skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Opposite experience, here. I've never had aesthetic, chassis, or body panel issues, but the M3P has been endless problems:

- I've gone through three 12v batteries in four years.
- I've lost 40% of main battery pack capacity in four years (the first chunk of lost range was within a month of purchase).
- The rear camera randomly loses signal while trying to back up.
- Wifi Radios are incompatible with Ubiquiti Nano HD radios.
- Software updates are a fun game of "ok, what won't work after this one?" or "Which critical UI functions did they move to a completely different place this time?"
- Autopilot has tried to kill me several times: usually with random hard braking for no reason, but once with a completely incorrect and sudden lane divergence.
- Most recently: the climate control system stopped working entirely a month ago. If I try to turn it on, the car has an electrical fault and I can't drive. So, I get to sweat profusely while waiting for a timeframe I can afford to be without the vehicle for the week+ it will be at the service center.
Privacy4Cars
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I have tried iced for a few things, and was relatively satisfied. Felt very similar to a web-based react. I'm not a rust developer (but I do have C and other low-ish level experience), so there was a bit of a hurdle, but I was able to make things work.

I'm curious how using rust+iced will go for the level of integration in the desktop, and it's at least interesting.
The autocomplete for googling "hinge only" is "hinge only showing fat" and "hinge only showing ugly". There's pages and pages of people saying they get shown nothing but the least attractive people on hinge, which would cause real people to just delete it.
An app is very different from ssh. I can ssh from my laptop. From my friends laptop. Until recently I didn't even own a smartphone. Apps are a terrible way to encapsulate this in.
I haven’t tried this framework, but just looking at some examples, the web sockets and sse seem a bit out of place. In a Loom world you’d expect these to use channels or queues or something similar in a loop - not callbacks. Callback hell is what virtual threads try to avoid. I’m not sure if loom has any primitives like go’s multi-channel select that might make this workable though.

In either case Loom and frameworks that use it are super exciting! I’m looking forward to removing the 20 different thread pools we need to avoid deadlocks and just using the common one in our Clojure apps.
I find that hello world example very pleasant to look at. Love that it's effectively a one-liner.

public static void main(String[] args) {
var app = Javalin.create(/*config*/)
.get("/", ctx -> ctx.result("Hello World"))
.start(7070);
}
I've been listening to his new podcast, and the move seems to have been really good for him. Giant Bomb seems like it had been really weighing him down for a long time.
Sooner or later we're going to need a federal dept of is-this-guy-who-he-says-he-is. No startup can solve this; it's not profitable enough to do right. The last resort for authentication will always be "go to a place and talk to a human" and the gov't is the only entity who is willing/able to staff a brick-and-mortar office in reach of everyone in the country.

I know some people are afraid of the feds having a centralized and accurate registry of citizens, but the alternative (that every company who takes payments must have their own separate, partial, and inaccurate registry) causes a lot of problems.
Liquipedia also worth a mention for archiving competitive game history (runs on a trimmed down version of MediaWiki)

https://liquipedia.net/
Could we make `4DWW` an explicit tag?

Four Day Work Week is the most alluring feature for a job (besides 100% remote). It's the only feature that could pull me away from current employment.
I think part of the difficulty is that there is an assumed notion of an objective reality when it comes to motivations, relationships, and anything else relating to internal experiences. Neurotypical people will find significant overlap with other neurotypical people's internal experiences and therefore assume that's objective fact, and are only exposed to radically different internal experiences in the context of "Crazy", "Psychopath", etc. In fact, as a fellow non-neurotypical person, I see different neurotypical people differ in internal experiences from other neurotypical people all the time (see: introverts vs extroverts, love languages, other pop psychology) but they're just not categorized the same for seemingly arbitrary cultural norm reasons, aka popularity.
The author discovered bot armies on dating/social sites in much the same way Columbus discovered America.

Anyway, congrats, I guess. https://xkcd.com/1053/
Taking what Nathan Baschez is teaching in his class on Market Analysis and applying it to the BNPL market in fintech. This is week three.
Shameless plug, this is why I built Mighty Inference Server [0]. It wraps ONNX Runtime in a production ready rust binary, and can be installed quickly and painlessly on most machines.

The sentence transformer models in the example notebook from the OP will infer queries in <10ms, which is fast enough for a production customer facing service…and lets you run on commodity instances without expensive GPUs

[0] https://max.io
Would love to chat! Love to get your ideas on this.
If we take dating to have an end-game of a long-time relationship, then it's a market segment that is always limited, if you're successful your customers leave.

Much, much more profitable to simply drag your customers along forever and use every whale-milking technique ever designed.
Actual question: The U.S. has many laws that prohibit discrimination against or require common carriers to do business with members of various groups. Among those groups are races, genders, religions and nationalities. Why would groups defined by partisanship or other values be exempt from such laws?

Freedom of association is a perfectly good answer for a partisan group, in my mind. But why is it a less good answer, constitutionally, for those other groups? Under current law the constitutional line between things a business may and must not discriminate against does not appear to be very bright.
Just to share my experience: I had a game server that accepted donations through Paypal. We had nearly $4000 in the account when suddenly it was frozen for "suspicious activity". We never got the money back and Paypal support ghosted us.
Gotcha, was just making sure I understood correctly. I’m just surprised that console manufacturers would go through the effort of shipping a JIT for a built in web browser.

I don’t think I’ve ever opened a web browser on a console except on dreamcast for the novelty of it.
As someone who's almost certainly used MDMA longer than you have, just no... MDMA is know to commonly cause depressive crashes. It's no panacea, it's a drug with it's own tradeoffs just like antidepressants. Do a google search for "suicide Tuesday".
It's source-available...
The Guggenheim’s Scapegoat
I believe the reMarkable 2 can output SVG.
> 3) Their breaker apparently can't support 2 Teslas charging at once. This doesn't seem to be a problem with two non-Telsa EVs, or one Tesla and one non-Tesla, but if two Teslas plug in at the same time the breaker blows and both chargers are out of commission for 24-72 hours until maintenance gets around to fixing it.

The Tesla owners can fix this themselves by changing the charging speed manually in the car or the app.
> what KYC is really necessary for a company like this? If I understand correctly, all they do is pass through transactions.

Products like this are particularly susceptible to fraud, especially given that they're charging your bank account directly. Without any KYC, if I as a fraudster get access to your bank login, I can basically drain your account. That opens up a ton of liability to Privacy. Also, the card networks tends to be pretty risk-averse with allowing issuing products access to their networks if there's a lot of fraud going through their services.

So, it's much easier to put KYC in place in order to avoid the headache of dealing with fraud/AML/etc
No, supplanting seems unlikely. But System76 also controls the release cycle for Pop_OS! whereas the others might not align with their hardware product releases. As long as they lean on an existing distro for the vast majority of software, it seems like a reasonable strategy to me.
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Yeah, the market is in a very weird place largely caused by the fact that there was a roughly 5 year period where the Model S was the only real electric car, so used EVs are much more likely to be extremely high end cars than new EVs (also the current car market in general is very wacky right now). It will probably be another 5 years or so before there are enough cheap EVs that have been on the road long enough to enter the used market in high volume.
Bipedal robot developed at Oregon State achieves Guinness World Record in 100M
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Touché. I just meant (mostly) looks and feature-wise.
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Show HN: Orderbook – an experimental order filling engine in Go
Hi HN, I wrote this as an exercise in systems design and first-principles problem solving to a domain that I was completely unfamiliar. It’s meant to be an experimental work in progress.

Hope you enjoy it and as always would love to hear what you think. I’m working on part 2 right now which should sand some of the rough edges.
My point is that privacy doesn't need to do KYC because there is no possibility of the customer evading regulators. Assuming that privacy answers subpoenas, they would be able to give the government detailed transaction info and a bank account which would identify the customer. KYC at this level of abstraction doesn't seem to solve any kind of legal problem. I'm glad to be educated by an expert, though.

Edit: A sibling explains a good liability reason for this, which makes sense but would not imply any legal reason.
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First "Drax said it did not use the logs from the two sites Panorama identified."

Then "Drax later admitted that it did use logs from the forest to make wood pellets"

Which time were they lying?

Then there was the bit where Drax said it transferred the logging licences to other companies, despite the evidence showing they didn't
The raw male perspective on modern dating is rarely featured in mainstream media. The only place to get men's perspective on modern dating is basically 'red pill' type of content, which is unfortunate. Most journalists are women, and quite frankly in most of their dating columns they don't seem too interested in understanding male perspectives on the frustrations of modern dating (unless it's to bash extremist incel/red pill types). I can't recall reading many mainstream media dating articles sympathetic to men's frustrations with modern dating, you can find plenty sympathetic to women's frustrations though.
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I've done product management, run dev teams & operations teams for a variety of firms. Relocated to my hometown to give aging parents the occasional hand. Given my polymath career, Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) is probably the best fit - my most recent assignment involved Supply Chain & Demand Signal improvements for a Tier1 semiconductor company.
Choosing one person to have authority over others is definitely authoritarianism in its most basic form. It's right there in the name.

All society in existence is authoritarian to some extent, otherwise you just have chaos since nobody enforces the rule of law. Some are just far more than others.
Your memory may not be as good as you remember. This history wiki doesn't seem to imply any causality between the jailbreak and the removal of OtherOS.

https://atunnic.gitbook.io/tnpsh-wiki/welcome-to-wiki/ps3-hi...

September 1st [3.00]: The PS3 slim is released, the first model without OtherOS.

December 26th [3.15]: GeoHot pulls information from the USB bus regarding the Cell processor's SPI port and a theoretical attack vector.

January 22nd [3.15]: GeoHot gains full access to the system memory and processor.

April 1st [3.21]: OtherOS is removed from all PS3s.

August 19th [3.41]: PS Jailbreak dongle is announced and confirmed working.
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Congratulations! This is great!

Java deserves its comeback among the wave of nu-programming we are going through.
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Cats can always care even less than you previously thought possible.
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Yeah, there’s this desperate push by feminists to have this “we’re just like men with the exact same problems!” narrative. Meanwhile, reality.

Women have problems in online dating too, even equal in severity and scope. Just not the exact same problems.
I've been reading through "I Didn't Do the Thing Today", which is in a lot of ways a rejection of the prevailing productivity sentiment. It's about self-care and treating yourself with grace, even when things don't come out as the most profitable or productive, at least so far.

And in that spirit I'll say to the author of this post: It's okay to nap in the middle of the day, or not eat breakfast, or work first thing in the morning and not do a Morning Page or Meditation or whatever aspirational-you has decided is worthwhile. We are all doing our best in the circumstances we have.

In my life I've found that better is really a game of averages. Some days are going to be great. Some weeks have a severe downward trend with no real reason that I can tell. Well. Maybe it's due to bad sleep quality or lack of exercise. All I can do is try to be the person that makes the good decisions and accept the person that I am, and that keeps me pretty happy.
I've noticed that a lot of the alloys for knife blades that have good edge retention are from PM (often, but not exclusively, sintered). I always assumed it was because of the types of alloys they could make, but this article suggests that the uniformity attainable through PM might be a bigger effect.
One also hopes a Boeing 737 with MAX in the name goes up. But it has to come down one way or another right?
>there are no “pure” democratic countries.

How are you defining democratic to rule out all countries we class as democratic?

Further this statement undermines the statement about democracies being unable to exist without non democracies. If there are no democracies the problem is hypothetical at best.

And I'm not even sure I agree with that idea. Democracies tend to be richer yes. That doesn't mean they're exploiting the non democracies.
Extending that thought, I think a lot of readers here also assumed truth to the story, as evidenced by the the discussion the other day.
TL;DR: "You know that Google problem everyone knows about, how it reports millions or even billions of 'results', but actually serves a couple hundred at most? Well, shocker of shockers, it turns out that the API has the same problem!"

Google really needs to stop using the word 'result' for whatever it supposedly denotes, which is probably something like the estimated number of pages crawled by Google which contain hits for those terms, the majority of which will not be a search 'result' (something delivered by the search function) under any circumstances.
Huh, thought for a second that was a WASM support for stored procedures or something and was excited for a second
I wonder if trees grown in periods of high CO2 result in higher or lower quality timber.
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Willing to relocate: Yes
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I am a Game Designer, currently working as Solutions Architect, Developer Advocate and Documentation lead. I am happy with my current job, but want one with better compensation and/or benefits. Not accepting temporary contracts because my wife is pregnant and I need something more stable right now.

Currently I have only Brazilian citizenship, but I am attempting to get a Portuguese citizenship too. I am very willing to relocate to Europe (specially Portugal).

Remote is also great.
I'm out of the game now that I'm seeing someone. I did meet her online but I'm now convinced that you're much better off just going out in the world. I think most people still don't meet or look online.
No it’s just the ability to generate new credit card numbers on demand

If you want various virtual cards with varying limits I also noticed my Citi card allows me to do this. It’s just a little clunkier but it’s actually more robust than Apple’s feature if you wanted a unique number per website.
Ok yes, I can see that they would want to have some insulation from having banks charge them back on whole user accounts. That makes sense.
This robot ran a world record – but its trainer says it's 'not dangerous yet'