skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a bit of a trope with Tesla. "Roadster sales will be limited by market" -> they then do S. S sales ... they do Y and 3. Car sales... -> they do battery storage.

Let me posit another possibility. Biden admin brings back a $7,500 credit for all US mfg's of EV's.

Or someone sticks a major gas tax on things.

Or a carbon tax.

Etc etc -> there are things out there that might improve tesla sales (for me it would be adding Apple Carplay).

These complaints about tesla assume tesla is not smart / able to change what they do, but they are probably TO flexible, and will almost certainly change.
Early redhatter here. I will always have mixed feelings about Jim. On the one hand, I fully respect him, what he does, and how he does it. I think he was a good choice for redhat at the time.

However, his start also coincided with then end of the really fun times.
Well there would be no filter medium to harbor mold or to replace. And with ultrasound it puts minerals and bacteria into the air somewhat. My designs really on natural evaporation with easily cleanable parts.
There is this popular meme that pet ownership is inherently good and makes owners morally superior. Hint: That is factually wrong. But it leads people to deceive themselves. And as long as this holds, pets will be bred to meet the demand, pet owners will give them to shelters and shelters will never get emptier. Worse: Every pet you take from the shelter will increase market pressure to resupply. The only way to get less pets in shelters is to decrease the supply. That means decreasing pet ownership overall. Make pet ownership frowned upon like smoking. Prohibit breeding altogether.
Wow, pokemon cards as ransom, that's a new one for me. The post doesn't say how much later the message was sent, so it could possibly be a troll who noticed the website was missing data. But still that's quite a story. Sorry that happened to you guys.
Do house cats regularly dine on beef or fish? Is your 5lb tabby used to hunching over a stream and catching a 15lb salmon in their claws? Does it regularly stalk and kill a 1 ton cow for beef?

This is a bit ridiculous for my taste... if you want to feed your pet foods that are not, and never have been, in their diet - whilst being "humane" - why not purchase the food, sourced the way you prefer, and give it to them? Why the emphasis on buying your beef/fish/whatever as "pet food"?

tldr; humane/free-range/good-vibes sourced food and humane/free-range/good-vibes sourced "pet food" are two different things. If you just feed them "food"(not "pet food"), then the good-vibe-ish food gets a larger overall marketshare, and conditions improve for those animals slaughtered.
Current office shredders are almost all capable of double shredding but considering how easy it is to reverse by OP's project, it may be necessary to implement further measures for document destruction.

A laser or enzymic based method could work but neither are particularly office-friendly.
> 2 people run for office, both committed a crime. 1 of them supports Russia in their ongoing aggression.

This is simply not supported by the policies enacted during by the Trump Administration:

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/order-from-chaos/2018/09/25/o...

> So Russia has WikiLeaks post only the information on the candidate they don't like, securing the election for a politically favorable but perhaps even more corrupt person.

There are three answers for that: If Wikileaks has a bias than it can easily explained by the fact that Assange's woes were caused by the Obama admistration. And even if they didn't have a bias, most of their staff at Wikileaks do not speak Russian and they try to verify every piece they publish; as opposed to making claims based on partisan funded opposition research. It's also far harder to leak from Russia and other authoritarian/mafious states and also because their intelligence agencies use mechanical typewriters.
> yet I've never been able to find any research on anything that comes from animal products that prevents health issues

From what I've heard from carnivore people, it's usually the opposite. It's not that eating meat prevent health issues, it's that eating some vegetables causes them. Carnivore is a form of elimination diet, which can help some people. For example, if you are gluten intolerant, being carnivore will make you feel better. If you are sensitive to nightshades (some people claim to be and I don't want to dismiss their experience), carnivore will work too. Veganism can work the same way for some people (lactose intolerant people for example, people that get allergic to mammal meat due to Lyme's).

I personally think that we tend to underestimate the variations from individual to individual, and that studies don't help with that as nutritional studies are usually self reported and not really solid, and don't take into account confounding factors. For example, vegans and carnivore both have a huge healthy user bias compared to the standard american diet. I think everyone should try different diets and use what's best for them.

One big difference between carnivore (or even keto) and veganism however is that veganism is also a diet based on moral and values. As such, it's hard to see vegans as less biased than keto followers or carnivore followers.
Yes this is a great book and a perfect example of language agnostic knowledge that is useful.
In my country exams are:

basic (mandatory):

math, country_lang, other_lang

advanced level (your choice): cs, math, physics, biology, chemistry, country_lang, other_lang, history, other...

I don't think there's wide room for questions like that.
When you can sell $5b in stock to the market any time you want and raise infinite capital, it's hard to go bankrupt
> One of the most unfortunate things in the past 6 years is that support of Julian Assange and Wikileaks became a partisan issue purely because they exposed corruption in your favorite political party.

There are many instances of this, and the corporate media does this on both sides of the aisle. Of course, there's one dominant one at the moment. There's a heavy-handed corporate media attempt to squeeze out compliance - from biased stories (that are later proven false) from mainstream outlets as the most serious, to the cover of Vogue as the most silly.

What's disturbing is that if you point this out to people, what happens? Ah hah, they discovered someone on the other side of the political aisle. Their enemies. Again, this is true for both parties.

Americans have been trained to have a strictly binary, categorical view of issues instead of looking at each issue as something with its own set of properties to explore.
Not to be confused with Onkalo the spent nuclear fuel disposal site. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onkalo_spent_nuclear_fuel_repo...
Profits are increasing much faster than ZEV credits. It's just icing on the cake.
Some time after they can't generate 122.0% year-on-year growth without lowering prices?
Yeah giving them emotions already requires giving them bodies and socialization. Again, assuming you can do the thing, I don't see the further problem.
Even with an effective treatment, you would need to (a) either impose strict lockdown rules or (b) accept a meltdown of the healthcare system without a vaccine. What would you choose?
On top of that, with states cutting unemployment, a lot of people that previously would have been on unemployment are on disability now. There are a lot of perverse incentives in some of these systems.
Are you asking for stuff that's not complete garbage? Status quo? Or, advanced enough that we need college degrees to begin to intellectualize their effectiveness?

Within the tiny community I've been hanging out with, I like to think some of these are not complete garbage.

https://www.reddit.com/r/deepdream/comments/oairlt/cancer/
https://www.reddit.com/r/deepdream/comments/o8og8g/schizophr...
https://www.reddit.com/r/deepdream/comments/obvwnh/trained_t...
https://www.reddit.com/r/deepdream/comments/nvt77u/the_fall_...
https://www.reddit.com/r/deepdream/comments/o57eyx/a_paintin...
https://www.reddit.com/r/bigsleep/comments/o5i3av/bio_clockw...
https://preview.redd.it/q8kwssia9j771.jpg?width=864&format=p...
Not while they're selling out every car they can manufacture at higher prices.
> Amazon will already bundle multiple orders into the same package.

That’s not always been my experience. Just last week, I had three separate orders, all made on the same day, arrive in three separate packages.
2. write-enable for disk contents

It's funny how such basic things from the past were thrown away. Every floppy disk ever had this.

However, i also believe that if such a thing existed for modern gear, it would only be used by 1% of people, and even then, mostly accidentally, resulting in millions of trouble tickets. So I'm not sure what the compromise is.
Can be buried also.
Thanks for sharing your story.

I wonder if the children of FAANG employees would feel similar to what you felt. I suspect that may not be the case, since most companies don't really make such long term investments anymore.
Honestly, as an owner of tesla, I don't want network to be open, tesla has enough volume to keep their own charges loaded.

I paid my premium to be able to charge anywhere I want. I went to a camping destination 3h away from new york? No problem 20 minutes before camping, in the mountains, I have supercharger . Now, imagine some nissan leaf with slow charging capabilities will take my spot? Why Tesla should solve problems of companies who doesn't want to invest enough money? If you look at the price nissan leaf versus model 3 , they have $4-5k gap. That's a lot of money, but people understand that and vote with their wallets. You can see tesla model 3/Y on every traffic light, not Nissan leaf.

I call it fair competition :)
OP's method relies on the permutation of elements in (columns or rows) to be in the same order for each (column or row).

If you're just handed a pile of confetti you don't have that same correspondence.
Disclaimer: I dont have much of an opinion on the topic of Assange himself since years after in his "embassy prison" he certainly went nuts in a way. It's not the same person you could talk with on IRC years ago. He was also pretty much okay back in 2011 durign his iterview with Eric Schmidt.

Yet here is the idea for your mind: all around the world including Russia political leaders of authoritarian countries trying to sell bullshit like every single problem their regime has is caused by some US conspiracy. They'll of course tell you that all independent journalist and activists work for US and spread only lies.

Does Snowden going for asylum in Russia make what he exposed unimportant? What if famous Iraq civilians killing video would be provided not by someone from US, but Russian FSB or Islaeli Mossad? Will it make people less dead?

So obviously any whistleblower or journalist can be biased and some country will benefit more than other. There is absolutely no point of arguing who working for whom - only facts are important.
As you seem to suggest in your last para, Law is useful, but also insufficient. It is often too rigid and cold. It is easily subverted, selectively applied or conveniently re-interpreted by whoever has more power. Two cultures can have the same constitution yet produce greatly divergent results. You can see this in the failed democracy revolutions of the last 20 years. You can see this in comparing the state of American democracy today with the state of America democracy in the 60s. Both were tumultuous times, but the culture is far more selfist now than then.

I'm a socialist, but I'd take a socialist culture (defined by people genuinely giving the common good priority) on top of a free-market capitalist economy and political system over a individualist/selfist culture on top of a socialist economy and political system any day. The former will actively work to justly distribute resources and opportunity despite the dark tendencies of capitalism and free markets, while the latter will quickly devolve into a farce of socialism.

Progress is ultimately about the progress of Culture.

"Belief, like fear or love, is a force to be understood as we understand the theory of relativity, and principles of uncertainty. Phenomena that determine the course of our lives. Yesterday, my life was headed in one direction. Today, it is headed in another. Yesterday, I believe I would never have done what I did today. These forces that often remake time and space, they can shape and alter who we imagine ourselves to be, begin long before we are born, and continue after we perish. Our lives and our choices, like quantum trajectories, are understood moment to moment, at each point of intersection, each encounter, suggest a new potential direction."

~ Cloud Atlas
I feel that is normal in the lifecycle of a growing business-- at some point you have to exit startup mode and get corporate, no?
In case it makes you feel better, either from misery-loves-company or from the similar-situation-on-other-side perspective, I feel very similar to you in terms of social isolation and I'm almost entirely carnivore with basically 0 plant consumption.

Sadly I think part of this is human nature. Doing anything so different from status-quo-of-your-social-circle is very very very isolating. Don't get me started on trying to plant flowers instead of a lawn. :D
Can't wait for all our text input boxes on the web to be GPT-3-enabled, and then all comments on HN and Reddit and Twitter will be just people accepting the defaults, and it will end up just being GPT-3 talking to itself, and we can all go back to doing something productive.
I wrote a program to do this two decades ago. I shredded a black and white text document (long shreds, not the new shredders that cut into confetti), scanned all the strips, front and back, and created a lookup value for each edge based on the pixel position. The biggest problem I had was the shredder blade removed too much material. This caused a continuous stroke to be fatter on one side than the other (imagine if the descender in a lowercase "p" was on the blade's path).
So, I've "owned" a PR4100 for 3 or 4 years. I wanted it because it supposedly supported hardware transcoding for Plex. Sadly the transcoding was limited to 5mbps h264-- the signal looked BAD. It was like watching confetti. Later the capability was removed altogether.

Which is why I haven't been affected by these 0days as of late-- the damned thing is useless and therefore turned off.
"Our broader goal in writing this up was to illustrate some higher-level TypeScript features and type-driven design patterns in the practical context of modern web development."

Is type-driven design a think? For me it's just development ...
Toward Efficient Interactions Between Python and Native Libraries
"...Interaction between Python code and native libraries introduces performance losses because of the abstraction lying on the boundary of Python and native libraries. On the one side, Python code, typically run with interpretation, is disjoint from its execution behavior. On the other side, native libraries do not include program semantics to understand algorithm defects.
To understand the interaction inefficiencies, we extensively study a large collection of Python software packages and categorize them according to the root causes of inefficiencies. We extract two inefficiency patterns that are common in interaction inefficiencies. Based on these patterns, we develop PieProf, a lightweight profiler, to pinpoint interaction inefficiencies in Python applications. The principle of PieProf is to measure the inefficiencies in the native execution and associate inefficiencies with high-level Python code to provide a holistic view. Guided by PieProf, we optimize 17 real-world applications, yielding speedups up to 6.3× on application level..."

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2107.00064.pdf
Did the Government ask them to do that?
HHS announces rule to protect consumers from surprise medical bills
The Ford Lightning is going to be the best selling electric vehicle in America in 2025 (+/- 2 years) and beyond. The only way this doesn't happen is if Ford doesn't produce enough. If Ford can meet demand, by 2030, the Ford Lightning will be the best selling vehicle in America.
Once niche market familiar with is cigar humidifiers. Mold is a constant concern and all of the solutions on the market today either use ultrasound which works great, but causes the problems you mentioned or silca beads, which are much more cumbersome to work with.
Could you expand on that? Did he centralize planning or tighten budgets or something?
If their toilets used clean water, then I have a much more efficient way to produce clean water : drink from the toilet and shit in a hot house.
Feedly has a newsletter feature that I use for a few of my subscriptions, but yeah generally I agree. Inbox/Email is for people reaching out to me directly, not for general Internet things.
Maybe there was more going on than "purchasing Facebook ads & social media bots", as evidenced by the fact that multiple members of Trump's campaign and (separately) Russian intelligence agents were indicted for conspiracy in 2017 and 2018.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_the_20...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_the_20...
I was in the same boat - until I jumped over to RSS feeds using a selfhosted Miniflux instance.
How does the author justify owning a cat? A pet is an animal purely for your own pleasure and cats kill birds for no reason all the time.
https://github.com/kiteco/vim-plugin

Like this?
Getting to know logical clocks by implementing them
Nissan Leaf tho
> OP here. Here’s a quick summary about what we’re building:

Why isn't this summary on your page, front and center? Why instead there are animations, illustrations, skewed screenshots the size of atoms (yes, pun intended)?

Spotify's Backstage suffers from many of the same issues, but at least it spends time explaining what it actually does: http://backstage.io
Clash of the Feathered Titans
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> I don't think there's wide room for questions like that.

You'd be surprised. There is ample research showing that even the most simple math and reading comprehension questions have cultural biases.
I still don't think it's just a glorified code search engine.

Context-sensitive data retrieval is undoubtedly a part of it, though and the question is how big and relevant is that part and what are the consequences?

To me the biggest issue is that it's impossible to tell whether the suggestions are verbatim reproductions of training material and thus problematic.

It goes to show that this tool and basically every tool relying on the same or similar technology must now be assumed to do this and thus any code suggestion must be regarded plagiarism until proven otherwise. As a consequence such tools are now off-limits for commercial or open source development...
Yes I forgot that point. Their CS is second to none.

Walmart online has a nice return system similar to AMZ - actually even better as they will send a pickup to your house for most things. But if you need a human, good luck getting anything done.
Windows 11 Supported Intel Processors
People who publicly talked about views far more extreme views than Damore are still working at Google. People can work with each other even if they don't like their views, the only reason Damore was fired was because he was dumb enough to write his thoughts in an easily shareable format rather than just a string of chat messages.
They will lower prices when they start to have excess inventory, and right now they have the opposite problem. It's hard to get even a $45K entry level Tesla in most of the country without waiting months for delivery.

> Also, if I have $42K to spend on an electric vehicle why wouldn't I buy a Ford Lightning instead of a sedan

That's a weird question. The two vehicles are in completely different categories. What would an average city dweller/commuter/soccer mom do with a truck?

The biggest problem for Ford is that their target demographic for the F-150 is the exact opposite of the environmentally-conscious urban millennial who buys electric, and so marketing is going to be a massive hurdle.
The thing that will change is that companies considering this kind of work will become aware of the risks. Through articles like this.

The answer may simply be spreading the word.
Seems like all* you need is to have production be able to push a new backup with a cool off period of a non-negligible, not-too-long period.

*Please point out how wrong this is.
With a low enough sample size anything can be true.
The course to the problem can't be fixed, but the problem might be able to be fixed.

You can scold a smoker as much as you want, but we all still pay for their chemo in the forms of health insurance premiums.
Just going to toss out some unsolicited love at Supabase. Working with it has been extremely pleasant, and the team is amazing and helpful.

Keep up the good work!
Yeah same here, literally started to run it localy this morning. What's that psychological effect called when you suddenly see a thing everywhere?
Take it! Even if it has issues , if you restore it you could resell it for nice money.
This is a fair take. I appreciate your input.
Why open up their chargers if other cars charge much slower than Teslas? You'd have Tesla owners queuing in for a quick charges while a slow charging EV is taking a loong time to charge the same energy.

Tesla should wait until the other cars are almost as fast to charge as Tesla to share their network. This has nothing to do with pricing but availability of chargers for customers who paid Tesla to access to this service.
There are 4 things he could have done:
1. Don't reveal any secrets.
2A Reveal secrets that harm candidate A.
2B Reveal secrets that harm candidate B.
3. Reveal all secrets that harm candidate A and candidate B.

I don't think anybody on HN argues that option 3 is preferable over all the other options. You seem to think option 1 is preferable to both options 2A and 2B. GP and I seem to think the opposite.

I can understand your argument that half the truth can be worse than no truth at all. But as there are very few sources for information like WikiLeaks I think in cases like this, half the truth might be all the public can get and it at least gives you a basic idea of what is happening when nobody is looking.
I like tabnine. It's an autocomplete tool and doesn't pretend to be anything more.
Dogs can. Cats can't. Cats are obligate carnivores.
The Reverse osmosis cost estimate was based on a 10 year committed Hyflux Desalination commercial contract with the PUB in Singapore (from about 5 years ago, so might be less expensive now, actaully) - so includes maintenance costs.

Regardless - this isn't a scale able solution, but doesn't need to be - should work fantastic for a small family with negligible environmental impact.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seed_saving#United_States

also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsanto#Legal_affairs

There's so much! Enjoy the read.
Livestock only lives for some months before slaughtering. Just keep slaughtering while not breeding new ones, and after a few months there will be no livestock left.