skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
More details can be found at https://blog.the-pans.com/when-and-how-to-invalidate-cache/
I think you’re right, we would have ended up at EVs no matter what. There are just too many advantages.

That said, I think tesla sped up that timeline quite a bit. Maybe a decade, maybe two. I don’t know how I would ever guess the correct number. but I think there’s no question EVs would not be what/where they are without Tesla.
18.7 as of April
https://socketsite.com/archives/2022/04/visualizing-all-the-...
The article says the berry window manager responds with a JSON string that can be handled by jq. Does anyone know the history of jq ?
Cutting, scraping, and drilling, when mounted in a handle.
I don't know about you, but I prefer my AI to not get angry.
> because my foot is basically in the same position with or without it.

Do you think that's true in general? I've never left my foot hovering over the pedals, back to when cruise control first became popular. I rest my foot fully on the floor, which is much more comfortable, but requires that I move my foot to apply either the brake or the accelerator.
Yea I guess that makes sense. Although inheritance is a change of ownership and the new owner would see the home re-assessed, no?

The other issue I see is that the deferment program is limited to very low income seniors (< $35k year or something like that). That's pretty low for a lot of places in the Bay Area which means not being able to go on road trips and do whatever it is seniors do in their twilight years.
The families I know with very expensive sedans often drive their other vehicle in snowy weather.
It's bro science because this page shows a bunch of already quite fit looking dudes - so already at an advantage - do handstand progressions with the headline "How to Do a Handstand: Get Your First Handstand in 30 Days". And then they try and sell you something at the bottom.

I have seen a lot of gym going adults attempt to learn handstands. Vast majority will give up. Teaching even the gym population to hand balance is not easy.
Are you the only one adding content to the site?
Pritzkers also run the transgender industry in the US: all that expensive medicine and such.
I am hoping to get some experience with probalistic modelling, maximum likelihood etc. I work in bioinformatics and spent most of my time on algorithms development but probability/stats/ML are becoming the norm now. I find it hard to follow papers and develop new methods.
https://skinnybob.info (UFO/alien case analysis)
There are collapsible ports that some laptop manufacturers include. Robustness might be a worry but I’m sure Apple would be able to engineer something suitable.
Auto land exists https://www.planeandpilotmag.com/article/garmin-autoland-thi...

I would think auto take off would be easier to automate
When compiling a rulex to a regex, you specify the regex flavor, so the resulting regex is compatible with that regex flavor. This is significant because PCRE, .NET, Ruby, Python, JavaScript, etc. all use slightly different syntax, but you can use the same rulex to target all these different regex engines.
The fact that you and the other person above are not commenting on the insane (literally) complex and nuanced basis of corruption through the decades speak to your arogance of superiority...

Have you been following politics since the 80s? I have.

I dont give a shit what you may say about the current situation, due to the fact that I doubt highly you have tracked politicians through decades.

Let me name two, just for course, actually three...

Dick Cheney.

John McCain.

John Kerry.

What do all of these folks have in common from the mid seventies through the mid nineties... And we wont talk about their personal corruptions... but what ties all three of these scumbags together through the ages?

(let me give you a couple hints... BCCI and the term Khashoggi (or keating) -- Not the dismembered journalist... his older relative)
In the spirit of clarification / correction (vs pedantry), SPA is a client-side web architecture pattern, whereas Next.js is a web framework best known for its support for rendering outside the browser (SSR and SSG).
No, it has no self-agency. If you let it be by itself it wouldn't do anything because it is a tool that requires prompting, and outside of being conversational it has no degree of sentience.
People got a taste for how good remote work can be. That changed people’s priorities. Before, we were (mostly) blissfully unaware, or at least partially sold on the idea of office life being preferable.
> I've seen people shopping for hardware on reddit say that the navigation is clunky and confusing, and IIRC they said the products are price-gouged?

I think these people are used to shopping from Amazon and Home Depot. They can get their bolts and random specialty items and it comes cheap. When you’re talking about a quality, precision piece of hardware, one where you know the manufacture and have reliable dimensions (and probably even a CAD model) it comes at a price. And if you’re working On something that matters, especially if this is your business, you’re willing to pay for that.
Hal Laning really has been neglected. This is the first place I have seen his work mentioned in public. He did the compiler for Whirlwind, the first actual compiler ever. Knuth notes here it compiled to a series of subroutine calls.

Hal gets first credit on the Apollo 11 moon landing not failing when operator error (a switch in wrong position, missed on the pre-landing checklist), causing the program to be unable to complete all its work on schedule, failed "soft" without losing control of the spacecraft. On each fault, it rebooted and resumed the high-priority processes with all of their important state preserved. Don Eyles, who coded most of the actual landing process, explains in detail in his book "Sunburst and Luminary". Recommended. (People often give Margaret Hamilton credit for this, but her involvement came after this work was done.)

http://www.sunburstandluminary.com

Hal died in 2012, passed over for a Turing award, decade after decade.
California was the home of Reagan and Nixon, and their legacy on state politics lives on to this day.

As mentioned, Prop 13 was a libertarian tax revolt that continues to cause massive structural problems in the state's economy, which only gets papered over by the absolute dominance of the economic productivity of massive innovation. Even California's farmers have innovated far better than many other parts of the country, and grows massive amounts of food without needing the subsidies that so much of the rest of the country depends upon.

But that's not what the commenter was complaining about, I think. My understanding is that his complaint is that Republicans made themselves irrelevant and destroyed their chances to provide a counterweight to Democratic efforts. They did commit a spectacular and awful suicide, through things like Prop 187. (However I disagree with the commenter on the Republican Party being able to provide a positive counterweight to Democratic legislation. IMHO their sort of rentier-promoting, winner takes all, style of legislation would kill off the in bio drive industries that drive California's amazing economic engine.)
My website picked up half a million registered users in the last three months, so it's not unheard of.

Let's see if they can continue sigmoidal growth. Or raise funding.
Yeah, such a pain. A common variation: you submit a fix or feature, the maintainers then commit their own version without even talking to you.
ima try this! thanks
Okay to be honest I was steelmanning because I totally buy it. There's too much folklore. I don't know what it's called in academic journals but there's a certain 'purse' and 'pinecone' [or hops] that seems to be omnipresent in all ancient civilizations that have left art for us.. the Annunaki Purse, maybe? Graham Hancock speaks of it. More realistically the incredible stories from Bob Lazar and Co. Is compelling to say the very least.
You will want a way to disable them, or just shelve them indefinitely. I don't want to use or see emoticons in my email
The point is that it doesn’t make as much sense for companies to produce and sell dumb TVs (or manual transmissions), given the economics.

They are not telling consumers what their preferences should be.
Perhaps half of SF office workers were commuting in before the pandemic? Too lazy to research the numbers but certainly some large chunk just doesn't want to bother driving in every day.
> There are no aircraft autopilots which can be used for a fully hands-off landing

There's no certificated 3C approaches or equipment, but category 3B autopilots will arm at DH, and then continue all the way down and flare and land.

For that matter, there's all the emergency landing autopilots showing up in turboprops now. Push a button and wait to be on the ground. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-ruFmgTpqA&t=219s
Depending on the thing you can do it even more on vacation. Or set it aside and take a break.

Then set a date after vacation and get back on the horse no questions asked
The challenge for the UK is that the flywheel of the City of London corporation and its offshore wormholes were at the core of globalization. Ironically the nation state the CoL coexists with (the UK) is as large a casualty of this as the many colonial nation states ravaged by globalization. This was compounded by the globalists - which the Economist exists to promote - forcing the merger of the UK into the european union.

The vote to leave by the proletariat demonstrated massive dissatisfaction, but sadly there are subsequently no credible political parties or leadership that are not closely aligned with the CoL and/or the EU, resulting in a becalming.

The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire | Documentary Film
https://youtu.be/np_ylvc8Zj8

'Michael Oswald's film The Spider's Web reveals how at the demise of empire, City of London financial interests created a web of secrecy jurisdictions that captured wealth from across the globe and hid it in a web of offshore islands. Today, up to half of global offshore wealth is hidden in British jurisdictions and Britain and its dependencies are the largest global players in the world of international finance'.

80 minutes, well worth watching imo
McMaster is really cool, but not for the quick response time of their website (its actually not very fast)... the wide variety of parts available is why I like them.
A waitlist...for a firmware update?
I wrote about my most recent visit here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31356169

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31532901

I live in Oakland which is fucked up in its own ways.

You can't be taken seriously when you consider SF to be the nicest cities in the world. Try visiting Singapore or Tokyo or Melbourne.
ya but you have to look at it in terms of the consumer. not everyone is buying a new iphone every year. most wait two years and two years of 18%+ improvements leads to a phone that feels like a substantial upgrade especially for mobile games, 4k video and computational photography
Yes, especially for a free service.

I've been asking friends to get off WhatsApp forever, and everyone wants to get off it. But family members and clients are on it, so now everyone downloads multiple messaging apps, ones they want to use and the ones they're forced go use.

At this point even if WhatsApp explicitly says they'll sell your information to Satan, people will still use it because it's free.
The government also took the time (and great expense) to track down J6 attendees who never even entered the capitol, or those who were actually invited in by security, meandered around, and left peaceably.

If the government wants you to be punished, and there's enough spite on the table, guilt or innocence matters little. See: Waco, Ruby Ridge, the FBI urging MLK to kill himself, and countless others that didn't make a lasting splash in the headlines.
I mean, most of the jobs went to the suburbs in the 90s because of cost and convenience, then boomeranged back to the city for (culture? fun? actually idk why; I liked suburbs better). So, no reason history won't repeat itself.
It was actually free in some parts of the world when it was charging a dollar to some others. It became dominant in many places where it was totally free.
No one is confusing anything. It's obvious that they intend these things to do much more than they are currently capable of. Why are you making excuses for a company that some 8 years in has only ever doubled down on the naming and the connotations?

If anyone is confused, it's intentional.
A very expensive troll for Musk, hopefully.
As far as I can tell, all handstand to planche, and frankly all planche videos are CGI, because this move is impossible. /s

Interesting thing about this one is that he doesn't put is palms down but balances on the fingers and thumbs. I put the weight on my palms, most youtube handstand explainers say that's ok.
https://href.cool/ naturally :)
Hello friend, how are you feeling today? Hope you're awesome! Have a lovely day!
I have zero interest in "changing minds" <-- If youre aware of a topic, why should I inform you?

If you're not aware, and your only argument is one such as yours, Why would I bother?

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Its your parents' minds that were already lost if you are raised in ignorance... so already two generations behind in your education.
https://thepiratebay.org/index.html

https://sci-hub.se/

https://libgen.is/
Sustaining Taiwans International Participation Amid Mounting Pressure from China
Under deploy your army, spread them too thin and attack at all fronts, send generals to die at the front line, retreat and focus everything on taking over a pile of rubble.

It is hilarious, if only it wasn’t so sad.
>Nobody outside the team needs a single iota of visibility into my efforts to keep our internal documentation tidy. Anyone who is keeping tabs on this is wasting their time and needs to find something useful to do.

This is naive. Someone above your team is superficially watching how much work your team does. If you don't document it then it doesn't get counted. You want it to get counted if you care about promotions and raises.

>The claim in this thread is that a ticket is necessary for all changes, and fixing typos is a change.

Not in this thread. The original complaint is opening a ticket for updating internal documentation.

>The "that" here is making the change itself vs. making the change itself and doing two other things.

No, the "that" is watching a repo instead of you taking a tiny amount of to tell the team you wrote some documentation.
You’re restating the case for “leveling up”.
> But is that what it is supposed to be for?

(Author of rulex here)

Yes, rulex is compiled to a regex. You can use it with the CLI or the online playground and insert the result into your source code. Eventually, I'd like to have a babel plugin that can transform a rulex`...` literal to the equivalent regex, but we're not there yet.
You can flip through one from 2012 on the Internet Archive! https://archive.org/details/mcmaster-118_202012
Melting Glacier Exposes Ichthyosaur Fossils
All of the extremely wealthy people I know are in favor of maaaive death taxes, of pretty much all wealth. However, none of these people inherited their money, and came from humble backgrounds, so my anecdata may not represent many of the wealthy.
There are some very nice neighborhoods in SF. I live in the 'burbs for a reason, but it's not an "unmitigated disaster".
is this rhetorical?

Edit: Benefit of the doubt, it's a command line json processor written in 2013 mostly in C.
It's not clear what part of what I said you're replying to?
Particularly in a state where the cost of living is far above other states. I recently visited Wisconsin and felt about 2x as wealthy.
Vision of Post Consumerism/Capitalism 200 Years from Now
> Cause of death: remote work

Plenty of office space is being used nationwide. I’m fine going into my New York or Mountain View offices. I would not want to commute into or around San Francisco.
> There is absolutely zero causation between "Built for commuters" and the absolute hell hole you've seen that is SF.

Except, the correlation is real and well known.

> At least 550,476 people commute to jobs in San Francisco and San Mateo counties.

When I lived in the city, I would often work downtown. When I would stay late, you would see up close and personal how the downtown area became a ghost town as the majority of people left the city for home. That’s both a brain, talent, and tax drain on the city, and represents a lost constituency that has no connection to local issues.

This crazy idea that "woke" politics are somehow responsible for the rise in crime and the deterioration of living conditions is a talking point invented by Fox News. There is literally zero evidence for it. Boudin failed because the police admitted they refused to work with him. End of story.
How are they benefitting from cheap labor and goods coming over from Eastern Europe? That sounds like something London benefits from.
Here you go: https://archive.ph/Pt2Ef.

Clearly you know more than me about this so I think I'll let you read it and you tell me if anything changes. Then I'll see about reading the rest of your comment.
Looking back I think the optimism for the internet in the 90s and early 2000s wasn't nearly as inaccurate as everyone says it was. There was certainly a lot of nonsense but I think most of what people thought would happen did end up happening, it just took decades instead of a few years.
Ill show you my full setup once I have the opportunity to take an image of it later tonight.

Trust me, its quite portable and desireable. (I havent owned or worked on a singular desktop machine for the better of a decade, but I want a wide workflow-capable scape.. but it all needs to fit in a backpack.

and be light and portable enough to be a complete "digital go-bag"

(I only have a singular power input: the power input to the laptop. Yet I have two USB AOC monitors. multiple SSDs so that I have two SSDs internal to my machine and several SSDs available externally, a USB mouse (logitech), and several cell phones powered by USB ports either by USB hub, or direct...) and the need to plug in a random USB object (key/drive/whatever)

But also need HDMI and Rj45...

and it all weighs like ~10 pounds and fits in a decent backpack with a camel-back water pouch as well.
But ... semaphores and queues are indeed very similar, and everything you said about a queue is also true for a semaphore. A queue has two fundamental operations:

trait Queue<T> {
fn push(t: T)
fn pop() -> T // waits until the queue isn't empty, then does the pop()
}

A semaphore is is just a Queue where T is a constant (typically the unit type, which has zero size). Since it's always the the same thing there is no need to store the actual items as pop() can just create copies as needed, which also means push() can just discard it's argument. That means you can get away with just storing a count of how many items are in the queue, not the items themselves. Now rename:

push --> signal
pop --> wait

And bingo, we have a semaphore. Which also means if you are having difficulty reasoning about semaphores but find queues easy to think about, just reverse the name transformation above and semaphores become just as easy.

Rust exploits a similar equivalence with a mapping and a set: a set is just a mapping that maps every key to the unit type.
asr (automatic speech recognition) https://github.com/topics/asr-model
It just occurred to me that I bought the book in kindle. So uh I guess first priority is find a way to charge a kindle
AT&T Delivers 20 Gbps Using 25GS-PON on Its Production Network
Wikipedia is by far the coolest website I know.
I don’t. I blast it all out of my mind with massive amounts of alcohol and cannabis and then look it up as needed.
Yeah totally, I got the sense that we agree on "to each their own" but land in different places. The unfortunate thing is that it's totally possible (indeed common) for members of a team to come down in different places on this. So you could have half the team's eyes glazing over every day while the other half of the team would lament losing the ritual.
A rock climber can... a little kid can (they have crazy strength-weight ratio)... anyone who can do dips on rings or parallel bars and a couple push-ups/pull-ups can. It's mostly balance, and some arm/shoulder/chest strength. If you have a flexible back it's easier. If you're used to being upside-down it's easier.

It also depends what "form" you're going for, as capoeristas sometimes have a different method than yogis. Some want you to learn only by shooting your legs straight up, some are fine with rolling into it, some start with a wall, some start from a shoulder stand. I personally prefer the "flail my legs around trying to look at the closet mirror and then fall on the pile of dirty clothes" method.
Would it be possible instead to mitigate this by removing the side-channel: either don't leave any trace in the TLB of the speculative execution, or deny access to the TLB for user mode software?
I didn't mean to imply it's hovering. I'll usually have it close by on the floor. But it's where it would be even if the car were not running.
I agree, but want to note: Landlords only vote once. Short of being extremely patronizing and presuming that the residents of SF are easy to bamboozle when they are paying very high prices to live there, it has to be recognized that there is a broad appeal to those who live there, including those who rent, to not change the housing regulations - because they do not want the growth. It would seem the housing shortage is a feature not a bug for the majority of residents. That might be selfish (and I certainly don't promote it here), but I do think it has been a societal choice rather than one of a few elites.
Discarded History: Treasures of the Cairo Genizah
I tried on my phone, and found that I ran out of screen space before it stopped working.

It was interesting, seeing all of the clocks tick, one above another, second after second.
Anti-vaxxer here. While their negative behavior directed you/your colleges is reprehensible, I can tell you how I feel towards (most) 'vaxxers'. It's almost exactly the way me, an atheist feel toward religious believers. For course atheists come in all forms...
> Tesla has no hardware for proper driver monitoring. Most of model S have no internal camera. And model 3 internal camera wasn’t designed for it

See. That has been my whole point for months that both Autopilot and FSD is still unproven safety critical software and it goes to show that if used in circumstances say at night it becomes even far dangerous to use at the worst time to drive, like I have said before [0][1][2][3]. Even worse that it lacks proper driver monitoring.

I guess they should be required to have this driver monitoring hardware installed on their cars as well as night vision cameras to avoid the crashes I have listed below. If the regulators enforce this, perhaps they might have saved another Tesla driver from losing control or avoided another crash.

Or perhaps if Tesla still finds it difficult to prevent further crashes using night vision cameras, perhaps they have to admit that they should have used LIDAR instead.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29639080

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30267710

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28732866

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29516199
https://www.thiswebsitewillselfdestruct.com

Wholesome, fascinating insight into the inner thoughts of some people, and shows us how tenuous the human connections we make on the internet can feel sometimes.. how lonely some of us can be.
Ray Dalio’s Principles framework calls this out as an indicator of a society in decline. When political groups start to care more about winning than they do about the integrity of the system.
For others who won’t know what this video link is, it leads to a pretty good talk about the generational wealth gap in Britain and potential solutions to close it.

I found it very informative. Thanks for sharing!