skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe that AC is way more dangerous than DC, and particulary the low frequency (50-60 Hz) that are used on normal mains, once upon a time lighting in tunnels (during excavation) was through a frequency converter that elevated frequency (i.e. essentially making AC more similar to DC):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20736124

According to:

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/chp...

A DC shock may stop the heart (which once the contact is broken is easier to restart) whilst AC males it fibrillate, and there is the "tetanic" reaction induced by AC that in many case might make the contact last longer or be impossible to break.

The old, basic rule is - in case of doubt if a wire is live - to touch it first with the back of a finger, and never with a fingertip, as the reaction to the shock would be to close the finger/hand around the wire in a very tight grip.
Or people would use less.

I think national regulation around standard strength, doses, labeling, etc. could help here in a way that legalization (or decriminalization) at a smaller level can't.
This is an old problem resulting from lack of education.

People apply standard deviation without first learning that it only makes sense for data that has standard distribution.

Standard deviation is a prediction and characterisation tool. Knowing that the data set has standard distribution you can characterise entire data set very easily by giving just few parameters of the standard distribution to then allow you to predict other information. A bit like being to tell everything about black hole by just stating its mass, charge and angular momentum.

This only makes sense when the distribution of a special class with the common characteristic. Specifying mass, charge and angular momentum of a chair does not let you predict everything about the chair, it only works for black holes.

If you are not convinced, try calculating standard deviation of number of testicles on humans. Based on it, infer how many humans have one testicle. How many have more than 5?
I would love a light option but with the people I know I am in the minority. Most people I know are so use to 20%+ THC strains that they would never want something less.

Even before my state legalized, I hadn't run into anything besides high grade strains in years. I imagine it would be really hard to find low quality weed anywhere in the US at this point.
What Is Zero Trust Architecture?
I wonder if the conservative majority will use these recent decisions as precedent to overturn Chevron in what would be another shocking and shameless display of legislating from the bench.
I predict they will keep pouring money into this pit until they get a success...and then quietly wind down the program. The cost-per-mission will end being ridiculously high with no meaningful gains over just using Tomahawks in volume, overwhelming any defense with numbers.

Recall that we also once thought it was imperative to develop a "stealth" destroyer
Having worked closely with Italians from all over Italy, living in London - every one of them I spoke to felt passionately about food being a specific way. Nothing would get my Italian colleagues more riled up over lunch than a British interpretation of an Italian classic dish. There's clearly a very strong traditionalist food culture in Italy.
Community-built map editor for Blood:
http://cruo.bloodgame.ru/xmapedit/

Blood is another classic FPS that is at least as fun as Doom. I especially enjoy the "Death Wish" mod.

Community-built map editor for Quake (if you prefer to build 3D games):
https://trenchbroom.github.io/

Trenchbroom significantly cuts down the development time of mapping as it provides tools to simplify the creation of say arches and other complex geometries.
I sometimes find myself watching similar content for a bit like a kind of engineering "reality" show. no real goal in mind and absolutely no intention of doing any of the things though. Knowing now that they put out videos suggesting people mess with live transformers... i think im over it.
> HN is broken

Gee maybe they’re onto something.
Battlefield Moon: What Space Exploration Means for Developers
At the risk of sounding like a salesperson, I'd like to mention a feature of basic/classic Dualit toasters - namely, the optional and elegantly simple sandwich cage. [1] The cage is designed to take two slices of bread with a filling (in my usage, always heavy on the cheese). You put this into the toaster slot, which is vertical, and safely make cheese/whatever toasties. So, your 12-year-old had the right idea, but not the right toaster.

FWIW, and now going full salesperson, Dualit toasters are low-tech and minimalist. The timer is clockwork. There is no automatic pop-up function; you can depress a lever to raise the toast during cooking to check its colour, if you like. All parts are serviceable/replaceable. I've had my bog-standard Dualit (plus two cages) for 20+ years, and so far I've not had to replace even a heating element; and this with usage at least five days a week.

[1] https://www.dualit.com/products/original-sandwich-cage
My hypothesis is that the software update was done prior to the problem (e.g. off-hours) but that location triggered the bug. This could be as simple as a map update that confused the s/w.
On one hand, loathsome. On the other hand, I've never seen such a succinct example of online narcissism. So, on balance, thank you?
Have you been to the metaverse? It's atrocious. 3G graphics from 1996, no real interactivity, nothing to do just "walk around". It's a thing that was stitched together by a bunch of people who clearly do not believe in any of it. Just the bare minimum to collect the fat FB paycheck and options.
Yup. You can always just take 1/24th of a gummy, I know plenty of people who do that weekly at least.
Generating V wrappers on top of C libraries in order to use them. Otherwise all functions and types would have to be manually converted.

Migrating older projects from C to a nicer newer language.

By moving from C to V you get rid of complex makefiles, headers (you get nice clean modules instead), you get a modern stdlib with strings etc (although C strings aren't converted to V strings by C2V yet), much easier cross compilation, etc.
Well, how do people google for C, or D, or R? Normally with a query like "d language", right? And indeed, googling for "v language" gives me vlang.io as the first result.
YouTube could set a views threshold to make manual reviews scale. My guess is 99% of what people watch is the top 0.1% most popular videos which makes things manageable.

Highly dangerous video seen by 5,000 people not a big deal. Highly dangerous video seen by 5,000,000 people is.
Oh, okay. Just confusion of terms.

My brain organizes things as "beer, wine, and alcohol (aka spirits)" as opposed to "alcohol, including beer and wine". And an "alcoholic beverage" is just either a spirit alone or a spirit mixed with something.

Probably because that's how my state organizes the stores (with wine/alcohol in separate stores from beer, so if you say "we need to buy beer" that means going to a different place than "we need to by alcohol").
>What if it crashes

If an interactive program crashes the user would notice and kill it. If you never handle the nohup signal (and, again, the only reason for handling it in an interactive program is because you want that program to persist when the tty goes away and almost the only things that do this are tools like nohup and tmux, not the processes that run inside them) then your crashed program is going to be killed by the hup signal when the user closes their terminal.

Yes you can contrive pathological examples, yes signals are hacky in general. You're never going to be able to come up with a real problem with this other than "misusing tmux and nohup to manage deamons instead of initd causes problems." There isn't a legitimate problem with handling the hup signal for interactive tools when the user is expecting it.

>RE: Discerning between states

Yeah if you want the OS to manage a process for you write a service. I'm not going to write a service for everything I do interactively that needs to not die if there's a network problem.

Again, because you seem to be missing it, handling the hup signal in an interactive program is just a way to tell the OS that the user is managing the program themselves. If the user does this and then decides not to manage it, "that's on them."

And finally, the real problem here is that systemd breaks stuff like this all the time and makes the platform unpredictable unless you spend time reading the release notes.
It’s taken straight from the field to the factory without much chance to spoil, and the frozen product it simple to handle and doesn’t spoil easily any more.

Thanks! I'd never really thought about it that way. That makes a lot of sense!
The purpose of those structures is to prevent a razor thin majority from going off half cocked and doing something there isn't sufficient support for.

I think you need to take a look at federal controlled substances policy. Even with resounding majorities in favor of various degrees of changing things in a particular direction the small steps that everyone can agree on still don't get done. The incentive structure for implementing popular change is broken and the difference between 50.0001% and 60% doesn't change that.
Just like with Go/golang, "vlang" is used for searching.
> This summer might be hot but compared to the next 50 its probably the coolest.

I would not jump to conclusions.
Yesterday was 32 C , now its 16 C.
Tips to Secure Your Vue Application (2021)
A use case would be converting an existing c codebase to v and then continuing development in v, rather than c.
There is no flower available which is stronger than hash.

If you think about it for a few seconds, you'll see why. You didn't because it undermines your argument, since the UK has mostly smoked hash historically.
Hey, my 3 year old is very happy with sneakers with lights in.
Stop outsourcing protecting yourself.
I think you've nailed why I've always felt slightly uncomfortable with "steelmanning" and I vastly prefer the alternative mentioned in the above rebuttal, "benefit of the doubt". So often "steelmanning" is indeed just another form of strawman, because at some level it's usually easy to misunderstand the perspective from which someone else is arguing (often the whole reason for getting into a heated debate in the first place). Giving someone the benefit of the doubt doesn't require any (possibly false) projection of having mutual understanding, but simply an attitude that "I may not understand it, but your argument is probably just as valid as mine". IMHO the real way to oppose the strawman fallacy or any other is simply to argue coherently in good faith, not to adopt a new potential fallacy on principle.
> They are accusing him of trying to put (and I quote) "left-wing BS" in his new game

The culture war is totalizing, and gamergate was a key point in its expansion across the internet. And itself is another of these feedback loops.
Lived and worked in Indonesia, and am married to an Indonesian. "Huge swaths of the population" living in villages is not true, the majority of the population works and lives in the major cities.

I saw very diverse mix of Indonesians originally from those small villages working in the big cities in a variety of jobs in a variety of sectors and positions. Every year after Ramadan when the mass migration happened back to their home towns it was great hearing where co-workers were all going to. I even joined one year and went to a smaller town/village with family and friends, and it never struck me as poverty - but rather a farming town like we get in the middle of America.

I'm sure you are right though about the situation of some people living in remote villages, or islands today, and I also saw poor (many) but what I don't agree with is your wording that make it sound like more than half the country or something is in that situation.
I'm German. The complete ban on cannabis and the begin of the full blown war on all drugs and not just opiates in Germany came in 1971, three years after the mentioned events. We only have cultural hegemonism of the US to "thank" for that.
From the derivation section for !’s pronunciation as “bang”:

Alternatively it could have come from comic books, where the words each character utters are shown in a "balloon" near that character's head. When one character shoots another, it is common to see a balloon pointing at the barrel of the gun to denote that the gun had been fired, not merely aimed. That balloon contained the word "!" -- hence, "!" == "Bang!"

I have read extensively through the history of comics, I make them myself, and I don’t think I have ever seen a depiction of a gun firing whose noise is delineated by a word balloon coming from the gun that simply says “!”. Usually the sound would be shown as a “sound effect”, which is just a large word floating in the air near the gun, not contained in a word balloon. And this word would usually be BANG!. With or without the !; it’s very common for sound effects to be unpunctuated.
Say what you will about him, but TB was a great consumer advocate and the hole he left behind was never really filled.
Yeah it's a common pattern :)
"How are the bees?"

My bees are doing OK. It was a terrible winter for them, but my new bees are doing well so far this year. I just harvest 50 lbs of honey.

We also have a large variety of other stinging insects in our yard. Although we did work to control the carpenter bees and yellow jackets this year via traps.
Google allowed a sanctioned Russian ad company to harvest user data for months
Ah fun days! I just used to swap the startup and shutdown screens by renaming them to each other. The look of confusion on peoples faces as they clicked 'shutdown' and were faced with a 'Windows 95 is starting up' screen was priceless.
You're partly correct. Their VR tech is not "new". Oculus was a masterstroke of an acquisition and arguably has technology that's years ahead of anyone else out there.

Eye, finger tracking, touch haptics, variable focus, incredible performance optimized rendering, you name it. The tech talk given by John Carmack , that he went on stage and just winged without slides is one of the highest density talks i've heard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti_3SqavXjk

It would have been their iPhone moment, but Zucccc bungled it with his hateful pursuit of Apples perceived slow walking of their App review. That enmity concluded with the App Tracking Transparency move, without which, we would have been still seeing record breaking ad numbers today.
Even if it were the case that all modern music is about drinking and cheating (which if is not; according to Billboard, the most recent #1 country song is about some things lasting forever, whereas the recent #1 hip-hop songs has a bridge about 'spinning the block'), getting drunk and cheating on your woman isn't anywhere near as serious as bragging about murdering your enemies and slinging hard drugs.

This ridiculous equivalence between popular country and popular hip-hop should end. The two genres are made for entirely different social classes of people for entirely different reasons. The number of popular songs unironically glorifying violence in hip-hop is much, much higher than the number of songs unironically glorifying violence in country. The original commenter was correct.
For a long time I thought that cat videos, HFT, and military tech were the options. I worked HFT for a while. Then I discovered medical technology. You can work on interesting hardware and software for devices that absolutely make the world better. It's great.
iOS 10 was released in September 2016 and got its last update in July 2019. [1] I agree that it is probably not used at meaningful sclae, but no need to hyperbolize how old it is.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS_10
Yes. But also, since the giants do only the bare minimum of automated moderation with no oversight and no checks and balances, the systems are easy to game by bad actors.

See the example of someone on HN saying his wife lost Whatsapp account for reporting spam - the spammers probably retaliated from hundreds of fake accounts. Same with this youtube video. Same with people gettong reported az spam ehrn criticizing certain nations.

And the giants of course do not care, why would they.
“I am a GPT3 bot writing random content. I have been configured to prefer inflammatory content“

From the user profile. It seems so. I wonder if we can get the bot banned? I don’t think intentionally flammatory-but-also meaningless comments have a place on hn.
You can stop spamming this nothingburger. 816 bytes is probably due to some GC overhead. It's nothing.
I think it would. Having the ability to edit entries could prove useful under different situations. I see that it notifies you if you try to add a duplicate; That's pretty cool. I enjoy this project quite a bit, and it has sparked some interest in bookmark sharing in general. Thank you for this.
Seems like their DIY / craft vids have moved from glue guns to angle grinders and (tack) welding lately.

Anyone with even the smallest amount experience with either, know that these things are accidents bound to happen.
> If you get the same size of each, do the prices come more inline?

Just had another look and while they don't sell a block that weighs the same as the pre-grated it is much closer in price for a similar sized block.

£9.00/kg for the pre-grated (250g) and £8.64/kg for the block (220g).
We really need to finish with this content removal business and simply hold people accountable for the content.

In other words, YouTube or any "utility level" platform should not have the right to remove content by its own and just request information to protect itself. For example, if someone is posting about something harmful the videos should remain and the person who does that should face the consequences.

It's not just that the platforms suck in judging the content, the more important aspect is that this content is also part of historical record. I would like to be able to watch and examine content from criminals, from fraudsters or pranksters.

For example, it's fascinating that Heaven's Gate cult website is still alive and kicking[0]. I'm glad that I can take a look at the real thing but if their mass su*cide happened today, I'm sure that all kind of materials about them would be promptly removed and we will be forced to accept only the official narrative(which might be or might not be correct on this case but that's not the point). None of us would be allowed to read their texts, listen to their conversation and judge it by ourselves.

[0] https://www.heavensgate.com
Brexit was russia funded suicide by the UK
Yeah it's happened 4 times in total now.
> you restate a summary of the argument in your own words and in good faith, bolstering it or lending structure where needed [...] Then the person has a chance to correct you.

Where are y'all seeing these debates actually happen?

I always assumed steelmanning was a process you conduct entirely in your mind, while deciding your opinion or writing your editorial.
This ruling has nothing to do with whether CO2 is a “pollutant.”

Congress cannot delegate a sector to an agency, because agencies are executive branch entities and the executive branch can’t make laws. Executive branch agencies operate under the fiction that they are merely enforcing laws Congress has created. That’s why Congress can’t delegate agencies the power to make rules with the force of law in an entire sector. It has to be more specific, so that the agency is simply “filling in the details.”

And the Clean Air Act is specific. It allows the EPA to fill in the details about pollutants and emissions levels. But it doesn’t give the EPA blanket authority to do whatever is necessary to achieve those targets. It has a detailed menu of measures, such as requiring particular types of emissions control technology on individual plants.

In this case the EPA told the entire energy sector to switch away from coal to renewables. That wasn’t on the list of measures available under the Clean Air Act.
As Justice Kagan's dissent spells out, the Roberts Court majority abandoned its "textualist" principles, and invented this decision's "major questions doctrine" to reach the desired outcome.

For my part, I cannot fathom how or why any regulatory state would make a distinction between individual power generator and the overall grid. They're inseparable.

Further, under the (never implemented) plan, power shifting was incentivized, earning the generators more ROI. Basically a financial life line for utilities.

So why are they complaining?

The reason isn't financial or environmental. The ideological reason is the dismantling of the administrative state. By inserting itself into the policy review process, the Roberts Court introduces confusion and delay, ultimately yielding inaction.
>> Ethanol is naturally occurring.

> That's... decidedly not true.

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95DPkPW5_PE [link to video of animals becoming intoxicated on rotting fruit]

I'm confused. Perhaps you read this as "isn't"?
How hard is it to use manual review for videos that have at least a million views?
Ref: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25514198
Given that the bomber gap, missile gap and the cruiser gap was all shown to be fictional, I do wonder if the perceived hypersonic gap is real.
It probably should have been more than 3 hours given that you likely mean "voltage" not "amps".

Before everyone jumps on me, "it is the amps that kill you, not voltage", I understand electricity quite well and in this context, saying something like "handling high amps in a university" is almost certainly not what was taught.
Are WebSockets used in the Azure Functions?
Good catch, these are supposed to be up-to-date. Will update asap.
In general, the things that are good for honey bees are food for regular bees. So it probably helps of the public has honeybees in their mind. Stuff like pollinator gardens, avoiding pesticides, etc.
They can auto generate warning messages on every video even tangentially referencing the c-word for 2 years, but they let this kind of thing slide for years and years.
I can't watch Electroboom because he always gives himself shocks in every video. Don't care that they are small or it's set up, I can't stand watching it, makes me ill. Seems to be interesting stories he's telling otherwise though, so it's a shame.
Moscow cocaine McConnell has sand bagged any progress on anything substantive in return for the handsome bribes he’s accepted and arranged.
Thank you for sharing this! I will definitely check Zencal out.
Someone Slipped Hundreds of Fake About Things That Never Happened onto Wikipedia
My Dad passed away with no will and no instructions on what he actually had and where things were. This would have saved us an incredible amount of time and pain right after losing him.
>> None or few of those options are particularly accessible.

At the moment, neither are self-driving cars sufficiently capable to replace human drivers.

We're chasing a future tech dream when we already have technology that can solve the problems we are facing right now.

Edit: What do you mean by "accessible"? The London underground and generally public transport in the UK works very well. Speaking after having lived there for 15 years, studying and working in London and a smaller town, and never having owed a car.
It would lock up as in just take an extremely long time to do certain things in the UI. That sounds like a pretty odd way for a driver issue to manifest, but maybe I'm missing something.
Reproduces on GitHub Actions: https://github.com/judge2020/test-v/runs/7150691976?check_su...
Well, after an over night wait I have a rather lacklustre response for you: "Hmmmm. I haven’t really looked into cooking but - no - not that I am aware of. "