skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At the union of a) works for me, b) YMMV, and c) just as a quick test ...

New verb: To chernobyl your car's electronics.
Adding to the other comments - chain tensioners look like derailleurs, but are much simpler/can't move the chain to different gears
Lawyers will often argue the equivalent of “we didn’t do it and even if we did it was fine” - if you win the first part, you’ve won, and if you lose the first part you still have the second.
> last decade

Two decades ago actually, Bitcoin launched in 2009.
I love that you focused on commodity parts. That is excellent, I really like the placement of the system. Do you intend to take it trails riding? I would just be careful of those XT connectors and be mindful that you've reduced the clearance when traversing over ledges or rocks by moving the lowest point farther forward (you'll hit it quite a bit sooner essentially).

I also love that it's internally geared, I've always felt this made way more sense for mountain bikes anyway given the weather protection. Good stuff!
It sounds as if they’ve learned otherwise through first hand experience at this point.

Seems like a way to shock the people actually putting real effort into vetting a candidates resume/credentials.

Maybe a warning that it’s nsfw would cause less extreme reactions.
Nice 2 cents! We just launched this LP recently so we're still testing it – we've also got a lot of pages to add this month that will hopefully clarify things.

The basic pitch is for a "Unified Data Stack – an integrated and modern solution for working with data without worrying about its infrastructure." Connecting unrelated data sources is one part of the product, but it also includes a data catalog, modeling, integration, warehousing...

By integrating the discovery, access and (optionally) storage layers, we reduce the friction for a lot of common workflows, kind of like GitLab does by bundling CI pipelines and version control. Even if each layer has some tradeoffs, the benefit of integrating them has a multiplicative effect on the platform itself. And if you need a more specialized provider for one layer, that's fine too – the "data middleware" model makes Splitgraph incrementally adoptable.

But yeah... marketing is hard, especially in the "bag of tools" stage of product/market fit when the optimal messaging can differ so much by use case. Thanks for your suggestion!
Is a single HDMI out enough? Don’t you need an 8k connection or the like to drive both displays?
> If single company was mandated to serve these too while others where allowed to pick the easy ones or even exploit the single one it would have hard time surviving.

But this answer explicitly contradicts the idea that the post office isn't supposed to be profitable. If the goal is to make sure everyone gets served at a loss, it doesn't matter that you're taking a loss.
My grandfather was in the US Air Force and has served as lieutenant general. He told me a story about the time he met Carl Sagan. He organized a conference on space for USAF officers and someone suggested he invite Sagan to give a keynote speech. My grandfather told me that Sagan was trouble from the start. He (or his office?) cancelled or delayed the conference multiple times and his list of demands for lodging rivaled those of a rock band. He also said he was rude and never smiled. After he gave his speech, one of the colonels asked him a question that my grandfather said was good and interesting but Sagan dismissed him in one sentence and didn't even want to engage him on it. BTW, that colonel is now a general and in charge of USSF!
I don't know where you got "made without permission" from in the post you're responding to. This discussion appears to be about "uploaded without permission" in terms of the OP and the one you directly replied to.

And then even in that even-more-obviously-bad made-without-permission case, the argument here seems to be "we can't make tools to handle these [assumed rare] cases because false positives"?

Is the harm of an uploader having to follow up with a human about a false positive seen as WORSE than the harm of having these videos uploaded over and over and over...?
While the capabilities have gotten cheaper, the storage space is much more expensive nowadays
That would mean they did the 3 minute cleanup and then declared their work done. That's not a sufficient amount of trying.
Brilliant metaphor! Is that your own invention? No hits on DDG.
The concept of simulation is very interesting, Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation and other related theories will gain more strength and meaning.
Total funding for Area 1 according to Crunchbase is $82M. Employees probably got next to nothing except retention bonus from Cloudflare.
> Who said the video was made without permission?

Not me — that was a quote from the comment I was responding to. :) I agree with the implication that the question should have been about publishing rather than creating.
I don't have any experience with Hydra but I first used FDW to query external dbs about a decade ago. Also there was a pretty popular db that seemed to do a lot of the same things sponsored by facebook, the name escapes me though. Facebook used it pretty heavily internally though.
Or perhaps most regulation is harmful to small businesses because they lack the lobbying power of the elite.
We are hiring contract developers to build new features in PyPI
I own Snapon diagnostic equipment capable of servicing anything up to 2016 model year and by extension a few more years unofficially if the model line continues.

It is very expensive but became reasonably priced after Snapon declared it unsupported and stopped making updates available.

The security excuse is not valid because there are many people like me who have electronics background, are willing to invest into right tools, and can fix anything but who have little desire to operate a shop.

My tool can reprogram keys, modify airbag parameters, troubleshoot anti-lock brakes and so on. All of that is safety systems.
Just sending a thank you. I've happily been a customer for years. Love the constant improvements and stable service. Great product.
They eliminated flight attendants taking payments.
why does google allow them to abuse 'breaking the back button' by hijacking your history and overwriting it with the their website?

This should not be possible, it's a horrible jarring experience every time it happens to me when I click a questionable link and try to go back to the previous page.
I've been reading all of your comments and there's one theme I think we're neglecting to discuss, engagement is down too. Because of it's growing popularity and the limited amount of screen real estate, the ranking algorithm has to be a lot more discriminatory. This ends up meaning that any given user posts mostly low performing posts which discourages quality. It's like YouTube, soon "redditors" will be equivalent to "YouTubers".. or maybe "tiktokers"?
How does it indicate that it's not meritocratic? We're talking about the top 1,000 schools (!). Is there even a ranking that will name school #1,000?
Let's not claim that police are ONLY investigating rapes and murders all day. There's a lot of other time spent on stuff like pulling people over for expired tags or other more-minor-than-this shit.
The wiki has everything you need.

https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Status

https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Gotchas
I would have done most of this in a different way, but looking at how this guy solved all those problems made me really stop and think about how I approach problems, and I actually think he did it in a more elegant way that I would have.
PeerTube is pretty sweet. If you post videos on YouTube, I'd suggest you also find a PeerTube instance you like, and host your videos there as well. Think of it as a backup for YouTube, for when they nuke your account for some unknown/undisclosed reason[0][1][2], while also participating in (and thereby somewhat supporting) platforms that don't surveil your every granular action.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30401241

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23758547

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12163892
Google is ditching Chrome’s data saver mode on Android
it was an intel product when it was shut down because of the wrist expositions.
Correct, though many times costs are not just fuel - total ROI includes service cost, availability of replacement parts, insurance costs, etc - a NG car could cost more in fuel and still be cheaper for effectively forever depending on how the books land.
Simulations on simulations. How to distinguish the real?
Are you implying exploitative consent is okay in porn because it normalized in other places?

I don't really wish to argue your examples that all lead to financial ruin( arguably easier to reverse in life) is definitely worse than the social stigma and mental health damage the way revenge or commercial porn can have , there better examples you could have used[1]. However it doesn't matter if something else is just as worse or exists and also exploitative[2], that has no bearing on how porn should be better handled.

[1] Here is a better example for your whataboutism argument - informed medical consent , most patients are neither in a mental state to give informed consent nor they have subject matter expertise to do so. Decisions can be fatal or have irreversible impact on your life

[2] Non ETF investing definitely needs to be gated with some certification/ educational course on risks especially for derivatives trading, it should also cover crypto , we already have some gating for accredited investors, but this is not relevant for this discussion.
I haven't bought much aluminum lately, but I used to go to Alco in San Leandro (Bay Area). Steel I get from Bay Steel, which is right next to my shop. it might be up to $.90 (?)
So the CEO decided to use TSMC for some future products.
also noteworthy elements:

university overhead 53%, so that leaves $250K. Over five years that works out to basically $50K/year

That needs to cover 1 month summer salary plus the salary and the tuition for a single student, and the travel to conferences, and the experiment ...

and that is a "prestigious" CAREER award only few people get ... no wonder the author jumped ship
Average computer illiteracy across the entire internet population is down. I never got to experience the era of bulletin services, RSS feeds, emailing your friends, IRC.

Where's the tech bro internet? Where's the cool internet with the learning curve? Where am I??
Rent seeking basically. By never actually selling something they can demand an ongoing stream of revenue.

In a world without the internet, keeping track of the paper was an insurmountable problem. So it only happened with a limited set of things worth doing it for.

But with digital storage, up scaling etc getting cheaper by the day we can now track everything anyone owns and rent it to them. So that's what everyone wants to do.

Unless your revolution happens or is prevented by making such rent seeking illegal, then in the future the only thing you will own will be what you can make with what little resources you are allowed to get.
This isn't necessarily about "connectivity to the Internet". When they pull your "BRZ" into a service bay at a SUBARU dealer, it begins exchanging data with SUBARU via RF. The SUBARU-side of that equipment is closed to the local grease monkeys. Also, this means if you want to add a supercharger to your BRZ, SUBARU will become instantly aware of it and void the warranty on everything, even your seatbelts and axils. Also, dealership mechanics are usually NOT better than local grease monkeys at performing repairs, though they are now artificially superior to them at diagnosing problems.
You’re really standing up a straw man here and I’m not convinced you’re even winning against it.
> How is this different than including any other group who by their nature rejects others not in their group?

A social group of CPAs, an alumni group of university, and a French expat mom's group are all examples of groups, though exclusive, unlike neo-Nazis, do not reject the equal rights of others to enjoy the same bar.

It is an unambiguous goal of neo-Nazis (and their historical antecedents) to claim racially exclusive spaces, whether in bars entire societies. They have an entire rationale for this, connected to the original Nazi concept of Lebensraum ("living space"). They act it out against people of color (and their white friends) by intimidating them bars and restaurants. It's not hard to find someone who has been subject to this. I certainly have.

However, they aren't the only group to "claim" spaces exclusively for themselves through intimidation - the KKK, organized crime, and criminally associated biker gangs do it too, so you are right that one shouldn't point fingers exclusively at Nazis. But in the context of bars in particular neo-Nazis are the most widely culturally understood example of this behavior.
The CEO sent him a written apology. I wouldn't call that a puritanical company.

All it takes is one person in the critical path to not like what you're doing, even if 99% of the rest don't give a shit, and that's a potential job off the table.

You're proud of your work, that's great, but also doesn't change the fact that your work also puts you at risk of having your resume tossed for a dumb reason.
Site is getting hammered and they already scaled up.

Very useful site with more similar examples, but just in case you want to save them some bandwidth in load ( it contains multiple images of the bike):

https://archive.is/QMx56
Oh hey you’re here! I love this series. Warrier was my favorite so far but they’ve all been excellent!

For the original commenter, while you can’t exactly just flash new roms to play a new cps1 game, there is a darksoft kit that comes out very soon, and lets you run roms off an sd card. It replaces your original B board - so it’s sort of like a flash-cart for your base A motherboard. Check it out! It also runs cps1.5 games in qsound.
Android apps are also hideously bloated.

It's kinda disgusting really.
Elitism at hospitals? 100% of doctorz spent 100K or more on their degrees.
In a lot of places, that means you only have to build a sidewalk when you're doing some kind of construction on the property. In some Seattle neighborhoods (mostly suburbs), you'll have neighborhoods with 20 houses in a row, and only the 5 or 6 newest houses will have a short sidewalk that is only the length of the property. So you're bouncing back and forth between sidewalks and ditches. Sidewalks just start, end and go nowhere.
Intel is doing the best to support Linux ecosystem. I wish other growing chip manufacturer follow them.
> I once lost access to my Cloudflare account, and the only way to get support... wait for it.... required you to log into your account.

cc jgrahamc
https://archive.fo/g6BjD
Oh hmm, I see. Did you try pressing the button for a boost? I just tinned 12 AWG wire very easily, were yours much thicker? Also keep in mind that if you don't run the TS100 at 24V it'll have more difficulty keeping the temperature.
Russia cannot produce a car that more than 20% of it’s own population is willing to buy. If you enter any Russian kitchen - you will see European or Asian appliances. If you enter living room - you will see imported entertainment devices. No, there isn’t a Russian Playstation equivalent. If you open closet or look in the shoe rack - you won’t find Russian brands either.

What I would like to see happen sooner rather than later - is economic and travel blockade of Russia until it ceases it’s aggression:

- No payments in or out.
- No goods in or out.
- No flights or travel in or out.

Which should remind them of their true state of economic affairs and what they ought to focus their energies on.

I find it ridiculous that while there’s an army massing on the borders of Ukraine, Russians continue to travel to European destinations, conduct commerce, and generally go about their lives unimpeded, unhindered, and unbothered.
Good thing employees get paid a salary
Outer Wilds does this as well.
I don't think the bike was included in the price, was it? He says "kit".
Could it be Drift / TiddlyWiki? https://ramirosalas.com/#: (edit: note the colon in the url, then you get "a content area with multiple cards on the right, dark mode, list of tags/filters on the left")

If not, then I think TiddlyWiki [1] will be perfect for the usecase you mention. You can choose between a single-file version or a node.js version. The former will be a HTML+js file which is self-contained. The latter will save all your cards (called tiddlers) in separate files which can easily be versioned. Both supports markdown by plugin [2]. Since it uses HTML and js, it will continue working as long as web browsers don't make major changes - and if that happens, you will still have all your data available in either the source code or text files.

A tiddler has fields such as title, text and tags. But you can add other fields such as author or source or whatever. The field values can then be accessed as {{title!!fieldname}}. This demonstrates one of the real strengths of tiddlywiki: transclusion. Transclusion, combined with filters, opens a lot of possibilities.

As tiddlywiki is quite customizable (see https://dynalist.io/d/zUP-nIWu2FFoXH-oM7L7d9DM), you may want to have a look at some variants for inspiration, such as RR-TW (https://rr-tw5.github.io/) or Stroll (https://giffmex.org/stroll/stroll.html)

[1] https://tiddlywiki.com // https://nesslabs.com/tiddlywiki-beginner-tutorial

[2] https://tiddlywiki.com/plugins/tiddlywiki/markdown/
I e., Lock-in to walled gardens is obscenely profitable. Just exactly how obscenely varies.
Well done, a very unique design! What made you spec the motor so high?

A 2400W motor is very powerful for a bike. For Americans, 750W is one horsepower so that's over 3 HP which should get the bike to ~40mph or 70km/h.
I'm sure that this was the source, in part, for other religions.

Specifically the 613 laws https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/613_commandments
I can think of a couple of niche forums that are so dead, that would be feasible. Keywords: so dead
May result in a nuclear war, if he's sufficiently crazy
Downvoting creates echo chambers where you can't disagree or even share an unpopular opinion. A lot of low effort or borderline spam content too. i never really liked reddit, it was a place to waste time. It is hard to get a well rounded opinion of anything from it. One idea seems to always dominate a subreddit and you must conform.

I think it has gotten worse lately. Lower quality comments and discussion, rehased jokes, unfunny attempts to troll or be edgy
I don’t see that at all. If a research professor can’t get a job at a top 250 school, it likely means their research isn’t impactful. Which makes it hard for them to mentor/advise graduate students towards generating impactful research. It’s a feedback loop on some level.
There's a lot of regulations around e-bikes already, that enforce speed limits to the assist, after which it's all human power, zero assist. It is of course about safety, but it's also about dividing up the regulations between e-bikes and e-mopeds, the latter coming in so many shapes and sizes. That is also why the regulations usually specific that it must be pedal assist, not throttle controlled.

If it walks and talks like a bike, and only goes as fast as the average cyclist, it is probably a bike. But if it has a throttle and goes faster than your average cyclist, it's probably closer to a moped at which point you need a license, different kind of helmet, turn signals, registration, so on and so forth.
OP showed up five minutes late, not fifteen minutes early.
In a few generations when some stigmas go away and we are slightly closer to this mythical society… distributing personal moments of others, especially in compromising positions will still be wrong.

So now, and in the future, we need to punish the victimizers.
> I think the future will be shipping static Go binaries with GIO everywhere.

I would like to add a GUI to a little (very little) mysql database updater tool I have in customer hands. GIO is interesting and impressive but I am not as optimistic as you that it will develop into anything big.
I travel a lot and find that my area rarely has the majority of its hotels listed on sites such as booking.com. What would I have to do, specifically, to get these hotels listed and get paid for it?
What happened is that hardware got orders of magnitude more powerful, user expectations for performance stayed the same, and developers got lazy.
I've seen scientists reacts strangely to military people. There are all sorts of reasons, mostly based on false assumptions about the sort of people who chose a military life. But equally, lots of famous people are just jerks. Many at the top of thier fields, be them scientist or admiral, got there by walking over or past other people.
Finally we can get to IPv6 and store an address in a register.
The Thai Government’s Gastrodiplomacy Program
OP never said the bias was unjust, only that the bias exists and people working in that industry should be aware it could be used against them.

Multiple studies exist showing that men and women have very very different views on pornography and in particular women's views on it are significantly more negative than men's views. Furthermore people's views on pornography change as they get older with older people having an even more negative view about it than younger people. This isn't like a fringe difference either, consumption of porn by women is less than 20% that of men. There's nothing sexist about pointing out that women can and often do have very different views on a subject than men, and no reason to think that women having a negative view of pornography somehow makes them inferior in anyway.
The philosophical puzzle rather seems to be on the side of the billionaire. The billionaire promises to pay if the subject intends to drink the toxin. Therefore the eccentric billionaire is the one who must decide, at midnight, whether the subject holds the intention at that time, and thus whether to let the money go or not.

Since the billionaire has made it clear that the money is not conditional on actually drinking the toxin (the money won't have to be returned if the drinking doesn't take place) he or she has thereby made it clear that it's not actually conditional on the intent. It's de facto unconditional. The billionaire has no way to evaluate the presence or absence of intent, and knows it, and is willing to believe that intent was there even if the subject didn't take the toxin, so as to let them have the money.

Thus it is mostly the billionaire's problem in that sense.

Now someone honest will interpret the offer as a test; the dilemma on the subject's side is just a matter of simple ethics:

"Maybe the billionaire has other good/interesting things in store for me, if I drink the toxin to show that I made good on having the intent. If these next steps involve any more toxins, or anything dangerous, I can decline then, as a still honest person in the eyes of all involved."

Someone not quite so honest, who is thinking about lying about their intent, will be thinking: "Come on, for real now; they are not really going to let me keep the money if I don't drink the toxin. I don't feel bad about taking the money from the idiot billionaire, but some thug is going to track me down and break my knee caps with a bat."

In short, the subject knows that the only way to prove having had intent is to go through with it, regardless of any philosophical conundrums about whether one can internally have intent without the action. It's all about the perception of dishonesty or other repercussions. So it's fairly simple from their perspective.
You don't need the United App to buy and use WiFi on their planes, so this seems unlikely to me.