skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In my private pilot training, I was taught to move the wheel both ways and visually check that the ailerons moved in the expected directions. Even if the connections hadn't been changed recently, they could still jam or a cable could have broken.
Security Headers: Analyse your HTTP response headers
Now I know my go-to shot-in-the-dark guess when I'm socially engineering my way into your account.
Statutory rape occurs when someone who has official power or authority over another has seemingly consensual sex with them.

This is saying “well maybe the professor does hold power over that students academic career via their grades and other opportunities but I don’t think that should really be against the law”.

So, it is defending statutory rape. But that’s just not universally believed to be a bad thing so having the word “rape” in the term “statutory rape” feels like an accurate label to people who don’t believe this is wrong.

It’s like if some people don’t feel having sex with siblings/cousins was wrong, and the rest of the world called it “familial rape”. They’d say “I’m not defending familial rape, I’m just saying sometimes it’s fine for an older brother to have sex with a younger sister as long as it’s consensual”.

The thing about “statutory rape” is that there’s a blanket assumption that consent can’t be given properly when there is a major imbalance of power, such as that between boss and subordinate (which still happens all the time in FAANG) or between a professor and a student (which still happens all the time in academia).

It’s still “statutory rape” by many strict definitions of the term, it’s just not universally believed to be wrong or in need of strong enforcement.
I would guess it's not just data engineering but a big part of the engineering org. Or why would you single out such a team?
Nvidia would be wise to push a patch limiting the power consumption to safe levels, and offer a "hot-rod mode" as a kernel parameter or something.
Ask HN: What effect will lower big tech valuations have on open-source projects?
With stock prices being pummelled, will companies redirect their efforts away from generic frameworks and tools (React and others) and towards revenue generation?

If they were to focus on core business would this necessarily be a bad thing? Would it stifle innovation (bad) or reduce technology churn (good)?
Thank you for this framing. I haven't thought about this particular corner before!

Also, if it is the case that from the POV time is not passing at all, all time passes in no time, which would mean perceiving the entirety of time in one static juxtaposition,

but... can information reach a thing traveling at light speed? Does it matter the angle of incidence? (Nothing can catch up, but information-carrying particles like other photons could intersect or approach head on... but with their own relative velocity capped...?)

Time to fire up the Wikipedia...
I had a similar thing happened with Zelda for the original Gameboy. There was some mobs in one of the first dungeons, that needed to be killed in a particular order, written on a plack. I spent months on and off trying everything, but it took a older friend borrowing it until I got past it.
This is the main way people under the California Coastal Commission's authority did projects up until I moved as well.
Have you tried recently? There was a period when I also had WYSIWYG enabled solely because markdown links weren't working for me, but that's been fixed (at least for me) for a while now.
Don't forget to sharpen your axe
I would say that it’s valid.

“It’s legal to drive only if e.g. you have a driver’s license.”

It’s not a great way to say things but it is meaningful. The meaning is “only if [unspecified list of things], and [x] is an example of an item in that list”.

> However, the “safe” is only valid if e.g. the used supply lines from the power supply with “native” 12VHPWR connector have a good quality and 16AWG lines or at least the used 12VHPWR to 4x 6+2 pin adapter also offers what it promises.

Here’s my interpretation:

> However, the term “safe” is only valid if certain things are true, e.g., the used supply lines from the power supply with “native” 12VHPWR connector are of good quality…

I can’t interpret the rest of the sentence.
It will only melt if it’s either undersized or a bad joint to begin with. A properly-sized, well-made solder joint will have no reason to melt unless heated externally by something else failing.
The cases offer great options, i just wish they also had a pricier case that doesn't look like crap.
"logistics and construction robots. ... should be available earlier in the vanilla game"

Fortunately there are mods to fix that.

I had a whole slew of complaints about the vanilla game, but found that mods already existed to fix virtually all of them.
From the photon's perspective, the entire universe is compressed to a line of infinitesimal length, from the place it was emitted to the place it is ultimately absorbed, if any. In its perspective, it takes 0 time to travel through that line (really more of a dot).
Tell HN: YouTube’s removing upload dates from videos
This isn’t a recent change, but something I’ve noticed in the past 6+ months.

YouTube videos occasionally no longer show upload date and it’s becoming more frequent. There is no way I’ve found to access the upload date information through the YouTube UI.

I speculate this is to make use of their ever-growing and ever-aging content to make it seem more evergreen, but makes finding the newest, relevant information more difficult in certain areas.
I think this is a big one as well, and would go one step further and say that anyone no matter their place on the spectrum may fail at communication in this way. I bet most junior developers know what I mean, if they've sat in meetings with senior guys talking about something esoteric.

One simple trick, I think, is to avoid extensive use of pronouns. A sentence like "Because of that, it doesn't find it there" might be clear enough when you know the context, but is meaningless if you don't. Filling in "that", "it", "it", and "there" would help tremendously. It will make sentences awkward if you avoid them completely, of course, but I think sentences that contain nothing but pronouns are a red flag.
I suspect having a color coding material/technique that can apply to random bits of random plane parts, that won't get rubbed off / broken off / obscured by dirt/grease/grime/etc, consistently throughout the plane, is probably harder than it appears at first glance.
Fire hazard has the potential to cost lives.

Lives are more expensive than 2000 euros or 600 watts of electricity, even at current prices.
The article was clear about that, the hopelessly addicted politicians, reporters and celebrities will stay, not question about that.

The argument here is that heavy moderation will stay too, for one because that's how you make money, and for two because Elon Musk wants to follow the law of the land, and those laws keep tightening.

Conservatives don't mind digital gulags as long as they get to be the wardens, but they will be disappointed this time. Everyone will be. And that's how Elon Musk will bring people together. We will all sing kumbaya while hating on him.
> It sounds like you are calling for people who have different ideological views from you to be banned, but that is not how a healthy society should function.

It only sounds this way because I targeted the left here. I only did that because it’s Twitter. I would rather have the extremes removed from the platform regardless. It’s already enough of a mess as it is.
Will Spotify take measures against ghost artists?
It is Friday, and for me it means opening a Spotify and going to "New releases for you". This week I was very disappointed. Three of those releases are some ambient background music with identical musical themes:
"The Pink Rabbit, The Old Boy - World"
"Unravel Project, Catch My Soul - Heart"
"Davide Sari, Ambre Some - May"
(sorry, no links, I do not want to support acts like that)

Always two artists, single word song name, very similar album art, and naturally those songs are like copies of each other.

So will Spotify take measures against these ghost artists or should I just cancel my subscription?
> That way you can just throw away all of the “tech debt” of the old base while starting at a higher tech level.

The classic way to do this is to load up a train full of supplies and drive somewhere further from the start, with more enemies and better ore patches. Or if you don't have trains yet, take the car.
I carried spare pants and sneakers that would otherwise have been trashed.
Also what I think is being asked:

...if the photon comes to rest on earth, and we compare clocks...

IIRC, the deceleration of the photon relative to me (as it comes to rest on earth as would a returning space traveler) would "reverse" the time dilation relative to me, so both our clocks would read 12:08.

Please, correct me if I'm wrong. I read this many years ago but never dove all the way into the math.
Or at least have current sensing and thermal sensing inside the card on each supply rail at the connector header, so it can fault if something goes wrong.
That caught my eye as well. If I wanted to buy some agricultural land in my state and convert it to industrial manufacturing, I would be mired in red tape for years.
Apple did by having a quality dictator at the top. It would have lasted a lot longer but his unusual disposition led him to accidentally kill himself with a strange diet.

In other words you can’t have a company run by the MBA mindset, there must be a superseding set of values beyond business school values.
600 watts is an extraordinary amount of power for these tiny cables/connectors, thats something id think would be something like an Anderson Powerpole , or XT 90, or some kind of high power connector if i was building a little robot or something.
Finally, we have possible hints of Dark Matter! We may be able to silence skeptics once and for all with this data that may have a few percent chance of being defining proof of Dark Matter. Or maybe it's axions! Either way, tens of thousands of physicists, astronomers and cosmologists will be relieved they may have not wasted their entire professional careers.
Why wouldn’t a NUC work? I have a fanless Zoltac with dual nics. I use it as a media PC , but presumably it would work fine as a router. A cursory glance at Zoltac’s page shows they still produce a variety of new configurations.
Probably underpowered for your needs, but within a year or two I am expecting used Chromebooks to be up-to-date enough to include the current Linux (e.g. Debian) support. So perhaps $50 and will include keyboard, screen, and ca 5W idle consumption.
I mean, the project that started this discussion is considered "not necessarily worth while" by most people, that's why they use systems that require restarts on function redefinition instead of hot code reloading. But if you're going to the trouble of supporting hot code reloading, you ought to support (at least as an option) structure redefinition as well. Otherwise you've only gone halfway to making an actual interactive system.
EVGA decision [1] to stop selling NVIDIA cards looks every day smarter

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32870677
For me the benefits of getting newer gear has been about efficiency, not necessarily picture quality. Silent shooting w/ mirrorless cameras and electronic shutter helps a with wildlife because you can be more stealthy and not have the shutter noise distract a bird or deer or skittish animals. Advanced mirror-less cameras have a level of accuracy to the focusing that was not possible with previous systems. This allows you to rattle off picture after picture with perfect sharpness (5, 10, 15, 20 or even 30 frames-per-second bursts) - reducing time to redo shots - especially with kids who move a lot, or action shots where there is a perfect frame and sometimes with older tech, you have a couple of in-focus shots, and then a missed-focus shot. Modern high-megapixel sensors coupled with high-quality glass allows you to crop without loosing much detail. I can use a 24 or a 35mm lens and with a 50 mega-pixel sensor, I can crop to the same field-of-view as a 50mm/75mm lens and still get a ton of detail. Modern coatings in lenses eliminate internal reflections, allowing you to shoot into the sun without a huge drop in contrast (very common with older lenses, even L series).
Investors are famous for their patience.
There's "they should've known, but it seems they didn't", which is bad engineering and should be punished somewhat.

On the other hand, this seems to be "they knew about it and went ahead anyway" a la Boeing 737 MAX, which is many, many levels above and it should be the equivalent to a financial nuke, IMHO. Recoverable, but something that is talked about in the company for the next 15 years.

Dare I say, if there's provably a person who was presented with this as a problem and overrode the decision so as not to delay the problem, there should be criminal liability for them?
Oh I went through the wringer with memorizing the Krebs cycle. It's just every time you got to ATP Synthase it was literally just a tube, a few arrows, some comicbook-esque POW shapes, and "ADP" and "ATP" on both ends of the POW. Lmao.

So "oh it's a water wheel that the proton pushes that then pushes the phosphate onto the ADP" is like, "Oh. There's...a whole physical machine and not just magic 'energy transfer'". I just thought it was really cool, though obvious in retrospect.

(I am not a clever man.)
How do you demonstrate failure then?
> Do communists count?

well yeah? In Germany, violent Marxist-Leninists have been prohibited, disbanded and expropriated. So why not ? Today they are allowed again in some Länder, for they dont use violence anymore nor threaten democracy as a whole. So yeah?
Its good to be the self-proclaimed global policeman.
If the listener is offline, the Postgres will see that a subscriber is behind and mark more of internal data as needing to be retained - this will keep certain maintenance tasks from being run (i.e. VACUUM). If VACUUM is not run for long enough, it will cause a catastrophic failure in your DB.

The application can catch up when restarted, if it retains the last WAL position. When it restarts, can asks Postgres to start replaying from that point.
EARLY ON THE MORNING of January 28, 2022, around twenty large vehicles came to be parked in front of the provincial legislature in Winnipeg. Dozens more would later join them for what would be a three-week-long occupation. The rows of semitrucks, tractors, and cars formed a dense and noisy cluster that stood in solidarity with a nationwide protest decrying vaccine mandates and pandemic lockdown rules—and the demonstrations seemed to stump police agencies in Winnipeg, Ottawa, and other major urban centres.

Police in Winnipeg faced competing demands from a broad range of community voices. Those in support of the convoy asserted their right to peaceful protest. Others accused officers of being soft on the protesters and demanded a harsher, faster response to the community disruption. Some questioned whether the police service’s approach would have been the same if the convoy hadn’t mostly been composed of white people. Across the country, others drew comparisons between the police’s response to the protests and their violence against members of Indigenous communities in prior incidents. The public’s trust in police, already dwindling in Manitoba for a few years, dropped across the country. Police had their backs against the wall, and their public relations teams felt the heat.

In the midst of it all, Winnipeg Police Service chief Danny Smyth green-lit something unconventional.
> Tangentially, hydrogen is just an expensive, low density battery. Toyota is learning this the hard way [4] [5].

That's not even hydrogen's worst problem.

Hydrogen's worst problem is that it would need a distribution network set up. EV charging works because the electrical grid already existed, chargers just need to be plugged into it.

Meanwhile, for hydrogen, you would need to transport liquid hydrogen all over the place constantly. It's a whole new set of logistics.

To put it bluntly, Toyota fucked up and have been very slow to admit their mistake.
> revealing a complete lack of comprehension, forcing you to either intervene or allow the error to propagate, it's tempting to fall into a habit of pre-emptively explaining everything.

Or maybe the explanation was bad to begin with. Over communicating won't turn a bad explanation into a good one. Understanding something doesn't mean you know how to explain it to someone else.
Apple's really learning to put the low in low-end with the 10th gen iPad using the 1st gen Pencil and costing close to a laptop.
Anna-Maria Hefele has another video which I think shows this visualization even more clearly:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHTF1-IhuC0
One time I had a horrible roommate I hated immensely. She did shit like make a friend of mine cry on her birthday. Her boyfriend broke up with her cause she was obviously a terrible person, so her response to this was visiting a witch doctor (This is an incident that happened in the third world so bear with me for a moment). His recommendation was to cut an X into limes and put them in the corner of each room in the house. He said if they were intact when she came back home from work, but if they were black when she came back from work then he'd DIE. She told me this with a smile on her face.

I was like wow you're an idiot who believes in bullshit which might actually kill someone, fuck you. Called in late to work, went to the store, bought limes, cut X's into each of them and DOUBLED THE LIMES she put in the corners of the house.

She left while paying rent for like two months and I had the best time of my life which occurred staying there after.
I don't think it's my imagination that there is something fundamentally different about the mentality of programmers who are also labeled as 'handy'.

I grew up on home improvement and woodworking shows, and spent a couple summers as a bicycle mechanic long before reading this book. Particularly in the Home Improvement shows where owners learned about the consequences of their sins and especially those of the previous owners. Neglect can be very expensive, and the surprise of it magnifies the experience. I invest a lot in avoiding big nasty surprises. I also have a weird brand of minimalism where I can be quite precious about a cherished tool or piece of furniture but fairly blasé about many of my other belongings.

For me the book was more of a nod-along, and there are certain conversations that are replaced with shorthand when talking to other people who hover when a desk chair is broken or a projector won't turn on. It is often useful to have other terminology and metaphors available to describe how you feel about something though. A particular problem I've had with the automatic equating of 'preaching to the choir' with 'waste of time'.
It does appear the e.g may be dropped here but it’s not hard to think of ways to use the two together:

“It’s only safe given certain conditions, e.g x”
Presumably this one, is a good deal. https://www.amazon.com/Processor-Beelink-Computer-Support-Di...
"while Factorio on the Switch is a full game, there is no mod support"

That's a crime.

As great as the vanilla game is, mods are half of what makes Factorio worth playing.
Do you have any contacts you recommend for this process?
In the same market, bought in 2020 early. I agree with you. Provided all the high paying jobs don’t fry up I suspect the market will be strong despite rates.
I've lived in three European countries including the one I was born in and I've never heard that term being used in that way.
Ah interesting, thanks. Looking more into it, 4x8pin would be 12x12v wires/pins, and the 12VHPWR only has 6x12v for the same max wattage.
Thanks. Keeping this in a pinned tab till I have a chance to watch it all (I scrubbed through it just now). I love getting to see how things work visually like this.
Presumably the author of this letter didn't participate in a process of deciding the person in charge of bringing you lunch is an elected position, didn't put themselves forward to it and didn't agree to the process happening at all.
The way I've ways seen LISTEN/NOTIFY used is just to send a "hey, there are items available in the queue!" signal to consumers.

I take your point though, that WAL is less limiting in this regard.
To be fair, Russia and China have always been able to do anything that they want. If they can't find a law that fits, they'll create a conviction for another another. In practical terms, that probably didn't cost their citizens any freedom. Restrictions like that end up having more negative effects on the other nations with real civil liberties.
People are completely within their rights to be intolerant up to the point where their intolerance does harm to others.

The preservation of liberty gives us all a right, and many would say an obligation, to persecute you when what you engage in puts others at severe danger of being stripped of liberty, or, worse, of life.

Not even the US allows unfettered speech for that reason, even as much as it goes further than most places in allowing harm to others.
What's the harm in relitigating issues though? Each new generation needs to rediscover why things are the way they are in the world. Withholding logic would disallow the new generation to be able to make an informed decision.

For example, consider Pascal. Everyone these days says, "It's a dead language, don't use it - use C/++ instead. Go read Brian Kernighan's 'Why Pascal is not my favorite language' as to why". But then, if you have a serious debate about Kernighan's issues with the language, it turns out that his concerns are no longer valid in the modern world. If you were as vehemently opposed to the relitigation of Pascal as you seem to be with kovarex's views here, then we might miss conversational progress on this topic just as we did with Pascal.
> What, people charging money for software? How is that "rent seeking" and why does it need to die?

There's a difference between buying and renting.
There are there in the DOM, just covered with lots of buttons.

PS Let's not use Tell HN to complain about website UIs.
Perhaps you dont realize just how not-dense some of the western US is. Looking through counties in Nevada, some of them have less than 1 person per 10 square km.
Molex connectors do indeed melt but rarely catch on fire. Molex connectors are made of nylon which melts as low as 170C.

The pictures of the internals of this adapter are absolutely horrifying. This is 737-MAX style gross negligence: Several consecutive worst practices/shortcuts that ensure catastrophic failure one way or another.
think again because "there's no bribes in the balkan" (rural cops in the balkan will pull you over for literally nothing just to make you pay them to go away again) or "it's so much worse than the balkan" (I won't argue that one, it really is)
That is the business model of TriNet, paving over the hassles of operating in different US states.
What's another website that feels more like the old internet than 4chan?
http://youtube.com/search?q=fsd+beta
Also: https://variety.com/2022/music/news/jerry-lee-lewis-dead-sin...

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/28/arts/music/jerry-lee-lewi...

(We changed the URL above from variety.com to the article that seems to have the most background)
No, but hardware breaks and while it may not be cross-connected, you could have the issue where one aileron or the other doesn't move at all.
Ask HN: How is to fail “safely” a startup that got a seed investment?
I'd like to understand better two things:

1. the steps involved or any detail regarding to form a criteria on when to shutdown a startup that did managed to raise an initial seed round, got some validation but isn't growing.

2. Assuming the shutdown is decided, how it's done safely in a way that minimizes pain for all the parts involved. What steps are involved?
The Eyebrows of Narcissists