skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, in principle, but in practice you are limited by the actual fuel you need to burn, and it seems the existing designs get close enough to those limits and do not stand to gain significantly from higher energy densities. Fuel efficiency and range is a primary target for optimization for decades, I doubt there are vast reserves of untapped efficiency just waiting for a hotter engine.
On Jan 6th the tweet/video I'm referring to was removed and Trump couldn't post any more tweets.

Maybe that is called freezing the account instead of banning it? IDK.
Its not just lowering housing costs. Raising a child does not just include housing cost, it also includes a ton of other costs, and since families have become nuclear and both parents work, it is hard to birth more children since cost/time that you need to spend on child rearing will be more. What is the solution to this? No idea
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It will stay around as long as it's free to poison the environment with lead.
I don't get why you'll need AI for this. Couldn't you get the same result by using regex on the email from the sender?
If you just want a bad atomic bomb, isn't it enough to put 2 chunks of fissile (enough) material at either end of a very thick steel tube and shoot them together using explosives? The question is how you use $2k to buy or produce the fissile material, because if the BOM was really $2k including "weapons grade" fissile material then the interesting question is how to get the fissile material that cheaply.

If the BOM is $2k excluding the fissile material then... is that really surprising? I thought crude bomb designs were pretty easy to create if you have no interest in maximizing yield or minimizing how dirty the bomb gets?
The right wing is exclusive in its call for armed violence.

The right wing encourages the notion that the second amendment means military grade arms for every yahoo, and that this is to be used in the coming civil war to take “back” America.

Lyndsey Graham warned us of riots if Trump is indicted, and we should prevent the FBI from doing their job to reduce the risk of right wing violence.

The right wing is the exclusive purveyor of political violence, seeing as how there’s no actual radical left wing in American politics in any power holding capacity.

Calling Joe Biden “far left” as the baseline means that no one who can see the actual political spectrum takes you seriously, but it’s sufficiently compelling for Fox hosts to repeat ad nauseum
He's an investor to tune of $250,000 of their $18,000,000 valuation, so about 1.5%. Not buy a board seat level by any means, but not his usual random dude on the internet relationship with manufacturers either.

Now AMD on the other hand, he likely did overestimate the influence AMD marketing (and hence indirectly Linus) had over AMD's business deals planning, but the lack of follow-up is also from the framework side
This looks really cool. The fact it's also supporting SOAP both impresses me and brings back terrible memories.

Hats off. I'm going to give this a go today!

And I love the feedback option - nice touch!
Depends on how you define 'median'.

- Any value that minimizes the sum of absolute differences? Then all real numbers between 3 and 5 are a median of that set.

- With an inequality over the PDF? The same as above.

- The 1/2-quantile? Then you need to tell me if we're rounding up or down.

I've seen that definition before, but it's a completely useless definition for any legitimate use case of the median as an order statistic. I have no idea where it comes from.
Show HN: Wavvy – web-based audio editor (Audacity port)
I originally developed a WASM port of wxWidgets for https://dj.app/. When it came time to open source wxWidgets-wasm, I decided to port another complex app as a test case, and Audacity seemed like the obvious choice. In the process, I also needed to write a new host API for PortAudio for playback and recording in the browser.

https://github.com/ahilss/wxWidgets-wasm

https://github.com/ahilss/portaudio-wasm

https://github.com/ahilss/wavvy
This is a complete oversimplification and dismissal of the feat of engineering that goes into nuclear power plants.
The compensation seems to depend on having a ticket (entering into a 'contract' to provide/use a service) and not on the actual date of monetary transaction. Which shifts to check in time from booking time. Compensation for cancellation less that 14 days prior to delivery may still be in place, only the refund could be spared if cancellation happens before check in. There are pre-, on-time-, post- payment services out there working with various obligations to handle exceptions.
Absolutely, and low wage growth is endemic in Portugal due to cultural factors - business owners are famously greedy, small-minded, and given to mistreat workers, including by paying them miserably.

Tech businesses thankfully have been leading the way, aware that intrinsically remoteable work means they're competing with foreign capital for workers, but the situation is nowhere near where it needs to be (higher wages across ~more~ all trades and industries).
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and too few posts on a page, in 1080x2560 (vertical) only half of monitor is filled with content.
As you rightly say real estate is treated more as an investment, so those who have bought in will never sell for a price lesser than what they bought in for. Hence real estate prices will never crash, unless something disastrous or apocalyptic happens to that country/area.
That's just market forces optimizing for supply and demand though, isn't it? Portuguese can't afford living in Portugal but other people can. It's more profitable to rent out apartments as BnB's for days than to tenants for years so that's where the market moves. Investors make more money refurbishing housing into luxury apartments so ordinary citizens get priced out of their homes.

You can either have a housing market or you can make sure everybody has affordable housing. But that means making housing a public good rather than leaving it up to investors, but this requires the opposite of the austerity that was imposed on Portugal during its debt crisis.

If you think that's utopian thinking, consider Red Vienna and its housing projects which continue to exist today and still provide affordable decent quality public housing in the city: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Vienna
Have fun buying "C-type computer cable with high speed and power" on Amazon from TREWLOKIJ, Shenzhen.
But no calls to violence, despite our desires to oust politicians who make hay off of threatening violence.
> Spoken like a true software engineer.

And not a software engineer who's worked on airline PSS systems :D
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He had been talking about the "stolen election" for months. It's hard to say that is the reason why they deleted that particular post, especially when it could have potentially defused a dangerous situation.
Engine temperature effect on efficiency is about heat loss, which isn't accounted for in the Carnot cycle (it assumes perfectly reversible cycle, and heat conduction across a temperature difference is not reversible: it's heat bleeding from one point to another and averaging out, kind of like mixing two substances).

If the metal walls of your combustion chamber are cold, there will be more heat transferred and more entropy generated. Looking more physically, heat lost after combustion reduces the temperature and therefore pressure of the gas on the power stroke, reducing power output for a given heat input (i.e. less efficient).
Will china dominate social media market?

Seems very likely

I bet they dont rely as hard on algos when it comes to content, but thats just a guess
> [...] GDPR very clearly says it applies to EU citizen, not people in the EU [...]

What it says is that it applies to data subjects who are "in the Union". The word "citizen" does not appear anywhere in GDPR or in the accompanying recitals.
It's quite a high blame I'd say. I actually have a friend who does this. He's been in the Airbnb game since pretty much they showed up and he now has 4 or 5 flats.

He could rent them out, but the long term rent contracts would not net him the same amount in a year than what he gets in just the summer months. Plus, long term contracts have a lot of other expectations from him as a land lord, whilst Airbnb is pretty chill.

From his point of view, airbnb is amazing, from my point of view when I was searching for a flat, I wanted to stab him in the face. It is what it is.
we are both right, wikipedia to the rescue
Population (2020)[8]
• Total 3,898,747
• Density 8,304.22/sq mi (3,206.29/km2)
• Metro[9] 13,200,998 (2nd)
Appreciate his works about declarative design.
Folk Interfaces
No expert here; apparently this requires more / more enriched uranium. Since enriching uranium seems to be the bottleneck, this is suboptimal. This is why the Hiroshima bomb worked like this, but the second one, in Nagasaki, worked by compressing plutonium with explosives instead.

There's also the question of "compactness". If you want to carry the bomb by plane, say, it has to be light-ish and compact-ish, which this design lends itself less to. If you want to shoot it up in a rocket, this is even more important.
Yes.

The US is one of the largest producers of oil, a large exporter of food, and a large exporter of tech.

None of those sticks were used against developing countries to get them to sanction Russia because currently there's no need
> Proving to the opposition that you won't play fair only widens the divide

What is unfair here?
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More generally, whenever the words "RyanAir" and "fault" show up in the same sentence/extended phrase, in 99% of the cases the "fault" is directly connected to "RyanAir", no matter who the other subjects of that extended phrase might be (clients, airports, even government entities). Though they (RyanAir) sure do have some very cheap flights, that's why lots of us accept being their reluctant clients.
> using solid-state electronics for the timing

Curious... is timing actually that big of a deal when you've already got critical mass? What would happen if you just dropped one half critical mass from 1m above to the other half?
Where does capitalism vs. any other world view fit in this disscussion?

1. Does capitalism somehow obstruct people expressing themselves musically? Does nationalized ownership of production means or being ruled by clergy stimulate it somehow?

2. Is there a world-view that enables (advanced) musical expression without studying?

3. Is it artistic expression if you bang out a few random words on a keyboard and something is generated in return?

4. What makes you think that this (the topic still being AI generated art) has already happened in music? AFAIK, those tools are pretty limited, and barely accessible. If it did, what makes you think that it benefitted society?

5. How does many more people expressing themselves artistically benefit society?

5b. 5, if it doesn't require any effort?
TikTok seems the only one who actually put thought about it, because that's exactly the beef I have with Spotify as well. You play a "song radio" and find a new song so you move to that other song radio but only to get exactly the same list maybe shuffled a bit. Somehow they create bubbles of content and that's it, no way out. At least on Spotify you can change bubbles, while on YouTube good luck.
Can't reply to parents new message, but you can read twitter blog link or check trumparchive to see that trump posted on 7th and 8th day.
It's not even possible. Most card networks let pre-authorizations expire after 7 or 30 days [1], you'd need new laws for that.

Additionally, this will be a massive headache for business travelers that use their private credit cards - usually, you'd book a flight and file for reimbursement at the employer, which you then use to pay down the CC bill. Now when you book a larger amount of flights, suddenly you may end up with your CC running into its limit because all the flights are technically still "on hold" and can't be paid off.

[1] https://docs.adyen.com/online-payments/adjust-authorisation
How many SPY puts are you holding?
The last time someone was going down that road it did not end too well.
I know nothing about VMs or filesystems but I absolutely enjoyed this article. The language was very clear and easy to follow. Would be following the blog from now on.

I have a question about the copy-on-write example involving VM A and VM B. It says t VM B will directly use all the data from VM A and for any change, it copies the block, writes into it and reads from it after this.

But what if, say, block 2 is changed by VM A and was never written to by VM B? Wouldn't VM B read the changed block 2? Clearly, it doesn't happen cause a fork is a copy, but an explanation of how this is tackled is appreciated!
3) so how do you explain either conservative or right wing politicians, judges, or secret service agents?

Aren’t you really just complaining that reality has a left wing bias?

Perhaps seeing how governments actually work dissuades you from erroneous conclusions you had drawn from right wing brainwashing?
1. Is on point. I’m just a hobby photographer and follow some people for inspiration. I clicked on a comic from the discover page at one point and after that all the recommendations were just random Reddit like comics and posts. Same was when I randomly saw a picture of a tattoo and after that I only had tattoo pictures and reels in the discover section. It’s insane how bad it is.
I mean if you are starting from plutonium and assuming it's gonna cost $2k you are lying to yourself. I can only imagine... "Step 1. buy 5 kg of plutonium for $1k".... I think plutonium is 4 mil per kilogram according to google.
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I understand that. However, the political aspect will be the dominant factor. You can have all the links to international suppliers, but it won't help if they won't sell to you. Russia has already decided to f** with Europe, and in a way that I can't see making any (short-term) financial sense for their own economy. France may decide to stop exporting quite so much of its nuclear-generated electricity. The UK could decide that it needs to slow exports of its gas, and keep it back for its own citizens. Germany will basically have to turn back to its own brown coal reserves for electricity generation, although that won't help its citizens heat their homes.
I've been working on an event orchestration platform[1] with the initial use case being "surface your deadletter queue, and resolve problems" mostly to scratch an itch. In other words, what happens when you can't process an event and you want a human to investigate the why and perform some kind of action to resolve the issue.

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Thanks. I've seen it at a glance but haven't tried to generate with it. I'll look into it.
It would preignite and fizzle. No nuclear yield, but a pile of radioactive stuff.
We have so many data companies. He clearly show ability to build some "real" world applications.
It's a highly regulated market that seeks to protect the interests of customers in the EU.
What works in theory doesn't work on reality. That's why I called it the ultimate illusion. With such a global demand for houses here is not feasible to increase the house supply fast enough to drop prices in a way that locals can afford them. You're just feeding the beast: globalization. The only way to tackle it is on the demand side.

Globalization is inevitable. What I don't buy is the rate of change, it _must_ be smooth or the system may implode. Blind and raw globalization is just a way to feed the nationalisms that most people are afraid of.
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Or just right-click and hit "translate to LANGUAGE"?
So would we also get an H-bomb then? Because a 2022 car is much, much more technologically advanced than a 1973 one.
Well the USSR, one of the greatest “empires” of all times, collapsed with barely any violence (in relative terms) and very unexpectedly. I’m not sure having access to drones could have helped that much when nobody in a position of power really wanted to preserve it.

While it’s not exactly that straightforward but democratic reforms is what basically killed it. Gorbachev allowed independent power centers to form which weren’t controlled by the party apparatus and these new centers had no reason to preserve the union/empire even though relatively few people (outside of the Baltic region and the Caucasus) actually wanted to abolish it. Internationalist empires like the USSR, Austria-Hungary, Ottomans, Tsarist Russia (outside of the core regions), Yugoslavia and even Rome to some degree tend to be very fragile. Any rapid attempt to reform the system tends to destabilize it to such a degree that it can no longer survive without extreme violence.

China and the US (still) are nation states and not real empires, therefore they are almost immune to some of the issues which brought down most historical empires (nation states are much better in enacting reforms and generally much more flexible). Of course that’s not permanent and might change in a generation or two, for instance if different US states continue drifting apart economically, culturally and socially.
> an alternative solution would be for Github to integrate with a translation service and translate descriptions

Please don't do this - plenty of service auto-translate descriptions and they drive me crazy. If the description is in a language I don't speak then at least I know that I can skip it. But if it's auto-translated then I'll click on the repo, only then realize that I don't understand it, go back and try again with the next repo.

The only situation in which I would welcome such a change would be if GitHub translated comments, function names, variable names, READMEs and all documentation (including screenshots and reference guides not hosted on GitHub) AND THEN translated my contributions back from my language to the original one.
Its the same trend all over the world. No one wants to build/sell affordable housing since margins on that area very less. Everywhere its luxury housing.
This is the best I could get in five tries with DreamStudio.ai: https://imgur.com/a/0MlOlFU

The other attempts just got me either something looking like a regular startup meeting or WH40k figurines with a regular meeting happening in the background.
I wouldn't say it's obsolete. It still lives on, just the hype cycle has dipped to a trough. I prefer 'classless CSS' frameworks though. You just drop a CSS file into a HTML document and everything's already styled without having to write very much code or learn the 'lingo' of Bootstrap to get things done.
Somewhere / everywhere in the basements of governments, there are a lot of "topic/word filters" alarms going off :D
Have been playing https://numble.wtf for a while, which is the same thing but nicer UI
They're ages, and therefore integers over a tiny range. You ignore these solutions, and insert the counts of values into a tiny dictionary, and compute the median from that.
I think that the standard reply to such a complaint is that you are free to leave at any time. No one owes you a platform upon which to speak and if you are consistently downvoted into oblivion then perhaps that is a signal that it is time to go...
I always plug this when given the chance: https://github.com/ffwff/lilith

Full multi tasking, POSIX compliant yadda-yadda actual OS written in Crystal. The author was also apparently in high school at the time.
The difference is when they charge the card you used for reserving the ticket. On booking or later. Forget this 'paying for your extra bag' kind of thing which is a different matter.
Probably not, we are talking really short timescales here. The nuclear explosion is over before you can even see the first crack in the housing of your bomb.
Sino-{Soviet|Indian|Vietnam} conflict
> As a member of the Eurozone, Estonia can't print money. That didn't stop it from inflation hitting 23%.

Actually, according to Wikipedia, Estonia joined the Euro in 2010. There have been a lot of Euros created in the last few years (looking at the M2, we're roughly at the point where most Euro appeared after Estonia joined in to the project).
Which sometimes causes that you are upgraded for free. ;)
Because A.Q. Khan and other practitioners have shown that even if you have weapon-grade enriched uranium, it is better to work out a (relatively) crude implosion device, and it will still work better than gun-type.
Not sure about that. Golang or Rust have no such problem in my experience.
>that are unrelated to their main goal

given that we're commenting on a thread about invasive police surveillance it's pretty funny to think there's no very obvious correlation to immigration. Which groups do you think are among the most targeted by law enforcement surveillance tech?

People who get hung up on this, what's the underlying mindset? "I love privacy for white dudes, but god forbid they accidentally help a Mexican woman in an iCE camp or an abortion clinic"? Marginalized are always the primary target of police force, and increasingly beta-test subjects of police tech[1], so the relationship should be quite obvious.

[1]https://theintercept.com/2021/01/30/lapd-palantir-data-drive...
> Every age could see itself as complete.

I remember the thing with women voting rights differently.
It's not tetraethyl lead after the fuel has been burned, that's only the delivery mechanism to get it into the combustion chamber. It'd end up as some sort of lead oxide particulate after combustion.
The article states it was the size of a U-Haul. Nothing flight-worthy
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