skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>This video was remarkable for the fact that it maintained pretty much a perfectly equal number of likes and dislikes for years (rarely off by more than 1). It was a tacit agreement among viewers: if you saw a mismatched count, it was your duty to vote towards restoring the balance.

While this may seem pretty cool and fun to you and me, in Youtube's view this is an "attack".
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> We have been able to do all of this thanks to the continued support of 84codes, Nikola Motor Company and every other sponsor.

Wait, that Nikola is a sponsor? How? Why?
Depends, but generally for proper seed or A rounds 20% dilution is common but for pre-seed I would do less, 5-15%. Also to note that it doesn’t mean you give out 20% ownership each round but each round dilutes existing shareholders by 20%.

All depends how much you actually need to raise and what kind of valuation you are able to get.
I read some comments for most videos I watch, especially Doom, standup comedy, music videos. YouTube seems to surface the funny comments and has cut down on the repetitive ones about what year it is.
so carbon tax would be effective in this scenario?
You should! It makes driving more interesting and fun, even many years later. It's only really annoying in bumper-to-bumper stop-and-go traffic.
I knew so many valedictorians that flunked out at the state school I went to (University of Missouri - Rolla). High school is a garbage indicator for how well you'll do in life or further education.
US HS has an impossibly high skillcap atm to the point of absurdity.

One does not simply graduate US HS and come out as an equal to every other HS graduate. The meta these days is to become the most accomplished HS graduate achievable.
The most amazing thing about this is that a note-taking app got funded in 2021.
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For me dislike speaks volumes. Googles reasoning seems to misguide people to drive more ads. Plain simple and effective. Decision to protect content creator masquerading as earn more at the expense people times. Well now we need to create new Chrome addon something for this shit.
It is a little known fact that peptides are becoming really big in the athletes/recovery/PED space. There is a lot they can do and there are so many. However we are also learning that they can cause a lot of unintended disease, cancer, etc as well.
Didn't have to wait long for union bashing to come around.
You're thinking too short-term.

If you accept the thesis we're in a bubble that will deflate, soon cars will be worth even less than they were during the run-up, so the difference will go from positive to deeply negative in a hurry.
It does have to have a SIM card somewhere in it, right? Can't you just pull that out? And if it refuses to work without one, put a SIM card that's disconnected or is from a foreign country.
Ah, they want to create a "safe and inclusive space", so all is good /s

What's this world coming to?
The infuriating thing is they don't even address the loss of the count as a tool to identify crap videos.
I ride an ebike every day. In Chicago they are very prevalent on every other block as part of the bike share system (so no need to worry about storage, theft, recharging or maintenance), and for 15 cents a minute it has become my main form of transportation.
I took "being selective" to mean focusing on the most profitable jobs.
I've found that the more the niche a video is, or the more "cultural" videos (what the masses might call "boring"), the better the comments are.

For example "Baumgartner Restoration" are decently popular at X00,000 views/video and comments are definitely civil, but it definitely doesn't target the typical youtube viewer. Game making tutorials in Godot are normally in the X,000-X0,000 range, which is "niche" for youtube, and they are normally not only civil but some times even contain useful tips!
This is unreadable on my phone
Can you tell me the topics they teach you there?
or maybe it was planned to evolve that way?

just another happy accident.
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> especially Doom

The game?
I've always understood "middle manager" to mean: manager of a manager, but subordinate to another manager. This article uses the term to mean: entry-level manager.

What's the common understanding of the term?
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Most of the people holding the stock at this valuation do not see Tesla as only a car company.

Their Powerwall is quickly becoming the leading home energy storage solution. It will be interesting to see if they can also deliver on solar roof, beat NVidia with project Dojo, beat Waymo with self-driving, and beat Panasonic with battery manufacturing.
For many of us in manufacturing the deadlines are very real. I actually like them. I do my best work under deadline as it forces me to focus.
The true tragedy in all of this is that the Neutral Response will no longer be True Neutral: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ussCHoQttyQ
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Hey man, are you against creating a "safe space"? You must be one of those non-inclusive racist people. /s
Any code can.

The question which language makes it easier to write such code (assuming it still should be readable and maintainable, even by the new employees, even if they are not familiar with all the tech behind it)
> Especially for Model S and X, there are objectively better options

There are non technically better then the new S/X. S literally is only beaten by 2.4 million $ super cars. Compare vehicles priced the same from other manufactures and technically the Tesla will beat them.

Tesla was busy going down market and payed little attention to S/X and that was good strategy.

The new generation of S/X will likely reach the peak of those products and more, but again this is tiny part of the story.

Tesla valuation might be high, but they are proven manufacturer, who have delivered strong growth for a decade, have many new factories and products in the pipeline and have proven they can execute.

Tesla took a long time before they reached what Rivian is now, and had to prove way more. Comparing them is not quite far. Rivian is surfing on what made Tesla possible.
Thanks for confirming, that makes sense (it still sounds hard, but not impossible). The article contradicts this -- but it seems likely that the article is simply wrong in that regard.
> Modeling a system isn't the same as emulating it in real time. You have to match up the timing of your inputs and outputs with the exact right clock cycle that is coming with a hard deadline,

Sure, my point with anecdotes is that the hardware system can be modeled in software to cycle accuracy, and it can be emulated with software. Therefore it can be emulated with cycle accuracy (provided you have the CPU power to meet timing).

> and if your emulator does a garbage collect, or some other thing, you'll miss it.

Well if you do anything that blows your timing budget then you miss your deadline by definition on any real time system. Obviously you can use real time garbage collection (or not use it) and control other latencies.

I wasn't suggesting you could just write some code and make a real time cycle accurate emulator without paying attention to real time deadlines.
Tariffs would also be useful to penalize sending manufacturing environmental damage 'over there'. It is not just cheap labor which drove manufacturing offshore, but also cheap disposal of toxins.
Your proposed change would likely bump the per person payout from ~$4,400 to ~$6,300. In such a case I'd dare to guess you'd still feel the same way about whether receiving $6,300 for being poisoned is justice.
<title>As Ds and Fs soar, schools ditch inequitable grade systems - Los Angeles Times</title>

and the article itself very much does outline it. I don't want to quote the exact parts where it does touch on it, because I'd end up copypasting a wall of text.
There is clearly a pain point in need of an innovative solution, might be a sizeable market.
Look at the downvotes on videos from the white house. It's obvious what's going on.
Article by [Jim Salter] of Ars Technica:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/10/the-best-part-of-win...
Is this still the recommended book to get into type theory?
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> It may be a good question to ask, with these kind of processing power, what can we do to further push the next gen video codec.

I love it.

I assume you saw no problem with quality of the 4k video on a laptop screen, but you automatically want it to do more.

Of course, I'm not against the idea of improvement, it's just funny how the goalposts continually move.
No, it is not possible. Refinement isn't changing to lower quality, if that was true then every enemy of the US would be refining their own materials. It is in everyone's interest not to rely on a single place for every microchip materials, but the fact that is hasn't happened, and if it didn't incraes the cost by much why hasn't it happened with the US's global enemies? The USSR was never able to gain eqivalence even with the same blueprints and they were not able to be made in bulk.

>Soviet computer software and hardware designs were often on par with Western ones, but the country's persistent inability to improve manufacturing quality meant that it could not make practical use of theoretical advances. *Quality control*, in particular, was a major weakness of the Soviet computing industry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_computing_in_the_So...
Exactly. I support banning e-bikes (and anything with a motor) from barely existent bicycle/pedestrian paths/infrastructure. E-bikes can simply use the current beautifully supported motorized roadways.
Car insurance, gas, maintenance, oil changes, tires, etc…

Total cost of ownership of a car is really high
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> Because the number of people who can actually validate the security of the open source options is vanishingly small

The people who can judge if Facebook are to be trusted should be in the millions by now though...
In an article about global warming, coal bashing is going to come around pretty quickly.

Because it is the source of the problem.
That isn't bad in and of itself, merely that they're having so much trouble hiring they need to programs with multiple universities to get people to stay working for them. They have undergraduate students working on production - its not normal.
HN will hate this but the solution is likely to serial number every part on the bike and software lock it down so if you take a battery or something from one bike, it becomes bricked when you stick it in another bike. This would get hard with non electronic parts like wheels though.
How much is released during construction? It sounds fairly toxic - is it captured or in a closed loop circle?
A few years back I was working at a real estate firm where you could search for available rentals by location. The houses were saved with their latitude and longitude values. Their original search implementation used to fetch all the records from the database and then filter them based on some parameters - IIRC translate back from the lat-long to some location and check if it fell within the area. The number of rows was not too high - 10k or so, so this used to run in single-digit seconds.

At that time MySQL had neither spatial indices nor a native haversine method. I switched out the search method to translate the area name to a lat-long on the frontend (based on google maps) and then use a haversine in the query to retrieve results. It was still a couple of orders of magnitude faster than the previous solution, and more accurate to boot.
What was wrong with XSAN?
> really low miles

This is key, otherwise you should save your time, private sales are the way to go in the current market for higher milage vehicles
It absolutely is. So those boxes all connect together, which would help keep them from falling out.
if it is worthless, then why force him to do it?

if his situation is anything like mine was, then the answer is likely to maintain good grades to support future educational prospects.

which is unfortunate as this system encourages the pursuit of the grade over the pursuit of knowledge. it took me many years to shake that mindset.
And this isn't just NCC Group; it's NCC Crypto, a particularly hardcore practice inside of NCC. Marie-Sarah Lacharité's name is on this, and she's not messing around.
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That wouldn’t eliminate theft but it would only make it worse for the consumer.
I feel like I have had this in oracle for a dozen years without anything custom. Interesting approach when there's no built in spatial package.
iPhones had a similar theft problem till they implemented decent anti-theft DRM. Now it's rare to see iPhones stolen.

Ebikes could do the same. It would be a shame for the 'hacker' crowd, but with locked down firmware and all parts cryptographically linked by serial number, there would be no valuable parts to strip from a stolen bike.
Yikes, I know there are a lot of "healing" peptides sold online for various conditions. Very spare documentation though
HN doesn't show dislikes and it manages to surface content better than the vast majority of aggregators and forums out there. Subreddits that remove the dislike function have much better content and levels of discourse.

Removing dislikes (hiding them being step one) seems to be one of the better ways to improve the quality of content and commentary. Just for the fact that it removes the ability of a single group to brigade any content/creator they dislike or disagree with.
Car cost is also fuel, insurance and maintenance.

Old cars cost less upfront but often more on maintenance.

For most people housing > car > food (relative cost)

I think that 8 billion cars on this planet would not be reasonable.

This is a political issue about urbanisation and transportation, the next generations will have to make choices.
>Anyone like Lyn Alden that is offering premium stock tips is by definition a fraud

Hmmm , depends on what these "tips" entail right? What if another website offers long term hold advice via a newsletter and charges you for it? As a matter of fact, I do subscribe to one in India (no , I am not going to publicise it. DM me if you want to know) where the holding periods are anywhere between 2yrs to 5 yrs. There are disclosures that say whether the stock analyst holds the stock/bond etc.
I am an amateur e-biker. Luckily I live in a city with bikeshare so I don’t have to own one, I just rent it for my commute. 5 miles each way. It takes half the time as public transit used to. Before the bike share I would waste at least 90 minutes a day waiting for and commuting on public transit. Now it’s no more than 24 minutes door to door each way. I get mild exercise, and it’s fun! I still own a non e-bike (fat tire mountain bike) and I am in the 10-15 MPH range with that, plus it makes me sweat and be out of breath. The small difference of e-assist puts me in the 15-20 MPH range, and as described in the article it’s a night-and-day difference. I feel safe and assured, confident, like on a motorcycle. Almost can keep up with traffic. I don't identify as a cyclist like many of the true bike commuters in the area, but I often pass them on the bike routes. I try to be friendly, but I’m smoking them with my rental bike in my street clothes for 20 cents per minute. Today I got cursed out by a spandexed “real biker” as I passed by with my electric whirrrr. It really feels great to ride these bikes. What a time to be alive!
Very happy for Rivian - I hope they stay afloat and give Tesla some worthy competition which will benefit consumers in the end.
There is a large movement towards distributed statehood/citizenship built on the view that people should treat the government as a service or utility and not overlord. Cue micronations, charter cities, e-residency, and tax havens schemes. The fascinating idea that people can renegotiate and redefine their relationship with the land, the government, and the economy of that state, is a very 21st century concept, but one that is progressing rapidly on the back of Internet, global shipping, digital nomads, borderless visa areas, cryptocurrency, and metaverse.

When this idea has developed to maturity, it is not inconceivable that states can be virtual, territoryless, and still represents a sizeable demography, collects tax and manages assets, and provides laws and order for that group.
I think it's actually that human cultures are infinitely nested, with every group containing subgroups with some level of disdain towards each other. Conflicts on a higher level often seem to "override" conflicts on the lower levels (although I don't know how often this actually is true). For example: I'm from Finland, and if our team plays hockey against Sweden it's as if there's a war against them or something. However, if Sweden plays against Canada you'll still see people cheer for Sweden over here.

I believe this reveals the existence of a tree-like hierarchy (very loose) of human cultures, and I also believe it goes way lower than just the country level (all the way down to individual people). xkcd also said it a long time ago: https://xkcd.com/1095/
This is a terrible idea for a multitude of reasons.

Thankfully, it'll never happen.
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Your choice is to be a slave to a monopoly. Mine is to force a monopoly to stop abusing (and brainwashing!) their customers.

I repeat once again: you should not have the ability to impose your lack of the need for freedom on other people. "Buy another device" is not a valid choice. Users buy in because they are advertised 'great user experience', but then this turns into 'we'll block apps that you need on request from your local authocrats'. They aren't told in advance that Apple will abuse their monopoly position and unfair and abusive practice of not allowing third party installs.
you dont need to own an ebike. Bike sharing is already available in many cities and really awesome to use.
Neither of those things are outlawed, based on my (obviously anecdotal) experience of highly prominent people and posts on twitter and facebook over the past few years.

What is outlawed is anything that damages the narrative that the company (and by extension, generally, the ruling class) wants to push.

Very interesting curiosity, questions, facts are allowed and extremely common. So is horrible vulgarity, including bullying, lies, misinformation. When they are disallowed it is because they share the common property that they go against the narrative.
The point still stands. School doesn't teach you to handle stress and anxiety. It just creates some for you.
There's a saying in chinese, which roughly translates to "seeing is understanding", and it is so true. You can only see the truth for yourself, and you need to see it with your own eyes.
Soon they won’t have a choice
I scan them all in as searchable PDFs. Home/Docs/2021/Personal/Bills/Utilities/Water/202111.pdf
Home/Docs/2021/Personal/Insurance/Home.pdf
Home/Docs/2021/GION/Bills/Mobile/Pixel6/202111.pdf
Home/Docs/2021/GIOV/Bills/Mobile/Pixel4a5G/202101.pdf
where GION & GIOV are Games Inc. of Nevada & Virginia
Lol. America is hilarious. China's "belligerence" is a soft power bringing jobs, industry and infrastructure across the developing world.

It is American "friendship" that still leads the vast majority of coups, wars, invasions and regime changes.

American power is only the hard kind, with that military bigger than the next 25 countries combined. The largest polluter on earth.

Unlike colonialism, which brought only bibles and depravity, and capitalism, which brought gross inequality and exploitation, China offers infrastructure for resources.

In most of the world, that's the most honest deal they've ever been offered.
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It can effectively be the same. Consider ECDH as key agreement, passed into a KDF such as a hashing algorithm, potentially with additional input, then using that value as the private key — the security assumptions then become the Square Computational Diffie-Hellman and whatever assumption(s) are in the hashing algorithm, the former is proven to be equivalent difficulty to the general CDH assumption.
Yes, the younger generation will not be prepared for the meritocracy that awaits them out in the real world.
It'd be really awesome if it could be done at home. We need the ability to make hardware at home just like we can download a compiler and make software at home. Computing freedom depends on it.
I have a kid and biking with him worked great in Munich, which has decent bike infrastructure (by US standards, mind blowingly good bike infrastructure). We didn't have a car, just an electric cargo bike.

It's true that there are certain compromises compared to a car, but a car has its own set of compromises (mostly cost + parking being more annoying in a city).
"The adults eventualy made a pile selling out to M$ who recognized the operation is not about source code control, at all."

It is about __________

I could fill that in but I want to know what the OP thinks, or what readers think.
> Interesting about this is that Evergrande is defaulting only on foreign held debt. Not internal debt after a ccp mandate.

This will put a huge hamper on China's FDI: if foreign investors are given a worse place in line in case of insolvency, they will either shy away from investing at all or demand higher returns for the extra risk.
Wonder why JAMF hasn't been bought out yet.
They said the same thing about Tesla and it’s been working out quite well for them. I definitely favor the theory that it’s a bubble but even if it’s true “the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent”
Okay, host it wherever you're comfortable, but 4GB of RAM is still an absurd requirement for hosting a few git repos.
Nice work! I really like the clean interface. I've been using TablePlus for the past year and it works nice but I feel the UI could be a little better, like yours for example.

Any plans to support MySQL or Postgres?