skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not at all true these days.

American Airlines has one of the largest Airbus fleets in the world. (A320 family and A330.)

United also has a fleet of A320s.

Spirit and Frontier are 100% Airbus, and JetBlue is all Airbus (Europe) and Embraer (Brazil.) Allegient is also 100% Airbus now.

Delta also has a huge Airbus fleet, and all of their recent fleet additions have been Airbus: the A321 and A321NEO, the A220, A330 and 330NEO, and the A350.

Even "Proudly all Boeing" Alaska Airlines is keeping a few A321s around for the long term after their merger with Virgin America (which ran a 100% Airbus fleet.)
If you replaced the recursion with loops but implemented the same algorithm you'd just have to manage a stack on the heap. I don't think that would be faster.
Yeah, he's the worst. I knew him in YC, and actually liked him. But I watched him spiral as he wasn't able to raise money for his startup, including starting to go to Trump rallies "out of curiosity". His FB posts began to include worse and worse rhetoric. It was crazy to watch him get radicalized in realtime. It ended in him harassing some (minority) YC founders who said they were scared by saying we should "Build the wall".

(Edit: His comments were worse than I let on; here's the full context https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/12/pro-trump-ceo-gets-booted-...)
Quantum computing may eventually force us to move to OTPs. Of course it's going to be a pretty long time before we'll have quantum computers that can work across an 800-bit field.
How can this paper be taken seriously when the paper doesn't even show the compilation flags?
You don't really have to have faith here. There are 176000 commercial flights per day, and Boeing planes are probably about half of those. That's about 80K per day or 29 million per year. So crashes are provably exceedingly rare.
The i9’s slow supported memory is a product of that being Intel’s 14nm line which uses the same architecture released in 2015. The 10nm core chips use LPDDR4x, just like the M1. The $999 Surface Laptop 3 uses it at 3733 MT/s, just a bit slower than the M1: https://www.anandtech.com/show/14933/microsoft-announces-sur.... That speed of memory is supported on the lowest end 10nm mobile i3, which appears in sub-$300 NUCs available since 2019.

The M1 is a great chip, but that has nothing to do with the location of the memory. LPDDR4x-4267 is a standard memory type. Kudos to Apple for using the highest commonly available speed bin, but it’s a standard speed bin for that type of memory.
The site uses words like Spreadsheet, Desktop, and GUI and appears to be supported by SAP.

Does this support direct integration with Win32, Java, SAP (GUI), Citrix, or anything else that is not driven by the browser?
This is, in my mind, a great tragedy of the modern age. We just force people to be in their lanes, and the burden to escape is even harder. It's sad.

The crazy thing is that it only hurts people that don't have humor. For instance, the moment someone is without humor, they get cut out from the fun people.
I own that very sling and the attention to detail is exceptional. It's hard to put down. Their clip system is rather convenient as well, including its interoperability with the Manfrotto tripods. They're expensive products, but you'll keep them for a long time.
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Of course they aren't meant to be middleware.

Yet. Middleware renders the "portability"[0] of Khronos APIs a moot point, by having the best 3D API for each platform hardware, while at the same time exposing a more developer friendly infrastructure.

[0] - Anyone that was used Khronos APIs in anger across multiple OS and GPGPUs, knows the painful way of multiple code paths due to extensions, driver and hardware workarounds.
When I try that link I get:
RangeError: WebAssembly.Memory(): could not allocate memory

So no pizza demo for me.
After all, this was never the case in old media; the investors/producers, directors/editors, writers, etc. of most women’s magazines, TV shows, etc. are mostly men.

Look at any social media company. Employees most men, users mostly women (anyone who buys ads can check this for themselves). The only gender balanced social network is LinkedIn.
VaccinateCA: What We've Learned (So Far)
Isn't it because that's probably one of the hardest, if not the hardest technical role right now? It's novel, and incorporates potentially every other kind of area in CS. At the moment engineers in games are the best suited to jump over, but I can see the field expanding like the game industry and AR/VR needing more specialized roles like it is right now in web. Of course it is also what the tech companies are betting on, so makes sense they try to fund it more.
Gab is a joke. I got banned for making a post asking how are all the domestic terrorists Trump supporters doing after the capitol riot. I guess that is ban-worthy on their free speech network while advocating for assassinating public officials is a-ok.
Hey, there’s a username I recognize! Long time no see! Same to you :)
It hasn't been that much in the west, though. I actually own many otomate games, and generally they get discounted heavily after a bit. There's at least 5 on the switch right now, rereleases of code realize, piofore, collar x malice, cafe enchante, and more. Code realize i think bombed on the PS4.

The anime exist but don't really seem to be too popular, even if the games are big. Diabolik lovers, Amnesia, etc. I think the female market is too segmented; female fans like shonen sports anime, boys love manga, traditional shoujo, yuri, and otome content.
Perhaps substitute the (inflation adjusted) price you bought the stock at? Or maybe something like a rolling average of the past month/year?
How much value is there in okta/auth0 than there is in open source Keycloak?
That's a better way of putting it. What I mean to say is the events are rare and the number of recertified MAX miles flown is still quite low.

I fly ga so my risk tolerance is different but if you want to wait a year that'll give you a better picture of the situation. Napkin math says about 5 million flights should give it a better risk profile on a per trip basis than the drive to the airport (risk for flying is better defined per trip than per mile).
Catholic Bishops are concerned about the Johnston and Johnston vaccine because it was made with aborted fetal cells. So there is an ethic concern with Catholics on the Johnston and Johnston vaccine. Not the other vaccines though.
Not only that but their CTO has violated the license of Mastadon https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/rookie-coding-mistak...
I feel like if anybody wanted to apply critical thinking they were immediately called an anti vaxer. I think people should always question everything. And since the science and research is valid I think most people come to the conclusion that it’s fine.
Actually, PMs love open, honest feedback. Keep it coming!

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Also note that the same thing (erotica in mobile game form + loot boxes) but primarily catered to men are an established, and already quite crowded market in Japan.
>Microsoft definitely had this strategy with early versions of Windows

I question this, purely because the "Open Letter to Hobbyists" shows Microsoft as pretty hostile basically immediately.
The motion controller tech was acquired from a Swiss startup[1]. Even DJI doesn't do everything in-house...

1: https://motionpilot.ch/
I'm a minority, and I feel really fucking stupid that I have to say that so I don't get banned, but how on earth can anyone get expelled for saying they support the policy of the US government?

That is insular to the point of caricature for out of touch democrat staffing aids, not people trying to make money.
I believe this is what the parent was referring to: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/12/expon...
Bag maker Peak Design calls out Amazon for its copycat ways
That was just an example of a library, we can carry on with fonts, scene management, 3D math, .....

I did my thesis porting a particle engine from NeXTSTEP into Windows 98, and was big into OpenGL for a couple of years, went through the Longs Peak drama, eventually my focus switched to other 3D APIs by the GL 3.x timeframe.
what, how... no... what... no... how... my brain hurts.
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As part of the public/private partnership that started e-filing in the early 2000s, one stipulation is that the government couldn't compete.

There was a lot of noise made last year when a law almost made that permanent.

I'm not sure if the API you're talking about would apply, but I'm pretty sure it would and passing a law would be difficult.

https://www.propublica.org/article/congress-is-about-to-ban-...
One can be used for display _and_ charging, right?
Maybe, but it has never been my experience that a warning that does not block progress is sufficient for most people to stop and think.
Stupid people making laws for the things that they don't fully understands.
There's a lot to unpack here and I'm feeling very confused as to what you're talking about. Godot is not a major corporation, and you seem to be dismissing someone's complaint as "fake-wokism" and "professionally oppressed" when the joke in question is very clearly made at the expense of a certain group of people (mobile game players). What is fake or contrived about this if you're in that group and don't like being the butt of these jokes as is happening here? I personally can see why someone would be offended by such cynical and condescending statements, even though I am not in that group.

Also you're saying their opinions have "teeth" as if making a complaint is some kind of attack on something because it could potentially cause a change to happen, but if you take that view then what is the point of giving feedback if you know it won't be acted on? If you find yourself overreacting to someone else expressing their opinion, perhaps that is another opportunity to expand your viewpoint, instead of overreacting?
This is crazy, that is only senior managers with a lot of responsibility. Nobody is paying engineer roles that do mostly code contribution that much.
Appreciate the blog content. But a more descriptive title here in HN would be nice. This one is right up there with "get a life" recently.
Sorry, that's my fault, I'm going to edit my comment. I downplayed what he said.

Here's the full comments: https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/12/pro-trump-ceo-gets-booted-...
I’ve been a long time reader - My only complaint is that I feel like the number of puns has declined considerably since the Nikkei acquisition.

One favorite was a headline to the effect “Boat builders weather the storm.” I had come to expect multiple puns per article towards the back of the paper. Today I feel lucky if I pick up one or two per paper.
He got expelled from YC for saying we should build a border wall?

Really?
Hi Fosco! Thanks for this breakdown. It’s helpful to know that you’re still incapable of accepting accountability. Can we assume from your cagey “there’s been no confirmation,” defensive sign off, and immediate retreat from transparency as confirmation that you did indeed shit the bed? Maybe you got a little rusty after 5+ years of Facebook paying you to post garbage on Workplace.

And don’t give too much credit to Dmitry - he didn’t think of you differently than any other fascist white supremacist. You earned this coverage through the sheer force of your own incompetence.

Best of luck to you all heading into Chapter 3! Can you give us any exclusive hints as to what’s coming? I think it’s even odds between a wave of mass shootings and being overwhelmed by child porn.
This site looks a bit more serious and has information on more non-fatal incidents:

https://aviation-safety.net/database/types/Boeing-737-8-MAX/...

However, the airlines that continue flying the 737 MAX now have a shared interest with Boeing to not make it look unsafe, so I guess that future minor incidents that may occur will be kept under wraps as far as possible. OTOH, if something really worrying happens, it's likely to leak out anyway, after all the pilots' lives are in the balance too...
It is like modern day version of Hitler did not getting in art school.
Sscanf shouldn't need to get the size. The fact that it does is a flaw in a particular implementation of the c standard library.
Interesting. Thank you. in Asia, LCC are a mixed bag and many tank. I had assumed (wrongly) this was also true in the US, and beleived the C11 story. I was wrong: there are profitable LCC in the US and not all of the 2nd tiers are LCC in any case.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airline_bankruptcies_i...
People who put effort into spending money effectively eventually get beat out by people who put effort into convincing the government to give them money.

This isn't unique to public money; SEO, advertising, marketing &c. are all ways to get private people to part with their money.
Very easy to break if you guess real-world people not famous for acting, sports or politics.
I believe TurboTax gets a lot of mileage out of stoking that fear.
I have found that if I can hack a game and cheat such that it is still fun afterwards, then the game is good. I stop cheating and enjoy it fully.

Take factorio, you can do sooo much stuff to cheat. However, the core mechanics still work and it's fun. Granted, not as epic, but still fun. Any of the free to play stuff, not fun.
When was the last time you tried to copy the text of the menu items of whatever native app you're using? Or the tab title?
I edited my comment. The full quotes are much worse. Here's the details: https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/12/pro-trump-ceo-gets-booted-...
Its really quite funny, as outlook used to be the 'killer feature' for an operating system, now it just makes people want to be a killer.
Rotor Riot's infamous bridge dive [1]

Mr Steele's failsafe when diving a building [2], Reddit discussion [3]

Nurk's train video (for which he was fined by the FAA) [4]

But surely, those trained professionals that learned how to solder wires to the ESCs can't be dicks.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJgRuMXBHHI

[2] https://gfycat.com/freshthisinsect-multicopter

[3] https://old.reddit.com/r/Multicopter/comments/5hajmh/lets_al...

[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQDcDZ6rmGE
That isn't anger, it's genuine incredulity.
I think this is a phenomenon that happens through stereotypical radicalization.

The social bubble has become so close to exploding in our collective faces that everything has to be put in correct form, everybody has to be included, everything has to be perfect.

What happened to the meaning of "human" itself? Why are we not forgiving to humans that simply forgot?

I think the phenomenon of how social shitstorms explode these days is the exact opposite of an inclusive society.

Those that complain about things online usually are the ones that are not inclusive, and live their lives in despair and hate instead of love and compassion.

What we need to do is the opposite: Embrace discussion, embrace debate, and embrace to try to understand the opponents' views. People are quick to downvote, and people are quick to hate. But do you know what it takes to try to understand your imaginary villain? A real hero that offers compassion, not another villain that fuels the hate.

I believe that we as a society need to rethink our social values, because apparently, a major part of our society doesn't give a damn about other parts of our society.

And that's either a social or an educational issue with our moral baseline that we teach our children.
Thanks, so without the preposterous modifications that made the Max unstable... good to know.
I'll just say that is a very strange reading of the sentence. There's really no where to go with this exchange if we can't even agree on that.
Ok, I can see why you'd get expelled over that.
I'm all for anecdotes, but the side effect rate for moderna is known. And I know several people who have gotten it and no one has complained of side effects.
Unless they can sell on the craft they own, or can offload lease structures they are locked into, There is sunk cost. They'd have to wipe out a huge amount of (possibly paper) money to walk off the 737NG fleet. I believe the Max purchase was fed from growth, as well as replacement, but in shrinkage, It would be untenable to acquire a paper loss, and have to spend real money. Yes, the operating cost is lower, and its a nicer plane. But, it also has certification issues, and will now demand (probably) flight crew training and re-certification when previously had not existed. So its TCO cost has risen.

It's been pointed out they've cancelled Airbus purchases too. This also strongly suggests what I thought about PR value is irrelevant: its not about marketing, its about real money. They may well want the Max. they can't afford it.
Thanks, and wow... he sounds like a perpetual drain on the energy and sanity of all of the people around him.
> capitalizing on sex drive

Yeah, sex/romantic relationships are quite base and easier to sell than say universal paperclips about paperclips.
As someone that is also a minority, I'm both aware and heartbroken that it became a very popular form of bullying towards children after 2015 [0].

Racist bullying isn't new of course, but this particular phrase is fairly new.

[0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/local/school-bu...
Here is a dart benchmark:

https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...

I don’t think it’s an issue with Safari.
It's also easy to forget that C was competing mainly with assembly, while C++ competed with managed languages. The early C programmer ethos, especially among library authors, was much more along the lines of "look at the generated object code if you want to know what it's doing" while modern practice leans more towards "read the documentation for complexity guarantees". I'm not saying that worse documentation leads to better programmers, but I'm not not saying that either. Practices change, standards change.
Am I the only one who feels like this headline borders on Click Bait? More than once I've found articles on this website to be heavy in inferred meaning and light on actual content. Such is the case here. Take a controversial aircraft, form a headline around how an airline "won't fly" it again, and then gloss over the actual reason:

They're out of money.

Take this article for example:

https://simpleflying.com/spirit-airlines-a321xlr/

It does not read like an analysis, it reads like a gossip column about the latest airliner fashions, and at the end even asks "Do you think Spirit should order the Airbus A321XLR? Let us know in the comments!" which only supports my take on it: This site is an airline gossip site, not a aviation industry news site.
Thats only for managers.
Oh I didn't mean to. If anything I was trying to say that this nonsense can't be so easily dismissed as idle talk.
> and you have to do all the JNI marshaling yourself.

After 10 years of Android, while I understand the goal is to force developers not to write unsafe native code, Android team could have already provide better tooling.

However they have always behaved as the NDK was something they had to offer, not something they actually wanted us to use.
I've to counter your anecdata with mine. It's the same with Pfizer.
Second shot can create adverse reactions. I know people who got flue-like symptoms (headache, muscular pain, increased temperature) for a day.
Amongst doctors it is very common. Prior exposure to covid-19 is suspected to be a contributing factor.

Still, it's better than the alternative: not being immunised and a possible patient/transmission vector.
Interestingly, it is quite easy to double the speed of Quicksort, even at this late date, with just a couple-line change.

<http://cantrip.org/sortfast.html>

Anyway I thought it was interesting.
I am young person with severe alergies. Virus itself is less risky for me than Astro Zeneca vaccine. I also do not trust chinese vaccine and their manufacturing process.

I would be happy to look into data and have a discusion about that. But I do not feel there is a transparency.
Private groups don't have to swear fealty to the government. Individuals are allowed and encouraged to dissent, form groups of dissention, and don't owe it to anyone to grant them access to that group.

Regardless of one's personal politics, insisting "if the government says it's ok, you shouldn't be allowed to reject someone who supports it" isn't really in line with the core ideals of the US, where YC is organized.
Did they trademark the name? If not they've got themselves to blame.
It is not possible to establish except you are superman and found the Crystal Palace. Not possible for the court and in fact any Human for quite sometimes before he comes to age.
I am pretty sure they were not all in one elderly home. In a brief look at the BMJ paper I did not see that claim, and besides I think such a dramatic incident would have made a much bigger splash in the news.
Not everyone agrees with the policies of the US government, including private businessess
Not all C compilers handle even correct uses of `restrict` properly. For about three years, Rust has been unable to use the LLVM equivalent of `restrict` when downleveling its references, because it keeps finding LLVM miscompilation bugs around it.

These LLVM bugs don't get noticed with C because C programs rarely use `restrict` as pervasively as a downleveled Rust program ends up doing.
In a free market, you can of course spend your money any way you like; if you think a company shouldn't ought to hire people you as a customer disapprove of, then you can boycott that company. But the fact that we're increasingly viewing corporations as responsible and sharing in the guilt of an employee's personal and political views worries me a great deal. It's like we're progressively losing the ability to compartmentalize, and to permit others to compartmentalize, and I think it's fundamentally threatening society's ability to function as a diverse collection of viewpoints.
Ehhhhhhh. I'm not sure I'm aware of anything in number theory that would substantially change if a fast factoring algorithm were discovered, outside of its applications to cryptography. It'd be very likely that a fast factoring algorithm exposed some unusual structure about the natural numbers, I guess?
No doubt that TurboTax is pretty dominant, but that Google Trends comparison doesn't look as bad if you use H&R Block's actual name.

Of course, H&R Block has essentially all the same perverse incentives as TurboTax does, so it's not like it matters that much.
Reddit is older than Digg. Are you always this confident?
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> And incredibly sensitive to price per mile...

Which is why they choose hydrogen fuel cells instead of batteries. The energy density is much higher, and refuelling much faster.

And even if you consider electric vehicles, I guess you know that Amazon have ordered 100,000 vehicles.

Fortunately you don’t have to rely on politicians to do the right thing regarding electric cars. The total cost of buying and driving an electric car is already on the brink of being cheaper, and in two or three years there won’t even be any competition.
Xfinity would disagree with your remarks. All it takes is a name change to fool people.
A good argument for compiling your debug builds with "-fsanitize=undefined".
The only reasonable and fair interpretation of TFA's statement is there have been no deaths from covid in the vaccinated population. It's obviously not proof against death, and it might even have a tiny inherent risk itself.

Do you have contradictory information about covid hospitalizations/deaths in the vaccinated population?
Well the power is stripped away from unregulated social media giants, so the feeble dependents (Mozilla) are raging on that how it will “harm” internet and “curtail” freedom.

Play stupid games and win stupid prices. No govt will surrender sovereignty and media control.

Just because US is dumb enough to completely surrender itself to Social media megatech companies that doesn’t mean everyone else wants to.