skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket explodes during unmanned launch
In iOS 16 it’s greatly improved. You can now get the predicted hourly temperature, UV index, wind, rainfall, feels like temperature, humidity, visibility, and atmospheric pressure.
It has the same amount as the thing this article is about, which makes it a good comparison (the article also has nothing to do with the content of the speech)
I suggest you read the whole section.
I've been trying to figure out where the origin of this phrase was recently. It wasn't a term to me even a month ago. Whoever launched it did a great job. No one I've talked to about it seems to be interested in where it came from.

It also works with "quiet x'ing" like other commenters have said for near infinite tongue-in-cheek jokes and content creation. I don't think it'll go away for awhile. You can shit out an article for almost everything a person/business does that ends in ing.
Some of my clients’ grooming meetings that veer too far off into yak shaving could use this tool…
Not sure where you are getting your math here. From the article: "Weyerhaeuser Co. is the largest private owner of timberlands in the U.S. With 12.4 million acres, the company controls 2.3 percent of all commercially available timber"

We have some Weyerhauser "timberland" by us - I can say they are much more like intensive agriculture than forests. I wouldn't worry about replanting on them - you better believe Weyerhauser uses every square foot of their land to grow trees on.
I may switch to AV1, but not until decoding support is ubiquitous within my device ecosystem. The big one is my iPad, I don't want to cut my battery life in half by watching movies with a software decoder during a long flight.

Seeing as the M2 and A16 both still lack AV1 decoders, I might be waiting a little while, which is fine since it gives encoders and processor speed more time to catch up to the speeds I currently get with x265.
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2011/03/02/134194791...
> I really think all men should withhold all judgement of women, pregnant or not.

No. The right to an opinion and to express it is not contingent on ones gender or gender expression. It is perfectly reasonable for people to make observations, conduct scientific research, form opinions, and discuss those opinions even if the outcome of such doesn't personally affect them. And, in point of fact, it's /strictly necessary/ for societal level issues.
I've found that the Weather app maps are lower resolution than the Dark Sky app, and still has the bug where large portions of the weather radar just.. disappears when trying to render the recent history.
Dunno what genre fiction is really, but a quick search tells me it's popular or bestsellers? Which is kind of funny because that's what Hemmingway would have been back in the day - really to me the opposite of academic style. Short sentences, no fancy words, no extraneous waffle just to show you how clever he is. It's kind of ironic that he's seen as this inaccessible literary giant when pretty much the hallmark of his style is its accessibility.
This happens less so now that large numbers of bikers show up each time they try and stand directly in front of them, holding large flags to block their signs.
The only thing that’s irresponsible is your reading comprehension, re-read their comment.
I know better than to dispute Alon Zakai on Mozilla internals, but it remains true that Mozilla's external messaging unwaveringly insisted that Servo was not going to replace Gecko. Even in the later years it emphasized the strategy of gradual replacement of select components.
This is a country in which people who share memes mocking the trans flag are arrested. At least they're being consistent.
Although obviously I'd prefer neither being arrested in the first place.
Carlos Ghosn: Time for the Electric Car. (2009)
I also second the recommendation for CARROT Weather [0]. I switched to it a few years ago from Dark Sky and never went back.

[0] http://meetcarrot.com/weather/
This has changed completely in iOS 16
You say that with few years under the belt. Come in a decade.
> It's not grounds for arrest, though... in the US

Are you sure? It's not absolutely certain.

https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/1112/funeral-pr...
That's why it's better to use such a situation for learning.
As I understand it, its because you quit going above and beyond the job description, which can be fatal to (bad) companies if it happens en-masse.
Frank’s Image Generation Model, Explained
> The most concerning effect of cannabis is its tendency to increase heart rate.

Can you please tell me why you think heart rate is more concerning than the psychological effects? Effects which the paper itself mentions and you seem to downplay for some unobvious reason to me.

For me, the difficulty is discerning causation from correlation. Anecdotally I know plenty of cannabis users, and many of them have obvious mental issues. I am interested in knowing the root cause of mental issues, because then we are given the opportunity to affect behaviours to improve people’s lives. A correlation is often little help to anyone but other researchers.

I didn’t read the paper but the abstract didn’t allude to any insight into causation versus correlation. If an abstract of a paper ignores that issue, then I often don’t bother reading, because there is not enough value from studies measuring correlation (for my personal use for any information).
I've been saying do Flutter if you want to build CRUD apps fast. Do native iOS/Android if you want to build something a little more.I think being a native developer somehow aligned me to doing non-CRUD.

Projects I got to work on included a social media app with heavily customized camera, fraud detection app, a Netflix-style video app, a modern punch card with liveness camera.

Side projects might be another route. I have a side project that lets me mess with AI/procedural generation/evolutionary programming. Presumably this may lead to a job in those fields some day.
I think that usually flies because "if you quit then you don't get unemployment." For sure, it should be illegal. It'd be like me, as a consumer, trying to get Microsoft to teach Google how to make an Excel replacement under some support contract.
So in your view, the Phelps family is morally right?

If not, why did you respond with this to a question about is it morally right to protest at a funeral?
Most of the functionality is coming in iOS 16: https://www.macrumors.com/2022/06/08/ios-16-weather-app-upda...
Any of the systems used before the idea of capitalism was conceived would probably have done OK at reducing poverty, given incredibly cheap energy.

Meanwhile, capitalism would have done very little to reduce poverty, without all that dirt-cheap energy.

I think the poster's point was that, even if capitalism helped, the cheap energy from fossil fuels was the absolutely necessary part. Personally, I'd not be surprised if modern capitalism doesn't even work so well without cheap, abundant energy. Is it so effective when almost all your energy is human and animal, with a little water power on the side? I dunno. Maybe not much more effective than other approaches. Maybe even less effective.
Regardless of the legalities, it's not a behaviour anyone should be proud of.

If shitting in the street were legal would you complain when people passed a law to stop your bad behaviour?
The predictions used to be dead on. it was crazy weird how accurate. But shortly after apple purchased they started slipping. Now rarely accurate.
I disagree. No one built cars in 5000 BC but the confluence of ideas then have led to cars now.
> I’m very disappointed that Dark Sky is going away. If Apple added in the ability to see forecasted hour by hour wind speed/humidity/dew point/etc, it’d be a decent replacement.

In iOS 16 (and in macOS Ventura, which adds the Weather app), you can view hourly temperature, UV index, wind speed, precipitation, feels like, humidity, visibility, and pressure, on a graph. You can also tap and hold to view individual hourly data. You should see if the updated experience works for you!
> They arrested a person for making a video of his dog doing nazi salutes. It's not that the royal family is singularly fragile about being upset by other peoples' expression, the whole of the UK is like that.

And yet at the same time one of the biggest movies in the cinema was a Nazi spoof comedy with jokes in far poorer taste. But the movie producers have money.
That's hardly something to be proud of. God, I hate ideology.
The coup in Chile: What did Nixon know and when did he know it?
Yes.

You really only do get one shot at this life, and you can spend a huge amount of time and mental energy planning and preparing filled with what ifs, for a future which may never arrive.
I think we agree that all disruptive assholes should be arrested quickly.
> for trust-and-safety reasons, Imagen will not represent the human form

I find the arrogance of these researchers unbelievable, the idea that these tools cannot be "safely" handled by the unwashed masses. If that's really what you think (like if there's some bathtub ice-9 formula), don't ever make or publish it. Instead they pretend like there is something only they are enlightened enough to handle.

Anyway, from what I understand it's all irrelevant because of equally performant open source models, and we're just left with the residue of tech-elite arrogance.
True of the first two examples, but:

> in London, a woman was led away by four uniformed officers on Monday after holding up a sign reading "Not my king" — which has become a trending hashtag — near Westminster Hall.

If you count that as rude, you're essentially counting any dissent as rude, no?

Edit: there's an even better example, of a man who was nowhere near any funerary rites, calling out "who elected him" at the proclamation of Charles' ascension.
Have you tried using Rust for anything?
Australian healthcare is pretty good. NHS sounds much worse to me but I've only heard horror stories.
Thalidomide helped with nausea too.
Scotland's FM recalls when her husband saved Queen's corgi from electrocution
Getting high and poisoning yourself are not the same thing. Psychedelic mushrooms are not weak versions of toxic ones.
I know. I edited my comment to correct that. Apologies for the error, hydrogen fans!
This is an utterly naive assessment:

To answer the question of "why are people obese" with "not eating enough fruits and vegetables" completely ignores that all the research that demonstrates that it's simply not true.

Why do obese people rapidly gain weight after losing it, even with diets that wouldn't cause normal weight people to gain any weight? Why do obese people seem to be simply more hungry than normal weight people.

There are myriad questions that your thesis doesn't and can't answer. It would also be trivial to prove this thesis true, yet obesity still tends to confound scientists, especially with childhood obesity, which did not even exist three generations ago.
Can you post a source for any claim that theyre harmless? I don’t think any reputable researcher has ever said that, but they have started talking about potential for positive effects, which is a far cry from “if you take this it will ruin your life”.
I'm seeing that on google too. My numbers came from a speech the head of kentucky's forestry service gave to my college political science class. He may have been wrong, I'm gonna edit my post if I still can to make it clear my numbers might be wrong.
Cisco won’t fix authentication bypass zero-day in EOL routers
Huh. Weird that from that result the focus of the conversation is on cannabis.
"Lower" is far more important than "real".
How does the watch differentiate ambient temp from wearer's temp?
Not arresting protestors is probably a good thing to emulate regardless of your feelings about the US.
When later answering questions on a security clearance SF-86 application or other background check “have you been arrested in the last seven years?” would be one way in which it could matter.
So does any corporate and non-corporate title since 3 decades.
Well I guess the point is that with JIT you can do a lot of tricks based on the fact that a function always gets passed a null (or anything relatively constant) in practice even if that wouldn't be statically probable.

If that assumption gets violated a JIT can deopt and adjust later. In AOT you can only make the assumptions based on what the code can statically tell you.
Its a thing because too many companies survive only because their workforce regularly goes above and beyond their job description. If too many people work to rule, the company will not survive.
Perhaps in those populations many generations consuming soy products selected for resistance against ill-effects from plant phytosterols, and against other endocrine disruptors as a side-effect.
There's also some interesting Kitsap history there, with respect to shipyards and cutting down most of Bainbridge Island.
Along these lines, I also really like the Aviation Radar maps

[1] https://aviationweather.gov/radar/plot?region=alb

(feel free to change, in the top left, Type = Comp Ref, and to Loop)
I was absolutely in favor of opposing funeral protests when they were happening in America[1]. Freedom to protest doesn't mean the freedom to abuse people when they're in an emotionally fragile state. I think it's perfectly fair to have a discussion about the validity of the monarchy moving forward - and I think it's also perfectly fair to let those folks who had some emotional connection (whether reciprocated or single-directional) attend a funeral to remember the queen in peace.

1. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2006-04-20-060420... - the government didn't directly step in in this case but the protestors were effectively silenced by way to crowds of decent folks with loud motorcycles.
Mikrotik RouterOS7 supports fq_codel running native. Does that not work on 2.5Gbit -> 1Gbit?
Rust is preferable in this case since there is no manager shoving more requirements on the project every week.

In the real world, use Go, Node, etc.
Sadly many people especially those that work in factories can't really seek out new jobs, as that could mean not being able to put the food on the table and pay for school stuff that the kids might need.

Learning to be able to tolerate and deal with people that you don't like or don't get along is an incredibly valuable thing.
They also have a really nice api.

https://www.weather.gov/documentation/services-web-api
Playing with Cathode Ray Tubes
> This is just silly,

I think it is silly to use this one sentence without a context and start arguing. The whole paragraph in the article makes sense, gives context and advice is reasonable.
You can hurl all the obscenities you like at the President. You might be removed from the property but you won't be shot.
Police are looking for barrister Paul Powlesland who held up a blank sign and only said we was going to write "not my king" on it:

https://twitter.com/paulpowlesland/status/156935177260655002...

Or, more precisely, he was going around with this blank sign, asking officers whether he would be arrested if he were to write that on the blank paper, according to the account here:

https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/news/man-said-warned-risked-arre...
> has a tiny navy

They have more ships than the US Navy, though they don’t beat it by tonnage. How can that be considered tiny?
Why Charles Moore (Still) Matters (2014)
I mean, I'm 30, and as a software dev, i sure as hell don't understand tech lol
>They are being arrested for being rude about it.

Which is substantially worse.

Rudeness is so subjective and context sensitive that it really shouldn't form the basis for arrests
This is exactly why I refuse to walk. I'm told that Hitler once walked.
My takeaway from Java serialization (which became passé) was that a schema-driven encoding that’s supported in many languages is a lot more useful.
Do you need weed to survive?
I would argue time is a poor metric.

It's about the value you are able to bring, not howmany days you worked.
Doing the job that you were hired for shouldn't be considered "quitting"
What's ambitious about supporting WebAssembly? It's very well-specified and minimalistic compared to almost anything in the web space.
It was a cool show, but a lot of the domains I am familiar with (hacking/cybersecurity, programming, compression) were very much made up for the storyline, so I suspect they didn't have much accuracy in domains I don't know much about (superintelligent AI, government surveillance, etc).
And then de-arrested.
Weed isn’t “bad for you” as pointed out by your second sentence. Indeed, it has effects and you need to cost benefit weigh the effects.
equity is a word that has replaced equality or equal opportunity because it in used to mean "equivalent outcome". It doesn't matter what your process is, if it doesn't produce the "desired" diverse outcome, it is not equitable.

the dei crowd would not accept your formulation because it doesn't guarantee equitable outcomes.

pointing it out because when we don't use words the same way, we're not really communicating.
Op-Ed – It’s Time for Congress to Order the Nuclear Option
When the WSJ first invented this phenomenon, I thought they just lacked the cultural awareness to connect it to slack[1].

[1]: The Church of the SubGenius value, not the Salesforce subsidiary.
What does this say about the future of ChromeOS ? Is the pendulum swinging back to Android ?
And wouldn't you know it, the title does not match the findings:

> Among these 6, none increased the odds of crossing the threshold for clinically significant symptoms by itself.

The linked article bizarrely focuses on cannabis, but they looked at "unplanned pregnancies", "maternal alcohol, marijuana and tobaccos use in early pregnancy", "pregnancy complications" and "birth complications". The only finding:

> Children exposed to multiple common, adverse prenatal events showed dose-dependent increases in broad, clinically significant psychopathology at age 9–10.

Where is the article lecturing us about the dangers of unplanned pregnancies so everyone can kneejerk react to it? (Also, why is this study mixing in alcohol use, which is of course already strongly proven to lead to all kinds of disorders..)
iOS only seems to be taking Dark Sky weather as of iOS 16, so guess start comparing them again as it was released today!
arent they switching to hp?
To be fair the British cops sometimes shoot black people for dubious reasons too. It's taken a bit more seriously here (there will automatically be an investigation if anybody dies after police contact not only the extremes of "a cop shot them" or "he apparently committed suicide while in police custody" but even something like "Police called for a welfare check, decided everything was fine, but an hour later her boyfriend strangled her to death") - but it does happen which isn't great, and it is more notable since the vast majority of British cops don't have guns, so this means they specifically brought in armed police.
Protests are not meant to disrupt.

They are meant to convince your fellow citizens of your position.

Being a disruptive $#@t, not only defeats that purpose, it actually causes more people to vote against you.

Moreover, emotionally driven teenagers (or stunted "adults") use these protests as a pubescent venting mechanism to smash business and mistreat adults they encounter, like some narcissistic violent therapy session.

It should absolutely be illegal.
Disrupting a funeral is one thing. Disrupting a funeral the public is forced to pay millions of pounds for, while other members of said public can't afford food and electricity, is a completely different matter.
This is exactly what a good PR agency should do for you.
E bikes should solve that problem. No longer a need to peddle hard.
No nor can you dissolve the cia, close down US prisons operating in Cuba or get the truth about ufos. Nor can you vote for whoever you want to run the country you are given two choices.
> Carrot Weather

I don't know about the iOS app, but at least the Android version has a few trackers: https://i.imgur.com/qyRL4jf.png

From here: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/com.grailr....
A little meta, but just wanted to say that as a long-time reader of the Cahiers I had never expected to see a Serge Daney article on the HN front-page.

Later edit: This June's issue #788 has some nice couple of articles on Daney [1].

[1] https://www.cahiersducinema.com/boutique/produit/juin-2022-n...
I had a red Xlinx? PC card in a... Gateway? laptop around the turn of the century cough cough. Stuck out just like this, but no dongle!
It does if it's for a royal, I guess.
This thread shows that many commenters of HN can understand free speech incorrectly from both ends simultaneously.

When it comes to government-sponsored situations, free speech is very broad in the United States.

The OP is a good example to point to when people act like the US isn't special for its Constitution.
Startup founders should be explicitly telling their developers to not write tests, not use CI/CD, not use feature branches.

All that stuff can come after you have proven your software makes money / users want to use it.

Just get the damn thing written in the quickest, most crappy way necessary for speed.

The code doesn't need to be organised well. It doesn't need to be documented.

The only thing that matters is to do your best to avoid security holes.

No tests. Stop testing, apart from manual runthroughs that the CEO can do in between trying to raise funding.

My eyes roll when I hear of startups creating "good processes" for development at any level, let alone CI/CD and tests.
Women are not in a vacuum, their decisions impact all the people and babies around them and those people and babies have a right to an opinion.
quick google search: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/05/when-...

I know that the US census had the average at like 6 hrs a day. No matter what the real number is... its a lot
That's literally what the word means.
oh .. cool .. pricing for protobuf
It is, but it's also removable. They probably uninstalled it before Apple started to reimplement Dark Sky in Weather.
Isn't that inflation ?
The advantage of DarkSky was hyperlocalized forecast. I was able to time a walk between buildings dryly.
I always give them to benefit of the doubt: assume they're buying it for someone else, probably their partner.
Why does everything have to be so extremist with the US? Everything taken to the absolute maximum imaginable?

Protests should be allowed, but it's not an absolute god given right - if you're being a dick, destroying public property, advocating violence or hate - then no, you shouldn't be allowed to protest. I know in America you let even neo nazis march your streets and boast how that's "freedom" but that's not freedom - that's blindly following certain ideology(freedom to do anything AT ALL costs) without any consideration as to what that does to your society.
I mean, the WBC is a well known agitator and not representative of people or even protestors at large. In any case, I contend it's in extremely poor taste and does not help further the cause, and actively creates antipathy.
You could probably get something that would work pretty well for most common things but wouldn't have the same behavior in more complex edge cases.
That's indeed very worrying, considering their stance on "political arrests":

Not too long ago: (Anti-war protesters arrested and beaten in Russia) https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-europe-60641749

And i suspect the US will follow the UK in the upcoming midterm election, 2024 is shaping up to be very interesting too

Democracy is taking a huge hit in the west
Then you, and your company, are exceptions. This is how it should be everywhere.

It’s not. Thus, work to rule and nothing more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcJgLhMZiC8

Longer video including the launch