skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you have one, it’s far more efficient to use it to drive the wheels.

I don't think this is as cut and dried as you think. Generators are ~90% efficient. Gearboxes and differentials aren't 100% efficient either. If you are already carrying enough motor to propel you without an engine then you can size the ICE closer to average load than peak load potentially getting back a bit of efficiency.
Inkscape includes a tool like this: https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/tracing/tutorial-tracing....
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I wonder what happens if this occurs when you're a regular paying customer for one of the few Google products that has actual customer support? The example that comes to mind is Project Fi, their google-as-a-phone-carrier product. If my Google account was ever banned, what happens when I call up Project Fi, to whom I regularly pay $80 / month? Would they tell me to create a new Google account? Would my phone service automatically stop working?
Mary Poppins saying Fauci telling people to wear masks is a deepfake because Covid is fake...sorry, doesn't do it for me, esp. considering Fauci did, indeed, discourage people from using masks.

Trump wrecked South Park the same way he wrecked the Daily Show. These people are past their time, their satire is no longer relevant; they too are missing the point.
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There are so many unnecessary clicks in the Google Meet U.I.

When I leave a meeting, can you please stop asking me for feedback every time and just take me back to the main meet screen?

It would be so easy just to put that small dialogue box on the main meet screen rather than prompt me to click the button to return.
>If for example, the price of a commodity heavily used in your product bottoms out from a previously very high price, you should make a call to your supplier demanding some kind of price adjustment (either future or retroactively).

You can only do this if you have an alternative, such as another supplier willing to provide you the product at a lower price. But my COGS going down has only partial bearing on what my customer pays me. I charge my customers the maximum I can get them to pay me, and my suppliers do the same to me.

>SV paid high prices because the explosive growth and geographic constraints made housing prices very high, therefore salaries had to go up to entice people to come. Rising salaries were not based on competition for talent alone.

SV paid high prices because they wanted to hire people in a specific geographic area, thereby lowering the supply of labor they had to choose from. If SV expands their supply of labor, and SV thinks it can get the same output from different supplier willing to accept less, then they will choose to do that.
Love it. Opened the website, was amazed by how good it looks and suddenly my RTX 2080 started screaming.
Well, I didn't say that explicitly, but I'd definitely agree with that. I'm definitely okay if removing corruption inherently limits the amount of wealth one can acquire, but a system that explicitly does that is antithetical to the value of non-aggression and is a tremendous violation of property rights.

Nevertheless, my objection was to the use of "voting as disagreement". That's what comments are for.
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Sadly, they can't be mounted perpendicular to a cluster board like the previous version.
"Trump wrecked South Park the same way he wrecked the Daily Show. "

Didn't take long for the MAGA brigade to find this post.
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This is false. Greece had a public debt crisis not a corporate crisis. Didn't really have much corporates anyway.
Yes, this is a feature of standard Ada.

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming/Type_System#Na...
OK, 6 months. In 6 more months, we'll have data for 12 months.
I wonder why they didn't release a version with 8GB RAM
if anyone needs a free monitor let me know, I got some spares.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201 (a)(1)(A): No person shall circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work protected under this title.

What you propose would lead to complete arbitrariness.
If the author is reading, this page appears in English for me but Add to Firefox button links to French language page. My locale is en-GB.
I'm in a part of New England I won't name where this is also happening. Here, it's a convergence of families from both coasts who are now supported by remote work and various wealthy families able to simply buy up real estate that suddenly looks rather underpriced compared to the Bay Area or NYC/Boston. (I say families b/c this rural area is not much of a draw for singles.)

In September I called an agent the day a property hit Zillow and made an appt to look at 1pm the next day. At 10am the property had 7 offers.
Your argument is very outdated.

UBS Predicts EV Price Parity In 2024: https://cleantechnica.com/2020/10/22/ubs-predicts-ev-price-p...

In summary: Battery-electric cars will be "worth it" in 2022, and cost the same as a gas car in 2024.

Also: Tesla is very close to making its batteries cost the same as a gas car. What they are going to do is turn the bulk and weight of the battery into a structural member of the frame. (Recently announced on Battery Day.)
It is also a solvent that can dissolve parts used in vehicles not designed for ethanol. Automakers complained because it'd cost them something like an extra $100 per vehicle under the hood.

I recall watching an uncle rebuild grandma's carburetor, because her car kept flooding. He shows me part of the original fuel jet and the replacement. The new one has a little synthetic grommet on it, the old one has an empty notch in the same spot. They blamed it on the ethanol.
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Wild seeing this.

I heard from a family member that this was _about_ to happen.

Specifically, these records occur on a stretch of "Blue Diamond Highway" between Pahrump, NV and Las Vegas, NV. This is the spot right before it splits into a divided highway. https://goo.gl/maps/nom16aarrpDVymFj6

They'd just finished up years of construction in the area and allowed it's use (since it shuts down all traffic going over the mountain for folks commuting into Las Vegas).
Mathematicians have no trouble modeling change. There are many ways to do so. Some are algebraic, some are not. There is nothing wrong with modelling mutability using immutable structures: that is how you probably think about history, after all.

Either way, it is unclear what you're actually trying to say. Haskell has methods for modelling change of state through pure objects, but you're talking about that as though it were an inherently flawed or invalid approach, rather than one of many equally valid approaches to modelling state transformations.
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Null has been called the billion-dollar mistake, so of course Javascript decided to have two of them.
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Right, the intent would be to run at only a single very efficient RPM for the purpose of generation with no directional power transitions.
I almost wonder if there was some lobbying done pro-banner because it probably results in higher engagement (I'm guessing most people click accept blindly) versus disabling cookies.

I'm sure Google likes the current state better than if they had to change their browser to encourage folks to disable cookies.
> I can relatively readily point to that gets respected here if you have male bits between your legs

Can you give an example of that, b/c I for one would see anyone boasting about that as not getting a positive reaction.
Don't you have the email addresses in the gut commit history?
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A $1 per gallon tax on gasoline is enough to make it carbon negative:

1 gallon burnt emits 20lbs of CO2, and a ton is 2000 lbs, so 100 gallons of gasoline emits a ton of CO2.

With current technology takes $15-75 to pull a ton of CO2 out of the atmosphere, or $0.15-0.75 to remediate a gallon of gasoline.

I argue a $1/gallon tax is the minimum viable, since we’ll need a carbon negative economy for the foreseeable future.

It’s not clear to me that $1 more per gallon of gas would kill ICE cars. If I ran a big auto maker, I’d actually lobby for such a tax, since it’s easier than retooling all the lines, and it pushes the cleanup costs onto legacy customers.

I personally think the tax should be paid upfront when you buy a new ICE car (assume it’ll last 100,000-200,000 miles), and not at the pump.
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I turned on the anti-cookie alert option in ublock.
On top of that add the opportunity cost of spending all that time managing/setting on prem infrastructure Vs solving business problems....there’s a good reason AWS and the likes have millions of customers today.
Regarding the price you mentioned... this is awesome because it reminds me of the old Atari/Commodores you could buy at a store like K-Mart for $200-500 bucks. Which, granted, back then was a lot more than $70 now. I wonder how many programmers lives this thing will start like those old 8-bits did back-in-the-day.
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I had to look up what this was. At first I thought it was the same as a felt tipped pen, which is what I primarily use, but I guess we're both in different minorities.

EDIT: guess I'll add why I like felt tipped pens. I like how the ink dries quickly, still have control over how much is being put to page, are fairly cheap, and personally I like the stratchiness/resistance on the page, it helps my handwriting I think.
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According to their FAQ, their approach is remarkably different from the popular I Don't Care About Cookies:

Some current extensions promise navigation, but without a cookie banner. However, Ninja Cookie removes cookie banners by refusing the use of advertising or tracking cookies. This is not the case with current extensions. For example:

I Don’t Care About Cookies: this is regularly described as the Internet user’s indispensable extension. But in fact, I Don’t Care About Cookies removes cookie banners by allowing the use of all cookies. At Ninja Cookie we understand that your online browsing privacy is important. Nous considérons donc que l’approche de I Don’t Care About Cookies n’est pas la bonne.

Interesting, I'm giving it a try, thanks for your work!
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"Most obvious" only if you make the conscious decision to ignore the context of the entire article, maybe. The author isn't a native English speaker.
> I can assure you I didn't have Feynman in the name of my company to score some extra upvotes on HN

Ok so why do you have 'Feynman' in your company name then? And I didn't say it was for getting upvotes either. I implied (or meant to imply) that it was as a way to get attention by inventing some kind of fake association. The fact that it didn't do anything before does not mean it has no value (as a test).

> yet here you are falling victim to retrofitting

Explain what you mean by 'retrofitting' in this context I don't understand that meaning here.

You are familiar with the use of celebrities who associate with products. The idea is that someone is more likely to pay attention and consider if they think a celebrity is involved or associated than a random person. Does not mean it will always work or that you can succeed without it. It means in many situations it will get you more than w/o it as always 'it all depends'.

Paul Newman's salad dressing came out in 1982. By Paul having his name on it he got instant recognition in the press and in supermarkets. Doesn't mean people would buy it if it wasn't good but more likely to take a chance as a result of that name a shopper would stop and say 'hmm what's this'.
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Wayland (& gstreamer) uses fd-passing to implement zero copy of graphics-textures/video frames across process. this is typically used in conjunction with buffers allocated by a mechanism like dmabuf which allocates a memory area and provides a fd associated with it to userland. this (translated) fd can be used by the other process to map the same region of memory.
The article is pretty fluffy but the linked paper is interesting (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2010.14373.pdf) - comparing various ML targeted accelerator functionalities for HPC use. Systolic arrays are describes as "essentially GEMM engines".
> Nevertheless, my objection was to the use of "voting as disagreement".

Oh, well that's a long lost fight. No matter how platform holders define a downvote, it has always meant I don't like this and there is too much inertia to change it.
>Let's just gloss over the increasingly-common smoke from wildfires... :)

Yeah that part is bad. Not sure how to rate CA in general when you account for this as the wild fires only started getting crazy recently. For most of my life overall the fires weren't a problem.

>Certainly some of the sunniest in the English-speaking world. Personally (as an ex-Londoner), I overheat a lot and actually miss a good rainstorm from time-to-time - but your evaluation does line up with most people's, I think.

Scientifically it is actually rated as some of the best in terms of closest to something like room temperature throughout the year. It's a climate zone called the mediterranean climate zone. It exists in a few places in the world.
Yes: They are called "portable generators."

Long answer: Before WWII, there were luxury cars built this way. Manual transmissions were much harder to drive, so some luxury cars used a generator/motor pair as an automatic transmission.

WWII needs for copper drove them out of the market; and they never came back because it was simpler to just mate an oversized engine with a horrible automatic.
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I don't know what the gearing looks like on this car, and I honestly don't care enough to look it up, but why do you and the article seem to think a car with 1750 (claimed) horsepower might be slower than one with 1160 (claimed) horsepower?
Yeah, I figure that will be the case. I assume I’ll have to do some work to see what is resonating with her and what is boring. I am hoping that someone will have some recommended starting places though—I feel like there are probably some things that are likely to be interesting to her that neither of us have any knowledge of. I guess I’m trying to figure out some candidate activities that might help fire her imagination.
It's not disabled, it just doesn't get new software updates.
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How do you get "bad references" in a Go map in a single thread? Are you thinking of nil pointers? That's a separate issue.
I've seen this exact same thing happen to a company I used to work for. They had an enterprise B2B app that had extremely low traffic. The Heroku app worked fine but the CTO spent a year building a super complicated AWS stack as an exercise in resume building. After the AWS stack launch filed miserably and we had to switch back to Heroku the CTO quit and still has "migrated company to infrastructure as code AWS stack" on their Linkedin profile.
Potentially, but the major mRNA vaccines are requiring booster shots 4 weeks apart.
A similar feature of soft Ctrl+F is available in the web version of Microsoft Word.

https://mspoweruser.com/find-feature-in-microsoft-word-whole...

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Apple announces “One More Thing” press event for Nov. 10
From a substantive perspective, you're thinking of a different area of the DMCA, for noticed related to copyrighted works. The RIAA notice at issue here was based on 1201, for tools used to circumvent copyright, and so it's not necessary to disclose the works being violated.

From a formatting perspective, format is generally irrelevant to notices like this because the law does not state a particular format must be used. Thus, any format which conveys the necessary information is generally acceptable.
Great from a user perspective - but wouldn't this mean the end of online advertising? I imagine conversion tracking, or even sending requests to external servers wouldn't be okay with this setting.
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