skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Meta's metaverse is centered on VR, but generally, metaverse and VR are orthogonal
RedwoodJS 1.0
Is that really necessary when the origin and usage of both words have nothing to do with race?
>Maybe keyboards will have a colored led keys to match these kind of hints

There are enormous numbers of keyboards with per-key RGB lighting available. And the host OS can control them (right now my keyboard is lighting up with the music)
> -- Limit video game use to one or two hours per week

I was doing really good with all of these until Elden Ring came out. Now my side project hasn't seen a commit in a few weeks :)
that can be a pro or a con depending on the way you look at things!

For linux systems, I like fine grained configuration. For Mac though- I don't like it. I own so little of my system on a Mac that I don't want to maintain custom tooling, given that I have little control over the systems these tools interact with.
Commercial Flights can still be flown manually, without many automated sensing system.

But if they don't work you don't take off, it's simply not worth the risk.
Hopefully they let the townsfolk put the lord's heads on pikes :)

Or will the lords only set foot in the town square with a praetorian guard to protect them?
That or 10000M, or if you don’t use the -t option you will see this:

Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Don’t forget cars stopped in bike and bus lanes, or across sidewalks or crosswalks
That feature has been dead for over ten years.
Why would he run for president, when he could quite possibly own a planet if he keeps moving forward with his Mars goals.
If he establishes a base on mars, it is essentially his. Earth based countries are forbidden (in treaty at least) from claiming ownership of celestial bodies. What's to stop him declaring himself emperor of Mars. The person that controls the flow of supplies to an isolated world is pretty much all powerful.
> Speeding is one of the largest behavioral contributors to traffic fatalities

I remain safely at zero speed, most of the day and night. Much, much safer than non-zero speed.
Cookie banners aren't required for a working web. User-abusing organisations would like you to think that, because they want you to blame the EU rather than them. The fact is, if a cookie is strictly required to provide the service the user is requesting, then explicit consent is not required (it's implied by the user requesting the service in the first place).

Cookie banners are only required for sites that abuse users.

Unfortunately there are many organisations who are duped into thinking that they need cookie banners when they do not. That helps the agenda of the user-abusing organisations.
Good advice.

Also, some Chinese sellers will flat-out lie in the specs, so when you're a cheapskate like me, buy from a marketplace that offers hassle-free refunds.

eBay is better at this than AliExpress, for instance. Avoid Wish like the plague. (Amazon is not locally available in my area, so I have no opionion about them.)
Depends on enforcement. Not all jurisdictions are immediately going to accept this data. It's rife with potential abuse. What's even the point? Have you ever tried not speeding? Literally everyone is technically speeding. So what's the point? Government revenue? I guess sure it needs that, so many governments are tremendously bankrupt.

Flipside, what does this really do? It's worse than police. When governments choose to develop revenue like this, it makes the police hostile toward the populace. Every single ticket incrementally increases fear in police and decreases police effectiveness.

Now do this with general populace at scale? Your fellow citizens are now the enemy. Ever so slightly those same knobs will tweak and what happens? Fear of your fellow citizens will not go well. Politicians would be forced to discontinue the app, but at the same time the amount of revenue would make it never happened. Speed limits do nothing but decrease, despite increase in driving safety tech. The incentives of this creates a system which will be very bad for society.
Also, if you make a sysimage, startup time can be reduced to <1s. This doesn't get a ton of publicity because many of the more active Julia devs are developing lots of packages and/or developing Julia which makes this less applicable to them, but if you are waiting more than a few seconds to load packages that you aren't a developer of, sysimages are a wonderful quality of life improvement.
Lots of tactics, and only some strategies in the comments so far.

https://read.lukeburgis.com/p/the-danger-of-ignoring-beauty might be a good (short) read (posted earlier today here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30904338).

It ends with the question: what do you want to want?
The same happened with me...
https://youtu.be/Chrd0GjBq9o?t=15

I wouldn't have suspected a thing. (15 seconds in)
Parent edited their post removing the context that they asked about whether it was likely that the vaccine had gotten into their brain matter. You are right that the virus has been observed to sneak into the brain and cause damage. I think researchers have previously even said a COVID diagnosis reduces IQ by 3 points on average?
I started my search with Dacia Spring (lol), went to Twingo, then to Leaf/Zoe. Battery degradation of these cars were known and looked good to me. Then I discovered full feature battery powered cars like ID.4 and Enyaq from Volkswagen. ID.4 had too much touchscreen. Enyaq had main screen from some back yard sale in Shenzhen. New car with 4” display. Just wow!!! Then I found Kia e-Niro, did a test drive. Was not big enough. Then did test drive of EV6 with all wheel drive and I really liked it. It will be our single car in the family trading in BMW 3 series. However BMW is a a nicer car with better build quality.
Is 37 really young enough to be worth mentioning?
My situation is two parents working and two younger kids. The element of rising early that actually energizes me is control. It is one of the few things I can unilaterally do to shift productive time. The rest of my day is the fragmented or constrained, and my mental energy at the end is very low. I like the feeling of be able to decide that some random afternoon meeting gets me at 50% power, and items of my choosing get my full attention at 5am.
I ride a motorcycle with a helmet mounted GoPro, and I see people on their phone every single day. If there was a monetary reward for reporting distracted drivers I would quit my job and just ride around all day.
I happen to have that exact same adapter. It can provide FullHD, but only at 30 fps. At 720p it manages 60 fps fine.
Why People Are Adding a Second Shift at Night
Does it detect alcohol?

EDIT: As the father of three daughters, I'm much more concerned with my daughters consuming too much alcohol, which puts them into a compromised state of decision-making. I know those drugs exist, and have been used, but alcohol is much more prevalent, much more socially acceptable, and just as effective at reducing decision-making ability, and ultimately, the physical ability to resist unwanted advances.
Could you elaborate how?
I use a Blackmagic Design Ultrastudio Recorder 3G. Requires Thunderbolt 3 but it’s pretty cheap for the quality.
See above: _not allowed_ to remove porn, spam, doxxing, or death threats without a court order (of what jurisdiction?) => immediate chaos

(Note that FOSTA/SESTA already imposes a proactive legal obligation to censor within the US, and overrides s230)
One of my favorite videos of all time on this topic: Traffic Waves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGFqfTCL2fs (Not new information, but a fun video, and it's something truckers have known about for decades)
> Based on that, this is essentially what you could call a "DudeRank Classifier" because as The Dude in the Big Lebowski says, "Yeah, well, that's just like, your opinion, man" :)

Yes, but isn't human VC investing already just a big DudeRank classifier?
The infrastructure for railways is considerably more expensive to build than a BRT, even with the dedicated lanes required for it to be fast.

A middle ground are light rail and tram, but those tend to be slower than a bus based-BRT system as the cheap rails don't support speeds as fast as a metro or railway.
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We have raised over $400M to apply machine learning to one of the most unique datasets in existence - over 12 billion images of cells under a huge number of biological and chemical perturbations, generated in our own labs - in order to find treatments for hundreds of diseases. Our long term mission is to decode biology to radically improve lives - we want to understand biology so well that we can fix most things that go wrong in our bodies. Among other awesome folks, Yoshua Bengio is one of our advisors, and helps our ML team come up with novel ways of tackling these problems.

We’re looking for:
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• Principal or Senior Full Stack Software Engineer (Utah, Toronto, and Milpitas): You'll work with biologists to create experiment design tools ensuring experiments are generating high quality data.
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Senior Software Engineer; Machine Learning Operations: Work cross functionally with biologists and data scientists to create a self-service, automated and scalable data acquisition and management system which will support the extraction of pre-clinical insights.
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http://www.recursionpharma.com/careers for more details and to apply.
Logistics: Salt Lake City, Utah and 2 new offices opening in Canada. Hiking/running/biking is literally out our back door, and it's half an hour to 6 ski resorts. Great competitive pay, health insurance, 401k, relocation assistance, equity, monthly fitness/wellness stipend, complementary chef-prepared meals everyday, two one-week paid company closures in addition to flexible, generous vacation, 70ft onsite rock climbing wall, commuter benefits, a top-caliber team, and help make a massively positive human impact. Happy to sponsor/extend visas.

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The Transmogrifying Power of Reflection
if accumulated experience should not contribute to pay, it follows perfectly.
I'm still surprised we haven't seen – as far as I'm aware – a proposal to integrate the cookie consent notice as a unified browser specification that websites would have to go through to ask for permission, just like they have to for displaying notifications, use the webcam, microphones, etc.

"This website wants to share your information with the following third-part services...", with a way for me to save my preferences for various services so I don't have to select for each individual website I visit.
> Can you explain how being public pushes Twitter to extremes ?

Public companies and their leadership face much more pressure to show profit and growth every 3 months. This pushes them toward short-term thinking and easy ways to juice their numbers. For social media the easiest way to do this is the promote and encourage content that incites outrage, since this drives engagement, which in turn drives ad $$$
Yes! I came here to post the same thing - the link didn't work for me, and I inadvertently upvoted as well. I assume the article has merits of it's own, but I do notice a huge ratio of votes to comments, I guess some are inadvertent. It would be interesting to search through other very short titles and look at the ratio of comments to votes vs others above some vote threshold... (I'm on my phone or I'd try) - edit, is there a regex search for HN anywhere? It looks like algolia doesn't support them
> Another concern I have is that if a feature toggle isn't enabled in production for a long time (for us, several days is already a long time due to a tight release schedule) new changes to the codebase by another team can conflict with the disabled feature and, since it's disabled, you probably won't know there's a problem until it's too late?

Reminiscent of Knight Capital losing $440 million in 45 minutes via feature flags: https://dougseven.com/2014/04/17/knightmare-a-devops-caution...
> And a whole host of other bad driving behavior that basically boils down to "the driver doesn't seem to know what they want to do".

Honestly, my observation having driven in multiple different countries (but predominantly in the US and across different states) is that Americans drive without forethought. One of the things you learn in drivers education in most countries, and are also taught during on-track instruction if you ever go to an HPDE, is to look farther ahead so you can be focusing on what your next action is going to be. The natural inclination of drivers in America is to look at whats /directly/ in front of their vehicle and think no further ahead. This type of (semi-literal) short-sightedness is a direct cause of so many of the bad (and sometimes downright stupid) behaviors I see on roads in the US.

And then you have legitimate bad actors who are selfish and behave in purely anti-social ways. These folks should frankly be identified and just straight out banned from driving. Driving enforcement is lax in the US, as well, mostly used for revenue generation via fines rather than license removal. There should be a LOT less licensed drivers in the US, but we have no real alternative transportation pathways in most locales, so our society is not willing to actually take away a license from someone despite considerable evidence that they can't drive safely. Even multiple DUIs will not get a license permanently removed in the US.
"Silly" also conveys the feeling that it's probably too late to redefine this as SSE.
Specs mean nothing to Chinese developers of one-off products.
How do you get realistic data into these environments? Our production has 10TB of database data and 20M files uploaded by customers.

We regularly see devs write queries or nested loops that work fine on their tiny dev system but explode when run against realistic customer data.

Right now we go through a 12 hour restore then anonymization pass to keep staging up to date. Very painful. Who has a better way?
That's hard to answer because there are so many different types of books. E.g. I like this one a lot, it's basically a summary of the most important academic papers about what makes online communities successful:

https://www.amazon.com/Building-Successful-Online-Communitie...

But I also like Seth Godin's books a lot, e.g. All Marketers Are Liars, Free Prize Inside, and Purple Cow.

A lot of my reading on web stuff has been vaguely in those categories though, in terms of either academic research, academic theory, digital ethnography stuff, psychology and sociology, marketing theory/praxis, plus whatever I've read on design and UX.

I would say the single book that founders in the tech industry would benefit from reading the most is probably Punished By Rewards by Alfie Kohn. I feel like every other startup puts themselves out of business by fucking up on the super basic things that book discusses. I end up having to explain it to people all the time.
I was mainly looking at Corning's optical Thunderbolt 3 cable (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1577012-REG/optical_c...). So far, that's the only example of a working and commercially available data-carrying optical cable that I know of.
How to write and manage PRs that spark joy
I also have seen that when I go to look at at in on my laptop the file isn't actually there. And that is supposedly the only way to report it as spam, so its unclear if Google is actually catching it as spam or not.
> I don’t care about speeders. Realistically, they are not making me less safe.

I find this very hard to believe. Do you have a reason for believing this? Also, what about when you're a pedestrian or for cyclists?
Vr is a subset of the ‘metaverse’. The metaverse isn’t really something new. It’s just a rebranding of the portion of our lives that are contained within the digital realm. On top of that there are obviously ideas for how to adapt and grow that space, which is all to be seen
Better approach:

1. put smartphone in stand
2. point camera towards drink
3. open app
4. go dancing / wait until someone puts drug in drink
5. app detects it, using deep learning / computer vision
6. call police / throw away drink
Focus on a single goal for a long period of time and be patient/don't be afraid of failing along the way.

The hard part isn't coming up with new ideas or starting projects with "potential" or being "creative" the hard part is getting someone else to use them. You need to double down on something which can actually fail to ever have a chance of something you build mattering.

Personally, the specific way I found to do this was to work at fast growing early stage startups with founders I found impressive. YMMV.
Loads of wealthy people live in houses that they themselves don't directly own. Instead they'll form a real estate LLC that owns property, pays contractors to maintain the houses, and the people will then pay rent to their own LLC to live there to cover the maintenance costs and whatever mortgage/debt the LLC has.
> what is it about those words that make them the most important thing to you when it comes to freedom of speech?

As ramblerman says, it's because it's a fundamental biological concept that's central to my existence as a member of Homo sapiens. It's absolutely unacceptable to me that I or anyone might not feel comfortable stating that we (surprise!) adhere to the traditional definitions of the words "man" and "woman". I don't really understand why you think something so fundamental doesn't matter.
I don't care about speeders. I care about stopping people from using their phones while driving. EVERY SINGLE TIME I drive, I see people staring at their phones and not the road. It's infuriating. I think it's even worse than drunk driving for a few reasons:

- more likely to happen during the day so more potential for accidents

- more socially acceptable

- more likely to be done by the least experienced drivers (citation needed, I know. anecdotal evidence from living near a high school)

I suspect there will have to be some major event with multiple or high-profile casualties that will catalyze some sort of legislative action before anything changes.
Why don't more languages offer flow typing?
Jack Dorsey isn't CEO anymore, Parag Agrawal is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parag_Agrawal
out of curiosity, how did you like pulumi compared to terraform? I'm starting to hear about it more often
Sounds like a good way to discover people steal unattended phones.
It helps to consider the smartphone as an "input device" rather than as storage and presentation device. You know you've got a real winner of a photo if right away you want to share it with someone. A backlit cluster of leaves on a beautiful fall day - off to my sister who is a master of such shots. A really great photo of the kids - off to a particular Whatsapp group (Facebook has long ago faded for this sort of thing - yes, I know, Whatsapp is still Facebook). And so on.

But at the end of the day, or the week anyway, download all the new stuff to my old-school computer and cull ruthlessly. Only the parts that survive that go into the real collection. Which is still a lot, but cross-referenced by date taken and subject matter, the fulfill the "digital diary" role, not the "art gallery" role.

Immediate culling is important. Once the photos are a month or two old, for one thing they seem too important to cull any more; for another so many have accumulated that you'll never catch up anyway.

My ultimate storage system - homemade and not publishable quality - has a web accessible, rudimentary full screen, swipeable presentation layer, so I can still show off the photos from it in a similar way to showing off photos actually stored on the phone. But it has the culled collection that is merged together from two phones, several old school digital cameras, and even motion capture surveillance cameras watching the front and back yards.
It's flattering to find you have spent some time going thru my history, although if you have tried to think critically instead of throwing emotional messages, I would consider that to be more useful activity.

Proper investigations means independent and not biased, which is clearly not the case for you and those who blame without any evidence, just because media provided a nice picture. Will it ever be the case and will russian forces be there or someone else is to be found. Unfortunately massive campaign on media blaming russia for that hints us the proper investigation will never take place.

And lastly - luckily it's not your private space, so please don't behave like you own it. If you enjoy echo-chambers there are plenty of places for that. HN is one of few where people freely express substantiated POV.
Node.js Serverless Adapter – add support for any cloud and event sources
Not at all (under the assumption that a possible Twitter under Elon Musk would continue to adhere to local laws).

But trying to shut down a platform which is considered (by some) "critical infrastructure" might find you in a position where regulations restrict what you can do.

It's not a certainty but a possibility that this might happen (regardless of who is in power at the time.) Many politicians of different leanings use Twitter for communication.
not by accident, but getting rich clearly wasn't his goal when he dumped all his money into the start ups. why aren't we glad the richest man in the world got there by using his resources for futuristic ideas instead of something like oil and gas
Investing in Season Health
Depending on why you're using a VPN, you can just pay for a tiny VPS from ovh/hetzner, setup wireguard and use that as your VPN. Obviously don't do anything illegal, since everything is going through a server that is directly tied your credit card. But for privacy/security, it's good enough (for me anyway). I'm guessing it's luck of the draw if your IP has been blacklisted or not, but I've not had any issues the last 6 months whilst I travelled around.
I think the best option is to back the right oligarch or, if one can't find an acceptable one, become a better oligarch.
Same, although I haven't yet tried to purchase direct from Anker. I think I tried once and it just sent me back to Amazon.
Or he could just fly on scheduled commercial flights like everyone else. Business Class is pretty nice.
By Yoda was, this title clearly written