skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With accurate accounting, it looks like quite a few industries are lagging behind in a 21st century make-over, in addition to oil and gas.

At this point, the media just confirms that they can't get accurate numbers for any methane emissions in 2022.

That explains the temperature increases being "unexplained" :p
Thank you that's very nice of you. I'll send you an email later today.
How do you square this with chest pains after injections, either first or second dose? Say you’re also in the <40 age bracket.
I wasn't familiar with anti-windup, so I found https://www.scilab.org/pid-anti-windup-schemes that seems to cover the concept reasonably well.

One thing I noticed is that smoothing functions that reduce overshooting the response also add some delay to the time taken to first reach the command threshold. This is interesting, if not quite surprising.
It was a really beautiful, functional, svelte & fast OS.

IMHO, Apple made the right decision with Next because of Jobs. I’d sure like to see the results of the alternate timeline!

I still feel like Be could be great for phones/mobile, maybe VR. (Just as it was so foundationally low latency)

(Note I am aware of Haiku, etc. I’m using “Be” to mean something from its linage)

Side note - Jean-Louis Gassée, founder(?) of Be is very insightful. He writes some excellent short form tech world analysis at http://mondaynote.com/
Based on his timeline I think he was ready to leave anyway. I’d bet that he’ll have a new job long before Musk can find someone equally skilled willing to put up with him - fanboys are unlikely to be as good at coding as they are kissing up.
It shows up a lot outside of military contexts when flat rate shipping is involved - it's usually CONUS-only.
My theory is to run it into the ground for laughs. He didnt want the conpany but then had to buy it. Costs a bit of money but its just money? The guy only wants to work 24/7 no need for money.
NYT reporter have an hour with SBF.

https://twitter.com/yaffebellany/status/1592353938099302401?...

Nothing about fraud or crime.

https://twitter.com/TrungTPhan/status/1592349684471037955?s=...

then someone on Twitter found the connection between SBF and WEF, his aunt.

"As for the WEF, its ties with Bankman-Fried extend to his family as well. His aunt, Linda P. Fried, an epidemiologist who serves as the dean of Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, is listed on the WEF’s website."

https://nypost.com/2022/11/14/how-world-economic-forum-other...

SBF seem to have a lot of connections with the elites of our society.

This FTX fiasco look more and more like Thaneno.
Using tropes and tone employed by US media to describe events in other countries
It feels like they're implying rapid climate change killed the moas in less than 200 years, coincidentally right after human arrival. Nothing to do with being hunted to extinction?

Strange article.
I've heard it's working for some and not for others
Collective punishment is always wrong.
Would it pay as well as big tech co? In the Bay Area where I live that might cause me more anxiety.

I could leave but I’d be further from family and further from tech jobs. Feels like I might trade one anxiety for another.
Ditto here, 25 year career in software before I got curious about hardware-level computing and Ben Eater’s stuff was just so well done and enlightening.
Victims often aren't wiring money to a stranger, they're depositing funds in their own investment account at an institution, merely based on advice from a stranger. Or so they think.
> This is what’s known as “design speed,” and it may be substantially higher than the legal speed limit. Engineers often use the 85th percentile speed (the speed that 85% of drivers are going at or under) as an indication of design speed. According to Staggs’s findings, on Delta Drive, the 85th percentile speed falls at 45 mph, a full ten miles per hour over the posted speed limit.

They came so close to the solution without saying it. The point of the 85% rule is that's what the speed limit is supposed to be. The reason so many people are speeding is that the speed limit is too low, and the right answer is to raise it.
ArchLinux + Xfce would probably fit your bill.
I always got the sense that it's a mistake to switch to lithium-powered vehicles, for anything more than a "proof-of-concept" number of early adopters.

The tragedy of our era is designing communities for cars instead of people.
Interviewing takes time and I hate the leetcode grind so never have the motivation too. I know I’m making excuses and this is probably one of the more pragmatic steps I could take.
aww, thank you! sorry it wasn't quite what you were after, but i'm glad i gave you a little joy.
It’s true that the chat function is the most important part, especially because of who are in your chat list, but I don’t think this is important to retail investors.
Most of the data you can get from bbg are stuffs that they bought from other sources, you can maybe get only things that relevant to your analysis and it might be cheaper.
They're just wrapping and reselling the Astria API? That seems dangerous given the potential for their own customers to abuse the method for deepfakes.
We are meant to walk. Sample size one, but I increased my walking from from maybe two miles per day to about seven miles a day about two years ago and essentially everything in my life has improved. There are so many benefits but if you choose your routes wisely, it allows for a kind of mental improvisation that is hard to do when sitting down. You can't write anything down, so you are forced to allow your thoughts to wander. This creates a kind of harmony because both you and your thoughts are in motion. Unfortunately most American towns and cities are indifferent at best and hostile at worst to walking, but I sense that this may change over the coming decades.
Joko Engineering on YouTube for FreeCAD. My entrée into parametric CAD in general, too, and a great way to get the basics.
I would caution everyone to be extremely wary of anyone who actively promulgates the idea that they themselves are virtuous, selfless or altruistic. I cannot think of any genuinely good reason someone would want do this.

Instead, when it comes to these kinds of traits they should only be considered as possibilities after observing what a person does rather than what they say. Actions rather than words.

If they are using words good chance they are forgoing the actions. Otherwise why would they need to be telling you what they are?
Hassles of Cross-Border Trains Hamper EU’s Green Ambitions
There were some burner flip phones that didn't have 4G up until around 2015, LG making a few of them. This guy was buying used pieces of crap and complaining how they weren't going to support a waste of spectrum.
On the modal, tap “login” or whatever, then close the modal. Continue scrolling the feed. No need to have an account.
In this free webinar we'll be going over how companies can streamline their contract life cycle management process. We'll cover what an ideal contract management process looks like, where the problems come up, and five strategies and tools companies can use to simplify contract life cycle management.
Sounds like PayPal is admiting they can't prove that you are the person on the account...
thx for the feedback, i may try to be more subtle about sentence placement in my next post.
> irrational anger

I'm curious about your use of the term irrational, what is your worldview here. I guess I would imagine your world view to be that it's business so anything goes, and people shouldn't be emotionally attached, and that emotional attachment to a job or a community like twitter (the job or the product) is irrational?

Or is it that it isn't something you would get angry about and this is your subjective opinion, not that you try to put yourself in someone elses shoes and don't see the reason.

Because I don't see the anger as irrational, I could maybe see discussing wether or not it is _excessive_(which would be pretty subjective) but it seems plenty of people have rational reasons to be angry (if one can attribute 'ration' to emotion, which if not it would render the whole argument moot)
BeFS is one of the things I miss the most. My dream is an unholy merger of ZFS and BeFS.
this made me laugh, thank you :D
My gut feel after using M web for a few hours is that its good enough.

I think a lot of our systems are overly centralized.. which makes them vulnerable to the whims of rich individuals or governments.

Now is a great time to make the move, given recent churn on Twitter.
Please refrain from Ad Hominem attacks.

If you can’t refute the arguments and have to resort to attacking someone’s character, it says more about you than them.
His posts and account are still up. Free speech does not mean freedom from consequences
Doesn't using the lightning network necessitate moving the BTC to it?
Yes I think having a paid off house would probably go along way in reducing my anxiety.
But It’s not tenable in Bay Area. At least not at my income/wealth.

I’m assuming you don’t live in california?
Why is research AI so amazingly advanced but production AI so incredibly primitive?

We have software that generates complete fake scientific papers that fool experts on a first glance, but spam/abuse detection bots get stumped by someone hammering on a keyboard? This makes no sense.

Considering the (academic) state of the art of AI, spam and all other kinds of nuisances should have been a solved problem years ago.
Did a vocal evolution give rise to language?
> Definitely a career limiting move, if not potentially career ending.

She is already receiving job offers, so how could you possibly come to that ridiculous conclusion?
Same here. I have so much great AS3 code that I can't even run for myself anymore. I used to run my own billing app that I wrote in AS3 for generating highly custom invoice templates. Even after I shut it down I still used it locally until Adobe destroyed Flash Player.
> The alternative is forcing some slack in the supply chain but that comes at a significant cost to consumers.

I’m amused by this comment.

You think the squeeze and now the glut didn’t come at a significant cost to consumers and the economy as a whole?

It seems pretty clear after the massive failure at the start of the pandemic that just-in-time went too far and there is not enough slack in the supply chain at all level. Even from a purely systemic look, the wild oscillation we see right now should be proof enough that the system is significantly under-dampened.
I’d really like to know how much money can be realistically made. I have a niche price comparison website getting around 300k page views monthly. Would it make sense to bother with Adsense at this point since other attempts at revenue have not worked out.
Not really, adaptation in my context means changes in what you do, so that you cope better with a new stressor.

Migration as adaptation is really less interesting for me, while learning new practices, tools and even management styles without migrating means higher levels of adaptive behaviour.
Up to 4.78M Xbox accounts were proactively suspended in 6 months
I used to be a fx trader for a real money fund, basically bbg was my habitat.
One thing I wish bbg does better is the flexibility in creating you own composite ticker from a custom calculation, and use it later. This, tho, can be done in bbg but it’s super limited and not convenient at all. Hope this help!
"Sit as little as possible; do not believe any idea that was not born in the open air and of free movement — in which the muscles do not also revel… Sitting still… is the real sin against the Holy Ghost." -Nietzsche

In fact, he composed most of his works during long walks:

"I would walk for six or eight hours a day, composing thoughts that I would later jot down on paper."
ISO 20022: Universal Financial Industry Message Scheme
“My name is not Tom”
There were a number of cheap Android devices that had LTE, but never had VoLTE enabled. Instead of allowing them to work as data only devices, most carriers just blacklisted them from their networks.
It costs them lots of cents to store those bits of data, it's only fair!
In the Netherlands all bank issued credit cards (visa or Mastercard) require paying it off every month. The balance is just deducted from the attached bank account and if that has insufficient funds you will incur the penalty there. At least it is very visible.
According to Twitter employees on platforms like Blind and news sources, Twitter (the website) is the only datapoint for communication with their new boss.
This was really good. You should do more of these. Cheers.
> Gosh, I wonder where you guys live..

I'm on the west coast. Now in the Seattle area with A/C, and the air handler in the basement (which conditions the basement and the first floor) will form a fair amount of condensate where it's supposed to, but it can also form on the outside of the duct work too... Although the basement isn't super air sealed. So I'm just saying most of the condensation happens where it should, but not all of it. Of course, my basement isn't a machine room, either. I've only got a couple computers down there, and they're low power.
You disagree with the paper I cited, which says that there is no correlation? Do you have evidence or just a gut feeling?
You managed to fit a pretty big sword of Damocles in the last four words there.
Published my proofs on my github for now, arXiv will follow.
https://github.com/SeanPedersen/CollatzFunk
How rare is selenium?
Kiwifarms is very much online at its original url... getting booted from cloudflare does not by any means mean you have been banned from having a personal website (even if your content is reprehensible).
... because I think we need something like Twitter that cant be sold out from underneath the users. Perhaps an idealism that cant be justified.. and yet I think we should at least try things in order to get there.

I sometimes think of a parallel universe in which the internet was controlled fully by Telcos .. we would have had to put in coins every 3 minutes to surf the web. So, I hold out hope for a social network where people can talk relatively freely that isnt killed by spam or individual/corporate/government greed [ for power, eyeballs or money ]
FTX Taps Independent Directors as Bankruptcy Proceedings Start
The Dummies' Guide to Special Relativity

https://conduit9sr.tripod.com/

It was written like 20 years ago, quite nice.
Do people really not automatically assume that he made money each time he mentioned it?
Ask HN: How do you manage on-prem servers?
What is the best way to (/how do you) set up on-premise servers to give end-user engineers a cloud-like experience (keeping track of which servers are in use, remote SSHes, network configs, CI/CD, etc)?
Is meth vegan?
Xi’s Crackdowns Drive Chinese Billionaires to Booming Singapore
Historically well-settled. This is just the first time this generation of Americans had to deal with an airborne pandemic like this. Many were surprised at the authority government has during a disease crisis (I blame a lack of civic education), but the questions had been asked and answered before they were born.

People chafed at the restrictions during the 1918 flu also, and many died who flouted them. Philadelphia saturated the city's capacity to process corpses.
> Thaneno

Autocorrect of theranos?
It's not too late. Joining Mastodon and tooting hasn't caught on yet.
This is surely a limitation of the deletion bot designed to work with Twitter API limits. You can only scrape so much before you get put in the naughty box.
Haircuts - did my own for 11 years, recently found a barber that does privates in his small shop, my style is easy for him and a good price for me.

Grocery shopping - Shipt is wonderful paired with a fruit and veg coop. Trade Coffee drops off three bags every few weeks.

House cleaning - Im a tidy person but am home less and less, a family member wanted to get their cleaning business off the ground so now they deep clean once a month.
I don't subscribe to the view that "They didn't win the war, General Winter did!" Maybe there are people who think the Soviets were useless, but I'm not one of them.

We can't separate the problems any Russian invader would have from the tenacious resistance to this invasion. They were both essential. As was all the American help; particularly the trucks.
Polymorphic Malware Shipping Wasp Stealer on PyPI
typo. Elizabeth Holmes's company.
I agree it seemed like a dumb business model. What I find interesting was an article I saw recently that suggested cities that banned these rentable scooters saw an increase in average commute time. I would not have guessed enough people used these things to have any measurable difference in commutes.
What I’m really saying is they are pushing the burden of compliance on someone who just so happens to be professional because some people think they are providing a service they find useful enough to toss them a few bucks here and there — like a ton of FLOSS projects with a “buy me a beer” donations button. In a weirdly specific manner because once I get started on an idea it just flows.

Either they take absolutely no compensation or they are responsible for (probably costly because government) compliance measures if some bureaucrat finds the project “critical” without them intentionally producing “critical software”.
*200 year old
AS3 is where I first dove into another’s codebase - modding games was wild back then!
I can, without restarting my program:

1. Gather assembly level profiling information

2. Redefine & recompile a function

3. Gather new assembly level profiling

I can iterate dozens of times between #2 and #3 in the time of a single incremental production build in rust (debug builds are not useful for gathering profiling data).

Generally speaking it takes less than a second to recompile and load a source file, and it can be done while the program is running.
I think WinFS was trying to copy some of the good ideas, but it was abandoned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFS
Machine learning with Unix pipes
Why is this article hiding its hyperlinks? On my iOS all the links are black and indistinguishable from the rest of the text.
I think you mean EUV in your second line. Deep UV is an older and more common technology than Extreme UV.

Buffett's average holding period for large holdings appears to be something like 7.5 years [0], and China won't be able to invade Taiwan in that timeframe because it will take time to build up their domestic semiconductor supply chain. It's hard to deny that TSM is trading at a cheap P/E these days. The stock has basically been cut in half this year.

[0] https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/11/05/3-stocks-buffett-h...
> I see developers today that if the requirements are not spelled out down to the crossed t or dotted i—-or an engineering plan is not drawn out in incredible detail, they are simply not productive.

Perhaps this is due to resources like Google and stackoverflow, which provide solutions on tap. This avoids the educational and sometimes frustrating process of doing a deep dive into an area / “rabbit hole” in order to figure it out by oneself. It also can result in developers that give up more easily when solutions are not easily available on the internet.
Thanks. I do however think that people are referring to home-assistant.io, not Apple Home Assistant.
Double check what poisons they are sprayed with
Unit economics aside, a lot of people use them out here and they made a big enough impact that several people purchased their own after trying them. They probably get the most usage around concerts and conventions. Of course the economics do drive the sustainability of the business.
Beginners are the most dangerous to fence against in my experience. They don't move like you expect, they flail and flourish and smack you in weird spots with the flat of the blade. All the worst bruises I have gotten have been fencing newbies. It isn't their fault, they are still learning. But owww.
I'm in a similar boat, I find even a 10 minute walk with no phone in my pocket can help the things I've been studying coalesce into understanding.
Just one guy and there's all this fuss?

I know of companies that layed off 100s of engineers that just relocated from another country. Sometimes it's really not up to the company.

It is sad, but that's just the life we live in, in a post-COVID world. Too much uncertainty and things change in a snap.
iThink Biology
I got flicked in the back of the head at a tourney a few weeks ago!
Oh the HN crowd that is building check daily.
A good school (I hope you have already looked into this) will definitely accommodate this and do whatever possible to keep in touch with you and let you know what things the students are ahead/behind on. I moved states in the middle of 6th grade and the school counselor and a couple teachers met with my parents a couple times to see how things were going.

Make sure you are in touch with the school early to get all the paperwork and other stuff figured out.

I really think you are worrying too much/overthinking things. It is very common to move in the middle of the school year. Its not like parents can say "I'd love to take that job and end this stint of unemployment, but unfortunately its August.".
> U.S. fintech

Minor nit, but I don't think we need a neologism for 1,000 year-old institutions.
Au contraire.. I think it has been maturing slowly, quietly..

and now there is enough churn/pain on Twitter to overcome the activation energy hump of moving to a new platform.

We need a social network to share short texts which cannot be easily turned off at the whim of a billionaire [or a government for that matter ] - Mastodon could be that thing, could grow into that thing, so is worth trying.

It also doesnt have to be perfect or complete to succeed - we can fix things and scale as we use it.

Our individual choices are a vote for the future we want - getting there is a noisy stochastic process.
When I saw his posts, my first thought was “this is a dead man’s switch”. Glad to see he did an NYT interview since.
lol glad to see this a week after my building a simple shell in C project was due
imo, we should improve the protocol to better penalize bad actors. I'm thinking, through the governance structure of the protocol or the incentive structure that truly decentralized and self-govern. I'm probably dreaming...
In this context it would mean they congregate there, they gather there in larger than normal groups. It's a figure of speech.
This is the common situation with human brains. We rationalize something because of perceived risk not calculated risk. The article shows people were speeding because of perceived risk but doesn't explain the calculated risk. The undeniable fact is, if car makers, auto safety ministers and everyone else with something in the matter cared about speeding your car wouldn't be able to go over the speed limit set. But, alas, money is at stake.
90mph is 50% faster than 60mph. 17/time is 70% faster than 10/time.

You're describing "in 70% less time", not "70% faster".
same, but racecars/tires
The chain reaction is that other miners get more profitable when EU bans it in their jurisdiction. Then some small countries with cheap energy will invite new miners to come in and tax them.
It also changed my life in the sense that, after reading this book, I refused to read any book, or see any MOOC that was boring.

This book, for the first time in my life, showed how fun a book could be while being exceptionally good at teaching.
What kind of relationships between beer mugs are you interested in? "can contain more beer than"? "is both at least as deep and at least as wide"?

What about beer mugs are you trying to model?
It seems like it may require opening an account with NYT to read it.
Yes, thanks DUV->EUV (I'll stop editing)
I'm pretty sure Elixir is looking to make some pretty significant changes to add some kind of static typing in the near future, so I definitely wouldn't put it in the "done" category.