skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I doubt this. Normal people don't care, especially not those looking in the used market. If this were not true, I'd not have a majority of anecdotal accounts of people paying asburd sums for baseline macs brand new that might have even already been out of date.

In one case, I knew someone who "wanted something to watch movies on" and bought a 13" brand new base model macbook pro through a third party installment company. Ended up paying around $4500 CAD for a 13" laptop with 4gb of ram. She tried selling it to me for a huge discount, but even that couldn't have been worth it.
Commercial airplanes have weather radar not for seeing planes.
I thought that iPadOS/iOS only ran minecraft's Pocket Edition, which is... weirdly neutered?
Not Sweden, but fun is over on Valentine’s Day. Everyone back, 100%, not a word on wfh options.
It's been made private on YouTube, but Vimeo still has the official music video for her song Versace Bedouin and several others:

https://vimeo.com/348396244
I think you really get it. Once enough people find themselves on the outside of it, the social contract disintegrates. Has happened many times before.
More Than 400 Titles Ready (Verified and Playable) for the upcoming Steam Deck
Funny, I think the exact opposite is the case. It's rare that an application needs more throughput than Postgres on modern hardware can provide. Unless you know you actually need that throughput, you're better off defaulting to Postgres and enjoy that referential integrity.
Midwife
Right, the term "toxic masculinity" exists because of stereotypes about behaviours being masculine.

It's the perfect self-describing terminology -- the very phrase is an example of the toxicity it describes!
As it said on Tool’s Aenima liner notes: another dead American hero.

Arizona Bay is a widely available introduction to his work for anyone who is interested.
It'd be real surprising if he'd died before his last performance. But he was a tricky fucker. I wouldn't have put it past him.
I think the point about his wife might have also been a factor.

"There was just one person who wasn’t happy about the reunion: Wiener’s wife. "
"And so she invented a story. She sat Wiener down and informed him that when their daughter, Barbara, had stayed at McCulloch’s house in Chicago, several of “his boys” had seduced her. Wiener immediately sent an angry telegram to Wiesner: “Please inform [Pitts and Lettvin] that all connection between me and your projects is permanently abolished. They are your problem. Wiener.” He never spoke to Pitts again. And he never told him why.3"

What a wedge to be driven between the sum of the parts. I've started to think pregnancy is such a drain on the female body that the change in behaviour in women afterwards seem like minor psychotic episodes which the medical profession ignore and pass off as "normalised" behaviour. In a round about way, she legally killed him because her actions are not recognised as murder by the legal profession.

Edit: One other point on his theorem, with quantifying the chemical effects in the body & brain, you are never going to be able to mathematically model a chemical entity with logic. We are complex realtime chemical reactions, we are not able to quantify the activity of every cell exactly, only generalise which introduces a margin of error in being able to predict a biological entities next move.
The new geometry nodes aren't dragging points around with your mouse, your are procedurally constructing a mesh using blender's different nodes (i.e, functions) I've used both OpenSCAD and Blender and can say that geometry nodes feel similar to OpenSCAD.

However I prefer to use the python scripting API in blender.

Either way it is important to point out that OpenSCAD is more for CSG, while blender is for surface modeling. If you are intending to 3D print your models you will ultimately need to get them in a mesh format so I see no problem using a mesh format from the get go.
> You may want to read up on slavery. Abolition in Christian societies was mainly a religious movement.

Ah, so there were Christians who opposed it, which makes that the central tenet in Christianity. But there were also those Christians who practiced it - does that now make slavery a central tenet in Christianity instead?

You can't just cherrypick what you find most flattering for your group and then round it off with 'but the Arabs'.

Italians are still a protected minority in New Jersey, and Hispanics are still a protected minority throughout the US. Natives were forcibly Christianized and then killed or deported to barren lands no one wanted.
Reminds me a bit of Wisconsin Death Trip in a kind of bleak and unvarnished sense.
It's a little ironic to be talking about racism, and then claim you can visually identify a "far right racist" in this way.
This is an excellent documentary. Thoroughly recommend it if you have even a passing interest in WW1, though it's heart-breaking. Produced and directed by Peter Jackson: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7905466/
In the US employment is at-will, so it's sort of a moot point. Sure they can fire you because of something on your background check, but they could also fire you 3 days after starting because the manager doesn't like you. Short of a serious felony conviction it's unlikely to come up, and if it does discuss it or move on to thousand of other companies.
I don't know the rules but the aircraft on the ground should have the right of way since they're nowhere near as maneuverable as the airborne plane? At least it seems that way to me. That said, I wouldn't want to approach, land, or go around with a much larger plane departing in my direction. Maybe if you offset by a ton but a whole different direction (90 deg if possible?) would be my preference.
ShotSpotter
But you're only arguing about proliferation of religion, you're not saying anything about the overlap?
Visual Studio code is alright. Can't stand their other non free offerings.
Tail in back, pilots in front, 120ft away.

I have no idea why the crew in the back didn't let the pilots know.. you'd think there would be a culture of overcommunication when it comes to airline safety. Esp. as the pilots kept ascending..
5.666 was the last full release of 'classic' Winamp. What is currently offered is an incomplete 5.8 beta that's "not an on-going project" (which is what was stated on their website for that download for over 3 years) so take of that as you will.

From the job listings that have been seen for their new team (which also confirmed they'd done nothing for many years despite the marketing lies) imply something that is completely different with the Winamp brand slapped on it.

-dro
Where airliners with passengers land and take off? I doubt Europeans are that irresponsible.
I think you are right, something happened.
>I'm guessing they thought they had right away

It's actually "right of way".
How would that help? Whether it's written or not, the agreement is as you say, until one party decides to end it.

And even with such an agreement, they might still ask you to sign something on day one. If you don't sign it, they may very well decided to "terminate the agreement" on day one.
Yes, agreed. Getting off the planet is easy. Staying off the planet is harder. As long as you're in the gravity well you are going to crash back down. The trick is to move so fast horizontally that you overshoot your target and keep missing the ground. (I'm pretty sure "miss the ground" is the scientifically accurate term here)

Anyway, those speeds are so fast that once you get on course to finally not miss, the friction from even the extremely thin atmosphere, at those speeds, is incredible.
This! I've been doing BJJ for 8 months now and I am addicted.
Respectfully, making sweeping assertions about someone without having read what they wrote and expecting agreement is kind of a privileged take.
It seems that there's a reasonable implication of nft's or other aspects of the web3.0 stuff based on what's been found recently -> https://www.reddit.com/r/winamp/comments/soqig1/if_youre_won...

-dro
If it it fails to succeed by the standards of commercial media then the government can say that it is not competitive, not a good use of tax-payer money and kill it as they repeatedly threaten to do. It is an incredibly narrow slice of the UK political spectrum that both sincerely believes in the BBC's mission to do public interest journalism and realistically expects it to be a success in that mission.
I honestly don't understand how you can see ugly people in enough of those photos to consider remarking on it. I mean, some are homely and some are regular looking, but others are quite good looking. I see plenty of ugly young people in photos today.

This isn't a feel good or a "good old days" kind of comment. I honestly see beautiful people in many of those photos.
I’m a big fan of getting rid of the MVC frameworks too. Get down with PostgREST or Postgraphile on your control plane. Use Postgres to manage security, views, migrations, the whole nine yards.

On your data plane.. yeah queues on Postgres work too. Subscribe/notify are decent. Or go with using a streaming replication client to send out events to a queue and decouple downstream stuff like your analysis datastores, notification systems, policy monitoring, what have you.

Postgres can handle a lot. It’s an awesome piece of tech.
The thing to compare it to is a NUC, and then add in the screen and $70+ for a controller. Add some more for the battery.

I have a lot of small computers, but nothing handheld, and while I want a deck, I doubt I'll buy one any time soon, as it is a bit pricey considering I have a switch and a "gaming laptop".
Ask HN: How to publish a short futuristic story?
I'm writing a very short story which takes place in 2088. Which platform do you think is the best way to publish it? I don't intend to monetize it, just to let it accessible to as many people as possible while keeping the authorship credit.
Would you be open to hearing out some ailments my partner has been dealing with that I feel you may have some insight on, or at least potentially shove me in the right starting direction? (prefer to do so in private communication, if so)
Have you heard of General Fusion? They're using liquid metal as both containment and energy extraction. Really cool, they're building a demo plant in the UK.
I think this is a more significant factor than the suggestion of changes in traditional roles (upthread) or decline in religion (mentioned elsewhere).

Another one might be a sense that getting ahead from the lower class is harder given wages versus house prices. I imagine that works against any motivation some people have.
Is there a longer video anywhere?

I’m curious what it’s like from a passenger POV immediately following such an event.

EDIT: Ohh. Never mind. The tail strike wasn’t the issue. The issue was the gigantic plane coming at them from the other end of the runway. So the passengers had no idea they all almost died.

Kudos to the pilots for getting the plane airborne with nothing more than a tail strike.

Something is off, though: the other plane was landing, not taking off. This plane was taking off. Why was there a tail strike to avoid the other plane?

It would make sense if the other plane was already on the runway. Then you’d have to pull up as hard as possible, resulting in a tail strike. But in this case…

Hmm. Maybe I’m thinking of it the wrong way. If the other plane is landing, your goal is still to “get above it”, as if it were on the runway. So maybe they realized what was happening and immediately made the plane go boing out of surprise.

Also the debate is fascinating in the linked article’s comment section. Someone claimed that the photo was of a different aircraft, and somehow that kicked off a multi day discussion of paint patterns.
my focus RS had an infotainment upgrade. it even dropped a file back on the USB stick which i then sent back to ford and it registered that the unit had been upgraded.
And don't ask me how I found it, but that's her: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=rogueeconomist
But what if that database is using a key value store?
Yes! Its wonderful!
> There is no part of our culture where X is allowed to have the value of "blackness" or "gayness" or "femininity".

I don't think this is as true as you claim. While the word toxic isn't used, black culture and to a lesser extent gay culture are often described as toxic or harmful, either to those groups or to society more generally.

This is even more true if you look at, e.g. transness, where an article about how it's contagious was in the NYT this week. And, IME, there's usually agreement that men aren't solely to blame for toxic masculinity, while allusions to these other toxic cultures are usually used to specifically avoid addressing issues that affect those groups.
I feel about the same actually as a male software engineer. Have definitely at least seen most of the male dominated words, but could only approximate their definition. Not a single one of the female dominated list. Not once have I heard any of them. I'd be familiar with some bigger textile types and wood species like vinyl and teak, carpet lol, but that's about as far as it goes.
She’s on Apple Music and other streaming platforms, someone did a deep dive on her online persona https://www.theverge.com/22924237/razzlekhan-bitfinex-hack-l...
>I have been doing embedded development for 30 years

What's your take on the various *BSD distros in the embedded space? A lot of BSD proponents like to talk about the stability and minimalism (a proxy for resource-efficiency I guess) of BSD in comparison to Linux.

Is there any reason to reach for BSD in an embedded application these days?
Melania Trump recently did this to her NFT.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/sohojt/mela...
> But what are they going to do? Pay more than the Chief Justice of the Canadian Supreme Court?

No need to look at a few prestigious positions. Aren’t doctors on government payroll over there? There’s already a precedent to paying some government employees market rates it seems.

> Sometimes governments try to work around this with contracting companies so that they don't have to see the salaries directly. But this is just padding extra waste and cost.

It also changes the dynamic to fixed price bids where the government has to understand its own needs well enough to write such a bid. Probably the best case-study of that going extremely wrong is, ironically also Canadian, with the Phenix pay system. The government gave the contractor what they understood to be their payroll rules but it turns out they were not what was agreed to. The whole saga lasted almost a decade and cost billions.
This is why the good lord saw fit to bless us with news-sniffer :)

https://www.newssniffer.co.uk/articles/2261029/diff/2/3
Rugged Mars has taken big bites out of the Curiosity rover's wheels
> We had a society in which all media was controlled by a handful of corporations who dictated what people saw and thought.

And we still do. Some of the corporations have changed, some are the same. What else is new?

> That is not by any means a free society.

And it still isn't. No "EARN IT Act" needed for that.
He does, but he's painted as some awful far-right figure head for daring to mention mens issues and protesting legally compelled speech.

Anyone who takes the time to listen to what he has to say knows his views are actually quite reasonable and mild.
what??? they're not subject user error. that's the whole point, and how many times fallible humans had to take over is exactly what the disengagement report tracks
There really is no such thing as a "hardware wallet."
If my memory is right, modelling like that does poorer overall than having your general classifier find the banana.

The mental models we have to describe these things don't match well to how the ML breaks down such classifications. Finding a fruit without having already figured out that it's a banana is pretty hard.

So then you're kinda stuck with "looks like a cylinder" so your second one could distinguish hotdogs from bananas, but that's already what the layers of the neural network are doing
There are more dangerous things for a Papua New Guinea hunter though.
The new system won't permit a + in email addresses, so perhaps they didn't bother emailing existing accounts that use it. I checked; they did not go to my spam folder.
-site:

Though whether or not Google will respect it is up to the mood of whatever dark force they harness to produce useless results.
I wonder if maintenance schedule and state information should be gathered in a public database. I know US has thousands of entities of infrastructure but some manpower and some tablets is all you would need.
I can't agree with this at all. It is entirely practical to configure bare metal or virtualized systems yourself. There are so many wonderful tools to do whatever you want. It will cost less and is usually more performant, especially when you avoid the biggest cloud players.
Your "should be functions" suggestion is far more problematic than aspect-ratio.

div {
width:100px;
height:100px;
aspect-ratio: 3 / 2;
}

In your first example (shown above), aspect-ratio has a clear way to solve conflicts: aspect-ratio does not overwrite explicitly defined dimensions, it can only affect implicit dimensions.

Your suggested replacement does not. What happens in the case below?

div {
width: height(100%);
height: width(66%);
}

Problems with the function approach that I can think of off the top of my head:

1. There is no logical way to say that one function should override another in the case of circular constraints.

2. It relies on percentages instead of fractions, this leads to developers having to either needing to nest an extra calc function within to deal with a fraction, or rely on precomputed magic numbers which are never a good thing. The new aspect-ratio rule means new developers will never need to commit the fact that a height of 56.25% the width results in a 16:9 ratio. If we're using a fraction instead, why create two functions that fall prey to the other problems listed instead of just putting it on `aspect-ratio`.

3. Naming collisions. Something perhaps best avoided, lest we encounter strange lines like: `height: height(var(--height));

4. It relies on percentages for widths and heights. This is just going to add more even confusion about the conditions and gotchas pertaining to percentage units on the width and height properties. For example: `height: 56.25%;` sets its height based on the width of the element (unlike `width: 56.25%` which sets it width based on the width of its containing element) except in the cases of various `position: absolute;` and `position: relative;` caveats on the element in question and its parents.

5. It relies on using widths and heights instead of focusing on lengths along inline and block axes. What happens when the writing direction changes to vertical? Do the widths and heights switch or not?

The aspect-ratio approach is fine. In fact I'd go out of my way to say it's better than fine. All the problems of different approaches presented and debates held during the formation of the standard have resulted in a great css addition that removes many annoyances that developers have had with no additional downsides.
Hey wanted to say nice job on this open source app!

I’ve found that paying for all these different apps (sometimes they don’t even function as promised) can be a PITA so thanks for making this.
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Nah, a Beech 350 is a 10-passenger prop plane. The video is from onboard the Jet Blue A320 which is a 150+ passenger commercial plane. The Jet Blue got into the air and out of the path of the Beech to avoid a mid-air collision (the Beech was on approach to land on the same runway).
my projects are small indeed, one reason to use vue3+vite, I tried react and webpack, both have much deeper learning curve for me at least.
Same here. What are the MBAs who want the crew to warm the seats do ?
I heard gun shots outside my apartment just last week. ShotSpotter instantly alerted the police. Seems like a pretty good product.
I actually think owners of pets should bear criminal liability for their pets actions.
It's because BJJ is a game. You power up by learning new moves, then have to fight against new stronger opponents. Then you have to learn more moves. The game design of other martial arts isn't as deep and complex. Security people like fighting against an opponent, instead of creating something.
Money helps you look better in a lot of ways. A few of those pics show the impact of dental health alone, but also persistent hunger and stress clearly wear/break down aspects of beauty.
It's a golden era for tooling, if we could do it before it should be even easier now. I think we are in a risk avoidance rut. "No one ever got fired for picking AWS".
Do you have any recommended reading on this topic? This is interesting (ME module related)
https://roonscape.substack.com/p/a-song-of-shapes-and-words

https://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/wordcels-numbercels-defi...

tl;dr think NY Times writer vs nerd programmer
Yes, small aircraft already account for most of the unscheduled rapid disassembly of planes each year. I don't think that masses of flying cars would improve on that.

I don't really see a straight path to improving upon cars for arbitrary point-to-point transportation.
Yes, the implication that it was censorship or a cover up is unwarranted. It's still sad that the censor felt it was necessary to completely ruin the photos in order to mark them as "not fit for purpose", why simply not use them? He didn't burn them up, so they still take up space, he just decided to permanently damage them.

Some of the photos are obviously flawed or uninteresting, but others look good and even touching. Why ruin them?
Pentomic
The NTSB (almost?) never determines a cause in the preliminary report, even when the cause is obvious. Example: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Pages/HWY22FH001.aspx
Who are you comparing them to? People posing for the 'gram? Celebrities? Tinder photos? Beauty influencers?

But yeah, dental care, sunblock, and a shower can go a long way.
I overstated that claim. I cannot really claim anything about "all of our culture". I'm speaking purely about my real-world experience, which is informed by social media, mainstream media, the family court part of the criminal "justice" system, corporate speech codes, and specific stories of how university students have utterly destroyed the careers of professors on little or no pretext.

I suspect that the good-hearted members of any community, however that is defined, are generally more against woke/cancel culture than for it, since it dehumanizes everyone. So, yeah, your assertion is totally compatible with this state of affairs.
What's your reference for attractiveness, your own friends and family, or IMDB? If the latter, therein lies the answer.
What art does have intention, in your view? And by what criteria do you evaluate whether art has intention?
I’ve had this kind of trouble in the past, a site I was paying for even blocked me from accessing it at home! My ISP is running a big CG NAT and appears to have my whole building on one (or very few) IPs, so it looks like a VPN/proxy or something.

I saw someone mention https://mullvad.net/en/check/ here on HN. It was helpful, I found the IP my ISP had me using was on some block lists.

There wasn’t much I could do but it’s good info to have. Browsing blocked sites from cellular or by tethering works. Ironically, a VPN or a service like iCloud private relay (the kind of services that you’d think would cause these issues) can help, too.

I guess contacting lists or site operators can help, though idk how effective it is.
I had a related thought as the commenter above. I was just struck by how the hardness of those years clearly was visible on most of those folk. It clearly detracted from their physical appearance. Beauty != their value and uniqueness as people.
Happens pretty often at class Ds. Flying into my home drome late at night and I’ll often be in the pattern on CTAF with an airbus.