skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The only difference between level 2 and up is whether the system needs attention should it make a mistake, and ATM Tesla must have a fully attentive driver at all times. The problem with the SAE levels is that level 2 covers such a broad category of autonomous capabilities that it’s kind of meaningless calling a car level 2. There are cars at level two manufactured a decade ago and Tesla FSD is also level 2 and the latter may as well be a spaceship in comparison. Knowing there are 5 levels and Tesla is at level 2 does not in any way give one a notion of how autonomous the car is, only that it may make mistakes x% of the time.

An analogy with a SaaS is having a full featured service that’s available 99% of time and dismissing it as every other toy service out there, only because it’s not available 99.99% of the time. That’s the situation with Tesla more or less. Granted the march towards more 9s is going to take some time.

EDIT: I looked up the "Tesla admitting level 2" and it's in regards to their *current* Autopilot software that's been around for years, not FSD Beta which is currently only rolled out to a few thousand people in US. So seems like you're not understanding the difference between Autopilot and FSD Beta. I recommend again that you watch "FSD Beta 10" videos on Youtube since you evidently have not.

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Were those secret ballot elections? If so, then you literally cannot possibly know who to blame, because you don’t know how anyone voted, and you certainly couldn’t blame anyone who voted for candidates who lost.
haha put your money where you mouth is right, I just got them have to hold on to them for a bit. just thinking it's crazy how much they cost despite how little you might use them. Gear Acquisition Syndrome as they say, I bought them used anyway.

I checked out your sites, pretty cool what you do.
Does this count for global warming temps and everything else around it?
Oil crashed? The news here yesterday was that the MSRP for gasoline is now over €2/liter due the high oil price of more than $80/barrel.
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Their suffering can definitely (and usefully) be used as a defense against those in other countries that want to try the same thing.
Not that many games are releasing simultaneously on PC and PS5. Id argue that the concept of optimisation still largely exists for the current gen consoles even if they are using mainly off the shelf parts a desktop does not exist that is largely the same; mainly due to the large pool of shared memory that the CPU/GPU use and the ability to target that specific instruction set and hardware which helps too.
This is the article I needed to read eleven years ago. I graduated as the valedictorian from a good liberal arts college and ended up in a top-ten PhD program in English lit. My undergrad dept. was very much an old-school one at the time: most of my work was producing careful close readings of texts with only minimal engagement with new research. This made me a great reader but a poor scholar. My best professors had gone to grad school decades earlier when the pressures were very different. I was a naive 21 y/o who just assumed that “being good at school” was a sufficient condition to succeed in grad school. And most of my undergrad mentors assumed the same thing, at least implicitly.

Consequently, I was thoroughly unequipped for the realities of grad school and the shape of the contemporary discipline. It was a miserable experience. I realized almost from the outset that I didn’t really belong there: I lacked the absolute commitment to the discipline to be willing to make the necessary sacrifices for it. (And, once I started working with the contemporary scholarship, that commitment flagged even more.) I bumbled my way through to ABD status before leaving without ever having written a word of my dissertation.

There were also personal factors working against me. I didn’t know it at the time, but I also have ADHD. I was also a tremendously emotionally immature twenty-something who mostly just wanted to feel like an intellectual without having to do the work to be one! (I’m sure I was completely insufferable—more so than I even am now…) All of that virtually ensured that I probably couldn’t have executed the project even if I’d had the drive to do so.

I came out with no debt and an MA after five years, which was good. I also realized what I did not want to do with my life, which was even better. But I also came out with a fairly unhealthy relationship with alcohol and some anxiety issues.

Would I still have done it if someone had had a frank conversation with me on the level that Devereaux offers in this article? I’m not sure. I was stubborn. But it certainly would have helped me to be more realistic about my odds of success.

Of my starting cohort of ten, three of us ended up finishing. I’ve gotten past the shame and regret that I felt for the first few years after leaving. I finally gave up on the idea that I am going to finish it someday. I ended up in a field that I actually love (but one in which I won’t be pursuing a PhD!). I have nothing but respect for those who make it through, but damn if it isn’t a brutal, strange, and at times humiliating system. (And one that only gets worse once you start applying for jobs.) In some respects, it obviously should be very difficult; after all, there are not nearly enough academic postings for the humanities PhDs we produce, so attrition at some stage is desirable. But I would like to imagine there is a way to create a system that can do that without the human costs.
> government jobs

That's convenient for the government.
90%+ of relevant traffic is mobile
95%+ of mobile traffic is native

Don’t delude yourself
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Sanctions?
Amazon spun off a search engine company:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A9.com

Initially I think they were exploring competing more directly with Google, and they definitely set up offices down in Palo Alto to try to siphon off talent.

Google opened up offices up in Seattle at around the same time.
You know who can? Anyone in El Salvador.
Does socialism preclude having democratic elections? I thought socialism was at its core more about how to shape policies than the method of statecraft.
They were under Japanese occupation, then military dictatorship, now a failing liberal democracy.
Don't their data scientists do causal inference to determine this stuff?
I do get that. While I understand that some people firmly believe in a literal creator, in my case it's an anthropomorphisation of all that is unknowable and truly fundamental to the existence of our universe, just as the green woman with the spiky hat is an anthropomorphisation of liberty. The difference being that I stay open to the idea that the creator might be conscious because I have no way of disproving it, where I'd put put hundred dollars down that the green lady is a big chunk of metal with a slap of copper and asbestos over the top.

I don't know if other universes with different maths are possible. Greg Egan's books take my to the limit of my conceptual capacity, but I do think there are limits to what it is possible to know from within this universe, because everything needs to be built up from axioms from this universe. I agree with your explanation, right now while I'm sitting here in this universe, but if the celestial teapot turns up this afternoon and takes us both to perpetual motion machine universe, we might start to see things differently
I feel like this kind of gimmick damages their reputation and is not something any serious person would want.
Apple users deserve the suffering they get.
And if you’re using a 0 or don’t have Ethernet handy, you can also a place a wpa_supplicant.conf file with your WiFi details at the top level of the SD card.
My understanding is the government would sell debt and get USD in return. When the debt matured, the bond owner would get USD in return.

USD bonds are more attractive since they remove the exchange rate risk, but as happened, the government could t repay the debt in USD.
> it is even more horrible how people consider it a joke

It is a joke. The world we live in is absurd. Government inflates its own currency so bad it wipes out the entire economy. Citizens are left holding worthless paper. That happened in my country too. It could happen in yours. Actually it's only a matter of time before it happens to every currency in the world: they're all inflationary. The solution? More of the same. Start from scratch by creating a new currency to inflate. This is exactly what they did. Multiple times.

We either laugh at this insanity or we cry.
It's a combination of debt, sanctions and a corrupt authoritarian government that has severely mis-managed its economy and currency.
You say that as an outsider able to view both code and its representation. The code itself only 'sees' its representation as itself.
That's not how modern monetary theory works, but ok
I was hoping we’d just make synthetic gasoline from atmospheric carbon dioxide. Wouldn’t require changing any infrastructure at all. Just make gibs of it using renewables. It sounds good in theory anyway.
I know that angst you teen is a trope but where I was most teens were quite happy. School ends early, plenty of time and zero responsibilities. You can just spend most of time loitering. Also hangover passes super quickly so you don’t waste a whole day after a party.
> I’m constantly baffled by what functional programmers call “simple”.

This github repo is clearly not for "functional programmers" nor a generalist audience on HN. It's for experts in type theory, graduate students, academics etc.. The word "simple" is relative to that particular audience.
And Chavez was the one who nationalized the oil companies and then was shocked when he couldn’t find competent people to keep the refineries going.

Literally killed the goose that lays the golden eggs.
Design for microservices
This is https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2021-2633... originally discovered in April 2021.

The issue was this leaking of previously stored data in system memory, due to reusing the system memory without re-initializing it.

> If the userspace aapplication requests to initialise 1 byte,
> the driver will round that up to a full 4096 bytes, and allocate that much memory.
>
> However, it will only initialise the first byte, leaving the rest in its prior state.
> The user can then access the remaining 4095 bytes which have been untouched,
> thus gaining access to the contents of uninitialised memory.

Apparently patched in the currently available latest drivers starting from

- AMD PSP driver 5.17.0.0

- AMD Chipset Driver 3.08.17.735

https://www.amd.com/en/corporate/product-security/bulletin/a...
Interesting using a polarising filter and polarised light source (a flat screen TV) to examine carboys to see imperfections caused by lack of proper annealing. If you want to skip to the meat of the video go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23P8k4AvCCw&t=717s
Another thing was that a lot of corporate apps supported IE6 only.

I remember that I was working in an app back in 2010 that was heavily using the showModalDialog https://www.tjvantoll.com/2012/05/02/showmodaldialog-what-it...

This API was not supported by any other browser but was fundamental for our work because you could display a web page in a modal window that would return a value to the parent page when the modal was closed!

It wouldn't surprise me if people are still running IE6 in some virtual environment to be able to access such apps.
> ... in the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) assessment, hyperinflation will reach 5,500% by the end of 2021...

This might scare me more than the rest of the article.
I still haven't seen anyone mentioned it, but I thought It was the Safari 15 design was about turning Web into more Apps like.

I think ( I can no longer find a source for it ) that was how Microsoft originally envision something like that in Vista with XAML, Silverlight and turning all Web into Tabs of Apps?

This feels the same. And of course Web Site and Web Apps are fundamentally two different things which has different paradigm. So they are at odds.

Apple has always state that Apps on iOS that could be a simple WebSite should remain a website. This goes back to their current App Store problems, it make lots of sense on iPhone, I feel on macOS they are taking a lot away from their Mac users. Because browser are used very differently on Smartphone and PC. We have lots of Data showing despite more e-commerce purchase are happening on Mobile, the surfing of items still happens more often on PC with browsers.

Anyway, there are lots of things happening in the past few years showing how Apple is different without an "editor" in change. Giving me a whole new appreciation of Editors in many other industry.
You can always use let (in that our case def) to minimize the problem with inlining. I think functional programmers get used to big expressions because they do not inspect every symbol when they are reading, the context gives enough information! But you are correct, I couldn't make it better than its syntax/semantics because the implementation should be also very simple. And yes, PomPom is very simple compared to other proof assistants (we are not dealing only with functional programming but also dependent types).
Ah. The good old “let’s name the law something inopposable so anybody against it will generate clickbait headlines”.
I cycled into Zimbabwe sometime 2008 and exchanged one usd to 500.000.000 Zim dollars. One week later I left the country and it had increased to 1.2 bn. The shops were almost empty - except for large quantities of Heinz ketchup.
I'm sorry to say, but I'm not a fan of articles like this, you're not using the same data-structures and algorithms, so what's the point?

To compare language compiler and runtime performance you should at least use similar data-structures and algorithms.

> but, you can generate very fast (i.e., more energy efficient)

I'm actually not sure this is true, I was surprised the other day to find a study on this and to find that the JVM was one of the most energy efficient runtime.

This was the link: https://thenewstack.io/which-programming-languages-use-the-l...

And what you can see is that execution time doesn't always mean more energy efficient. For example you can look at Go and see that it beats a lot of things in execution time, but loses to those in energy efficiency. Like how Go was faster than Lisp yet less energy efficient than Lisp.
Also, my current work/job is using Kind as a foundation, the purpose of this language is exactly what you have asked for, give a check on https://github.com/uwu-tech/Kind.
It’s not that it’s to much effort to open a webpage. But it does make a real difference being able to switch back to an app directly instead of going to the browser, then the right window (if it’s not minimised), then the right tab. Even if you keep a separate window with your most common used web apps it inevitably gets filled with new tabs from links you click in other apps.
I recently switched to all native apps where before I had almost everything web apps. And it’s a godsend to just cmd-tab to mail or chat and back to what I was working on the browser.
> pays farmers to plant trees on their land, but in some cases, they would clear a chunk of forest before putting seedlings in the ground.
Meanwhile in Europe prices are approaching USD 9 / gallon. (And yes, that includes a lot of taxes.)
You can actually buy EV Skoda Octavia and Superb and Kodiaq too...
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This thing is a good game to play for the ones feeding themselves with other people's suffer. Yes, I am talking about politics and even more ..

https://natrmd.com

The delimitation between poor and and the rest of the world will be more visible, plenty civic disorders will start to get generated. .. oh.. This is evolution by invoking the involution!
You're right. Use Zoom instead.
Venezuela’s economic woes dropped out of my regular news sources 2-3 years ago, back when the story was also hyperinflation. What happened since? Did they manage to achieve a kind of relative stability in the Bolivar’s value, which is now starting to inflate again?
Sorry but you cannot implement this in a day. I've written my own language very similar to this and from my experience it takes way longer. Implementing type checking for just lambdas, pi types, universes, unit, and absurd would take a day or two on it's own. Not to mention Sigma types, co-product types, w-types, identity types, natural numbers, and lists. You also have type inference and evaluation. Also the time spent coming to grips with what all of this means. It's a really cool project but I expect it would take a week minimum to implement this and have a solid understanding of everything you've done.
My experience was as a direct report to someone like this, they were very toxic.. regularly demeaning their team. They siloed us so it would have been very difficult/impossible for other departments to understand given their influence so I moved on as did everyone else in the team.

If you’re also senior I suppose you have a chance of helping other peers to subtly see the behaviour… good luck
At what point do you stop adding zeros and just declare the currency dead?
Uncomfortable possibility: maybe the rich people are not just sitting on their ass, and are performing an important economic function even if it's not obvious what it is.

Disincentivize this function and the few producers still left in the market have less competition, and hence more ability to raise prices. Eliminate the private sector altogether (as the Soviet Union did) and you don't have inflation, you have shortages.
The Build Back Better bill (or reconciliation bill) is the only real climate legislation that will plausibly be signed into law in the United States in the 2020s. It offers a meaningful path forward for the US to curb its carbon emissions.

Opposing it means you oppose doing anything about mitigating the climate crisis within the United States from a federal legislative perspective within a timeframe where we can reasonably imagine stopping temperatures from increasing past 1.5° or 2.0°C.

It is revenue neutral and paid for by increasing taxes on the richest Americans and corporations. That’s why Apple and Disney are opposed to it. Notably, their tax liabilities will still be lower than they were in 2017.
Inflation in Ukraine was around 10000% in 1993, because government really liked to print local currency (taxes and fines were still nominated in ECU). Everyone just switched to $, until more or less healthy economy formed and old currency was was replaced with the current one.

"Healthy economy" are the keywords here. Most Venezuelans were too happy when army seized inventory of major retailers .

Running out of other people money is an inevitable end of socialism.
Obviously, if we decided to limit warming to 1.5C at all costs, an extremely effective solution would be detonating nuclear weapons or triggering volcanic eruptions to block sunlight, but it's also obvious that would have far-reaching consequences on the ecosystems, likely worse than global warming.
Saw some articles that Venezuela has cheap electricity and is betting on crypto “petro”. Not sure if they can ask foreign retail investors to invest in it but I am assuming that investment in that coin is much better than worthless coins out there.

Im not an economist or anything but probably a way to help their economy rather than giving as charity?
Uhh! Those circuit boards look so tasty. everything is clear and understandable comparing with what we have in our days! :))
https://natrmd.com
Thanks, now it feel even more disturbed lol
> but where I was most teens were quite happy. School ends early, plenty of time and zero responsibilities.

That's the kind of thing that seems happy in retrospect, though. Kids don't appreciate many of the benefits of youth until they've lost it, and until then, small dramas and angst can often have an exaggerated significance.
So its not revenue neutral.
That's just plain wrong. Cryptocurrency has nothing to do with the government, for example. So no, money is not just "a way for government to incentivise behaviour". Who told you this?
That’s such an extreme niche that unless specifically pointed out, it should not be given such attention.

But I do agree that the post is not a benchmark.
>The U.S. dollar has no divine right to being infinitely valuable.

The U.S. dollar is often the least silly of many options.
AusPost has a similar service which I've found to be basically useless since most of the packages I want to use it for don't come from a retailer and instead are sent by family.
Sanctions are imposed to cut access to the investment money and to markets to sell produced goods.

No need to impose sanctions if major market and investor (USSR) just collapsed.
Cheap advertising, you're lying

Never gonna get me what I want

I said, smooth talking, brain washing

Ain't never gonna get me what I need

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9M3b9lh-7s
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What a coincidence. I just spent all day playing Factorio.
Brown them in the skillet first. Trust me.

That said, chicken thighs are the best thing I've personally smoked (I'm a relative novice). They just come out so good when you nail them.
We don’t know if the bill is revenue neutral because we haven’t seen the final version yet.