skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If it had syntax highlighting someone would ask if their email client now has to implement syntax highlighting too, and comment on how they've always discussed unhighlighted C code just fine.
The bearings as described in the UPGRADES section at https://wright-brothers.org/Information_Desk/Just_the_Facts/... ?
> the people who vote for things they don't like might, potentially, be upset about something

Yes, but is the thing they're upset about and the thing they're directing their anger towards actually linked?

It's often hugely successful in politics to say "all your problems are the fault of this external bad actor" rather than "we have a problem and it's going to take a lot of hard work to fix it". It's very easy to blame external Jewish financiers (George Soros always gets a namecheck) and gay people for all your problems. The last time people did that en masse in Eastern Europe it ended up with extermination camps and millions dead.

Arguably Hungary's problems are due to the international finance industry, but there's nothing especially Jewish about it, just good old mis-selling. See e.g. https://www.ft.com/content/6c27cfbc-f50b-11e2-94e9-00144feab... - Orban took on the banks, which has to have been a big help to his popularity.

The EU is not blameless in this: https://www.escp.eu/news/eu-convergence-narrative-played-key...
Library genesis, some open source projects (unified push uses it for their f-droid repo as well as website). Other than libgen, I don't see a big project that uses it.
VW/Audi group is being raked over the coals for how unintuitive their ID4’s touch UI is in the auto press.

There are a few things in a car that really need to remain as physical buttons.
I can only speak from my own experience as a Soto zen Buddhist. It’s ridiculous really, to spend years staring at a wall.

Of course there are many paths, however I am only aware of the one I’ve been down. So, yeah, I have zen tinted glasses on such subjects and whatever I am saying should be taken with the appropriate sodium chloride.
> Democracy isn’t merely “majority rule”. It’s also the concept of everyone’s equal value regardless of ethnicity, sexuality, freedom of expression and so on.

As much as I would like this to be true, I don't think it is. In practice - and to a certain extent also in theory, if you at least add add some nuance - in every democratic country the majority has power to decide who's granted full rights and value, and who isn't (think of voting rights for inmates or immigrants, right to be elected, right to obtain a job etc.). Even when the constitution sets those rights "in stone", a vast majority has the legal right to change the constitution.

Update:
part of the nuance is that democracies won't technically change the value of a person, to use your term. But by removing their rights, the effects are hardly different.
Why call it fsd when it can’t do fsd? Also if I need to watch my car driving, then why should I pay $199 a month for it rather than drive the car myself, or call an Uber.

Too many Tesla apologists around.
Sorry if I step on some toes here since I know very little about this topic (feel free to correct me!) but isn't this turning things on their head? Normally in discussing other topics I see people arguing that a quicker/earlier stigma leads to less people going further. Is this wrong?
> Sex isn't a minor variable. It re-frames the entire problem in a context where people lose the ability to appropriately parse and manage their para-social relationships

What is the reason people lose the ability to appropriately parse and manage themselves in the context of sex?
I do not know. I think best copilot are...
- services
- tested software libraries

All the time I wrote the code in the last years, I ended up discovering someone ALREADY have done it, often in a better way (not always).

There is a nice quote who says "Who did not know Unix is doomed to rewrite it..."
I think the same is with Java/Python/... code.
> helpless against rouge states

Is Hungary a rogue state?
>Jio has no 2G/3G and they have one of the widest ranging networks encompassing most remote villages.

that's coz they have a "roaming agreement" with BSNL to use the latter's 2G network
Taking advantage and having position of power are pretty well defined in current society, these relationships don't have an equal standing between parties.
It’s common in consumer contracts. It’s a Federal law that supersedes state law: The Federal Arbitration Act. It always precludes state law. Indeed, precedence is that issues of arbitrability are for arbitrators to decide.
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If we assume really good faith

can we say that he probably saved his life from gulag by warning him?
Yes, it's called 'the sun'.
> Note that Greece has a high corruption rate.

Merkel actively lobbied for the corrupt Wirecard company in front of China officials while the company had been under investigation, afaik the highest Greek official has done no such vile and corrupt things. Unfortunately what Merkel did does not get counted in various "corruption charts" for various reasons (Orientalism being just one of them).
Healing trauma is a much better approach, look into Julie Brown talks, "Nurturing Resilience" by Kathy Kain, Irene Lyons channel.

Vipassana is a form of trauma healing anyway, to clear the nervous system from your past essentially, and then keep going further where the ego itself as a form of "contraction" in the entire musculature and nervous system, also lets go.

The problem with those retreats is Vipassana is a completely outdated approach that was made for people living 1000+ years ago. The world, our lives drastically changed since.

A buddhist on a podcast said "trauma is the human condition".

Practicing gratitude, loving kindness, compassion are spiritual practices and also part of healing trauma... and should provide a much more stable ground for opening the body .

Or for a purely physical approach Yoga is great, though after a while... yoga will also surface anger, etc... if it needs to be processed.

I also did retreats 3 times. Yes I felt an immense love when I was there, and I was still miserable years later ... when I finally looked into therapy in general, and then trauma specifically.

When you go into the body and build capacity to feel the intense emotions that may be there, some say possibly even inherited trauma from before birth, you need to balance it out with some kind of grounding. THAT grounding is somewhat provided on retreats by the safe environment, and whatevers going on energetically (very strange)... but essentially they dont teach you that or very little, so then they send you on your way and now you know how to intensely feel the body, but you have no tools to handle the intense levels of fear, anxiety, grief and so on..that may come up.
Sexualisation is a reflection of society. Ask women what they experience if they show up to work without makeup.

In my view, onlyfans is a net positive for society. Would you rather like sex trafficking? Because face it, humans have hormones, and our social norms encourage men to go for status and women for appearance.

These facts create the atmosphere for sex work.
> Russia had vacation faster, China as well.

No, they did not. Here's a site where you can see the share of people vaccinated against COVID-19: https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
thanks, i'll look into that.

i also have a lot of experience with SVN 10 years + and a few years with GIT.
Your idea is brilliant, your idea is worthless (2016)
Not really... take a look at the average salary in Romania and compare to France of Luxembourg ...
There are two definitions of “science”: The abstract ideal (roughly, doubt everything until you have reproducible proof), and the way it's put into practice (or not) by institutions, companies, and individuals. The failure modes are numerous, including perverse incentives to do the wrong thing, culminating in outright fraud. See the other discussion here on medical research [1]. It's easy to hate the latter if you value the former.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27884233
I have never heard about such a link. I gotta go dig around. Thank you for the hint.
What's interesting here is that the author grew up in Warsaw, which has about half the population of the bay area in one third the space (and the more than half of warsowians living in the center live in 1/36 of the land area compared to the bay). The city was rebuilt after WW2 from almost nothing and was given a very car friendly layout. It's also a very dense city with lots of medium and high density apartment blocks and has excellent public transit that can zip you across the city in 15 minutes. While car vs. walking friendly are often at odds, it's possible to do them both reasonably well and Warsaw is an example of a new city that often gets it right. Score one for socialist city planning?

A counterpoint to the California high speed rail situation is that Poland has been building new expressways to connect its major cities. This has been an enormous undertaking with enormous success. Huge swaths of farms, forests and villages are being bulldozed to make way. The needs of the many...
Orban wants to build a massive Chinese university campus in Budapest, with a loan from China.

https://telex.hu/english/2021/04/22/hungary-china-fudan-univ...
There's almost seven million displaced Syrians. The real failure is to not have dealt with the Syrian crisis, and now the demand to kick out the refugees, no matter how impractical this is or how lethal it would be to them, is rising.
I disagree, that does not seem to fit Adams's style of humour and wordplay in the books. grandparent is just overthinking it; the image is of a ship that glides through space like a fish gliding through water, but turns clumsy and lumbering when you actually try to steer it.
“Fully” functioning Iron Man suit, great attention to detail
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Papers every developer should read at least twice (2009)
I'm not defending the FSD name. Personally I think the name is stupid.

I'm not defending the price. Personally I wouldn't pay for it.

For the record, I don't own a Tesla vehicle. I don't know anyone who owns a Tesla vehicle. I don't own TSLA stock (or any other individual stock or derivatives). I've never driven a Tesla vehicle or even sat inside any Tesla vehicle.
Daniel Lemire's blog is great as well, learned so much from it.

https://lemire.me/blog/
There would be little reason to migrate if those European nations didn't exploit corruption and poor labour/environmental standards in other countries. Allowing free movement of goods and services without free movement of people entrenches inequality and makes the problem worse. Time to look at whether global capitalism is culturally "good", rather than shifting the blame to desperate people seeking safety or a better life for their family.
From the perspective of EU, it is a rogue state. It acts in concert with Putin and Kremlin to destabilize EU.
Yes, this affects the firmwares where BlastDoor exists.
While the German court ruled against the EU, the German government immediately complied with EU law.

Those in the EU suing Germany for its court decision here are actually German, and are only doing this to establish legal precedent.

This makes it a completely different situation than what’s going on with Hungary and Poland.
> The men who drive by want to cum as fast as possible with as little damage to their pocketbook as possible

This cannot be true. Anyone can find ample porn online (definitely enough to cum) for free. Therefore it follows that people engaging with OnlyFans and other paid-for porn services must be getting something else out of it - the illusion of an intimate (two-way) relationship, the feeling of dominance (uttering commands that the performers then act out), novelty (a bit far-fetched, there's almost certainly more free porn online than anyone can watch in a lifetime, except maybe extremely niche interests...), or something else...
Really? I have never heard of any "extremely complex and buggy parsing" done by other clients. Do you have a link to info on that?
> I can give you references of actual political figures of the 30s and 40s who had that speech and led their country to collaboration with the nazis in the name of “Europe”.

I would love to (interested in the topic)
To be fair the diagnosis does align with the authors complaints.
Regarding anything as heretical is a religious view. Discard it and check yourself through experiential practice and logical exercise. There are many Buddhist/Bön teachers who will never insist on you accepting any idea/dogma nor judge you for thinking different and only guide you to how to actually see it, without harming yourself. Needless to say, as a rather-rational thinker, this is the kind of gurus I prefer. Orthodox dogmatists are there for a different kind of minds. People are different and there are to be ways and teachers optimal for all kinds of them.
In this context, they meant to say "outcome", not "deal".

However, win-lose deals can indeed happen, although they're rather rare. Consider the example of diminsmished agency, e.g a fentanyl addict "choosing" to buy more fentanyl. Or consider agency conflicts of interests or information asymmetries as examples where deals can turn out to be win-lose.
I did a 10 day meditation (vipassana) few years ago. I remember some fellow meditators (majority of the sessions are in a hall full of meditators) having emotionally intense experiences (someone would cry inconsolably, someone will shout for few moments suddenly). I personally per say did not experience any such external emotional outburst but definitely got better clarity and calmness towards daily routine life.

The output of meditation is supposed to be a clearer mind from before and it may take a while to reach the desired state of mind. Stoicism should not be misinterpreted as having no zest for life. One psychologist I know told me something that made an impression on me "Just because life is going to end or that many good things come to an end eventually doesn't mean you should not enjoy the present". I am sure different people have different outcomes but I think the purpose of meditation is to learn the joy of life. One could see stoicism as being pessimistic towards life. I personally see meditation as a tool that hopefully helps you derive the joy of living in every moment of your daily existence while not being attached to it so that that if the circumstance changes, you don't lose the joyfulness and adapt to the new things in life knowing that the change won't last either.
Tesla should hire your grandpa then, to drive around their cars. Much cheaper FSD and proven track record.
Poland has common geopolitical interests with nordic countries like Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark. Hungarian strategy of playing both sides can work because Hungary is not between the hammer and the anvil. And the languages are radically different. "Gulasz" and "Dobosz" are not enough. If you ask 100 Poles on the street, you won't find 1 that can count to ten in Hungarian. Finnish is an equally hard language and there are common values and sentiments between Poland and Finland, for example wars against Russia. Simo Hayha is pretty well known.
A lot of the problems that tend to be ignored when talking about embedded C++ come from the fact that we have good C++ compilers for embedded targets now. This was certainly not the case just a few years ago, especially before ARM was the de-facto standard for embedded devices.

Most MCUs compilers had little if any support for most C++ "fanciness", which meant that trying out C++ ended almost always in some big catastrophe, either by hidden bugs being inserted by those compilers, or portability disasters (+80% your supposedly portable code uses this feature that compiler X doesn't have).
Not sure what you're trying to say? Light, dense and very powerful electric powetrains need to keep evolving. As we've seen there are very good use cases today for fully electric passenger planes, even for short flights and very good uses case for hybrid planes as well. It's the paramount aspect of electrification, it draws attention, saves weight and reduces costs exactly like battery tech innovations. The reality is that take off is very power intensive as well as other parts of flight. It's very very important.
You're missing the point, his point is that alot of science is unscientific. He explains that the main problem is that either the study is full of gaps, aka. unanswered questions. Or either it's a good study, but then continue to make conclusions about an entire subject while their data only represents a part of the subject. And this happens all the time, over and over again. It happens at google, IBM or any other research company. Science is hard! and the people working at these companies are just people like any other people. People like to rush things or claim that they have proven something.. because.. fame, money, recognition, etc etc..
> en masse in Eastern Europe

Is Germany in Eastern Europe now?
All these are just symptoms, people coping with the current hell-world.
Where aren't they? Over here driver's licences expire.
As far as I'm aware ( source Hungarian people), entire families voted for him because he was strongly opposing migrants.

All the other shit he does, they deem less important. It's ridiculous.

Hungary should go out of the EU or be forced out. The lack of obeying rules and abusing subsidies for own gain should be enough reason. Hungarians should outweigh pro's and cons, it's already a decade...
Reading the content from this person/organisation I don't believe this is poor wording, rather fairly standard scare tactics and threats.
I think too that prison makes more sense for keeping physically dangerous people away. And if they don't assault anyone within X years in prison, maybe they're now a bit less dangerous.

Combined with some therapy or something.

But not as punishment.

For me, the main reason to oppose the death penalty is also that innocent people get killed.
https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a24511826/safety-featu... has some more info, they will stop for things stopped in front of them, but only at city speeds, I assume because randomly braking at 60mph is bad
Trickle-down economics are a sham, that's been clear for a long time. But so is this idea that people like Bezos have any duty that we one-percenters on HN don't also have. "Trickle-down" means FROM people like us. We're the privileged 1%.

(If you think you're not among the one richest per cent: There are about eight billion people on earth, so 1% is eighty million people. Do you really think there are eighty-one million people who earn/own more than you personally do?)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=TG2i_UoBEeg :-)

Sorry, not the most constructive reply ever, but I couldn't resist...
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The meaning was not simply open and freely given to all. It was that plus a payload of a specific type of condemnation of historical villains that is fundamental to the current campus dogma. The meaning of "made available to the public" is not one of the dictionary senses of the term "decolonized", which caused the "confusion" mentioned by the questioner. The "open" part of the meaning as well as the full implication can only be parsed if you recognize the doctrinal jargon.
It's not that the "-" prefix is just a harmless undocumented feature that only (a few) people who know about it use, it's more that it's an insidious undocumented foot gun that shoots (most) people who don't know about it when they use it accidentally.

Google should at least show a user friendly help message at the top of the page, that actually teaches users about the filtering feature, and lets you turn it off, like:

Results containing "webkit-match-parent" omitted because of "-" prefix. (Click to include.)

But that would reduce the ad surface area by a tiny amount, so oh well...
"The universe is probably littered with the one-planet graves of cultures which made the sensible economic decision that there's no good reason to go into space--each discovered, studied, and remembered by the ones who made the irrational decision." - Randal Monroe of xkcd
Looks like you're in a bubble yourself. It's well researched who are those men in that trap spending money. They are lonely and miserable, these so called relationships are toxic and take monetary advantage of them. You can't consent into toxic relationships.
Your anecdotes don't matter much in the broad sense.
I do wonder if the workplace safety/health and safety approach can be used here to good effect - even if your company's activities are nothing to do with safety, your workplace has to, by law, be safe, and company officers are responsible legally.

The common message I hear about security is "it's not part of our core business". Safety was made (at least in some countries) to be part of your core business, as an unavoidable obligation. Nobody can use lack of information, capability, skill or awareness as a get-out for poor safety practices - you just have to do better. If we had the same with security, it might get the attentino of the board and its members.
Where is this list of phone numbers? I want to check if my numbers on it or anyone I know...
It's worth noting that Elon, for all his faults, does seem to be leading innovation. But I agree with you about Branson and Bezos.
pornhub does this implicitly: the videos you see are the highest engaging winners.
Always funny to see the europhiles say how much they love europe... but... the Hungarians this... and the lazy greeks that... and the Luxembourg cheaters... and the Polish that... yes of course they are very “tolerant, “humanists”, etc, but dont you dare step out of the very fine line of what THEIR europe is.
Or just sensible.
That is a good example, thanks.

6955 have other albums on the torrents, but none containing One Two Three.
Electric flight for commercial passenger service will never happen at commercial passenger scale.

Why? Energy density.

Lithium ion batteries store 0.8 MJ per Kg which is fifty three times worse than kerosene.

Before you say "oh well but battery tech is getting better every day" - NiMH, a technology now well over forty years old, is about 0.4MJ per Kg. Forty years of battery research has...doubled battery capacity per weight. What seems to be state of the art in commercial battery technology - LG's NCMA - is only about 15-20% ahead of what's in use right now.

It gets even more depressing when you realize that Lithium Ion is only barely getting to be one order of magnitude better than lead-acid batteries, a technology that has largely gone unchanged in over a hundred years. We need to have batteries that are a five-fold improvement from what lithium ion brought versus lead acid.

You also need a massive amount of power during takeoff and landing. GE's GE90 made about 18MW of power. The most current passenger get engine, the GE9X - produces thrust levels close to the original Soyuz rocket.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density#/media/File:Ene...

Kerosene hangs out along with other liquid hydrocarbons as the most energy per weight fuel available to us, around 43MJ/Kg. LNG is a bit better but still in the same ballpark; hydrogen is a three-fold improvement but is a net-negative fuel requiring far more energy to produce than it provides, and a royal pain in the ass to handle. It's safe because it dissipates so rapidly - but the shit loves to permeate everything. Including metal, which usually becomes brittle in the process, something severely incompatible with aviation.

Lithium ion battery packs? Barely coming off the Y-axis.

Oh, and the aviation industry can't even figure out "lithium ion battery packs for the electrical bus." Fires from said batteries in both Boeing and Airbus are surprisingly common.
Sounds like a psychotic episode.
not as abusive as thread squatting you two guys are doing ..
A former coworker of mine went to a silent meditation retreat. He's been recovering ever since.
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