skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If the staff are that well connected, they will be advised by the regime to quit as soon as the company starts to get in trouble, or even before they accept the job.

Sadly the authorities can reduce the number of staff at a "minimal office" (one way or another) faster than the company can hire replacements, especially if the company resorts to hiring politically-expendable staff who then feature in newspaper articles reporting on their unexplained defenestration.
The WTA have done an amazing job of raising the profile of this case and keeping the story in the media. I have to admit that despite watching a lot of tennis, prior to this incident I was not familiar with Peng Shai. Doubles tennis is a little bit like a sport within a sport though.
If you can site a law / legal decision that would help.
didnt he goto that TED talk on epstein's jet? ;)
>Suppose Apple monopolizes the high end market. They take 75% of it using the process advantage, then take the rest as the network effect from that crushes alternatives. They're now your only customer for the newest process nodes, so they squeeze your margins to zero. At the same time, they buy Global Foundries and pour money into it until their process is better than yours, and you no longer have the money to compete because you let all your other high end customers be destroyed.

It's what Apple did to Imagination Technologies and tried to do to Samsung.
You know how to use tensorflow or pytorch and run some data through it. You don't really understand machine learning. Maybe that answers your question. You dont know either.
LG C1 and A90J

Just ask /r/4KTVs

Note - I have the LG C1...its incredible.
That's great! It'll be even better if it was open source :)
Is this provided by Spacex itself?
I always get curious about languages like this; but the only one that ever stuck with me was the Pike programming language (circa '94). Pawn seemed somewhat decent too.
We have no way of knowing someone’s full potential and how close one is to making full use of it. But I think we can agree that it will be the people that try hard that will win more, relative to peers with the same potential that don’t.
Happy thanksgiving everyone! Proud to be a part of the community. Been here for about a year now and I'm looking forward to another one with you all!
I know optical media deteriorates over time, so in order to be a hedge, you would need to record it over and over again periodically, preparing for an event you are not sure when it might come. Poses a problem with waste and needed resources.
Show HN: The Setting Sun mobile puzzle game
Since the pandemic started my wife and I had some extra time on our hands and have decided to build a couple of mobile video games. The one posted here is a result of us going to a museum and playing a physical board game that we couldn’t solve after sitting in one spot for close to two hours (almost didn’t check the rest of the museum out).

I searched the App Store for the puzzle but couldn’t find It and that’s when I decided to make a prototype on my phone. Once I built it, it took me a couple of days to solve it. I then showed it to a couple of my friends and they were immediately intrigued as the puzzle looks easily solvable, but they would spend an hour or two playing it on my phone (even though I begged them to return it back to me). This prompted me to go ahead, polish it, add new levels, and make it publicly available.

I need some advice on how I could automatically find am optimal solution for the puzzle. Is the A* my only option? The game was built in Unity. Does anyone know of a way to use Unity ML agents to find a solution to the puzzle? I would like to be able to show users hints as well as maybe even automatically create puzzles (would check if a solution exists and how difficult the solution is). Any other feedback more than welcome.
You got a full refund (minus small-print about sales tax) after ~1.5 years of ownership?
The story of a group of people who are forced to fight for their right to self-determination in the face of oppression and oppression. The film is based on the novel by the same name. The story is set in the 1960s and follows the struggle of the

Impressive seeing as the AI manages to reproduce the same text for any uploaded image.
I don't remember the root cause as it was a while ago now, but in my case I couldn't login on a TTY because of that.
It's starting to look like there will be a glut in fab capacity 2-3 years out. New fabs are being built in all the major industrial countries. 29 fabs, with a total cost of $140 billion, are under construction.[1] Even auto parts maker Bosch, fed up with automotive supply chain problems, is building a fab. Capitalism is starting to work again.

[1] https://community.cadence.com/cadence_blogs_8/b/breakfast-by...
> NOT engineering ones

Engineering problems:

1. How do you actually have a billing system reach out to every other system? It has to resolve the resource, network with it, have IAM permissions, a network route, etc.

2. How do you handle consistency?

3. How do you make it responsive?

4. How do you add this to every billable entity?

I mean, it's just a shitload of work, and all of that just to get to a terrible idea.

> The way you usually solve this is by having sane defaults, and giving users different mechanisms for configuration based on how complex their configuration needs are. This can take a tiered approach.

The sane default is you pay for what you use, and you can listen to billing events and build all of the logic you're talking about if you want to.
Co-sign this! Kilian is the man!
Edit: Revealing dirty political ploys and get downvoted... I have no idea what HN readers are upholding now...

This does not reveal anything more than what Lewinsky revealed about the US voting politics.

There are always political conflicts in any political system. The fight could be played openly, like the debates in voting politics.

The fight could be played covertly, like the hidden political campaign carried out by the huge donation-fueled political industry in voting politics.

In one-party system, the fight is hidden with more layers of covering. Like what happened in CCP's history, there are a lot of fights. At the beginning it's mostly ideology driven. Now it's more corruption driven.

> When a tennis star accuses a grandee of assault, China has no answer

This is an old and repeated accusation.
It's not wrong. It's just obvious. Most things in CCP system has no answer. CCP can only improve and make sure such things can be managed better next time. That not means CCP can eliminate the root cause of such things, as human sexuality is such a fundamental instinct that, CCP's ideology is not going to remove such cases at all...

> It is hard to see a good ending to the story of Peng Shuai, a Chinese tennis champion who on November 2nd accused a former Communist Party grandee more than twice her age of subjecting her to a coercive sexual relationship.

The ending of course will be good.

US and western get the chance of accusing China, and possibly follow up over winter olympic.

Xi get a card over the old competitors in the CCP high power.

Peng Shuai becomes a national star. Everyone knows her now. She also will become a special person in the CCP high power.

Gaoli had a romantic relationship with a very charming person. Peng Shuai is not pretty in the current PS & facial surgery standard, but her energetic and strength as a pro athlete no doubt make her a desirable partner in any relationship. Gaoli had such a high taste is a revealing fact of their humanity.

And media is getting another sensational piece that can be played and repeated for a long time to come.

> In theory, the party deplores all immorality in office.

Gaoli had already retired. And standing committee in politburo seldom get touched, especially if the wrongdoings are not political driving. Mr. Zhou Yongkang https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhou_Yongkang got what he had because he tried to alter the political arrangement.

> Ms Peng, who is 35, was doomed from the moment she posted her late-night essay.

Doomed?...

Song Zuying https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song_Zuying was known to everyone to be Jiang Zemin's mistress... She enjoyed a great career and international appearance.

Liu Xiaoqing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Xiaoqing was rumorred to have connection with Deng Xiaoping. She had a good fortunae, until Deng passed away. Although that might be done by Deng's family.

Mark my word, Peng Shuai are getting some thing in return from this affair...
After a recent thread here on HN, I read the book "Calm Technology" by Amber Case.
For those designing their own home automation systems, it provides nice guidelines on how to design technology that resides in the background and doesn't demand too much attention (in notifications and maintainance).
I really like to use code-server instead
Why would it?

At a much smaller scale, I have had contracts with various vendors to provide “stuff” associated with services they provide to us.

In one case, they had a facility dedicated to my company’s needs, with tooling maintained by my company. The contractor has an SLA to achieve different levels of operational readiness.

What Apple is doing is no different, except they are buying 8-9 figure tools or loaning lots of cash at favorable terms.

I certainly wouldn’t shed many years for Qualcomm, which has an actual monopoly on modems. Their lack of strategic competence isn’t Apple’s sin.
Hence “attempt” and not success. The goal quite plausibly was to the lay the conditions for deploying the military, as he had tried to do in the past against protestors. We aren’t (yet, thankfully) in a place where a president could do such a thing with no pushback.
I love emacs because of org-mode. I have sometimes wondered whether emacs can do something I have often wanted. I write poetry. If you write with pencil on paper the edit marks (line through, move text, insert) let you see the evolution of a work. It's hard to get the same effect with a text editor. After reading this web post I went searching for "emacs edit history" and I discovered "undo-tree". This is a perfect functionality for my use case, and another reason for me to love emacs.
It illustrates several political and philosophical issues that have recently come to the fore. By pretending that male sex offenders are female, the authorities and media distort out knowledge of human behavior. Accumulated experience tells us that this form of sex offense is committed, as in this case, overwhelmingly by men. If this false information becomes part of the statistical record, it will wildly exaggerate the incidence of sex crimes committed by females. That’s just one of several issues that could be the object of intellectual curiosity.
TSMC may not have needed it but Apple did invest (pre-order) and they will continue to do so. There is not exclusivity but pre-purchased capacity and similar video games and kickstarters. They don't always work out for Apple (the Sapphire glass) but majority of the time they are working out perfectly (iPod Toshiba Hard Drives and the TSMC M1 cpus).
I ended up buying this model as well, but if I were to do it again I'd heavily consider the Sony equivalent just because of the AndroidTV support. WebOS isn't necessarily bad, but lot of native apps on LG don't seem to get the same level of support as AndroidTV and they're necessary to get the best quality from some streaming services (HDR, Atmos, etc)
Nice, I wonder what that would take for mine. I doubt it's possible. I just had my change replaced at 2500km though and it was quite expensive. Given how much mileage the bike gets, I feel like something more durable would be worthwhile.
Author here. There is surprisingly little documentation about UDP. I mean, there is tons of tutorials showing sendto/recvfrom, but that's not enough.

Doing basic CMSG operations in some programming languages is remarkably hard. Using IPv4-mapped-IPv6 addresses is little known. Most programming languages and frameworks are unaware of AF_UNSPEC. And so on.

Not everybody will end up doing the low level socket juggling, but I think it's at least good to know the capabilities of the operating system.
So you do understand at least some of the limitations in the different measurement methodologies, but you still choose to compare with the less similar of the two available numbers?

If you want to respond to someone who specifically referred to package power reported on Apple's chip, or if you want to make comparisons against package power and TDP reported on an AMD chip, why do you choose to respond with the wall power measurement? Subtracting out idle power doesn't remove all the potential sources of error from measuring at the wall, and in particular it cannot remove the error introduced by inconsistently including all the inefficiencies of converting from wall power to the low voltage DC the chip actually runs on. You seem to be disingenuously cherry-picking by going with the 62W wall power rather than the corresponding 44W package power measurement that was published a few pixels above it.
Because recreating such conditions isn't possible, basically because such conditions never existed and the idilliac setup the article seems to describe never happened.

The article seemingly conveys (at least to me) the idea that "by miracle" all those famous philosophers, writers and mathematicians were in the same place at the same time (and possibly had coffee or dinner together), this simply never happened.

So, if the idea is about creating brand new conditions (which ones?) capable to create a city/location where - over three centuries - a handful of people, excelling in their field lived, this has already been done, let's say Rome 200 BC - 100 AD, London 1600-1900, i.e. more or less the capitals (administrative and/or cultural) of large empires that lasted several centuries.
That's such a negative view of the world, I want to ask "Who hurt you?", but clearly the answer is your middle school bullies. You have my sincere sympathy if you went through that. Also, for what it's worth, I think your negative view of the situation is largely accurate.
Well they might eventually be right! If the US dollar collapses in a couple decades due to continued irresponsible levels of fiscal stimulus then everyone will be a millionaire. Of course at that point it will take a million dollars to buy a loaf of bread.
>It's a different way to interact with text

>On the point of manual renaming, Vim is perfectly capable of project based search and replace.

I think that is my point, stated better than I could, code is not just text.

I have no issue whatever accepting that Emacs/Vim is much much better at dealing with text - I use Emacs for text in preference to just about everything else.

My preference is IntelliJ, but essentially all the IDEs treat the code as a representation of the abstract syntax tree it is. Put your cursor over an identifier and IntelliJ will highlight all the other instances of that identifier. It will not highlight the same word when used in a comment, because it is not the same.

When you treat code like text, you are limited to search and replace. When you treat it as an AST, your editor can rename your private backing field without renaming your property, because it knows they are two different things. In Java it can push methods up and create a new parent class, all while updating all the code that uses it and give you the confidence that it does so without screwing up your code base.
Try reading a good undergraduate calculus textbook. It would be hefty and a bit wordy, and it may take a few months to go through, but calculus requires surprisingly little amount of prior knowledge - even the concept of limit should be defined in the textbook (the famous epsilon-delta).

Also remember that math notations are meant for people. If you learn the sigma summation notation, and if you wonder "So I understand what is \Sigma_{i=0}^{10}, but what is \Sigma_{i=0}^{-1}?" then you're wondering irrelevant stuff. If a math notation is confusing to use, good mathematicians will simply not use it and devise an alternative way to express it (or re-define it more clearly for their purpose).

Also, don't skip exercises. Try to solve at least 1/3 of them after each chapter. Exercises are the "actually riding a bike" part of learning how to ride a bike.
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That would trick me too... Exam questions never ask 'trick' questions like that where the answer is zero/infinity/undefined.
anything new on this?

previous discussion from 10 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3914638
What you describe is not split phase. Split phase is where one 240V phase is split into two 120V legs offset 180°, with a center-tapped 0V neutral.
Nah. We have Nest Mini's in our kids rooms, and I will routinely cast my phone audio to those speakers, turn the volume to max, type my message into the Google Translate webpage and then press the "Read Aloud" button. It's funny and it works.
Sibling provided a good overview of philosophy. Practically it offers Lisp goodness, jvm/js interop and a well-designed set of persistent collections everyone and their dog uses, part of the reason why clj libraries tend to compose very well. You get some stunning mileage out of the thing.
All this sort of material and should be talked directly at the Beijing Olympics 2022. There is no way they can just swipe this under a rag.
You can not accept all the terms and conditions prompts. This disables some features but also disables tracking. I didn't agree because the terms are awful. It's unfortunate that features (like voice) are tied to this but honestly it's not a deal breaker.
I was thinking the failure condition there is that the compounds in the tire were insufficiently grippy to hold the surface of the road in a corner. That’s certainly my biggest worry on a motorcycle. (Edit: it’s also where a great deal of engineering work goes into motorcycle tires)
https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Mathematical-Reasoning-N...

I’d highly recommend this book. It’s what I had for my intro to proofs class in college and it was the best book I found for understanding. I found many other books on this topic to be kinda garbage but this one was amazing.
Agreed.

I'd specifically recommend their Gallery Design TV's. Everything the parent mentioned + they're of a uniform thickness everywhere, and are specifically designed to be hung on a wall without any gaps. Makes them take up much less space. I've had the GX for over a year, and am nothing but happy with it. The screen is absolutely fabulous.

Though I completely ignore the smarts and use an Apple TV + Xbox Series X for all content.
Only TSMC can produce the most advanced chips. They have a monopoly on that. There will be no glut for AMD/Qualcomm.
I had a horrible experience w/Samsung as well. I bought their highest end non-curved TV in 2015 for ~$3,000. It was delivered when I was away from home and my ex did not notice it had a glaring defect -- very bright corners. It turns out that they had switched out packaging, and the new packaging was pinching the corners of TVs in transit. Soon after I got mine, there was a whole thread on AVS Forums about it.

Samsung told me the TV was "in spec", which was absurd for a top of the line $3k TV. After I exhausted my options with Samsung, the local retailer grudgingly replaced it free of charge with a new one from a different shipping lot that did not have the issue.

Samsung's refusal to take responsibility for this issue has caused me to refuse to consider any Samsung consumer electronics or appliances, and I tell this story to anyone considering buying anything made by Samsung.
I don't see the relevance of the Lewinsky scandal to this. No one disappeared in the Lewinsky scandal, right?
Why So Many Icelanders Still Believe in Invisible Elves
> ICUs being full points to a problem with the medical system

Yes, indeed. And that problem is: Far too many fuckwits who don't get vaccinated.
LG OLED C1 Series 65” - Easily the best TV I've ever owned. Don't usually mix brands or get models other than Sony/Samsung. Samsung has been disappointing last few years and Sonys upper models in the size I wanted for OLED are stupidly expensive.

It's crazy how thin OLEDs are.
Sitting in a 3rd world country, I am amazed at the service people in 1st world countries get and crib about.
Video Game Industry Welcomes Metaverse
> CS are just better about this, and I can only explain it as a part of the culture and tradition.

CS professors writes just as incomprehensible math as everyone else, as you can see many here brings up examples of CS professors writing incomprehensible math in their papers.
I love this comment. Not for why you’d think though.

I believe it shows how close the nodes for “web” and the number 3 have got in our heads.
Thank you for this rec, been thirsty for knowledge in this domain.
Behind Chronic Indecisiveness: Perfectionism
Same feelings towards my C1 I just got. Loving LG the last few years.
In How Data Science Affects Daily Life
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I wish I could use fish, but I can't leave the fancy auto complete of kubectl and git
> The content on this page isn't written by tech people - it's written by policy experts and other civil servants whose expertise isn't exactly how URL's work...

It doesn't just take a lack of expertise: it takes an extra level of apathy about the quality of your work and general incuriousness about the world. They can see the url they're pasting, and the majority of web users have some intuitive sense of the difference between domains: they are, after all, human-readable.

I can imagine the tail of "confused grandparent" stereotypes that are completely blind to the difference between t.co/622ahdvdj and charts.tf.uk.gov, but people that are that technically illiterate should be nowhere near computers in a professional context.
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TVs are not supposed to break after just 1.5 years. That’s money lost for the owner even though it’s just a tax. My LG tv is still going strong after 10 years and I don’t want to replace TV until at least another 5 years.
An OLED even ruins the theater experience. The last time I was in a theater I was very disappointed by the black levels; something I never really noticed before. The viewing experience would have been better at home.
Yes. At least for boardgames, sub-brands of billion dollar companies regularly run Kickstarters.

Why would KS have any problem with that?