skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A lot of these people prefer the stability of knowing their income over a long period of time, rather than focusing on maximising profitability and therefore losing time working on their craft and also introducing instability longer term. My job is similar to this sort of thing and I have gone down the maximising profit route, and even though I've not pushed it to an extreme it can be difficult to stay disciplined about it. You lose a lot of time to it, as well as intelectual bandwidth - you're bouncing back and forth between business brain and craft brain a lot more. Crafts people also tend to be more community orientated which likely reflects in their pricing.
A reasonable syntax, try/catch/finally built in, subroutine signatures as a default feature (not 'experimental') and a sane class system would be a start.
I think that's an example of what I'm saying. Rather than the characters being mostly realized by the writing, they let the characters and actors grow into specific parts together.
Why hire a red team if you can't afford to fix the problems they find?
Not the parent poster, but I'd say every child (and adult!) has gifts - every child is exceptional - just maybe not in an academic context, of course. I find the labeling of 'gifted' connotes a certainly quality that isn't necessarily intrinsic among students who would find accelerated learning environments beneficial. And that's what it is, if you are speaking from an equity-based standpoint - an effort to ensure that each student has access to a learning environment that meets their potential.

In regards to racial biases towards IQ tests, it isn't necessary for the tests themselves to have racial bias. These tests aren't given out to all students, they must be recommended for it by their teachers. Maybe certain teachers would display less bias in a 'this student seems bored by the lessons' line-of-thinking versus 'this student seems gifted'. I have no idea about that part.
Post to Dev. To, Medium and Hashnode with API (Laravel)
This is my first post on creating blog entries on DEV.to, Medium and Hashnode. it Sets up the building blocks for future tutorials on Dealing with the responses.

https://raspada-blog.co.uk/blog/devto-api-posting-laravel
Finland had a great educational system, that pushed them to the top of the PISA world ranking, changed it with a new "progressive" one, still got good scores the very next year because of pure inertia and became the darling of the Left worldwide. Right now their PISA scores are tanking, they barely made top 10 in 2018, ahead of Poland, and are behind all developed Asian countries, plus Estonia and Canada. That should explain why no one harps about how great Finnish educational innovations are lately.

https://factsmaps.com/pisa-2018-worldwide-ranking-average-sc...
> As it reads like you want to mock and shame kids who do well in school (which I hope wasn’t your intent).

Not at all.. That was the opposite fo my intent.

I believe names like 'talented and gifted' actually make it out so that the kid's hard work is not appreciated and recognized. I hoped that 'studied harder's would indicate that the reason the kids were in this course is because they worked hard, and that anyone could achieve what they did if they too worked hard enough.

IME, as a 'talented and gifted' kid, a lot of people chocked up my success to innate talent, while they slacked off and explained away their slacking off as 'Oh well I'm just not as naturally smart as iammisc..'. I don't believe labeling children as innately gifted is a useful thing. Any child can accomplish these advanced HS / middle school courses with hard work. This is not particularly difficult material.

In another comment, I changed my suggestion to 'high achievers'. Sorry I'm not great at coming up with new names on the spot.
My email is in my HN profile. Can you send me the Microaquire listing details?
There's so many much misconceptions in the first two paragraphs alone that I don't even know where to start x) I feel it would just be wasted time.
Yeah, their usual play would be to see which innovative upstart begins to own the space and buy them out. But with all the antitrust attention and valuations being what they are, they can't expect to do that anymore.
Thanks, I didn't know (or didn't remember) about this, but it's not clear from the docs that it bounds checks []. I don't find it difficult to use .at(). I'll try the debug mode too, but when I bother writing something in C++ it's usually because I actually care about its speed, so I don't want the overhead to be too bad.

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/manual/using_macros...
Battery costs. It has a substantial lead and should continue to as it is far ahead in terms of scaling and reducing cost.
Honestly, they are essentially using regulatory capture. They require that anyone who works there has to be a member of the union and if they don't like what's going on the entire union refuses to work and to allow anyone else to work.
That’s no indication at all. That’s like saying everyone in the old world was dying because gobekli tepe was abandoned in 3000 BC.
what about public citizens?
It happens through search engine optimization, SEO, and a mix of planting reviews and other tactics. Think of it like this - what would you do to get people talking about your site? You'd somehow put links, conversations, reviews, quotes, etc. in front of them.
That's the current situation, but what about the past several decades? The article claims that very few attractive neighborhoods were built in the US post WWII.
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Services and Other - Insurance

In Q3, we rolled out our “Safety Score” functionality, which will also be used for our telematics insurance product. We actively monitor braking, turning, tailgating (unsafe following), forward collision warnings and forced autopilot disengagements in order to predict the probability of a collision. This system will continue to be fine- tuned as we receive more data. We also launched our telematics insurance product in our first state – Texas – in early October. We believe our insurance premiums will be able to more accurately reflect chances of a collision than any other insurance product on the market. Additionally, we will proactively communicate to the user what driving adjustments need to be made to decrease probability of a collision.
Yeah, I rent them on Turo when I've got a road trip lined up. I agree about the fit and finish, but the driving dynamics are just so much fun. I suspect they'll be able to fix up their fit and finish in time. My favorite interiors tend to be Audis fwiw.
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True, but it still seems unlikely that the unconstrained choice would be 100% Tesla. Do we really think Toyota will be incapable of retaining any significant % of EV sales once that's where the industry mostly is at?
Apple compare themself to a 3080m, the perf from an M1 is not even close to a 3 y/o card. I don't care if it takes 10w if I can't even play at 60fps on "recent'ish" games.
How is a Blue Team different from regular IT and Compliance work?
If there is then it's by luck. EE knowledge stops at naive DC circuits.
Wow, there's a power virus for Alder Lake client that can make it draw 330W? Reference?
>truly multicultural

Well that was the old minority policy, based on Soviet o'blasts. Relatively hands off autonomous governance with affirmative action privileges. And it failed to stop terrorism and seperatism. So enter a new minority policy of sinicizing / integrating everyone like a US melting pot instead of a Canadian salad bowl. It’s the alternative, and it’s mostly working on the ground.

As for the big question:

>How long do I have to go on before you decide the price is too high

Start with understanding the list of western grievances =/= PRC grievances. Apart from Tiananmen, your list is basically populist repression the average Chinese supports. PRC repressing less than 1% of population to control restitive territories that constitutes ~50% of PRC land mass while essentially stopping terrorism and seperatism is very easy political calculus. The reality is most countries repress more people, especially minorities to ensure security and serenity. This isn't whataboutism, it's important to understand from CCP perspective current repression isn't remotely a high price to pay. Rather the opposite, cracking down on groups who have been historically "ungrateful" about their "privileges" are populist moves.
> GPU capabilities that blow everything away

Compared to previous macs and igpus - an nvidia gpu will still run circles arounnd this thing
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The holy grail of insurance: each person’s individual risk behavior monitored by AI.
Gross margins. Tesla is scaling right now and continuing to innovate on the tech side.
A company with 50% of revenue growth, 30% of automotive gross margin, almost unlimited demand (99% of global auto sales are still non-EV and Tesla's brand is just starting to become familiar), still zero ad spending, huge new markets like solar generation and stationary storage where they continue to have a massive lead in technology...

Can you name one company in such a position? Tesla price-to-earning ration based on Q3 2021 income is 147, and dropping like a stone. Looks cheap to me.
I, personally, would really like to see both systems in existence. Valorant's anti-cheat might be working now and for the foreseeable future, but backing it up with community driven solutions (vote kicking) or moderation just helps ensure the environment stays free of annoying hackers.
It means that they looked at the price of Bitcoin and saw that, if they had sold at that price, they would have lost $51mm.

This does not mean that they sold the Bitcoins, but that they had to set aside a reserve of money for a potential future loss on their Bitcoins.

This has nothing to do with their propensity to sell their Bitcoins or their expectations on the price of Bitcoins. Instead, it has to do with the way accounting principles work and the need to mark-to-market financial investments.
Nouveau is a bit of a special case because Nvidia actively blocks third party drivers from fully leveraging the capabilities of their cards. While Apple isn’t officially supporting any particular third party OS on M-series hardware, they’re also not obstructing the creation of high performance third party drivers for it.
Keep in mind that the technological advantage was eroded rapidly. People happily sold all of it to the locals, including firearms. There's something of a stereotypical image of a native American warrior on horseback, but that's not a native animal.
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Right, as long as the market is free, fair is whatever they can negotiate. If they artificially restrict labor competition or anything like that, then it isn't really fair anymore, like any monopoly.
It's the same argument as for eliminating TAG programs: that no one should be accelerated because not everyone is accelerated.

This seems like a distressingly common construction. Is it a logical fallacy? Does it have a name?
> The post gave some use cases involving hardware that can't easily run Desktop VSCode (e.g. iPads and Chromebooks). I just don't see that being much of a use case though, except in desperate circumstances where a more capable dev machine isn't available.

This is _huge_ for education. Many school districts are distributing managed chromebooks to each student because of their low cost of ownership and really all you could code on with those was replit.com. VS Code in the browser allows you to expose students to a programming environment just like what they'd use professionally.

This isn't meant for the developer with the latest 16" MacBook Pro, it's meant for people who can't necessarily install vscode on their machine. Maybe it's on a shared machine at a library and they can't install software, or maybe it's a Chromebook.
Right! And my public high school offered metal shop and welding classes as well as AP chemistry and bio. Is that not financially possible for most high schools?
Compute the area under this curve...
Requires use of Hyper-V... does this mean they will bring Hyper-V to Home edition? Seems like many users who would run Android apps are likely to crossover with the group of users who are not going to upgrade their Windows license to Pro or better.

Windows Subsystem for Android™... runs in a Hyper-V Virtual Machine, like the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
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> ... cited the pandemic and the US-China trade war as reason why terminal automation, mostly recently seen at APM Terminals’ Los Angeles terminal, would hurt the ports, its workers, and surrounding communities.

Covid and trade war are reasons why automation would hurt the ports? Covid is why automation would hurt the communities? Non-sequitur much?

Covid is why automation would hurt the workers? Not even that. Automation would hurt the workers, maybe, but not because of Covid.
There is evidence that syphillis came from the Americas. There is evidence it was introduced to the Americas by Europeans. One problem is that it's hard to distinguish teritiary syphillis from tuberculosis or leprosy on bones.

As for Borreliosis, there are many variants of it endemic to Europe and spread by ticks. No evidence that it came from the Americas.

Neither of those spirochetes are zoonotic.
>if they become a huge player in batteries

They're already number one, worldwide, and by far.

>keep their dominant car margins while gaining market share.

They're doing both at the same time.
If you look at many of the responses here it's sadly unsurprising: small-minded provincialism or outright xenophobia are no less common amongst programmers than the general population.
Hey, those people either quit outright, or were informed multiple times about the consequences of inaction. It's their choice, not really a loss of jobs.
To my knowledge, it is illegal to sell exploit kits to actors that you know are going to use the kits to commit crimes (e.g. if someone sends you an email saying "I'm looking for an exploit kit so that I can attack company X and steal their IP", you cannot legally sell to them). It is otherwise legal to sell, rent, or give away exploits to the general public or to resellers like Zerodium as long as they are not marketed as criminal tools.
As the old adage goes, "the stock market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent"
I have libraries of functions written in pure sh.

I use those functions in both scripts and my interactive shell (which is bash).

I cannot do the same with zsh as my interactive shell if scripting is supposed to stay POSIX/bourne shell. Which I want as I often do this in systemwide scripts or modify existing scripts (all plain sh). The incompatibilities do matter.
Where do you get a P/E of 147 from?
Hard to parse out your assertions, here.

> "One of the silliest things about this entire argument is that there are only a handful of prodigies born every year,"

Are people saying that?

> "...and most of the "gifted" kids aren't really any brighter than their classmates, they just get more attention at home."

Are you saying that no one is really brighter than anyone else? Or that the G&T kids at your school were mislabeled over others who actually are gifted?

> "but they had been coddled so much by their labels..."

I actually agree that the narrative told to G&T kids are actively harmful. "You are Gifted and Special" isn't helpful, at least as it's presented. It can lead to an inflated self-worth and insecurity, among other problems.

> "...and their parents that most of them were complete social incompetents"

Now here you veer into some assumptions that I don't think are fair, but you do seem to be committed to the idea that G&T is not a thing at all. You explain the phenomena, then, as an illusion created by coddling parents?
For me it was using game theory as a justification for all of the stupid decisions (so they can never be challenged, since they are proven with math) was one of the worst offenses.

If you make up arbitrary input conditions you can make justify anything. The Dark Forest theory is a prime example of it. Step 1 is "assume growth without bound", like you're on one of those finance shows trying to hock the hottest new startup stock by only talking about the YoY growth percentage. Everything after that is garbage, yet it is treated like gospel.
Yeah yeah, you’re just repeating yourself. Setting your own idiosyncratic/arbitrary rules.
MS can do their own Android. And it wouldn't even be a terribly stupid ideea. They already sell laptops, so why not phones?
I will never use (or recommend) a password manager
Subjective, really? So, I open the same tabs in both browsers and I see the resource utilization difference and that's subjective? I don't care about the browser features, which make Chrome use all available resources on my computer in 10 minutes after launching!
Is Face Recognition the Next Security Concern?
P/E according to Google Finance is 452.73 vs Toyota at 9.6

They would have to see 50% YoY growth for 6 more years to reach the same number of deliveries as Toyota alone let alone the entire car market.
A nuance here. Why is this important? Slavery was very common back then and the New Laws were revolutionary.

The Ottomans were famous for their slave trade and did capture tons of Europeans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_the_Ottoman_Empire

Not only that, Aztecs and other indigenous peoples from the americas had Slavery as an institution:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec_slavery

Indigenous slavery ended with the New Laws
I don't mean to say we should enrich all kids in the same way though. I mean we should enrich them along axes that are important to them or interest them. Having enrichment and non-enrichment programs is only really one step removed from saying everyone is equal. You're now drawing a distinction, but now we need to wonder: why this distinction in particular, and is it really distinguishing the way we think?

For instance, why aren't we putting all the kids into a room and testing their artistic aptitude, and funneling the kids who are the best artists into elite art programs to foster that ability? Why were IQ tests the only tool used to distinguish students? My wife's school had various different "academies" with disciplined focus areas -- arts, music, sports, etc. - which sound like a good way to do things.

I guess my general point is that all children deserve enrichment, not just the high IQ ones. And even if the high IQ children are more needing or deserving of this enrichment, the methods I've experienced used to make the determination as to who is of high IQ are heavily flawed, although my experience is out of date.
World of Warcraft, a $15/month sub also has to invest heavily in anti-cheat to the point Bruce Schneier has weighed in on it [1]. I'm sure it reduces cheating more than it would free-to-play, but I don't think what you're advocating is a silver bullet.

1: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/10/blizzard_ente...
Again, that doesn’t make sense. Apple being the obvious example. You don’t necessarily revert to a market cap maximum. EVs can have high margins and scale. Tesla is positioned as the Apple of its market.

And its business is more than vehicles - a lot more. Stationary batteries also have fat margins.
I don't think it's that bad.

Their current price to sales ratio is ~6x less than a mature company like Amazon.

https://ycharts.com/companies/AMZN/ps_ratio
https://ycharts.com/companies/TSLA/ps_ratio

To reach the same price to sales ratio they would need to go from ~250,000 vehicles/quarter to ~1,500,000 vehicles/quarter, which is ~44% of US sales.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/30/us-auto-sales-forecast-to-pl...

Realistically, Tesla sells a lot of cars overseas, so this price more likely represents them hitting ~20% of US sales. The energy side increasing volume with in-house cell manufacturing and/or supplying other OEMs could also change where they need to be with vehicle deliveries to hit a PS ratio in line with established companies.
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> Can Ł have an alternative representation?

Nope. Neither can ź, ć, ś, ą or ę. You can, and people do write them as z, c, s, a and e when writing in a restriced character set, but that is not 'correct' and is not a bijection, ie. „półka” and „polka” mean two different things.

There's also the case of technically-same-sounding-especially-recently ż/rz and ó/u (whose replacement would let you get rid of two 'non standard' characters), but for historical reasons these are not interchangeable.
At least the future is online sales which do not need fancy packaging. Although they do often involve an extra plastic shipping bag.
Ok, so what margin do you see justifying their valuation? 10%? 15%? The margins of a company like Microsoft who makes their money on software (30%)? Even if you used that last figure, they'd more than 80x over valuation on current earnings. This is a car company. There are fundamental limits on how much money you can make.
I’m excited for it being able to, I believe, do a bit of coding on my iPad :)
Maybe you have to rethink this in terms of a computer programmer that knows all his programs will have critical bugs from now on, and there's nothing he can do to avoid it.
I've never owned a mac and I've never used an M1 so take this with a heavy grain of salt. Everyone I've seen talk about how fast the M1 is were coming from 4-5+ year old macs not comparing them to intel/amd chips that came out last year in a similar price range.
M1 uses TSMC high-density rather than high-performance. They get 40-60% better transistor density and less leakage (power consumption) at the expense of lower clockspeeds.

Also, a core is not necessarily just limited by power. There are often other considerations like pipeline length that affect final target clocks.

The fact is that at 3.2GHz, the M1 is very close to a 5800X in single-core performance. When that 5800X cranks up 8 cores, it dramatically slows down the clocks. Meanwhile the M1 should keep its max clockspeeds without any issue.

We know this because you can keep the 8 core M1 at max clocks for TEN MINUTES on passive cooling in the Macbook air (you can keep max clocks indefinitely if you apply a little thermal pad on the inside of the case).
I mean Snoop dog is a vc now.
Some extraordinary generalisations being applied there. Given that a large number of people experienced mental health problems during pandemic lockdowns it seems highly plausible that a population would become sufficiently depressed when they know that all of a sudden, despite whatever efforts they now apply towards understanding the universe, it will be futile because another species at a not long before, similar level of advancement had applied a weapon to prevent any possible progress. Sounds pretty demotivating to me!

Perhaps you meant to conclude, ‘that’s not how I’d personally behave, or at least believe I would without having experienced such a trauma’?

Pity you tossed the book away just for that though.
As far as the ordinary user is concerned, there is no stink at all. People are not as aware of FBs negative impact or scandals to the degree that the average HN user is.
“Discrimination” lawsuits would be like lawsuits from people that didn’t pay their taxes because they think taxes are unconstitutional.
Yes, but one that orbit is full of debris, it becomes useless. Effectively disabling all satellites in that orbit over time