skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apparently it has been LiveNation/Ticketmaster's turn since before the Swift meltdown occurred:

>"Members of the antitrust division’s staff at the Justice Department have in recent months contacted music venues and players in the ticket market, asking about Live Nation’s practices and the wider dynamics of the industry, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation is sensitive."[1]

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/18/technology/live-nation-ti...
Britain changes tack in its treatment of trans-identifying children
Full article: https://archive.ph/ROJ0s (paywall bypass)
This sort of gets to the heart of the problem I have with "processed foods are bad". It doesn't feel meaningful because of how vague it is. If I point at butter and ask "is this processed food" the answer is yes or no depending on the person I'm talking to. That makes it hard to trust the claim "processed food causes obesity". Well, maybe it does? Maybe it doesn't? Pickles don't likely cause obesity (they are very low calorie), so it feels unfair to lump them in the same category as cake, for example.

If it's unreasonable to pin down what is processed, it seems unreasonable to make a claim about the effects of processing.
https://bjs.ojp.gov/content/pub/pdf/tssp18.pdf

Checks out.

It's pretty insane to me still spending a year in prison for possession. Since I come from a country where possession has always be decriminalized, just thinking that some of my behavior could land me in jail is mind bending.
> The ICU is filled with old people.

What else would you expect? Health deteriorates as people age, so old people, having deteriorated for a longer amount of time, will generally need more health care.

Good insights overall, though.
I've been running whisper in the terminal with Python and I've found whisper surprisingly accurate with the transcription even from Chinese.

Just given your site a try, nicely done. One feedback - would be great to have a progress indicator on the processing page, I have no idea what stage it's at or how much longer I need to wait.
It's kind of amazing anyone chooses to go into healthcare having to work like this. It's the absolute last field I would ever want to go into, even as an engineer who wouldn't need to actually practice medicine. Seems like you need to practically give up your life to save countless others. Your wife, and those like her, are truly performing an innately critical job at an absurd cost to themselves - God bless.
You can feel potentially relieved that mostly they get trashier ads, rather than no ads. Supplements and gambling and anime blow up dolls used to be the order of the day on 4chan at least.
Manual is niche in Norway now. The manual sale is close to zero. And you will have problems selling your old manual car. This shift started before EV’s took over the new car market. But it’s not that many years since manual were completely normal. Point is that preferences changes quickly.
That presumes the adminstrators exist, given that the site's two principals have been arrested. I refer you again to my initial reply: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33647659>

Unless you're privy to other information.
Last I checked, the kubernetes provider didn't support CRDs or custom resources. Its pretty common to have various operators running in a cluster so you'd need a different way to manage these. I usually provision clusters with Terraform and then use some other tool like flux/argo to deploy manifests managed with either helm or kustomize
I agree actually. A lot of the blame is on unixtime trying to roughly align to UTC rather than TAI.

But we're here now and we have to fix this. So anything that moves us away front his problem is helpful.
How Banksy counter-strikes against a shop using his artwork without permission
My calculation is 135/12 *(1-54/365)

= 9.6 years (based on 54 days per year off for good behaviour)
Why not both? You have the option to see whatever tweets an algorithm decides you want, I have the option to see all the tweets from the people I'm following? In fact, I'm not even 100% sure that the 'latest tweets' / 'top tweets' setting isn't supposed to do exactly that, it's just unclear (and twitter regularly switches the setting from latest to top anyway). If I had my dream twitter, I'd go further: let me choose whether I want to see retweets, let me choose to show quote tweets, but only if the quoted tweet is from somebody I follow, etc.
Here is one source (https://realdiapers.org/single-parent/) but as I said above, I doubt any serious study has actually looked at outcomes for children when comparing single mothers with single fathers.

Social economic status being such strong effect (effect on education, health, social strength), I would be very surprised if social expectations and limitations on the father would be strong enough to overwrite those benefits. It is also possible that since society expect fathers to spend their time focusing on the job, grand-parents and the other people around the family feel more social pressure to step in and help out.

Some other random number I found doing a glancing blow into the topic, single fathers have significant higher adjusted risk of dying than both single mothers and partnered fathers by a factor of 300% (study done in Canada). A bit strange.
Seems to me that at some point in nearly every company's timelines, the customer relationship inverts and the company stops seeing their role being to service the customer and rather the customer's role being to service the company. It's a nearly inevitable aspect of success that customers come to depend on a company's product or service and at that point the power relationship inverts. If a company is any good, it achieves this, and if it's not, it probably gets replaced by a competitor who is better at it.

So in the end, you have things like this where eventually "following" is not there to help you it's there to help the social media company data mine you for signals. The contract is that you then can get indirect secondary benefit, hopefully you have a better chance of then getting the messages people are trying to send you. But the power relationship is very clear; their needs are first and yours are second.
Snapchat maybe? Don't think it's encrypted but doesn't need a phone number and messages disappear
Heel-and-toe: a totally lost art. Not comfortable or even possible in a lot of cars.
Yea but crime is a lot like a game of hearts - if you shoot the moon then you're not punished at all.
Ouch! She got married, has a kid and is pregnant. The cynical side of me says that she did all that to get some leniency. It did not work.
So maybe "to twitter" will become a verb in the English language meaning "to destroy something by incompetence." Example: "Hey Bob! Don't touch my scope mirror! I don't want you twittering it."
Can you share a citation for your claims? They're completely counter to what I've heard, and even seen firsthand. If anything, I would bet there are people who got busted for simple possession and then had fake charges tacked on to increase their punishment.
It never saw the light of day, but I developed a really cool prototype with WebRTC that allowed our customers to remotely log into another machine. It was basically what google has in this product https://remotedesktop.google.com/. It was one of the few things I worked on where I was genuinely excited to code it up.
It's not that bad yet, but please let me put that aside.

I get what you're saying about the hiring situation in the future, in general, in the tech industry. I would like to posit that the type of engineers we're talking about at twitter right now would be some of the top 5-10% of software engineers working on distributed web engineering, in general, in the world. Is that fair? They might not be in FAANG or whatever series of letters you want to use this month, we prob drop Facebook and elevate Microsoft, whatever, but I've worked with some open source twitter code and I've interviewed twitter engineers, they seem very very solid to me.

If that is true, I also posit there are a lot of second tier companies that would be falling over themselves to replace some of their B tier employees, and replace their existing under performing engineers with these twitter engineers. If the market is what you say, they should be able to get top tier talent on some kind of discount, yes? There are still funded startups as well, and adding a single experienced twitter engineer could elevate the whole team in a startup.

So, I see the choice as: stay at twitter... what does that mean. You're working for this dude who just axed all your colleagues for basically no reason, and it's a coin flip when he looks at you and your work if he decides to fire you. Even if you stayed through these two rounds. You're making way less money, as you don't have RSUs in a publicly traded company, you've got some kind of nebulous options in a fiscally fragile company that the CEO is claiming openly could be headed for chapter 11 + the fact that he's just driven away almost all the ad revenue. You look at subscriptions, 22,000 people signed up for Elon's blue check scheme, so you'd need a dozen million people signing up for that to shore up the gap he's created with the debt. You are now one of 3 people on a team that was 75, and lots of other teams are like that. How are you going to create features that will entice more people to subscribe, when you barely have the people to keep the lights on. So, you've looked at all that and decided to stay? Either you're on a visa, or there is something that isn't financial keeping you there (because... you're making way less money) and I would darn sure like to know what that thing is. If you're risk averse, you see this crap storm coming and bailed to find a new job already.

Add to that that all these people have had their options paid out just recently as part of the sale. They have cash. They are staying for another reason.
The court doesn't need to mention it to discreetly take it into account. Otherwise why wait until April to begin the sentence? Did they mention the pregnancy there? This is a legal, social, and political orchestration process, not a computational system.
The concept of freedom is one of the major philosophical questions.

However, if we look at our own personal (subjective) experience, it becomes obvious that everyone actually behaves like we do have some sort of freedom. No healthy individual thinks that they are just a dead rock in a river.
Lithium isn't even in the top twenty of mined metal. It would also be relatively cheap to recycle at scale.

Problems are political, i.e monied interests not environmental, technological, or even financial.

Should also be optimistic about non lithium solid state batteries!

>https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/all-tonnes-metals-ore...
Damn, wait till you get on mountain bike, it has not one but TWO sticks that shift separate gears.

And TWO brakes, one for each wheel ? How it is even possible for human to have that much coordination to rein in that monster ?!
Canon and Nikon, but they've not managed to get EUV machines on the market (and I'm not sure how much they're investing in trying again).
Hey, maybe years ago when Theranos was first accused of fraud this sort of speculation (crappy test resulta leading to deaths) would have made sense. But years of airing dirty laundry in public on this case have not brought forth any such claims, from family members etc.

If we are to place bets and speculate, I would bet no one was actually killed by this.

But I'm not trying to argue this is a fair sentence. Just saying that we don't need to keep throwing random speculative argument with hypothetical crimes years later.
What throws me is using a different keyboard and a password sounding different. I’m sure I’ve typed it in correctly, by my other senses are firing that something is amiss.
Honestly as a golfer, a windmill in the middle of the fairway would make for an interesting hole
> the driving style would be somewhat different

Another difference I think is that with the stick, driver needs to be more prepared for moments to come on the road. Like you know that you are going to shift when you see the change in terrain ahead of you and so on. While with automatic this awareness is not required so you can expect the driver without stick to make more sudden changes. Of course not a rule.
> 1. The underlying logic behind earning to give is sound. You flying over to Africa or whatever to do charitable activities (digging a well?) is obviously going to be less impactful than you working at some high paid white collar job and then donating the money to pay some local laborers to do the same job.

Bill Gates has been trying to do this ever since the year 2000. Transfering quality of life from Seattle or Pasadena to a slum in Lagos or Nairobi is the hardest thing you could possibly do.

Humans are selfish so the moment the decision is made to allocate an X amount of money Piranhas start to attack the loot, both at home and abroad.

The dynamics of negotiations, pricing power, elasticity of supply and demand don't go out of the window just because a sum of money is destined to Africa or has "philantropy" stamped across.

At the end of the day you need people who do it for their own satisfaction, not for the money
I’m not sure where you’re getting this from. I / my nurses silence alarms at literally every hospital I’ve ever worked at (granted they’re temporary silences by design so you have to hit silence q1h/q30mins depending on the alarm).

Stanford Healthcare recently installed a system where all alarms/notifications get sent to a hospital assigned device the nurse carries rather blasting in the sleeping patients room as 90%+ are false alarms (aka IV or SpO2 sensors).

The real issue is that hospital technology is outdated and most places don’t have the option for this level of telemetry.

I’ve never been told / instructed my staff to “be near the patient at all times”.

In fact, most places have 1:8 nursing coverage on the ward…
Yeah, my life philosophy is that it tragic when bad things happen, and while justice is appropriate, but doesn't eliminate that.

If someone commits murder and goes to jail, that isn't a happily ever after ending.

It is sad that victim is dead.

It is sad that the murderer is suffering.

It is sad that murderer was a fucked up person to begin with.

That is not to say they shouldn't be in prison, just that whole situation sucks and the world would be better off if it never happened.
> ...so they could be removed entirely and this problem would remain.

Which problem? Seriously: the only legitimate problem I know of is that Twitter gives artificial reach to things via algorithmic engagement. They literally send me push notifications for tweets their algorithm thinks is interesting.

If you retweet something some asshole says and I don't like it, I should probably just unfollow you because you could have just screenshotted the original tweet and included the image... that was you actively sending that content, and wasn't the original anymore.

(FWIW, the reason I don't trust this is because I actually further disagree with your assertion that the algorithms aren't causing reach, because Twitter no longer does linear timelines: everything you see, including from your followers, has been curated by the engagement-driving algorithm, and so if he starts down-modding stuff then it actually will work and actually will reduce reach as you will be less likely to see it even if the people you follow retweet it.)
This is HN, so the Bay Area must not be in the world.

Here’s the PG&E incentive rate for EV charging:

https://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHED...

24.699 cents/kWh off-peak

On the standard residential rates, the lowest possible price is 28 cents / kWh.

The electric regulation here is a near complete failure IMO. The best that can be said is that the lights mostly stay on in more urban areas.
Is it? If 1 lakh is 1,00,000 and 1 crore is 1,00,00,000, wouldn't the consistent grouping for 1 lakh crore be 1,00,000,00,00,000? How do you get to 10,00,00,00,00,000 by applying the same rules that apply to lakh and crore?
Nixon originally wanted a thousand plants to be operational by the year 2000.
Even if it started that way, who is to say life hasn't imitated art to the point that now people truly believe it because they can't tell the different between a straight-faced joke that's only detectable because of the ridiculous content when they don't understand enough to identify the content as obviously fake?
FYI: almost everyone learning to drive in Norway now does so with automatic and as such get a license for automatic only. Guess the same will happen in the UK pretty quick.
The interesting question to me is whether Twitter will still allow a strictly reverse chronological feed of tweets from accounts you follow. It's been getting harder and harder to hold onto that as a user.
One could play the devil's advocate and argue that the investors were culpable for not doing their homework, and that the engineers allowed themselves to get carried away and not pay attention to what they were actually participating in.
First and foremost a huge number of people saw their savings and investment wiped out by sociopaths that defrauded them and continuously lied to everyone's face as the charade came crumbling down. SBF and his cadre seem likely to escape any form of justice. Indeed there is a chance they'll be able to keep a portion of their ill-gotten gains.

Those directly effected and their friends and family are hurt and angry. Those are the normal feelings to have. They will express them. Now is the time for listening and supporting, not correcting details.

There are other parties that have long standing disagreements with both the EA and crypto communities. Many of them are taking this moment to dogpile and dump on those movements to prove their point. I believe the right response is to reflect and self improve. The crypto community is drastically embracing self custody and defi. Moving transactions on chain will help prevent this type of fraud (and it's the core point of crypto to begin with). This is a reasonable path forward. I'm not plugged into EA but I hope there are similar efforts being made to learn and rebuild.

The best parts of both communities is focused on changing core primitives of human society at a scale never attempted before. If they're going to succeed they will have to overcome much bigger challenges than what this recent disaster caused. It will take time, openness and dedication.

I think both communities really need to realize and prepare for the fact that they're challenging areas that are extremely attractive to sociopaths and psychopaths - money, morality and ultimately power. The community must be able to identify, contain and limit the damage caused by bad actors.
Sounds like a complicated moderation position to take. "Negative" and "hate" are a matter of perspective and Twitter is a global product. What meets a legal definition of "hate" in one nation is state-sponsored "religious belief" in another. Do you weigh the tweets differently based on who's looking at it?

I'm by no means a proponent of the fediverse but this is one arena it has a leg up in. Federators are free to draw their own cultural borders online rather than relying on a centralized for-profit company to draw them. (Or leave them undrawn, which has been Twitter's stance so far.)
Oh yes, you are right: https://www.igmetall.de/im-betrieb/mitbestimmung/erste-betri...
It is a large scale industrial affair and you don’t just do it without being noticed, likewise weapons are very high precision instruments, moreso when less refined (trying to do things small scale and not being noticed).

The answer comes in the form of another question: how many billions would it cost?

And ultimately building a nuclear weapon would alienate both sides unless it was being done explicitly with help.
The issue here is for most radio systems you end up with about 3 kHz of effective audio bandwidth (sampling). Most ASR/STT models are trained on at least 16 kHz audio.

Did you try a telephony oriented model like aspire or similar? They’re trained on sort-of 8 kHz audio and might work better.

I tried something similar for my SDR feeds and gave up because it’s just too challenging and niche - the sampling, the jargon, the 10 codes, the background noise, static on analog systems/drop outs on digital systems, rate of speech, etc all contribute to very challenges issues for an ML model.
two comments upthread from you: "this sentencing still feels exceedingly light."
I really think in another decade or two there is going to be a lot of lawsuits regarding egg freezing being pushed on women by tech companies to stay on the career fasttrack when they can't get a viable pregnancy.

Most of the women I know that have gotten it done also seems to have almost a willful ignorance about the failure rate; especially later in life.
Yeah Whisper is top of the line, they posted their performance compared to the industry standard and it's right in there at the top.

It should show the data via processing.. it's setup to just take whatever stdout/stderr comes back from Whisper and send it directly to the frontend via websockets, I'm surprised you got stuck there :thinking:
It frightens me to learn pixels have blood.
I prefer stick but at the end of the day it is just a car so I do not care if it will disappeared.
Pretty much single person there was willing to break the law, by definition.

So if going down the slightly-less-legal route, the below story was pretty neat. A hacked together prison computer, network attached.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/inmates-built-co...
Have you made sure to turn on the option for viewing them in strict time order? It gets mysteriously reset sometimes, particularly when using the phone.
And war. You buy a lot of war.
Not need to be unnecessarily harsh. He is 38 now and could expect to spend the rest of their fertile life as a woman in a jail. If she wants to have a baby this narrow window opportunity was her last good option, basically.

A pregnancy in jail would be adding a lot of trauma. Her health circumstances can take a turn for worse, there is a possibility of HIV and STD, and her health will not improve probably while in jail. After jail, she can be too older.

Is doable as long as she has a supportive partner and family. The baby would choose to be alive in any case. She is a grifter, but is also an human being and has the right to arrange her maternity in the best terms that she can afford.
pretty much every patient in the intensive care unit - that’s kind of what the “intensive” is referring to.

If nothing else, you either take the blood pressure the normal way with a pressure cuff, which is going to wake you up. Or you put an intra arterial catheter, which reads continuously without bothering the patient, but has a small risk of damage to the vessel, infection etc
I think so, yeah! https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
I can’t say for sure. I’ve never used the product you mention, but it is made out of polyester, which is supposed to be great for archival purposes. So…probably yes?