skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Concessions can and be made on both sides, and expecting to be use ever larger and wider screens and expecting to still be able to maxi my ise windows is reaching an inflection point where it makes less and less sense, so docking point from a design which doesn't cater to poor habits is sort of silly.

But what I was actually saying is less to do with the design in question and was more about people letting habits continue past the point of them being useful and sometimes well past the point of being harmful. What spurred my statement could have had nothing to do with some new design (and this isn't the first time I've stated it).

Another way to look at it is that I can and have made this statement in isolation to design, in a discussion that was more about maximizing windows in the general case. Linking it too closely to the design in question would be to miss a lot of the point I was trying to make.
The problem is, you are now not only behind but also much slower than your opponent. And as parent poster mentioned, energy is everything.

I would also point out both aircraft are in straight and level flight, basically in formation, with the pilot composed and prepared. This is not how a dogfight looks like.
Google always figures out how to scale products to millions and millions of users e.g. Search, Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Android. But I agree with you, they are not really innovating. I would say they are scaling software in order to make it useful for mass use.
New markets reveal past inefficiencies. Why would I make a major investment for something I use hours per week when I can hail a vehicle that will soon be autonomously navigated. All I need as a passenger is Bluetooth or WiDi.

In the meantime, if I can get a vehicle without a fully-iOS or fully-Android display/control system, I would much prefer that, which works without latencies and has physical controls with shapes and edges that I can operate without taking my eyes off the road.
Latency isn't just about having a competitive advantage. Playing with high input latency is mentally fatiguing. Apple understands this; that's why they put so much effort into low latency touch controls. Touch control existed before the iphone but it almost always felt like crap until Apple figured out that reducing latency was key. Latency is the difference between merely usable and comfortable.
This seems pretty anti user since most users prefer opt in. Seems pretty shady to keep in behavior that users don’t like and potentially harms them (you think it’s fully anonymized).

That’s your prerogative as it’s your project but makes me think what else you’re doing that’s against users best interest and in your own.
What is this?! One word comments?!
SICP is a good way to learn about programming from first principles. It is not the best way to learn CL. CL and scheme are extremely different despite having similar roots.
> anything involving Linux is pretty much the opposite of comfortable.

This is extremely subjective, both the the individual due to their expertise and the task at hand... e.g doing much software development on windows will drive many developers insane.
For what it's worth, the app is a different (and closed source) project, even though there is significant developer overlap. I think if you reported this to them, they would probably be responsive, however.
Though with names like "de Hooch" under "d" and names like "van Gogh" under "v".
I made a poor choice of words. It would have been better to say “the experience of the ineffable and reckoning with intensely personal beliefs.” I meant no blasphemy with my use of religious and Christian terms.
Yes, it’s been like this for a while.
First-principles introduction to PID controllers
Duolingo says its English language tests for visas are cheap and secure
Well, Tesla wants to get to 20M/year. Toyota and VW each ship around 10M/year today, so they still have a long way to go to meet their own goals.

Their current set of factories can scale up to around 3-4M, so watch for more factory announcements.
Quidquid Lisp dictum sit, altum videtur.
But it was not a substandard experience. It was pretty flawless. Yes there is latency but it was imperceptible. You got used to it after 5 minutes and then you got sucked into the game, totally forgetting you are STREAMING a game to your machine. The tech is amazing, right on time in fact. The physics works out perfectly. Issue is that they chose Linux rather than Windows. Porting games is a pain.
I won't push you on it any more, because you're not ready. But I hope
that one day you'll find a whole lot more to the world than what you
see now.
I think "remove" the race condition is the wrong word. It should be "resolve" the race conditions.

The race exists because there are multiple accesses. This is resolved when there is a protocol for deciding who proceeds and who waits for the other.
> In order to present research at the conference, all social psychologists are now required to submit a statement explaining 'whether and how this submission advances the equity, inclusion, and anti-racism goals of SPSP.'"

What are the consequences of saying "This research does not have any DEI implications."?
Who Killed Shastri?
I have a Honda Clarity. 48 mile range, though I only charge it to 90%.

I've gone 15,000 miles now on about 30 gallons of gas. I keep trying to get over "500 miles to the gallon" but that's a limit I have a hard time surpassing: occasional long trips or forgetting to charge does me in.

(Not to mention the car will occasionally burn gas on its own just to confirm the engine is in good working order).

It seems like it would be a waste for me to have a 200-300 mile range and no engine. The longest trips would still have been less convenient. And you could build 4-7 cars like mine with the same battery resources.
I still don't see a concrete use case that would justify using Zod in favor of `shield()`. Both "input cannot exceed 256 chars" and "number must be positive" are one-liners in JavaScript.

I'm more than open to support Zod & co, but I'd like to see a concrete use case for it.
I have roughly the same experience with my Model 3. Fit and finish is acceptable, matching the entry-level luxury vehicles I have owned in the past (vehicles from Acura, BMW, Infiniti, etc.)

The quality of materials is debatable since, for example, Tesla exclusively uses synthetic material and no leather. But as you point out, the durability of these materials seems very good. Even with routine leather care, my previous vehicle with a leather interior showed more significant signs of wear at the same point in its life.
While 10/11 are inexcusably bloated mess, things like random BSOD or file corruption are much rarer.
Brain Training Doesn't Work
Plenty of competing theories on the origins of humanity on a 4 billion year old planet some in which the origins of life came from elsewhere in the universe.

I think this may be the most recent evidence that modern science has discovered.

Perhaps you mean to say we wont dig up any fossils that say otherwise and that the case is closed?

As if the entirety of the fossil record on earth has been exhausted and we have nothing more to discover.

My agenda is to make sure we are being good scientists and not religious about our findings.

Religion is not science. It is a belief.
Can you pleas explain how that bothersiderism logic would not be equally valid for defending the Nazi party in the 30s? You must believe it’s not valid because it being valid means the comment is gas lighting.
> If someone learns ASL, isn’t English also the written representation of their “spoken” language?

No, because the grammar is completely different. In many cases it isn't possible to literally translate a sentence between ASL and English, so a trained interpreter would instead try to convey the general sentiment.

My partner often describes sign languages as a completely different modality; deaf people's dreams tend to be completely different than hearing people's dreams, for example.
Programming in the past was far easier, you had better tools, like Visual Basic, and Delphi. They had excellent built in documentation, with working code examples. Delphi even included an installation builder, for bundling your program. It all just worked. Your program would run in any Windows environment you or your customers were ever likely to use.

For the most part, those programs written with those tools still work.

Today everything is update on the fly, and subject to random breakage. GIT is better, everything else has gone downhill.
Sheesh, you're right. I own it on on DVD. And I'm positive I've streamed it in HD in the past, but according to Just Watch it's not currently available anywhere for streaming. Amazon.com has the Blu-ray for $15.64 from the "Amazon Global Store UK" but it's apparently the Region B locked version, so it wouldn't play on my U.S. Bluray player.

Meanwhile, there's a remux of the Blu-ray on usenet that took me 5 minutes to download. There, now I have it on my HTPC where no one can take it away from me, and I didn't have to wait 2-3 weeks for it to ship from the U.K. and rip it myself just to watch it.

Edit: I think I purchased Amélie on iTunes a few years ago but Apple makes it really inconvenient to search your purchase history. You can't do it on the web. You have to do it in this horrible window in the TV App (macOS) or Settings app (iOS) that makes use pick a year, then scroll through it, go back, pick the next year, etc. No search. It's almost as if they don't want you to know the movie went missing. Let's try a GDPR data export. I should know in days... :(
Signal has security bugs line the best of them. The most famous is probably https://thehackerblog.com/i-too-like-to-live-dangerously-acc... - which gave full RCE, letting the attacker steal all your messages or worse.

The two critical bugs in question here were similarly implementation bugs in matrix-js-sdk and its derivatives.

Separately, there’s a question over the fact Matrix by design controls group membership on the server… and warns users if malicious devices get added, rather than explicitly forbidding them. We’re fixing that anyway, but it’s questionable if this counts as “issues with e2ee” - it’s similar to deriding Signal for pushing all the users in your addressbook when you join the app(!)
you're talking about mandatory differentiation per vendor? that would suck.

that contrasts with vendors free to settle on what works for them all, perhaps innovating along the way, rather than being told what works for them uniformly.
I don't understand the argument that genetics isn't correlated with race. I would imagine a better argument is that it's a spectrum - but the fact is that when plotting the principle components of any large scale set of human genetic data from around the world, self reported race actually clusters (PC isn't even a clustering technique) quite well. So the fact that the axes of tbe largest explained variance of the data (PC_0 and PC_1) correlates with self reported race is hard to mend with the idea that is loudly exclaimed in academia that race isn't genetic. Am I missing some important subtlety here?
While I agree that we need to do as much as possible to eradicate the awful racism we see in far too many places today, this idea to turn a blind eye to the largest explained variance in large scale genetic studies by saying it doesn't exist is perplexing.
Driving addiction could be a negative for some people. Seriously. The car is so fun it messes with your limbic system. For AWD and up models at least but I hear the RWD models are still fun. Myself I embrace the fun carefully while keeping the addiction in check, at least that’s what I tell myself.
We're not talking about bugs in general, we're talking about bugs whose manifestation is caught by error checking already in the code. For device drivers, those situations can often be handled safely by simply disabling the device in question while leaving the rest of the OS running. I doubt the Broadcom bug you're thinking of triggered a WARN_ON() in the code path allowing for a remote code execution. (Also, the highest-profile Broadcom WiFi remote code execution bug I'm aware of was a bug in the WiFi chip's closed-source firmware, which doesn't even run on the same processor as the host Linux OS.)
I agree. But there’s also an argument for moderation and picking your battles. It sounds like OP needs to figure out how to temper his caring (what this post is about) or as you say switch jobs.
PC GPUs are developed with collaboration with Microsoft, based on DirectX features, and if users of Khronos APIs are lucky they might eventually get them as extensions.

Steam Deck/Linux emulates DirectX and Windows, no need to bother with anything Linux native.

On Switch there is support for OpenGL 4.6, Vulkan and NVN, and just like on PC, if you want the full deal, NVN is the way to go.
Right? It's getting worse and worse with each update.

I remember praising mac os memory management back in the days when you could just go to "Applications" folder and open everything at once without a hiccup.

Today, even rebooting with "reopen apps" option is a nightmare.
One common characteristic amongst the people involved in today's standard angry mobs is a total inability to defend their opinion, and a total unwillingness to engage. Instead, they snipe by repeating things they sort of remember someone else saying and post memes, then disappear when engaged. A kind of personal deplatforming, where they don't allow contrary opinions to have access to their ears.

The way you learn how to defend your opinion is to engage with people who have different opinions, not having affirmation parties with people who are predisposed to agree with you about everything.
He could probably apply today and get a doctorate from a pretty good school in two years. That said i do find it weird that he'd use the title. He's a weird guy but also someone I look up to. :)
one of the clearest examples of "privatize the profits, socialize the losses."
Princeton scientists overcome key setback in achieving nuclear fusion
You're getting downvoted and flagged because you're breaking the site guidelines by going on about getting downvoted and flagged. It's tedious and off topic. Please stop now.
I have been using Emacs as long as it.

I have no complaints about how it has developed

I was particularly surprised when it complains about the GC discussion without noting the words of wisdom RMS was offering: Put the maximum effort into user visible changes.

It was not that he (RMS) wanted a word processor and GC was not getting there. It was because GC improvements do not improve (in this case) user experience. It (ash) seems to think this is a sign of malevolent, not benevolent, dictatorship.
You don't need an Xbox for the subscription. You can play it on a PC or stream games to a browser. It's like Stadia, just better.
panels and seals are not as perfectly aligned, and some gaps seem as if they're just a little wider than in those other two brands.

I see this complaint a lot, but I've never understood how serious it is. Is it purely an aesthetic thing or does it actually effect the the longevity or road worthiness of the car in any way?
It made sense for me -- I own no gaming devices, and my only computers are macbook pros with shoddy graphic cards. There are occasionally games I'd love to play, but I don't want to pay $500+ (ps-latest, xbox X) or $2.5k (computer with $1k graphics card).

Unfortunately, this outcome was easily predicable to anyone who follows google.
Lots of research has been done controlling for income, adoption studies, and such, showing your words to be completely untrue.
I think is nice how teach us that are deaf people with the same needings like us, that we are not deaf.
Visibilization and inclusion, even when they can read properly.

I'm not seeing this as a waste of money (of course it could be anyway)
This maneuver requires high thrust while 'slowing down'. Not sure if that's a reasonable energy trade off. Would you go into a dogfight with external tanks still on?

Sure the pursuitor jet won't (rather should't) be in such close proximity position, unless intending to shoot the enemy with his handgun. Thus with reasonable separation, this at best may force a break of the lock, but at the same time slowing down and with extra fuel loss.

It is fun to watch at shows, though these days these wows are awarded to the vectored thrust tricks.
No personal attack intended, but what I always find funny: the complaints about Lisp's syntax. Lisp's syntax is regular prefix notation all over and one of the defining features of the language.

Algol languages on the other hand, and math even on paper, are a rather wild bunch: they mix infix operators like plus/minus (1+1), multiplication/division (2*2), have postfix operators like faculty (9!) and even user defined functions f(x, y) in prefix notation. That should be way more off-putting theoretically, but people just grew up with this "mess" and think that fine.

Disclaimer: besides Lisp, I program in Perl or Shell too ;-)
As a bonus it might work on Android, if you got the extension soup exactly right, and mostly care about flagship phones.

https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards
Not to mention the birth defects and mutations due to the chemical warfare employed there.
In the communist hellscape you would have a minimum of food and housing guaranteed and could survive regardless of the Commissariat pays you or not.

The monarchist hellscape is pretty much equivalent to the capitalist hellscape, except you are trying to seek patronage from the public rather than a single entity. The capitalist hellscape is a hellscape because disposable income is disappearing from the middle class.
It's also a copyright issue if the artwork is not owned or licensed correctly.

If you drew the image yourself, and didn't derive from a copyrighted work, and then printed that, then it's "only" a trademark issue.
I think this article is insightful, but I am compelled to short-circuit the conversation it would start, by offering a rude injunction:

Go touch grass.

Really, stop using Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and their ilk. Restrict your use of media like Reddit.

OR you are doomed to be caught up in the mass emotional-intellectual toilet-circling that these platforms are a vessel for.

One of several quantum leaps in emotional vibrancy I've experienced over the last few years was refusing to scroll through Facebook anymore. It is right up there with not calling a toxic family member and taking an antidepressant.
A few of the best places to start such work on would be to focus on reducing the length of copyright terms and generally allowing non-commercial usages, redistribution/copying/similar, and modifications/derivatives. Because I think these two issues don't directly touch on the profit-making aspects, they may be easier to deal with rather than a full-on revamp of existing copyright laws or even abolishment of them.

That said, even these two issues aren't going to be easy to change at first, especially with big companies and some pre-existing laws like from the Berne Convention in 1909 (!) that have to be dealt with as well. All things that I definitely cannot change just by myself; at least we need more people onboard with copyright law reforms like what I said before any meaningful change is expected.
My heart goes out to the Aotsuka family.

Thankfully, research, development and deployment of chemical/biological weapons are heavily restricted and regulated in most developed nations. If do we not learn from the past we're doomed to repeat it. Only through education and awareness can we prevent this type of tragedy from occurring again.
I am generalising but if you have 4 models currently and stop making 3 of them (75%) you run the risk of alienating 75% of prospective customers surely?
> The education system shouldn’t only serve children and is part of a lifelong process.

I agree. Unfortunately, in many places it barely serves children, let alone the rest of the community.

But this is tangential to my original point, which is that reasonable accommodations are good and that you can improve accessibility and education at the same time.
It already doesn't
In Top Gun 2, he uses it twice. Once, during the training dogfight where Rooster has a chance to shoot him down (he says, "Too late, you had your chance" and then pulls off the maneuver, targeting Rooster instead afterwards). After the training dogfight, he is told by Cyclone, "...and I don't ever want to see that Cobra shit again. That could have gotten you both killed".

The second time was towards the end when they're fending off the SAM attacks -- Rooster is in trouble with no flares to launch, and Maverick simultaneously pulls off a Cobra Maneuver while launching his own set of flairs, resulting in his own aircraft being hit.
A theory / thought experiment:

Take "it just showed me that I want to die" and unpack every single word into an absurdly and "pedantically" complex, comprehensively and perfectly correct articulation of the(?) precise meaning in this context. In doing so, use various forms of articulation, not only paragraph/narrative form.

If you are doing it right, ideally you will find yourself having to fight against your own mind at several points during the analysis.

Work on the problem for a month or six, even just two or three minutes at a time now and then. I propose that at the end of this process, you will possess more knowledge than you did before.

There are various techniques to accelerate this process, but I will let you figure those out on your own along the way. As a hint: consider various topics of discussion that arise on the website you are on.

I should probably also note: this is not necessarily a risk-free undertaking, so maybe build some safeguards into your methodology.
The pound is much weaker than 10 years ago (1.25 va 1.13), inflation has been significantly higher in the entire period and in the past year as well. Real salaries in the UK are lower than in 2007, only Italy had a comparable performance. Political instability is so evident that I shouldn’t even have to mention the number of governments we had in the past 5 years.
In the UK we have shortages of medicines (such as chicken pox vaccines, dioralyte satchels and paracetamol for babies just to name the few I couldn’t find in the past 10 days), supermarkets even in central London are often half empty. This isn’t happening anywhere else in Europe.

But you will certainly post that the FTSE index in the past 5 hours had a better performance than NASDAQ and claim economic egemony.