skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In a marine environment, lost at sea or burial at sea, in both instances bodies go though a recycling process by the marine environment. So those lost overboard I don't think there would be much hope for, but those "entombed" in their vessels, if the ship were brought up, then yeah the Navy most likely would try to ID them. I think for civilian losses most often they are left undisturbed in their resting place.
More precisely, you don't see the relevance my rhetorical question has to your point.
Are you being pedantic? Because obviously they set off the bombs while in the tunnel between stations rather than at a station?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_July_2005_London_bombings
> I guess you have to be extremely lucky, prolific, or shamefully promoting yourself to actual get enough income to live on.

I expect that user facing programs are more likely to succeed than libraries.
This is my concern. With abortion being a crime, the only way to determine whether a miscarriage happened in this fashion is to intrude into the woman's personal life, unless there is other clear and obvious evidence. This is where search history and other communication will be inspected.
Absolute morality cannot exist, even if you posit the existence of some deity. Ethics and morality are completely arbitrary, and cannot be otherwise.

The cut flower thesis is hilariously ignorant. The flowers of empiricism have finally grown too widely for the ignorant to stamp them out.
article subtitle: The crash should have been a humbling moment for the industry. Instead, companies are doubling down.

And then I saw no mention the sine qua non of that, when in late May a16z announce its 4th crypto fund at $4.5B. Man, would I kill for that list of LPs. They have deep, deep pockets and you can sell them anything.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/wealth/andreessen-horowitz-r...
Hype seems to be the one infinitely renewable resource.
This is untrue.

There are women in prison right now because they had miscarriages that they could not "prove" were not their fault.
There are slightly larger servos which are much better, all the components are better, but they're expensive ($30 or so each) and beyond that, there are robotics servos (like dynamixels) but those are fairly pricey.
For heights above 6 feet you should use a different bmi formula, with an exponent of 2.5 not 2.

2 is used commonly but only because it used to be easier to compute.

Also, for people with large muscle mass, bmi will show overweight or obese for people that have normal (or even low) fat mass.
Ex parte rexamination should be far cheaper than that. The success rate is lower than other avenues, but could work due to the mountain of evidence.
There's still a hurdle — artists still have to be prolific and have the drive/energy to record/edit/upload. That alone filters out most of the noise.

Lacking a long tail, culture becomes a race to the banal.
https://www.investmentweek.co.uk/news/4050676/bank-england-b...

It would be just a matter of time until other governments consider this too.
part of that is just the youtuber aesthetic. MKBHD basically looks like that, but i don't think there's any doubt that he's making good money off youtube
siknad and uryga give good replies on dependent types and TypeScript's structural typing. There's also an experimental static typing system for Clojure that allows for typing of maps:

(defalias NamedMap
(HMap :mandatory {:first-name Str, :last-name Str}))

(ann full-name [NamedMap -> Str])
(defn full-name [{:keys [first-name last-name]}]
(str first-name " " last-name))

If you can determine some subset of the keys of a map at compile type, then you can type check it to some degree.
Honestly I'm glad I'm not the only one. With one kid it was still possible to have some hobbies but with two it became almost impossible.
Either propaganda or inability to get outside of one's own bubble?

I don't think it was a coincidence that all of the Asian countries had strong central governments with commitments to long-term planning, at the times of their ascension. Even today, they send hordes of students to American engineering universities, as if the aggressive industrial policy never ended. At CMU, there were roughly as many Singaporean, Thai, Taiwanese, and Korean students (i.e. each of them) as there were students from the Midwest, in the engineering program I was in. And they were much much better prepared for the material than 9 out of 10 of the American students. From them, I gathered a picture of societies that had strong policies designed to build out the kind of economy that poor countries would love to have. Liberal, it was not.
The kids factor changes things far more than the location
Is GitHub's 500k "a donation" or "a budget for bizdev/marketing"? How would you tell the difference?
Hacker news is one of the worst communities on the internet but the headlines are better than most aggregating sites. Though I see more and more postings that also came across my Google news feed so HN is losing a lot of its utility for me.

But it's a good place to see where the wind is blowing in terms of the ongoing radicalization of white men.
Work with Git Forges from Magit
Small nitpick: default subreddits no longer exist. The admins killed the notion after one of the blackouts.
It's questionable whether Saudi Arabia can really be described as "rich". The country has a great deal of income equality (there are beggars on the streets of Riyadh), foreign workers who are paid a pittance do virtually all of the work, and the economy including a huge chunk government make-work for locals is mostly a mirage propped up by oil prices.
The point of adulthood is to live a virtuous life, in the old sense of the word virtuous, not this modern chaotic thing where people equate a snippet of a political stance with the most desirable aim for men.

Dressing up 'privileges' is just a 50c excuse for people in hierarchical positions to go to do whatever they please in the attempt to 'advertise' the value of adulthood. It's going to be summertime for the promoted.

This will go poorly and the spill-over from misbehaved 'adults' will make adult-looking responsibilities less relatable. As we've already seen with Boris Johnson's covid parties and whatever else. That pattern of public discontent with loose behavior among the upper crust will continue to cascade down the hierarchy until we're all upset with project managers wasting time and killing relationships. The system falls apart and we leave it's "adulthood privileges" in the trash.

The article is short and is written like a statement of intent, not an honest attempt forwarding an idea or promoting conversation.
The company I work for has recently transitioned from many small repos to a single monorepo. I can tell you that the development experience is MUCH better. 99% of issues required cross-repo coordination, which was a nightmare, and thing could easily get out of sync.

With a monorepo, you don‘t need to think about which commits work with which other commits. One commit ID is a full description of every subcomponent.
We have coffee shops, bars, restaurants, museums, historical sites, theatres here in the suburbs as well. We even have a Michelin-starred restaurant in my suburb. Plenty of cities don’t have one of those. It’s obviously not as fast-paced or cutting-edge, but people don’t just sit at home in silence.
In the interview he said that he believes the AI is sentient "based on his personal spiritual beliefs".

(This is same argument that was used to ban abortion in a dozen states this week.)
https://archive.ph/bpyIC
"Listen, we support sane policies (just not in practice due to the political leaders we vote for), but the most important thing to discuss in this situation is your rhetorical tone" is probably not the thing to pat yourselves on the back over.
No idea what it is, I never went to a mental health professional.
I got Ketamine before being loaded into the ambulance and I felt pretty great for about 4 to 6 months after. But it's not easily available in my country outside of emergency situations.

Hadn't heard of some of those other ones, maybe I'll them a try, cheers.
Yep, there just isn't the demand for slow service when the TGV is just that much better. I look forward to the continuing return of night trains in Europe, though!
>There's no reason why language models should be immune from what is standard expected behavior in society.

So sue OpenAI then. That's your recourse if you believe you've been harmed. I don't think you'll be very successful, given that even people here aren't strongly on your side. I think normies on a jury trial are going to be even less sympathetic to your arguments than the HN crowd.
The problem is not having two hours of spare time, it's that you feel so drained at the end of the day that you don't have the energy left to to anything meaningful.
I have used monero plenty of times. Speculators don't like it so it has a relatively stable price, unlike bitcoin.
Some redditors use Reddit Enhancement Suite.

> - How many engaging conversations have you had on HN in the last year?

- None that I remember, thank goodness. One man's conversations are another man's flame wars.

> - How many people do you know on HN?

- At the very least, knowing HN users' affiliations and posting tendencies is key to quickly blocking unwanted ideological noise, whether it concerns international politics or programming languages.
Scott Crossfield's X-15 emergency
If that was me, I would rather have let them break the chair instead.
I too, tend to avoid much woo, but perhaps, for the strange tattoo.

https://www.the-sun.com/news/3145281/john-mcafee-suicide-wha...
Reddit is much better than Twitter in terms of social UX and worse in terms of app UX
Some drunk mistakes the bike path for their turn and the municipal planner shows up to work on Monday with an inbox that's been blown up by a million Karens screeching about "gotta keep cars out"

So he goes through the catalog of typical off the shelf solutions that exist in his trade, selects a reasonable one and has it installed. 6mo later his inbox gets blown up by the same million Karens screeching about how the barrier made the bike path suck.

A large subset of the public is made up of people that don't understand that everything is tradeoffs and think they can have their cake and eat it too. And because these people can't wrap their minds around the tradeoffs it's impossible to have the adult dialog regarding which tradeoffs they dislike least that needs to be had if the least worst solution is to be reached. There's no winning when dealing with this kind of customer base unless you creatively define "winning" to exclude customer satisfaction. But when you do that you get other failure modes. You can sometimes money your way around the problems but that's just a constant factor improvement on something that's exponentially crap.
so you get type errors at runtime rather than compile-time.

That's a known problem with dynamic typing.
I believe the title of this article to be misleading.

Companies ARE acting like it. Coinbase, after all, did reduce its headcount in order to reduce their burn rate to be able to withstand the market turbulence.

More importantly, the current market turmoil extends way past just crypto. Many investment vehicles such as stocks, bonds, startups, commodities, etc have experience elevated volatility recently. That is normal. The market does not monotonically move up forever.

Also, do not take the above statement to mean I endorse crypto as an investment. I believe crypto is akin to unregulated startup investing (at least for most higher risk startups you need to be accredited which is a way to acknowledge risk). When investing in a new crypto you are IMO investing in the idea and team making it. The company! Not on a line-chart on your broker's screen. If the project turns out (in the long run) to have widespread adoption you would hope its value would go up.

For instance, consider the Chia (XCH) project. It currently has a market cap of $165M. Therefore, if I were buying Chia at the moment I would think about the following: Do I believe that this company/idea can be worth more in the future? Is it a fair valuation for this startup/company?
It's fundamentally embarrassing to be caught with your pants down not knowing the sort of basic things the line of questioning inevitably leads to. Most of us are intellectually sloppy. Few of us will admit to that.

You'll find an army of people willing to defend say human rights, but very few of them could convince Socrates why. It's not that it's an indefensible position, of course it is, it's just that nobody really seems willing to shine light at central ideals like that. It's something that's so often taken for granted that very few actually bother to learn to motivate it, so when questioned, they flounder and fear maybe it can't be motivated, and react with aggression and threats instead of curiosity.

In the end, the Socratic method is a harsh and bitter medicine that not everyone wants to swallow. Everyone likes to call themselves a skeptic when it comes to the thinking of others, but few wants their own assumptions scrutinized. I think walking around like Socrates accosting people with it probably will get you in trouble now as it did then.
Exactly. Ask 10 different conservatives what "woke" means, and you'll get 10 different answers. It's become yet another generic word that simply means whatever the speaker doesn't like. Or, as in this thread, they can't even define it--except to say that it's bad and delusional and intellectual quicksand and... something about hierarchies? and institutions? Who knows? I obviously don't have the intellect to parse through all their codewords and layers of indirection.
https://github.com/bdring/midTbot_esp32 is retired now but contains lots of good ideas.
Beauty is free. Urban infrastructure is not.

Now, what was your point again?
Not op, but they probably refer to jsSHA[0]. (Based on author name of repo and package)

[0]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jssha
It would be nice if the crypto ponzi schemes presented themselves as gambling, instead of "investing" (with 30%+ APY, lol) and hawked by celebrities.

At least gambling is regulated by states.
Why StringView? What is that supposed to mean?
I have no idea. This was before all the machine learning stuff came into fashion.
> Folks start implying that code points mean something, and that O(1) indexing or slicing at code point boundaries is a useful operation.

It isn't possible to determine where to slice a string at grapheme cluster boundaries without indexing into the code points to find their combining classes.

The author's point here is self-contradictory, because if string slicing requires anything more than slicing at code point boundaries, you're going to need fast indexing to code points.

What the author appears to want to argue is that the trade-offs are worth it. However, it's possible to make that argument without the bad faith claim that there's no value to the other perspective.
> Unless we do something worthwhile — fun, interesting, desirable — with those privileges, young people won’t want to apply to the society of grown-ups, and adults won’t be able to wholeheartedly encourage them to join its ranks.

This is the crux of TA. It's encouraging us (adults) to live in such a way that makes adulthood look worth pursuing.

It really can be tempting to waste adult years on things that won't matter next month. I know I'm guilty of foofing away a lot of my adult life on inane web surfing, for example--if only because I wasn't thoughtful and determined about focusing my relaxing time towards better goals. Just a little self denial (sleep or read a book instead) would have yielded exponentially better results.
The actual savings rate in Singapore is around 40%, and Confucianist countries also have a strong notion of "face", including conspicuous consumption to keep up appearances. But feel free to visit any Singaporean shopping mall or restaurant: it's locals who are doing the vast majority of the spending.
The base URL (without mp4) does not seem to work. Is it available?
Indeed, and if you add up all the users of 1-based languages (Fortran, Matlab, R, Excel, etc.) and 0-based languages (C, C++, Java, Python, etc.), I think you’ll find that the 1-based languages have vastly more programmers.

Going by popularity, 1-based indexing is the established convention.
East/Central Europe (post commie)?
It's called a developmental state:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developmental_state
What prompt did you use on GPT-3? I tried a few and it never revealed your actual name.
IIRC for Scott it was a professional problem: a psychiatrist's patients are not supposed to know anything about him outside therapy.
So vote out those Eurocrats who implement this. Not hard to do. We do have a functioning democracy in the EU.
The biggest cultural phenomenon I have seen recently that revolves around encouraging young men to adopt responsibility has been Jordan Peterson.

It was bizarre to see the popular media make him out to be somehow a "alt right misogynist fascist".

I found he has well articulated and interesting points of view, and there were a lot of women who appreciated his message to young men, as they'd be dating this cohort of men.

I think a lot can be taken with a pinch of salt, but to see the reaction against rather mild conservative viewpoint showed I think a problem.
Indie devs and small businesses (<5 installs) can use the community edition for commercial purposes, too. I use VS Code & the C# extension most of the time, and that's free as in beer for use by anybody.
A reddit thread with 15 comments, several of which disagree with your claim, is not a "widely held belief"!

> you don't need to know what neighborhood you're in: they are all roughly the same in terms of crime.

This is unreal. Is this some Bavarian bullshit? Nobody in the north believes it.
There's a decent point you're making that's getting lost because you're choosing to use the inflammatory language. Delete your first sentence, and the last two sentences, and the same point is there and more likely to be taken.
Roe was decided 7-2, actually. What other parts of this history have you missed out on?
Thanks for the link and excerpt!

Though there are plenty of people who prefer to pretend that issues like this have no scientific merit or technology impact, this is going to once more become an area of very active economic research, and, now that this has been broached in the midst of our personal data and privacy policy struggles, I think there is high potential for the issue to become central to the ongoing developments there as well.
I live near a mixed use cycle+pedestrian underpass under a railroad that has curves into and out of it. It's mildy terrifying in a way that's surely by design. I don't know how safe it actually is, but it _is_ used very heavily - because it's by far the shortest path connecting most routes on the opposite sides of the train track, which trumps virtually all other concerns in day to day traffic, especially for pedestrians and cyclists.

And hey, there's no car traffic, so accidents are likely to be at least a little milder, though hitting one of those stone pillars is perhaps not much better.
The proposal was a bit more complex to care for the outcome you are probably worrying about. They extended another law that forbids misleading advertisement for pharmaceuticals and medical procedures to also cover abortions.

The situation before the change was that everyone could publish any information's , true or false, about abortions except doctors and clinics. Now misleading information's are prohibited and doctors are alowed to inform about abortions and publicise that they perform the procedure.
Unfortunately the same people use the same argument against use of synthetic wombs for humans.

At some point, when they're fully developed to sustain animals, we'll have to move on to human experimentation there.
It'd probably be the healthy thing to do but I don't have the money, the time or the ability since my physical health hasn't recovered yet. Also I find the idea of talking about my feelings to a complete stranger unappealing.
But anyway I'm not complaining, it's not too bad, I've solved the more debilitating aspects through personal work and the rest I can live with until I figure out a way to get rid of it.

I didn't take it to be patronizing, I appreciate the advice.
Ask HN: How do I get notifications about my post on HN?
Because syou don't need to be intelligent to do evil.

See: Weapons of Math Destruction

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weapons_of_Math_Destruction
Ukraine is a puppet of the US! Russia is only defending itself right?
Working adult life feels worry-free compared to school. There was always more homework or studying to do after a full day in the classroom.

One of the privileges of adult life is leaving work at the office. (I know not every adult does this but every adult has the option.)
I’m in the US so I don’t have the pleasure of GDPR. But honestly, it’s open sourced. Therefore just give up hope on privacy. See: others of us just have never done anything horrible online or were raised properly with “if you have nothing nice to say don’t say anything at all”. I’ll save the earth a bit and reduce the computation and environmental impacts of said computation. I’m sure you can find my real name at mattharris.org and search through all the morissette related usernames that are mine.
The author does brief weekly “deep thought” type posts and this is one of them. There is plenty of long form content on that site, just not this particular series.
Murder is okay as long as my religion says it is.
The long tail looks exactly like that, but without a Play Button. Luck aside, rewards are usually exponential. Is a breakout vlogger with a million subscribers a hundred times better than one with ten thousand? Is he even ten times better?
App is not yet in production, I basically finished prototype a few moments ago, and wanted to share demo video to get some feedback :)
some banks were bailed out. Many hundreds of banks went bust.
Netflix and Disney are the head. TikTok and YouTube are the tail. The head may be bigger, but the tail is certainly thriving.
Cost is relative; as I noted on here the other day, the minimum legal wage here is US$207 per month https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31830007, so even these three toy servos cost a day's wages, perhaps the equivalent of US$1000 for you. And lots of people here don't make even that much, and most people live in poorer countries than Argentina.

The fact that a better product is available at a higher cost is not relevant to the question I was asking, which is what the particular problem is with the cheap servos.
You are absolutely correct.

It’s fine, for me. I actually know folks that it would not be OK.

I am not giving advice; merely recounting what I have experienced, and the personal choices I have made, based on those experiences.
But children are the most controllable demographic. Surely it behooves us (as rulers and marketers) to encourage permanent childhood.
First Principles Thinking: Incentive Design in Web3
Except apparently in Ohio, which now has a law that forces reimplantation of an ectopic pregnancy, a medical procedure that does not exist.
Please show us where GDPR excepts publicly available information about a person from requirements for processing.
There are many 8-bit encodings that use the 8th bit for non-Latin characters, like Windows-1251 for Cyrillic. Imagine not having to switch your keyboard layout, ever!
What good is investment if there is no revenue? The best way for indie bands to make money is still touring and merch. So unless they're one of the lucky breakout acts, they still have to invest in filling up the van. And even relatively successful indie albums make little money in royalties from streaming.
Bruteforce has worked for me in the past. But maybe you're right, I'm going to try this one and see how it goes.
Do you think including this API was a mistake?