skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Sedna is a giant, the daughter of the creator-god Anguta, with a great hunger that causes her to attack her parents. Angered, Anguta takes her out to sea and throws her over the side of his kayak. As she clings to the sides, he chops off her fingers and she sinks to the underworld, becoming the ruler of the monsters of the deep. Her huge fingers become the seals, walruses, and whales hunted by the Inuit." — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedna_(mythology)
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Corollary: regulation is not what's preventing European innovation from thriving.
The SEC thing is a smokescreen. There is no reason to go to or via the SEC for their rebuttal, if anything they're just trying to get ahead of the PR nightmare of the SEC going to them.

Them staying silent and sending info to the SEC is a big red flag, but to the lay investor it looks good, which is why they did it.
Yes, advances in the detectors (essentially CMOS electron detectors) have absolutely revolutionized the field and solved many of the major problems. However, there are still limitations, especially with smaller molecules.
Knowing Splunk, I'm surprised it was a regex and not a bunch of strchr()s
>You'd think "100%" and "glitchless" were synonymous, but they're not anymore!

they never wore! it all depends on the community definition. you can have 100% glitchless and 100% with glitches. or you can have both have the same category. it all depends on what the runners define.
It is more interesting to me there are no newer videos than this 2018 showing towing but they do have a video of one with look through https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LSrvRMgIqw

so I guess it comes down to this, if they want to dispel issues then let one of their planned early adopters take one for a spin.
Babel AST Explorer
"Live is suffering and you need something more meaningful than pursuit of happiness to make it bearable" seems to be central idea of everything Jordan B. Peterson writes and speaks about.

If I could add to this list:

- everything by Alexander Solzhenitsyn that was translated to English.

- Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

- Demons by Fyodor Dostoevsky

- Ward No 6 by Anton Chekhov
I'm not responsible for your conditioning. I want you to tell me the truth. If you're playing a game in your mind that causes you to give me a more complex answer than you need because you think that's what I want to hear, you're going to have similar pathology as an employee and IMO this is a great screen for exactly that!

Edit: doing any "technical" work prior to doing research is a display of technical INcompetence.
Where are you claiming has more littering than beforehand?

or is this is just yet another HN complaint about the sidewalks of SF....
Short selling by itself won’t ruin an otherwise good company, but if (false) rumors are spread, it can affect the company’s ability to raise capital or affect its relationships with suppliers, who could get nervous.
Which is fair, but responding to a post asking for a specific example with circumstantial stories to proof a point has its irony.
Hm. Speaking as a German, which never had a drivers license, does everything by bicycle or on food as possible, I think "Die Freude am Fahrvergnügen" is indoctrination by decades long advertisment on all channels. We could have built the so called 3-litre-car(100km per 3 liters of gas) since the 80ies. But almost nobody wants to buy that. Apart from that, looking at real traffic, you see lots of compact and economical cars too.

For some the car is the holy cow, and it is heresy to speak against it. For some others they are the plague.

It depends, k?
The problem with making higher ed only a public service is you run into rationing. If all positions have to be government funded there tends to be fewer positions.

There are plenty of people on HN who likely would not have made the cut in a EU country.
What are you talking about? Yes, cars are covered in the article, but if you look at the parent and GP posts in this thread - the ones I've responded to - we're clearly talking about wider aspects of living in one particular quarter.
I'm in a superposition state of being right and wrong
Aren't generators really good now ? I was under the impression they really did improve over the last years.
Luckin coffee had fraudulent numbers. It wasn’t an “otherwise good company”.
The ones making conjectures divorced from a strong grounding in biological purpose likely are.
I think these are attacks by a population that's starving to death, surrounded by deafening noise (and remember, their primary sense is hearing) and poisoned by heavy metals accumulating in the food chain. I think they understand that humans and boats are responsible for the stress they're experiencing, and are attacking smaller boats that they think they can sink in desperation or anger, similar to how Tilikum snapped one day and killed Dawn Brancheau.

The southern residents of the Pacific Northwest are the most studied population of wild of orcas in the world (actually, they're probably the most studied population of wild mammals). They seem to have a lot of similarities to the Gibraltar orcas- both seem to eat fish exclusively, and in fact heavily specialize in one large fish species (Chinook salmon for the southern residents, bluefin tuna for the Gibraltar orcas). Both populations appear heavily stressed due to human activity, especially food loss due to fishing, and both have experienced a crash in successful pregnancies. In the southern residents, two years ago this led to Talequah making news by carrying her dead calf for two weeks over hundreds of miles, seemingly in mourning. I think these attacks are also basically emotional and based on a correct general understanding of how boats are affecting them, and not especially different from what humans would do in a similar situation.
Most sites enforce TLS 1.2 nowadays, and it's likely that the root certificates are expired, or the browser only supports up to TLS 1.0.

Opera Mini is proxying stuff, so they would likely work.
Actually in that case subcontracting is legal. You appear to have misunderstood the law. You’re allowed to hire someone from a different field.
That’s great! Which text editor do you use? How does wikian deal with edit conflicts?
To be extremely precise: 1 is the successor of 0. Anywhere that there is a natural numbers object, there's a semantics for this statement. What is socially constructed here is the choice of topos which hosts the natural numbers object!
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Yeah, it's hard for me to take the complaint too seriously. The problem with books isn't that it's hard to find the good ones. It's that you get this tremendous backlog because you're short on time.
The word you are looking for is Ersatzreligion.
I also find the specific wording of the counter interesting. They don't actually say anything is untrue, but instead use terms like "misleading information", "salacious accusations", and "not accurate". So I have a really hard time believing that the report is not onto something, because it definitely sounds like legal was consulted on the wording. It is very specifically phrased to, say, allow the reported facts to be true but the interpretation of the facts to be wrong.
Let's pretend everything is true as presented. Maybe a little marketing exaggeration, but a real product is close to ready. Cool.

Looking at various sources such as

https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1127660_battery-electri...

I just don't see the case for hydrogen over battery? It surely can cost less, but I see battery pricing dropping every year. In the 20 year timeframe, is hydrogen still a big win over batteries? Is there something fundamental about the technology that makes storing hydrogen better than batteries?
The end of an era, I’ll be glad to see 1600M timestamps with a lot more zeroes in them now. Feels like the future.
I have a career because of Firebug.
Job post: 4+ years of experience required in 1.5 year old FastAPI
A digital sensor is an array of pixels. There are lines between pixels...assuming no AA filter, in which case there are lines between filter cells. The objection is a “No true Scotsman.” A camera consists of an aperture for collecting light and a medium for observing the collected light, e.g. the cameras obscura and lucida. If the collecting medium can record the collected light, it can produce photographs, either still or moving.

It’s worth noting that astronomical pictures often consist of multiple overlapping photographs. And I guess it’s plausible to describe a digital sensor as capturing many one pixel photographs.
Nintendo brings Mario Kart into the real world with AR RC cars
I would be interested in reading some literature about the current problems of plopping a synthesized genome into a vertebrate ovum. Or a simpler multi-cellular species, say C. elegans.
Checks are the #1 lowest friction way to pay. You don’t need internet connectivity, don’t need to make change, don’t need their bank account number — you don’t even need the recipient to have a bank account at all.

They suck to receive, but I love paying with them.

I don’t even have to write them out if I don’t want to, I can schedule them to be sent by my bank automatically.
> We can do so much better, for ourselves, our customers and society if we stop being so frightened or so certain of the future.

That would require removing emotion from our biology. Maybe shoot for something smaller.
I can't even imagine why you would want to synthesize and inject a replacement human chromosome (let alone the entire genome). That sounds like a huge waste of time and money, unlikely to achieve any reasonable goal, and prone to far more unintended side effects than localized patching
You cannot effectively ban starlink. It is unbannable, even in the most oppressive regimes. Once you get your hands on a discrete dish, it’s over. World wide WiFi.

The most you can do is execute people who talk about it or try to educate people how to connect, but word gets out eventually...
Per capita statistics are heavily biased towards smaller countries. There are not enough Nobel prize a in history for any large country to have as many Nobel prize as the Faroe islands does.
SUCC(0) is no explanation of 1, until you explain 0.

Note how you are reaching for complex/abstract ideas (like a "topos" and "natural numbers") to explain simple/intuitive ones (like 0 and 1).

"toposes" and "sets" (of "natural numbers") are socially constructed in the subculture of Mathematicians.

Outside of that shared experience, they are pretty meaningless.

I guess you are on the "discovered" side, and I am on the "invented" side of Mathematics ;)
tl;dw version of the video's explanation:

A full A press involves both pressing and releasing the button. If you press the button during one level, hold it down, and then release it during another, then only half of the button press can be counted against each level. Otherwise you'd be double counting it.
Huh, I was surprised to learn PBS is geolocked.
https://help.pbs.org/support/solutions/articles/5000673797-i...
There are much more cost effective ways to stop plastic bottles from ending up in the environment than turning them into smartphones. This has hallmarks of an ineffective virtue signaling scam.
Reasonably measured take on the story from the FT:

https://www.ft.com/content/8a8a2396-6e97-4cfd-9f80-c5aaa2de3...

Sadly, I've not been able to find a non-paywalled version syndicated anywhere else. (Although it can be retrieved at archive.is)

Some interesting quotes from the article:

In this relentless barrage of hype, delivered in a disarmingly low-key manner, it is easy to forget the reality. Nikola has yet to put any vehicles into production. And, as its regulatory filings make clear, it has no orders at all for its fuel cell trucks, only non-binding reservations.

As for all the technological brilliance ... there is precious little to be seen. Nikola boasts a grand total of only 11 patents in the US, with another 55 applications pending.

And later:

Nikola faked a video of one of its trucks by making it look like the vehicle was driving under its own power when it was really only rolling downhill, according to Hindenburg’s report — a claim backed up by FT reporting this week.

“It was built to be a working prototype,” Mr Russell insists of the truck.

But did it actually work? His answer, after a long pause: “I wouldn’t comment on that.”

In its pay-off, the FT draws pointed comparisons with Theranos.

A good read, wherever the truth lies.
> For research, name a better duo.

A search engine and scihub?

Wikipedia is useful for a high-level overview. For more info, you'll be clicking on the references a lot. No reason not to start with the sources.
That GM entered into a highly valuable partnership with this transparently fraudulent company doesn’t inspire confidence about their future.

Milton’s last company was accused of not delivering on deal terms, and it seems as though that company BSed their way to an acquisition. Before that, he was involved in random low-tech businesses - at least one of which he seemingly lied to a partner about his profit off of.

The company’s name is so unoriginal that I wonder how anyone can take them seriously. It’s like an off-brand Tesla - just riding the association to trick people into parting with their money?
If we become good enough at genetic engineering to meaningfully alter our genomes, it seems likely to me that viruses become much less of a concern.
The FTL world record for winning streaks on hard no pause with random ships is ~30 or so. If you want to see how consistent people can get at the game, watch some of the more talented FTL Twitch streamers such as the_farb, DolphinChemist, NecroRebel, or Scottonesiewilson. They regularly have winning streaks go up into the double digits.

The only ship no one seems to be able to win consistently is the Stealth B. That makes sense, though, because starting with no shields and the very slow glaive beam makes for a very difficult start.
Made-up difficulty of competitive games
Supply in the USA hasn't kept pace with demand.

How would you remedy that?
Two distinct periods. Web development before Firebug. And web development after Firebug.
Companies that spend time agitating about short sellers have a straightforward way of shutting them down: proving they are a legit, going concern and bankrupting shorts.

That's the nature of the game when you're trying to sell shares. It's on you to prove you are a real company. The SEC requirements are because prior to them companies lied all the damn time and got away with it
Liriliri's Eruda is in the "or similar" category and works directly in mobile browsers: https://github.com/liriliri/eruda With the caveat that if you want to use it on arbitrary websites, you need to be able to inject the script somehow, e.g. using a bookmarklet, which may not be possible in all browsers.

EDIT: Discussion 4 months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22968079 , where nxrabl shared the tip of editing an existing bookmark with the javascript code to get it to work in Safari on iOS.
> For me, I'm mentally better off when I hang out with people physically than when I sit at home isolated chatting on slack. For you that might be different.

But in a way, this is not a balanced relationship. Sure, you'd want to interact with people like you who are excited about being together, so that's the preferred state anyway, but if most of your colleagues are of the 2nd sort, then you put the effort of going in the office to no reward. You could connect with people outside your immediate sphere, but team cohesion isn't helped by that and you might start disliking working there. So in a way you get some bubbles forming - those who prefer virtual interaction and those who prefer face-to-face.

This will probably be a big factor for career progression - is your manager leaning towards WFH or office-work? If you're on the other side, you might get left behind. Not that there aren't plenty of such possible discrepancies already out there
Missed that. I stand corrected.
Absorption. Even with the fanciest microfiber reusable your babies bum is red raw after a few nights. Cotton would be appalling.

I'm not speaking in the abstract. We tried reusables.
It's not a magic cure and had nothing to do with lockdown. There are 53 studies that show positive results of HCQ in covid19 infections. 14 studies with neutral and negative results, but of those 10 were in late stage patients where it doesn't seem to be beneficial, and two were the flawed Brazil paper and the fraudulent Lancet paper which was retracted. You seem to think the science shows the opposite, perhaps your view was informed by the media on this topic.

It does seem to be a valid treatment option and most countries that temporarily stopped using it soon reinstated it as their mortality rates spiked.
Nikola isn’t really an innovator in my view. They take what’s out in the market and assemble them which is not really that practical when it comes to manufacturing vehicles. This is like me saying I have an automobile company for nuclear powered trucks. And they should be valued as such.

There are a lot of electric car manufacturers putting in real work such as Bollinger Motors.
Well, then get a 2018 model, also available second hand cheaply. It's not the point. You can also get a laptop or iMac or whatever.

The point is that you can make it as difficult or as easy on yourself as you want. Yes, proprietary systems and commercial vendors are going to add to the difficulty to some degree when compared to open source community systems, but that's a known fact and has very little to do with any specific vendor.
If you object to your contractor hiring any subcontractor, or just a specific contractor, you should write that into the contract. Just like a landlord has to bar subleasing in the original lease agreement.

No new law required. Problem solved.

I don't think that was the problem this law is trying to solve.

I also question the current headline. Comedians in general are not affected. Comedians may be booked for 30 engagements a year by 25 different parties. That would make them an independent contractor. They probably employ an agent to line up those bookings. An agent may be employed by multiple comedians. Now, what if there were a company that booked comedians all over the place, then payed various comedians to fill those slots? Doesn't that flip the relationship? Isn't the comedian now employed by the agency?

Is the comedy club contracting with the comedian or with the agency? Is the comedian contracting with the club or with the agency?
My bad, I stand corrected.
> They look like, well every other car factory.

They're worse. Please, identify a modern car factory that builds cars in a tent.
I took the emphasis to be “independently established” trade, past tense. However, I’ll asmit I have less understanding of point 3 vs. point 2.

That said, this reddit post seems to indicate DBA was insufficient, and LLC rules are complex. However, I am not sure these directly address what makes for an established trade.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FilmIndustryLA/comments/eurg0j/need...

https://www.targetcw.com/blog/1099/ab5

It seems this comes from the dynamex decision. Not clear if the judges thought through the starting point of being a contractor. They talk about seeking a license and seeking business. But I don’t know that they discussed how a business can legally hire a fresh contractor with legal certainty. There would be a legitimate fear the contractor may seek employee protections after work begins.

Really we’d need legal advice on this point. I think point 2 is the strongest part of the argument I made above.

https://www.californiaemploymentlawreport.com/2018/05/five-k...
Malware is less of a problem for Android now than any point in Windows' history except for possibly the past few years, so I think that sandboxing has succeeded rather well, given that Windows has had 34 years to evolve defenses and Android has only had 11. Even early on in its life, Android was still better off than Windows at the time, and what do you know - Android has allowed sideloading and alternative app stores this entire time. That is, Android is doing now what we're discussing what Apple might do, and it's worked out pretty well for them.
It was far from a universally agreed upon statement like "no programming languages is perfect".

It had criticisms without any explanations.

If someone makes a statement I'm skeptical of, I want to push for examples.
"relying on the programmer to correctly keep track of the size"

I don't interpret Walter's suggestion that way. Of course, I might be wrong. Since the compiler must know the size of the array at the time it's declared, my thinking is that the compiler is smart enough to pass the size without the programmer having to even think about it.
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/elon-musk-vs-short-s...
It bothers me that these apps like BankID don't work on rooted phones. I should be allowed to control and choose what I share with any app.

To use this, I had to install it on a dedicated older phone, and I'm running out of older phones to run stuff on...
We could increase gasoline taxes so that roads, bridges, and tunnels are not falling apart. We could further tax gasoline to offset the emissions damage.

Nothing is ever going to seem reasonable so long as we keep comically underpaying for gas at the pump.
DataStore Preferences and Migrating from SharedPreferences
For trucks you'd want synthetic diesel rather than synthetic gasoline. Biodiesel seems better though; AFAIK the feedstocks for synthetic fuels are still fossil fuels (gassified coal or natural gas.)
The name is meaningless. Any group can call themselves "the good guys club" or "the anti bad guy society" if they please. If such an argument held any water, I would legally change my name to "Beyond Reproach".

I'm speaking of the American antifa, which are assaulting, harassing, and doxxing people they deem "fascist" (which is anyone who looks at them funny) and burning down buildings and vehicles. Surely you have watched a news report or read a newspaper in the past several months. Even CNN has grudgingly been forced to honestly report on their activities.

I'm not personally aware of any such actions on the part of "qanon". But if any exist at all, they are without dispute dwarfed by the havoc antifa has wrought.
Me too. But I moved here from the Silicon Prairie!
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The trend against immigration was caused by a combination of unchecked illegal immigration causing economic and cultural pressure against the lower class combined with nearly unchecked immigration causing pressure on the middle class(see H1B exploitation by Disney, tech contracting companies, etc). Fix these issues, and you will fix much of the disdain towards immigrants shown by modern-day Plebs.
You're right. Someone who can afford buying votes can also afford people to watch the polling stations and report those who try to correct their vote.
Nearly everybody I know who lived through that trial and works in the internet biz has eventually concluded that MSFT did the right think bundling IE in the OS. (I've had that discussion with a lot of people after somebody asked me point blank exactly what was wrong with including a DLL that did HTTP GETs and showed the results graphically on screen in an OS).

Another thing I've learned is that modern CEOs are now expected to both be sucessfull businesspeople, and also humane enough to look good in a deposition and be skilled at deflecting questions.
I would like for you to define 'free will' in such a way that it cannot, in any way, include slavery. And you must do so by not explicitly defining it as 'not slavery'.

go.
Why do you think the battery swap was faked? Changing the battery is not particularly difficult and the did have shortly after have a battery swap station open to select members of the public.
One of life’s pleasures is taking jokes seriously.