skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why is it a rough thing in terms of a human relationship? It's good that by revoking all access, both parties can confirm it before termination and the terminated employee is free from any responsibilities for something related with their access which happens in the future.
I am surprised at how most of the comments here are -- I am guessing -- deeply misunderstanding the document.

The document is almost unbelievably over-the-top. I think that it must be an intentional parody of marketing-speak. If you think that it's not, can you offer any evidence in support of your view?
My god it's full of carbs
Nothing in the text you quoted proves your claim: You wrote 50+% = 0 whereas the text you quoted says 70% ≤ 1

You also added a bunch of other text unrelated to your claim.

Dislike of something does not turn opinion into fact.
> BREATHTAKING is a strategy based on the evolution of 5000+ years of shared ideas in design philosophy creating an authentic Constitution of Design. This chart documents the origin and evolution of intellectual property.

Also known as “the circle”.

Credit where credit is due, it takes confidence to make this kind of pitch with a straight face.
*friends, my 435i has something like 30 ECUs

But people still do find defeats for most of those. The reality is BMW doesn't care because the average person won't bother with any of that and will just pay.
You don't like what you do? I do. Not every day but I enjoy it.
> Or am I wrong about this?

This one. Currently nulls are always distinct (different from one another).
yep, as i said a chance to find a better job. If company does layoffs, it is most probably because the things haven't been going great in a lot of senses, ie. the things have rotten to the point that amputation is needed. I saw a number of layoffs through different companies (i happen to work in enterprise software, a pretty rotten area), and i don't remember anybody feeling like they lost their dream job.
You pay more in taxes, but when you become more vulnerable (older, less healthy) you are safer.

The problem with money savings is that they might not keep their value. Last thing I want is to be old, ill, broke and living in a country with no free social services. That said, it all depends on the risks one wants to take... Life is dangerous. :)
Does Evertec (or other PR-based payment systems) have a solution for Puerto Rico businesses selling to customers outside Puerto Rico?
They're working on much worst things... Prepare for car microtransactions.
This anxiety and fear is my main motivator for entrepreneurship

It’s been a long journey but something to consider
“We must do something, for the children, even if it saves just one life”

The great triple fallacy. Never wants you to stop for even a moment to think if doing something is a good idea if the some * we must do* is the wrong thing, if children be used for exploitation, and if not doing something could “save” more people long term than the feel good initial change”.
I'm also not seeing any immediate connection to better electronics. Maybe the resulting phenomena will be exploited to make better instruments that can be used in labs with cryo capability.

Maybe the effects will be replicated in other materials or higher temperatures someday, and the experience won here will be important.

Regardless, it's cool to know it's been witnessed.
Haha nope. If I buy the car, I own everything that is in it. Installing extra parts or features? Sure, I'll pay for that. Hardware that's already in the car, and disabled just so the manufacturer can try to squeeze more money out of me? Never. I'll either enable it myself, or refuse to support companies that do such a thing if I can't.

Subscription models like this one need to be punished, hard, and/or simply rendered unprofitable. Maybe a few rich chumps are willing to pay, but I think the vast majority of car buyers have no interest in being nickel-and-dimed for the privilege of using hardware they already paid for.
>> shouldn't the first question be asking which is the most detailed, not the must accurate?

The first question askes which witness is the LEAST accurate.

One statement is at odds with others in many ways, ergo:

* that statement is least accurate, OR

* the victim and two witnesses are colluding on a false narrative to cover the actual events because ... ??? ( poss. known assailant, fear of retailation, witnesses are part of gang pressuring victim, etc. )
I'm not sure how to respond without being glib, but there's more to life than fruit.

Safe working conditions are worth 5 pound strawberries.
I think most people would just use the existing Rust infrastructure; rustc etc. The GCC frontend will be useful in situations where you cannot use that; for platforms that LLVM/rustc do not support, when you want to build rustc from source instead of using the rustc binaries etc.
Exactly this: it's bidirectional protection.
> Yes you can do that with a SASS product but no you cannot for a physical product.

Why?

Not that I am in favor of this but are there really objective arguments to support that?

One can argue that the ecological impact is higher due to the need for additional materials but maybe people buy new a car only because they didn't have feature X and installing it afterwards is too expensive.
It’s the “before notice” thing. Finding out you were fired by getting to work one day and not being able to open the door is rough.
Incidentally, my plumber comes packing. :-)
I believe this article is targeted at those who are not as comfortable with writing - those people who jump on a call for anything, and want to learn to use async communication more. It sounds like the author is starting to explore that territory. Whereas people like me used to hang around IRC while doing homework and write entire blog posts while half asleep in bed. We're not the ones who simply write while not told to. We have to tell ourselves to stop writing and listen/read more.
Also if you're into podcasts the Crypto Critics Corner episode with Nicholas Weaver [2], who was involved in the trial to a small degree, is really good. [1]

[1] https://cryptocriticscorner.com/2021/12/30/episode-40-the-si...

[2] https://www2.eecs.berkeley.edu/Faculty/Homepages/nweaver.htm...
>" If you work for a richer EU country or the US, you can do very well financially."

Will richer EU country and US companies pay you better than your local wage bracket in the EU? How do you find that? This sounds like the best of both worlds. I'm guessing its tricky?
For a UK tabloid definition of "ordered". Ah, those were the days when we in the EU cared what the UK thought. No longer my friends. No longer.
I think you're missing a couple of sqrt()s ;)
I enjoy what I do. But I also make sure to remind myself that I will enjoy many things. Lots of companies have interesting tech puzzles. Losing a job should be like losing the daily crossword. Enjoyable, but hardly unique.

You can also enjoy many things outside of work.
Endgame was the peak of over a decade of movies with a massive cast and high stakes. It's expected that anything that is released immediately after it will be anti climatic. At the moment the movies we've seen since don't seem to be heading into a common theme (the big bad like thanos) and therefore audiences find it hard to see the films as part of a bigger picture. Add to that the TV shows which appear to be focusing on less known characters and everything becomes more incoherent and less connected (for example shang chi was a decent fantasy movie but felt completely unconnected to the others).

Personally I still watch all of them and I even enjoy Ms Marvel, which got very badly reviewed online to be decent, but you have to consider it as its own stand alone story and the fact that it's targeted to a younger audience.
Sounds like NS&I 'premium bonds' in the UK. Expected rate of return is 1.4% (I think, something like that anyway) but it's paid as prizes monthly ranging from £25 to £1M - or no prize.
That's why we add salt before we cook.
Inflation was way before the time seen in this image.
This really needed an investigation? Collecting money is the whole point and state monopoly ensures much bigger margins than casinos. The only good part is that's it's avoidable voluntary taxation.
Not so sure about the lid: if this is indeed a true quality product leading the market, why does it need this gimmick? You'd rather expect a basic, functional statement. Together with the nondescript sans-serif type, this gives the appeal of a me-too product that would want such a gimmick in order to raise awareness.
I had first heard of them because Zork had a US News and Dungeon Report magazine, and it was such a specific name I knew it must refer to something in the real world. I never did get a chance to read the actual magazine, though.
Prohibition works and never has unintended side effects.

If you want to train your kids to lie and hide things from you, going too far in “their protection” is a good way to get there.
What about user management? I only tried conduit for one day, the setup was fine, everything advertised seemingly worked. But i got really disappointed by the administrative interface. There is basically none, at least not without setting up scripts, monitoring panels etc yourself. I'm no professional sysadmin, so for something targeting selfhosters it needs to get robust administration built into it by default: there's gonna be mistakes, it's not gonna be well tended to daily or even weekly. I'd really like to use this, but i will wait until it's more robust in real-life scenario.

I should add they apparently try to go with an "admin channel" to which you send commands to to manage the server. This is imho a good and accessible idea. But at the time i used it it was very limited and i basically had to reset the db when i had the bad idea of activating e2e encryption on that room.

My take on dendrite is basically the same: seems like the core stuff works well enough, but real life administration and monitoring is messy (or mostly non-existent actually).
The query infringes on rights of Mike Zoss productions, Warner bros entertainment and Walt Disney Studios and cannot be executed
Only 15 hours a week for easier insurance claims!
If you value the opportunity to be a "company man", you can still do that, even as a software engineer. It just requires a shift in priorities. Those jobs absolutely exist.
In other words, the speed of light is irrelevant. It (or relativity) doesn't dictate at all a limit on the relative speeds of two objects. This much is obvious if you consider two objects moving in oppositive directions at 51% the speed of light. Certainly valid, even though combined their relative speed from each other is >c

You can extrapolate the same to the expansion of the universe, I think, but I may be simplifying too much.
> It’s intellectually trendy nowadays to downplay the importance and or significance of college.

Luckily scientists and engineers from the early 1800s to the 1950s didn't see it that way.

If it's 'a trend', then there's little that's intellectual about it. A blade may be able to take a fine, durable edge, but without annealing and honing it might as well be an expensive banana.
Just hired to Build or Head a Developer Relations Team? Your first 90 days
More like, the last ten years of coasting by a lot of unscrupulous engineers is coming to an end.
Wow is that why the scene of the family in the kitchen has what appear to be psilocybes growing in the device? lollll
AFAIU this is real, but I contend that it's neither satire or real: it is in fact a marketing operation, and a very successful one.

When this was "leaked" it was discussed for weeks, and you can see it is still discussed more than ten years after the fact.

It's probably been more effective than most of the ad campaigns I can remember.
James Webp?
I use rarbg. I have to go there without my VPN on a different device than my seedbox as they block VPN traffic to the actual site sometimes.
Ah right, missed the "before notice" while I read "before termination" before. My bad.

It's true that sometimes it's needed to prevent further damage and agree it's a rough thing in human relationship.
1 Dollar = 1 Euro
People complain that being laid off is cold and impersonal. People also complain that there are not enough regulations and laws around employment.

The reason layoffs are cold and impersonal is that it’s a very fraught event for the company and lawsuits are quite common. So because of all the rules and regulations, the safest play is to say as little as possible to avoid any lawsuit. Therefore you will get very little reasoning and no emotional support from your former employer.
I'm not sure the average person drives a BMW. I don't know, maybe if you can afford to drive a BMW, you don't mind having to rent something you already bought. I have a feeling that if Honda or Toyota pulled this shit, nobody would buy the models that had it.

Renting things like heated seats? It feels bizarre to even have to discuss such a dystopically stupid idea.
Apart from being uneconomical reprocessing actually increases the amount of waste. Sure it's less radioactive, but it also is much larger volume and will stay radioactive for much longer.
I'm looking forward to the backstory / making of reports.
Maybe this is a generational thing, but the idea of not knowing what you’ll get in a box of chocolate is an entirely foreign notion to me.
My friend managed a Video rental shop in the sunset of the the era. I remember him mentioning some trade publication, or magazine from the franchise that told employees ' if you like this movie, you'll probably like this too' kind of information.. Maybe the algorithms were already around back then, just the front end was a bit meatier.
SC2 also killed itself by focusing solely on ladder and esports and abandoning the casual gamer. The genre might have had a chance otherwise.
Mob, let alone legal casino operators, would never get away with such ridiculous margins. Even organized crime faces competition from unorganized crime, your neighbor's home poker game will probably have a pretty low rake.
Is the control module built into the heating pads themselves?
That might be the one thing I would do over again. Move to a "better" HS for my kid, especially since he missed out on 1.5 years due to Covid anyway. His HS ranks top 15 in our state in college readiness scores but falls out of the top 50 overall since there are also a lot of poor students who are lucky to have parent at home at all and often are the surrogate parent for their single mom or dad. Basically, the top students are about as strong as any school in the area but the reputation gets dragged down by the kids who were never on the college track due to life circumstances and a limited support network.

As a result, if you have your sights set on anything other than the two in-state schools or BYU (strong Mormon influence here) the counselors don't know what to do with you and you are on your own.

It worked out and I have no doubt my kid will have strong opportunities post-college but he missed out on any chance at the truly life-changing schools, which I have no doubt he would have succeeded at had he gotten in.
That article is about the Stasi infiltrating the German Green Party.

> Indeed, far from being an indictment of Stasi infiltration of the Greens, Gieseke and Bahr's study is a portrait of a largely failed attempt by the Communist German Democratic Republic (GDR) to co-opt the nascent left-wing party on the other side of the Iron Curtain.

How did a few Stasi cooperators the 1980s Green Party translate into experts recommending Germany's nuclear power plants be shut down in the late 2010s?
I understand that, but I think that the piece is more related to the emotional and feelings of the people that is left behind. I know many people that was layoff and for them, money wasn´t the issue, but they couldn´t deal with the fact of being layed off. I don't know, I have been layoff once and inmediately I went to a trip in Japan, couldn't care less but those guys, even one of my closest friends were very sad even months from the fact. :(
Yeah lol I’m dyslexic and got them mixed up. It was .85 eur to 1 usd.
While you're absolutely right that this is their attitude, what they will do, etc. The laws of mathematics steadfastly remain consistent despite your latlon and it doesn't matter what random idiot politician thinks about it.

This too will remain constant.
I’ve not got an edu license :/ so a dev one is one I’d have to do
Wait so this was real?
How much power is regenerated though? Theoretically, electric vehicles shouldn't have to store quite as much energy.
Actual physical separation and privacy. Not vague notions of privacy protection.
Back atcha!

Farmers know that it's used not only to kill weeds but also as a desiccant just before harvest, to harvest sooner. That is likely the cause of the contamination in the food supply.
A few example large solar plants in the US seems to have ~500MW capacity, ~30% capacity factor (so ~200MW effective capacity), and taken 2-5 years to build [1][2][3].

A nuclear plant will probably have multiple 1GW reactors, with very high capacity factors. I think your numbers are very optimistic.

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Star

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_Sunlight_Solar_Farm

3. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topaz_Solar_Farm
US News was a clickbait company before there were clicks to bait.
> 5. Police Officer Darious arrives to the scene of a suspected overdose where the victim is not responding. He administers Naloxone from his department provided kit. The victim is still not responding, but has a pulse. How long should Officer Darious wait to administer another dose of Naloxone if the victim does not respond after CPR?

> (A) Three to five minutes

> (B) Six to eight minutes

> (C) Three to five seconds

> (D) Ten to fifteen minutes

If the victim has a pulse, why is Officer Darious giving them CPR? He needs to follow directions better.
Just wild speculation but if Facebook is falling it’s probably because the directions they have taken (decided by the board)? I haven't really seen any indication that it would be the programmers fault. It’s not like customers would go back to Facebook if they had zero outages for a year or better quality photos… it’s way beyond that.
I was just going to ask about gravity. TIL that gravity travels at the speed of light. Thanks!
Being pedantic, but generally you shouldn't use an axe for splitting wood. Mauls are much heavier and meant for the purpose.
The maximal world population is on track to be 10b by 2080. But, this is a slowdown. It's wonderful that even under eradication of disease, we can see the trend flatten, the economics of childbirth are strong proof that more wealthy economies have lower birthrate.

We don't have to go to Soylent Green to solve the worlds problems. At present, there are just under 8b people and it's estimated we mal-apportion and waste a significant proportion of food, so its tenable to argue that climate aside, we can feed 10b with what we know we can do growing food for 8b, if we distribute it better and waste less. "If" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there and I expect both AGW, and continued food waste and malapportionment will plague the world.

It is also worth bearing this trendline in mind discussing Covid. the deathrate under covid has soared: It's not fundamentally altering this trajectory, as much as eradication of malaria and malnutrition will: If parents see less child death, they will seek less child birth.
It's 100% real and 100% serious. That's why it is so well known in the design world.

I wonder if your comment exemplifies some corollary to Poe's Law - that someone mistaking real for parody or vice versa will confidently assert their view as obviously correct and challenge others (even if they constitute a seemingly informed majority) to justify their own.
Same with students applying. They’re betting that students aren’t applying completely randomly to schools and that the research they do beforehand isn’t entirely noise and has some signal that will show up in the average.

I mean it’s a pretty darn conservative proposition to say “we think that averaged over the entire population of applicants that the schools that students spend their time applying to will trend, however small, to better schools.

Where the flip side of “it’s all noise and it’s impossible to evaluate a school better than flipping a coin without actually attending” is an incredibly strong assertion.
In GA the lotto funds scholarships. It might be regressive in that the poorest kids may be unable to get the grades necessary to earn HOPE scholarship, but insofar as taking vice that’s going to exist anyway and making it serve a public good, it seems like a pretty fair deal. It might be backward to call it so, but my entire life my dad told me not to play the lotto, that it was an IQ tax.
> The amount of lobbying that hits this site about nuclear power is inexplicable. ... lobby backed propaganda get tons of up votes on HN

From the HN Guidelines [1]:

> Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, bots, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, email hn@ycombinator.com and we'll look at the data.

Lobbying should be added to the list, because I see more and more comments of people stating that X is only on HN because of lobbyists, rather than the more likely explanation that it is something users are interested in. Nuclear has always been popular on HN, along with all renewable competitors to nuclear.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Right, the longest wavelength filter here is 4.4 µm [0]. In Hubble's version, the reddest filter they use is 1.6 µm on WFC3/IR [1] (which I believe is Hubble's reddest overall and limited by its optics). Four of the six filters used are outside Hubble's range.

[0] "In this case, the assigned colors are: Red: F444W Orange: F356W Green: F200W + F277W Blue: F090W + F150W"

https://webbtelescope.org/contents/media/images/2022/038/01G...

[1] https://archive.stsci.edu/prepds/relics/
That is due to a lack of variance in names within a subpopulation.

Everyone and his cousin is called Mohammed, heck in certain areas even girls have it as a second name.
Call me crazy but... Perhaps there are people who did, and others who did not.
This is incredibly useful. Thank you!
Keep in mind that faking evidence could also be done to benefit Hunter. If you mix in fake images into these leaks so that later they get disproved as fake, people will be more likely question the legitimacy of the real ones. Throwing people of the right track is like almost universal theme in detective novels.
As a thought experiment, imagine some cheating was done using fake signatures during the last election. If you plant and broadly circulate stories of voting machines being hacked, so that everyone pays attention to voting machines, only to later disprove that they were hacked. You've successfully managed to misdirect public opinion when it mattered the most.
> Would Elon make a move like this without knowing what the consequences are?

Yes? The man has built a number of successful businesses but he is by no means infallible when it comes to these kinds of moves. From being replaced at PayPal to calling someone a pedophile because his toy submarine was useless to rescuers in a flooded cave system, he's definitely shown he's capable of making poor calls and not considering the outcome. That was literally his defense at the libel trial related to the latter.
I've felt this for years but never been able to express it so well.
There's nothing literally close to supcom(faf). I reckon faf, and maybe cnc3/ra3 will be the only viable rts games for casual players in the next 5 years.
Exactly. Plenty of people willing to profit off the arbitrage if he's actually going to be forced to buy twitter at the original amount.

The current price ($32) reflects be probably won't.
you may have been in a certain place while phone is left at home, location turned off, flight mode, or disabled "timeline tracking"