skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm still glad the DELETE thing works, I've reported a few times these with a complete writeup to Discord and all I got was a ticket being auto-closed after a month and the webhooks+servers still being up. I personally no longer bother reporting, just straight delete the webhook to stop the spread. Makes you wonder what their security/support team is doing with all those tickets.
Spread out over millions of drivers, it can cause many lifetimes worth of time lost from wasteful and inefficient practices, more damage to transmissions and driveshaft from stop-and-go, and increased environment destroying pollution.
Nowhere did parent categorise these people as 'right'. Merely observed that this group is not far away (and IMHO in process of) being coopted, by largely fascist types (at least overhere in Europe).
Copyright. Wardle and his partner chose the words.
Pull into breakdown lane.
That reads as "too many users were disabling our creepy shit, so we're re-enabling it!"
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Thx for the explanation.

> [...] I can't tell if it's a badge of pride or shame [...]

Lol... shame, definitely shame ;)
Spent 3 years under a PE group, and the "management by spreadsheet" was very real, and utterly corrosive. The constant squeeze meant eventually everyone started to realize the only people who were going to make any real money/have benefit was a handful of PE folks and their satellites; everyone else would be squeezed until breaking. Even where our CoC were good (as mine was), we knew the eventual pressure would make it all buckle, so get out before it breaks you.

Some of us chose to keep ourselves sane.
That seems like bad value when you can look at your own tires. (And should in case they get a sidewall bubble.)
Revenue??
It looks more like an iMac with every iteration.
wordle is a game that can be cloned in 20 minutes, and frequently is

worrying about that as an anti-trust issue is beyond the pale
From the study:

"Overall, our meta-analysis fails to confirm that lockdowns have had a large, significant effect on
mortality rates. Studies examining the relationship between lockdown strictness (based on the
OxCGRT stringency index) find that the average lockdown in Europe and the United States only
reduced COVID-19 mortality by 0.2% compared to a COVID-19 policy based solely on
recommendations. Shelter-in-place orders (SIPOs) were also ineffective. They only reduced
COVID-19 mortality by 2.9%."

But there is some nuance in there, worth reading.
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Vacant housing in Cyanide Springs, Oklahoma is useless to people who want to be near jobs in Palo Alto.

It has everything to do with the supply of housing and how it's been severely constrained over the years.
Sure, but I didn’t start our conversation with an insult so…?
If you are driving at the 85th percentile speed then 15% of cars will be passing you, or 3 in every 20.

I suggest that this will in practice feel like you are being "passed like crazy".
Basically implications in terms of labour laws / tax, I'm pretty sure we're slowly opening up (I think Germany is next up)
How many of these claims had the support of thousands of reputable scientists backed up by uncountable studies? What you are linking are individual studies or ancient history, not the aggregate of research which says that climate change and human encroachment are causing oceans to rise, species to disappear, top soil to disappear, fish stocks to dwindle, and the air we breath and water we drink to become increasingly polluted. Salon, Breitbart, The Guardian, Forbes, Al Gore, Oprah, Snopes and the Independent you linked are not reliable sources.
Too bad for you, my sympathies. But there is still a huge difference here: Someone has your money; it didn't cease to exist. (So from the bank's viewpoint: "Our books are balanced, it went from one account to another.") In this crypto case though, the money was destroyed by the system; the "bank" "ate" it. At least that shit doesn't happen in the old Alfa Romeo banking system.
That's the thing. The political "spectrum" isn't really real. Extremism comes in lots of fun flavors.

What the new-age hippie leftist types and the far-right evangelicals have in common, apart from a fairly casual relationship with objective truth and a deep distrust of the state, is that they favor a simplistic, absolutist Lord-of-the-rings-esque good-vs-evil style framing of the world. Fascism and vaguely occult symbolism have a long history of symbiosis. This renders New Age types with their laissez-faire attitude to new memes easy prey for propaganda merchants.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/sep/22/leftwi...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-55957298

https://www.mironline.ca/beyond-the-qanon-shaman-the-disturb...

https://www.kunskapskonsult.com/eng/_fascism.html

https://gen.medium.com/nazi-hippies-when-the-new-age-and-far...
If it makes you feel any better, it's a publicly traded company. Legally, everything it does must generate shareholder value.

Smile is really just a way to get additional value from donations large companies have to make anyway for lobbying and tax purposes.

They would've happened anyway, but you get to direct it. Maybe they can sell the data it generates to identify areas or people more likely to donate to charity, and sell that data to fund raising companies.

And maybe (new use case!) they can use it to reduce opt-outs of notifications, which carry associated value.

I can envision the notification product owner reaching out to the smile team with this new opportunity. "Hey, you have this cool feature, I really think it could help here!"
Its because Tesla cars are regularly causing "phantom braking" events.

Tesla is trapped between a rock and a hard place. Their "phantom braking" events are causing a lot of dismay to their drivers (https://electrek.co/2021/11/15/tesla-serious-phantom-braking...). But if they reduce phantom-braking, they increase the chance of hitting that child on the road.
Can you share some examples that have led you to this belief?
> Looking inside changelog of OsmAnd+ I really can't understand why Android 5.x support was dropped

It might have something to do with the requirements for the Android Auto integration, which was just added recently.
I didn't say assume the worst, but to proceed with caution, which we aren't doing.
I hope the prospect of iOS support will prod Google into finally fixing Web Push on Android. It is fundamentally broken right now. Notifications are routinely delayed somewhere between 10 minutes and several hours and there is no workaround. This doesn't really change its effectiveness for spam, but it totally destroys any utility for actually useful applications like messaging or timely alerts. Which is why you have only seen spammers using it so far.
As I said I don't blame him in the slightest for selling it. Did I give the impression I did?

I'm counteracting two claims I see repeated a lot on this:

1. That he wouldn't have written it without the expectation of being paid. He did in fact do so, so that's obviously nonsense.

2. That without the NYT buying it it wouldn't have survived. It would, even if the original dev no longer wanted to be involved. Any number of people would gladly host it.
Here's the correct link https://www.wired.com/story/how-tech-can-help-you-cope-with-...
What you're missing is that wealth - particularly extreme wealth - isn't just about quality of living, it's about power. That's (a major reason) why relative wealth matters in a society: the extremely wealthy can reshape not just their personal lives, but the entire society around them, to suit their preferences. The extremely wealthy don't have to care if a new public policy is bad for the commons (any given commons; the natural environment, public education, civil freedoms, etc), because they can always just buy their way out of the consequences. Nearly the entire society underneath them can be left to rot, and as long as there's enough of a husk left that their wealth still matters, they don't have to care. They can even make it decay on purpose if it serves to deepen their moat of power.
Talking compensation late is a good way to leverage the time they've spent on the hiring process.
Hey IndySun, We are in the process of writing one, but we store the file to transcribe and it gets deleted automatically after a certain amount of time has elapsed (this varies on the server configuration, but in a short amount of time). No human accesses the audio or text transcription you have uploaded
I saw a presentation at a conference that pretty strongly suggested they will have a remote driver take over at certain points (the car will assess it can’t continue and remote driver takes over)
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Consistent rejection / ignoring of:

> a lot of excellent, well-balanced minds have advocated for UBI.

results in:

> tendency towards fanaticism on the part of many UBI advocates
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Rando: "So what's your company do?"

Google employee: "I work at a tracking business"
Boston’s gang database should be dismantled
An outside observer reading Hacker News comment threads might suspect HN to be a luddite community, pouncing on new tech with an assailment of negativity.
The impact of the rear ending would probably propel the car forward and hit the child, is what I think the previous commentor meant.
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From personal experience, I've witnessed "leftist hippie types" become fascist assholes spouting batshit insane anti-semitic bullshit after watching a few youtube videos. If you care for the person, you have to treat them with respect and de-escalate through rational conversation. This takes time and considerable effort. What makes it so mind-numbing is that you know the person you're talking to is otherwise somewhat intelligent (they've lasted this long) and capable of thinking it through. I don't care what you're political views are, this bullshit is indiscriminate. As Rob Corddry once said, "The facts have a well-known liberal bias."
I recall seeing a forums post by a traffic engineer once and they said part of the process of deciding speed limits is, once the actual optimal speed for the road segment has been determined, subtract ~10mph to pre-emptively avoid complaints by the elderly that the speed limit is too high.

That was regarding suburban road planning though, not sure if the same applies to freeways and other major arteries.
The large number of vehicles makes it harder because you can't do hardware upgrades and a regression will kill someone.
Someone Please Explain Netplay Like I'm Five
I'm still using "Starlink S*t Ain't Here Yet" edition so this 'premium' offering is of no use to me.
I don't know. My phone isn't paired with the car, but my wife's is. If I drive the grocery store and back, the radio will always turn on when I'm leaving the house (after the wife used it last), and it will usually (but not always) turn on as I'm leaving the grocery store. It is possible that the car is intermittently connecting with her phone (which is inside the house) before I leave. In any case though, it always starts up playing radio even if it was playing via bluetooth on the last trip (and that same phone connects with the same apps open).
> You can see the same effect on land with a tower and an open plain.

On land, you could attribute any observed curvature to geology. On water, there does not seem to be any other way to explain curvature. I see parents point about how personally verifying is both essential to some (many?) of these critics, and quite hard to do rigorously.
> There's an open issue for it, so I'm hoping it gets resolved (or I might try to do it myself somehow).

Hehe, I hopened with the inte tion to do it myself too, but never got around to doing it. It would require me to learn a bit of react and I don't have the time for it atm :/
Easiest way to do that is to not have a linked in profile
miekg/dns literally only handles building/parsing the dns packets. Which may be a complicated activity and perhaps for you equals "doing all the heavy lifting" But it is absolutely not doing the "recursive resolve" algorithm at all here. I think parsing network packets is interesting but it's not the point of the article and saying that miekg/dns is doing all the heavy lifting doesn't give the article or it's author enough credit.

Honestly the comments of this type on this article sound more like you didn't actually read the article and are just knee jerk putting someone down. I hope that is not the case but maybe it would be good to examine why the message is coming off so distastefully.
The urbanist PoV is that anything car-shaped is bad for a city and it doesn't matter how smart it is. The proper answer is micromobility, aka ebikes and smaller vehicles that don't need to ever go highway speeds.

Full size EVs are still bad for air quality too because of tire dust.
> But it is essential. Google (and Apple) maps provide lane specific navigation directions, which are really only possible with assisted GPS.

Assuming that's true (I'm skeptical), there's no reason why it can't gracefully degrade without the added information.

Regardless, I'm not sure what you mean by lane-specific navigation. Yes, I've seen Google put up a little drawing of the multiple lanes, with the correct lanes for the next turn in bright white, and the incorrect lanes in grey, but that doesn't need to know what lane you're currently in, as it just highlights which lanes are correct and incorrect, regardless of where you are.
> I don't "schedule" deep work

You should try it!
miekg/dns is doing almost none of the heavy lifting here, which you can verify for yourself by counting the number of record types this code actually needs to parse to function, and comparing it to the number of record types miekg/dns supports and how much of the code exists just to dispatch to random record type handlers.
I've barely cracked the surface of this and it's already one of the best analytical breakdowns of new tech I've seen. Thank you, kguttag!

This is obviously a very hot market. Where do you see AR vs VR in 2 years? Five years? Do you think these companies will have supply chain issues? Do you think AR will face adoption issues? It seems like the lack of light, "glowing eyes", eye tracking cutouts, and other issues will be big hurdles for all companies in this space.

I'll come back with more technical questions after I finish reading. This is great.
The first author left the Federal Reserve right after this paper to lead research at a crypto exchange:

https://twitter.com/gordonliao/status/1484605701435523072
>> It's unfortunate the only thing she was convicted for was defrauding them, since being accredited investors they should be able to live with that.

NO.

Investors are supposed to be able to live with all the usual risks of technology, execution, marketplace dynamics, etc.

They are NOT supposed to be OK with deliberate fraud.

If you invest at Early_Round when the tech looks promising, but then it fails to develop, CEO truthfully tells everyone what failed, the plan to overcome the failures, and you invest in Later_Round, or don't, and it ultimately fails and you lose your investment, fine.

BUT, if you invested in Early_Round and then the tech fails to develop, but the CEO straight-up lies to you and says they are "light years ahead of everyone else", shows phony endorsements from major industry players, and more so that you invest again in Later_Round, and then lose your shirt - that's fraud, and all involved in the fraud should be prosecuted, convicted, and jailed.

Anything less will create an environment where blatant lying for 100s-of-$millions is okay, and that is doomed to systemically fail.
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> I guess they weren't impressed though, since they seem to still be all-in on passive optical recognition.

That's one take - the other take is that they have been selling cars claiming that they are capable of full FSD because they are going to sell it without Lidar, and have been selling FSD as a $5k bolt on, so swapping to Lidar at this point would be a PR nightmare even if it was a better solution....

That's the cynical view though... (Although I also wouldn't be the one to tell the people that have spent lots of money on Autopilot that they have bought total vaporware - or be the CFO that announces they are back-fitting Lidar cameras). Once you are all-in on 'lidar is shit' it makes it hard to reverse the trend, despite rapidly falling costs.
Have You Worked for a Company That Monitors Employee Productivity?
Another example of how hyper focusing on jobs is counterproductive. You were afraid these jobs would be lost. It is conceivable that you could let these jobs just die and then give this money to the newly unemployed. But no, you stilll have that puritanical / protestant devotion to work itself.
Yes, especially in towns and cities that contain street layouts/buildings that pre-date cars.
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I am sure this feature is going to be received well
Holy crap an author of that Paper is Peter Stuckey (was one of lecturers back in the day). What a great find!!
Yes, of course, I acknowledged your point while demonstrating that the horizon is considerably more than 3mi away.
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Which game? bzflag is the only one that comes to mind, but I am not a gamer.
Sure, if you agree with socialism for the rich and for the rich only this was great just like 2008.