skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The situation is a bit confusing but the general idea is that altitude doesn't matter, regulatory context does. The FAA holds the exclusive right to regulate civil aviation and so property owners are not able to restrict any aviation activity unless the FAA permits it. There are aviation regulations that generally prohibit operation of aircraft within 500' or 1000' feet of the ground (depending on unpopulated or populated area) except when on the way from or to it, but there are plenty of nuances to that rule (most notably that it's all completely different for sUAS) and it's nothing to do with property ownership but rather aviation and public safety.

In other words, property owners are generally viewed as owning the airspace all the way up from their land, but that ownership does not confer any rights to restrict aviation, which is all done according to a separate body of federal regulations that has very little interest in land ownership. This is a similar situation to mineral rights, where land ownership matters more but there is still a separate system of regulations and deeds that operates largely independently from property title (which is why it's common in rural areas to buy land where the mineral rights are held by someone else).

Notably, though, this is all about flying - ground operations are different and you must have permission of the property owner for ground operations (except in emergencies when the regulations are generally tossed out the window for better glide). So property owners can restrict takeoff and landing, and (I think this is a little bit fuzzier legally but still generally agreed) remote operation of aircraft from their land.
Sure, but planes aren’t going to run on batteries for long haul flights. The nice trick with fuel is the plane gets lighter the farther it goes. Batteries aren’t like that. They stay heavy.

We need something for this issue and marketing and lies aside, my admittedly limited understanding of the science is that there are actually ways to make hydrogen without negative externalities.

But yes, this article feels like a totally load of bollocks.
Feeling better about my high of 0.49 now
> the same safety targets

Rust's selling point is that the safety targets' costs are dev/compile-time ones. There should not be a difference unless the C/C++ code requires some IB or extremely manual memory management trickery, which it doesn't; and Go offers basically the same memory safety guarantees as Rust in this regard and is (slightly) faster.

In this case it's really almost entirely about the speed of the hash table.
Not laid off, but company was recently affected by one. I got recruiter interest, but that died down pretty quickly (My theory is that I got marked as "not laid off"). It was reminiscent of recruiter spam during start of covid. Looks like startups without talent now have the ability to get some engineers.
Honestly, German unemployment money. I'm entitled to 2/3 of my original salary for 360 days. 2/3 of my salary is enough to live on while still saving a bit of money every month. I paid all the taxes for 7-years, so I figure I should take advantage of the unemployment money.
I discovered him through the soundtrack for the American remake of Breathless with Richard Gere. His music makes the film.

I recently listened of Philip Glass: Piano Works performed by Vikingur Olafsson and that left me speechless.

Softer, more dynamic, more soulful, less mechanical.

Highly recommended.

https://open.spotify.com/track/5q7DgKLBQ54FXKAfGxNMGs?si=zwt...
It is only a crime if police and prosecutors are willing to enforce it.

Sadly today too much of the law is political, both left and right, with police and prosecutors choosing what laws they want to enforce, when, and on who (i.e picking people or groups they dislike)
>it's not an acceptable answer, we march on and pretend to be mystified.

On many social topics, your opinion, expressed with this attitude, is almost always not true to the implied extent. Usually it's an exaggeration born of bitterness/frustration. In this case, the significant issue is not that people "pretend" anything or are just idiots who won't accept The Truth. It's that they either disagree with a hypothesized reason for the problem, or, frequently, agree with the hypothesis but disagree with the implied or stated solution, which is much more reasonable than the person in the picture you're painting.
they do it through a lot of medication and anesthetics and sedatives that get them through the day
It's my old username.
Doesn’t PRISM work by splitting fiber for “monitoring”?

…Somehow that makes me feel better.
Alexa, how did Amazon’s voice assistant rack up a $10B loss?
My kids love the bin chicken stories and we aren't even aussies.
Quibbling over words.

We've caused devastation by over confidently assuming that we know what we're talking about and that there won't be any unintended consequences from our actions.

We did it before and we'll do it again.
Would you be open to open sourcing the code when you decide to shutdown the service?
> creating a syntax that a lot of people can quickly grok (not just programmers)

This. We tend to underestimate what it takes to create something easy to use.
Large models like GPT3 have already read the popular books (and reviews of them) so asking them to summarize it based on title is trivial.

Feeding the entire book to make an actual summary, in real time is a whole another matter!
Is Capital One verification process normal?
I recently had my Capital One credit card restricted and for verification they asked for my social security card, a state or federal ID, and a utility bill or bank statement with my account number visible.

They said it’s required to see the account number for the bank statement to verify. Why would they need the account number of my bank account? Is this normal? Has anyone done this before?
For those who are unaware how this all fits together, the literal pixel's purpose is to ensure that even if Javascript is entirely disabled on the client (end-user) system, there is still a log entry at the tracker's end of things noting a time/date and IP address of document access. This is then fairly easily correlated with other logged data to further flesh out the profile of the user that data leads back to. This even works across domains, without actually visiting Facebook or Google, allowing them to still track that you've visited a site where their pixel is used, and the time/date/IP of that access. It's just one small part of their whole tracking toolbox, and the pixel itself is merely an image file, and unable to in and of itself load any Javascript. Still doesn't stop 'em from using it to track you… Only way to do that is to block Javascript and never access the pixel image itself as well. Of course, then they track you through other means…
The goal isn't for someone to read it. We just covered that. The goal is more writing, less reading.
From experience, most folks who implement these tags don’t understand the scope of what they’re actually doing, and most are likely doing so without consulting a legal team or understanding the legal implications of the tracking they’re deploying.
> The judges are all crooks and liars and will make you pay because you didn't "respect my authority"

Generalizations like that are not helpful, I am not a lawyer and I won in court with judge, he reversed his own ruling because I've proved he was wrong based on Supreme Court rulings.
Ukraine commemorates victims of Holodomor amid Russian aggression
Honeypot to see what accounts are tested in sequence?

;-)
at what threshold is it considering alt account?
I wasn't laid off, but am unemployed. I've found it very difficult to land any interviews, or even get a response from companies. Even what I thought were safe bets (like a job at a bank, writing CRUD apps) do not respond.

I've only had one interview this year. It was with a FAANG. I easily passed and got an offer, but then layoffs were announced and they had to revoke.
Small business? Is it 1 April already? This just comes off as yet another Uncle Sam entity completely out of touch with reality. At the very least it should be coupled with some sort of support program(s).

Mind you, it's not a political favourite, but SB / SMB cyber-security is 10x more important than student loan debt forgiveness.
who about we do not imprison either, only using prison to

1. Separate violent people from society

2. Separate people who through a long pattern of behavior have proven they cant or are unwilling the follow the laws of civil society

Economic status should not be a factor
Is there a particular tutorial or method you followed to be fluent with Paredit. I like Lisp/Scheme but have never adopted any of the tools like Paredit or Parinfer but would be interested in doing so.
Photoshop didn't enter the dinner table conversation until it was a must-have for graphic designers for a decade.

AI art tools will go the same route. First decried and ignored, then slowly adopted, and finally expected and relied upon.
He killed a bunch of rabbits for a scene in El Topo.
How'd you measure the maximum memory bandwidth? In Algorithmica's benchmark, the max bandwidth was observed to be about 42 GBPS: https://en.algorithmica.org/hpc/cpu-cache/sharing/

I'm not sure how they calculated the theoretical limit of 42.4 GBPS, but they have multiple measurements higher than 30 GBPS.
Elon likes to talk about "First principles", which means AFAICT means don't look at anything anyone else has done in the field and go with your gut then post hoc rationalize why that was the superior choice. It works great if your underlings are good at figuring out how to gently correct your ideas with prior knowledge and make you think it was all you.
Awesome! Glad to see people are thinking the same things. I'll definitely check it out.
I did the same search for 1 and 3 and he doesn’t show up there either.
Small-scale economic downturns did happen once a decade, because that's natural in a healthy economy. Federal Reserve tried to prevent a downturn in 1929, but their misguided monetary policies made it two orders of magnitude worse instead. Milton Friedman once wrote a great analysis on this: https://fee.org/articles/the-great-depression-according-to-m...
I obviously don't expect you to help me but do they have at least >10000 characters written and are you varying your writing style in any way?
I'll be another voice to say you're speaking from a myopic perspective. The Dutch bike through rain, sleet or snow without any difficulty. Modern electric cargo bikes like their favorite, Urban Arrow, are fantastically balanced and need only a trained rider to handle through a wide variety of inclement weather.
Perhaps it's the origin of the phrase "holy shit!"
I think they just used to call it the “like” button
It's more about being able to deliver it when many cars are charging. Charging speeds go down considerably. I typically don't get the maximum possible speed and often am far off and sometimes that depends on the number of cars charging.
Depends how they got that way. Will they pay for it? Perhaps they made an unwise investment and should have paid for more rights.

I have seen the case where someone buys a parcel from a larger property. Then turned around and demand easement access from the neighbor on the other side who was not party to the deal, because that neighbor has better roads and is easier to cross.
Waterproof bags or backpacks are absolutely common for electronics. Alternatively, you can buy simple rain covers for backpacks. Bike panniers are at least somewhat water resistant unless you opt for the cheapest. That’s really one of the easiest things to solve.
There's a difference between noticing and "noticing". By now, claims of "noticing oppression" are well past the point where they should be uniformly regarded as crude dog-whistling.
Python did introduce more love, kindness, and empathy into the world.
There was a great one shortly after his death. My favorites then were Tank McNamara and Boondocks.
we leave fingerprints everywhere
These are not real and are getting more popular recently. It's a "live" video but of an older recording of a public speaking event involving Elon and other big names, in which they briefly discuss cryptocurrency among many other topics. The name of the YT video stream is usually something like "Elon is starting a new coin, announcement live now" or "Elon Bitcoin giveaway limited time only"

They play the video picture-in-picture and outside the video frame is a QR code which takes you to a site with one of a couple clever strategies:

1) A "mint" of Elon's new token and a counter that shows the token mint is almost completed (e.g. 9973/10000)

or

2) A more basic "crypto doubling" philanthropy event including a feed like those seen on DeFi sites, showing wallets depositing ETH/whatever and immediately being sent double whatever the deposit was
> motrose is almost definitely pg. Someone who talks about ancient history, Occam’s razor, VCs and startups, uses the phrase “YC cos” (relatively uncommon), etc. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17112567

I had this hunch too. It's either pg or someone trying really hard to be pg.
Agreed. Ask any SB owner to list the Top 10 things that keep them up at night and cyber-security wouldn't crack the Top 100.

Uncle Sam's concerns are embarrassing lip service without any significant monies to lend a hand. And Sam wonders why so many have less and less faith in Washington DC.
For those who did get laid off from F(/M)AANG, are you considering "lower" end positions or looking for comparable total comp at comparably sized, tech-focused companies?

Just curious, as a flyover midwesterner, it seems like no one here is affected, nor are we getting any interviewees from FAANG into the pipeline suddenly.
> Motel Art might be a picture of a flower or a field.

> Museum art is things like Picasso and Rembrandt

I dont know Pinker, but I think he might be pulling the readers leg there. Either that or he just doesn’t know the subject he’s commenting on. Flowers by Picasso: https://images.app.goo.gl/U6gZiidQfQpcbFjSA and a field by Rembrandt: https://images.app.goo.gl/qXEpg3urfPokFzQj6
I am looking for a senior manager at a top 5 retailer. We are not as shiny as big tech but pay well with great work life balance. Job security etc. let me know if anyone want to connect. I have 5 positions open for senior dev to lead dev. We are .net and Java shop. But all cloud based.
Yeah, I'm talking about car batteries.
Fingerprinting and tracking links are common for unindentified users. Cross domain cookies are harder to fo outside of chrome. For known users, you can sync data to Facebook with email addresses, names, phone numbers etc. This is likely why you see most websites these days trying to collect that info from you as early as possible.
Not sure about the OP, but I could easily spend 3-5 months unemployed despite not being either wealthy or dependent. Up to a year if I had to and decided to budget more carefully.

Mostly comes to low cost of living in my country + being reasonably frugal + slowly building my savings over time.

(Though note that I don't have kids yet, if I had children my calculations would be totally different.)
> What if I urge people, in a riveting call to action speech, to kill X celebrity or Y ethnic group?

I think the former is specific enough to be legally problematic, but I was actually under the impression that the second one is technically legal? (morally awful, but legally unprosecutable)
I highly recommend ready “The Panic of 1907”. After that, I think you might come to a different conclusion.

Even if you don’t change your mind, it’s still a great read for those fascinated with panics and depressions.
How long until this becomes the algorithm for a dating site?

“Find hot single women who write just like you”
The new mission statement sounds a lot like the Nicene Creed. “We are …”

Other than that, they’re pretty similar.
Software development pays incredibly well by the standards of the average American. You can spend that money on lifestyle inflation, or you can save/invest it and buy yourself an enormous amount of financial freedom. Whether you call that "being independently wealthy" is a matter of semantics.
To be clear, Wilson was more racist than the conservatives of the period.
I'm sorry, I truly don't follow what you're trying to say. What does the "also" mean, it's always the same story! There's no additional information, it's always about the same study about the same parasite on the same group of wolves!

I'm not pulling your leg, I truly don't follow your point.
What’s the point of having people outside the university sign the letter? Seems like another veiled attempt to litigate by mob action.

This is an internal organizational discussion and should remain that way. This is just inflaming the situation with no clear strategy to sensible resolution.
I/O is sometimes the bottleneck. On Windows any operation with lots of small file operations bottlenecks on NTFS and Defender operations. It makes some applications like git that run beautifully on Linux need to take some countermeasures to operate well on Windows.
Interesting. In Sweden people can roam with some restrictions. In particular they can't go close to someone's house (up to 70m). Also, in Sweden, they wanted to protect the right to walk along a shoreline, so due to the other rule they stopped allowing houses to be built closer than 100m to the shoreline.
What about newspapers? They weren't invented in the 1930s.

Revolutionary War propaganda famously included various pamphlets, editorials, and self-published periodicals (Thomas Paine, The Federalist Papers, etc.).
If SBF embezzled FTX customer funds to make his donations, then I’m not sure why FTX directly donating a smaller sum is significant.

Personally, I see it as a more general example of a broken campaign finance system. It’s independent of party.
I think you're right. It's not specific. Edited my comment.
It would be a bad idea. And that specific road, even in good summer weather, I've had a truck pass me on my bike so close I could have touched it with a hand if not elbow.

But my point is, while you're better protected in the car, with speed and kinetic energy the stakes go up. If they were three cyclists instead of three drivers in heavy vehicles on that road yesterday, they would likely all still be alive.
Even if they stole IP 20 years ago so what? US industrial revolution was famously started by copying ideas from Europe https://www.history.com/.amp/news/industrial-revolution-spie....

There's no way to deny that Huawei was years ahead of competition with their 5G offerings, so it seems this is much more a story about telecom becoming patent trolls rather than R&D focused companies, something something creating value to shareholders.
I can second this, after doing this many years the recruiters start to swarm your phone and inbox starting in January.
It sounds, and I say this in genuine concern, that you may benefit from getting professional help with your mood and perceptions.

[Depression lies to you] “Depression is a chemical imbalance in the brain that can have a resounding impact on how we view the world and how we think the world views us.”
What book may I ask?
Here I am trying to figure out who Paredit is and what he did that so bad he was was sentenced for over eight years at 17.
Also, I’m guessing they didn’t show up to the meetings, circulate earlier drafts, and got upset with outcome they don’t like.

This is how this type of self governance works: you have to show up.
Additionally, data brokers and data clean rooms now allow you to share data making it easier as well. Snowflake, liveramp, etc all offer super easy (and privacy compliant according to them) ways of implementing this.
> Get these people in a room and hash it out.

That is the key and it's not that big a deal.

People with a certain political agenda, seek to depict these situations as irreconcileable warfare - because the division and conflict are what they seek.

A mission statement could easily address everyone's concerns, which as usual are understandable.
It's not different from a union blocking the gates of a factory so non-union workers can't get in.
I don't believe that anyone who says anything about how X or Y as a Jodorowsky movie would have been $positiveHyperbole has seen anything other than the documentary about the unmade Dune movie.

First, because his most compelling stuff is heavily surrealist and I've found the audience for that is niche and has very little overlap with what modern Sci-Fi/Fantasy fans have in mind. Second, because at this point whatever they have in their minds for what it would have been is likely an impossible standard for any director, much less the one that made El Topo or The Dance of Reality (not a slight, just pointing out this guy makes art pieces - not blockbusters).
Rebrand it as a soulmate-finder?
If you find me any precedent showing that I can openly discuss jury nullification without the judge throwing the book at me, I will be very indebted to you. Until then, the point stands.

They do not take kindly any effort to disrespect them. Remember, a court of law has authority because we as a society gives them this authority. Since we don't live by divine rights of kings, they do not have any claim to authority other than through us, the people. This is the very foundation of our democracy. I agree that usually this is inflammatory language but in this specific case, you must walk into court assuming they are out to get you if you discuss jury nullification.

Once again, this is not legal advice. I anal.
That was only half the premise, the other half was

> unfettered access to the teleco networks of the countries that they themselves say are their greatest enemies?

Regardless of how they got their tech, that premise is the reason for blocking them.
Try it for 5 minutes and it should be fairly obvious.
I think these folks fail to connect the pixel with its purpose. The sites and apps who advertise want to understand who is converting, they provide this information to the advertiser so they can correlate the users who saw an ad to a purchase.

By keeping the purpose vague, it makes it seem nefarious.
The site is golden. Minor suggestion, count down during the halftime break might be helpful.
CATL doesn't do retail, but you might be able to preorder a sample.
Project One (San Francisco)
In the future we won’t see tanks driving over dissidents. Such barbarities gone, a safer more technocratic dystopia awaits. Smart cities. Chilling.
Which is why the same employers will later complain about the lack of suitable candidates.
I've been more messing with DALLE and in those specifying style is really useful. For SD I think the best thing is to follow some of the Twitter accounts that are posting prompts with their images (though they aren't posting other settings usually). Twitter on my computer is not working right now so I'll try to remember to come back later.

But suggestions I'll give is that you need to add detail to the prompts. SD also has negative prompts which really help. So use a lot of words if you can (twitter accounts will help you find magic phrases like "bismuth neon chrome copper patina verdigris"[0]). But you may even see here that the magic words with SD aren't as simple as with DALLE

I do think you're understanding, though, what my post is about and why I think a lot of people are talking from a naive perspective. If you only show the wins you have some extreme biases.

[0] https://twitter.com/sureailabs/status/1596211001120153601
Exactly, they’re trying to leverage mob outrage and not actually seeking a reasonable accommodation that allows all sides to come out with a win.
I turned off nginx logging if that makes you feel any better. Of course there's no way for you to verify that because I'm just a random guy on the internet but I will tell you that I am a civic minded citizen who is concerned about privacy and the Internet.