skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Entirely speculating, but it sounds like the fundamental problem is that they had a confused Captain and First Officer who both thought they were the Pilot Flying. Human factors / psychology issue. Sure, on a Boeing you'll feel the other pilot's input, but if you're tired enough, or panicking because the plane's not doing what you expected, you might not get the hint.

Task saturation - followed by loss of situational awareness - is a very real problem in today's airliners, particularly during takeoff and approach/landing. You're trying to do a ton of things in a small
amount of time, while dealing with a dynamic situation outside, and in this case after a long, tiring flight over the Atlantic.

There are a great series of (dated but still good) videos from American Airlines about automation dependency, human factors and the simple but very real problems that develop as a result - often leading to panic and disaster when things go wrong. Search YT for "children of the magenta".
Add a discord link
I use raygun for our .net websites. I found Long outstanding issues that new relic never picked up and queries that were n+1 or just slow.

New relic collects a lot of data but it really is a lot of noise. We dropped new relic because it kept modifying requests in one of apis that caused the result api to be corrupted and new relic ghosted us when unable to fix it.
Remote Development with GitHub Codespaces
Please do give SAML Jackson a try, we've married SAML with OAuth2.0 - https://github.com/boxyhq/jackson
Applications of Scientific Machine Learning
Why the heck are birthdays still treated like passwords in the US?
Yes, much harder without authority over a budget and staff.
The fee is to discourage it and make a little scratch on the side.
In the US, IP rights are not a natural right. Instead, they are a limited monopoly granted by the people through their agent (the US government) to inventors and authors. The problem is that there are bad actors "patent trolls" (formally: NPEs: non-practicing entities) who use the court system to make money by suing real companies. There is no income that can be taxed by the government: there's only legal settlements.

The problem is that the monopoly is "very cheap" — think of it as analogous to email being free? By adding a very modest tax to the IP we force NPEs to pony up (make a product) or drop the patent into the public domain.

Notice that it is the owner who determines the IP's value.
https://peps.python.org/pep-0643/ will help the situation eventually
I don't think he was justifying or approving it, he was merely stating the reason.
> It's basically impossible to build them out of wood without lining them with something which may have negative health effects to humans or plants.

Not so! Many types of wood (cedar is a big one) can withstand direct weather/soil exposure for extended periods of time (multiple years at minimum). Yes you'll need to maintain them every so often, but surely you aren't going into gardening not expecting to maintain equipment.
Earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31197559

That post is based on Q1/2022 earnings press release. Note that that's not an SEC 10-K. I'd favour third-party reports over Amaozon's own nonregulatory PR.
Increasing density reduces climate change impact, urban sprawl increases it.
I just got a Titan A200 with a Ryzen 9 5950X. This CPU is really fast, and dissipates only 105W. The Titan workstation is the quietest I have ever had. It's really incredible. Price tag: $3600.

https://www.titancomputers.com/Titan-A200-AMD-RYZEN-Professi...

According to Passmark, the 5950X is beating Intel's 12900X.

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/Intel-i9-12900K-vs-AMD-...
If you can fly with your pet in cabin with you, that's certainly the best option, but it's not available everywhere. Some airlines just don't allow it at all, and I believe most/all won't allow it if flying internationally. (Most US airlines won't even let you fly with a pet in cabin from the mainland to Hawaii.)
Plastic-eating enzyme could eliminate billions of tons of landfill waste
I don’t believe it would be legal in CA for a car manufacturer to offer a warranty that is voided by something like temporarily removing a part.
I do get that vibe at times from some folks, unfortunately. They’re more interested in process, rando points, etc.
And here I thought thermal receipts are safe now. Thanks for popping that bubble.
That's ridiculous.

Having lots of such work is no excuse to do it worse. It is however an excuse to have a growing backlog.

When it takes 10 years to have a patent granted governments will do something about it, but they won't if you "make do".

Appointments for certain government offices in my municipality are booked for 3 months in advance right now. It made the news and the local government is increasing staff.

This would have looked very differently if someone just decided to cut the allotted time for appointments in half.

Degraded service will be tolerated for a long long time. Broken or nonexistent service less so. Imagine the outcry if people and companies can't get patents anymore.

Thinking of it, patents should probably only be given to natural people and at most one every ten years per person (unless replacing an earlier patent), and who can only sign away up to 50% to a non-natural entity. That'll cut down on the bullshit as well. The notion that one person among billions can come up with multiple patentable ideas in such a timespan is patently ridiculous and need not be entertained. Patentable ideas should take research or domain knowledge accumulated over years and not be a five minute shower-thought.
But they still have to be super careful, they still have entry restrictions, quarantines, masks everywhere etc.

At least in the Netherlands we're done with it, until a more dangerous variant comes along but then the whole world will have the same issue again too.

Since being able to just walk into a shop or restaurant without having to watch out for distance, not having to wear masks, just being able to go out drinking as long as I want... It's even more clear how much I missed these things. Finally I feel alive again. Yeah it's totally worth a little bit of risk. I don't want to go around afraid or cautious for the rest of my life or even for years to come. Life is probably a little bit more dangerous now with covid but it's time to embrace it again. Perfect health and long life is never guaranteed.
> I wish at least one commercial airline would adopt a "pet-friendly" policy and just allow people to purchase an extra seat for their dog. My dog would be happy to take the middle seat between me and my girlfriend, would stay out of the way of others, and I'd pay a significant amount of money if this were an option.

Babies are bad enough, and I'd book in an instant if an airline announced a ban on babies. As for animal? That'd be insane. Keep them on the ground where they belong.
> The company attributed the loss largely to a $7.6 billion loss from its investment in electric automaker Rivian Automotive. Rivian, into which Amazon led a $700 million investment in 2019, has seen its stock plummet more than 75% since its blockbuster November 2021 IPO.

Some useful context.
Some of the many common things it's used in - shoes, notebooks, office supplies, bags, backpacks, toys etc.[0] Gee, I had no idea it and its additives, e.g. phthalates[1], had health effects until just now. What sounds even worse is what happens when it breaks down and contaminates water[2].

[0] https://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/opmrdd/health/pvc.html

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/feb/10/phthala...

[2] https://themicrogardener.com/is-pvc-plastic-safe-to-use-in-a...
>this was announced a week ago and not a single person has commented/liked/whatever on the post at the bottom.

Given that their yearly disqus discussion is at a staggering 4 comments, I don't think this says anything either way. It seems in this case people chose to comment on the youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOdjo_Do6hM

If you think that no one cares about this, I'd be happy to link to a few reddit posts I read last week on the announcement. There was a volume of discussion at the time from a developer and consumer standpoint (whether or not it was productive I'll leave to your judgement).

>I think people who claim this project is going to be actively developed in 5 years are being optimistic and naïve.

Is this an expectation of a game that's been "released" for 4.5 years? are there some major features promised or bugs that warrants active, continuous (but not necessarily full time) attention from the developers?

Maybe I'm old fashioned from a day where you can't patch your game randomly 13 years later like Binding of Isaac, but I don't see a need for every game to take on a SaaS route for the sake of... well, whatever players here seem to desire in this game and not a sequel. I don't know that answer.
How hard do you need to pull on the thread of this question when the author of Inform (and the linked article) has already said GUI users will need to wait?
> its FFI story is painful

Is the Rust FFI story much better?

Serious question: I have a Go code base with performance-sensitive inner loops. Considering options now for the longer term.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to respond. I also wanted to say thanks for hatch, I can see this problem space is something you care a lot about! I will definitely give it a go at the next opportunity and see how I can fit it into my workflow.

I have to say I do like a lot of the design decisions that have gone into hatch. Regardless, it is great to have more compelling options being worked on, and eventually something will get it "right" enough for the important use cases that it becomes a de facto standard and then hopefully a "blessed" option that everyone can rally around.
>"I prefer having discussion about the underlying issues causing these emotions though, they keep being mentioned here all the time but I guess its easier to just bash the messenger rather than fight government and selfishness/greed in general population."

And this "blame the government" for the the housing shortage is the same old tired trope that's invariably wheeled out when defending Airbnb. The "discussion" never seems have any more depth once that blame is assigned though. The fact is people have fought at the local government level, from Miami, to Berlin to NYC to London. It turns out that legislation itself isn't enough as it is regularly flouted or just plain ignored. Actually enforcing the legislation is difficult. And regular citizens and local governments are simply no match against the mega-Corp. Or is there another pithy and overly reductionist talking point to that complex problem as well?
I was a frequent air traveler for around 15 years and would sometimes fantasize about an airline or subsidiary that catered only to human people with, say, 500,000 miles in experience as passengers. No kids, no pets, no rookies. But I am even happier now with my unplanned alternative – no air travel at for 2+ years.
Re: appreciation, yes. The Great Lakes are unique and amazing. The more you travel, the more you realize it. I love hearing from people who visited the Great Lakes and were like: I can't see land on the horizon! This is an ocean! But also, no jellyfish +1
Yeah, I have been playing with RDP/remote desktop solutions in Docker for the same need. Another option is using something like the Phoenix framework in Elixir.

https://www.phoenixframework.org/

What techniques are you using, is remote desktop or a new desktop application framework?
Ooh, burn. I feel sorry for Alan Turing and his colleagues at Bletchley Park, all they could pitifully do was practice their beliefs & values quietly where no one else might see them. It would have been much better if they overcame their fear, uncertainty & doubt to share their hopes & ideas for the world to see, what a shame you weren't there at the time to leak them. Wouldn't want to gatekeep.
Thirded. It also depends quite a bit on the pet itself. Most dogs are very cute and well behaved, but some are quite loud and then there are some people with completely spoiled and possibly aggressive dogs, who are then put under stress in an enclosed space with a lot of other animals (prey and rivals alike). Combined with an owner who is unable or unwilling to control them, this is a recipe for disaster. Sure, there are not too many of those, but it only takes one to ruin a lot of days at once.
I used to start most of my online shopping at Amazon, over the years the quality of curation has gotten significantly worse as junk has flooded the platform and “Amazon’s choice” seems like it might as well just be the thing they sell the easiest. The reviews are close to worthless, so the shopping experience is very low signal.

I’ve pretty much stopped buying off of Amazon.
> sweatshop reputation

I always assumed those comments were talking about the warehouse/shipping/packing/etc employees @ amazon?
You insult the members of the site and bring up off-topic current affairs discussion in a geography submission.
But why would you buy the M1 ultra model for single core performance?

I think it would be helpful for people to occasionally restate what they think the thesis is.
> my airplane

> your airplane [lets go controls]

Those are the words to be exchanged to avoid confusion.
No simple C client??
Tritium in Fukushima tanks: 20 kilocuries.

Potassium-40 in the oceans: 530 gigacuries.
What is the Police and Crime Bill and how will it change protests?
Did you read the story of 2011's storming of Bin Laden compound? And that they found heaps of porn videos? And that's how he exchanged messages with his network by using different open porn sites where they uploaded porn? I recommend reading it, it's quite interesting.

Where is the link? Well, I don't give 100%, I like to only point people in the right direction, rest is left as an exercise for the reader.
In your scenario, the other members in the chain would trivially detect your modification because they have a record of what you said before. Then they decide to kick you out of the club and/or sue you for breach on contract.
It’s not fair to flat-out ban refugees (or ban types of refugees such as men): these are, by definition, people escaping unstable authoritarian governments where they aren’t safe and don’t have fundamental human rights.

But that’s it. And refugees take up land and social services, so they should be required to give back (if only because refugee programs simply won’t work otherwise, and countries will try to block or pass on refugees. Exactly what the US/Europe are doing and have been doing the last few years).

I see no issue in:

- Relocating refugees to another developed country (not Libya, not Turkey, maybe Greece)

- Requiring able-bodied refugees to work (in decent conditions, not back-breaking labor, but still in manufacturing or service or IT if they’re capable. Again, because there’s literally no other alternative to pay for these refugees)

- Swiftly deporting refugees when they commit crimes (with a fair trial and evidence beyond considerable doubt, but given these people are being videotaped that should be pretty easy)

- Cracking down on protests like these and making it very clear that refugees can keep their own religion and culture, but can’t enforce it on others, who also can burn books and say whatever they want.

- Tracking and monitoring refugees, at least for a couple years, for the sake of security and to assure people they aren’t terrorists.

Sweden’s approach of just letting in refugees is too liberal. Nationalism and flat-out anti-refugee rhetoric like Trump and Marine Le Pen is too conservative. The bottom line is: give refugees space, essentials, freedom, and refuge, but require them to behave and give back.
For a while Amazon simply hasn't been able to get me items when they say they will with the delay being in the Amazon system before they hand it off to the USPS.

It's strange they can't deliver correctly anymore.
So, what's your opposition to the special district that provides Disney with the ability to maintain it's property is a manner that is consistent with their business needs--which surpass the normal requirements of either Orange or Osceola counties?

Sure it's a benefit to Disney, but it's also a benefit to the county taxpayers:

* Disney subsidizes both counties' services and infrastructure by paying property taxes to pay for services/infrastructure, but not consuming them, or contracting for them where needed.

* Allows counties to avoid costly legal and procedural issues when Disney wants to add new features, attractions, or services at their park, or wish to ensure consistency of services provided by the two different counties.

So, what is the crux of your objection?
Apple GPUs don't support FP64 at all - and Apple only provides Metal as a (supported and not deprecated) API.

NVIDIA GPUs have much more ubiquitous programming models, from CUDA C++ to OpenMP (both C++ and Fortran), allowing them to be much more useful.

AMD ROCm (a CUDA clone, but not managed too well...) isn't in a great state today, but it definitely provides an OpenMP compiler, for C++ only though, Fortran is not covered.

Intel GPUs have a much better SW story on all fronts for GPGPU than AMD's, and OpenMP is supported for both C++ and Fortran there.

tldr: if you want to run this code on GPUs, the two vendors to look for are NVIDIA and Intel. The others just don't have the software stack to do so. (without more heavyweight porting)

Of course, optimising for GPUs also adds work. That said, an OpenMP version is a very good starting point.
Getting the service animal status is quite difficult. There used to be a category “support animal” but that has been pretty much scrapped.
This is stupid; I love it!
I've done this a few times too.

> There’s no way to pre-register the pet.

At least on Delta, you can. You need to call the airline and arrange it.

> Oh, and to go through security, you have to take a nervous and scared cat out of their carry case in the middle of the security line, walk through the metal detector, and then they have to test both of your hands for residue while still carrying the cat.

I always refuse the normal line and get a private screening. So far I haven't had any issues doing that.

Still, it's a huge pain in the ass.
They make a lot of money selling ads so it might be in their best short term interesting to not really worry about that too much since it gives larger sellers and incentive to give Amazon even more money.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/amazons-advertisin...
And the power consumption?
Nice! I've lived on St. Josephs Island in Lake Huron and still miss nature every day. Crappy economy though.
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#!/bin/sh
PEERTUBE_INSTANCE="${PEERTUBE_INSTANCE-$1}";
PEERTUBE_QUALITY=1080;
test "$PEERTUBE_INSTANCE"||exec echo -e "PEERTUBE_INSTANCE is unset\nusage: echo shortUUID|$0 [PEERTUBE_INSTANCE]"
test $PEERTUBE_QUALITY||export PEERTUBE_QUALITY=720;
read x y;
test ${#x} -eq 22||exec echo invalid shortUUID;
z=$(curl -s "https://$PEERTUBE_INSTANCE/api/v1/videos/$x"|tr '\42' '\12' \
|sed -n "/hls\/videos.*$PEERTUBE_QUALITY-fragmented.mp4/p");
curl -4o $x.mp4 "$z";

Download video from PeerTube from command line

On mobile, an app like NewPipe will also work

usage

export PEERTUBE_INSTANCE=video.hardlimit.com
echo peBesyAgtzfRWS5FnDQQtn|$0

or

echo peBesyAgtzfRWS5FnDQQtn|$0 peertube.ignifi.me

The JSON also includes torrent URLs and magnet URIs.
Internationally? I don't think so. Even within a lot of countries.
The video announcement around 1:20 literally says, in bold, all-caps text,

"This is Not the next big engine"

even giving a plug to Godot for those looking for an engine like that. This does seem to simply be a source of education (which makes sense, given their GDC talks) and modding oppurtunities for the community already invested in the game.
Travel insurance looking pretty good. Wonder if the Marriott card gives you luggage protection!
> Silent discos result in a total inability to talk to one another.

This largely depends on the headphones used. I can listen to ambient music on my bone conduction headphones while holding a conversation just fine. I might have to lower the volume to hear people around me well, but at least I can lower the volume.

I’m surprised that after all this time there isn’t really a standard for synchronizing music playback between a large number of nearby smartphones.
Interesting - didn’t know it could by S3 backed. I shall have to investigate that!
You say you don't have any way to talk to them, but when I looked at your signup process, I noticed that you ask for their email so you can email them. So here are some questions and example emails you could send as conversation starters. Send it from an actual email address, not a no-reply, and allow them to email you back or contact you via chat or schedule a call.

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Hi, it's Abylay Keldibek from just-diary. It's been a week since you signed up, and I wanted to ask what's been the most useful aspect of the product?
What's been the least useful?

I am also happy to answer any questions you have.

[sigblock with phone or skype or way to schedule a call]

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Hi, it's Abylay Keldibek from just-diary again. It's been two weeks since you signed up, and I was curious what has been the most surprising thing about just diary?

Is there anything missing that you would like to see or something that you would like to be able to do that does not appear to be supported

[sigblock with phone or skype or way to schedule a call]

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Hi, it's Abylay Keldibek from just-diary. We are planning the next major feature release, and I wanted to know if there is anything you would like to see fixed or anything you would like to see added.

[sigblock with phone or skype or way to schedule a call]

---

I don't see a pricing model, so I am unsure about your longer-term business model. There is a significant difference between "Free users" and paying customers, and you are more likely to get useful feedback from the latter.

For more details on customer conversations, I have collected 40 Tips for B2B Customers interviews many have found helpful in preparing for and analyzing customer conversations. It's a long blog post up at https://www.skmurphy.com/blog/2020/01/30/40-tips-for-b2b-cus...
Toddlers should be fine as long as they qualify for free cocktails.
the idle/clicker genre is full of games that use ads, IAPs, and dark patterns. A curated list that avoids those would be nice, although they are a little more addicting and designed for longer play than the other games on your list.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_Cunningham#%22Cunningham'...

:-)
I remove snap as the first thing on most of my installs.

I hate hate hate hate hate snap. It's a bad idea, badly done.
> I wish at least one commercial airline would adopt a "pet-friendly" policy and just allow people to purchase an extra seat for their dog.

Depending on the size, you often can. I do this with my cat. He counts as my carry-on and I don't get any extra carry-on allowance for buying a second seat though. So there are some extra luggage costs involved in addition to the pet fee. But when the flight attendant comes by and says "sir, you need to put the cat underneath", I say "I bought this seat for him and the ticket agent said it would be ok." Hasn't failed me yet.
Very young humans visibly in prolonged intense agony probably shouldn't have been brought onto the plane either.
From the 1960s racist British motorcyclists according to this: https://linguaholic.com/linguablog/ricer-car-meaning/
Amazon posts loss as online sales falter
NASA Scientists Crack 60-Year Mystery of Fast Magnetic Explosions
This is insane, and we should just not tax property instead :)