skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Despite what SO states, the karma system does matter. And it's flawed, as the vast majority of karma that will ever be awarded, has already been awarded. Very simple questions have thousands of upvotes, as do the answers, and all of the basic, common questions have been covered extensively. The only path for a new, energetic, enthusiastic user to grow his/her karma score (and associated credibility) is via a massive grind. The likelihood of a new question or answer gaining hundreds of upvotes, is very slim.

I don't claim to have all of the answers, but a decay function seems quite obvious to me. For one thing, technology evolves. The jquery way of doing something shouldn't have 10x the upvotes as the ES6 way. Old answers should lose a percentage of their upvotes over time, if they remain relevant they will gain new upvotes, but if not, they will get surpassed by newer, more relevant responses.

Oh, and the new fonts.
The comment two above yours is not enough?

Red hot metal and smoking plastic.
Tesla loses U.S. designation for some advanced safety features
Opentelemetry is a lot more than that. It can handle traces across services.
Do you have a front page? People can pay to make posts to the front page. It is advertising; i don't think there is any other kind of viable model for a social media / forum site, they are themeselves essentially personal advertising boards
Which half a dozen or so families are you referring to here?
Yes, where it helps is every programming language and framework can have one integration with OpenTelemetry, rather than custom ones for each separate telemetry system.
Ask HN: How do remote jobs accommodate folks willing to relocate?
So many attractive companies are now offering fully remote positions with good salaries. The only requirement most of them have is a TimeZone overlap.

How does someone who would want to relocate fit in this scenario? People usually relocate because their job requires them to, and sometimes that is the only way they can.

If I want to relocate a different country, my best (and sometimes only) bet is to get a job at a company at that location that will facilitate relocation in any way.

How do I say I am okay for remote, but need help moving someplace else? Is that even a possibility?
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Newer Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles will no longer be labeled as having some advanced safety features after the automaker said it was removing radar sensors to transition to a camera-based Autopilot system, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Wednesday.

The U.S. agency confirmed it updated its website to show that Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles produced on or after April 27 "do not have NHTSA’s check mark for recommended safety technologies: forward collision warning, lane departure warning, crash imminent braking and dynamic brake support."
Cite sources for these claims. Otherwise, this is just unsubstantiated conspiracy mongering.
I used to have a mountable VeraCrypt file system image in my Dropbox to mitigate just these types of things. That was when Dropbox first started. I now have no need for Dropbox at all so no longer have an account. These days their are also lots of FOSS alternatives too.
Coming from a natural science field we have a very different review process (but we also "only" review up to 100 papers per committee). Essentially we have topical sub-committees with ~10-15 members. The authors choose which sub-committee they submit to and there is typically a rearranging process by the program chairs and subcommittee chairs to check if there are some very obvious wrong category submissions. I should note that it's typically a disadvantage to submit to the wrong subcommittee, because if members don't really understand the paper they are much more likely to reject.
Every committee member reads all the papers (and indicates conflicts if necessary). We then have a committee meeting where all papers are discussed and accept/reject is being voted on. In these meetings it does happen that one reviewer picks up a subtle point (or finds e.g. a previous publication), that others have missed and this can lead to the reject of even highly scored papers. Having this many eyes and a discussion about he papers definitely helps IMO. The big difference here is that we don't get 10,000 submissions (more like 1,000).

I was actually very surprised that it is possible to register duplicate accounts at those CSE conferences. We get send a single invite to our work address and need to lock into the system using that email. And we are being nominated to get onto the committee.
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https://www.searchenginemap.com/
The other two international search engines are Baidu and Sogou.

All other search "engines" are search services sending data to, and getting back results and ads from the search engines (usually Bing).

Only Mojeek offers privacy (no-tracking).
https://blog.mojeek.com/2021/05/no-tracking-search-how-does-...

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AI Could Soon Write Code Based on Ordinary Language
Naaahhh you didn't get it. They do it because the consumer (you, me) ask for the convenience of those packages.

</cynical>
Some small metal pressing machines for example have two buttons, one on each side of the machine. You have to push them both for the machine to operate. This means your hands can't be squished.

Or a dental x-ray machine has the final "run" button in the hallway so the nurse taking x-rays must go there to do it, so they don't get repeated exposure.
If I was President, I'd double the size of the national parks, connect them with wildlife corridors, and make national parks out of several marine offshore environments.

Of course, I'd never be elected!
Ask Howard from the Big Bang Theory. He has a nice story to tell about a robot hand ;)
I think this is mainly because of the abundance of information available on social media and web. People are getting most of their answers from other resources that are feasible.
Also, Quora lacks in inter community engagement. Most of the users are not posting stuff or engaging with each other personally.
This shortage of community interactions and creator economy, the churn in total active users in arising!
When I was in college, there was a introductory signal processing course. We were using a LabView based FPGA, called myRIO.

In one of the labs, we were doing audio processing to filter out noise from the audio and listening on the headset. Towards the end of the session, we were messing up with the code to see what else is possible.

Anyways, I accidentally set the gain so high somewhere, while wearing the headphones still and played a tone. I almost got deaf. It still gives me chills to think about it.
Such a cool concept. Here is our less creative way of using gpt-3 https://www.rezi.ai/rezi-ai-cover-letter-writer
One of the top comments

> Correct me if I'm wrong but the oil companies do not burn their own oil, so they are not the emitters. They sell the oil to their customers (i.e. all of us), and they (we) burn it. Why are the producers blamed for all the emissions? Because it's easy to point a finger at them?

That is some galaxy brain logic, impressive.
"regardless of the form in which it is described, explained, illustrated, or embodied in such work" - didn't know this either, but apparently even image-by-image copies are allowed.
You can log and use a tool like AWS LogInsights to see the trace across services..

No code changes needed.
What would you advise them to use?
The fact that anyone can post anything, so you could have a serious issue in your code and they give you an inefficient solution, which is then upvoted by users who don’t know better.
Easily. Got ear infection (!) from an unexpected, very loud random noise in my headphones (just one channel) as a result of a bug in my CoreAudio code.

What does CoreAudio do if your floating point audio buffer is filled with random numbers? That's right, it plays random noise at the maximum possible level, bypassing the system volume setting.

Why ear infection? I have no idea, but my GP explained that it's quite possible even if the eardrum doesn't get damaged. Which in my case thankfully it didn't.
Unifying DbContexts for EF Core / Removing the EF Core Migrations Project
Well it absolutely isn't for me, f.ex. I constantly need project-wide functionality like find files by name or contents. Just using C-x C-f all the time is much more inefficient.
Of course we can get into a post-modernist post-truth debate, but the facts bring one back to reality: Uighurs, suppression of speech, Hong Kong, military expansion, political influence, the Great Firewall, are all real points making it difficult to keep the discussion on the philosophical level.
Satellites may have underestimated warming in the lower atmosphere
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That's really not the case here in the UK, I know several people who failed their vivas and had to make substantial changes to their thesis. It's not common, because there are intermediate level mini-theses and vivas, and people who do badly in those often don't finish at all, but it does happen.
I am behind a corporate proxy, and I always(!) need to solve a captcha before I can use the search.
Unreal is built with Perforce, Epic Games workflows and tooling are built around Perforce. It is rock solid to manage binary assets of large size. I would highly recommend the publications of Dan Bloch from Google about it: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c... and https://research.google/pubs/pub39983/

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I have tinnitus. You don't want tinnitus. Silence is no longer a possibility for me. I got it messing about on computers and with loud cars in my teens, so unfortunately it was just a dumb kid thing that will last a lifetime.

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I’m a huge fan of Monaco and install it on all my Linux machines.

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Is that really a ticking time bomb? We have massive oil spills all the time and Vancouver still pumps raw sewage into the ocean.

A concern and one we should fix, but a time bomb?
I also believe that the "anti-extremist integration camps" are blown out of proportion.

But how the hate speech GP has faced would be considered hate speech if there were a Chinese person at the receiving end is an hypothetical example of hipocricy. If a Chinese person indeed faced it, that is hate speech in my purview, and so is this person facing hate speech just for being from Israel.

Hate speeches are not justified. Whether someone is from China or from Israel.
Sure, when I open the page in my browser window (1223px), I have left and right sidebars. Now I zoom in so the font is a size that I like (new viewport is 980px) and I only have a right-hand sidebar. So far so good. Except, if I refresh the page, now the right hand sidebar goes away for some reason. Zooming back out now results in the right-hand sidebar appearing but the left-hand sidebar staying hidden.

So there's some weird inconsistency in the layout, but the upshot is if I bookmark the page and return to it (or open a link in a new tab), I don't get a right-hand sidebar.

If I did get a sidebar, I'd prefer it to be the left-hand sidebar than the right-hand sidebar, but that's more personal preference.
> Yes it's possible to doubt a religion, but to that extent, you are not part of it. Christians cannot be doubting Jesus as the Son of God, unless you're not a Christian.

Not all Christians would agree with you there. Here is an article on the topic of doubt from a Catholic viewpoint – https://www.wordonfire.org/resources/blog/is-it-a-sin-to-dou... – it definitely presents the Catholic point of view as being that it is possible to doubt God's existence yet still be a Christian.

And Pope Francis has said some rather positive things about doubt as well – https://cruxnow.com/vatican/2016/11/pope-francis-says-doubt-... – which don't seem compatible with your idea that you can't doubt Christianity's doctrines if you are a Christian

> I think you're using "doubt" to mean not being sure of the meaning of something, which is different than doubting the validity or the veracity of something. So I can doubt the meaning of a Bible passage, but I cannot doubt the existence of God, unless I'm not part of that religion.

No, I mean doubt in the sense of seriously grappling with the possibility that it might not be true. Which is definitely one of the senses in which the first article I cited understands the term. When the then-Cardinal Ratzinger (now Pope Emeritus) said "Both the believer and the unbeliever share, each in his own way, doubt and belief if they do not hide from themselves and from the truth of their being. Neither can quite escape either doubt or belief; for the one, faith is present against doubt; for the other, through doubt and in the form of doubt", he wasn't talking about doubt in the sense of "not being sure of the meaning of something", he was talking about doubt in the sense of "doubting the validity or the veracity of something"

> Religion/faith must NOT allow doubt in its teachings because doing so would mean it is not true (because there is no way to test it).

Philosophers of religion have a decades-old rejoinder to the claim that religion is untestable – there is an easy test to perform, all you have to die. According to many competing religious accounts, you find out which (if any) religion is true soon after death. Whereas, if none of them are true, you may find out nothing at all, for there will no longer be any you to find anything out. And death is an experiment we are all destined to perform, sooner or later, whether we wish to or not.
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Yes, Schmidt will have a personal interest in beating "China in AI", it's just that I personally have a personal interest in both working to impose their AI on me. So, killing the messenger (here BBC) doesn't do much to clean CCP face.
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One solution could be to require different connectors for different protocols and power delivery.

I'm beginning to suspect The Great Filter is Jony Ive's minimalist design influence: any sufficiently advanced culture will annihilate itself before it discovers interstellar travel when someone connects two devices together that aren't compatible with the equivalent of a One True Connector™ USB cable.
What's the recommended way to run nvim on macOS these days?

Just run it within Terminal? I recall that unlike on Ubuntu, there was some scrolling lag to it that might have required some tweaking. Not sure if that's the case anymore.
Depends on the age.

If it comes from time before agriculture, then it might be a remaining of an ice age hunting trap.
What are good solutions for charts and alerting for data sent from OpenTelemetry?
I don’t get why people don’t bring up documentation more often either. Having good documentation is a telltale sign that the software you write is high quality. Sometimes you even learn if a feature is stupid based on how you can describe it.

It’s sad to see how many great open-source projects get overlooked on GitHub because they’re poorly documented.
In Britain there’s the concept of a ‘vexatious litigant’ a person or other entity who makes frivolous legal actions for purposes other than seeking redress for a wrong that has been done to them. You can be put on a register which makes it much harder to bring legal actions in future. There is a broad civil law legal principle that damages paid to you should put you back to where you started before the bad thing happened. So you can’t take out a legal action to get revenge on someone or to frighten them. This is also why we don’t have punitive damages here.
If we can't understand the problem, will we be able to understand the solution presented by that AI? Or we'd just apply it, trusting blindly the unfathomable reasons the AI used? Do we have an AI where the decision tree can be grasped by humans?
I think you’re missing something: if I compile the macro to JavaScript, I don’t have a way to run it because I am cross compiling. I can’t simply use the host lisps compiler because of reasons mentioned above.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog :) I see what you did there
Also talked about in this podcast episode:

The Dig: Counterculture to Cyberculture with Fred Turner
https://www.thedigradio.com/podcast/counterculture-to-cyberc...
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Well, this was finally the thing that made me get an HN account, because I am really interested in talking with someone about that kind of stuff. I can't see an e-mail in your profile though, and as far as I understand noone can see your email you supplied in the email field, and your about section looks empty to me.
The problem with many adaptive control techniques is that is very difficult to prove the closed loop stability and performance margins, because such systems are highly nonlinear and we do not have yet the mathematics to provide simple guarantees (for example, I would not get into an aircraft where the control systems have not been rigorously, mathematically, designed)

The integral problem of LQR and MPC is indeed not the first topic discussed on textbooks, but there has been a solution for that for year, called "disturbance model". You you can have an "adaptive MPC" following some design procedures. Check out this reference:

https://folk.ntnu.no/skoge/prost/proceedings/ifac2014/media/...
I'm happy to blame big oil for plenty of environmental crimes and PR bullshit. But I don't think the commenter is wrong here. What do you think would happen if the big oil companies decided (and let's just ignore the shareholder revolt this would cause, for the sake of argument) that they're done pumping oil, and just closed the oil fields and scrapped their tankers? Would the world just celebrate the solution to the climate crisis and happily move on, from now on using only non-fossil energy sources?
OP said a jar of mayonnaise spilled into the server, not food.
> Worth noting that it's quite common for people to not be publicly listed as part of Github organizations.

My bad, I didn't know that was a thing.
This is objectively worse. Commercial journals need to be bygone. I feel that the publishing venues in the field of machine learning are a great example of non commercial, (relatively) transparent, open access publications. Look at ICLR, ICML, ACL, NeurIPS, for instance. All of their proceedings are open access. Most papers their are available on arXiv as well (which has its pros and cons both that I'd rather not get into here). Many of them also have an open review process wherein the reviewers post their reviews for all to see in a forum like interface, allowing frequent back and forth with the authors. In the best case, its more akin to assist the authors refine their potentially sound findings, a dynamic process where the paper may get revised a couple times before acceptance.

I believe journals need to adapt the openreview process. There are obvious parallels in the lifecycle of a journal submission (from submission to acceptance) and the openreview process, except that the latter is accelerated (for better or for worse).
Is OpenTelemetry the right tool ? In my team, we started using it but we kept Prometheus and Grafana to have charts and alerts.
That could be done with Hugo, if the generated API docs are placed into the static assets folder of the Hugo project. I think you are looking for a tool that would support it out of the box, but it shouldn't be to hard to set up.
Wow. It loads almost instantly and doesn't slow down on my phone (LG G7). Must be something else?
You have a valid point here. But it might be that for practical reasons the progress in that direction won't be needed. Like, brute forcing it might be enough to reach a level higher than we can grasp. And if we can't grasp it, it's all Greek to us anyway...
That's why that happens, and a fix - thanks!
I suggest to take a look to the canonical PID implementation of the Arduino library. It includes a simple but effective anti-windup mechanism:

http://brettbeauregard.com/blog/2011/04/improving-the-beginn...