skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
19kW is 80A@240V, which is just an absurd amount of power. Almost everyone will be fine with less than half that (9.6kW = 40A@240V, the max you are allowed to push continuously through a NEMA plug), and at least in the U.S. is the standard "EV-ready" plug: NEMA 14-50.

A lot of people will be just peachy with the 1500W of Level 1!
Exactly. Even lower-end GPUs and built-in graphics are pretty powerful these days. I can play games on APU and roll AI workloads on GPU.
I am not trying to de-legitimize anything. Nothing I said changes (or can change) your truth.

My post was based on what I've been told by both Gay and Bi people (the latter, several Bi people I knew complained about the first item with the young women). So if Straight and Gay people can participate in Bi Erasure, so too can Bi people I suppose.
As a Lay Reader, about the only thing I understood was the last sentence of your second paragraph. Thank you.
DConf '22: Ray Tracing in (Less Than) One Weekend with DLang – Mike Shah
Is there any reason to believe AMD is actually going to miraculously change their performance?
I'd follow Elm Land https://elm.land/
go huskies! :-)
Is there a higher risk of the user's account being blocked by Google after using this?
> Where do these people go even if they want help for their issues?

The crux of the problem, as I see it, is that in many cases the mental-illness/addiction is too strong and these people vehemently reject actual help even when freely offered.

I'm not advocating "criminalizing homelessness", but am simply pointing out that in practice, "criminalizing homelessness" might be the only workable solution to starting to get these people actual help. Many of these people will reject all actual help unless forced to go through some kind of drug treatment or mental health program.
I guess it takes a lifetime of wisdom to truly realize companies will never 'end' anything, as their whole existence depends on the thing happening at least enough to keep selling the cure.
Very cool to see this gaining traction, my favourite hedgefonds-I-never-got-to-work-at introduced D to me and I believe it's one of the more interesting projects in languages right now.
> [Dependent types] can by used to guarantee things like "applying 'concat' to a list of length X and list of length Y returns a list of X+Y".

As a curious bystander, what else? When are dependent types useful in practice? How do they fit into software development practices such as testing and DRY?

As an example of what I'm looking for, I see regular static typing as a way to move a class of runtime errors to compile time errors, increasing your confidence in aspects that otherwise would need repetitive unit tests.
depends, 1440p is a good sweet spot between 1080p and 2160p. also vr can be heavy like if you doing flat to vr mods like cyberpunk
In this tutorial, you'll learn how you can develop a functional event ticketing app built with Quarkus and ButterCMS. You'll be able to book tickets, receive a confirmation message, and more.
There is no way the US is going to turn a blind eye to this. Who is this fellow Ian Bremmer?

Or EM could be a double agent.

I can’t imagine him being allowed to hold on to Tesla or SpaceX or buying Twitter after this. He (and his companies) will be deemed a national security risk now. Point of no return. IF the report is true.
It is essentially the same "embrace, extend, extinguish" policy that microsoft used to use. The fact that the underlying code is open source apparently doesn't matter too much. If someone else did come up with a compelling alternative init system just make systemd a soft dependency of your desktop environment, and make sure that patching that out requires a lot of active maintenance and ongoing work.
Pejorative for '(North) American'
>Why does no government anywhere run a non-profit dating site from tax-payer money when this is becoming the most popular way people are meeting?

Sounds like a great idea. I nominate NSA as the host organization. You wouldn't even need to bother creating a profile, they will just use all the surveillance data to find you the best matches.

https://crossdysfunctional.tumblr.com/post/109024982557/fund...
TV Judge Judy can't send you to prison
I agree. What is the advantage of using an airship in this scenario? It's no faster than the ship, can't carry as much cargo, is no more fuel efficient, has more difficult load/unload procedures, and the ships/ports already exist. The only advantage of the airship is that its port can be inland if you are are over capacity and the ports are already full and there is no free coastline to build more, but that's a pretty minor benefit.

Airships for passenger transport makes a little bit of sense for a vacation destination. The airship can fly around the island providing a sightseeing tour as well as transport for the tourists. It becomes more than just a mode of transport, it is an attraction. Kind of like one of those old timey scenic railroads.
Yes, using approaches like upscaling, checkerboard rendering and trickery to improve performance is normal since games exist.

Artist always compensated to make games look and run better, even in NES era.
> Dependent types are hard to retrofit onto an existing language.

Dependent types are hard to retrofit onto existing problems. Software everywhere wants to work with data of indeterminate size/parametrization at runtime. You want your system that tracks inventory stock to work with three warehouses or four, etc... Dependent types make all that stuff part of the type system, so now "list of 3 warehouse_t" and "list of 4 warehouse_t" are no longer equivalent.

Obviously that's all "solvable", but not in a way that matches the intuition of generations of hackers who have been building these systems. It's in some sense analogous to Haskell's "Death by a Thousand Monad Tutorials". At some point you just have to recognize that this isn't the right metaphor for the problem areas it's trying to address and move on.
Customize and automate user flows beyond Chrome DevTools Recorder
Yeah, it's unlikely large established companies are willing to cross license with a small unproven one (at that time). The benefit balance is significantly asymmetrical.
> In the US, I guarantee that compulsory psychiatry would become corrupt in just a couple of years.

We already have court-ordered private drug and alcohol recovery programs (offered as an alternative to jail time) renting out their patients as unpaid labor to, eg, chicken processing plants and offering no actual treatment.
Fake accounts or no, its hard to find opinions among even smaller bloggers who don't at least tacitly kowtow whatever is debated among the major players in media at the time. You see it even on HN too, with certain regular 'major' storylines finding their way into the frontpage time and time again. We are only ever exposed to a limited set of opinions that fall within a range considered acceptable, given the incentive structures of media.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_model
You expect people to do baseless speculation about politics here on HN or do you expect somebody with inside information of some crime to decide to speak, in public, just because you prompted?

Either way, you won't get what you expect.
Add prisons to the list of things that should not be allowed to be privatized or for profit. I also include health care and weapons manufacturing. Those two industries have a much more massive influence on our political system and result in far more suffering. If health care was not for profit, practitioners would be more focused on preventing and healing rather than medicating and prescribing. If weapons manufacturing were not for profit, we would be avoiding wars and any use of weapons and killing.
> whether it's a survey or not is a straw man

No it's not. The post I replied to mentions "survey" four times, once per sentence. It mentions "sample" once.

> on what grounds do you believe okcupid to be a representative sample?

On what grounds do you believe okcupid to not be a sufficiently representative sample?

UPDATE: it was 4 times, not 3, so once per sentence.
>usable, if expensive, passenger rail

Part of it is that the Northeast Corridor has to pay for basically the entire rest of the country where Amtrak almost universally loses money.

The other is that Acela specifically is priced to be more or less just competitive with air on the BOS-NYC and NYC-DC legs. (Acela doesn't really work for the most part to travel the entire length of the corridor.)

I almost never take Acela if I'm paying myself because the electrification work done for Acela made the regular regional train only about an hour slower for the BOS-NYC leg. (They used to have to switch engines in New Haven.)
... aka the Logan Act.[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logan_Act
https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/xzdkio/stab...

apparently, there is a separate drama about hacking at SD and accusations of ownership of code.
We haven't seen that at all. 10's of millions of users have used apps built on this SDK.

I think the reason it isn't an issue is because Gmail (the client/server) doesn't really know that there are extensions running
Elon has a huge conflict of interest here.

Much of the supply chain for Tesla (and EVs in general) are sourced through Russia. Lithium, nickel, copper, cobalt. Even second order resources like neon (used for lasers and chip manufacturing).

His businesses need Russia to stay afloat in the medium-term.
When markets have confidence the debt can be serviced that’s not so much a problem.

The new government came in and destroyed that confidence with proposals for wild tax cuts for the wealthiest without showing any credible plan that leaves Britain able to pay debts and not tank their economy.
3x perf boost for PostgreSQL with Multi Gen LRU in new Linux kernel
That's a bit of a negative look. It's true that some city pairs are really poorly linked (e.g. Marseille / Bordeaux, it's just a regular slow train), however for many others the Paris-centric network is perfectly fine. Lille / Rennes / Bordeaux / Lyon / / Reims / Marseille going by Paris is not that much of an issue (direct high speed links between those wouldn't be financially worth it). The direct trains, which bypass the city of Paris itself and go on the Interconnection ring road, with its suburban (Massy, Marne la Vallée and CDG Airport) train stations, aren't frequent enough and that needs to be improved. The direct links between some cities also need improving, but there simply wouldn't be enough traffic for direct high speed rail for most city pairs.
This looks pretty cool. Sounds like a very specific problem to solve though haha. I'd love to read more case study of something this helps solve.
I think this is another "just world fallacy"[1] adjacent idea running rampant in our society. You see this fallacy it pop up in a lot of "woo" self-help ideas like "manifesting" or "sending out positive vibrations" as well as things like faith or spiritual healing. The basic idea being that people get what they deserve so people who experience hardship - whether legal, medical, or social - deserve it. While people who do and think good things are safe from these forces.

IMHO, this is a kind of pathological extension of "internal locus of control"[2]. Internal locus of control is good for mental health and achievement, but once you start to project it onto other people without sufficient consideration of their circumstances things quickly get problematic.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-world_hypothesis

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locus_of_control
I had the foresight to screenshot the convo between my soon-to-be-fiancée before deleting my account. :)
There are fires, and there are megafires. They are NOT the same.

The Western landscapes are evolved for regular normal fires. But decades of fire suppression have left us with a massive amount of fuel, so now fires come with a heat and size that the landscape is not evolved to handle. So, for example, trees with thick bark designed to survive fires, instead succumb to the intense heat and burn.

Yes, we need to get back to having regular fires. But we also need to end the artificially created danger of megafires.
https://uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl/inziendocument?id=ECLI:NL:...
- [name of the applicant] joined Chetu Inc. on the basis of an employment contract on 14 January 2019. In the function of ‘inside sales representative’, his activities consisted of acquiring new customers. His remuneration consisted of a salary of €3,297,00 gross per month, excluding 8% holiday benefits, a commission of (in 2022 on average) € 4.110,00 gross per month and a variable bonus of approximately €3,739,15 gross per year.
We are silent legion. We have no runtime errors, we don't cry, we don't collect github stars, nor fancy logos for packages.

There has been nothing even close to Elm for building stable and maintainable projects! I am using it for 5+ years now, and since 0.19.1 came out my life became so much easier and straight forward. It works as advertised, its fast, its clean.
This is why i mentioned "for Windows, well, see the first paragraph" where i write "Using something like MSYS2 gives you a Linux-like shell with all the tools you'd expect there".
White skin?
Coherent simulation of a quantum phase transition in a 2k qubit Ising chain
> never said drink

But you did acknowledge that the environment wherein addiction sprouts makes it easier for it to rebound, rhetorical courtesy of my enabling loved ones. The countryside bar still demands a steady supply of the same, easily exhausted resource that fighting vice under city pressures does: will power. Yet per your prescription, it would be under the duress of exile.

> healing lodges

The example you give seems to be a conflation of social rehabilitation for people who have committed crimes against other people (as exemplified in the opening of that article, describing a woman who killed a child) and medical (mental specifically) rehabilitation as I thought we were discussing in the context of addiction. Art and animal therapies are hardly unique to first nations or indigenous cultures, though tribal jurisdiction certainly allows these groups more latitude in trying to address their community's problematic members. This is one of the benefits of Portugal's decriminalization process in that addicts' individual circumstances and paths to recovery are theoretically (though I can't vouch for the practice) given greater consideration.

> no taxing people for things that harm themselves and/or others

That's an interesting stance. Mitigating externalities is one of the ideas behind, for example, taxing pollution. Addressing second hand smoke, needle waste, etc could be good allocations of such tax dollars, but generally, at least in the US, sin taxes go into funds paying for bridges or school text books, which ironically makes the abstemious life one of civil selfishness.
One would think the incredible bulk of the vessel would dampen turbulence, especially as it operates at a much lower speed.
There are lots of freedoms most people have that people in prison do not. Why should freedom to choose their job be different?
Yes, that was my point. Although with powerful hardware it's more convenient to emulate consoles, rather than vice versa.

But basically at this point, any platform's hardware should be able to play any game in existence.
Nothing is free or even 'mostly free' when managing data. Data security (encryption), redundancy (backups), and integrity (checksums, etc.) all impose a cost on the system.

Getting each piece of data properly classified will always be a challenge (AI or other tools may help with that), but it would still be nice to be able to do it. If I have a 50GB video file that I could easily re-download off the Internet, it would be nice to be able to turn off any security, redundancy, or integrity features for it.

I wonder how many petabytes of storage space is being wasted by having multiple backups of all the operating system files that could be easily downloaded from multiple websites. Do I really need to encrypt that GB file that 10 million people also have a copy of? Am I worried if a single pixel in that high resolution photo has changed due to bit rot?
From his LinkedIn profile, the author doesn't seem to have experience in the likes of Amazon.

"Senior" will vary depending on the size of company and the scale of problems it deals with.
Ha. The NSA or Amazon. Just log in through Amazon SSO and it matches your purchase history against a variety of candidates. Medical purchases excluded for a fee.
That drama is most likely the catalyst of the current drama. (i.e. StabilityAI getting control of the subreddit to control the NAI leak/discourage use of the AUTOMATIC1111 UI)

Which violates a number of Reddit's conflict of interest rules for moderators.
I believe gp was suggesting it is unacceptable because it is centrist.
Kata Containers 3's marriage of virtual machines and containers continues
Nothing. And the reason no one has done it is because these links being brought up each time elm is discussed is irrelevant for us actually using elm. Things work fine.
I don't think it's treason. The US is not officially a participant of the war, and he is not acting on behalf of the US. At worst he would be in violation of US sanctions.
Expo Router
I think it's standard for smart watches too. IIRC the first Apple Watch only got 3 years of updates. (full disclosure, I work for Google but not on Android stuff)
FWIW Evan (author of Elm) has explicitly said a fork is absolutely fine if it has a different enough name.
Also ancient BASICs had something called PRINT USING, where you could give a picture like #.### how you want your number formatted.
Yet account for a disproportionate amount of lobbying, which is what this article and discussion is about. They're literally helping to write laws to increase the overall prison population (public and private), which is a problem for a society with an already very dysfunctional criminal justice system.
Good firmware tells no lies. But it doesn't have to be built with a specific OS in mind to be good - on the contrary, I believe that building firmware with specific OS in mind is what got us into this whole bad firmware mess.

And yet, holistic systems can lie. They can lie horribly about their state, and you'd be none the wiser. Being "holistic", created with the intention of the whole, does not mean that the system cannot lie. If the whole is created with the intention of lying to you, than it will.

We don't need holistic systems. We need good systems. A system doesn't need to be holistic to be good, and a system doesn't need to be good to be holistic.
IMO, GPT-3-like articles like this are no different from blog spam recipe websites.

What even is the point of this article? What is the mind bending secret? The holographic principle? Wormholes? Entanglement? It's unclear what the title was referring to, but none of these things are news. There's not even a well defined recipe at the end; we're just left with some kind of pop-physics stew.
He was a minor and seemed to have more business sense than any of them.
From what I understand working with web accessibility, the majority of visually impared users of screen readers use either JAWS[1] on Windows (there's also Narrator built-in to Windows) or VoiceOver[2] on Mac. These are going to be more robust than a browser plugin.

[1] https://www.freedomscientific.com/products/software/jaws/

[2] https://www.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/_1121.html
A Memory Safe Implementation of the Network Time Protocol
If that’s what you want to believe I can live with that.
Hmm, I believe you should be able to download it. I've reached out to my contacts at Holloway to see if there's a reason why the download isn't available.
Did you maybe post this in the wrong place? It seems completely unrelated to the post it's replying to.
Over the past 30 years Germany has transitioned from 30% to 0% nuclear power, meanwhile solar + wind has gone from 0% to 30%.

Gas(from all sources) has grown from 5% to 15% of power in that time. It is in no way relied on and your hyperbolic description is absurd.
Related:

Never Pay for Online Dating (2010) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26945413 - April 2021 (116 comments)
Related:

Never Pay for Online Dating (2010) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25055501 - Nov 2020 (265 comments)

Why You Should Never Pay for Online Dating [cached] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15260785 - Sept 2017 (1 comment)

Cached OkCupid Article: Why You Should Never Pay For Online Dating - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2170998 - Feb 2011 (80 comments)

Why You Should Never Pay For Online Dating - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1842557 - Oct 2010 (32 comments)

Why You Should Never Pay For Online Dating - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1277626 - April 2010 (9 comments)
You see them in certain journals a lot but honestly they are rarely informative compared to the abstract, and look more like this meme:

https://old.reddit.com/r/labrats/comments/vy48hu/this_is_wha...
Ackshually, Germany relies on coal instead of nuclear. Nuclear and gas serve two completely different purposes. Germany uses a little less gas for electricity today than ten years ago when a couple of nuclear power plants were still running.
The implication is that, in some strange sense, the outside of a black hole was the same as the inside, like a Klein bottle that has only one side.

The moment Cliff Stoll has been preparing for!
I should take a look. I never owned Radeon.
This reminds me of the CargoLifter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CargoLifter

They wanted to create a fleet of LTA vessels some 20 years ago, but never made it beyond a reduced-scale prototype and eventually had to file bancruptcy after using up all their investors' money.

The only thing that remains is an impressively huge hangar in the middle of nowhere near Berlin, which is used as an indoor resort today.
i'm always surprised that PureScript doesn't get as much attention as Elm, despite being frequently-updated by a large set of contributors (https://github.com/purescript/purescript), awesome docs (https://book.purescript.org/, https://github.com/JordanMartinez/purescript-jordans-referen...), and a pretty large package catalog (https://pursuit.purescript.org/).
Pretty sure you should be able to download it, but I don't see the option either. I've reached out to my contacts at Holloway to see if there's a reason why the download isn't available.
I don't want to rehash this here, but this is actually a less obvious choice than it can seem like at first blush! Erasure and primitive specialization have a very deep set of considerations and tradeoffs that touch a ton of language features. There's a ton written about it, value-types generally, monomorphization, etc.
Well my understanding is that pull requests are not welcome here, so it's not like any of these developers can even fix gnome's architectural problems for them.
Personals ads in newspapers have been a thing since forever
`&varName` is not equivalent to C version of the superficially similar looking operation.
It's back now, so I think it shows the system working. Controversial posts like this one used to just die and disappear forever but now with "vouch" option some things deserving come back to life. Not perfect obviously, but on the right track IMHO.
You would always be able to switch to whatever service you like for further messaging, a non-profit the wouldn't care about keeping you on their app. Why would you have intimate conversations on a dating site anyway.
It feels like a "Peak Reddit" moment when somebody cares more about the label used than the actual problem.

The point of that harsh label isn't to mock anybody, but to try and get normal people aware of this problem. Most average people are not aware of shocking scenes like that existing in America.