skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Better question: should we revisit the pilot requirement itself? Pilot's today are glorified autopilot observers. This is a way easier task than self-driving cars. Compared to a street, there's nothing to collide with (other than the ground) and the high capital cost of an aircraft means they can be heavily outfitted with sensors, connectivity hardware and safety grade control systems. Centralized operations where one pilot controls dozens of aircraft that largely fly themselves with multiple redundancies and fail safe systems. This could be safer than the current 2 pilot in aircraft system. Terrorist attacks would have to be hacking exercises, pilots would be well rested and unaffected by aircraft conditions. Start with cargo.
I saw an internal marketing pitch for Alameda somewhere on twitter. It appears that SBF made the decision to be delta neutral with respect to crypto-currencies. So, FTX/Alameda were cashing out into USD when crypto reached ATHs while other firms in the space kept crypto on their balance sheet.

Now that crypto prices have collapsed, FTX/Alameda have the USD war chess to go on a shopping spree for anything/anyone that were not cashing out during the boom.
Majority of water usage is agriculture
There's one thing I'm missing from all these discussions and posts: is the generated code even copyrightable? IANAL, but code snippets often fall under the "scènes à faire" doctrine (everybody would do it in a similar way), in which case it's not. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sc%C3%A8nes_%C3%A0_faire
California already uses a committee like this, so do other states.
> I have no doubt the backlash against him will only get worse as people actually play the game

I’m reminded of a jingle I heard years ago..

It’s ok to not like things, but don’t be a dick about the things you don’t like.
OP here. These are some really great ideas here and I thank you.
I have not had button trouble, but they do just drop dead about every year or two. Corpses are piling up. I even try changing out the battery before I give up on it. That worked, once!

Their Unify dongle usually has to be at the end of a USB extension cable for it to work at all, for me. I don't even try it without, anymore.
I mean that’s what I assumed when I first bought them. After I realized my terrible mistake I sent a strongly worded letter to the FDA demanding they be called bufallow nuggetz to alleviate any future confusion.

I mean they were right next to the mammoth bites and dodo eggs, how was I supposed to know?
Anecdote: Dyson Sphere Program runs at a buttery smooth 60 fps, and it is written in Unity.

...at least, until you start building the actual Dyson Sphere. ;)
> plant their flag in case it gets big?

You have just summarised crypto.
If you thought drivers on the road are bad now, this is is a sneak peek of the dystopian future where other drivers on the road drive like they are a support ticket for Facebook or Google. If your situation isn’t covered by the preprogrammed logic, you’re out of luck with nobody to talk to. Self driving vehicles belong on rails.
Counter argument: In contrast to Wayland, X is well engineered with a beautiful core protocol and an extension scheme that let it evolve in a modular way for 40 years. I hate that Linux regresses since about a decade because people insist on rewriting the old stuff producing inferior, incompatible, and half-broken garbage. The arguments for replacing X were never good.
Interesting, I discovered once that soil on my socks could make them not smell. I don’t know if the specific soil mattered though, and the circumstances for my discovery were never replicated.
I've had files sitting on Google Drive for longer than IPFS has existed. Let's not pretend that IPFS/etc is a solution to relying on services that are far older than it.
Let’s put a property tax on illiquid equity that employees get in private companies, too. I bet that won’t be appealing to the HN crowd.
That would be waypipe, https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe#:~:text=wayp....
That's why you should reach out to the presenter.
My experience, too. That didn't help, and I do not know what does help. However, there are some things that I will not post them on, such as Facebook (although other people are allowed to post it wherever they want to do, if they want to do, but I will not do it myself). In some cases I find pages that I cannot post to; in one case, after typing in a message, I got an error about my IP address being banned (for something I didn't do), except that the IP address in the error message was not my own (maybe there is some kind of misconfigured proxy).

(Note: In my case, I do not request any money.)
Actually, autonomous driving stacks can get better doing millions of miles in simulation. The teen, not so much.
my eye doctor told me not to bother because chances are as I get older my eyes will natural start to go long sighted, and that'll cancel out my shortsightedness. If I had LASIK I would definitely end up needing reading glasses...
So I’m a card carrying Fed Soc member. While I’m uncomfortable with legalized second trimester abortion (because at that point the fetus looks like a baby) I don’t think abortion should be banned altogether. But I still think Roe was wrongly decided and properly overturned. I’d estimate that half or more of Fed Soc supports some degree of legalized abortion, but virtually all think Roe was wrongly decided. The idea that it’s all pretext is laughable.

By the way, I think liberals also believe what they say. It’s just that they believe that judges should be cultured elites sitting on a throne telling the rabble how to structure their society.
There is no wide range of software available for 'Windows On ARM'.

Windows as a raw base install is pretty useless. Without the huge range of ready-made downloadable software it would be no good at all.

The problem of course is that all that huge range of downloadable Windows software won't run on an ARM machine.
> It is not questioned that any single DID method might fail to achieve one or more of these properties. The consideration here is whether the proposed DID identifier syntax and associated mechanisms has been sufficiently shown to have defined an extensible class of identifiers that has these properties.

This paragraph gave me temporary brain fog. I think it's saying that so long as the proposed syntax is flexible enough that one or more DID methods can satisfy... and then I'm lost again.
Note that another non-goal is "Limit third-party applications (such as IDEs!) built with Neovim"

So the idea is Neovim by itself isn't an IDE. But it does enable you to build an IDE using configuration and plugins, or even embedding it in a GUI.
A few years ago?

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots

> missing APIs

They are not missing, they just were moved from the kitchen sink of X to things like xdg-portal and pipewire. This also helps with things like sandboxing for flatpak apps, where you want apps to ask for permission to record the screen.
It's also "bang" at my Midwestern university.
I see now. Thanks for the info.
Some senate has voted for them in the past, then the senate changes, the justices do not (except if they die or resign), and then the situation is that the current senate, or any subsequent future senate ever, will not have voted for them, they are absolutely out of any representativity of the will of the population.
Sparkfun Electronics vs Fluke, over a yellow multimeter:

https://www.sparkfun.com/news/1430

Fluke uses a specific Pantone 123, and I can't see a significant difference between this yellow and construction machinery maker Caterpillar's yellow. Except that this post's article indicates that Cat lost their request at trademarking a shade of yellow.

I suppose that companies can hassle one another over emoji design... but I think that would be copyright rather than trademark. Ugh.
I hope we continue to wise up

If a core goal is really to make thoroughfares safer and reduce traveler injuries/fatalities, we seem to be ignoring or discounting some pretty obvious options, like minimizing car traffic

This vision where we all get around in low-passenger-count autonomous robot cages on existing roadways is just one possible future but we seem to fixate on it. At the end of the day the car is a tool but we've allowed it to burrow into the collective psyche

What about making cities walkable, bikeable, segway-able, wheelchair-able, scooter-able, whatever, with proven public transportation options like trains or buses running fixed routes for longer commutes? Much more energy efficient, way easier than autonomous cars, and conducive to much more livable urban areas imo

It will take some effort to change habits and expectations and revamp infrastructure but surely that's as worthwhile as all the time and money going into FSD?
shiftwidth has been in vi for a very long time. It's been in my exrc since I got into BSD in the 1990s, and judging by the earliest commit that's available online[0] it was added even before 1980.

[0] https://github.com/weiss/original-bsd/commit/3effe8f62d3c7b5...
> That's where the money is.

This is part of the problem imo
I just read about a sunspot that recently doubled in size [0] and maybe launched a CME in our direction -- we don't really know due to a power outage at Stanford University that took the SDO offline [1], anyway food for thought, maybe it's coincidence.

[0] https://scitechdaily.com/auroras-incoming-giant-sunspot-has-...

[1] https://interestingengineering.com/a-huge-solar-eruption
The hard part about writing code isn't "how to write a for loop" and similar trivial things. Copilot make this process faster, but the hard part is still organizing your code so that it doesn't become a steaming pile of cowdung a few iterations down the line. That Copilot does not do for you.

So, unless you are a code monkey punching code into autogenerated skaffolding all day, your job is safe.
It is an adversarial space, the reason the names look ridiculous is because they have evolved to escape pattern matching as it also evolved.

YouTube and Google are notoriously unhelpful when it comes to instances when they catch a human in their automation drag nets. They lack the capacity to support their platforms so they are probably being cautious not to create support and ill will they can't handle.
I'm currently writing a post about being a monasteric code machine where I have a project I love but don't want to market or sell it... yet.

Instead, im going to bring decades of side projects together into one platform and then just try to use it to build a few businesses. Nothing major, but i want it to be a platform to play with.
for a long time vim do send patch over email, and the git history did not preserve the original author info
Nowadays, vi is pronounced “vim”.
I see multiple posts about Tauri 1.0 when I search, and saw the posts about Tauri here when they hit 1.0? Maybe it was taken down after, I'm not sure what transpired but perhaps it was a misunderstanding on dangs part, where he may be more familiar with Rust's release cadence.

I'm not sure why jumping to the worst possible conclusion and aggressiveness is warranted.
> despite the name, oauth2 is not about authentication, it's only about authorization

OAuth is short for Authorization in the first place.

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6749
The paper itself is here: https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03701250v1

Interestingly the first author is "Gpt Generative Pretrained Transformer". It's unclear if the review process was blind (where you don't get to see the author name) or not, and if that makes a difference.

Amusingly, one of the references it includes is: Hochreiter, S., & Schmidhuber, J. (1997). Long short-term memory. GPT-3 knows not to offend some people!
Nitpick, Technoblade isn't known for creating mods, he's known for creating online video content, mainly on youtube and twitch.
Capitalism exists to eat all else. Every class has its own destiny.
I know Linus is pronounced with an "eye" sound but I still call it "lynn-ucks".
FWIW, No Starch Press is running a "30% off" sale over the USA holiday, July 4. It's running now, but I don't know if it is USA-only.
The founder of neovim did briefly attempt to participate in the vim dev process. This was a few months later. The most relevant thread is here:

https://groups.google.com/g/vim_dev/c/65jjGqS1_VQ/m/fFiFrrIB...

He had a separate interest in async but never actually asked for anything to be merged. You'll notice that it is advertised by Thiago as a proof of concept. One of the authors of the previous patch showed up to give a fairly inaccurate summarize of the previous thread, seemingly attempting to dissuade Thiago from continuing. The characterization of Thiago trying to get something added and being stymied seems to have come from the author of that original thread in a comment here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7279358

In Thiago's words, the inspiration for forking seems to have come from the opportunities that were cataloged by Marc Weber. About two weeks after forking he did add the message_T changes to neovim. To say that his goal with that patch was simply to get async support into vim though is to disagree with Thiago's own words on the thread. He was upfront that he wanted to refactor the vim architecture around a different paradigm that he describes as a message loop.
Oh man, I would not do well under that kind pressure.

When I go into a store and can't find what I'm looking for, I feel obligated to buy something so I don't look like I'm shoplifting.
plenty of people with young children in Europe and latin Americs manage to do just fine this way from what I've seen.
That assumes the code snippets being copyrightable and nor fair use.
> Do you feel that you’re being swayed into agreeing to something that runs counter to your own best interests?

I felt swayed into thinking the article could really reach the heights of that last heading. ;-) Where's the part about neutralizing them? I was totally looking forward to neutralizing a machiavellian.

More seriously...if you're being swayed, you most likely need outside help and buy-in to do anything about it. It's absolutely one thing to be able to say "aha! It's a manipulator" and quite another thing to maneuver things to where they need to be.

IMO this is one reason why this machiavellian-manipulator thought model is attractive but ultimately leaks a lot of leverage: There are usually other thought models that work better than sitting there with a "how to deal with a manipulator, wow they are really good at this so what could I even do" question on your hands. The best answers work better with a lot of specific detail about those involved than with abstract theory.

A good simple tip though, IMO: Turn the question around when somebody's manipulating you: "You want me to...call the boss and tell them what now? Well...uh...hmmm"

Some of the machiavellian industry's best machiavellians out there working in the field really don't like to feel their sentences are being examined. They are counting on others to roll with whatever they're given, rather than slow down the processing speed. If they then increase the pressure on you, tell them it feels too personal and you want group buy-in. If they dial down the pressure on you, they want you to not interfere, so your next move should likely be a calculated interf...wait a minute, now I'm training manipulators...

(I admit I don't like that "manipulate" verb either...everybody manipulates at different times; it's a natural part of being human)
S&P 500 posts worst first half since 1970
There is state terror against individuals or groups state considers enemies and terror attacks against state or its people by groups or individuals view a state as an enemy.
School attacks(not sponsored by above) are usually psychotic dissaffected individuals acting out on the school they were a student of or related to somehow with little social motive but hate, resentment, or response to being outcasts. So while terrifying they do not represent political cause for against the state. Terrorism is about war and power. School shooters are about powerlessness and sickness. MERLEAU PONTY Humanism and Terror addresses Terrorism.
And so it is as clear as is the Summer's sun.
Almost every channel I watch has done a PSA warning viewers is the increase in spam and phishing, it must be a fairly high try profile issue by now.
But all this idea does is reinforce the conclusion of the article. Big companies with deep pockets get what they want, not by being right, but because the cost of fighting is too high.

Using the scheme suggested, any big company can simply buy any trademark they like. Whereas the little guy is now taxed annually just to stay where he is.

So a rounding error for Microsoft means I have to pony up some extra tax (10k? 100k?) every year, or lose my small niche trademark?

This seems to come up a lot when discussing copyright, patent, or trade mark reforms. There seems to be a desire to reduce the power of say a Disney, but the proposed solution has the exact opposite effect.
I think calling waylaid malicious is insane. What’s malicious and ignorant is this comment.

I’m pretty sure wayland just follows the small core with plugins strategy. If you prefer the kitchen sink way then whatever. There are official extensions to the protocol here https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols and there is also the Wlroots library that can be used to implement a compositor. So, no, those smaller projects are not being “persecuted”
>Prime Minister of the UK is appointed by democratically elected MPs

That's not quite correct; the PM is appointed by the Queen.

In the event of a revolt by the parliamentary party of government against their leader, then the party gets to appoint a new leader, who then becomes PM. But that choice is reserved to the MPs of the majority party - hardly democratic.

But in the general case, there's a General Election, and the leader of the winning party becomes PM.
It's been along time since it built doom levels. At the time I used WadAuthor.

Made one of the first game-in-doom wads with it: https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/levels/doom2/Ports/s-u/sna...
What is this “right” to an abortion and who decided it exists?

It’s worth noting that the EU Court of Human Rights has repeatedly refused to recognize a “right” to abortion under the EU Convention on Human Rights: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A,_B_and_C_v_Ireland

There’s no right to an abortion in most of Europe. Legislatures allow abortion to varying degrees, but it’s seen as a matter of legislation, not “rights.”
Categorically false.

A high bandwidth data cables (aka wires) does introduce RF noise / EMIs. That's why ferrite bead were invented to reduce the noise.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_bead

The reason some ethernet cable and audio cables don't have ferrite beads is because they have internal metal mesh EMI shielding. But not all cables have that.
Well the system we had before the american taliban took over the court was working pretty well - inferring rights, and responsibilities from an agreed upon intent of the constitution - i.e. freedom, separation of church and state, federal oversight of cross-state issues, etc.
Disagree. There's no need for trademarked colours to be able to go against copycats. In the EU it's illegal to buy (not just sell) copycat items like fake Louis-Vuitton bags (or even to bring one from your holiday), and that's not based on colour but on a much broader view of deception.

We shouldn't support the overreach of trademark law into such basic aspects of life, period. The Coca-Cola red that is shown as trademarked there is about as generic as it gets, no one should be able to lay claim to this, even against other drink makers.
People in the developing world don't care about those agreements. Ultimately there's probably a way to make the numbers work, like charging 5x the price for 20 customers sharing one dish.
Americans never lost so much purchasing power in one year
Since I’m at home, I normally set a 15 minute timer and do chores or other things I’d like done. For example today I washed one of my cars
Of the variants listed:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2a0b83c316219ed8c7ce1d14... 25/66 detection. Detected by Windows Defender free version if you do nothing but leave it in a default configuration and don't install a competing product.

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/40de45ea45d352703a19c4a5... 30/64, as above detected by Defender

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/500905187d6b2d387fed36c8... 31/67, as above Defender

2410D0D7C20597D9B65F237F9C4CE6C9 - never seen by Virustotal. So yes, it probably has poor detection.
'AWS vs. K8s' is the new 'Windows vs. Linux'
Where is the pronunciation guide for daemon?
Steelmanning is useless against hostile opponents because they won't engage in rationale discussion.
I guess we'll find out because RDOF is giving billions to rural fiber ISPs. Personally I'm skeptical.
> When you do a 150% scale, it renders to a framebuffer at 3x the resolution of your display and then scales the framebuffer down by 1/2, which compromises the video quality,

Isn't that exactly how apple does fractional scaling?

> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19052960
is the problem of blurry on XWayland for hidpi solved yet? That one prevented me from migration the last time (still keep sway installed but only login to i3).
Obviously the phone caused it. The signal from the tower wouldn’t be any different from all the other calls going to all the other phones on your block. They didn’t have beamforming that narrow.
Enough so that both Amazon and eBay have made it near impossible to search for that Linksys model. They show everything but.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:QWERTY_1878.png

Notice some keys missing there?

The difference is that we have a few good quality fonts, like liberation mono, which let you tell the difference between l and 1 and 0 and O. There can't be a font which does that for the whole of unicode space because a and а are by definition the same glyph.
You don't have to carry it, you can get one of those grocery carts. I see people bring them on my bus full of groceries.
IMO the fed should be raising rates a little more aggressively. They should have done a full percent last time and they should consider a full point the next couple of times.

A full point raise would demonstrate a stronger commitment to fighting inflation seriously, partly because markets only expected .75. Raising by an extra .25 would not be so significant, but would add a bit more shock to financial markets and show they are taking control and won't just follow what the markets expect, predict and say (they will lead instead of follow).

Already, financial markets are expecting the FED to lower rates in the near future to get out of the recession. I think people (and the markets) that believe so are delusional. Why would the FED lower rates to get out of a self induced and purposeful recession it caused by raising rates. Interest rates will have to stay high for a long time (1+ years) to tamper inflation, inflation will be here for a while.
My TLDR. DID is already a registered URI scheme [1]. The method on a DID [2] is more or less a URI sub-scheme / protocol. Its for the blockchain / web3 crowd for something like the definition of a NFT. Most of their startups will shut down in a year or two anyways. Won't really matter. No one is going to manually type these in, or understand them by reading them. I'd agree that there really isn't a point of declaring it a standard as the DID scheme is already registered.

[1] https://www.iana.org/assignments/uri-schemes/prov/did

[2] https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/#methods
I am very skeptical. I suspect that the accuracy - metric undisclosed in the article - is dominated by “easy” cases.

For example, I can tell you where protestation / solicitation will occur next week with 100 percent positive predictive value. Same with car break ins and drug dealing.

You don’t need an algorithm for that. You can figure it out by just driving around a few neighborhoods for a couple hours.

I suspect that the algorithm does not do well on the non-obvious stuff.