skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you brake at 0.5 g though, you'd have to suddenly feed in the ball park of 2 MW into the battery. Not sure that's possible.

MCS [0] charging standard goes up to 3.75 MW. I don't think Semi can charge at that power, but 2 MW — why not.

Of course, the catch is that the higher the battery state of charge (SoC), the lower the charging current can be. 2 MW might not be possible, say, somewhere above 50-80% SoC.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megawatt_Charging_System
Federal subsidies? I guess it's a genuine question.
But how do you know that’s actually true? They might be just posting that to sound cool in some social app. In these companies everyone has a manager and assigned to a project. I don’t think it’s like in the tv shows or in consulting companies where you can spend months waiting for a project and actually doing nothing.
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It is actually mandatory (at low speeds) with the usual differences by countries:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_vehicle_warning_sound...

but OP asked about engine sound.
This is pretty awesome. One small feedback, I noticed how there are multiple tags indicating same kind of content. for ex - "Mathematics" and "math". Combining these would be useful.
Only if "who said what in internet" is important to you. I you focus in the ideas and content instead than in the envelope this accounts can be still valuable
These numbers are misleading as many of these companies have an army of contractors that are not included in the official headcount numbers.

Google, for example, has more contractors than full-time employees, bringing the total employee count up to over 300,000
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Awesome idea, I wonder if something like this already exists.
So you're saying that a law firm has decided to risk it by filing this lawsuit on behalf of a few no-name Twitter employees?

You can't ascribe 5-d chess skills to Musk on this one, he's lost the benefit of the doubt.
The dataset is so large they only do one single pass, and the content is deduplicated. A study showed that it's usually duplicated content that is overfitted and later regurgitated. Examples that are repeated in many places might have slight variations that help them pass the filter.
Reeder has also support for Twitter, Youtube and Reddit. Great app indeed
Everyone is employed until February 2nd. They receive full pay + benefits but don’t have to work. This was in the termination email that fired employees received.
Finding new forums and communities like this is one of the reasons I built CrowdView: https://crew-rho.vercel.app/

It's a search engine specifically for forums and discussion content (think message boards, Discords, Twitter, and ofc Reddit). If you try some literature/cinema queries, I think you'll end up with something interesting.

I tried "favorite books all time" and found a few literature forums: booktalk.org, forums.onlinebookclub.org, bookcrossing.com/forum, kboards.com, worldliteratureforum.com, proz.com/forum/literature_poetry-22.html, forum.thegradcafe.com/forum/43-literature-and-rhetoric-and-composition/
Weeks, in their case.
remember how he defrauded the US government to get subsidies for Tesla? i don't even understand after finding this out how he does not get in trouble?
I have no objection to 'anecdotes aren't data" or "you can't see your unconscious biases" or any of that.. I just think that responding to say "the things you think you have noticed are biased and therefore irrelevant and meaningless" is (a) a dick thing to say and (b) totally unnecessary, since it's both obvious and adds no information or interesting content to the discussion. Its only purpose is to put me down. And for what? To spread cynicism, apparently -- you seemed to think that if had contributed _your_ impression, I would dismiss it out of hand, but no, that's a You Thing. I'm interested in other people's impressions, and plenty of other people are too, even if you personally aren't.
From years of reading Phoronix articles, scheduling is generally one area where Linux really shines compared to other OSs. There are particular workloads where someone does better but not overall. And many of the problems described in this article are complaints about Linux trading off what's best for HPC users against approaches that are better on servers or user devices. Like, the overload-on-wakeup behavior is absolutely what you want on anything battery powered even if it hurts in TPC-H.
5 to 10% sounds way too high for me.

To validate, I did a quick google search to see how YouTube premium converts, and it seems at 2.5%, which seems realistic to me.
If you'd license or relicense all your code to explicitly allow AI training without attribution on it, I would see that as you saying you're in favor of copilot here.
I am very skeptical of atmospheric carbon removal as a viable path to stopping global warming - especially given the extreme systemic risks of most of the ideas I heard, such as seeding the oceans with iron; but also the extreme difficulty of others, such as re-seeding enough forest area to actually matter.

So, my temptation is to say it's just a publicity stunt. But, I am prepared to praise it if it produces some viable solution, as unlikely as I believe it is.
I think the question is - did the twitter employee delete their own tweet, regardless of their reasoning, or was the tweet deleted in the backend by a different twitter employee?
I guess Hyperloop is no longer interesting to Elon now that he doesn't live in Los Angeles!
You do get that "finding the techniques that work for you" is like the whole value of the coach, right? You're standing at the end, and I'm assuming you've put in a lot of work to get where you are because the kinds of resources that would helped you weren't available.

There is such a gap of "people who have ADHD sharing the things that actually worked for them." One of the best strategies for me "task bracelets" I didn't get from my therapist but a random TikTok.

I don't really know if this service is the one to pull it off but I want something like it to exist.
What monopoly? I've literally never used PayPal. I did use Venmo for a while til they said they were closing my account unless I provide them with information I already provided them with, I decided that I'd let them close it and now they won't stop offering me $10.
Wow, those error rates are actually much higher than I'd have expected. I wonder if the cause is something like a difference in how humans vs machines deem ballots invalid?
Look, if you set up a permanent account on a pseudonymous forum, you are essentially linking it to your real identity.

Your writing voice, anecdotes from your life, what topics you understand and are interested in, it all comes together with enough time.

Not everybody wants to be bothered with all of that. Doesn't mean they're bots. It's worrying how often people assume that disagreement is necessarily inauthentic.
This is warmed over Calvinism "salvation through work" as applied to tech, but with the wrath of God replaced by billionaires.

"If bad things happen to you, it's because you're bad person. Billionaires wouldn't visit their anger on good people"
"matches the performance of the medium difficulty built-in AI on the deathmatch game mode"

You might not realize how bad that actually is. Built in bots on medium difficulty can't even challenge a complete beginner.
How the accumulation of wealth works statistically is that when transacting with less wealthy players, you have a lot more to win and a lot less to loose, while the other player has everything to loose and—relative to you—hardly anything to win. Over time this results in gradual accumulation of wealth.

I see the accumulation of social capital no differently. This particular transaction might not have benefited him, he might even had lost some from it. But over time, other transactions more then made up for that mistake, and this one became irrelevant, which really is to his benefit.
> and provide the resulting source code to anybody regardless of the source and target license w/o consent via Copilot.

That is one opinion. Mine is they used the code as allowed under the Github terms of use and/or the principles of fair use. Ultimately it doesn't matter what either of us think. A court will decide.
I feel lucky that in India we have an app to track the live location of all the buses. I almost use it daily and plan my day accordingly.
> the dinosaur book

Do you have a link?
That article was posted by the original author on Reddit and one of the commentators came up with a plausible explanation (which convinced the author).

In one sentence the idea is that because public defenders know that the overwhelming majority of their clients belong in jail, and the judge knows that public defenders know that too, if a public defender makes an extra plea to the judge that's a signal that the public defender knows something that means this client really shouldn't be in jail and therefore changes the judge's opinion of the client.

https://old.reddit.com/r/TheMotte/comments/w5jyyd/eleven_mag...
That’s not a typical clause and specifically illegal in California.

A more common clause in California employment contracts for salaried employees limits outside employment to work that does not interfere with one’s job responsibilities, based on the idea that as a salaried employee that job should be your primary job
Thanks so much! Appreciate you doing this.
> in favour of crap produced by the only calculator manufacturer on the planet

What about TI?
> a 5cm square of diamond can store 25 exabytes of data

isn't the same idea viable if applied to silicon crystals (which we already grow lots of)?
All publicity is good publicity when you're in the game of monopolizing the world's attention market, c.f. the constant publicity stunts of figures like Trump and Kanye.
The same thing happened in Seattle. The council talked about defunding police but only parking enforcement was moved out. And because of the hiring crunch, we lost police officers and weren't able to replace them (but this was a problem nation wide).

What I do blame the city and county for is not taking crime seriously enough. Even when police arrest someone who has broken the law, the DA refuses to prosecute, the jail refuses to book them in, and judges let them off repeatedly with light to non-existent sentences. People shop lift with impunity these days because the system simply doesn't care if they do. It isn't really the police's fault (though they are understaffed also).
This is the opposite, though.

It's a part of the UK's security services running scans for vulnerabilities they already know about to tell you that you've got an issue.
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The answer to the first question is „literal billions in damages“ and the answer to the second one is „seemingly yes“. Library / application maintainers and product companies rarely pay the cost if yet another memory safety issue leads to a new 0day.

Perhaps changing that would finally turn people off of C/C++
But you're not a locust, right?
The future of Python is written in Rust
Zuckerberg would claim that Facebook is the defacto identity service. I see no reason why Twitter would function any better at this.
-> I have never met a single other person who really understands that slavery is a mostly mental conditioning

Gnosis is lonely
How many of these users are from countries where $8 is too much to afford?

I doubt that 50% of the blue checks will pay, way less the ones without.

And Twitter still needs to verify the blue checks otherwise it becomes useless.
Many companies aren’t prepared to replace underperforming CEOs
You can actually used it interactively from the repl in clojure as well if you need access to the api. I forget why, but it made using the reveal.js output much easier than getting the extension working through the command line
"Twitter faces a̶ class action lawsuit over mass e̶m̶p̶l̶o̶y̶e̶e̶ layoffs without proper legal notice"

Shaved off exactly 11 characters (including spaces).
I really don’t think this take survives first contact with incognito mode…
Easy choice for VW, its now owned by one of their competitors CEOs, and the platform is a PR disaster as well.
I was happy to write an essay about my experiences growing up on a farm for my Harvard admission packet. I couldn't care less about whoever hypothetical NYC chess-playing salutatorian I "beat out".

ISTM these "special" circumstances very rarely contribute the bulk of any incoming class. Any "regular" student who really deserved admissions got it, and only marginal strivers with few must-have qualities complain about getting denied in favor of applicants with special circumstances. It's fine for these people to suggest larger class sizes (certainly in the case of Harvard they are correct; I don't know about the Australian system). Their self-interest is showing, however, when they start making lists of people whose test scores they beat by a few points. There's no reason to trust their judgments over those of professional admissions staff.

That is doubly the case for those of us who may have been admitted for these reasons and then went on to collegiate success. Why the hell would we worry about the opinions of those marginal strivers? They should do their best at their safety schools.
> EDIT: Oops, apparently Alpine added that

This seems like a really weird thing for a distro to add themselves rather than upstream.
I don’t understand the use case. Why would someone the OS to use one language, but an application running on that OS to use a different language?
When I was at IBM at the turn of the century the new CEO fought splitting the company up. He figured they were better off having everything together. It worked a little while he was there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lou_Gerstner#IBM

"In his memoir, Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?, he describes his arrival at the company in April 1993, when an active plan was in place to dis-aggregate the company. The prevailing wisdom of the time held that IBM's core mainframe business was headed for obsolescence. The company's own management was in the process of allowing its various divisions to rebrand and manage themselves — the so-called "Baby Blues." Then-CEO John Akers decided that the logical and rational solution was to split IBM into autonomous business units (such as processors, storage, software, services, printers,) that could compete more effectively with competitors that were more focused and agile and had lower cost structures.[12] Gerstner reversed this plan, realizing from his previous experiences at RJR and American Express that there remained a vital need for a broad-based information technology integrator.[11] He discovered that the biggest problem that all major companies faced in 1993 was integrating all the separate computing technologies that were emerging at the time, and saw that IBM's unique competitive advantage was its ability to provide integrated solutions for customers"

Apple is the everything under one roof company. Johnson & Johnson mentioned in the acticle has always been a "family" of companies.
Because some people can't accept there are consequences to actions.
I’m not sure we’ve invented a measurement sufficiently small to measure how little recent governments have cared about breaking the law.
Not necessarily, if they are more DR focused then none of this matters.
That’s why I’m super long horse drawn buggies.
I considered this purchase a miscalculation on his part. After he bought 9% of twitter, he wanted to do some market manipulation like with Tesla. Only he got burned last time, so he attempted to do it legit with his "offer". He never expected them to actually accept. And why he tried so hard to back out.

However, now that it's done, I don't doubt his earnest or abilities to drive twitter forward. In any case it will be very interesting to watch.
So the car window smashers are actually doing a public service.
> Agrawal himself had 2.3% of the company, and gets a billion+ dollar cut of the sale.

~500'000 out of ~765'000'000 outsanding shares = 0.065%

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/insiders/agrawal-para...

(I previous gave a wrong number calculated using a different source - removed to avoid confusion)
Looks like it's offered only to "critical infrastructure organizations".
Hey all,

I'm the the co-author of the GPU Virtual Machine (GVM project), and LibVF.IO. We just announced our enterprise product based on GVM called GVM Server. I'd love to hear what you all think of the work we've done and give suggestions on where we can improve in the future!
FWIW, there are orgs that do that, but they almost always end up being somewhat regional, and... it ends up being a lot of work. FreelancersUnion, in New York, I believe did/does something like that. Some chambers of commerce and similar groups do too, but... it doesn't really end up changing much of the price at all, especially since ACA. (oh, misread, I initially read that as simply just offering a buyers group to get 'group' rates).

You've generally always been able to buy health insurance independently. I started... 14(?) years ago. The ACA, well-intentioned, was hobbled from day one, and my $220/month high deductible plan has morphed in to a $1300/month plan which is still high deductible ($14k/year), has fewer options, and ... well... some pregnancy services will be covered (cis male here). You want a 'low' deductible? You're looking at probably $2k or more for 2 adults. And yes, I know health insurance has an age component - I'm years older than I was then too. $3k/year in exchange for taking on some risk (higher deductible) makes some sense. But base price of $15k/year in health insurance, plus another $14k/year in deductibles means this is essentially catastrophic only, but not really priced as such).

It's all region-based, and even where I'm at, I get measurably fewer options because I live 2 miles over a county line, and 'no one' insures out here. It got worse for several years - I know in NC, there are ~100 counties, and I believe there were more than 30 at one point who had only one insurer even selling health insurance in those counties.

Also.. FWIW, I didn't take it as you didn't care, but yes, freelance workers are generally overlooked, even as the ranks grow. They just tend to be growing on the lower-end of the spectrum - rideshare drivers, door dash delivery, etc. Much easier to just ignore growing segments of society while we pride ourselves on our ability to "get a better job with great benefits!". I'm not in a position of having to choose food over medication, but having to decide between medication or surgery today over funding retirement savings? I've been there, as have some friends of mine. Yes, it comes across as a bit privileged, but privileges are all relative.
The hyperloop article is sourced directly from his own statements in text messages turned over during discovery.

I'm always amazed at the double standard where musk is solely responsible for the success of multiple companies, but any fault is attributable to someone else. He claims to have slept in the factory! He's this hands on car-building ubermensch. How can he be completely oblivious to safety and discrimination issues?
Do websites still use progressive JPEGs? The blurhash is much smaller than the data needed to render a progressive JPEG's first pass, but would the progressive rendering on top of the blurhash still be worthwhile on today's fast networks?
just don't use that word, just state the facts.
You apparently have a very negative view of people who work at Twitter. I worked there for 4.5 years and literally no one I worked with or knew of there would ever make such an argument. The only people who even really have a claim to such an argument got last week and we haven't heard a thing from them, although I'm anticipating some sort of lawsuit having to be filed to recover the real USD compensation owed to them for their summary firing "for cause."
So we will see more Twitter downtimes.

Doesn't sound like a good idea.
Please stop calling for a rewrite with the next language which is currently in trend. Use the right tool which fits your purpose. An example to learn:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31089216

Lessons:

* Serious bugs doesn't care in which language the error happens
* C++ implementation was safe
* Java implementation was unsafe
* Test-Coverage would help...

PS: I don't say Rust is good/bad. C++ is good/bad. Or is good/bad. Neither about Java.
Translating that one to one would take 10 developers at 100loc / day less than half a year.

Surely that can‘t be that much in the name of security, no?
Is Twitter going to remove all screenshots/leaks of any company's internal comms? If not, this is not a good look.
no not just tiktok everything equivalent to what they copied and banned ... Youtube,Google etc etc
Is anyone actually looking to hire Twitter people? It was known as a rest and vest place with a bunch of leetcode engineers lmao.
On a scale of LaTeX=0 (absolutely inscrutable) to Rust=10 (holds your hand through the fix) I would say SILE is about a 5. Caveat, I speak as one of the authors. It helpfully traces the location of any problem to an exact location in your document, mostly clarifying what it was trying to do, has a trace stack with code locations for everything it was trying to do leading up to the problem, and in many common cases has sensible descriptive errors. That being said if even as a contributing author I only give it a 5 it clearly has room to improve!
Well, the code I write is under GPL, at least it is when I remember to put an explicit license to it or if anyone asks be for permission to use it.

If someone wants to use it commercially without complying with the GPL, I have no problem with allowing that, for a price.

Either use the code freely and openly, or pay me so you can make money on my code.

Copilot could conceivably allow someone to use my code commercially (and in a closed manner) without negotiating with me, the copyright holder.
ok yeah true i forgot about unemployment