skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He didn't say they didn't work? He said it was lies that they stop the spread.

We now know of vaccinated people dying of covid, some right after being vaxxed, some months after, some after getting a second dose.

The lyrics can be interpreted a few ways. Was the vaccine then supposed to absolutely stop the spread and give absolute protection to a vaccinated person?
You're being little hyperbolic (in re: SF Critical Mass) but not by much. I live in SF, don't drive, and I used to commute by bike, but IMO the advocacy here can get a little, um, intense.
I think Windows/WSL2 might just be the most user friendly Linux distribution, and this includes graphics support, if you are on Win 11.
>Why aren’t cities exploring such strategies to accommodate those who like the fast point to point benefits of cars alongside those who are OK taking it slow or going out for a bike ride?

Because everybody wants to get from point to point fastest and safest way possible and doing it by car is not the answer which scales.
Exactly what I thought. I disagree with the video and lyrics, but there's bigger rappers that have been peddling conspiratorial, third eye awakening wish-wash for at least 20 years.

This is a weird video to target, and I feel like there's bigger fish to fry w.r.t. harmful misinformation edit: about COVID. Mostly that the most dangerous misinformation is that which can actually convince people to believe untruths, something I doubt this video can do (it seems to preach to the choir). But who am I to know how their algorithm works?

The irony is that the incoming Streissand Effect will generally be meaningless. The increased exposure to this song is unlikely to convert people (there's really only one verse about COVID) and the outrage from the Right is unlikely to budge YT policy because there's a strong argument for it being misinformation. So it's pointless, circuitous outrage.
> How would it feel if there was data about a crash you were involved in that you could not get access to?

I'd be angry that data was recorded in the first place. No data should be recorded without the driver's explicit consent.
Yes, people said the reporter was "misreporting" the chant but she was barely containing her laughter and it was clearly a joke. Everyone knew what the crowd was chanting.
Big Sur and the Mendocino coastline make for poor port sites.

Every major harbour site (and several minor ones) that can be utilised is: Seattle/Vancouver (Puget Sound), Portland (Columbia River), San Francisco, Los Angeles/Long Beach, and San Diego.

Even the minor sites of Coos Bay (Oregon), Monterey, and Morro Bay have some cargo capacity (lumber at Coos, largely fishing out of Monterey and Morro). None of those are remotely near large population centres or other transportation infrastructure, and would make zarrow sense for a major port.

Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego are major destinations on their own, and are well-connected to major land-based transportation links (rail and highway).
Since world production of oil is currently about 75 millions of barrels per day (mbpd)[1], this 20 mbpd figure is certainly wrong. Probably someone wanted to make the figure seem higher than it was and used gallons instead of the standard barrels unit. Even then, 1/2 million barrels of fuel per day would seem high to me when the US is not in an active shooting war.

20 million barrels of oil would be worth about $1.6 billion dollars. So the military would be spending about $580 billion a year on fuel. Or 3/4th its budget.

[1] https://ycharts.com/indicator/world_crude_oil_production
Not what I'm seeing. I'll stick with the pureblood crowd.

https://theswedenpost.com/most-covid-deaths-in-sweden-and-uk...

https://nypost.com/2021/10/06/sweden-suspends-moderna-vaccin...
They’ve reverted it (merged). It feels like the damage is done though

https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/pull/22262
An interesting possible future, as the EROEI of traditional fossil fuels continues to drop (the cheap easy oil is gone), the oil price naturally goes up. At the same time, renewables (solar + wind) massively increases, but there's no cost effective solution for storing the intermittent excess energy produced. These two factors (increasing oil price + a way to store excess renewable energy) combine to make synthetic oil competitive. If a carbon tax is introduced, that's another third factor that could help synthetic oil. Would the market favor increasing electrification or a synthetic oil that works immediately in all the existing carbon based infrastructure?
Where is law/government involved here?
Uh. The video that says vaccines don't work on covid, and talks about Joe Biden's death conspiracy?

Why are ... why are we quoting Fox News credlously again?

Has HN not learned, yet?
I've noticed a trend of people trying to suggest we already have a carbon tax via carbon credits.

I'm not sure if they're just confused, or trying to sow misinformation.
i regularly use K (an APL descendant) as "pseudo-code".

in fact, i regularly _think_ about problems in an array-programming fashion, heavily inspired by K. when jotting them down, i often use K. when turning them into actual code to run, it's mostly immaterial if i then use K, J, numpy, julia, etc. the general approach translates well into a multitude of array programming varieties.

as such, i don't believe your point 5 holds. this way of thinking is certainly off mainstream, as is, e.g constraint programming, but there are niches where people use it highly productively. you won't necessarily glean that from the output coming from those niches, though.
how did people react to reduction of cars ? in many places every step toward reduction of car use is met with a lot of rants if not anger.
For those who didn't see the 5 points, I've copied them below from here https://twitter.com/typesfast/status/1451543776992845834

<snip>

1) Executive order effective immediately over riding the zoning rules in Long Beach and Los Angeles to allow truck yards to store empty containers up to six high instead of the current limit of 2. Make it temporary for ~120 days.

This will free up tens of thousands of chassis that right now are just storing containers on wheels. Those chassis can immediately be taken to the ports to haul away the containers

2) Bring every container chassis owned by the national guard and the military anywhere in the US to the ports and loan them to the terminals for 180 days.

3) Create a new temporary container yard at a large (need 500+ acres) piece of government land adjacent to an inland rail head within 100 miles of the port complex.

4) Force the railroads to haul all containers to this new site, turn around and come back. No more 1500 mile train journeys to Dallas. We're doing 100 mile shuttles, turning around and doing it again. Truckers will go to this site to get containers instead of the port.

5) Bring in barges and small container ships and start hauling containers out of long beach to other smaller ports that aren't backed up.

This is not a comprehensive list. Please add to it. We don't need to do the best ideas. We need to do ALL the ideas.

We must OVERWHELM THE BOTTLENECK and get these ports working again. I can't stress enough how bad it is for the world economy if the ports don't work. Every company selling physical goods bought or sold internationally will fail.

</snip>
That could all still just be labels. I worked with a former (presumably) credited film producer. They produced schedules, not decisions.
.NET Hot Reload Support via CLI
Are there any current or upcoming electric four wheel vehicles that aren't a privacy nightmare?
Youtube instantly demonetized, put behind triple community warnings, and removed from search the video "The CIA is a Terrorist Organization" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2khAmMTAjI ) which was sourced only from things the CIA / US Government have formally admitted on the record as having done in the past.
I'm not concerned with the chip. Anything modern is plenty for my needs. I'm waiting for a 3k screen. That's what I spend all day staring at.
youtube has rules, champ

lying about vaccines is against them, no matter what you want to say about politics
Hey @weepy. Awesome project! As a webrtc dev - interested to hear about your choices around opus packet durations, FEC percentages, ARQ strategies, jitterbuffer length and packet redundancy.
Something's wrong when the jester is found to have played a huge part in electing a leader of a leading world power.
Distribution in platforms or platforms themselves. If platforms abuse their power the government can enforce standards on platforms or disallow them from their country/region. Distribution is not a right for either party.
Deciding what is right or wrong is the issue. YouTube isn’t transparent nor consistent about this. Social Media are publications due to their extreme efforts in curating content and speech topics. They need to be regulated as such.
All news is manipulation. The only difference is how you are being manipulated and by whom.
I'm not sure if you're being hyperbolic or not, but the post/video does not mention anything about the vaccine. That's the whole point.
Here is another zoning related video, referencing home-based business fronts in upscale neighborhoods.

https://youtu.be/wzBL85kTwwo
maybe deadmau5 would change your opinion on that?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrb5PqiDMSY
It's a song, not a scientific journal article.
you sound silly stubbing for fox lies this way and trying to pretend it's ethically pased

neither of those cover this. nobody takes neal stephenson seriously that way. take a class
Yes, average person gets hit by rising energy prices. Some portion of average people (especially small business owners) support demagogue who artificially lowers these at heavy costs. Rinse and repeat.
Who's lying? Satire and humor are not lies.
I'm curious if it was substantially different than other variations on "Let's Go Brandon" songs, like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9DClYso2FA

Note: Just curious. Didn't even know about this "Let's Go Brandon" thing until now.
What webgl visualizer do you use? I have trouble with ProjectM too.
Yes they would. If you ask people if they're happy they'll say yes. If you actually measure it by observing what people do they'll exhibit behavior that shows they're not actually happy.

Self-delusion is a well researched topic. There are many studies.
Making Sense Out of Suffering
by Peter Kreeft

Man's Search for Meaning
by Viktor Frankl

The Book of Job
Ya I dunno. In the USA driving is a privilege, not a Right.
'Sorry about that, something went wrong'
I use inoreader.com for reading my rss feeds but also for finding new ones. They have a large RSS directory of all the subscribed feeds of their users at their site which you can search by keywords and create your own RSS feed or just subscribe to them.
You really need this help, champ?

> Biden said the jab stop the spread, it was lies (I remember)

That's medical disinformation.
Am woman, hard agree!
Two reasons:

* There are dozens of aircraft models in use each of which would require significant design changes to run on hydrogen. It’s more practical to design one alternate jet fuel source.

* Hydrogen has worse energy density than jet fuel. Energy density is especially important for aircraft.

* hydrogen is a lot harder to handle than than jet fuel. It’s more corrosive, more flammable, needs to be kept under pressure or at cryogenic temperatures.
That is a very clueless take. Cars disruptively and offensively aggressively hijack that infrastructure every single day, then cyclists claim back one single road for only two hours a month and you claim they are the disruptive ones? They are not clogging intersections, they are using them.

The intent of the infrastructure is to move people, cars and other motorized vehicles hijacked it and excluded other users.

And to claim that cyclists are violent towards drivers is the pinnacle of absurdity. Drivers using their 2 tonne heavy machinery as a weapon, driving towards people, and then you blame the victims for tapping on the bonnet of the aggressors weapon.
The way I read the linked article, the idea is to use peel piles for drayage only. That is, for goods that is due for shorter trips within the same urban area, not for long-haul freight. I think it seems like a part of the solution by virtue of having some potential for lowering drivers’ waiting time and maximizing the speed of emptying out a fully stacked terminal.
No, absolutely not.

I think that one has to be careful with labeling - these works are highly researched guesses based on lots of sources but are not "the article itself." But I think this process, where they are trying to be a thorough as possible in guessing what colors Klimt might have used mechanistically, is much more respectful than other techniques. Consider the recent Vermeer restoration[1] (hn discussion at [2]): 'restoring' the painting in this way alters the actual article and could be altering the intent of the artist. I support the work, but I think there's a basic element of uncertainty to it.

At the end of the day, if you don't want to accept the machine's guess at the colors Klimt used, you don't need to! You have access to the same archival documentation of what his lost paintings looked like as everyone else.

[1] https://hyperallergic.com/672345/vermeer-restoration-finally...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28468802
damn I thinking about this for a while and found nothing, you're the first with links toward prior history. Super interesting.
Indeed, it's not https, it's http.

So ... don't type in your credit card details, or passwords, or emails.
I didn’t do well at this in college (/university in my case, UK). I didn’t really know much about myself which I think made it harder to connect with people. I learned more about myself in my mid-twenties which made it easier. I threw myself into that and made a wonderful group of friends and found an amazingly supportive community.

Now there is a fair chance this will not help you at all, but I’ll share here anyway. The thing that really turned it around for me was finding a minority that I was part of, in my case the LGBTQ+ community. Being in a minority community where everyone shared similar experiences gave so many more chances to make friends. I.e. more chances to be vulnerable around each other, and more changes to support others when they are in need. That’s how I made friendships that I think will last a lifetime.

This will not be the experience of everyone in such a position, but it was mine. The other comments here also have some good advice.

From my point of view I think it must be really hard for strait/cis/mono etc people. I still inevitably socialise in those circles and it seems hard to make connections.
Most of these just work on playing loops set at certain BPMs at the lower end of actual responsiveness, to a fast fourier transform which can maybe separate out further based on frequency range, maybe just roughly from bass/mid/treble, further mapped to rendering (Like here in projectm, which as I recall is just a fork of milkdrop). There was some really cool research I found recently which I think I'm linking here if I'm not mistaken:

https://ciphrd.com/2019/09/01/audio-analysis-for-advanced-mu...

They've gone and tweaked the basic formula from just FFT to something that actually does "peak detection", which is better explained in that article than I can here as it involves a lot of math. There's some ideas out there to be sure.

YEARS ago (so it looks kind of fuzzy now) I remember this guy hacked together some synths he programmed with visuals generated for them, it's really psychedelic stuff:

https://vimeo.com/3288925

I actually talked to the person who made this and they said this took like 9 hours to render. So not exactly real-time stuff back then, might be now.

The coolest stuff these days is in 3D and projection mapped.

https://vimeo.com/485066000
> My own hypothesis is they personally identify with the corporations,

I used to be like that and I remember defending YT censorship as I thought I would probably wanted to be able to do the same had my project took off. It took me a long time to realise I was wrong.
It's much simpler to just not watch it. Deprive them of the ad revenue.
At this rate Youtube is going to have a rule soon: "saying you will vote for anyone but Biden in the 2024 election misinformation"
Best chess engine name yet.
I participated in London, and saw mostly the opposite. Most of the ride was well-behaved and didn't hold people up much, and there were drivers constantly behaving in really dangerous ways, like trying to drive into the mass. Like you and someone else who replied to you, I was uncomfortable with the deliberate blocking of intersections, but "participants should be arrested and charged" is way over the top for what used to happen in London - perhaps SF had a different vibe.
Cybercrime gang sets up fake company to hire security experts to aid in attacks
anyone who thinks this is planned can never have been involved in any form of government
Because local government represents just that locality... meaning a wealthy neighbourhood only has politicians elected and controlled by the wealthy.

State govts have to appeal to a much wider demographic.
How dare the lowly jester, part of the serf class, have any say in electing a leader. Only divine right and having went to Harvard should qualify a leader!
That’s a pretty good line IMO
Now 7 hours later, this is #11 on the front page.
"Biden said the jab stopped the spread, it was lies. How you WOKE but you haven’t opened your eyes?"
The implication of that is that we should accept climate change, is that what you're saying? Deindustrialization would probably be worse than climate change so it's likely not an option. In case you want deindustrialization, can you estimate it consequences in terms of deaths caused or some other important metric so we can compare it to climate change?
Furthermore, it’s not one dimensional. Society would respond to a carbon tax. Maybe if your manager or director really really needs a team/department on site, the company would foot the bill to have you as a carbon consuming commuter. We would all adjust behavior in response to the tax. Things that obviously are bad for the environment are now obviously bad for your wallet and need to be justified. At least there aren't that many wealthy people so if they want to pay the tax and fly around in jets, so be it.
“Which means there would be no protections against vote coercion or vote buying.”

Yes, definite potential issues here. Again: I’m imagining a utopia (where there is no corruption of individual voters)

“... incredibly boring and irrelevant for the vast majority”

It’s clear that an overwhelming percentage of politics is intentionally uninteresting to the public. Parties battling through intentional bureaucratic stalling, thousands of hours put in to adding loopholes that are designed to be exploited for personal gain, reams and reams of information designed to hide a simple “I don’t know”, and so-on.

If we truly were in a utopia, the choices left would be straightforward, manageable, and in less volume over time.

“The mistake you're making is assuming that everyone would be equally interested in every single issue that came up for a public vote, and that is just simply not the case.”

Kind of. Even if 70% vote in each issue, and it’s a different 70% each time, that’s a huge upgrade.

“The mistake you're making is assuming that everyone would be equally interested in every single issue that came up for a public vote”

I disagree with your take on it. It’s just as valid to say that the mistake you are making is assuming that people would be more jaded and hopeless than they are now.
The metaphor is that a container is data.

“Bufferbloat is the undesirable latency that comes from a router or other network equipment buffering too much data. It is a huge drag on Internet performance created, ironically, by previous attempts to make it work better. The one-sentence summary is ‘Bloated buffers lead to network-crippling latency spikes.’”.

Increasing buffer sizes (increasing the number of containers stored) can have perverse effects that make the situation worse - although it is obviously unclear what the effects in this particular situation could be.

Hopefully the Flexport CEO has read the situation and consequences correctly and his suggestion helps, although chances are it won’t help much. Alternatively it could exacerbate the problem e.g. stacking more than two high could slow down retrieval enough that it ends up being net negative because truckers are deadlocked.

Destroying empty containers is one type of dropped packet. Destroying or discarding container contents (e.g. food gone off, end manufacturer gone out of business, parts sourced elsewhere) is another kind of dropped packet.

Quite a few comments here seem to imply this is some obvious silver bullet to fix the problem, when clearly the problem is far more complicated than that.
Myerson, Roger B. 2009. "Learning from Schelling's Strategy of Conflict." Journal of Economic Literature, 47 (4): 1109-25. http://home.uchicago.edu/~rmyerson/research/stratofc.pdf

"To focus attention on one equilibrium with no higher appeal, it would be best to consult
the highest possible authority. If the players share a cultural understanding that certain
unpredictable processes may be used by the fundamental divine spirit of the universe to answer
questions, and that this divinity cannot be bothered about the same question more than once, then
a recommendation that is based on such a sacred randomization can serve as a focal coordination
device that cannot be appealed to any higher arbitrator. Then the oracle's recommendations can
be self-enforcing, without any further intervention by the divine spirit, provided that the
recommendations to the players form an equilibrium. Thus the focal-point effect can admit a
socially significant role for oracles and divination, as an effective foundation for social
coordination. Indeed, when we look for effective focal factors, what can command people's
attention more than the overall pattern of the whole universe? This divine pattern can serve as a
focal determinant, however, only when players have a shared understanding about it can be
interpreted into a selection among the set of Nash equilibria of their game.

...

"In any society, it is vital to maintain a broad general agreement about who has legitimate
authority in any situation. Thus, from our earlier remarks about the focal power of the divine, we
can see why societies may find it useful or even essential to call for frequent testimony that the
local system of rules and authority is compatible with the divine pattern of the universe.
Although coordination within a society can be improved by such belief in the universal nature of
its principles of justice and legitimate authority, such universalization of local law and authority
makes it harder for people in one society to recognize the different forms of justice and authority
in other societies (see Myerson, 2006). That is, the same forces that help people to achieve
consistent coordinated expectations in a successful society can become forces for inconsistency
of expectations across societies in international relations. Indeed, in international conflicts
throughout history, people on each side have regularly failed to understand the other side's
perception of justice in their conflict.

...

"The focal-point effect may even offer a perspective on some ideas of theology, not about
the nature of the divine, but about how societies use the divine. The focal-point effect is about
environmental parameters that attract people's attention to one of many equilibria, and no aspect
of our environment has a stronger claim on our attention than the divine pattern of the entire
universe. Thus, coordination in a society can be strengthened when it culturally portrays local
forms of law and authority as derived from universal divine principles."
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