skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Absolutely. What happened to all the below-0 degrees of cold? -2°C is mushy, -10° is crispy, and then it gets very cold. It's important!

EDIT: now I see the last interval is just very large: -9°C to 0°C. Something around -5°C would work better, as this is roughly where the physical properties of the world change, because road salt stops working.
That's because most of those sales are from institutional/corporate customers, not households.
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I knew teenagers driving cars was a thing in the US but I assumed they were driving their parents' cars. How do they afford it? I still don't own a car because I don't need one where I live.
Make sure to not hog the fast lane :)
Main issue is practical situation of roads in urban areas of India and water logging. Everyone prefers to have a higher seating position to manage the same, apart from the flavor of the month factor. I am personally looking to buy my next vehicle and given the prices of EVs considering a micro SUV just launched because of the factors mentioned earlier.
And good riddance? Why would anybody want to play a game with somebody toxic like you? Why is it so fun for you to make people feel bad? That doesn't seem downright sociopathic to you?
Most developers aren't fully aware of how static initialization works so putting it in your code usually isn't a good idea even if you know it, no, but it is a difference between static classes and namespaces.
Coincidentally only yesterday I got into an argument with a clueless manager about Teams being shitty.

Man do I hate that guy. He is a thick as dogshit and about as capable at making a decision as one too. 5 minutes before that Teams conversation I had to explain the difference between a satellite and a ground station. Man is that guy stupid.
Graphql implementation generic and possibly interesting on the backend and shuffles query complexity to the frontend.
Teams uses M memory. 2xM is 2M. 2M less than M is -M. Seems pretty clear to me.
You've had the ability to turn off team chat in settings for quite awhile. I also turn it off, both all and team.
TikTok's recommendation system is said to be creepily good. This allows content creators to find an audience. While the local clones can mimic the look and feel of the app, I doubt their recommendation system is anywhere as good.
I wonder if there is any culture out there that celebrates "conception day" as opposed to birthday.
Daimler (Mercedes) is quite close, and they complained loudly when Boris Palmer decided to drive a Prius rather than a Daimler car when he became mayor of Tübingen.

So yes, the auto lobby is quite powerful but the extent to which they can interfere with the business of a small liberal university town is very small.
What are the practical differences between long-term contracts and permanent contracts? Just the duration?
This line of reasoning from the parent comment is tedious, I don't know where it originates from but I had to debunk the same statement made by Brazilians and used the same metric as you: excess deaths are still high as a kite.

It's exhausting to be facing this misinformation spread in different languages and cultures. Even here in Sweden I have had to put up with people using flawed statistics to make a point without considering the nuances of the metrics they choose to parade around.

I'm tired.
So if I worked at Google and in my library/service provided a versioned API what would happen? Would I be told off? Do people do this?

Eg, /v1/dosomething, I need to make a breaking change but I can still provide the old service too so I leave v1 alone and instead add /v2/dosomething
You would be surprised: https://below-the-turret-ring.blogspot.com/2016/03/chobham-a...
For me, on the native Mac app, Teams works relatively ok in the beginning, but starts using more and more CPU and after a few minutes the whole computer becomes sluggish. There is some kind of a bug that resource usage grows over time. This has appeared a year or two ago. It's related to video decoding or encoding. I assume not many people use Macs at Microsoft or Teams at Apple?
Genomic landscape of Mexican Indigenous populations and peopling of the Americas
I am confused on why some people don't get that SUV's are a preference because they do bring some benefits (namely more space, a bit higher guard (especially useful on shitty roads), and that the alternative aka MCV's / monovolume are just dead and were never a lot more drag efficient.

Does it suck to drive a SUV in a city ? Mostly yes, but is it better to tax people based on the car size ? Won't this just make some people have 2 cars now instead of 1 ?
Isn't it a illusion that poor people bike so much? I mean one of the most efficient indicators of real estate price is travel time to and from a city center.
Poor people have fewer cars, so they tend to benefit from less car-centric legislation. But anyway, even the new, higher costs are minuscule, at most 180€/year.
A best cost performance deep learning powered Raspberry Pi camera with openncc
Walking the small path between a highway and some fields was literally how I got to high school.
Problem: Product was created with the modern idea that optimization=evil.

Solution: Rewrite product, using essentially the same architecture (Chrome renderer wrapped in native exe)

We'll end up with similar levels of performance, but an entirely new host of exciting bugs
We are Google and Amazon workers. We condemn Project Nimbus
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Convert your timesheets to invoices and get paid.
> kill - lists all running processes

I shuddered reading that.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1113834/cumulative-coron...
Its community is better than League if you have a good behavior score
It’s like smoking. I should tolerate someone smoking in their own home. Should I have to tolerate someone smoking on public transport next to me? Absolutely not. Even if it’s their opinion that smoke is nice.
Because it comes bundled with Office 365 which they pay for, so it's "free". According to Slack, that's a company unfairly exploiting their monopoly ( on business productivity tools) and i agree.
that is a fallacy. Passenger vehicles are responsible for 10% of global emissions - so whether to drop it 4x (100mpg instead of 25mpg) to 2.5% or drop it to 0% wouldn't matter much. And using renewables for electricity we basically drop emissions to the rounding error around 0.
How would you gain energy in that situation? Surely the EV is still expending some energy? The only way that would work is if you were going down hill.

The effect of drafting though is incredible. If you're ever able to get behind a big truck on a bike, it basically becomes effortless to get up to 30mph and stay there. It's quite a thrill (just make sure you have an escape route)
> the ToS was changed to give warranty only to Connect customers

Is this even legal anywhere?
From long experience with Eugene's Wargame series, this is a good decision. Wargame's "all chat" nicknamed Warchat is an horrible place that too many take as a competition in toxicity. It is now legendary bad, bordering on the comical - but really it is just ugly. Good matchmaking and intra-team chat are all a game needs.
Its poorly written software that is riddled with bugs.

Its also the best new piece of big software out there. In the days before teams, remote working together in an entire company was hell. Either you were on skype for business, or each team had their own thing that was different and not official.

With teams, everyone is on there. The other microsoft things are integrated, not seamlessly because of bugs, but easily good enough for most things. The chat is available and used, and a nice alternative to e-mail for smaller things.

Teams works well enough for most people, and is very easy to get started with. So most people actually use it, and you get a network effect.
> This is, like, the literal number one use of /all.

as someone whe spend way to many hours of his life in bronze: yes, it is.

[3rd edit or so]: oh, that and "gg easy" which is not a nice thing to say as well.
Must be hard for insurance brokers to add meteorite coverage and keep a straight face.
As an emergency response to the 1973 oil crisis, on November 26, 1973, President Richard Nixon proposed a national 50 mph (80 km/h) speed limit for passenger vehicles and a 55 mph (90 km/h) speed limit for trucks and buses

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Maximum_Speed_Law
I guess if they can afford an SUV, they can afford two cars.
Either rM pen also supports tilt and pressure. Still fairly expensive though
But local clones usually have local content only, which can be a big advantage...
The problem is that the only way to drop out is to mute everyone else. But then, psychologically, it feels like you're losing. Because you're opting out of chat while the toxic people don't.

What it should be instead is that your teammates, and the opponents can call a vote-mute for team and all-chats. This way you place the toxic person out of the social circle, not yourself.

But I guess you could also just give up, like they're doing now. Although I do want to say that 90% of toxicity happens in teamchat. Not allchat. Your opponents usually don't mind you throwing the game, your team on the other hand...
> Because hard data was scarce and authorities are reluctant to impose anything as mere precaution

No, no. I didn't say why did they not impose mask mandates. They said "DO NOT WEAR a mask, because wearing masks is inherently dangerous".
We don’t need a year of storage, and any unit can be used at least 1000 times (I forget the exact number).

PV being as cheap as it is, it isn’t totally crazy to suggest so much overproduction that 24h of storage is enough. I expect not optimal, but not wildly so.

That reduces the 2778000 GWh to 7610 GWh, which only needs replacing at most every 3 years.

I’m supporting nuclear (and brought up hydro in the first place) because something might get in the way of scaling up battery production or prevent batteries from getting much cheaper (last I checked there’re more expensive per lifetime unit stored than nuclear is per unit generated), but it definitely isn’t crazy to think it will scale up to the required level and come down in price.
That's really interesting! I think this course can be pretty beneficial for many digital marketers. And it can also help entrepreneurs boost their business, so I believe that courses like this one are necessary for people in marketing.
This seems very weird to me that microsoft, the very company that showed how performant an optimized electron app(vscode) can be, is shitfing another application because of performance issues. My guess would be that vscode does a lot more than teams. And given that they are shifting to webviews which would be running on chromium so how would that help? Am I missing something? Is teams more complex than vscode?
They wont care, but their money can offset the harm done by their carelessness.
> it seems that the foundation simply considered the projects as "theirs" in some key ways

This seems like the core issue. But I disagree it is a simple mistake. "Oops. I simply considered your work as mine. Sorry my bad!"
Imtui is not the same things as it is a C++ library, so you don't write shell code anymore, you write C++

dialog is an option but is quite limited in what you can do.
There are many alternatives, and this is just another one to choose from.
Depending on where your script is required to run, a Rust tool might not be a problem. Not all shell scripts need to be super portable.
I usually add bottle.py[0] in my project (it's single file!) and add a simple HTML form with a submit button. When I need to show a UI, I start a server, open up the URL and when the form is submitted, I shutdown the server and continue executing the script.

Using HTML means I can start off with plain HTML and no style (except user-agent) and keep building on it (change font, center it in the page, etc.). I can keep HTML, JS, CSS on the same page, add AlpineJS[1] if I need a reactive UI and so on.

The only thing missing is that I can't close the tab using JavaScript when it's finished, so the user (usually me) has to close it himself.

[0]: https://bottlepy.org/docs/dev/

[1]: https://alpinejs.dev
It says in the article that residential parking permits are only half the price for poorer people.
The problem with monads is they are only really practical in a language with built-in syntactic sugar to cover the boilerplate. In any other language you will surely go "whats the point?" because using monads will invariably turn simple code into a convoluted mess for no benefit. Promises on the other hand will seem immediately useful if you have tried writing async code in an ad-hoc manner. Promises solve a problem.

Mathematicians and Haskelites tend to explain things by giving their definition. (Imaging a Haskelite explaining how to write "hello world" in C: First you need a "main" function. A function is a process or a relation that associates each element x of a set X, the domain of the function, to a single element y of another set Y (possibly the same set), the codomain of the function. etc etc )

But most other programmers prefer to understand things by understanding the problem they solve. It is quite obvious what problems Promises solve, but in the context of JavaScript, monads does not solve any real world problem. That makes them hard to grasp for a programmer, even though the concept is simple.

Monads are a particular pattern for method chaining or function composition.

Here is an example of some JavaScript code which use regular method chaining:

[1,2,3].map(a => a + 1).filter(b => b != 3)

This code results in the array [2,4].

Similar code following the monad pattern would look like this:

[1,2,3].flatMap(a => [a + 1]).flatMap(b => b != 3 ? [b] : [])

And the result is the same. But obviously the monadic version is more convoluted and harder to read. But if there was some syntactic sugar which covered the boilerplate, then the monadic version might be bearable!

The "power" of the monadic pattern is that the operations can be chained or nested in a more flexible way. For example here the operations are nested, but the result is the same:

[1,2,3].flatMap(a => [a + 1].flatMap(b => b != 3 ? [b] : []))

This does have some nice properties, since operations can be chained or nested together to composites which have the same type as a single operation. The question is if the benefit outweighs the cost in code complexity.

The monad pattern is purely concerned about how operations are chained together structurally, it is not about what they does or what types are involved. In this example the type is Array<T>, but it could be any parameterized type.

Monads can be used anywhere a sequence of operations is stringed together. (But that doesn't mean you would want to.)
For payment processors compliance is important as the penalties are severe and business critical. That leads to a lot of overeagerness to comply with intransparent and complicated rules. So perhaps they are allowed to offer the service but fear they might violate some laws.

There are terrorist organisations in Palestine, I think that is out of the question. I don't believe that is an excuse to broadly deny service, but it may be that transaction are hard to check for illegitimate business.

But we see that anything remotely controversial is equally penalized by payment processors. I think the danger from cutting people off is vastly greater than unintentionally offering a service to criminals.

The article and its language are questionable. Vulnerable group isn't at all applicable or sensible if we talk about all of Palestine.
The Volkswagen ID.4 is an electric SUV and it starts at €34,436 (including EV grants): https://www.volkswagen.ie/en/new-cars/ID4.html

The Skoda Enyaq starts at €38,593: https://www.skoda.ie/models/enyaq-iv/enyaq-iv

The Audi Q4 e-tron starts at €49,550: https://www.audi.ie/ie/web/en/models/q4-e-tron/q4-e-tron.htm...
Wtf is a working class creator? Have we reached peek societal dependence on social media and accompanying bullshit?

On that point, the label “creator” of the process of thinking of and shooting 5 to 10 second entertainment videos that are 90% crap, 9% bullshit, and 1% actual effort, is devaluing the whole process.
> I am confused on why some people don't get that SUV's are a preference because they do bring some benefits (namely more space, a bit higher guard (especially useful on shitty roads)

That's the reason why it's a tax or fee rather than a ban. If the benefits are worth it to you, fine, but you should pay for the social costs of your choices (which are not just high pollution but also taking up more road space and endangering other road users, especially cyclists and pedestrians).

> is it better to tax people based on the car size ? Won't this just make some people have 2 cars now instead of 1 ?

Seems pretty implausible. What would be the mechanism for that?
Toxicity is the situation most people are that escape into video games to get a life they do not have. Toxicity is a society that treats people as replaceable cogs for low-wage jobs.
When ones snide remark on your "a minute late"-late flies into ones face in the evening, all the censoring in the world will not make that world go away. They will dance insults and write "cunt" in spells and corpses on your screen.

The reality our choices create, will buckle all attempts to paint over it.
But that is the point, two cars is much worse than one suv
Could you tell us more about him? What was his reputation?
IMHO, since the slow deprecation of windows forms and no one knows which flavor of new windows UI they should use, it makes nearly 0 sense to build a native windows UI.
Yes. Curiously, the pilot reported that they also used updrafts.
Unfortunate you are getting down voted. I've noticed HN is overrun by people with extreme left leaning views while they rake in tech salaries. SF is now literally a science experiment in petri dish - What happens when rich people, who pretend to care throw money at problems instead of actually getting involved?
Electricity made from fossil fuels is about 40% efficient (depending on method) - so that 100mpg in the car turns into 40mpg overall.

The big benefit electric cars have is obviously that they can use renewable energy to charge, which reduces the carbon intensity of their electricity. But that's not a given - it depends hugely on location.
HN headline is a bit misleading by omitting a load-bearing slash:

They are disabling /all chat, i.e. chat between enemy teams.

They are not disabling "all chat" as in "all chat functionality".

Maybe someone could change the headline?
Which makes SUVs even more of a status signalling Veblen good - cost is correlated with status so cost increases can have perverse effects.
Now I'm curious about their stance on the McD's logo.

Edit: same as the Flash logo. Didn't expect that...
If the game was more enjoyable even when you're losing this would have never been an issue.
Haha of course I stay out of the way! :)
The hours invested count for NOTHING if the developer doesn't take anyone else with him. Nobody should be a solo developer, especially if they're being paid. I've had to work with a few prima donna's like that, the one guy basically went offline for six months (and he was the CTO!) to build his "it's full of stars" CQRS framework in C#, then he (and the manager that enabled him) quit and were re-hired as highly paid consultants.

The manager was ousted or toned down a peg later on by a new, more willful manager.

I'll concede that a rewrite CAN improve a software and pull it into the new decade, but it's a big risk, a lot of effort, and a lot of re-discovery - always consider, if that amount of effort and money was invested in the existing codebase, wouldn't it have the same effect?

Another phrase that comes to mind is hype-driven development.
Five minutes doesn't even feel quite like I've left home.
So it will be using negative memory?
My driving habits are changing when I drive my wife's hybrid. There's a gauge indicating the efficiency and I always try to "beat" my best: I can do as low as 2.5 l / 100 (about 94 mpg).

My gazzguzzler OTOH is not planet-friendly: about 20mpg cruising on the autobahn at 105mph / 170km/h. I plan to dump it one of these days for a (luxury) BEV.

> Crazy to think about how much fuel we’re wasting by driving fast

I agree. I can't help it yet but I'm working on it.
Maybe they will. If not you can increase the tax even more and, worse case scenario they still don't care and you still get the money to invest in public transportation :)
I understand the need to increase revenue, but to have basic functionally behind a paywall… no thanks. I will stick to standard tablets.
> Lots of comments dismissing this out of hand because of lack of evidence, but there aren’t any conventional treatments that are very helpful for Alzheimer’s.

These are harmless until they become harmful. What if we develop a good cure for Alzheimer's in 10 years, this method gets debunked but the method makes many refuse to use the conventional treatment? That isn't a made up scenario, it happens all the time. Announcing that something is a cure without evidence is hurting people.
The alternative is a world where a ~66% majority (if that) can override the remainder on their medical decisions - which is about as personal as decisions can get.

The "force them to do what I say" approach will cause more damage the more effective it is. If this is an option for vaccines, there are a lot of things out there that are more important than COVID.
Most SUV owning couples already have two cars.

Going into sterotypes mode now, guy drives regular car, wife drives SUV to take kids into school.
Poor people can't afford cars. Cramming whole families into cheap apartments of questionable legality is not a great way to live, but you do what you have to.
Container Security Best Practices
I don't handle anything, I just output to stdout and I can access any directly from its container. Job or Pod, it's the same. If I had a larger log volume, I would have some kind of log aggregator to send them to ES or cloud provider monitoring stack
It's weird how the 3 major clouds have taken different paths to what must be an almost identical resource allocation problem.

AWS has had this kind of spot instance for years, but with a 2 minute grace period rather than the 30 seconds GCP is offering. Azure and GCP both originally went with the 24-hour cutoff (which can easily be replicated on a regular spot instance if needed), but now GCP are backing off on that restriction.
But migrating to a more niche technology where the existing one was fine is artificial inflation.
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Also agree with this, it's almost like a marketing ploy - especially from OpenAI. They produce awesome stuff but things with GPT can get silly sometimes, like when they wouldn't release the larger versions because 'they were too powerful', and in the end you ask it how many eyes my foot has and it says seven...

It producing interesting results, but doesn't really progress the field - although who knows, maybe skynet is actually a 100T parameter transformer
>it's crap software

That's a massive understatement. I'd go as far and say that even if people would try to design a worse chat (and calls) application they'd fail spectacularly.
Yup; 2x hours is not sustainable and there will be burn-out down the line. Bus factor is the phrase to consider here.
I don't know. "We should have asked the project owners before moving their projects". Why did this lesson had to be learned? This seems so naïve it is hard not to interpret it as dishonest.

There must be an explanation on why they didn't have any second thought about it and did not even took the time to notify the owners that they were making this change without any action on their part.
Issue #5 – On Giving Up
Oh wait. Total system memory is S. Teams uses M, which can also be expressed as -(S-M) relative to S. So new teams uses -2(S-M) relative to S.

E.g. if Teams used to use 95% of your system, now it uses only 90%.