skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Have you set up pipewire? It doesn't seem to be the default in any distros yet but it works fine for me. The only real issue is that the permission dialog on Firefox makes you select the window or screen to share twice. Not seamless but gets the job done.
> In order to protect the sanctity of marriage (straight or gay, I support both), the government must resist calls to make it easy to divorce. Divorce must be a painful, punishing process if society is to continue to take marriage seriously.

Yes, that's why it needs to be easy to divorce.
Isn’t most residential charging done at 30amps? That’s enough to charge a car to full in a few hours and should be available in almost any house with 100 amp service a
that doesn’t use electric heat.
So just taking the parent example, even if we assume plastering the car in PV will generate 800W peak
1) This will probably not translate into any charge in winter weather, but possibly allow you to keep the car battery from being fully cold soaked, best case

2) In good weather you are probably looking at post-inverter input to charger at 700W, with charger losses meaning about 400-500W making it to the battery. So that is, in an efficient Tesla about 2 miles of range for every hour of peak sun. Depending on your location, orientation and time of year you might expect peak sun hours of 3-6 hours/day. So grand total 6-18mi/day of range added making a lot of happy assumptions and not moving your car during lunch. This amount of charge per day could be acquired in 1-2 minutes at a supercharger and worth about 30-75cents. Or charge at a L2 charger in your own garage in 12-36 minutes.
...surprising to fucking who?
We're not talking about input or rendering latency here, networked games are designed to work such that even when you have 100-300ms of round-trip latency the objective of the game is setup in such a way that your success is based on "predicting" events or the server keeps all disparate time domains in memory and can time-rewind to resolve authoritative game state.
> Both liberals and conservatives believe

Upon seeing that I stopped reading.

Most people abhor objectivity and cannot perform self-reflection within anything remotely close to any outside observation. Asking people to self-identify against loaded (poorly understood) political labels only compounds the otherwise commonly stupid behavior at play.

Data does not exist for the general population to make better decisions. It is there only for the trained analyst, leader, manager to make better decisions. I know that sounds elitist, but in discussions of behavior data elitism seems to take on radically different definitions compared to social contexts, and I am fine with that.
What the fuck is a fact
Been the same forever but I’ve recently found 5-10 minutes of deep, slow, and focused breathing (in through nose, out through mouth) results in me falling asleep very quickly after.
> It's effectively the same concept, just extended.

No, it isn't, because ordinary physical property can't be copied the way digital "property" can be. And the whole scheme of property rights with regard to ordinary physical property only makes sense because ordinary physical property can't be copied. If I steal your car, you are deprived of the car; that's why it's a crime for me to do it. But if I make a digital copy of some computer file you have, I'm not depriving you of it; you still have your copy and can still use it exactly as you did before. So why should it be a crime for me to make the copy?

The corporations that are pushing "intellectual property" rights over digital "property" would like it to be a crime, of course, but that doesn't mean we, the people, should agree.
Mostly yes (ex: through thin film interference as mentioned), but there may be significant color correction for things like halogen light yellow color. There are also techniques to produce colorful images such as DIC and using a confocal microscope (ex: the 4004 ones I believe are confocal)
I keep coming back to these fundamental questions. HFT (and market making in general) increases liquidity. Why is liquidity a good thing? Why should it be so easy to quickly buy and sell ownership of companies? To me that seems like a bad thing. I feel like I’m just missing some fundamental understanding.

As a powerful investor, you can buy a large position in a company, lobby for changes that increase the short term value of the stock, sell it, and move on, likely destroying it in the process, leaving all of the people who were actually invested in its success holding the bag. Is that to be seen as a net good? It seems like HFT and other instruments are just taking that concept to ever more extreme levels.
While you are absolutely correct, I believe the target market for Stadia is more people like my parents, who used to play casual games 10 years ago and then got too busy. They cannot justify owning a console and purchasing $60 games. But they'd be easy to sell on a $5 monthly games on demand subscription.

They will be playing with bluetooth gamepads (5ms latency) on their TV (10-20ms latency) using Wifi (5-10ms latency), so the internet streaming delay of <10ms from an edge server will be barely noticeable.

For example, Stadia is featuring "Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris" which is a perfect game for high-latency unskilled casual play.
I don’t understand your math, I’m sorry. Why would you divide by 24 hours? There is not 24 hours of sun for your PV to capture and put into the car. Peak solar generation is 3-6hrs/day depending on region and time of year.
So you basically agree with me. You still wrote your last paragraph. That is because you're invested emotionally in this.

Never shorted a stock in my life. Not going to start now. I cannot predict when this will stop. Nither can you. What currently holds everything together is the unknown. People don't know who, when, and how the shorter s are going to close their positions. Once things will clear out I predict it's gonna be the beginning of the end.

Just to be clear. I don't think it will crash to nothing any time soon. It will keep trading much higher than what it was pre this saga. When I say crash I mean down around 70-80% from its current value of $330.
Why buy advertising on a billboard that gets seen very briefly when the ship goes by when you could instead buy advertising inside the ship where you have a captive audience for weeks on end?
Throwing in a bit more with YMMV...

Xmg of melatonin is hard to measure, because there's apparently not great accuracy in most OTC pills. And... it may take you days to confirm if a specific pill is 'working' well or not. If/when you find a combination, buy a bunch to have on hand.

I recently received the book "why we sleep" and it discussed melatonin's process. If "1 hour before bed" works for you, that's good, but it never did for me. ~3 hrs did. Or... at least 2-3 hours at this time of the year. My routine has been taking a melatonin between 6 and 7ish, and by 10 I'm typically quite 'ready' for sleep, and it's usually a fast process. It doesn't seem like it in the moment, but my wife has noticed I'm "out like a light" (which I think is more just in comparison to months ago).
Also, are we even "after the fact" at this moment? In other words, let's see in three months' time (or one year) whether there really was a positive feedback loop that saved GME or whether there was a rapid boom-and-bust cycle and GME is back to where it was last year (or even bankrupt). It's too early to draw conclusions while we're still in the middle of the frenzy.
It's very reminiscent of how fractional reserve amplifies the money supply. John puts $100 in the bank. Bank lends $90 to Steve. Steve buys a thing from Ali. Ali puts $90 in another bank...Bank 2 lends $81 to Sheila...

Does a short/float ratio of 100% require multiple brokers to participate? How is the bookkeeping on these shorts maintained?
Money represents labor, not machine time.

All goods and services are ultimately the product of labor.
Of course I did https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy
> I also firmly believe that SSL/TLS should've been handled at the OS level instead of everybody shipping their own custom OpenSSL implementations (complete with various vulnerabilities). I wish I could just use some setsockopt() syscalls to tell the OS I want a secure socket and let it figure out the rest.

IBM z/OS actually does this with a feature called AT-TLS (Application Transparent TLS) [0]. You don't even need to call setsockopt (actually z/OS uses ioctl instead of setsockopt for this, but same idea). You can turn a non-TLS service into a TLS service simply by modifying the OS configuration.

[0] https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.2.0/...
300 comments in yesterday's https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25960469
you don’t know if they would have been held responsible even without video
You are better off putting those solar panels on your home/apt roof where they can produce more power and not add to the weight of the car.
Some do. They are the ones who make careers in sales. They enjoy the challenge of getting people to buy stuff that they really don't want.
The nuance this article, and perhaps many commenters on HN, is missing is the latent nihilism powering much of the WSB-GME phenomenon. The same way some stubborn older people can't grasp that a minimum wage job can reliably pay rent and monthly bills, outside observers can't understand that a not insignificant number of these Redditors are willing to financially self immolate to just be given the chance to help pound billion-dollar firms to dust. Take a tour of these WSB threads, and underneath the party atmosphere of self-deprecating humor/memes/irrational hope, is a thick sense of contempt and vengeance at hedge funds and big players of the financial market. Some of the hate is brought to the surface, for example in the recollections of the collapse of '08 and how peoples' families and futures were reduced to near nothing.
I agree that is a good fit for a use case, but I’m speaking about Stadia in particular. They are going to disappoint a lot of consumers.
>The only reason we haven't is because 100+ years ago people though 2 days (T+2) was quick and we haven't updated it

T+2 has been around since 2017, not for 100 years. It was T+3 before that in the US. Before computers were in use, I believe it took 2 weeks and was gradually reduced to T+3 during the 70s and 80s.
Th point of knowledge is being able to make use of it - express it.

If knowlege cannot be legally expressed, it's useless and not really yours.
Heat production is a necessary component of all energy transformations. Nothing is 100% efficient in this regard as you know.

But light pollution, while producing waste heat, is also just unnecessary in general.

We don't need to keep office buildings lit all night, we don't need to have cities lit up all night like sports fields.
Night time lighting should be on a targeted and as needed basis.
Thinking of how economics discussion usually goes with truly lay folk in this field makes me want to build a pretty little website showing various triangle diagrams for trade, market clearing under various actions etc.

Stuff from undergrad economics - mostly micro to start maybe. Maybe some international trade thrown in.

It seems way-to-hard to find such simple pictures for theory anybody can understand.

Then when alternatives are suggested it will be easy to see how they fit in the picture - what assumptions are modified etc.

I recall from my high school and college requirements for Econ it’s likely that most US educated people had a fake “civics and Econ” class in high school (We memorized questions about Sam Walton for our Econ tests, for example) and may have had one optional class in college. That makes it easy for unsound ideas to thrive.

In saying the above I make no statement about the ideas of this post. I wouldn’t hazard it online because I can’t promise to put the work in due to the above issue which I wish, similarly, I had time to address in my limited way. Since this is the internet I’ll say this: UBI seems fairly smart given the alternatives. So does Some kind of negative income tax.
The leak warning is in the very first table on the front page, in two different places.
Someone testing their machine learning 'rithm for shitposting.
NIT means your income starts in the negative. So if you don't work you have -10k income, for example. With a 10% tax rate you'll get 1k back.
/u/DeepFuckingValue spreadsheet explainer
Your calculations are pretty fast and loose and involve heavy-weight assumptions.

I don’t look at the keyboard to type with two fingers (and my thumb, technically).

I can probably sustain 120 effortlessly. 130-140 if I’m comfortable.

I’ve been doing it for nearly two decades and haven’t had a problem.
My house doesn't even have grounded wires. I wonder if that is an issue when charging an EV.
I'd wager that a lot of people don't know what that means, as opposed to:

You are buying this from X. Amazon is only processing the payment.

And there's probably a way to word that even more clearly...
He's on about 500k/year. It's not enough. That's a not uncommon total package for a reasonably experienced SV engineer, it's not fitting for one of the foremost pure mathematicians of our generation. It's because most of his output is positive externality, his employer capturing little of his value creation except for the prestige & teaching output, which must be less than 10% of his current value proposition to society.
Most of the cases I'm interested in, someone has already signed up for PACER and added them to courtlistener by the time I get to it. Or it's a SCOTUS case and the entire docket is accessible for free on supremecourt.gov :-)
Oh yeah, I don't doubt there's a market for this but I don't think you see it take over the same way that say Netflix did for VoD.

(FWIW I heavily use Steam's streaming client so I'm pretty familiar with most of the failure modes, it doesn't work great for everything but is convenient when the game style and network performance overlap)
No they are exposed to you as a credit risk. They trust you that you intend to transfer the money in good faith. As long as the transfer is complete at no point they make a loan to you because trade settles at T+2, i.e. cash is not required on the date of trade. It is the loaning aspect that is regulated. Free riding is forbidden by Reg-T of the FRB. Your broker's settlement risk is not considered a margin loan either. It is a credit risk that they satisfy by depositing funds with the DTCC for a tiny fraction of the notional value.

The difference between the credit risk and the margin loan is that in the vast majority (say > 99%) of times the credit risk does not become a loan. You don't need to punish all the people acting in good faith for the action of a few. The regulation on free riding comes from a money supply perspective. You are not allowed to create money without taking out a loan.
wow this video explains a lot
As the phrase "dots per inch" implies, it's a ratio. Specifically, it's the ratio between your resolution (say, 4K) and the size of your screen.

What is "not true" is that every screen's pixel density is the same. Different screens have different sizes and resolutions, which means they have different pixel densities.
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/0008134472/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_...
Thank you - I will listen to the album
Gas cars don't need a lot of maintenance. The oil is $40 every few months. Everything else is 100,000 miles if you even bother, or is the same with electric. Cars have improved a lot.

Note that there are a lot of myths drving up costs for no reason. A 3000 mile oil change isn't a treat for your engine. In some tests the least engine wear was 8000 miles on the oil. Changing the oil early lets a bit of dust in so is not a good thing if the oil is good. (Synthetic oil is a treat, but the car will be fine without)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Space-Manifold-Trilogy-Book-2/dp/00...
I'm not deep enough in the Android ecosystem to understand all the details. I've only had the misfortune of trying to get a (very portably-written) golang application to run in the environment, and hitting roadblock after roadblock.

I guess my overall point is that Google is motivated to have complete control over Android app distribution, and they'll plug as many of the types of holes you're talking about as they can get away with.
All of you people that are bullish on Stadia, explain to me why DisplayPort 2.0 provides up to 77Gbps of bandwidth? Google cannot possibly encode/decode that stream with high fidelity using an internet connection available from any residential ISP in the next couple years. Maybe within this decade you could accomplish that. However by that point, local compute will have already exceeded this standard.

The fine folks at Google know their computer science well so this isn’t news to them, but it kinda lays bare that eventually they will be selling consoles to execute games locally since it’s clear they do not have the appetite to get 10Gbps+ fiber to the country. Steaming-only Stadia made sense paired with a mature Google Fiber deployment, but alas that is not the universe we reside in.
This really saddens me. I do understand that with Mozilla's increasingly limited resources and ever decreasing market share it is a hard for them to put those resources into supporting PWAs.

However, this just brings us one step closer to being at the mercy of the walled-off gardens of app stores (Apple, Google, Microsoft).

I would like to see more competition and diversity in adding more powerful APIs and features to browsers, so we can bypass those app stores. Strangely enough only Google seems to be working on it.

Anyone worried about deplatforming of apps should focus on demanding PWA support from browsers and OS, especially Apple (who vigorously defend their walled garden). Requiring greater support for PWAs is a better short-term and long-term solution to deplatforming than any ideas about changing laws.
I'm an upper middle class white guy. I have no "privilege's" except being blamed for stuff by my skin color by those who claim to be fighting racism.

I have what's called "results" of hard work, good decisions and a healthy dose of luck to go from the poor kid of a single mother on government cheese and living on family couches to making a good salary at a good job. I earned my place - I wasn't "privileged" into it.

The only REAL privilege I have is being an American - and that's color blind. The top 1% globally make 30k/year and that's the vast majority of Americans. And I'm not ashamed of that... I'm proud of it - as I should be.

Any attempts to place race as a factor is done by what we love to call... racists.
you never named a solution. you're just saying what isn't a solution. a.k.a. wet-blanketry.

> The solution isn't to take away these private entities right to free speech

That was never suggested by anyone.

We just want increased public outrage which will encourage (1) competition and/or (2) anti-trust investigations.

> Have you been reading any of my comments?

no.
The Tesla M3 is rather homely and ill proportioned, though
Our political divide has little to do with facts. More than anything it's driven by the hyperbole produced by popular media.

I have watched the right and left respond to the media's outrage of the day, week, month, on cue, and stop just as fast, for years now.

More than anything our political divide is a result of our fandom based culture and "fans" don't care about facts. We grow up with this. If you're born in New York you're either a Mets or a Yankees fan and the other team sucks and always will no matter what the facts are.

Every night CNN and FOX compete to see who can stir up the most outrage in their fan base. We've got to the point where you're either a "fascist" or a "socialist". There is no middle ground for the hard core fan and they make the most noise.

QAnon is another fine example. Those fans love to wallow in their shared insults and disdain for those who don't "follow Q". They're "smart" and everyone else is a fool. The find great joy in believing that and they will not give it up for anyone's "personal experiences". They'll give it up when it "goes out of style".

Most fans move on eventually because trends go stale and fandom feeds on trendiness. Our "Media" is constantly looking for "the next trend" ("outrage of the month" in the case of politics) and when they see one with potential they'll push it for all it's worth and squeeze it til the last nickle is made out of it.

We all love the concept of "free speech" but we live in a time where bullshit goes viral and can be deadly when it does. Where I live 55% of my neighbors believe "masks don't work" while 1 in 70 of them who've gotten infected with covid-19 have died. Last year I saw them claim "the vaccine has a tracker chip in it", "proof that mask don't work is I can smell my farts when I wear one", "the virus is a hoax".

We have to figure out how to deal with these issues. With over 400,000 lives lost to covid-19 just here in the U.S. de-platforming bullshitters has to be on the table.
The xps 13 with 4k is gorgeous. Pair it with an external 4k and everything is seemless. If you go 1080 or whatever for the external monitor it becomes a pain to switch resolutions and scaling. I briefly had to do that and had a script to adjust things but pycharm for instance needed to be restarted

Once I upgraded to a 4k it's a great setup. I actually have dual 4k monitors now and that xps can handle it easily. No software issues either. The most I've had to do was adjust the zoo launcher to be hidpi
Tax enforcement prioritization roughly follows the shape of wealth/income distribution. Focusing on the long-tail isn't impactful, as far as fiscal concerns go.

You'd achieve about the same result tax wise w/ muscular KYC/AML requirements for crypto exchanges/custodians in the US as you would w/ a ban.
Probably the one time I'd agree with anything I read on the Fool.
He's aware of the length issue i believe; he's also aware of the fact that more episodes equal more pay.
I used OnLive till the bitter end. It was awesome. A little sad the way it ended, also some tears in the rain for the game library I had purchased and the friends I had made in Space Marine multiplayer.

I was an early adopter of gforce now and I really enjoyed it while it was in beta. As soon as it was released to the public all the publishers pulled their games.
Ugh, they cannot fix it because this is not something that wayland can fix at all.

Look, if you have user access to the account, you can get its data. Even if you somehow make Wayland 100% secure, you can still replace “firefox” shortcut with malicious version which also steals all your passwords. No windowing aystem involved at all.
Fuck congress, reddit, robinhood and others for trying to keep rich people rich.
I see a potential source of bias in this paper - the study is of the use of facts in political topics. This means that they are studying topics where facts have proven insufficient to settle the debate.
That's really interesting, I hadn't considered that it could be used for naps! Have you noticed it "confusing" your circadian rhythm at all? As in, do you need to take extra care to not get your rhythm out of whack when you use it during daytime daytime? Intuitively, that would be the biggest potential downside I can see.

Also, I'm honestly a bit jealous that you have 300mcg tablets; the best I could find is 1mg in a capsule and to split that I have to do volumetric dosing. But at least it's not the insane amounts you exclusively find in American pharmacies, heh.