skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree. It's also nice to know when you see a `handle` function, it is getting slotted into an `on` somewhere. Within the handle I prefer to call functions such as updateDate().

But this whole thread brings up something about coding that has always irked me, it's very opinion based. When two people strongly hold the opposite opinions on the same team, it can be a massive hassle for absolutely zero benefit.
At some point you have to trust somebody. Who is more trustworthy for your situation: a government agent, a financial officer or some reputation service? Think about that as someone in a third world country...
Pagers are rather famously unencrypted, and a hospital near you is almost certainly broadcasting personal and identifying information about patients right now, in the plain, and you can easily pick it up with an SDR.
Some "authorities" they are. Took me about 5 seconds to find the answer. Not one person thought to Google it?
Thanks for the suggestion. Markets can be qualified and quantified in very different ways across different domains of knowledge. The general interpretation is a system, but a complex system is hard to measure a program’s or organization’s impact on it without investing more money in data tracking, which is beyond the scope of most all organizations outside of governments. I do eventually see that within governmental level datasets will be able to quantify outcomes, but we are still a ways off that point in time.
Or be explicit. Call it AtomicUpdateDate if such functionality is really desired. Nobody should assume any operation is atomic ... Unless it is explicitly stated to be so.

EDIT: sorry meant to reply to the parent comment.
I wonder how widely the concept of expected value is discussed outside of poker or statistics. Simple concept, but it can really help with all kinds of decisions in life.
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“But choosing good meaningful names is hard. We perform a sequence of experiments in which a total of *334 subjects* are required to choose names in given programming scenarios.”
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"Authorities said they used 32,000 gallons of water over four hours to extinguish the flames because the vehicle’s batteries kept reigniting. At one point, Herman said, deputies had to call Tesla to ask them how to put out the fire in the battery."

Wow. Have there been other electric car fires which are so difficult to put out?
You can make a mandrel in a few hours that can be used with other stuff to electrochemically rifle and chamber a barrel.

But yeah, the article is nonsense.
Maybe in a situation like that, going by the first search engine result isn’t the best idea?
Well, taking steroids is a necessary but not sufficient condition for those kinds of body transformations. You still need a good diet and exercise regime (to a normal person who isn’t into fitness at all, even that is very hard), and because of the enhanced recovery you are probably exercising much more than without steroids.
The $100M company that owns one deli
Even if you don't pay by card... if they have facial recognition and someone has upload your photo on facebook, or you uploaded your photo on facebook 10 years ago when you were 14, then they already know who you are, probably better than yourself, even if you deleted that photo when you were 18.
That gizmo doesn’t exist any more.

Even if it did, the physics don’t really work. A high end bright LED light draws a few watts. Let’s say the LED uses 1 watt, and the gears are perfectly efficient. One watt-hour is 2655 foot-pounds. Assume the weight is 265 pounds with a 10:1 pulley to lift it. You’d have to pull the rope attached to the pulley 100 feet to charge the light to run for one hour, and the device would need to be 10 foot tall. Figure in mechanical losses, and a more realisitic LED, and you end up multiplying the weight, and pully ratio by ten. Now, the weight is similar to a small car, and you pull the rope 0.2 miles for a one hour charge. Make it 5 foot tall, and the weight and rope double again.
Reminds me of a separate incident, where the fire department ended up dunking the Tesla in a container of water to prevent re-ignition: https://electrek.co/2019/06/01/tesla-fire-supercharger/
Ebay sends me spam emails every day. Technically I guess it doesn't count as spam because they originate from ebay.com and I "consented" by signing up an account with them, but to me they're every bit as annoying and toxic as bona-fide spam.
Fire departments are going to need to learn how to put out battery fires and have the relevant equipment available. If they are in the profession of putting out fires, at some point it's on them to know how to not waste 32,000 gallons of water as these vehicles become more common.
Almost all Python code is written for CPython, and if you run into performance issues you tweak it until it runs on pypy.

I'm glad that pypy exists because it forces cpython to do something about performance, but for python overall it's a pretty niche tool.
? it seems a web page... where is the application?
The way to maximize profits in a "cost + 10%" scenario is to maximize cost x market, thus maximizing the 10% x market. Setting an indirect target is the quickest way to having a bad economic policy--if you want affordable internet legislate it and let the market figure out efficient ways to achieve it.
I thought hey had systems to ensure that an attentive human was in the driver seat. Someone found a way to circumvent this?
It's a popular song wherein the artist doxed some gal named Jenny. Just google that number
Discussions about naming schemes make me think of the old joke "until I got married, I had no idea there was a wrong way to boil water" or other variations of banal tasks :)

Perhaps there is an answer lurking out there in the universe, but it feels more likely it'll only be invalid pointer Aborted (core dumped)
> Cut sugar

This is a much bigger factor than most people realize. I've kept track of my weight for almost ten years and found that the thing it correlates most with is my sugar intake. More sugar, more weight. The time matters too. Late-night sugar packs on the pounds more than mid-day sugar.

What makes it really insidious is that there's a latency of a week or more. The problem is not so much that sugar itself causes you to gain weight. The problem is that over time sugar actually changes your metabolism so that your body stores more fat. And even that does not happen directly. What sugar intake does is make you feel hungrier, so you eat more in general. It also lowers your baseline metabolism so you feel more tired in between sugar rushes. The net effect of all this is weight gain over a long period of time, and it takes a long time to undo the damage. Quitting sugar really is a lot like quitting smoking.

Another thing many people don't realize is that alcohol has much the same effect as sugar.
I’m confused how this is possible. I have a 2020 Tesla and you have to turn the wheel every couple of minutes while Autopilot is on otherwise it will just turn off after beeping a ton.
You watch your program buzz,

But don't know what anything does.

How do you name things so they're obvious to the eye?

Descriptively,

descriptively,

descriptive... L-Y!
I haven't played as much Victoria 2 as I have EU4, but I recall some of the economics related screens being wildly complex, so much that many of the Steam guides I read noted that few players actually understand it and that it's best to let the automation run.
> When you say client it becomes consulting that happens to have a software project at that point.

100%. If you cannot qualify a feature being important for the product and most/all customers you're chasing dollars. It's a common trap, driven by commission structures that incentivize a sale over anything else.
Worth noting that the longer someone is in a caloric deficit, the more their non-exercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT) drops. NEAT is the caloric burn from this like random movements and fidgeting, walking around the house, etc. Maintaining a baseline step count creates a NEAT floor, so you're more able to stay in a deficit towards the end of the diet.
Nah, I just didn't think it was necessary to put the full url since it was in the same thread. Idk.
How do you put them out?
My car gets irritated that I let go of the steering wheel for a few seconds. I've never dared to see how it reacts to a continued violation but presumably it could disengage the gas or engage the brakes.

Doesn't Tesla have some kind of seat or steering wheel sensor to prevent this? Could the owner have defeated the checks somehow?
thats good to know but they don't say they don't read your messages (and keep your profile) for other reasons other than ads. I remember i got a message in google search saying you have purchased this product - not sure of the year, but they were clearly reading my mail then..[1]

[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/google-to-stop-reading-users-em...
The system detects torque on the steering wheel: you can find various hacks online to fake the input.
Walking is one of the more efficient ways to lose fat. But you need to walk correctly, keep your speed very low and your walk time very long. When you walk your body doesn't need to access glycogen stores in the muscle, liver or glucose in the blood. It wants to naturally save those for Fight or Flight, so since your activity level is very low it can use your fat as fuel because it has enough time to covert it to energy. If you start speeding up it can't convert the fat fast enough and starts to use the Glucose/Glycogen in your body.

I've lost 100lbs Fasting/Keto/Walking (approx 280lbs/127Kg ===> 180lbs/82Kg) over a period of 2 years. I've experimented what is best for me and it was rolling 72 hour fasts/walking for a couple to a few weeks and then switching things up to keep my body guessing (Longer fasts/OMAD). I feel like being in Ketosis during those fasts and eating extremely clean was the most helpful. Cole from the SnakeDiet Youtube Channel was basically the guy I followed, he is natural and doesn't use PED, just diet and exercise.

Snakewalking

https://imgur.com/WYGItHs
Twice as hard is a underestimate imo.
Simple Bayesian logic.

P(buying crap) < P(buying crap | has bought crap before)

Advertising is applied statistics and works on large cohorts. Nobody cares about you personally or your psychology.
...or we could work on better energy storage and distribution technologies and move away from "base load" approaches to power generation. I am also not seeing how Bitcoin, which consumes power regardless of whether or not there is any excess, helps in any way. Why do you think Bitcoin miners would shut their operations down during periods of high demand in any regulatory environment, other than one which specifically punishes Bitcoin miners (in which case, why should anyone think Bitcoin would continue to exist)? Bitcoin would just push up the floor on how much electricity must be supplied at any given time.
I was under the impression they are all this difficult to put out.

But maybe it depends on how many cells ruptured. Hitting a tree dead center is going to take out a lot of cells I guess.
You should've gotten an e-mail from Github support back in November with the option to reply to request it be deleted.
It isn’t even zero runtime cost abstraction though. Monomorphizing all generic functions increases code size. Increased code size causes more instruction cache pressure which may actually slow things down, depending on the application. I could imagine if you’ve got some very large functions that are called on a wide variety of objects then every call could blow out the Icache and kill the hit rate.
Maybe you saw the commercial unconsciously before, went out and bought it, and then saw it consciously. I‘d bet money on it that this is the case most of the time
I would expect professionals to have this information in cache. I’ve been driving a production BEV for ten years, this isn’t exactly new-fangled.
I’m surprised port zero packets aren’t just randomly dropped by various internet infrastructure devices. Perhaps they’ve been burned by reserved things suddenly becoming used.
a nice candidate target for RNA interference, locally injected in the gums
The sequences are listed, and in each entry there are usually examples given of how to compute the sequence in multiple programming languages.
> Four months ago my friend John Sharkman stepped on the scale and realized he was the heaviest he'd ever been. Sharkman—a former college football quarterback—was weighing in at 263 pounds, fifty pounds heavier than his time as an elite athlete...It's not like walking is some secret. 10,000 steps is the default recommendation of some of the most popular fitness trackers on the market, and long walks have been a hidden weapon of superhero body transformations for ages. But until witnessing Sharkman undergo his transformation I didn't realize just how powerful just walking could be...So in our group chat, Sharkman and a few other friends made a commitment to walking 10,000 steps a day and tracking our food. We aimed for about 2,000 calories. Sharkman dubbed the initiative Health Zone. After four months following those guidelines, my friend dropped 43 pounds. Collectively the group chat was down 105.

So in other words, a single individual, who already had a history of being fit and the ability to pursue athletics at a high level, reverted to his mean, and made up almost half of the entire gains across 4+ ('a few other') people, by using bog-standard recommendations, of the sort that have completely failed to solve the obesity crisis and fail for most people that try it.

What can I say to a writeup like this, which is so self-refuting? "Nothing in psychology makes sense except in the light of individual differences." How can fitness journalists and 'nutrition coach and personal trainer' experts be so blind to the reality of individual differences? Just look at exercise studies's summary statistics, and look at how different the results are for individuals doing the same thing!
Uh, it's much lower impact, much more enjoyable, and has a way lower recovery cost. I lift 5-6x a week; I'm not gonna go for a hard run when I need my legs to recover for my next squat session.
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With naming what IMO matters more than choosing one name, is choosing a name that is consistent with other similar names in the codebase. A new developer will learn your project's specific convention in a few minutes, but will be completely lost if the convention is routinely violated here and there. This is especially important with what verbs to use in methods, and how to name interfaces/classes in a way that respects both the business domain and the techical use.

I've seen way too many times how much confusion is created and time wasted when a developer not too familiar with the project comes up with a brand new verb for a common action, and couples it with a new synonym for an existing business domain entity – or worse still, uses the same name previously meant for a completely different domain entity.

The unfortunate burden with this is that a new developer might be right that their name is better for their use case, which then leads to laboursome debates about which is more important: consistency or slightly crisper name for the one use case.
oh man; they should of selected 42 or 1337 study subjects!
Did you bring an Android phone?
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Pharo with Seaside. I'm not sure how you would make the iteration cycle shorter than editing code in a live Pharo image and using the image itself as the data store.
What is though? My first thought was halon gas but I think you still have outrageously hot temperatures in the cells that will reignite after the halon has dissipated.
It is perfectly possible to nudge the steering wheel from the passenger side.
I think the game will age better if the objectives were optional and it was more like an ant farm. If the OPs model is really good, then emergent behavior will make things interesting and create a self-sustaining gameplay loop as the player explores the potential of the model.
This is unconscionable. Are they really comparing Autopilot in Autopilot-able conditions (the easiest possible driving conditions), to all the rest of the driving, for which humans need to take over because Autopilot can't do it ?

This is so misleading... it's huckstery. Such bad faith should totally kill everyone's trust in Tesla and Musk.
Bitcoin is an experiment to see if humans will set fire to their own house while they're living in it for a quick buck. The answer is: yes
When it comes to extinguishing fire, you play the cards you have to mitigate the situation. If what you have is a residential fire hydrant system that can supply 36,000 gallons, you use water in overwhelming force. As evidenced by the article, it will not quell the reaction but it will dampen the overall thermal situation enough to permit humans to be extracted safely.

Presumably it would have been better to dump a few thousand pounds of sand on it but there are few sand hydrants in USA residential neighborhoods.
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Old school internet ad tech worked around what you are trying to do. We were doing this in 2003, before Google started up AdSense and well before acquiring DoubleClick.

The way it worked at [former employer] was, we had a lot of digital properties. Every digital property collected analytics on all visitors. All that analytics got post-processed and cross-referenced until we could form a "profile" on every visitor. Because you leave a teeny tiny trail of information everywhere you go, we cobble it all together until we know who you are on each site. The probability just gets higher as we collect more data. And we'd collect data from everywhere - e-mail marketing campaigns, ad traffic on partner sites, user profile data, web surfing habits, and buying access to privately maintained databases.

Even if everyone wore a mask and black clothes everywhere they went, surveillance cameras still capture height, gait, mannerisms. Watch long enough and you know "Gait #24434 mannerisms #593483 height #933 goes in/out of this residence at these specific times, goes to this supermarket, goes to this nail salon, sometimes goes to a house somebody else seems to live in".

Maybe it's multiple people with the same gait, mannerisms, height - but in the same neighborhood? In any case, it doesn't matter if they are all different people as long as they behave the same way; we market to them the same. Your entire life is just a string of digits in a marketing-recommender algorithm.
According to the posted article it is used for DDOS attacks.
I actually didn't see what the pricing was. I think when I was in the settings panel, I saw something about "0/20" tasks and "0/1000" commands or something along those lines. I didn't know if that was number of executions or a number of unique tasks that I was allowed to manage, but it was enough for me to lose all hope of using the app and therefore with it, my interest. Might not be the case for everyone, as I'm more of a hacker. I already have a pretty solid workflow with Alfred which doesn't have such restrictions but I think your medium (chatbot type) offers certain benefits that Alfred doesn't. I imagine your target audience would be someone who wouldn't want to tinker on their own and would like readymade solutions, as you're close to offering.
Excellent game. It was kind of like a medieval Sim City x Dark Cloud. Unfortunately the platforming portions were a bit too "floaty" for me and the next game went hard in that direction, although they did tighten up the controls.
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I think that's pretty much just semantics.

In the optics of the management there was a problem and was fixed, it could even be a problem that requires several human resources, and/or external contractors, and/or using a product/service, etc.

Why can't they claim they've solved the problem? Like, the CTO asking a Product Manager "did you solve the problem", the PM should say: "I didn't, it was the UI X, the Dev Y, and the intern Z"?

By your logic no one can claim to have solved problem if several actors were involved, yet the problem is solved.

I don't think it would be unfair to say Elon built a space ship, because in a way he did, and unless someone is completely unaware of the endeavor of building something complex like a space ship, it's known that's a company composed of several people with different backgrounds that worked towards the building of a spaceship.

If you wanted to be accurate/correct then every time credit was due we should roll movie-like-credits.
They do have a steering wheel sensor. And yes, it can be defeated.

Per the article this happened on a cul de sac in a residential neighborhood. My question is how on earth they managed to get the vehicle to a fatal speed in that environment (seriously: Google the address, there's almost no runway available). It seems likely they were playing with launch mode and not autopilot, or perhaps manually messing with the accelerator from the passenger seat.

This definitely doesn't smell like an "autopilot" failure, though we'll have to wait for details.

(In fact as others are pointing out based on the location of the damage: it actually seems not unlikely that there was a human driver who fled the scene.)
This is not a borrow checker issue, if I understood correctly. You are using Rust callbacks, the same you are using JavaScript ones. The problem is that you are not accepting a generic callback in "on_speak" but a particular type that you define: fn(SpeakEvt). If you try to capture variables inside your callback, you should use define an FnOnce type.

But this is just the start of your problems. To use Async, your Fn type should now also return a Future since these async tags will infect all your functions and their returns.

tl;dr: I'll start over and use Channels.
I completely disagree with this example. Only in first order implementations does that click just change the date. As you refine UX you may add some debounce, error handling, alternative behavior, etc. DOM events rarely end up corresponding to such simply expressed handlers.

Also when you are reading the reverse, it’s not clear on what on what updates date. The worst scenario is when two listeners share a handler.
Jupp have done a bunch of CNC work and it does require a fair bit more knowledge than a 3d printer for sure. But then these kind of things have started showing up https://ghostgunner.net so I'm sure it's only a matter of time before anyone can buy something closer to a 3d printer in simplicity.
Reach over and turn the wheel from the passenger side?

This one sounds like an ID10T error.
Alternatively, perhaps this troublesome aspect of their design should be changed before they become more common?
Bodes well for the narrow tunnel with no egress meant for these cars to self-drive in.
I do respect your opinion on the topic and you seem to just look at the story from the employer’s point of view, as opposed to perhaps the majority of people here, who rather “root” for the underdog.

But I still don’t disagree entirely with the quoted part.

> Boss: What's stopping you from doing this every time you don't get your way?

Downscaling the dramatic effect of the exact text a bit, I think the response is fair, if we mean under “don’t get your way” something significant. Like how about a transfer to a different building? A good boss should ask a given employee beforehand, whether it is feasible for him/her, but if it was already decided and the employee can’t have a say, pretty much resignation is the only “tool” he/she can leverage. Even at pay negotiation, while seldom brought up explicitly, resigning is there implicitly.

All in all, I think talking about the exact incident is fruitless, because we only got an anecdotal story without both sides, so I think you and I “drew” the rest of the story differently.
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