most companies return value to shareholders regularly in the form of dividends (or buybacks).
You can implement genuineness checks for equipment without requiring a stooge to install the equipment for you. The car industry does it, and cars are much more likely to kill you. Other electronics with batteries do it too. Nothing about a phone is unique. Again, this is mostly a problem of education. If it takes me 5 comments on HN to explain that you are capabale of replacing a battery, it's a lost cause.
I always wondered why the British word for vacuum cleaner / cleaning is just Hoover (like web search is called Google), and yet I'd never come across a machine that said Hoover on it.

I find it odd that they even thought about this. Why didn't they just limit their losses by saying "only the first x customers"? Surely it's obvious that anyone wanting to fly to the US, a pretty popular destination among the British, would be better off getting a cheap Hoover.

If the point is to get rid of old stock, why not do an offer where you and your friend get a machine each for a sensible price?
> Also, good luck finding an Apple store or getting your battery replaced in reasonable time anywhere outside the major cities, and especially anywhere outside the US.

No need! That's why Apple has certified third-party affiliates, including Best Buy in the US [1]. Prices are identical to service from the Apple Store.

[1] https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/06/apple-partners-with-b...
Yes. I'm at least half serious.

1. The system is unfair in the first place -- Indian's quota is not in proportion to their population.

2. The bill tries to flush the queue, that leads to:

2.1 The perpetuation of this unfair system.

2.2 Other people who will still use this system get unfairly treated.

So I don't think this is a proper solution to this issue. If US really wants all the best and brightest, the cap should be lifted.
> No, none of this is needed. Make speed a factor in search results and sites get faster.

You can't get faster than prerendered, which is what Apple News and Facebook Instant Articles offer, which AMP is the open alternative to.

> AMP only survives because it's compatible with existing ads served by Google's ad network and given higher placement in their search results.

If that's the case, why does Bing use it?

> It's rather amazing how Google is specifically offering the solution to a problem caused by their own adtech software.

What's rather amazing is that after having repeatedly heard the problem that AMP solves (instant loading pages), you continue to straw man what it solves and what technologies it competes with.

> Facebook IA and Apple News are also attempts to control ads and data, just like AMP. They're all bad for publishers.

Yet only AMP gets the rabid hate. Why is that? AMP is essentially RSS items with support for above the fold prerendering, interactivity, and monetization. You probably love RSS, even though it is even worse for publishers. Why?
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Python increases my burnout. The linter is a relatively small part of it.
There is hope still.

I hope that Julia eventually makes such a hit that performance gets taken more seriously as part of Python devs (yeah there is PyPy, but gets seldom used in the field).

I am like you though, my introduction to Python was version 1.6, and due to my experience with its performance, I never used it for anything beyond shell scripting on steroids.

As proven by Smalltalk, Dylan, Common Lisp and JavaScript, dynamism doesn't need to be slow.
1. Now if someone says something is broken i look at nsswitch. I dig.
2. If they build this into the browser i hope there's a button for endusers to beg mozilla foundation for help when some web page doesn't load.
3. Personally I'm fine with it. Clourdflared is an acceptable way to roll this together with the rest of name resolution.
Love poetry, I hope it gets to feature parity with pew regarding project naming and jumping.
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One male can make dozens of women pregnant. If you go back in time far enough, you'll see that most women had offspring in their lives, while the same certainly isn't true of most men.
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I think you're confusing men with political activists.
Having a hard time to copy/paste a Google translate with the English translation, but basically the article talks about the (too) fast grow of Booking.com and all the related stress and the very old tech they are using and not willing too upgrade (Perl is mentioned). So reconsider when getting an offer from Booking.com to work there.
My task manager shows otherwise for an Electron tab.
Given enough time and compute, an AGI could enumerate all possible ways to say the sentence in your example, and then store a number representing which sentence is the exact same one as the input.

That number will be much smaller than the text of the sentence.
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If the lite subscriptions are comparable to the current content it'll be pennies per day, and only on days I actually use the service. That's acceptable.

And then I can buy a 'regular' subscription for google products that comes with actual support? It's like a dream world.
Yes, that encryption on phones is really a big problem.

No, definitely not the easy access to military weapons for any disillusioned nutjob. That's nothing to worry about. Move along, nothing to see here.
Law degrees, even from the best schools arent in finite supply like they used to be. Every lawyer now has tons of competition for a small amount of cases, which mostly just plea out these days.

There was some literature in the past showing the legal fields prices haven't been reduced to reflect the new reality of the marketplace supply as it has an insular and protective group who want to maintain an aura of "masters of some dark arts" and maintaining their "prestigious" class which is heavily self regulated. There's a lot of pressure on smaller-time lawyers not to undercut the rest of the firms.

If the prices got reduced there would be a lot more case supply to go around as lawyers would be far more accessible to the average person widening the market. It's not just going to stay the same size, just with lower rates. Instead today it's kept artificially high and while the best work is limited to a small group, while other law degree holders fade into other fields or niches.

A reduction in prices and eliminating the lawyer's false perception of exclusivity and class would also reduce the amount of people getting law degrees [1] which would offset the decline in price so it doesn't entirely cannibalize itself, still being a decent middle class job.

Plus there will always be some cushy law gigs available, especially in corporate law, but it will be a status no longer applied to everyone with a law degree, which limits the entire market as a result.

[1] assuming we don't even further disconnect both the financial costs of an expensive education + lengthy time investments they require (aka opportunity costs) from post-graduation job prospects. Especially when compared to other degrees, industries, and alternative job training/apprenticeship opportunities.