skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks. Twitter has apparently taken a page from Reddit’s playbook and won’t let me view the whole thread on mobile without downloading their app.
you mean, a politician lied to suit their own agenda? say it aint so!
I wonder if anyone has looked into the relationship between time-of-day and battery level? Could it be the case that phone batteries are typically lower across the board at certain times of day? If most people aren't charging their phone during business hours, perhaps it's likely that batteries are typically lower around rush (surge) hour. A correlation doesn't imply causality sort of thing.
unfortunately the volume of regulations regarding automotive technology doesn't allow for this. if Toyota or any other manufacturer wants to make a chipless car, first the law makers have to allow them to.

I'm not aware of how you can do emissions monitoring through canbus (required) without chips. not sure how you can do rearview monitors (required) without chips. there are countless other things that are regulated that require chips. and competitor pressure for assisted driving technology like lane assist, blonde side monitoring, navigation/gps/etc all require chips.

the dream of going back to a chipless is a nice one imo, but they are just not legal.
> Society seems to still have a severe problem with using talent effectively - whether that's elite experience or unskilled labor.

No, I do not think so. Because it seems to me a lot of this talent is either 'self-described-talent' or grade-inflated talent'.
So there's already been 10 or more of them that exploded, no? You mean the first crewed launch? That'll probably the 100th actual launch, with the tens of failures in the beginning and a streak of successes that's convincing enough to put people on. Had the same problem with Falcon as well, but we've already forgotten. All the initial rockets exploded, but now we've just gotten used to them landing perfectly.
And if you were driving even 1 mph over the speed limit when you got into that car accident then the hospital should kick you out of the ICU, right? After all it's your own fault for engaging in risky behavior. Then next we can kick out any HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C patients who were infected through unprotected sex or sharing needles. Etc.

Due to the EMTALA hospitals with emergency rooms are legally required to treat all patients at least until they are stabilized. So hospitals that discriminate based on vaccination status would be exposing themselves to significant liability. Adding an exception would require an act of Congress.

Also consider that there is no 100% reliable way to verify vaccination status. Most states have an immunization registry but those have time delays and data quality problems. And people do still move around between states and countries.

But I do encourage everyone to get vaccinated if they can.
This comment has nothing to do with your original theory about elite consensus which is problematic for many reasons including this one:

> arriving at “practically the same solution” is a necessary but not sufficient condition for having the same assumptions. Your evidence doesn’t even prove your point.
> A lb of fat is ~6000-8000 calories.

A lb of fat is always 3,500 calories.

Edit: Thanks to abfan1127 for pointing out my age. 4,100 it is!
If you're not impressed by the perceptual hash, then you should at least be impressed by their implementation of the private set intersection. That's something that not a lot of companies could pull off.

It doesn't make the whole system any less fundamentally flawed, but I think the technical "Wow!" factor certainly helped many people be OK with it. In this view, the shiny new PSI system is a trojan horse for the totally unaccountable and opaque hash set that they've feeding into it.
NLP/Machine Learning Research Paper Summaries
The Manhattan project also was only the start of a long series of nuclear weapons experiments and research. In fact it's still continuing. CTBT doesn't ban computer simulations so many research institutions employ supercomputers.
Is it truly much worse than any other HN discussion? A brief perusal doesn’t lead me to believe so.

I don’t know what others are doing here, but I would liken myself to a bird, picking the occasional seed out of the dung. Fortunately there are some choice seeds from time to time! Otherwise... well.
Discovery is a process in a legal proceeding. Say I think your providing me components that don't meet the spec called for by a contract. When I sue, at a certain point we reach the discovery phase, where you can be required to turn over all your communication about sourcing these materials as well as all communication about me. These orders are generally pretty broad, and the penalty for failing to disclose something (or worse) destroying evidence is high, hence why for example they wouldn't let her delete the pictures.

As usual the best advice in a situation like this is get your own lawyer.
I'm speaking from my knowledge of the specific technologies they are using - it's fairly close to SOTA. I'm not aware of an apples-to-apples comparison of Tesla's autopilot with a similar system from the competition. Most competitors are using LIDARs and/or running their autonomous vehicles in limited geographical regions. IMO, the state space and action space is significantly more constrained in those cases.
Did he cash out because he wanted to, or because he was forced to for being such a stain on the company?
Your focus on the brain is too narrow. Competition leads to adrenaline which triggers the body outside the brain to burn more calories (elevated body heat, etc). I'd bet these players have elevated body heat - ever sweat during a stressful meeting or exam?
There’s more money to be made as an acceptable platform that isn’t seen as a porn site. Many women on Twitch already do sexualized streams. Twitch is not seen as taboo.

It’s just a bigger market when people can feel like they aren’t a complete sex worker, and can actually share that they are on OnlyFans, same way they can share their Twitch.
Right, exercise is good for your heart and bones but bad for weight loss if that is your goal. Also, weight loss is about stress and emotions. I've seen lots of people have desert at lunch because "I'll work out later" but then they bail on that too. Additionally, a lot of people feel famished post workout and tend to overeat even consuming more extra calories than they burned during their exercise session. There is also the time element. It takes 0 minutes to not eat 500 calories a day.
Thanks for your excellent comment!
These are not random ideas that he throws around, these are all examples of products he has held massive press conferences for, announcing them with fanfare, and referencing them again and again in public speeches. He really does seem to believe in some of them, even some that they are quite obviously impossible - casting serious doubts on his intelligence or understanding of science (which is not surprising, given he only has an undergraduate degree in Physics as science credentials).
> A foreign government could, for example, compel a service to out people sharing disfavored political speech. That's no hypothetical: WeChat, the popular Chinese messaging app, already uses content matching to identify dissident material. India enacted rules this year that could require pre-screening content critical of government policy. Russia recently fined Google, Facebook and Twitter for not removing pro-democracy protest materials.

This sums up the concern. CSAM is just the excuse because who would come out against protecting children, right? But this will absolutely be used for political purposes.
It could very well be that your specific Javascript does not run automatically or does not run correctly. I see the same with one of our auto-submitting forms. I do not know whether or not that is intentional on Microsoft's part. But other users have had different experiencies, so be aware that Microsoft may 'fix' their issue on some day and all of a sudden all your users will start clicking/unsubscribing/whatevering automatically.

See https://blog.healthchecks.io/2019/12/preventing-office-365-a... for someone who did have this experience.
Most of them can’t do nearly as much as of when fucking people full time, and most of that part can’t even make a living on OF. It is unlikely “the other way around”, considering insights available out there.
> Antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 were detected in 33% of the 481 samples collected from January 2020 through 2021. None of the deer populations surveyed showed signs of clinical illness associated with SARS-CoV-2.

So going forward, are we going to add "stay out of the woods" to social distancing?
The tweeter's evidence of battery-based price discrimination is a single heavily redacted photo. It could be true but I'm going to hold off getting outraged until I see some actual corroboration. It's not like it's hard to run a series of controlled experiments here.
when I finished writing (without clicking enter) I expect to move to the lower cell by clicking down arrow. Enter should also move you to the lower cell I think (I created bunch of nodes and then added text). Shift+enter to new line inside cell.

When someone visits your site for the first time, show them the help popup. Other than that we are lost.

I think trying to write in a white cell should automaticly create new node.

Arrow keys are also not the most ergonomical option. I would prefer to have vim like keybindings (or both?) so option + l to create node on the right.

You also need add sibling shortcut. It feels more natural for me i guess.

I wish there was an option to enlarge cells. For example I wrote some stuff but I cant see it when editing and unfocused.

I wish there was an option to color stuff.

Other then that I kinda like it. My use case is to think creatively through flowchart, not exporting it.

Roam research makes it harder to jump between nodes when new idea strikes.

If you are interested in feedback on new versions you can mail me (mail in the profile)
Looking forward to when (aptly-named) MasterCard will ban those other networks that put young girls often less than 13 in a behavioral treadmill of entertaining other users with their photos for pithy "likes" that don't even translate to monetary rewards. Should I hold my breath?
A lot of games in general allow the development of skills for use in more serious areas of life.
Why couldn't they do that before? If Chinese government officials said add content scanning or leave the country there would be no difference. The firewall was always fictive.
I was always using iPhones because I felt like Apple tries a bit harder to protect my data than Google with Android.

But for the future I probably need Android phones with custom ROMs. Without spyware.
The grandparent comment is a tiny fragment of the actual rules. Mastercard's BRAM document is not publicly available I believe.
Looking forward to more competition in the space!
Though, at least according to some of the figures cited in https://www.healthline.com/health/does-thinking-burn-calorie..., it doesn't sound like the several thousand extra calories a day that the article suggests doesn't seem terribly plausible.
Leaker suggests GTA Remastered Trilogy will not release until 2022
IIRC correctly, you may run into service scope issues if you just use a Mongo collection as an IQueryable directly, but there is a first class integration for Mongo from Chillicream: https://chillicream.com/docs/hotchocolate/integrations/mongo...
In Huxley's Brave New World, there is a scene where the savage asks the World Controller, why don't you make everyone Alpha Double Plus?

The Controller explains how a society of Alphas couldn't help becoming restless and unstable, so instead they produce just the right social pyramid for a happy society.
The problem is that the definition of what is "illegal" can shift very quickly, esp. in certain countries, so moving the ability to scan for "illegal" stuff to user's devices is absolutely disastrous privacy/freedom-wise.
> Accurate hardware/software development timelines are an unsolved problem

Then why is it sold as a $10,000 full self driving package?
Not on the moon! Seriously though, I couldn't remember its exact value.
"Fun" and "regular expressions" don't belong in the same sentence!

Of course they have their uses, but I think they should be taken seriously, since sadly, corner cases are hard to weed out of them.
Thanks for proving my point. As I said, listing out names just means that people are going to try to say why those people are less impressive.

As for Musk's accomplishments, I don't find them to be very impressive or interesting.
You might try actually talking honestly with some women about this some time.

Every woman I know has a story to tell. Nearly all of them would make you weep.

We could do so much better, but then people like yourself just straight up don’t believe it.
I guess I'd care if any of the collisions weren't of things that I can vaguely see as looking similar. It's not like a nail or a ski looks like child porn. I'm actually impressed. Who cares that they collide. The manufactured collisions are obviously a problem though if I understand correctly that it means CP could be hidden by making it collide with well-known (and likely whitelisted) images.
IBM Proposes Effective ML Drift Detection via Weak Data Slices
How does the fitness tracker measure calories burned? Mine always require to know my bodyweight so that they can approximate the amount of calories burnt by calculating the energy needed to transfer the specific amount of meat via locomotion. I don't think measuring the heart rate would be a useful proxy either. I think the only reasonable way to properly mesaure the amount of energy used by playing chess would be to measure the amount of CO2 that's exhaled during a game and at rest and compare that.
They should probably make a sustainable method other than an old tradition as our planet will inevitably go hotter.
China already owns and runs the servers used by iCloud in China, this changes nothing for them.
This comment comes a second after reading the relevant paragraph, but if they're going up to second order and ignoring graviton-graviton loops, how do they know the noise isn't cancelled back out as all orders are taken in to account?
I will create floating forests, to increase biomass accumulation in ocean, then sink them.
And MY point is that if you're really concerned with that you never should have been using iCloud sync in the first place. You were already exposed to that risk.
Social media isn't over, just as trash TV, and entertainment parading as news isn't over.
If the OS slows down the app, how will you stop the app from detecting that?
I really thought it was meant to be Patreon for Porn. I've never heard about it an any context other than porn. Until now, if you'd asked me, I'd have confidently stated it was conceived as a porn site. This is truly news to me that it wasn't meant to be a porn site.
True, I wasn't even saying that as an accusation on the web framework, just pointed it out since the broken banner was a bit distracting.
> Definitely the TSLA stock price increase is being reflected into the massive investments into AI.

Actually the best indicator of stock price increase has been if an unknown buyer comes in an buys huge amounts of OTM calls expiring that week with the hope of causing a gamma squeeze.

Watch the option flow.

You'll note also that it just hasn't been the same since Archegos imploded for example, but there is definitely another smaller buyer doing the same. It's almost certainly a group effort given the amount of money at play.
In the UK they close the motorway (freeways) as soon as it's found and reported. Usually traffic police does this.
If Uber was tripling prices when the battery level fell below 20% (like this Tweet) then more people would have noticed it by now.

I think this is an obvious case of someone attributing market-rate fluctuations to the only metric they can personally see with their own eyes: Their battery level. They can’t see Uber’s network of available drivers and other factors that influence the rate, so they overweight the only data point they can see.

This is similar to the phenomenon where people have a verbal discussion about a topic and then coincidentally see an ad for that product in an app later. When we see 10s or 100s of ads per day, it’s inevitable they we’ll randomly see an ad for something we’ve been discussing. Yet some people see these coincidences and wrongly conclude that their phones are listening to their every word, using AI to parse it out (without draining their battery), and then sending those keywords to an ad server for targeting. It has been debunked many times over but it’s still a commonly held belief that all of your phone apps are listening to your conversations.

It can be difficult to convince some people that coincidences are really just coincidences. Especially in this era where Big Tech has an incredible evil reputation in the journalism and media we consume.
and I wouldn't say always:

"Pure fat has a very high energy content, or about 9 calories per gram. This amounts to about 4,100 calories per pound of pure fat.

However, body fat is not just pure fat. Body fat consists of fat cells, called adipocytes, which also contain some fluids and proteins in addition to fat.

Therefore, the calorie content of body fat is going to be a bit less than the calorie content of pure fat."

[1] https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/calories-in-a-pound-of-...
Uber doesn't have to invent self-driving for it to have a foundational impact on the industry. Uber with their legislative foothold + market share can still potentially dominate a market with an incredibly low cost of labor if self driving is realized. They would just buy a fleet or the company that makes them.
Why you should not use Docker
> There are a few genuinely 'bad people' out there. But it's vanishingly small.

70 million people voted for Donald Trump.
I've never heard a good argument against prostitution. The arguments that I hear are against trafficking, rape, child molestation; which are all non-sequiturs: true and valid statements that do not support the argument itself.

Can anyone here argue against prostitution per se? I'll listen.
Most people in fusion research consider ITER a huge waste of money and is slowing down progress toward a successful fusion powerplant. The fusion research budget of the US (and other countries?) is now mostly going to ITER with money spent mostly pouring concrete and building magnets, not discovering the new science needed to make an economically viable reactor.

Maybe it is worth the money to have a large international project involving most the large world powers (China, European Union, India, Japan, South Korea, United States), but like the international space station, there is not going to be a lot of cutting edge science going on there. Especially since it is taking so long to build.

On a brighter note, maybe in part due to the fact that ITER is such a boondoggle, there are now many small (and not so small) VC backed fusion projects being funding that are testing out a wide variety of fusion concepts. High temperature superconductors help and our understanding of how plasmas work and behave is still improving at a great clip. A carbon tax would really improve the economic case for developing fusion power (and fission power, while we are at it)
Adrenaline increases capillary blood flow which actually lowers core body temperature in preparation for action action. You can watch grand masters play, their generally not fidgeting or pacing etc.

They do sweat, and I would believe 4K but it’s nowhere near enough for 6k calories per day.
Yea, it is a rather mean culture. Fascinating to watch, but scary as well.
I think it’s more about whether shutting down adult content on sites like OnlyFans actually does anything to reduce sex trafficking or abuse.
Around 1983 my Eagle Scout project was to get computers for students at the Elementary School I had attended in central California. One of the companies that presented their systems was Vector.

Their demo was the first time I got to play with an S-100. I remember they sent a woman from their corporate offices and an African American salesperson to talk to me. That meeting always shaped for me an expectation of diversity in the workplace.

Looking back, I wonder if the woman at the demo was Lore or Carole

Vector was too expensive for my project. I did end up getting three Apple ][‘s for student use and a HeathKit CP/M system for the office. The school ended up being the first elementary school in the school district to give students access to computers.
Starship as defined on spacex.com: SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy rocket (collectively referred to as Starship). So far there were no flights with both SN and SH as one ship.
Somehow it is missing in the article how the "they" in:

>They looked at the battery status screen which was still reporting that everything was fine, and said "it's the logic board".

call themselves "Apple Geniuses".
Obscenity is famously subjective:

"I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description; and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that.”

- http://cbldf.org/about-us/case-files/obscenity-case-files/ob...
These players aren't just thinking, they're competing. I'm not an expert, but it seems possible to me that they are probably experiencing adrenaline/stress that triggers calorie burn. Ever sweat during a tough exam / interview?
I LOLed a little when I realized you really thought for a moment something like this could be illegal in the US.
(I have assumed you are in the US, as everyone else that does not specify the country in a topic that is clearly country specific)
I love that every time Christianity is brought up on HN someone throws out the Q crowd. I have chatted with a number of Q people and they were not Christians and non of them were for restricting porn, that is out of their 'scope'.

Q on your side is the antifa of the other side, just a name for an nondescript group you disagree with.
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>This is gish gallop.

I thought this was some auto correct perversion of codswallop but it's a thing:

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

TIL
Mars is a fools' goal, only really interesting as a point of pride. There will very obviously not be any kind of Mars "colony" in our lifetimes, and there are good reasons to believe that none will ever exist - there are too little resources on Mars, and too harsh conditions, for it to make any kind of sense.

Apart from that, there are chances that Spaceship will be a good product, probably making it cheaper to put stuff in orbit than it is today. On the other hand, this may wildly accelerate problems with space junk, especially if the irresponsible plans for putting more than twice the amount of objects in LEO are allowed to go through.
Peru is also reviving other ancient practices to obtain water, such as the rain dance.
Yup, stick around for the QA. During the presentation it sounded like it was practically ready. Someone asked about memory locality when actually putting them together and the infra guy started saying it's a really hard problem. Finally Elon said "This will be ready next year"

The whole presentation (not just dojo) felt like the kind of presentation you give internally to a VP when you haven't been making much progress. Flood them with challenges and implementation detail decisions they can't follow and don't talk about results.
At least these are two similar "driving mode android app" products.

I feel like Microsoft is a worse offender at this. As soon as they get some traction with one product they start overloading the name. Think of all the unrelated products crammed together under the umbrellas: ".*365", "Visual Studio .*", "Surface .*"