skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not quoting any of these articles, but "settled with no admission of guilt"
> Super charger rollout

US only, Europe those super chargers are available for everyone. In some asia countries they are behind https://paultan.org/2022/05/13/tesla-open-to-idea-of-establi...

> Battery tech

Yes, others are catching up or are competitive, differences are much smaller than expected improvement over next 10 years.

https://insideevs.com/news/528346/ev-weight-per-battery-capa...

> autonomous driving

roll out only, performance of the rolled out solution is not so impressive. This is also because they use fewer sensors.
That would be counterproductive. GMO crops have a lower yield than non-GMOs without the application of pesticides.

https://geneticliteracyproject.org/gmo-faq/can-genetic-engin...
What he means is these people were always Microsoft employees with the purpose of sabotaging Linux and now they can enjoy a nice, well-funded retirement at their master's palace.
While retaining the typical high school separation between math, biology, chemistry, and physics, but given control over the curricula taught in those courses, do you think it is possible to teach a single very high-level concept such as the Krebs cycle in full complexity at a high school level (i.e. starting from algebra and very limited science education, completed in four full-time years)? This seems like a foothold for a potentially interesting restructuring of how we educate children, oriented toward depth in a few things to enlighten future breadth. I ask specifically about feasibility, since that seems like a necessary prerequisite to a discussion of beneficial value.
End-to-end encrypted collaborative office suite
> Maybe it’s just because it’s interactive, or maybe it’s because I don’t want to talk to a depressed cashier

Prophetic [0].

Personally, I'm indifferent, I will use which ever is fastest, sometimes that means using these machines other times it's going to the cashier because she is able to process faster than waiting in line for the machine. It's just a matter of speed and time for me.

0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaIQj76l_00
Does == ignore dtype?
This is part of why I’m grateful for my Christian faith. I view the scientific endeavor with endless wonder, because it’s incredibly satisfying to better understand creation. I don’t need to be convinced the cell is a glorious marvel.

It’s certainly not the only way to have that intellectual posture, but it’s a powerful one.
That's pretty cool!

I guess I'd personally also mention Contabo as an affordable host in general (though their web UI is antiquated), especially their storage nodes: https://contabo.com/en/storage-vps/

For the most part, though, use whichever host you've been with for a few years (though feel free to experiment with whatever new platforms catch your eye), but ideally still have local backups for everything (as long as you don't have to deal with regulations that'd make it not possible) so you can migrate elsewhere.
It's not about vancouver. Everyone who wants to live in vancouver knows what they're getting into. It's the fact that at the current rate of immigration they're adding a small city worth of people every single year into the middle of a healthcare service crisis, a housing crisis, an infrastructure and services crisis, etc, and there are no plans to deal with any of those issues.

Of course there's a brain drain going on, but in terms of the average canadian that's not the issue. the issue is that Canada's immigration policy far outpaces its ability to provide for canadians and immigrants, and the government doesn't care that their immigration policy is seriously injuring the quality of life for people already living in canada.

It doesn't affect the people in government because their politics makes questioning immigration targets and policies verboten and you could be ejected from polite society if you do. If you have a problem with their policies and the massive crisis its introduced to the country its obviously because of racism, right?

It literally has nothing to do with vancouver on its own.
This is nuts, I can’t even do half the stuff you did to make this work but hats off to you for pulling it off!
I have not noticed any added complexity during the last years or even changes that force me to relearn certain things. I even feel like VS Code becomes better and better.
that would be a good start
The fact your argument rests on a convicted billionaire is pretty ironic
Slippery slope nonsense. Use 2 factor.
Jeez.
Roe v. Wade didn't protect abortions at 34 weeks already. And if the kid's a passenger, it needs to be in a child safety seat.
I quit a job in the industry during the era the studies started coming out when I found out about the bosses ties to Monsanto. The real kicker for me was during my digging into them, although largely due to corporate buyout name games, they were the ones responsible for agent orange, with Nam vets in my family I couldn't stay.

Use the most natural chemicals you can for crop/yard control. The same warning applies to the neurotoxins that are bug killers.
> But I would suggest to developers that if their contribution becomes "critical" and they don't want to bear that burden anymore, they should lose the rights to make any further updates, which is, I believe, also the line that PyPI itself takes.

That seems worse to me for quite a few cases that go towards actual burden beyond 2FA. That implies the index will take away someone's permission over their creation as a result of too many other people also started using it. There is a reason why I have a "No Warrenty" clause in the licenses of my Open Source work. I have created it for others to enjoy it, but I reserve the rights to not be burdened by my users for the unpaid labor.
> So, it comes back to my first argument - if you really think that an abortion is the murder of a human, then it is in the first degree, right?

Why would that follow logically? Willfulness and premeditation are two aggravating factors that make first degree murder “worse” than lesser degrees of murder. That doesn’t mean that those are the only factors that can be used to distinguish different degrees of culpability for killing a human. The law of homicide is extremely sensitive to context and circumstances.

It’s entirely consistent to believe on one hand that abortion is murder (intentional killing of a human being), and to believe on the other hand that the circumstances are mitigating factors that lessen the gravity of the offense.

It’s even consistent to believe that abortion is murder, but doesn’t warrant any punishment at all—like killing in self defense. Under German constitutional law, for example, abortion is deemed a deprivation of a right to life that begins at conception. But the German constitutional court has held that, nonetheless, the state doesn’t necessarily need to criminally penalize it.
It’s a repost. don’t post it over and over :)
And we get guilt wrong in criminal trials all the time (see the number of people the Innocence Project has gotten off of death row because the person didn't do it). A jury saying one thing doesn't make it objective truth.
That’s a little disingenuous. Something like an herbicide that’s broadly applied to fruits and vegetables that millions of people are eating should be under far higher scrutiny than a niche product that has limited human contact.
Although, another way of looking at what you just said is that Numpy arrays exist because core Python fails to strike a balance between being both fast and expressive.
plq is a messaging geek, a bike mechanic, and a human. They aren't an idiot and after my message they did not defend their source.
I just had to see this in action.

Pretty cool demo here:
https://youtu.be/lLaV15vpSJM
I think a lot of people are hung up on the fact that 2FA was your example because 2FA is widely regarded as a good idea.

My takeaway from your article is: if I create an open source project and it becomes popular, I’ll have a bunch of responsibilities I didn’t necessarily sign up for. Those responsibilities will probably include things that I don’t know how to do or don’t want to do as an IC.

I suppose some people are looking for that when they work on open source, but I am personally almost never looking for more responsibility. I have enough already, thank you.

I wonder how many more people would contribute to open source projects if they knew they wouldn’t have to worry about project drama or being guilted into taking on more responsibility? I think it’s a very real (and probably measurable) chilling effect.

EDIT: to respond to the reply below, I realize that the amount of effort scales with the popularity of the project, but nobody joins the basketball team to warm the bench, you know? Why would I join a system where the definition of success is unpleasant to me?
“Jesse, we have to compile”
I'm less interested in 2FA than the decision that folks will lose access if they don't enable it.

2FA itself is moot.
You could see them via HN’s API before they were deleted, nothing interesting; API was back up before the www.
They are starting to dry roll batteries, technology which no one has achieved before. And many other production innovations. And that was over a year ago.

They are most certainly miles ahead by now.
It’s a great test case for your “is this display landscape or portrait” functions
Do the results seem disastrous? https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/dcpc/research/update-on-cancer-de... Cancer death rates in the US are going down. The primary one is lung cancer, though, and cigarette usage has been declining... so would love to see more incidence rates broken out into types, too. But it seems at least non-disastrous in death outcomes, so far, unless you have those other numbers handy and are going off of that.
Question: How can one do independent/freelance software documentation?
I was wondering if its possible to pursue software documentation or technical writing independently.
People do software development independently - I was wondering if I can contact companies/start ups/potential clients if they require software documentation just like freelance software developers might reach out to prospects. I apologize if it sounds a bit naive but I was just brainstorming some ideas since I was interested in software documentation.

Cheers.
It really doesn't if you think about it. a==b cannot by itself be used as an if condition. You would always need to use (a==b).all(). So it would be very difficult to make the mistake you are suggesting

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10062954/valueerror-the-...
If that truly is key criteria, then I hope Musk actually has some evidence for his claims for his sake.
Labor going to have some wicked pricing power over the next few decades.
absolutely a must read on any hacker's reading list. a great piece of writing on what you'd think is a boring topic.
I think GP is actually saying that there's no way to prove that users aren't storing their TOTP secrets in a way that defeats the purpose of 2FA, such as right next to their passwords in cleartext.
Tried it, doesn't seem to generate or copy a react component. Chrome app seems to mimic inspect element functionality of my browser. Don't think this app does what is described.
"Gender" differences.
The title has "Ender".
If you’re just talking about income, it’s a worthless question. Actual wealth has a lot more involved than just income.

If you make $400k as a couple in Silicon Valley, live in a modest apartment in Burlingame, you can easily spend north if $5k/m in rent alone.

Let’s now suppose you have two or three kids with some expenses. Braces are $6500 each. You tore a rotator cuff, there’s another $4k. This happens, that happens.

I can go on and on, but at the end of the day, you don’t own a home, live in smaller housing than most people I know in the burbs, drive a 12 year old Subaru, are not putting away enough for college by a long shot, so you’ll have to take out lots of loans (even for in-state), etc.

The end result is this feels a lot more like middle class. Income tax alone eats 50% and you get relatively little for it if you don’t believe in buying F22s.

There is no big savings account, stock holdings, vacation home, tax shelter, etc. Just two people making decent money that are raising a couple of kids in the same way our parents did, except it costs a lot more here.

Without local cost of living, this discussion is meaningless.
TLDR; CryptPad is a 6 years old FOSS project developed by XWiki SAS, a french company who has been doing open-source for 17 years. It aims to replace proprietary, unencrypted services like Google Docs, etc. It runs directly in the browser and the code is licensed under AGPLv3.
The transition can't be forced. It is a paradigm shift in land management and an entirely different skill set. You can't just tell all farmers they cant use fertilizer anymore without teaching how to do without. That is how you get famine.

Regenerative management is more profitable for farmers so it is going to happen regardless of what governments want. You just can't force it.
Knowledge Distillation is a related concept in deep NNs, as are the concepts behind the compression of data in signal processing.
Agreed. Though the things I learnt in social studies like history, geography, and civics helped me in finding a common ground with people of other cultures. Given my introverted nature I imagine I would have had a much harder time if I did not have this foundation.
The Eclipse Theia IDE vs. VS Code in Depth (2021)
Definitely depends on what it is. A video call is just as exhausting as a physical conversation (sometimes even more), whereas playing games with teammates would be less. But in the end, they both still drain this metaphorical "social tank", just at different rates.
FYI, there is an extension that lets you put any commands you want in a new menu on the far right, as well as adding a few icons above that. I forget what it's called, but it was something obvious like "shortcut menu bar".
a naked integer is not a 1x1 matrix, it’s a 0x0. Matlab silently promotes it to one, though, which is a deliberately misleading thing to do because it’s convenient for matlab’s data model.

i think it’s fair to call that a (white) lie
Your response tells me it is a game changer and is going to be useful for tons of developers.

I predict that they will create this for Angular, Vue, Svelte, etc.
It looks like this strain will indeed culture a yogurt - https://www.luvele.com/blogs/recipe-blog/how-to-make-l-reute...
Plans can change. War time efforts can put fabrication capacity on the ground if the political will is there. Defense Production Act sort of thing.
Voronoi Relaxation Under Different Distance Metrics
I find it bizarre that they don't ask for 2FA for all contributions. Possibly a historical inheritance?

Edit: I now understand that they require a physical device instead of a TOTP app. Yeah, that's the line between reasonable and wtf.
Other states will enforce a lawfully issued arrest warrant from another state. It happens literally all the time.
No, they simply take away your rights to publish your creation to their index.

You can always publish your creation on your website or wherever.
Yes you can make yogurt out of it. Technically speaking, lactobacillus refers to the fact that this bacterium produces lactic acid not that it consumes lactose.

It’s easy to confuse.

I just finished making 2 liters of yogurt with this bacterium this morning.
Thanks! Since Aspect aims to solve the design-to-engineering handoff problem, I think we monetize on a per-seat basis for enterprise customers. Similar to Figma's pricing model actually.
This type of rhetoric isn’t helpful, except to people who wish to replace basic critical thinking and healthy skepticism with vacuous opinionated polemics on evil corporations and their general evilness.
there's a delay between copying something until it can be pasted, resulting in pasting something that was copied earlier.

Also, you can only have one thing working correctly: tmux scrolling (mouse mode) or copying.
You'd still have a home and the associated costs if you didn't have to work from home. Utilities might be a bit higher with you home all the time but otherwise those are static costs.
That’s a lot of complaining about having to log in with 2FA. You don’t owe a package index anything and a package index doesn’t owe you anything and if either of you don’t like what the other is doing you can go your separate ways. You’ll each have your own conditions for staying together and there’s nothing wrong with that.

As an open source contributor, the world doesn’t owe you participation in an ecosystem only in the way you want it. If you don’t want to play by others rules, don’t.
Crypto collapse: Exchange troubles, Binance’s friends with machine guns
Note that that means you had no right to use it at all.
Then these recruits aren't real assets, are they. Sounds like the FSB just engineered some money laundering from the Russian tax payer to the Ukrainian civil service.

Maybe that was the idea all along.
Isn't this an inherent problem when ISPs make it too easy for users to move between IP addresses? What other options do they have to stop IP-hopping vandals?
> honoured ... in the breach

What does that mean? (Not a native speaker)

Don't Make Me Think is another good book I think :-)
Clipboard is already "synchronized" select a text somewhere, middle click somewhere else et voila.
Holistic "experience" to me includes privacy protections. Windows spies on the user at every turn. GUI elements are not hard to get right. Launchers make it all even easier.
Not much, ʷᶦᵗʰ ʸᵒᵘ?
As someone who grew up in a communist country with literally zero rich prople - it’s not about wealth, it’s about power and influence. We’ve had just as many, if not way more, people above law as in capitalist countries.
The NSA tries to shut down Bryan Cranston so he goes underground, building illegally powerful servers in a commandeered Pixar storage room at night and sleeping under the stage of youth music venue 924 Gilman by day.
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Google's uptime monitoring also allows writing JSONPath checks, so one can monitor HTTP 200 JSON responses semantically.
I know, the way I said it was poorly worded. It was a first in the minds of the planners and builders for, among other reasons, the approval process, the engineering conditions they built it under (a compressed air tunnel was required to keep out the mud and water from the Bay, I'm not sure if that was a first for just the US or the entire world), the amount of funding required (largest US public project to date), the specifications of the system, and the supposed comforts of the trains themselves.

In short, it was supposed to be a revolutionary metro, not just "yet another metro system". As it turned out, they would have been much better served by copying what was tried and true.
Overall I agree that the matter is more nuanced than my original comment would indicate

re requiring 2FA across the platform, I wouldn't be surprised if 2FA requirements eventually expand to everyone

Maybe this could've been opt-in by having a way for projects to require their dependencies be 2FA all the way down. Since the current policy has a bit of a hole: if you're a critical package, are you allowed to depend on a non-critical package? Are you no longer able to add non-critical dependencies?
People who want to ban or limit abortion through the criminal code by definition give police more power not less.
This is a valid point; just because something is naturally-derived, doesn't make it safe. For example, permethrin is approved for organic use but it's also a neurotoxin: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5598406/

Obviously the dosages are low in foods treated with it, but you're still ingesting a neurotoxin, yet the food can be legally labelled organic.

My solution is to list the pesticides on the packaging like they do the nutritional content.

Additional info here:
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/science-sushi/httpblogs...
I think I've got a couple thousand things in Pocket and Pinboard, though probably less organized and filters than yours seems to be... turning that into a graph for sharing makes quite a lot of sense, I like that idea. Relatively low effort too.

Anyway, thanks again! This looks like a lot of good stuff, it's clearly years of effort and I'm very glad you shared.
You are trying to make a strawman by phrasing it as an exaggerated risk.

You can instead go check the probabilities or read scientific documentation and you'll find that both fluid intake at very high temperature and meat consumption have been reported as significant carcinogenics in many papers on publications with high impact factors.

You can search on Scholar or ask your GP. No need to be dishonest on HN.
I'm less certain of that, because the structure of the financing was worked into the deal, as I remember (or at least remember reading about).
I'm happy with what I have. Why try for more, that just leads to misery when things "have" to be a certain way for you to be happy.

It's the sunset cigar thing. Guy watches the sunset from his porch every evening. One day he smokes a cigar at the same time. Loves it. Now he HAS to smoke a cigar every evening or he can't enjoy it. What has he gained?
Just... Learn regex. Jeez.
I do think this is a bit of a billion dollar question. The way Linux distributions mostly does it is some form of long-term support release which gets less updates but still security updates. Burdening the maintainers more than the developers. However the amount of complexity of everyone trying to do that at the same time is not only crazy but also a real limit on progress.

Still something like that could be somewhat of a solution. You don't need to use for example 2FA but then you also don't get to publish to everyone today. Then you have to do a security update which would require it.
I really don’t think deserializing the file is that sketchy. It’s really not hard to implement a parser if the format isn’t garbage
Also known as: SmartNIC, and a bunch of other names, basically a NIC with an embedded CPU (usually ARM of some sort), so can offload some workload into the NIC.

An example is nvida's bluefield, there are others

That sort of thing is being used in a few areas, can even run ESXi on them.

There was a fun article on servethehome a while back using them to build an arm cluster (Link: https://www.servethehome.com/building-the-ultimate-x86-and-a... )
As you can see elsewhere on the thread, my homework disagrees with yours, so you haven't persuaded.
AWS S3 does the opposite when querying objects that don't exist. If you don't have s3:ListObjects permissions on the bucket you'll get a 403 error (you can't differentiate between the object not existing vs. you don't have access to it).

I think either approach is valid as long as you're consistent. You can make a case for either 404 or 403 when you don't have enough permissions. In GitHub's case you can argue that it's a 404 because the resource does indeed not exist through your auth context. In AWS' case you can argue that a 403 makes sense because you don't have permission to know the answer to your query.
I disagree. I haven't touched a VS Code config in over three years of updates. I don't have the need to do anything but write my code.