skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Part of the issue for the horse is it'll be his first vacuum ever pulled, he doesn't have any knowledge of how to break that weight. Meaning get the motion started, it's got a different response to force than what that horse knows, eg carriages and plows, very different, you can plot it, totally different.
Right and you got downvoted - what a surprise.
I suppose this happens in every competition. Its absolutely logical to try to game a system for a win.
Ask HN: Why can't we favorite a post from the front page?
Quite often I navigate back to the front page and want to favorite the post later on. However, you can only do that from the comments section.

Is this setup intended, and if so what is the reasoning behind it?
The problem is gas (and electricity) are a market and have prices set by that market. If a British company can make more money shipping gas out of the country, they are going to.

If a Norwegian company can make more selling to someone other than the UK, then they will. And those profits go to the Norwegian government, which isn't the case in Britain.

There are some limits due to transport but countries with more links to suppliers and storage can ride it out better even before getting into political responses.
This sounds like a much more roundabout way to handle making a law that requires cancellations to give refunds within a timely manner.
Be a user of a product, realise you can do better, implement core functionality common to all solutions in the space, figure out where the incumbents aren't paying attention, out-execute them in that space.
I imagine that between the '40s and '70s many of the really hard problems became a lot easier. E.g. using solid-state electronics for the timing, modelling shaped charges as a textbook exercise rather than a research problem, etc. What surprises me is that he managed to get a dirt-cheap initiator.
Seems like the obvious answer is no. But if can see that they are doing important stuff, and you're letting your hangups over unrelated political issues keep you from donating to their awesome work, I'd say that's a mistake. They have a 4/5 from Charity Navigator for spending their money effectively.
> A student reveals how, at one team-building exercise that involved working on a
plan to survive subarctic temperatures, “Our action plan hinged on what the most vocal people suggested.

> When the less vocal people put out ideas, those ideas were discarded. The ideas that were rejected would have kept us alive and out of trouble, but they were dismissed because of the conviction with which the more vocal people suggested their ideas.”

That's like our society discuss "the most important topics" today. There are some groups screaming some agenda, which 99% doesn't care, but because they are loud and everywhere, they are able to enforce some crazy ideas
Surely the best of both worlds would be to run Vax on Kubernetes?
Of course, they are writing good things about deceased. But what kind of good things?

Mentioning 15,000 killed in Afghanistan is quite daring at this time.

I remember Afghanistan very well because I lived in the Soviet Union at that time. Every mother was worried that her son could be sent to Afghanistan and die there. But now about three times more Russians have been killed in Ukraine (and population of Russia is about half of the population of the Soviet Union at that time). Comparatively the death rate is 6 times greater in this unwinnable war.

Whatever were Gorbachev's aims, he gets credit for stopping this blood-bath. I wonder if there will be another leader emerging in Russia who will stop the pointless war in Ukraine?
Perhaps you can pay someone who has a copy to digitize it for you.

It might not be fully legal, but it looks like there's no way for you to buy the book from a source that would support the author/publisher anyway
It didn't help that the girl also had Tourette's and compulsively repeated the phrase "I'm sorry. I don't know that" whenever spoken to.
Of course in the marginal cases. But even simple restrictions greatly reduce liability. And anyways running afoul of gdpr will not affect you much if you don't plan to do business in the EU
The staff at the gate is often (not always; sometimes they’re airline employees) a ground handling company contracted by the airline. They do their job based on the policies of the airlines when it comes to ticketing, rebooking, luggage rules, etc.
It just seems that when compared with TikTok, Instagram Reels is still much smaller as a short video platform. Where the creator communities is yet to be built, the data is probably weighted heavily on the Instagram followers, what do we do on such a new but may be potentially large platform? how do we cold start based what we already have? We snap some historically hot videos from TikTok. I think that's why videos on Reels are kind of old.

A new platform is not built on a single day. Even creators found a new platform and decided the first thing they do should be re-posting their old works.
I agree, but it's also a natural consequence of excluding that speech from other venues. Of course it will all concentrate in what few places still allow it.

However is that desirable?

It might be healthier for society if the speech is in less concentrated quantity, and seen for the bile it is so that it can inoculate those exposed in such low quantities.

We should also look at the motivating factors, not necessarily the stated reasons, but the source of the logical and emotional driving factors that lead to that hateful rhetoric. Society and social contracts have serious systemic issues that are complex, interwoven issues. It's not just one thing, or one problem, but a big picture with a lot of things that all must get solved in the same broad effort.
To bring some context, temporary above ground pools are exempted, I don’t know if the software makes the distinction, but the global system software + tax people has to make it.
I rarely get recruiter emails anymore, but SEO outreach emails are exactly the same.

I have a Gmail filter for them, and if something slips through, I block the sender. It takes a second and it ends the problem for good.

I would suggest doing the same with recruiters. Bot messages don't deserve human courtesy.
Yes and No. I described gentrification. No, I did not participate in it because I received a Portuguese salary from the start. I'm working at university where the salary levels are fixed by state institutions. (Which is a huge problem if you want to attract senior researchers from abroad, and also a problem because it causes talented people to emigrate.) The reason why I paid a rent that was then higher than usual was because landlords in Portugal assume foreigners are wealthier and therefore it was very hard as a foreigner to get an apartment at the low pricing that my Portuguese colleagues were paying.
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South Africa too - think the website devs are just lazy or we are not their target audience - it is not like we are going to vote for Trump although there is a lot of Trump supporters here as well :)
> and was even approached by both France and Pakistan making offers to buy his research

Probably quite a few others as well...
The concept doesn't need to be married to modern automobile design, agreed.

Much like the transition motorcycle engine manufacturers made, moving away from air cooling in the late 70's. The first innovation being under piston oil jet cooling and then moving progressively to water cooling.

Oil cooling offers little additional risk or complication over air cooled designs, but there are limitations on liner/piston temperatures and additional vapors which increase maintenance that don't exist with water cooling.

It really comes down to whether it seems reasonable to trade on some risk for economy, but ultimately recip engine flight isn't efficient anyway
iirc Gdpr only applies if you target EU citizens. Blocking the EU from their website means they aren't targeting EU citizens.
OSX only at the moment, it seems.
If the US takes steps to formally recognize Taiwan, it will be politically impossible for the Chinese government not to react extremely forcefully.
That's not a requirement for most people, versions and locking is fine.

There are certainly refinements that can be added with JS, but JS is not a requirement, and certainly is not for rendering an editable page.
We are arguing past one another or have a different background. I don’t think you have countered my reply.
> there was really no reason to not throttle that baby up to full rental power.

The reason is to reduce pollution, but that's obviously no concern at all for most GA pilots and passengers.
Trending is only way to observe trends outside of personalized or curated bubble.
Not a lot of spam happen in trending tabs.
Isn't there something similar to NetGuard or TrackerControl able to be implemented on iOS?

<https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard>

<https://github.com/TrackerControl/tracker-control-android>
But it's a plutonium design, which according to common wisdom is too fissile for slow assembly but needs both compression and enough inertia to stop it from exploding with a very low yield.
or present them with the videos through some kind of neutral UI

the UI itself can be tested separately
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Enriched Uranium was of course implied but I edited the comment now. Another commenter mentioned that it was a Plutonium design, in which case the Plutonium was almost certainly not part of the bill.
No, no, no, we don't need a "new type of town" built around some pre-fab gimmick. Literally you just need to lift zoning restrictions (and related bureaucratic crap like discretionary design review) and legalize building things that are slightly-to-moderately more dense than single family home suburban houses. That doesn't mean "dense towers".

Suppose you see a man strangling himself, and he wants to know how to get out of his predicament. Does he need a VC-backed startup to sell him an anti-strangulation machine? No, he just needs to stop strangling himself! To hell with "innovation".

Land prices in the US (or the UK, or any other place with a housing crisis) are not a limiting factor, if anything they're what would fuel the construction if it were allowed to happen. Property values within cities are so inflated precisely because of the zoning which makes it impossible to build the kind of housing needed to serve the immense demand.
Do keep in mind that the people that are calling for a default API here aren't the same people that would've complained about the privacy implications of said API.

This is a diverse Forum and people have various opinions.
Yeah agreed, super important thing that most people don’t realize

It was well covered in Taleb - https://medium.com/incerto/the-most-intolerant-wins-the-dict...
If the situation in Russia goes poorly, the gas wells will be allowed to freeze, and all that production goes offline, effectively forever. At the same time, large methane leaks form from all the cracked well casings and pipes. It would be the worst of both worlds, forced to cut consumption (and standard of living), while creating an actual ecological disaster.

Energy Blindness[1] is a huge problem right now, people have no idea how much energy is used in all the goods and services common in their lives.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T19tHn_LA80
idk where all this "quiet quitting" came from. it seems to have followed on from all the anti work from home stuff.

it seems that quiet quitting is just a loaded euphemism for doing your job. when did that become such a controversial topic...feels like we are in some bizzaro timeline where people just latch onto any topic or buzzword that generates rage and clicks.
"That is until your app suddenly needs to do something not allowed for PWAs."

If that's the case, put it into Cordova or something. Just lazily pay the price when you actually getting something for it.
Yes, and (while the concept dates back to much earlier times) the actual term quarantine (quarantena) was actually invented by Venetians for ships, which were at the time if not the fastest way to spread a virus/disease, particularly those coming from far countries, surely the more probable one (by volume):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quarantine#Medieval_Europe
> "Local law enforcement is at the front lines of trafficking and missing persons cases, yet these departments are often behind in technology adoption," Broderick told AP. "We fill a gap for underfunded and understaffed departments."

So if they had a near-unlimited budget, they would have even scarier tools. Obviously law enforcement isn't the NSA, but that part made me think. Just how far does LE want to go with technology if money is not an object?
Showing an ad to an EU citizen or someone in the EU is doing business in the EU, says the EU.

But indeed, you are correct that geoblocks reduce liability.
> I also think it would absolutely work, just like it works in Mexico.

I feel that the U.S. Army would not respond favorably to terrorism.

> I also think it would be the first choice of people accustomed to it working.

Well, that may be true; they might be stupid enough to do that. I couldn’t really say; I’m just a random person on the internet without any special knowledge of their psychology.
Another stupid idea by politicians who try to fix the service they don't understand.

“The subsequent bureaucracy of cancelling ticket bookings and transferring the money back would be over with.”
Good one. I had a flight (DUS 2 MUC) cancelled yesterday (due to strikes).
Two clicks in the app, and the money was back in my account 20 minutes later.

This law will only do 2 things:
a) Increase prices for tickets
b) Will create a lot of friction. Just imaging you credit card being stolen/lost a day before the flight. Or you accidentally spending your credit on something else before the money is taken.

If you buy a cinema ticket for next weeks premiere, do you want to pay now, and have the ticket safe, or pay when you actually go to the cinema.
I had a long discussion about with a recruiter, since my title is "Not looking for work" and my bio a longer version of "don't contact me". I still get contacted here and there, and I'm very rude when it happens.

It's apparently my fault if their scripts only see "looking for work" and contact me. If I didn't want to be contacted by recruiters, I shouldn't say that I'm not looking for work. He said that he couldn't know that I didn't want to be contacted because he doesn't have time to read profiles.

That was his defence to "this is why people don't like recruiters". Every additional message made me hate recruiters more.

Others have justified it as "maybe your very explicit request not to be contacted is outdated, and you want to be contacted". Nope. Still self-employed.
The cheap Amazon kit I was cursed with looks identical to https://www.amazon.com/Syntus-Precision-Screwdriver-Electron.... The product is advertised as S2 tool steel, but I think this is a lie since reviews complain of soft steel, eg. "my T6 stripped right away with no resistance" and "I don’t have much use for either set".

I think the Phillips tips are both too soft, and misshapen and too tapered so they cam out easily (often stripping the steel in the process) rather than locking solidly onto the screw socket. I do not see any Pozidriv bits with diagonal ridges in this kit, though some older screwdriver kits I have contain them.
It sounds callous, but even if those 72 deaths could be attributed to regulation on houses (they can't, that's apartment blocks), it would still be an acceptable price to pay. It costs less than a million to save a marginal life, housing regulations have cost north of a trillion (comparing total cost of housing stock then to now adjusted for inflation), so unless those regulations have saved a million lives? They aren't worth it.

Humans are really bad at thinking at scale, but this is essential for good pubkic policy.
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> Perhaps its the apparent conflict between UX and DX that leads to tooling complexity?

In theory improved DX leads to improved UX. In practice, subpar/lazy tooling needs to be worked around to get better DX.

I’ve added a lot of JS weight to migrate legacy apps to React always improving time to interactive and responsive error handling/messaging. Vanilla JS and even Jquery just don’t have the DX that allows them to scale in a corporate context (specifically because of under experienced engineers and poor “due dates”).

IMO it’s a lack of initiative from browser developers to move the web forward faster (obvious given the funding comes roughly exclusively from the developers of iOS and Android). I understand the inertia of legacy browsers, but it should not take decades to eliminate the need for these DX polyfills (eg like Jquery took to become redundant, and how long it’s taking React/Vue/Svelte style components).
For comparison/reference, a typical single 2MW wind turbine platform costs about $3M USD. I would expect a wind park, that has several of wind turbines, to have traditional wired Ethernet connectivity (or 5G private network, in the future) for connecting all onboard turbine diagnostics electronics to send/receive signals/commands from a central control platform onsite. A typical part failure and downtime costs a lot of money. So, typically they would invest in this 'optional' observability/diagnostics platform which costs a few thousand $$s and can easily accommodate a full server stack for local collection, buffering/storage, aggregation, ETL and push to remote cloud for further real-time monitoring and long-term component failure prediction/analysis.
Had two in the house as a child in the 60s/70s and loved them to death.
What exactly is the scoring behind?
Those were the countries offering to buy. In his position I'd be fearing offers of "non-financial inducements"
Funny enough, Pu-238 was on the market at one point (with plenty of restrictions). It was used to power pacemakers. It's still used for spacecraft.

I'm not sure how expensive it was in the '70s but it is very expensive now. American production is supposed to be scaling up, but only to about 1.5 kg a year.
Did you pay as you boarded? Do not assume the same rules will apply when there is a dramatic change.

If a company isn't going to charge until boarding, and will charge a fee for no shows then you can be certain that they've collected identification and a payment method. Otherwise, how would they charge no shows?
Sure, but why on earth would any tourist choose to stay at some off site tourist hub? The whole point of visiting a historic city like say Lisbon, is that you get the stay in an historic city, not some modern off site tourist hub where you get to take a crammed full tourist bus to the centre..

Or would you propose strict accompanying zoning laws with strict enforcement? I think that would meet stiff resistance from property owners but would be feasible. I do think all of this would make the destination much less attractive to visit though so it really comes down to how much you want/need the tourists.
just to note; fully closing borders was not possible for most countries, so while it may help, it was never realistic
Seriously .. the world is going up in flames .. and at the same time there's all these people walking around in the global west who're apparently hooked on gigapixels and ever more bandwidth/storage space/gigaherz and so on .. it's so f*** up.

An example of a slower and less dumb way to run our ecosphere into the ground:
I convert all podcasts I listen and want to keep to opus @ 20 kbit/s which on average results in 1/5 of the original file size.
Wrong. The EU told the market to regulate itself or it would force their hand at which point they would get no say in the process.
False comparison - you’ll find plenty of vitriol against white people, christians, traditional values and such in extreme left
In Amsterdam 57% of the rental stock is rent-controlled housing (capped at below €800/month). But that doesn't help at all when you don't keep building more: the average time on the waiting list for a new allocation is 13 years, and rarely move out. And if they do move out physically, it's popular to not move out administratively and illegally sublet it for a lot more than that they're paying (that's the story I've been told by locals).
Why not sell it?
Aircraft engines are running on full load for almost all the time, with added load during take off. Car engines are not, a modern car engine would blow up running under the same load patterns then aircraft engines.

And sincr ICE engines are dying bread when it comes to aircraft, why bother if the current ones work perfectly fine for what they are supposed to do?
> I see reddit spreading just as much dangerous disinformation and failing to moderate posts encouraging illegal acts.

Interesting you say that. A lot of vocal redditors seem to think that Reddit has embraced censorship rather too actively.
Well it can't handle proper displayport 1.4 without hickups..
Pretty good way to prevent many of the targets of the hatred from their users from signing up and fighting back.
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For sure it does but AHK has a wider user base
Or possibly, your post was overlooked. No-one is claiming that "100% of posts that fail to meet the rules are removed". How do you know that you weren't just "lucky"?
So their lockdown ① reduced the number of deaths due to covid and ② increased the number of deaths due to lack of sports and other activity. To the point where the reduced number of covid deaths is larger than the increase in inactivity-and diabetes-related deaths. Fair enough, perhaps, or not.
I meant in general, for Plutonium you realistically need an implosion type design, but I think theoretically you could even have a gun type Plutonium bomb, just making clean enough Plutonium is totally uneconomical.
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