skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't look like there is an obvious download link (or I'm too dumb to locate it). b̶u̶t̶ ̶y̶o̶u̶ ̶c̶a̶n̶ ̶g̶r̶a̶b̶ ̶a̶n̶ ̶i̶m̶a̶g̶e̶ ̶f̶r̶o̶m̶ ̶h̶e̶r̶e̶:̶ ̶h̶t̶t̶p̶s̶:̶/̶/̶d̶o̶w̶n̶l̶o̶a̶d̶.̶h̶a̶i̶k̶u̶-̶o̶s̶.̶o̶r̶g̶/̶n̶i̶g̶h̶t̶l̶y̶-̶i̶m̶a̶g̶e̶s̶/̶r̶i̶s̶c̶v̶6̶4̶/̶ Please refer to waddlesplash's reply.

I guess you can try it on Qemu. Might test it later. UTM offers "Risc-V Spike board" among others.
My comment, claiming $15 was the average, was based off of the first sentence of the linked article: "Facing an industry-wide labor shortage, fast food chain Chipotle is bumping up its average pay to $15 an hour by the end of June, resulting in wages of $11 to $18 an hour"
Everything vaccine/ Covid related I get from the BMJ. Which seem more reputable and data-driven than most, and also more sceptical of the beliefs that the average ‘trust the science’ social media advocate takes as being gospel.

I’d also recommend Dr Malcolm Kendrick and Dr Sebastien Rushworth, in this vein also FWIW.

But what do I know? I’m just another stranger on the Internet.
I built complex CSV/Excel importers for 3 companies so far.
The business really needed and benefited from it, but it was some of the most boring coding I have ever done.

Great idea to make it its own product!

Best of luck!
Sorry, English is not my native language so i didn't get the head flipping part.
Actually, and just for the record, a N95 properly fitted works very, very well.

But usually you cannot wear (properly) a N95 for more than two/three hours without having your face with deep signs (and of course you need to be clean shaven).

A "generic" N95 used by untrained people and loosely worn, isn't that much better a protection for the person wearing it than a surgical mask, while both are quite good at protecting other people from the "emissions" of the person wearing the mask (of course only if it is valveless).

Previous post with a link to a video of a proper "fit test" and some more info about valve and valveless:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23957506
I recall the retelling of a startup interviewee comment who tanked their opportunity by saying "the salary: make it a big number."

Furthermore, I notice in clinical healthcare and software engineering that ego tends to be inversely proportional to capabilities because the jerk reaches hubris by stopping learning and assuming they're always right, leading to less knowledge, career development, feedback, and authentic peer interactions. Eventually, they become the "I've been doing this for X years" people. They become infinitely awesome, but in their own minds only.
"Instant" messaging promotes the illusion that others are doing nothing but waiting to respond to us.
Does this seem odd to others? Does AWS give 'local' access speed to s3 from EC2 on same locations?
I can't answer all of this, but make sure that you investigate the legal requirements wherever you setup

It may, for example, be fantastic to be a Digital Nomad™ from the Nomad's perspective in Bolivia ... but from the business perspective be an absolute nightmare :)

Or wonderful to setup shop in the Maldives ... but your Nomads would all hate it

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Note - I know nothing about the business climates of Bolivia or the Maldives - just using then as examples :)
Releasing the data would almost certainly put some people's lives in danger.
You won't get 75Wh to the wheel with 2kg and the hydrogen tanks and fuel cells have weight.
Hmm, lets see. Tobacco is highly addictive, while these mentioned drugs are not. Could it be, that you create lasting demand for addictive drugs very easily?
Sadly it does bring to mind Pandora and her box.
Not the case here, but what about someone who just had a child die from cancer or suicide?
The screenshots in the linked thread come from an out-of-tree development branch; the "official" nightly builds do not contain any of this work yet.

There is a download link in the thread for one of the test builds. It probably will not work on anything besides a VM, though.
Another typo in the javascript in "Code" tab when editing a sheet

"There was a porblem uploading the sheet"
Usually 2-3k words per chapter and two daily chapters
Except that's not what happens in reality - the environment is a luxury good. It is taken care of best in capitalist/free market environments.
expressive diagnostics was one of clang's early selling points: https://clang.llvm.org/diagnostics.html

Clang was released 2007 and was usable 2009/2010-ish. Rust dev started 2010.

I'm not saying the trend of having good diagnostics was started by clang, but it's a more believable than the claim that it was started by Rust.

--

Rust-the-language is nice, but the Rust community feeling the need to mention Rust on every unrelated thread is a bit of a turn-off for me.
I don't get moralizing the point. And if you want to go that route, I'd argue that forcing someone who is coming to you based on a headline's promise to sift through a short children's book is disrespectful and rude.

But maybe it's a generational thing and stories are what more people expect now. I bet NYT knows its audience better than I do.
1:59 PM EST: The power goes out
2:00 PM EST: Ransomware group claims responsibility
2:01 PM EST: Ransomware group demands Putin ____s a pig
2:20 PM EST: Ransomware group releases deep fake of Putin ____'ing a pig
2:21 PM EST: Your UPS starts recharging and power goes back on, with you oblivious to the entire thing.
Only in a few places.

http://lockwiki.com/index.php/Legal_Issues

https://unitedlocksmith.net/blog/the-locksport-travel-guide-...

> In Japan if you are found with lock picks you will be subject to a fine of 500,000 yen and a year in prison. In Poland, it is illegal to possess any picks without being able to show that your profession requires it ... In Hungary ownership of lock picks is completely illegal. The only people in Hungary that are allowed to have these tools are the military, and as a result lock picks are classified as military equipment. For travel within the United States or even traveling to the US, you should consult the lock pick laws in the state you are visiting.
Sentience just means the ability to perceive and feel things. It implies consciousness, but that's debated. You may be thinking of sapience, which is usually considered to comprise of a higher range of cognitive functions such as reasoning, self-awareness and perhaps theory of mind although some animals seem to have that last one too.

Fundamentally what this does is further recognise in law that some animals are able to suffer, and that we have some sort of responsibility to avoid inflicting unnecessary suffering such as for entertainment or through neglect.
> almost every Economics presentation you see is done with Beamer; which lends itself to dense text, bullet points and equations

I don't think that has anything to do with Beamer. That's how economists present for some horrible reason. When I was on the job market about 20 years ago, the overhead projector was the only tool universally available for presentations, and I had a couple people comment that my work would be discounted by some because it was too easy to understand. That was back when I mistakenly thought the point of the presentation was to explain my research.
> irregardless

Double negative in a single word. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irregardless

Interestingly the redundancy of Java is problematic for a similar reason that the redundancy of a double negative can actually reverse the meaning.
I have yet to find a datetime library in any language that was adequate for all purposes I've needed. That's not a particularly damning example in my opinion. I've had to write very weird datetime code in JS, Python, and Ruby. I don't even want to imagine the horrible things you could find in some other languages.
> If you go to a California black neighborhood and talk to people they are v suspicious of BLM's motives.

Have you done this? I live in a majority black neighborhood but not in California and I talk to my neighbors. I have heard a lot of skepticism and hostility towards _the organization calling itself by that name_. But not towards the movement itself or the phrase it uses to represent itself.
I think the big argument here is: Is doling out medical advice to an individual to protect the group ethical? Or should the medical advice for the individual be directed at the potential outcomes for the individual.

This conversation of individual vs communal rights is much simpler when we tell smokers they should keep it to designated areas or their private property.

It's a bit of a different animal when we're essentially encouraging and coercing people into taking potentially unnecessary medication for OTHER people's benefit.

It's not an easy question, if you're being intellectually honest. People who are hardliners on one side or the other on this debate, i feel aren't honest about the problems this poses. They're so wrapped up in their side of the individualism/tribialism or collective-safety/freedom dynamic, that they're not giving the other side a fair look.

This is a problem that plague the human species. Our greatest strengths are also our greatest weaknesses. Both our nature as collective/tribal animals, but with a deep since of contradictory individualism leads us to success and survival and wellness, but both of those aspects of us lead to great tyranny.

it's the communism vs capitalism debate - both sides have tons of blood on their hands. Tons of oppression too.

It's the debate played out between Kirk and Spock about the needs of the one vs the many.

And it's an honest, real debate that i don't feel will ever be solved because of the myriad of ways it plays out in a complex society.
The future was taken away from what it might have been.
And then those oligarchs will put some bounties to have some people's head brought to them on a silver platter. And someone will deliver.

If you shoot for the king you better not miss.
Great alternative to the likes of linktree. Nice and intuitive too.
> hack Haiku to run the PPC processes on that core

That sounds like the Amiga PowerUp cards with extra steps. :D
They aren't refusing; there is an unlimited duration now as long as you keep paying.

> AppleCare+ for Mac extends your coverage from your AppleCare+ purchase date and adds up to two incidents of accidental damage protection every 12 months

After 2 or 3 years [0] (the initial duration depends on whether it is AppleCare or AppleCare+), you can pay more and get an additional coverage [1]:

> Your plan coverage may continue beyond 24 or 36 months, on a monthly or annual basis, until canceled.

[0]: Before adding AppleCare+ to your cart, the ad copy says "Get up to 3 years of accidental damage protection and expert technical support from Apple."

[1]: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210580
Ketamin/Blow/ Bars/Benzos/ Fentanyl etc.
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Neutron Surge at Chernobyl Could Lead to a Runaway Nuclear Reaction
Not really, I mean what do you think is missing from the standard library json package? It obviously solves most use cases since just yesterday flask dropped simplejson. Standard library is just not great for libraries that are not yet stable.
Might be just early morning brain fog. I’m not seeing the issue here.

> AppleCare+ for Mac extends your coverage from your AppleCare+ purchase date and adds up to two incidents of accidental damage protection every 12 months
Yeah "high degree of internal consistency" and "approachable" are things I want in a test suite not a novel.
Trucks have length limits and more constrained in Europe which is why you still see many cab overs there. The US loosened length limits in the 70's allowing for long nose trucks which help with aero dynamics and safety.
is it ethical to coerce and encourage people to take potentially unnecessary medication for other people's benefit?
Highly available and highly scalable Cloudflare tunnels
That sounds like an improvement more than a conspiracy.
Gad, I am so all over this. In email you have an expectation that it is stored on the server, and it always is, unless you explicitly delete it. Messaging? The expectations are all over the place. Particularly bad is SMS.
> (...) will end up in a new fiasco.

Are you saying nodejs is a fiasco?
They're not bluffing.

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(from Babuk) "The negotiations reached a dead end, the amount we were offered does not suit us, we are posting 20 more personal files on officers, you can download this archive, the password will be released tomorrow. if during tomorrow they do not raise the price, we will release all the data."

The password AND link to a 161MB rar file is present and working.
/s/lack of humility/overconfidence

So is humility underconfidence ?

Is their a word for the right amount of confidence ? Maybe confidence ?
I've Created a New Outliner
I made a simple tool to structure thoughts, plan projects, and create concepts and wanna get some feedback.
And while I'm nit-picking, "Computer Modern Concrete" isn't a thing; the font (family) is called Concrete Roman.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete_Roman

(Not, of course, to be confused with Roman Concrete: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_concrete.)
Wasn't the original minimum wage meant to support a family on one income? Is that really a realistic goal in a modern two worker family setting?
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, your points are surely valid.
Very impressive. It will hard to balance realism and readability though.

GTA uses some surrealist contrasts because it makes the games easier to play, especially for long hours, or when you go fast.

But the tech is so new I'm not going to complain, it's already very good, especially given what it eats in resources.
So after all that, the city paid for new telephone poles out of their own pocket and then Charter was interested in running lines on them and charging the residents.

So in the end, the city got the worst of both worlds--they spent a bunch of money on upgrading things only to let a private company become a defacto high speed monopoly in their town.
Can confirm. I live in a large town/small city (80k people, 140k in the county with 30k commuting in to the city) and this is exactly how every issue goes. I've been organizing around climate and sustainability, housing (affordability and density), economics, you name it and this how it all always goes.

It's really hard, as one of those activists, to not burn out and get cynical. Those who have theirs, are quite comfortable with the way things are, and do not want the smallest amount of change are often also retired and have infinite time on their hands - which they can use to great effect to lobby local governments and organize with their friends.

It's really hard to effectively organize against that among people who are trying to get themselves established in their careers, or who are starting/raising young families, or who are on the career grind. None of us have the time or energy to stay on a council meeting until 3 am every week.

But we've finally gotten fed up to the point where we're starting to put together an organization that looks like a political party with in a political party (our city is a one party town so we have to operate with in that party). It will canvas and organize volunteers and build a database we can use to simply overwhelm that loud minority. It's going to be a fuck ton of work, and it may fall apart before it gets going, but this seems like the only way forward.
Buying a house is bad faith? That seems pretty unkind of you.
Elon: Hold my beer!
Agree with the other comments. What is this submission about? Apple provides AppleCare+ support in perpetuity as long as you keep paying.

This title smells of someone trying to stir up controversy where there is none.
What would the price be to renew after 12 months? Will it have changed at that time? What about 24, 36, 48 months? At what age will AppleCare+ no longer be available on my hardware? How do I calculate my total cost of ownership over, say, five years, without answers to my previous questions?
So where are the hydrogen semis?

$/mile hydrogen is far behind diesels and batteries at this point.
Remember the milk is similar for scheduling tasks and reminders called “smart add” Evernote may have got the idea there.

https://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/email/
True. I need to be more specific: Electric motors powered by chemical batteries.
The extra steps are what ensures an invariant.
> Don't negotiate. Dictate.

I would take that advise with a massive grain of salt. I know someone that was working for a company that wasn't exactly working with state of the art tech. He pretty much dictated how he wanted to work there: iMac instead of a really weird PC setup, modern tooling instead of C++ which he really disliked. He went totally megalomanic, negotiated even different working hours, went with Taxi to work and 2 years later he had some kind of burn out and had to pause working for a year. In his own words, he wasn't able to program anymore. I think he completely lost it.

That said, there are plenty of places offering long-term remote. Why would you work for a place that you need to force to give you the treatment that another place would be happy to give you? Probably with the job change it's even possible to get a little extra salary.
TMI. Also given past comments I feel like you yourself prove my point... you seem to be the type that objectifies women and sees sex as a power/control thing.

Sex for most people is about love, not dominance. And the porn you’ve been consuming since childhood objectifies women, and makes them seem like sex toys. If you think those women like that kind of stuff, and aren’t just doing it for a paycheck, then you haven’t been around many women.

And just to be clear, this is not a “Puritan” thing. I have no issue with consenting adults watching and enjoying sexual imagery.

The problem again is those who groom children. Unfortunately the reality is that many men do use sex as a power and control over those with less power. If you think about the me too movement, and how much sexual predation has been occurring to adult women behind closed doors... now imagine what happens with children who really have no voice.
While I agree that the quality of this method is impressive, there are two caveats:

1. We do not know the set of pictures that the authors did not show us. So maybe this technique works really well only for a small fraction of cases.

2. Games (especially games that involve moving cars) tend to simplify mechanics so much that the moving end result will never look realistic, regardless how perfect the still picture is.

So yes, I expect great outcomes from such a method, but I don't think its going to be a revolutionary silver bullet.
AFAIK there is no KDE/Plasma for Guix and correct link for nonguix/guix-nonfree is https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix

Also, I think you can use the non-libre linux kernel build from substitutes instead building one yourself.
Thank you for the link, and that is some very good background that I had been unaware of. There are some other interesting examples, such as Hollywood becoming the motion picture capital of the US by virtue of being farther away from Thomas Edison, and therefore harder to sue.

I definitely agree that copyright can, and frequently does hinder progress. My statement is perhaps limited to the US, where patents and copyrights are given an explicit goal in Article 1 of the Constitution, stating "To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries." The "to promote the progress" wording is important, as it tells a goal, and not just a legal capability.

A thought experiment I like is to consider the best way to promote progress in the arts and sciences. Suppose there were a magic box, which could instantly tell the full value of any invention or artwork or writing. You put something in, and it tells you how much it benefits society. Then there could be a program set up to reward authors and inventors for making things. They come up to the box, put the work in, and get paid the amount that the magic box tells you. In exchange for contributing to society, there is some compensation for doing so.

Of course, no such magic box exists, nor can it. We could have some sort of a poll to determine the overall worth of a new book or a better can opener, but that would have a lot of overhead. So instead, for a limited time, we reward authors and inventors by giving them a temporary monopoly over making copies of what they wrote, and that can become a monetary reward by selling those copies. Because we don't have an objective measure of a book's worth, we fall back to subjective measures. But this is still fundamentally a restriction on society as a whole, not to reproduce something that they have purchased, and that restriction requires some ongoing basis. It cannot be forever, and it must always be in service of promoting the arts and sciences, because that is the only reason why the offer of a legal monopoly in exchange for open publication exists.

(As a tangent, I don't understand any basis for legal protections of trade secrets, beyond civil penalties for breaking a contract. Companies using trade secrets have decided not to accept the bargain offered by patents, and therefore should also not have the benefits of legal protections.)

(And a second tangent, I don't think that computer programs released without source code should be eligible for copyright protection. The authors have not fulfilled their side of the bargain by releasing a work in a form that can be built upon and expanded by society once their limited-time monopoly has expired, and so they should not receive the legal monopoly offered in that bargain.)
Yes, obviously, but even then batteries are multiple times heavier. A fuel cell for this size is about 50kg currently, and a tank 50-80kg. The Mirai has a tank for 5kg hydrogen which weighs about 90kg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Mirai
I remember Ada always having very precise and helpful error messages like this one:

literal_string.adb:5:33: warning: wrong length for array of subtype of "Standard.String" defined at line 5
literal_string.adb:5:33: warning: "Constraint_Error" will be raised at run time

then when you run the app it behaves as advertised

$ ./test

raised CONSTRAINT_ERROR : literal_string.adb:5 length check failed

There are many others and when I saw llvm improving error messages for C and C++ (which I saw happening before Rust was a thing) I always thought it was inspired by Ada and it's helpful messages like:

expected private type "<type name>" defined at ...; found type "<type name>" defined at ...

"<name>" is undefined (more references follow); possible misspelling of "<name>"

and the many others that were just there when I first tried Ada around 2008/2009.
> the stock market will return to its appropriate primary function (which it still is doing ex-retail hype stocks) of allocating capital to the most productive companies.

Do you think it has done this in the last 30 years? I am of the opinion that has it has at best done this exceedingly poorly. There are many reasons for this:

1. Speculating is the one we've already covered

2. HFT, which isn't that much different to speculating

3. The consolidation of market power in a few huge funds

4. The rise of index funds which don't attempt to judge companies on merit at all

It would/will take significant reforms to return the stock market to anything remotely resembling an ideal market.
Florida’s New Election Integrity Law: Fact versus Fiction
WSB Technicals
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerUP_(accelerator)

This is cool.