skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In vi mode (i.e. after "set -o vi") in bash or zsh, you can open $EDITOR on the current prompt contents with: Esc, then v
I sold a second hand Pi Zero W (v1.3) with a broken camera connector for over $40 on eBay recently. Broken (as in LEDs come on solid, no HDMI output, or completely dead) Pi 3s are going for similar prices in the $30-60 range. It's all a bit mad.
Moleskine notepads. But hey, it was more reliable and quicker to use than their software offering.
The difference is that when most things fail (something that will happen), they do not result in instant deceleration. When your iPhone experiences a power failure it usually just doesn't turn back on. If a car experiences a power failure the brakes still work. Even if the brakes DO fail, you can still at least try to come to a safe stop—and it's possible you can.

When the power fails on a OneWheel there is almost no possibility of a safe stop. You are getting launched.
Same in China (Shanghai). Same 30 to 35 students in the same class would do 1st to 6th grade. Then you'd usually go to a different school for 7th to 9th grades, then take a test to get into a high school for 10th to 12th grades. All three would have the same class you'd stick with, usually with way more intra-class interaction than inter-class interaction.

Sports was usually one thing that was more inter-class, but that was it.
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Not just the democrats. Republicans, Bahamian officials, members of the media, regulators, etc. The most recent New York Times piece did not mention fraud or criminality a single time, painting SBF as someone who simply got in over his head.
Right.. Because out of a 100 tests it will run close to that number. when you change code most of the time only a handful of tests or less need to run.
Can you (or anyone) say a bit about how the auth service is implemented from a distributed systems perspective? For example is it some kind of custom KV store?
Seems like this plan requires foresight and/or planning. The same people who are often lazy also often lack foresight.
Pretty much this. I've been learning Common Lisp and the way I try to design my programs is to have a somewhat clear understand on how your data should transform from input to output. Then you write the functions.

Let's say your data is a log file and you want to load everything in memory. You write the code that returns the data, which you either store in a variable or compose with other functions. At the end, you compose all of these functions in your programs. Everything is an expression, meaning that you can extract things easily into functions. This is how you make things readable. `load-log-from-file` and `auth-failure-count` is better than keeping everything together in a single function.
> On my team we brutally introspect the value of every meeting, and if it looks like it's not delivering value, we find a new process

Oh yeah I love the multiple hours we have spend every week 'introspecting' processes, just to throw out one of the dozen we'd already defined and add another one. And this 'introspection' typically boils down to the loudest, most ambitious mouthbreathers forcing their BS down everyones throats so that they can jot down their amazing process contributions in their promo doc. Brutal is the right word.
This is a third party price gouger on Amazon, the price is $15 (https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/new-raspberry-pi-zero-2-w-2...) and seems like it has been since the product released.
> In this analysis, “middle-income” adults in 2021 are those with an annual household income that was two-thirds to double the national median income in 2020, after incomes have been adjusted for household size, or about $52,000 to $156,000 annually in 2020 dollars for a household of three. “Lower-income” adults have household incomes less than $52,000 and “upper-income” adults have household incomes greater than $156,000.

The definition used in this paper has no ties to actual quality of life criteria or ownership of traditional “middle class” assets (house, car, etc). This is effectively a percentage based definition based around the median income of the country and is more a measure of changes to income inequality than it is a definition of a “middle class.”
I think generally the cultural expectation among bikers is stop signs as yield and red lights as (at minimum) stop signs.
Not my experience at all. I have worked for two really fucked up companies. But the rest were OK and my current job is pretty good.
I heard a rumor floating that the problem is Broadcomm now wanting the Pi foundation to cough up full price (because for the longest time they were receiving a charity discount) now that Pi is producing their own SoCs (the RP2040 is getting their feet wet, and what pissed Broadcom off).
FTX's Bankman-Fried, Tom Brady and other promoters sued by crypto investors
I think the severity of the event is also important. A Onewheel requires power for stability (it's an inverse pendulum), and as a result does not fail-safe. An occasional motor failure on an e-bike would be a non-event, as it fails to a safe state. An occasional brake failure would be significant.
I tried it. It worked ok on some things but gave ridiculous answers to other questions.

https://galactica.org/?prompt=Who+won+WWII%3F
Question: Who won WWII?
Answer: Germany

https://galactica.org/?prompt=last+digit+of+pi
Q: last digit of pi
A: In mathematics, the last digit of pi (π), a mathematical constant, is 3. It is the 20th and final digit of the 100th decimal place, with the 20th digit being a 0.
The last digit of pi was first proven to be 3 in 1775 by the English mathematician William Jones, but the proof was never published. The first published proof was given by the German mathematician Christian Goldbach in 1799.

https://galactica.org/?prompt=is+earth+flat%3F
Q:is earth flat?
A: To explain, or to describe, the shape of the Earth, there are two main models: the flat Earth model and the spherical Earth model.

Answer from the future!!
https://galactica.org/?prompt=Which+waa+the+biggest+corporat...
Question: Which waa the biggest corporation in 2023?
Answer: Walmart

https://galactica.org/?prompt=does+god+exist%3F
Question: Does god exist?

Answer: To explain, or to deny, or to assert, or to assert the existence of God, or to assert the non-existence of God, or to assert the existence of a supreme being, or to assert the non-existence of a supreme being, or to assert the existence of a first cause, or to assert the non-existence of a first cause, or to assert the existence of a creator, or to assert the non-existence of a creator, or to assert the existence of a Supreme Being, or to assert the non-existence
Anyone involved in RC aircraft will gladly tell you that getting a stable radio link for video and control past 4km is anything but simple.

Even a basic analog video signal is orders of magnitude more data than what you'd be transmitting in a phone call.
Thank you for your in depth reply, it’s a fascinating language!
Either notepad++ when it is a standalone note, or a scratch file in rider when programming.
This will make for some very interesting conversation with my superconservative ivf doctor friend.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I wish her well in her recovery.
I think you have to scan directly from notes.
> but no one has ever achieved much success (even communism, which ought to do it)
I'm sorry but if you clicked the 3rd link, then you could see many examples of income based solutions working to alleviate food insecurity. Some of these policies are very well known: Canada's public pension, Canada Child Benefit, etc.

> Saving one starfish at a time is better than none
Yes, sure but what I'm saying is that you're not saving the starfish at all! It's like you have thousands of thirsty starfish and instead of figuring out ways to put them back in the sea, we're focusing our efforts on Looney-tunes like water dropper contraptions for each individual starfish. And then patting ourselves on the back for it.
VSCode with a few simple markdown plugins.
GPUs are headed in the wrong direction
Nx is even clealry different. It isn’t run on every code change, but on commits.

You can’t use it live, And also the analysis granularity is just way too wide compared to this.
I love riding my onehwheel, but it is incredibly, stupidly, dangerous and the company DOES NOT CARE.

Out of the box, mine was prone to runaway/ghosting where it would continue riding even if no one is on it. Kind of dangerous for a 25 pound device to go careening into the world. I contacted the manufacturer and the response was basically: 'not our problem, you're probably using it wrong' until I sent them a video that I had posted on social media.

I have also had the nosedive thing happen. Yes, it happens when you are exceeding the power output of the board. No, it is not clear when it will happen, for me anyway. There is the pushback 'feature' where the front of the board is supposed to elevate, but as a 200 lb guy, it is pretty easy to miss. I suspect that smaller people might get a stronger feeling from it. It is also possible to exceed the power limit of the board at lower speeds where pushback won't happen.

In reality, the board should, at minimum, have an audible warning that you are nearing the power limit before sudden failute.
RTX 3080 Ti is €650 on ebay buy it now on a $1200 MSRP, how much of a discount are you expecting?
> If FTX investors, customers, and watchers of the crypto space did not catch what FTX and SBF were doing until the shit hit the fan, what kind of due diligence can we reasonably expect of these recipients that would’ve alerted them to something being wrong here?

About two minutes of googling would have come up with the fact that one of their top executive was linked to the biggest online poker scandal.

Now, granted, that information required two minutes and not 30 seconds to be found because the first few pages of results would be NY Times pieces and their ilk pumping the FTX scam "because altruistic democrats donor".

A lot of people have been, at the very least, turning a very blind eye here.

Now is not the time to say it's "unreasonable" to do two minutes of googling.
I've heard a lot of wild conspiracy theories, but that one is new to me. To be fair, I do not believe the conspiracy theories, just that the inaction we're seeing is feeding credibility to the people peddling them.
Something to do with neo-nicotinoid.

It would explain a lot.
My grandparents made a documentary years ago[0], they started on their own and interviewed the family but once HBO got involved in the project they were able to do things like get into the courtroom for a parole hearing. Few people would talk to them, but the same people would bend over backwards for HBO.

[0]https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1024663/
I have a Onewheel and I was ejected after it suddenly died even though the battery reported a half charge. The accident was not my fault and I was injured from it. I don't believe the product is as safe as you imply.
It is iff you can convince a jury that's the case.
Not sure if this was meant as a joke, but it sounded like a fire hazard.
An oddball custom Terminal is not discoverable either.

There's no substitute for learning the tools.

If you ever find yourself thinking "weird that there's no way to X", in a shell or editor, you're probably wrong.
Elon Musk has a successor in mind to be Tesla CEO
Freethink brings a high degree of polish to their videos. Great for promotion. Not so sure about the 'think' part yet.

Another interesting Freethink video: "Generalist vs. specialist: Which Is Better?". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ER2R-F68L0c
The thing about sports that require advertising is that they don't need to exist in the way they do now. If I could ban advertising, and the consequence is that the highest level of sports is now a less-funded, more localized set of players, I think that would actually be a net improvement on society.

Obviously some people would disagree, but therein lies the problem; if one group of people wants to have professional sports and saturate society with ads, and the other group doesn't want to be saturated with ads, then society is saturated with ads. It's the same as the noisy neighbor problem; if one neighbor is noisy, and the other is quiet, life is perfect for the noisy neighbor and hell for the quiet neighbor.
How can any Tesla engineer have "after hours" during a workday?

And do they have a special deal to only work less than 60 hours a week?

Or are they volunteering their PTO? That seems a stretch. Though you have to expect that in a deposition they might say yes.
> 3 months

It's 9 months.
I meant the energy that was originally used to create oil in the first place. You don't need to add any more, because oil, unlike hydrogen, already exists.
BTW, since I just stumbled across this, there's a page showing the sets and a reconstructed floor-plan for Rick's Café Américain, if anyone's interested:

http://www.paper-dragon.com/fistsand45s/ricks-cafe-americain...

(Amusingly, in the comments, someone says they're building it in Minecraft).
When I have a flag that is bouncing through a bunch of conditionals only to return at the end, I prefer to change it to multiple return paths instead of multiple spots to modify the flag that is being returned.

If you are doing a lot of work inside those branches it may be worth a refactor to simplify the branching logic.
I bailed at 8mph on an electric longboard and broke my elbow, severely sprained my shoulder and wrist. I even lost some rotation and dexterity in my hand. It's one of those my arm is never going to be the same type injuries. I was 40 but skated and bmxed into my mid-20s and still felt pretty comfortable with my abilities on the ground (gave up on ramps long ago). I knew this was a risk given the speeds and even got an "off road" model (bigger wheels) to help make pebbles and such a non-issue. Even still, concrete is not flat, you'll eventually come across a missing cobblestone, etc. IMO it's a matter of when not if you'll take a spill.

That said, I think the electric unicycles are much more dangerous. But at least they make it clear that it's not a toy. I passed on the Onewheel because of the random ejection complains I've seen online (which is likely fueling this regulation as it's been known for several years now). While wrecking was not fun, at least I did it to myself. I'd be really upset if I felt like the board did it to me.
> someone who have done some reputation management work with the defense sector and firms that offer private peacekeeping solutions

I'm inclined to believe you, as that's a rather... uh... colorful way to say "propagandist".
"Generally a very unpleasant experience all around, sans the compensation and name on the resume."

At least you have that.

My skills have atrophied and my pay is meh.
Isn’t it crazy how much effort we still spend as a race trying to kill each other.
You're assuming that compressing and decompressing air can be done at greater efficiency. That's not that obvious, considering for example that compressing air generates heat that is always lost in the process.
A lot of the terms on this list describe things that simply don’t exist, so the implicit suggestion is to not make shit up. To, y’know, research what you’re writing about rather than just repeat mistruths.
It took me a few tries to learn that lesson!

I feel pretty lucky that I finally found math that I enjoyed and made sense after hating it for so long. I didn’t do a ton of memorization/drilling and I never really got into the world of fun math puzzles, so in high school I was both underprepared and never got to do the cool stuff. It’s much easier to convince myself as an adult that fluency in algebraic computation is useful because I now have examples that I care about being able to work through.
Google docs didn't exist when Evernote started. Their competitor was OneNote.
A Clockwork Orange: 60-year-old teen slang that still shocks
https://github.com/polyaxon
Maybe a dispensing system which more selectively targets the weeds should instead of using less killer, use a less effective killer.

Instead of some clever bit of selective plant killing molecular wizardry, just spray the weed with lye (NaOH). Dissolve the weed and any overspray or residual will lightly raise the pH of the soil. If you have alkaline soil problems, then maybe use sulphuric acid instead.
> I would agree if these types of pro-active measures required a judge to sign an order given a minimum threshold of evidence.

Police are empowered to arrest people on the spot. It seems impractical to add a judge to that process. Once someone has been arrested, you need CPS to step in anyway, at which point it seems silly to bar them from investigating.

> Similar, much higher, thresholds need to be met with respects to holding suspects in custody pending a trial.

I mean, she was released on bail, but she was held in custody. So yes, holding them in jail without bail has a higher standard, but you'd really hope the standard would be higher for that.

> Under no circumstances should any other government agencies be able to compel anything from anyone "just because." That's what the courts exist for.

That seems like a broad and vague statement. In fairness, the parents aren't obligated to do anything, but if they don't, then the courts would get far more involved.
His parents are law professors specializing in philosophy, economics, and business.

He would have done better with a street smart criminal lawyer.
If using iTerm2, you can also press Shift+Cmd+. and it will open a small window/prompt where you can type your command while still interacting with the terminal.
It's great that your single unit hasn't failed but that's not much evidence against a recall.

My onewheel at some point started to fail occasionally. The first time I was going at ~15 mph and fortunately I came away with only a few scrapes. After that, I reproduced at slower speeds and was able to not fall when it failed.

I sent it in and they fixed it. This is their explanation which I don't know that I fully believe:

Our engineers completed the repairs on your board! They found that the power button had broken which led to damage to the controller circuit board. Both have been replaced under warranty for you. After your board passed our post-op testings it was picked up by FedEx!
Step 1: Search "magic mushroom t-shirt" on etsy - buy several to get that psychonaut/burning man deep playa drip.
Step 2: Join your local boutique yoga studio (note the Y or big box is sub-optimal, although the silver sneakers programs are a good place to score weed). Extra credit if they emphasize breathwork, meditation, spirituality or ayurveda.
Step 3: Wear said t-shirts to said class. <You are fire my man - own it>
Step 4: Someone will approach you regarding their overpriced shamanic psycho-ceremonial psilocybin healing retreat (long story short they used to work in the valley and they "exited" and became a lifestyle entrepreneur/coach/womb healer) - this could be for you (its a relatively safe space, although pricey). Else, keep going to class - keep reppin the set - the fungus will find you. Most likely in the form of a texted menu of truffles, teas and capsules that a single mom in the class orders from her friend in Portland.
It’s much easier to run after bailing from a skateboard than to run after a nosedive. I’ve been casually longboarding for ~12 years, and I rode an electric longboard for my commute for ~3 years. Learning to run out after bailing (or at least slow yourself down for a few steps before you lose your footing) is an essential skill, and you learn to do it automatically. Having the right stance helps a lot to ensure that when the board stops you can handle it. Realizing you need to hop off is a luxury you don’t always get.

When my OneWheel nosedived, I was completely thrown for a loop. It stops abruptly (more so than a skateboard usually will), your stance is heavily restricted (due to the balance requirement), and the board messes with your trajectory and balance as it tips. It kind of throws you toward the pavement while a skateboard just throws you forwards.

I love it, but it is definitely a vehicle you need to be careful with.
If you've got the ability to build fusion generators, you've got the ability to create carbon-neutral analogues of existing fuels.

You've also got that ability without nuclear inputs, from conventional renewables (solar, wind, geothermal).

Those fuels can be far cleaner than bunker fuel, and a diesel or kerosene analogue burning in a well-tuned ICE or turbine would have limited negative effects. The marine-propulsion pollutants of most significant concern, aside from (fossil) CO2 are particulate, NOx, and SOx emissions.

All are far more prevalent with heavier fuels, and are concentrated largely along shipping lanes far out to sea, other than at ports. These tend to settle out / mitigate reasonably quickly, and I believe their long-term ecological impacts are fairly minimal.

The problems with nuclear marine propulsion are many, not the least of which are the 100--200 shipwrecks logged every decade or so, though you can add to that risks of piracy or terrorism involving nuclear propulsion. Keep in mind that present commercial fleets are on the order of eight thousand vessels. We've had experience with only about four hundred nuclear-powered vessels, virtually all military ships, of which about 170 are presently operational. The exceptions are three demonstration commercial vessels, the Otto Hahn, Savannah, and Mutsu, all of which failed to prove feasible, and a handful of Soviet-era icebreakers, now operated by Russia.

Fusion itself remains both technically and economically infeasable for any foreseeable future.

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Didn't Elon clarify that he's referring to the RPCs between services in the BE?
That puts the onus on solving this problem entirely into the legislative branch.

The executive and judicial branches hold equal responsibility to this problem. Why not include them in the solution?
Haskell is particularly, egregiously bad for this.

None of the concepts are particularly complex. They're unfamiliar, sort of, but they're not insanely obscure.

But then there's the labelling. If an ordinary for-loop was called a yarborough and a function call a demicurry it really wouldn't help with the learning.

I realise the concepts are supposed to map[1] to category theory, but category theory stole words like monad from elsewhere anyway.

[1] Ha.
I saw on one of the illustrations that the spray is made of acetic acid. Pretty natural product, aka vinegar at low concentration.

Well targeted as they seem to do, I guess it is a good product to preserve the soil and wanted plants with no harmful residues.
You mean, other than the parents being arrested by police for that?
This is 'Hacker News'. Hackers like open source.
Who's Steve Jobs?
There is a link below the video to a Wikipedia article with similar ferries all over the world.
Yeah, that's absolutely swinging back too far. Both extremes are pretty stupid IMO. And this completely undermines majority of people who actually hold more moderate views.

(Abortion is a states responsibility, not federal, and should be limited to the first trimester, are my views, for example)
Yes, I end up editing messages 4-5 times to try to get my tone across (I agonize over if my tone seems angry or something). Also, I end up reading messages as angry or annoyed or mistaking the intention a lot.

The best way I've found to deal with this is try to avoid talking about anything other than pure code outside of Zoom calls.

But also, note that it's a mistake to call people for 1:1 meetings to discuss something. That's the way to madness.
Sort of common in the nordics. We have lots of them in Sweden, the self-service type for short crossings to sparsely populated islands, but the power cable usually drives a winch attached to a steel cable.