skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is literally fake news.

The mobile key pairs via bluetooth in all Tesla vehicles built after 2018 so you don't need the server side to be working in order to unlock and/or drive.

This temporary outage merely meant you couldn't remotely turn on climate or remotely unlock the car. Guess what? No other cars can do that at the best of times.
No your guess about stirring was right I just added more info and specified (coagulation does happen but different protein molecules cook at different temperatures). It's very sensitive to starch in the sense a relatively small amount of starch will prevent scrambling.

Temperature and starch are the main considerations WRT not scrambling the eggs.

Anglaise/ice cream/pastry cream/curd all have varying amounts of fat (milk vs cream or mix), sugar and it'll all affect the consistency.
Not the GP, but yes, it's a perceptual effect from one's own vision.
Note that you can do something like Typestates in Java using static inner classes that have no public constructors, though undoubtedly there are advantages to having first class language support. Behold:

Scanner.OpenScanner sOpen = Scanner.open(/*some source*/);
//do some processing
Scanner.ClosedScanner sClosed = sOpen.close();
sClosed.nextLine() //type error

I sometimes do this in combination with the Builder pattern. This "typesafe builder" allows for a fluent API that guides the user as to its use.

The point is, you can still use types to represent states.
Natural monopolies are fine; coercive monopolies are not. As long as Valve offers a better product/service at a cheaper cost than their competition and that's why they have a monopoly, then there is nothing wrong with that.
Race is better replaced by populations. Populations are groups of people who grew up in a region back when travel between regions was restricted enough that genetic differences appears. As our world become more connected, populations were grouped based on similar phenotype (not similar genotype) into races. Races do exist in that they are phenotypically similar groupings of population, but they have little value in comparison to populations at the biology level. Sociology level race has more importance because of how society reacted once those races were created (which also means it has an importance in the fields dealing with the history of science). And as the world becomes more globalized, the effects of populations decrease. It isn't gone and has a long way to go before it is gone, but as long as the world stays globalized it will happen. Far into the future, assume humanity achieves long distance space travel, it will likely result in new populations emerging and potentially even different species evolving. But that's so far away that it is best left to science fiction.
Why do educators always fail to effectively communicate with a non-captive audience?

The author needs to re-work this so that the first paragraph tells me everything that I need to know, and the rest of the essay/letter/memo can elaborate on things that I should or might want to know.

If they aren't willing to do that then they are going to continue to remain out of touch to most people.
I admire that as well, and would work hard to provide that kind of person with a lot of information, but there are people who would take advantage of the bought time to work against the eventual decisions, and that approach also doesn’t curry as much favor when urgent changes are perceived to be needed.
You seem like someone who is awfully sure of yourself.
Maybe not what you want/need, but I suspect you could accomplish this by just buying a seedbox, then seed your content into it so it's always online, then just make sure you use an open tracker. This isn't an area I've done much in so I may just not be thinking in the right direction :)
But memes have zero value. Or perhaps negative value?
I assign Blender success to first passing the "good enough" bar and then focusing on being attractive to beginners. Once enough beginners became addicted, there was no turning back and Blender slowly started to eat other communities. Development then was financed and a virtuous cycle started that made Blender the 3d modelling tool with the largest community of users ever.
Cycles X, is essentially a rewrite of Cycles. Cycles-X no longer exists as it has been merged back into cycles.

Crazy performance gains!
I'd like to see Twitter unwind the recent requirement to have an account simply to read linked tweets and threads.

This is such a horribly hostile requirement, Twitter should be ashamed of the mockery they are making of the web.
Considering how he had police raid a data scientist over covid, I wouldn't say your paranoia is completely unfounded. Also the attempted suppression of academics testifying in a case recently..
“Welcome to odyssey: we have dislikes”, this made me smile
Thanks, I've added it to our list of upgrades!
Huge productivity boom after the 2008 recession when everbody had to do the same thing with a ton fewer people, I would expect to see smaller growth as things normalized again over the following few years. That said, not a data scientist - just an armchair economist.

Can't wait to see the numbers "per hour" when they normalize a full time job into 40 hours a week and try to figure out how remote workers perform and also have childcare duties (or work all the time) for two years from your house. It will be quite the challenge for them to normalize!
Perhaps. Or perhaps over those 10 years he was keeping a list and had some scores to settle. I've found execs "in the game" (so to speak) rarely forget.
Billions(Trillions? Quadrillions?) more person months have been spent training our genetics against coronaviruses in general.
IMO we loose a lot with go: having to compile, loosing the interactive shell, etc. Best case you work with a lot of people who know how to install python and use pip. Many people whine on boards, but it's not that complicated, especially with python 3.
> Perhaps with computers it's time to retire the existing notion of chess tournaments.

You clearly don't follow chess, given your question. So I have to ask: why are you so quick to take a stance on something you don't follow or understand?
Well how do you know the NSO hasn't replaced the sitting US President with a very convincing android?

I mean, they are a very skilled set of engineers. You seem to grant them being able to hold onto very powerful secrets and use them for active blackmail. You even believe they've been operating actively against the US government for several years.

If they can do all that, then replacing the sitting US president with a very convincing android isn't much harder! It is just as likely as the situation you propose.
Hashing It Out: A Survey of Programmers' Cannabis Usage
In case somebody doesn't know the reference:

https://mises.org/library/i-pencil
How many years of study and practice would it take to do anything shown in that demo reel? I have downloaded Blender several times over the last decades, thinking I would watch some tutorials and learn something, but always gave up having failed to model so much as a solid cube.
On my phone it's Settings => Display => LiveDisplay => Reading mode ("Grayscale mode for long-term reading"). I can also add a reading mode toggle button to the quick settings in the notification bar.

The search box in Settings will probably find it if you search for gray or reading.

This is on LineageOS 18 (Android 11), though I recall it being mentioned in some Google events/announcements so I'm 99% sure it's a core Android feature and not something specific to LOS.
Comparison sites will give you ±150 Elo relative error (with I assume P=0.95).

150 Elo on levels below 2700 FIDE is almost night and day difference.

Chess.com ratings show nothing about theoretical FIDE ratings. Comparison tables have been built with data mining and lucky guesses, there's no quality difference between Chess.com <-> FIDE and LiChess <-> FIDE.
They confirmed I signed up with the new thing. Thanks. You might want to add an FAQ entry to cover the situation where someone finds out about the change but doesn't know if it applies to them.
How did that happen, did they ask you for a complete list of all software that you run?
This is the kinda idiot I wouldn't want to work with. Take one thing and go to the extreme. What a crazy way to live.
2019 was raging inequality and toxic corporate politics. We have an opportunity to do something about both right now. A lot of people are realizing that starting their own businesses is just as profitable and no less stable than a myriad of crappy McJobs.

Open offices were already a craptastic idea before the pandemic but no amount of data overrode their cost savings so they were portrayed as a perk. I'm pretty much Eric Cartman singing the social distance song by nature, but I get people don't all agree with that. That's your lightcone, not mine. May we never intersect.
You’re not wrong.

If DeSantis wants a guard under his control, he’ll get it. The state legislature and courts are blood red, so there wouldn’t even be a check on the powers he possesses over such an entity.

Florida has gone mad. (I know. I live here.)
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I helped migrate an app from on-prem to cloud. During the migration we found that the app needed a locally installed oracleDB. Well, it violates on-prem best practices and cloud best practices. I think migrating just exposes all the shortcuts baked into a "craplication."
Because my accounts are so old and I have so many of them, I get a message regularly saying that my account for service xyz has been suspended. When I contact them there a) never is a good reason for why it was done (hint; it is usually because they started using or recently updated some AI fraud detection service) b) small companies easily restore your account; with big ones it is usually game over. Ebay (and Paypal) are rather notorious for this: PayPal has actually gotten more robust but now I actually cannot close my account. They don't know why but computer says no; it is an ancient account, so, as a software engineer, I can take a few guesses. The most annoying is the level of support: even if the support is polite and responsive and human to begin with, which is not often at big companies (note I do not live in the US so I get routed to my country support for that bigcorp; I do not know if support is better over there), they often have no clue what they are talking about and only have canned responses. You used to be able to escalate to another level but that seems to have been removed (too expensive of course).

So when I can I stick with small companies; when they get funded or taken over, I find an alternative. I manage small SaaS products myself and I definitely will never leave anyone hanging, not even for a few hours; many small companies have the same feeling.

Of course, often you cannot do anything else but take the large ones. Luckily with banking this changed over the past years, but plenty things are still utterly broken support (and because you need support, also software wise probably) wise.
There are FIDE ratings for other time controls too. Here are the top blitz players for example: https://ratings.fide.com/top.phtml?list=men_blitz
I mean, it's not complicated, when we allowed the tobacco industry to manipulate people for profits while hiding the disastrous health consequence of their products, people got ill in larger numbers

It's the same for the processed food industry. It's time will come, soon, too, as healthcare systems everywhere are failing because of it.
I can't say I disagree with his take, however he was communicating en masse. He probably should have thought harder about his words before he sent them.

In the field these students are interested in, they're going to need thick skin. What happens when they have an off night, or are just not that good, and put on a poor performance? A local newspaper prints a rather direct review, and now what? Does the review writer lose his job for not being sensitive? Does every reviewer now just avoid the issue?
We're so confident we'll stop the zombie apocalypse that we require all our new employees to be bitten by zombies!
https://returnyoutubedislike.com/

So frustrating not having the dislike button
"The talented ones often have enough motivation to study what they like, and they can do self-study well with just light attention/mentoring from teachers."

There are many people who do not fit this category, but could still benefit immensely from good teaching.

I know, because I was one of them.
I think “classical time controls” were introduced in 2006 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Chess_Championship_2006#... )

in particular, the “after move 60, 15 minutes extra time, plus 30 seconds per move” rule is quite a departure from earlier times, when long games got adjourned, to cube continued the next day.

There’s a good chance that affected the outcome of this game. In the end, it theoretically was a draw, but finding that draw proved too difficult for black.
The projectile is rotating at the same rpm as the arm it was attached to.
Or "genetics" even, although it does appear in the url they posted.
EGS still doesn't have a cart?!

IMO it speaks to a disturbing implication of priorities on the part of EGS. The concept of a cart isn't exactly groundbreaking in ecommerce, and its absence suggests to me that the store's primary purpose isn't to easily allow humans to purchase games.
Figma doesn't export to SVG with linked images and fonts, so it can't be used to create a web page.

That was pretty much the first thing I thought of when I started the project.
bureaucratic costs?

If a small company can "handle" your medical insurance problems in one hour, and a "too big to care" megamerger company takes ten hours, and the economy encourages mergers to profit off the financial transaction, the resulting megacompanies will have everyone's productivity drop. That times hundreds of other business operations ranging from getting a toner cartridge from the supply closet to departmental meetings.
You can get better feedback on whether a video is bad by skimming comments. You should also acknowledge that you may like content that is unpopular (highly disliked videos are never universally disliked).
You only need the capture the party leadership, they can keep everyone else in line via fundraising initiatives.
How the Virus Struck Back
Learn about open source operating systems
When the best example of something is a coin, then I'm not really impressed as a file store/share platform.
> One important aspect is ambient lighting: to avoid eye strain, the average display brightness should be similar to the ambient lighting.

Which average (mode, median, arithmetic mean, geometric mean, harmonic mean, other?) of which measure of brightness?

> So unless one works in the dark, that means light mode is more ergonomic.

Does it? I’d like to see the work on that. IME, with common monitor settings, the brightness of most of the screen in light mode is typically much brighter than anything other thab directly looking straight at light fixtures in a typical work environment, it doesn't tend to approximate the ambient lighting level. Light mode on a purely reflective e-Ink type display would approximate ambient lighting, but that's not the kind of display usually used.
I'm unclear why you'd think that a question beginning with "perhaps" constitutes taking a stand.
FYI: all the links I clicked on were 404.
Oh interesting, I didn't know that. Thanks!
>So the idea is to have teachers be aware of the impact of math and education on people's identity. It is a consciousness thing.

It's not a question of preferability (one view is not mutually exclusive of the other), and I didn't claim high schoolers should all become mathematicians (where did that come from?). In either case, I fail to see how training instructors to be aware of their teachings' effect on identity can be harmful. I'm not particularly scared nor threatened by the idea of it, and the idea that there's no connection between education and identity doesn't make sense to me.

That's all I have to say.
You are missing the point of the whole argument. Amazon is successful because it does TONS of things that are GREAT for consumers. And lots of other stores do too. When a store opens at 6am on Black Friday, do you think they are doing it because their employees requested it? No, consumers did. Do you think retailers like slashing margins razor-thin? No, but if they don't, consumers will go elsewhere. Result is lower prices across the board. "Good for giant retailers" would be for you to pay shipping on all orders. To limit refunds as much as possible. To be "out of stock" on popular items they put on deep discounts and have you select an expensive alternative instead (i.e. bait and switch). Amazon and Walmart have enabled consumers to buy all kinds of goods without paying the premium that established brands charge -- the cheapest tent at REI.com is an $80 Kelty. Meanwhile Amazon has a wide selection at $60 and below from "SEMOO" and "ILOFRI" and "TEKOMI".

The OP suggested lawmakers should somehow make it illegal for Amazon to offer preferential treatment -- prominently featuring their items -- to suppliers that don't charge less to other retailers. Every store does the exact same thing -- and this is GOOD for consumers. When your supermarket puts Coca-Cola on sale (because Coke paid the supermarket), it brings out extra bottles and places them at the front of the store and makes it easy to buy. Sure you can still buy Pepsi, it's back somewhere on aisle 12 where it always is.
Do some tutorials, or even a paid course. Just like no DAW will replace the need to understand and practice music theory, Blender will never replace the need to understand and be able to work properly with 3D space.
Has anyone built a browser plug in that we can down vote or up vote videos? Outside of Youtube?
If it takes someone that long to figure out these four commands, I'm not sure they should be a programmer at all.
Asking genuinely, what are these AAA games that require Steamworks? None of the big publishers require use of Steam (EA / Ubisoft / Activision), most of them have their own launchers that get launched anyway when you open their games via Steam.
There already were mandatory vaccinations (against smallpox) in Germany, up to the 1970s, and there is a current vaccine mandate against measles for children. That cat has been out of the bag for a long time.

And with good reason. Smallpox, rabies, tetanus, and tuberculosis are practically extinct in Western Europe because of vaccines. Let's try to add Covid to that list, please?
I was working heavily with amplify a couple years ago and to be honest it was an awful experience.

Common use cases weren’t handled well, deployment failures were common, overall architecture was actually less coherent when using amplify than just the constituent AWS services directly, etc…

It felt like a kitchen sink of functionality that no one was incentivized to actually make work well together.

Have things improved?
e-ink has some special sync settings (where it's a tradeoff between speed and ghosting). Probably what usb is used for. You can also aprtially refresh the screen&stuff. Probably easier to do it in software.
According to the Maa.org, when Niels H. Abel was asked how he gained his expertise, he replied, “By studying the masters and not their pupils.”

I would say that, especially in cases where the “masters” lived long ago, pedagogy and terminology have often evolved quite a bit and it might not be such a great idea to start with the original sources. Feynman had something to say about that, IIRC.

Also, ego aside, it might be easier to understand a presentation from a sympathetic pedagogist closer to your level. Some original thinkers are quite formidable.
Maybe you initiated Docusign’s downfall
Politics is a funny business. I have spent alot of time dealing with political people ranging from staffers to actual officials.

Many are very well meaning public servants, others careerists, some are… insane on various scales. Politics is a business with uncertain outcomes where “friends” are important and personal stakes are high.

From a blackmail perspective, you have people like the bartender turned member of congress who got their GED to run who are obvious puppets with a wheelbarrow of odious behavior behind them. But even the most boring congressman has a legal escrow account with irregularities, a kid with emotional problems that caused trouble, a campaign finance violation, etc.

I don’t think there is a shadow cabal, but some executive branch entities wield tremendous power.
Wow, had no idea they had an R&D page. There's some pretty cool stuff in there, thanks!
It was sci-fi quite a while ago
> enforcement went out of fashion in the 1980s

the Bell System was broken up in the 1980s
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0822389/
The Google Chrome team uses a similar strategy to deal with backlashes: They leave a feature they want to removed behind a feature flag to keep the outspoken users happy. A few releases later, they remove the flag, when the casual users have moved on and there aren't enough outspoken users to cause any kind of mobbing.
can report the same here. happening to tons and tons of people today, zero details in the email
Nepo is not exactly a slouch either. There's a reason he's the challenger for the world championship.
> Somehow we went from a bunch of stuff being cultural constructs to literally everything is a cultural construct and then this somehow became extremely widespread in no time at all.

The people who were critical of the first moves in this direction and explicitly said it would be a slippery slope were dismissed at the time. We're still moving in that direction. Hopefully the pendulum will swing back to something more reasonbale.
Not "diet and exercise", just diet. Exercise doesn't contribute more than ~10% to weight loss (it helps for many other things but not that) - and if you're having trouble with the diet then it makes it more difficult because you get hungry, which sometimes cancels the entire thing out.
When the timing is right tic toc could pivot to longer videos.
I have a Cobi ship at home. It's for all practical purposes impossible to take apart without specialized tools. The construction of Cobi bricks is such that if when you stick two bricks together, they will stick together, whether you want them to or not.

It's an absurdly robust model.
Not a whole lot based on our experience few months ago.
What's blinding when it fills the whole screen might not be blinding if it was used in moderation.

For example, take this photograph: https://monovisions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/10-famous...

There is pure #fff in that photograph, but it's used very sparingly, so the overall picture is still pretty dark.
It's very interesting to ask what's gained by seeing downvotes in addition to upvotes, and whether that differs based on whether the content is video or commentary.

HN comments can still be downvoted (if you have enough karma) so arguably you can still get signal quality from the sum of votes.

Especially since in most cases, you can simply comment instead of downvote.
> install python and use pip

Now you've given your users 2 issues completely unrelated to the problem they're trying to solve. If you can't give your users a single simple command, or a single file to download your tool is too complicated to install.