skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To most people, brake-by-wire means totally electronic control. Tesla's current models are only electronically assisted (in that there is an electrically powered hydraulic pump). There is still a physical connection between the brake pedal and the master cylinder. This means you are still available to provide some braking force if you loose 12v entirely.

See https://www.evcreate.nl/wiring-the-tesla-ibooster/ as an example
There are a couple of HN plug-ins that enable infinite scrolling and disregard the accessibility to the footer. Super annoying.
Amazon has a forced curve, meaning an org with generally well performing engineers can be forced to put 5% or more on a PIP.
You're quite correct in addressing the issue, indeed, why wouldn't it just grab an image from Docker Hub and make it dock-compatible? And that's what I'm working on. See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31625086#31625750

Best ideas aren't always the first ones in the queue. Remember, I built it for myself first and never thought I'd do a release, so there was no point to it initially.
Maybe setup mail hold for however long they allow, then sort it just once that time period (maybe once per quarter)?
I hope they are seeing the whole picture clearly. Historically, Russia has demonstrated tremendous will to fight on in a degraded state.

At the very least, at the end of this war, Putin must be persuaded that the cost of additional invasions is not worth the benefit. The West must arm Ukraine to the teeth and hope this is accomplished. I am certain he will try to take as much as he believes he can.
But building more housing does lower rent in big cities? It's status quo in tokyo, and it even happened locally where a mini-condo boom caused condo prices to stay flat around that area, while SFH house prices went up. Condos in other regions nearby continued to go up in price, where there wasn't a condo building boom.
Do not: footers or infinite scrolling.
In the maritime industry it is referred to as x-bow and widely recognized as such
I like this one. Very straightforward and unambiguous.
Junk mail can be refused.

https://faq.usps.com/s/article/Refuse-unwanted-mail-and-remo...

Send it back to them. Make it their problem.
> You figure out that the most cost effective way to manage quality control is through returns and refunds, and you streamline this process

No. It's actually just about the most expensive way to do it. But the decision is made by the retailers, who (particularly in the case of Amazon, but also other chains, Walmart, Best Buy, etc) can effectively enforce the decision on their vendors unilaterally, and who coincidentally have virtually no financial stake in the matter (their vendors do!).
The cognitive disconnect is pretty insane here. Affordability issues are a widespread phenomen. You may be able to remote work in a low cost of living area, but the type of people who have housing instability can't. They have to be supported by the shit-tier wages in the low cost of living area, which is why it's a low cost of living area. Except now the "low cost" housing there takes up more than half someone's income at a median job in Bumfuck, State.
I've seen the same, but not with a gift certificate. They would just send me another unit of the same product, for free. So basically get two for the price of one plus a good review. The stuff was actually good, at least. So now I have two of them.
In its current "West against the Rest" conflict, the West is relying on the 500-year 'anomaly of history' in which the West has been ascendant instead of the thousands of years where the super-powers of the World were India and China.

There is no 'God-Given' right of the West to be in charge. The West is is a mere minor fraction of the World: the 'Golden Billion' as it considers itself. Whereas in truth, India alone or China alone has more intrinsic worth than the whole of the West combined.

The World is reverting to the norm. The super-powers will again be India and China within the next 10-20 years: within the lifetimes of most of the readers on HN. The West will again become a quiet backwater, such as many people consider today's Portugal and Spain who were themselves the super-powers of the day 400 years ago.

That 'International Community' you always hear so much about: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FOFo3TaagAEYvUa?format=jpg&name=...
> Toyota’s with unintended acceleration? That was 100% due to fat feet

Wait. What???

https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~koopman/pubs/koopman14_toyota_ua_...

and

> Toyota Motor Corporation Admits to Misleading Consumers and U.S. Regulator About Safety Issues Related to Unintended Acceleration in Its Cars ... TOYOTA to pay a $1.2 billion financial penalty – the largest penalty of its kind ever imposed on an automotive company

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-announces-...
> Amazon has no major issues with worker treatment.

Now I know you are astroturfing.
what about raycast?! https://www.raycast.com/
It’s definitely not an asset. It’s near practically a consumable. It will degrade with use, and over time. It will not maintain it’s current value, let alone increase in value.
Here is a months old LTT video predicting this cycle: https://youtu.be/aJEq7H4Wf6U
I’ve done all of this multiple times. It got better for a couple of months and then started again. The same senders. Real estate agents, coupons, houseware ads… I’ve even written “return to sender” and my post person wrote “you can’t just decline mail” and dropped it back in my mailbox.

I’m so sick of this.
Food retailer selling IT services, can't think of anything more awful! Except maybe a book retailer selling IT services...
I've been a customer since 1996. Yes, for the books. Stopped being customer around 2017 when I noticed a significant markup on all Amazon items. Almost any item can be found cheaper at ebay, aliexpress or somewhere else. Haven't bought prime because I oppose to customer lock-ins and to monopolies in general.
How do you ensure that the Governor General is apolitical?

The monarchy is essentially a system for rearing apolitical figureheads. Any change towards a president would therefore be concrete change to how things are run and I’m not sure it would be a change for the better.
Another fun thing you can do is return all prepaid response envelopes empty, to increase the cost of the advertising.

Marketing mail for the USPS is $13.9 billion of their total revenue of $73.1 billion. (19% of total revenue).

The USPS could easily provide a form that let you opt out of all bulk marketing mail.

https://qz.com/emails/quartz-obsession/2062562/junk-mail/
Technically yes, but if you give people a choice between "no instant gratification, click 10 buttons" and "click here to trade yourself for instant gratification" the latter will still be the selected choice and everything is still the same.
Interesting thougth about organisation growth.
> You are putting words in my mouth

Please quote me, because I never put any words in your mouth, and accusing me of doing so is brazenly false and escalatory.

> and starting to get personal at the same time.

Bringing attention to the hypocrisy of your baseless claims is not a personal attack, particularly when the only question raised was your own company's status and publicly stated philosophy about the industry being directly discussed. You are not a victim in this situation.

> My conclusion was that the idea of profit share sounds good on paper but the math does not check.

This is the exact claim that you just accused me of "putting in your mouth," so you're doubling down on your completely faulty analysis, while also claiming I've somehow antagonized you into doing so.

> If Kagi had $300M /year extra, and shared that money with 10M websites, that would be $30 /year or less than $3/month to a website owner. In my opinion that is not how you make impact

As folks in this thread have explained to you multiple times, there is no such thing as an even distribution of traffic. In reality, the content creators who currently get very little search traffic won't be affected by this additional revenue source, but they aren't expecting to and nobody is claiming that they will. Whereas a content creator who does receive a lot of search traffic would see an increase of revenue that is significant relative to their overall income.

You are still trying to push these fundamentally absurd notions that all content creators have the same sized audiences and that the search engine should be responsible for their baseline revenue -- and if the company doesn't meet those literally impossible requirements that no other business in the world would ever be held to, then the concept is somehow inherently flawed and won't have any relevant impact.

> and the cost of distributing this money would be more than what is being distributed.

You're inventing problems that don't exist. The advertising and content industries have utilized minimum payouts for decades. The claims process could be as simple as a site verification code, which has also been used for decades by thousands of companies.

> It is a terrible idea. Now what can make impact is you take $300M and invest in something that can scale.

This explains everything about your commentary, and I find it to be anti-social at its very core. You appear to be plainly declaring that money can only be impactful when invested in large businesses that "scale" -- scale at what, nobody knows, but apparently scaling is inherently beneficial to society in some way -- and that supporting small businesses is a "terrible idea." That is illogical, harmful and completely unjustifiable.
Posted 2 days ago and another theft today.

https://web3isgoinggreat.com/?id=bored-apes-discord-compromi...
Unavailability is the cologne of desire.
This is what I have done (for car warranty):

Want to get warranty for a horse carriage

Want to get warranty for a 1930s Model T

Want to get warranty for a future 2023 car

Want to speak to Kate when the person calling is Cathy. No no no I really want to speak to Kate.

Want to ask if they can call me at a specific time rather than random so that I know it is them

Max talk time has been 10 seconds. I wish I had the skills to prolong the call.
Good thing approval voting isn't a ranked voting system!
From the article…The standard interpretation, such as there is one, is that Goya had become disillusioned with almost everything by the time he painted the Black Paintings.

Maybe. But it has also been observed that Goya’s decent into darkness coincided with his decent into deafness. Suddenly remove from a man the ability to perceive speech, and life is in danger of looking like a pointless masked ball, a look that seemed to characterize his later work.
My post person wrote “you can’t just decline mail” and dropped it back in my mailbox. I did write “return to sender” on it. I even tried writing “return to sender. Declined by receiver”.

I wrote to the postmaster general. Nothing came of it.
Let me guess, you drive a Tesla.
Probably the last nail in the coffin of the (much more economically valuable) eels
You want your government shadow run by a monarchy or corporate lobby groups? We haven't seen a new government structure that limits corruption in a long time.
The part where when he was cited 8 years ago and told that the fine was $250/day for non compliance.

It’s about 90k per year.
Is it normal to call a price drop a "crash", even when not talking about stocks? The title and phrases like "DDR4 memory has also suffered price drops" make it sound as if something terrible happened. Or is it just me?
I'll plug the book "Dealers of Lightning" for those who want to read more.
Amazon is now basically a swap meet and has too many counterfeit products and products of dubious quality. I hate it now!
I have seen a lot of suspicious "manufacturer" storefronts.
I don't care much about junk mail in envelopes. I don't get that much, and it's easy to toss.

What I do care about are those !@#$%^&* newsprint bulk ads that I get every few days.

I have allergies, and I play harmonica, so my hands are often close to my face.

If I just touch that stack of newsprint long enough to toss it in the recycle bin, my hands stink after that. I have to use a combination of soap and isopropyl to get even a fraction of the smell out.

I realize that the USPS makes money delivering those newsprint ads. Whatever they make, I would gladly pay twice that or more to never get one again.

Does anyone know if the DMAchoice thing would stop the newsprint ads? I have a feeling it wouldn't, but would be delighted to be wrong about this.
This drives me crazy too. You can never get to the stupid footer.
> A drawn out conflict favors Russia

What I'm about to say maybe be totally shocking, but it's the truth. A few people have started to notice it, and it will be more apparent as time goes on, and there will be no reversal from this trajectory.

We are witnessing the total implosion of the Russian military force. The causes will be analyzed for decades (was it corruption? was it misguided doctrine?).

What's the basis for my claim? Some of the Russian (DNR and LDR, included) forces that are fighting currently (you can say conscripts or whatever, but they are troops in Uniform) are showing up with zero training. Zero.

Think about why that might be happening to the 2nd largest military in the world, that's not generally mobilized, fighting a small country in a "special operation".
It's clickbait. "Crash" and "suffer" get more clicks than "lower". Yes, human psychology is that shallow and manipulable.
Haha these days long gone ... prime is 5 days minimum now.
Local businesses just give the post a bunch of shit to drop at every address. Your and my post person doesn’t give a shit about our opt outs. They’ll deliver this to everyone. I’ve tried man. I’ve lost hope at this point.
And I’m sure that some people who played the lottery actually won. That doesn’t mean that statistically counting on a payout from equity earned from a startup is worth it.
Yes. Regen is only capable of what the battery can take in, which is limited at high SoC or cold temps. E.g. see https://electrek.co/2022/05/25/tesla-updates-car-software-re...

You still need friction brakes for everything else, which in Teslas (and most other cars) are hydraulically actuated.
All physical assets degrade with use and only a very few increase in value in real terms.
I don’t see the point of giving up more personal privacy, just to beg some org that we have no control, for some mercy that they may take back anytime they want.

Are we encouraging them to send us more junk whatever, and then charge us more for their spareness? Is there really end of this game, if the rule is in their hands?
The graphics card bubble seems to be reducing, chip shortages affecting other components may be reducing the need to upgrade RAM¹ both for personal and commercial users, and a general drop in demand because of recent cost of living increases² in many places.

Furthermore RAM prices generally may have been kept higher in the last two years due to demand from companies and individuals buying or upgrading kit for home working. Even without the migration of many workers back to offices that extra demand would be rapidly cooling off anyway, as those upgrades and new purchases are³ not part of a regular pattern, so this may be an expected correction.

On top of that the tech is no longer as new: production costs will be dropping as processes are refined and output numbers increase. Though I suspect the current drop is more a demand-side thing for several reasons including the above.

Also: early pioneers have been scalped already, the next tranche of buyers may not bite until there is this sort of price drop.

[1] why bother if other parts of your system won't keep up well enough for you to see the benefit?

[2] fuel, food, interest rates rising in some countries affects those with a mortgage, et cacas: fancy tech is a luxury, people may put off such purchases until the costs of essentials settle a bit

[3] hopefully!
Cash compensation.
I ditched prime and haven't looked back. Amazon treats their workers and their customers as disposable.

It's surprisingly easy to cut them out in a lot of markets and just shop somewhere else. I assume anything I buy from Amazon won't be genuine, and only buy things there that I don't mind being knock offs.
What does it mean to say a video game is successful?
Tesla deserves credit for popularizing electric cars, but the technology is hardly all of their making. Indeed, one could say that the Tesla is the iPhone of cars - integrating existing technologies better than their competitors and showing what's possible. A lot of the other novel aspects of Tesla's cars suck though - the "giant iPad" interface, the "yoke" steering wheel, the electric door handles. Meanwhile the one thing that Musk has been talking about since 2015 at least (FSD) still doesn't exist at anywhere near the level he promised.

One could even argue that the electric car was inevitable, hybrids were already pushing electric drivetrains forward, and Musk was just in the right place at the right time.

Oh yeah, and he didn't even found Tesla.
Maybe there are a lot of people like me that never saw the article? Maybe that's part of the reason.
First line of the article: "This article has been updated because even more apes were stolen."

Yeah this really tells me everything I need to know. Any more reading is just wallowing in schadenfreude.

Which I chose to do.
> Morale is at rock bottom.

This claim is doing its rounds starting from the day one. This being the 100th day...

...maybe you're talking about the morale of all those dudes sheltering in Georgia and Turkey?
>This is autocracy

No it isn't. The monarch's position is purely ceremonial. The queen doesn't pose even the slightest risk to democracy in the UK. She has no power to act outside of the government's will, just a bunch of old documents that say she theoretically can.

>End the monarchy, end the bullshit ceremonies, and write up some rules for when you’re allowed to trash the government.

You don't have an argument here. You have a claim that the ceremonies and culture of another country should be destroyed, and accompanying it you have a request that legal loopholes in its system of governance should be resolved.

My counter-proposal is that the loopholes are resolved and the tradition remains intact.
While most apps no longer work on the really really old iPads, e-mail still does!

I have an old launch day iPad (that makes it over 12 years old) that does just fine for checking e-mail on the couch.
most of them yes. but as captain obvious would point out, not everyone's the same. I'm not one of those users. and you're not one of those users. and I understand "taking back" as "making it possible to be ok for users like me". and I appreciate anyone that does that for whatever thing tgat can be "taken back"
I don't mail anything. I've considered removing my mailbox altogether.
Ah, okay... in that case, yes, I agree with you completely. It reminded me more of a tone poem, rather than an actual narrative. I think you hit it all right on the head.
Not the ones that have fake caller id. Those guys aren't in america, and are completely untouchable by the law. It's a real problem.
Boundary Layer wants to steal air freight’s lunch and transport it by water
I wouldn't call it a crash unless there was a severe enough oversupply that some suppliers were in financial trouble. The DDR5 situation is far from an oversupply; it's just a severe shortage easing as the market starts to mature and achieve a semi-reasonable equilibrium.
Worst case scenario, you can probably patch your compiler's COMPILE function to store the data somewhere before performing the actual compilation.

As for CCL, it seems to work for me just fine as long as you set CCL:*SAVE-DEFINITIONS* to T:

Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.12.1 (v1.12.1) LinuxX8664

For more information about CCL, please see http://ccl.clozure.com.

CCL is free software. It is distributed under the terms of the Apache
Licence, Version 2.0.
? (defun foobar (a b c) (* a (+ b c)))
FOOBAR
? (function-lambda-expression #'foobar)
NIL
NIL
FOOBAR
? (setf ccl:*save-definitions* t)
T
? (defun foobar (a b c) (* a (+ b c)))
FOOBAR
? (function-lambda-expression #'foobar)
(LAMBDA (A B C) (DECLARE (CCL::GLOBAL-FUNCTION-NAME FOOBAR)) (BLOCK FOOBAR (* A (+ B C))))
NIL
FOOBAR
Go to any big US city with dense housing and tell me rents there are low.

For people always referencing Tokyo -- why aren't you living in Tokyo then?
> but I still get a lot of junk from local businesses

> I'm not sure what to do about it.

What I found to be particularly effective when dealing with spam from local businesses is to contact them directly and request that your information is deleted, while also posting that they engage in unscrupulous practices like sending junk mail on public review sites like Yelp and Google Reviews, and then finally filing a BBB complaint directly against the business.
I just want to say I think their company name is brilliant.
Most of the functioning of the US government at every level (city/state/federal) relies on private third parties doing the heavy lifting. In some cases it is visible to you up front (like this one), otherwise it is just happening behind the scenes. A blanket "I don't trust third parties" stance means you have to live a completely self sustained lifestyle off the grid.
Google Cloud plans to bring more AI capabilities into the data center
The major problem in the UK is that Parliament is overpowerful. There is nothing to balance or check them. The monarchy is merely a rubberstamping ornament. What parliament says goes, and this was confirmed by the supreme court, Parliament is supreme.

All you need is a majority in the house of commons to pass whatever law you want. If the supreme court declares it illegal, you can just go back and change the whatever laws you need to to make it legal or just abolish the supreme court.

The reason the monarchary was restored after Cromwells Commonwealth was because legally it was the only body that could check the power of Parliament, parliament protects you from the monarchy but who protects us against parliament.

Unlike the Queen an elected head of state would be divisive, they'll inevitably be biased towards one or the other political parties.

I dont know what an acceptable solution would be.
Because it's an argument against the idea that kidney donation doesn't make sense since it causes more cases? I mean I guess there's a world where 25% of global GDP goes towards surgeons moving kidneys around, but between you and me I suspect that this particular function trails off a lot quicker than that.