skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suppose if you absorbed all of the energy from the car, rather than just being pushed back by it, then the damage might be more comparable. For example, I think if someone was standing against a wall and a car rolled into them at 10mpg it might be as terrible as being hit by a 200lb cyclist at 40 mph. Of course, I agree that 10 mph seems a lot less dangerous - it gives many more options to move out of the way, or to spread the impact over time (by walking backwards and pushing against the car). Just throwing out some thoughts on why the same energy from each seems to have such a different destructive force.
Axie Infinity: Infinite Opportunity or Infinite Peril?
Many pharmacies scheduling apps/pages don't let you schedule a booster if you don't meet CDC, even in California.
I use single precision floating point to save memory and computation in applications where it makes sense. I had a case where I didn't care about the vertical precision of a signal very much. It had a sample rate in the tens of thousands of samples per second. I was generating a sinusoid and transmitting it. On the receiver the signal would become garbled after about a minute. I slapped my head and immediately realized I ran out of precision by using a single precision time value feeding the sin function when t became too large with the small increment.

sin(single(t)) == bad

single(sin(t)) == good
use the popcnt instruction or the popcnt intrinsic function.

It counts how many bits are set to 1, you’re looking for 0.

You can also cast it into a uint64_t integer and do an equality test. There might be a way to use fused multiply add.

Also are you mmaping the file so you can just read it directly as a single buffer? You should be able to madvise to free pages after they’ve been checked.

PUSHFB can also be used. http://0x80.pl/articles/sse-popcount.html

Essentially you want to vectorize this tho memcmp may already be vectorized and do the cpu detection.

Edit: also…
You should be able to load 15 x 256 bits and then test them.
Try VPTEST
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/documentatio...
My bad. I should have specified Windows 11 ARM.
No, thank you. I prefer emulated Windows native apps over web apps, and that's despite virtualisation and seamless app delivery being a giant pain in the ass for as long as I can remember. Web apps have worse latency and feature sets even if they didn't have a worse resource consumption.
While true that visibly well armed officers are patrolling some high security areas like airports or central squares, etc. in Europe, contrast this to every beat cop in the states being armed, and in most cases the squad car carries a rifle.
Absolutely agree, harping on the specific form of the vehicle rather than just enforcing reasonable safe speed limits for paths that everyone has to follow is maddening. I don't care if someone is more comfortable on a standup scooter, a pedal bike, a recumbent, or even a segway. Just lower the barrier of entry and get more people out and not in their cars.
Wouldn't Portugal's GDP per capita have been increasing noticeably over the last few decades if for 20 years an influx of improvement had been occurring with new entrants to the labor force?

Inflation adjusted Portugal's GDP per capita has hardly moved in three decades.

In nominal terms it hasn't increased in 13 years, since the peak before the great recession (23% inflation adjusted decline over that time).

By comparison Czechia was far worse off than Portugal 30 years ago and now has a higher per capita figure. Slovakia is likely to similarly overtake Portugal soon as well. The same is true of the Baltic states, all of which will overtake Portugal (Estonia already has). That doesn't seem like something that should be happening if Portugal were seeing a big positive change for decades.
The other half of that is Disagree and Commit. (https://www.amazon.jobs/en/principles) The concept being that supposedly everyone is free to make their best case for a course of action, but once a decision has been made everyone is expected to fully commit to the decision.
Left AirPod Replacement vs. Right AirPod Replacement
I'm principally a transactional attorney. The one piece of software that keeps me tied to Windows in addition to Word is Workshare Compare. To my astonishment, even after jacking prices after the recent acquisition by Litera, there is literally no substitute for elegantly and cleanly preparing redlines. This cannot be that difficult. Somebody build a competitor!
Can you point to what you found that suggests as much? I have been a regular user for 10+ years and suggesting you don't need to carboxylate it before eating it in order to still feel the effect goes against a large body of conventional wisdom.
Former smokers too.
There's no connection between the two - that is, no deference is given to those with a Tier 1 visa - but often those who qualify for a Tier 1 visa also qualify for an O-1 visa and - most importantly from my perspective - the Tier 1 paperwork can be reused to support an O-1 petition.
Ithaca, NY.

The climate is "OK" now but will be getting better with climate change. Water will be more lumped in time but we'll still have it.
They were discussing just this point in the Rittenhouse trial.
My 8 year old son has a Nintendo switch. I recently showed him a video of the 80' "Mattel Electronic Football Handheld Game" which is essentially just a handful of dim LED's and some control buttons. I used to fight my brother to get time playing on that old thing. My son may never truly appreciate how far we've come with respect to technology.

The other thing I'd like to point out is that you either could afford some encyclopedias or went to the library. The fact that you can learn just about anything today is truly amazing. Folks like Ben Krasnow share amazing DIY things regularly that it would be hard to imagine in the 80's or 90's.
It doesn't matter whether the benefits are dubious or not, IMO. People take all kinds of OTC (and prescription) drugs for dubious benefits.

If there's plenty to go around, why not let people decide that for themselves?

Edit:

https://www.unicef.org/supply/covid-19-vaccine-market-dashbo...

20.9 billion doses have been secured.

If someone can't get a first or second dose, it's because their government is fucked up in some way, not because there is a shortage of the raw vaccines.
more compelling != most compelling
They do work well; there's just a significant backlog.
Someone has to have the keys to the kingdom. Ideally, multiple people do - bus factor.

If no one can bring production down this is also a problem. If only one person can, better hope they don't get hit by a bus, or take a vacation, or rage quit.
Apple should move away from yearly software updates
That sounds a lot like the ELF radio system they used, which basically was used to order submarines to surface (or near enough) to receive new orders as the bandwidth was <1 baud.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremely_low_frequency
IIRC it was a cheaper option of supplemental restraint system that the driver didn't control as a phase in period before airbags became the only acceptable SRS.
This is not a situation unique to after hours messages. The workplace is full of instances where an employer can discriminate against an employee in small but meaningful ways, you need robust employee protections, not a series of questionable legal hacks.

Replace responding slower with say being a different skin color. If a white and a black employee are equal on meaningful metrics but one gets to go on all the fun trips while the other is consistently given the shit tasks, that's obviously a problem, but you can't simply avoid the situation where the problem might present itself. You need structures in place so that employees can identify that they're being mistreated, notify someone with the power to fix the situation, confirm that the problem has actually been solved, and escalate if not; all without fear of retaliation. That is tough to do, but it doesn't make it any less necessary. Once you have that system in place, it is the logical way to deal with all forms of mistreatment. Then there is no need for special exceptions which substitute one rigid restriction for another.
The recent explosion of high speed scooters has been a menace since my city recently allowed them and e-bikes on bike paths and the local bike rental places purchased whole fleets.

The problem is that tourists and knaves are constantly riding them on paths that are marked pedestrian-only (sometimes due to unfamiliarity with the path system, though often intentionally). Even when they stick to the adjacent bike lanes the scooters accelerate and go so much faster than bikes they are constantly putting pedestrians and slower cyclists in danger. If they stuck to bike lanes on streets it wouldn’t be so bad, but I worry there will soon be a raft of Bernie Goetz style vigilante clotheslining of irresponsible riders.
Former national lab engineer here. For access to any of the classified buildings, you must have a Q clearance or be escorted by someone with a Q clearance. This means all of facility staff are required to be cleared as well (janitorial, maintenance, etc). Just because one has a Q clearance does not mean you are provided any classified information.
Recently read this on the suggestion of a good friend. Outstanding work. Read it for a warning on the devolution caused by deifying technology or for the prescient descriptions of current technologies, but do give it a read.
You don't have to. Lisp development environments remember all what one loads into them: the definitions, their source location, their arguments, their documentation, who calls whom, the data types, ... One can ask Lisp about all that then.
TS FS isn’t a clearance level.
Perhaps you’re referring to Top Secret/Secure Compartmented Information clearance with a Full Scope Polygraph?

That number is classified.
They have Q clearance(1), at least.

(1) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29204027
AMD Discloses 50 Security Holes Affecting EPYC CPUs, Radeon Drivers
I object to the pejorative "cheat" as to suggest that non pedal assist is morally worse than pedalling.

Edit to say nice job on the project, this is awesome. Here in Texas, I would love to see a lot of people using these in the bike lane.
Can you share an example of what a single settings file looks like that configures the 1 through 17 environments you have listed?
Yes, it has green threads.

Crystal don't have the same tradition of having aliases of common methods as Ruby does, no.
> So if you need to do any TS stuff at a national lab, you're going to get a Q clearance.

Well you're going to apply for it but you're not necessarily going to get it.
Do you mean the right path for getting a US work visa?
Most if not all electric bikes here in EU won't get close to those speeds, regardless of your fitness. I don't think it's even allowed.

If it's capable of doing 50KPH it should be treated as a motorcycle, away from other cyclists and pedestrians and the rider should have the same knowledge as a motorcyclist wrt to how to behave in traffic.
“Handed them” would be inaccurate.
In Truman's July 25th journal entry he says "I have told the Sec. of War, Mr. Stimson, to use it so that military objectives and soldiers and sailors are the target and not women and children. [...] He and I are in accord. The target will be a purely military one" Implying that Stimson had mislead him to believe that Kyoto should be spared because it was not a military target, when in fact - none were.

All 5 potential targets were shortlisted because they were civilian centers and not targets of military value. At that point in the war everything of military value had already been heavily bombed, so they were left with non-strategic targets to show the maximum "before and after" contrast for the test.

If anything, Kyoto was the more militarized option. It was a major rail hub between Osaka and Tokyo, as well as hosting the second largest engine factory in Japan.

As far as being "one of the most important moments in war diplomacy," it is hard to grant such a title to what amounted to an arbitrary decision to kill the entire population of San Francisco instead of Seattle or Houston. Had we not been the victors, it surely would be called a genocide.
I would say that attribution is just extremely difficult to do at all, but there's not much money in giving that answer to your clients.
> No, they are JavaScript, it is array based programming wrapped

Javascript has no support for array-based programming.

So, hooks are not Javascript: they look like regular function calls, but:

- they can only be declared and called before rendering

- they can't be called out of order

- they cannot be called conditionally

- they have to be called a specific name to be handled correctly by React runtime

- some (but not all of them) require dependency lists that determine how they are invoked

> {#await promise} is more cryptic than any useHook function implementation.

usEffect documentation is something like 20 pages long. The use of {#await promise} is immediately understandable from the code example, and its entire documentation fits on a page and a half
I think it depends on your country. Also I am not sure how well legal terms translate. I am in Brazil, so I created what I would call a ”sole proprietor company” that can export services.
And here I thought this was about charging electric cars: "Audi thoughtfully put charging points in both fenders, but only the right one is suitable for high-speed use." -- https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/reviews/2022-audi-rs-e-tron-gt... (Picture caption, about pic #4 from the top.)
>It doesn't mean that you should abruptly stop doing any business with China, but that you (and Apple!) should at least start thinking how to change that.

Honestly, the CCP are doing a damn fine job of that themselves - scaring away foreign investors and businesses and dragging their own country's reputation through the mud.

I rely on China for sourcing goods for my business, and I would genuinely switch away from them in a heartbeat if the same industry existed anywhere else (not just for moral reasons; I'm genuinely worried about some idiotic government intervention or international sanctions).

Vietnam, please hurry up!
Not really. Most lawyers never use Styles. This means ToC's are a disaster. Autonumbering not required extra effort? Try to add an item to a parent list when there are no empty lines and you are in a sub-sublist. (i.e., you're at (i) and you need to add a 4 to your 1,2,3,4 and skip the intermediate a, b, c. Good luck.
What has worked for me in the past is to buy a bunch of $5 Starbucks gift cards and sit there and offer people a free coffee in return for feedback on my app.

Another successful experiment was renting an ice cream truck and place it in front of a college and offer free ice cream for downloads.
Let's compare to JSX then: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29194287
> Is the correct value for a Ponzi scheme really determined by the most recent dollar they took in?

I wouldn't say a Ponzi scheme should be valued by this dollar. It should be valued by the next dollar that someone is willing to put into it as the whole point of the Ponzi scheme is to gather the next dollar.
Yeah, actually. I biked to work. It was great exercise, physically and mentally. The change of scenery was a good shift and being downtown with lots of coworkers and people was invigorating. Biking was also pretty core to my identity. Not in a "spandex/lycra" way (don't own any) but it's probably one of the first things people would start with when describing me. Now that's all gone cuz I've got no where to go.

A debate wouldn't be productive but let's just say a cafe or park is not a long term solution.
Not exactly an answer to your question, but I ended up getting an Oura ring because of that issue. It's extremely accurate.
> The question now is "what happens next?"

Historically, the rest of the world handles recessions terribly.

Japan, once an economic engine, is stalled... still.

Europe is aging and they're still stuttering after 08. Don't expect them to make any surprise economic growth jumping past the US anytime soon.

China + other emerging seem like good promises, but china specifically is a huge regulation risk since those companies operate at whim of a government scared of big co's. Also with Evergrande as example, their economy is real estate driven and highly over-leveraged which seems like a major risk to me.

All in all, i'm personally keeping investments in america unless i see real ex-us promising growth. So i think "what happens next" is the global rich keep their money in US assets while they slosh around desperate for returns and speculative investments trying to beat inflation. So... imo more of the same but more stressed this time :)
Kind of strange that they build scopes with ground tied to mains earth, as it is the source of so many problems and hazards. Letting the entire thing float would be the proper solution.
Source code files are in C:\DW_test\program.
Show HN: Drawing app written using AvaloniaUI running on the web using WASM
So with advanced parole you are given a permit to leave the country and come back legally thus making a "legal entry". DACA from my knowledge is available to any nationality as long as the requirements are met which I think include being present in the country before 18 birthday. So you should definitely research DACA if you think you're eligible but I'm also not sure if they are still accepting applications...
True, though most collisions aren't head on, and even when they are, usually only a fraction of the velocity is absorbed because the objects deflect from each other.
Can you tell Grace to meet me at the giant hydrant
OH YES THEY WOULD.

Nothing like paying a $500/hr lawyer for debugging a Word table (how can I center text in a table?) or an autonumbered nested list.

Not to mention trying to figure out why a whole section doesn't appear in the ToC because "Update Table of Contents" only changed page numbers (Styles weren't used for that section).
This isn't really a question for an immigration lawyer.

My opinion would be that no, it's probably not the right path. Lisp isn't used much in industry at all. You'd be much better served by learning something more mainstream like Python, Ruby, or Go. Depending on your interests, Java could be a good choice as well, if you think you'd enjoy working at a larger, more "enterprisey" company.
I like that better (and I realize I might be alone!). But I don't like that you can declare a global variable in a local function by omitting the var. It's a similar needless ambiguity and frankly much more prone to errors than the python local variable initialization. At least there is strict mode.
"Thanks" to the current case spike, the same is true in Colorado: https://coloradosun.com/2021/11/09/covid-booster-shot-eligib...
Yes. Once your country catches with the rest of developed world then yes you can have slack to have nice things such as all those minimum standards you mentioned. But with this Portugal will remain a back water coutry forever. I have friends that were telling me 10 years ago that Portugal will be the California of Europe. Nice weather welcoming culture, education going up. Who would not want to set up office there?? Nop, I told them. Portugal is the Mexico of Europe. You get taxed to death and anyone without connections but with ability just emigrantes.

Why don't you go to Bangladesh and ask them to set minimum wage laws and maximum working hours? It would help Portugal more than this law, but not so sure about Bangladesh...

I'm Portuguese btw and know very well what I'm talking about. Just crossing the border to Spain makes big difference in a young guy's prospects in life.
If there's an alien eating predator starving for resources, sure.
If you read the Swedish-speaking writer Kjell Westö, "Där vi en gång gått", you realize this was very much a language war. All big landowners of arable land in Finland were Swedish and even Mannerheim did not know much any Finnish at that time. Westö describes how a Swede was killed because he owned fishing rights on Baltic sea, and Finns could only fish in "mud and rocks".

This is very much a taboo subject even today, because 25% of the financial elite in Finland are Swedes and cultural elite much more. So you cannot deal much of this subject before becoming Fennomaniac racist nazi, who does not deserve any government money.
Being exposed to reality makes me feel hatred and bigotry.
The CDC guidance can be generously interpreted to include anyone who works in person and not remotely as well.
In my dream software updates are not optional but also composite. So I can pick certain components of one update and ignore the others. It's like a tree of update components where I can ignore a whole branch of them if I choose so.
That's the question and precisely what would make it novel and interesting.

If you can easily modulate the source of your signal as is the case with the neutron source, it becomes as uninteresting as morse code.
I love boosters
Talking about "scaling up" seems like a very misguided definition of sustainable to me.

Maybe if it was more like "if everyone in similar circumstances lived this kind of lifestyle".

If a forest can safely supply 1000 trees a year, and a certain lifestyle has 300 people depend on that forest and each use two trees per year, then that's sustainable. It doesn't matter that 3000 people per forest wouldn't work. And if a million people all live this way, then they're splitting three thousand forests, so that's fine too.

It's not reasonable to worry about infinite population density, because then nothing is sustainable. And prehistoric practices weren't using up fossil fuels; trees grow back if you let them.

Though even the sustainability of gas is more complicated than "it's not". As far as CO2 goes, there is an amount that could be safely released per year. And if we were at that level, oil reserves would last a long time.
I'd almost swap to an iPhone for access to this app!

Org is amazingly powerful but as someone here commented recently, the learning curve is a brick wall! I was an emacs user for decades before getting up enough momentum to tackle org and make it useful for me.

That said, I think org mode text is a much better basis for PKM and Productivity tools than the proprietary or markdown based tools that seem to be gaining in popularity. Its great to see tools like this one, plus Flat Habits[1] and LogSeq[2] join BrainTool (mine)[3] as part of an org-based ecosystem.

[1] https://flathabits.com/
[2] https://logseq.com/
[3] https://braintool.org
I think you're overemphasizing the confusion that an alternate ranking schema would cause. We have Rotten Tomatoes as a very obvious example of one that a lot of people are perfectly happy with even though it's doing something very different from the usual meaning of X% ratings.

I feel like all that's really needed is a clear indicator that it's some proprietary ranking system (for example, "Tomatometer" branding), plus a plain-language description of what it's doing for people who want to know more.
I still doubt your analysis, however if you think you have identified an interchangeable consumer product with growing demand, for which the incumbent sellers have excessive margins, the rational thing for you to do is enter that business.
Whatever you do in traffic, be very careful. I'm still driving a car and inner city traffic is basically slaloming between cyclists. If something goes wrong, only one of us will end up in hospital.

I do also ride my bike on weekends have have been riding a 650cc motorbike for 15+ years, so not at all against 2 wheels. It's just that most people on two wheels seem to have started very recently and they don't know how to behave.
There are other countries where first and second doses are more sorely needed, perhaps?