skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you just want to top up the 30-40 miles that are driven in a day, then 10-12 hours overnight is fine with a regular plug.

Okay, but you probably live in a city in the US, where you don't really drive.

I live in Scotland, and I use my vehicle for work. I don't think I've done less than 100 miles any time I've put the keys in the ignition in years, and quite often I fill the tank a couple of times a day (dual-fuel LPG and petrol) or just burn the dirty stuff.

I don't really "get" what Teslas are for. I don't need something that can accelerate to 60mph faster than if it had been thrown off a cliff - I can't imagine why you'd ever need to accelerate to 60mph flat out - and I don't really have a use for something that'll get me to work and then need charged for three days. Also given that with the cost of electricity and the cost of propane the way it is, it's actually cheaper to drive a V8 Range Rover than a Telsa, I'm just not convinced.
the article doesn't seem attribute the desire to be alone to anything, other than saying that it got a lot more common during the pandemic, but I can say why I prefer to be alone: no judgement, no one makes fun of me, no one takes advantage of me, and no one steals from me.

the one and only bad thing for me is that being lonely sucks. I am not lonely, but I probably will be in a decade's time. being alone adds up over time.

there is no such thing as a "friend." there are only people who will pretend to be a partner or friend in order to make it easier for them to steal from you unnoticed.

people are a toxin and a terrible species of creature.
There is absolutely no problem with spending time alone, I believe more people should move towards a place where being alone isn't anxiety inducing(easier said than done). Taking a walk alone(no headphones, just your thoughts), spending a couple hours reading a book, going to a restaurant and having a meal by yourself, working on a passion project...these things can be really liberating!

Instead our collective alone time is spent with faces stuck in phones and short form media content, as we constantly compare our lives to whatever the latest celebrity is doing, slowly numbing ourself to our own potential and uniqueness.
Presumably https://www.tesd.net/cms/lib/PA01001259/Centricity/Domain/11...
Wilson was also very racist:

>...While Wilson's tenure is often noted for progressive achievement, his time in office was one of unprecedented regression in regard to racial equality.[1] He removed most federal officeholders who were African Americans, his administration imposed segregation policies, and instituted a policy requiring a photo for federal job applicants.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodrow_Wilson_and_race
> It'll be useable for passive and biometric sensing applications, including but not limited to passive localization and identification of people without phones.

What? How? Why are all these tinfoil hat conspiracies turning into reality ... like your TV or alarm clock spying on you.
For us plebs that don't fluently read phonetics, can you spell it with equivalent sounds from English?
Acceleration != speed.

Acceleration increases the degree of control you have over your vehicle. That control could be the difference between life and death in an emergency. For example if you see a car driving towards you from the side (e.g. they're running a red light), increased acceleration could allow you to get out of the way in time.

More conventionally, increased acceleration allows you to complete an overtaking manoeuvre in a reduced time. Reduced overtaking distance is fairly universally regarded as also reducing the risk of an accident.
The big images (the image GitHub actually use) seems to be outdated for about 5 months.

Any chance for rebasing it to upsteam?
One's direct and one's second-order indirect. It'd be like the bash shell saying you can't do something as sudo because a config file you edited last year overrules it.

Democracy is root.
I'm not sure I'd call 85miles extreme distance. It's very low compared to modern EVs.

I'd say this Citroen is totally targeting me. My need is less than 20 miles a day, and I'm saying I'd be nervous about how little buffer that battery would give me.

My point really was 46 miles range is too low, even for low usage. In poor conditions with heating, etc, if the range halves that doesn't leave any spare. Unlike an ICE you can't just run it close the bottom of the tank because charging takes time, and has limited locations.
It seems like some product of how quickly and loudly people are talking, and how many people are talking at once. Maybe call it the “heat” or “wattage” of the conversation.
Pidgin : https://pidgin.im/

Pidgin (formerly named Gaim) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidgin_(software)
I stand by my criticism of your post.
My old Citroën AX weighed about 650kg. I used to park it in spaces about 6" longer than the car by getting the nose in as close to the kerb as I could, leaving it out of gear, and then getting out, picking it up by the back bumper like a big wheelbarrow, and bouncing it sideways into the space.
I participated in technical due diligence for a purchase order of huawei tech back in 2011 (was lte back then). Their tech was good but there is no way in hell there isn’t some kind of trick how cheap they were compared to the europeans (there were no americans at that point since motorola was kaput). Like it was basically free. There needs to be some kind of regulation when techniques like that are being played whether it’s security or just economic concerns
The primary thing is who is at home with the kids, chores can be split in a more balanced way.
Any model, prompts, etc you recommend?

I even tried to use DreamBooth to train on my own inputs and the results are not really usable, and that was with SD1.4 and AnythingV3 as base models.
This already happens with public utilities and whatnot.

I own a number of acres with a public walking trail through part of it. I don’t particularly like having random people being able to walk though my property, but honestly it’s such a minor inconvenience. And people use it much less than you’d think, especially in sparsely populated places like Wyoming.
> what's a crime and what's valid is a democratic question fundamentally, and is and should be mutable

Sure, and the question of the legality of a given action can also be on the ballot. Implying that someone who wins an election should automatically get out of jail is nonsense. One of the pillars of the bureaucratic rule of law is making it so that no individual has autocratic power. We already have too much of powerful politicians and other agents of the state being effectively above the law.
Put another way- it was speech telling people to break the law.
Companies try to control the narrative just like any one person tries to control the narrative in their lives, i.e. everyone does this. This whole argument makes no sense.
> It doesn't even have anti-lock brakes

It doesn't go fast enough for them to work.
Meta offers their own...it's not hidden.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/facebook-pixel-hel...

But this doesn't cover server-side data transfer. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/conversio...
Url https://beta.reactjs.org/
>Start a blog!

but do not expect someone to read it! because with GTP-3 automated content creation I'm increasingly less interested in everything which will be or is already heavily affected by it i.e. News articles, blogs and new books...
FTX gave more to Republicans than Dems.

> More consequentially, Emmer was the head of the National Republican Congressional Committee, the campaign arm for House Republicans, this year. The NRCC’s associated super PAC, the Congressional Leadership Fund, received $2.75 million from FTX in the 2022 cycle; $2 million from Salame in late September, and $750,000 from the company’s political action committee.

> That money helped House Republicans win the majority in 2022. Though FTX has been portrayed as a Democratic firm, thanks to the high profile of former co-CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, the company sprinkled around campaign donations fairly evenly, with a shade over 50 percent going directly to congressional Republicans and a shade under 50 percent to Democrats this cycle.
Posts like this making it to the front page are why holidays are my favorite time to read HN
These companies are famous for price dumping as well. This ban is a good thing
can you post a picture of the page ? I'm curious now
Why do you anticipate you will be lonely in a decade's time(but not currently)? And do you think you are a toxin based on your observation of the general species?
Ironic given it’s from 1995. I assume the WaPo article imagines that was a golden age
I think it’s a snippet of JavaScript code and not an “img” tag, despite the name.
That is not a good world view. I imagine you've been through a lot to get to the point where you feel like that. Have you tried finding a friend group that has a mutual hobby to bond over?
You can use "/linux/ubuntu/runner" images https://github.com/catthehacker/docker_images

Seems like the documentation is a little bit hard to find.
It's because that first invocation of sort is sorting the entire input (413MB), not just the unique words (less than a MB). The sort is probably O(NlogN), but that's a big N. Counting by inserting into a hash table is much faster, at O(N).
> Europe profited, households and industry had real savings (...)

But you see, this is part of my disappointment with European decision makers. Yeah, great, Europe "profited" in a financial and standards of living sense. But what these people seem to miss (but the Americans and Russians know very well) is that there's a harder tier of power above finance, which is military power. Sure, it's great having good GDP, but if your neighbor has more tanks and resents you because 50% of their population wants to be you[1] then your savings and finance don't matter much. Unless big brother America comes to the rescue, as they're doing, at which point parent's comment has a lot of truth in it...

[1] 50% is made up, but it's a lot.
>> The UK is only a monarchy at the ceremonial level.

This is a common claim, but I can't say that I agree. The House of Lords holds real power, as does the king in his role as head of state. The UK is not an absolute monarchy by any means, but the king is far more than just a figurehead [1].

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/feb/07/how-archaic-...
The last chemistry to use rare earths at scale was NiMH, the "M"(metal) being Lanthanum - also used in catalysts in the oil industry.

Li-ion batteries generally don't contain rare earths.
I am not laid off but interviewing since I don’t like my current job. Seems to be tons of jobs still if you are L6+. Below that it gets harder.
I had the same question some time ago. The Wikipedia page is, as always, quite interesting. Although I think the tl;dr is "the name's so old, no one really knows". But the theory is:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isle_of_Man#Name

"The name is probably cognate with the Welsh name of the island of Anglesey, Ynys Môn, usually derived from a Celtic word for 'mountain' (reflected in Welsh mynydd, Breton menez, and Scottish Gaelic monadh), from a Proto-Celtic *moniyos."
> On the how to avoid section: Isn't running comments through a randomised translator a few times then back considered a countermeasure also?

Yes.

> This may be out of line but isn't pg on here with a different username, Levenschtein distance of one that's not included? Or is that just a very motivated 13yo account who writes a lot of admin-esque comments.

What other pg account are you referring to? I want to see it so I can see what my algorithm missed.

> Also think it's probably poor form to list users as examples without their permission.

You're right. I'll remove that - I just wanted some examples especially for people on phones who don't feel like typing. Thanks for the feedback.
Counterpoint: I am a filthy casual and won't buy a computer just to run Redox, but I will try it out on a computer I own or in a VM just to kick the tires.
It's not protected speech to tell people to break the law. He didn't go to prison for his beliefs, he went to prison for telling people to break the law.
Interesting. The highest non-me account is under 0.4 on my page. I do not believe that I have such a unique writing style - especially since half my posting is on mobile and therefore possibly slightly different than my desktop posts.
A few thoughts:

1. The internet means we have many forms of entertainment available without needing to go anywhere.

2. Many of those are social activities, even though we are physically alone. This is completely different from being totally isolated (as implied by the article).

3. The declining economic situation affects the ability of people to pursue leisure activities that would involve actually going somewhere that we might meet up with others.

I believe that within a few years, comfortable AR and VR goggles and glasses will come out, and they will pick up mass adoption. This will lead to a huge increase in social activities, and they will be almost equivalent to truly being in person, especially once eye-tracking becomes popular. Virtual environments and AR teleportation using things like neural radiance fields will be quite realistic.
What does this even mean? If I break up all of the data on the internet up into pieces, wouldn't every chunk be a duplicate of another chunk if we exploded the samples into small enough pieces?

Did anyone else not click the link tho?
That was just an example. In general, the Swedish drugstore will have 5-10 options, whereas the Canadian equivalent will have dozens.
The "problem" is that they've aligned themselves with an unfashionable outgroup.

Reason need not apply in this case, they have committed the unforgivable sin of shining a light on the absurd excesses of the far left.

In trendy circles this is only allowed to be done to the far right.
I think graduate students are aspiring members of the petit bourgeoise, and typically are going to come from such families anyway, and shouldn’t dilute real workers’ movements with their quite distinct interests.
It's the American dream. Always has been.
My first language was C++ (a very C-like flavor of it) and I really appreciated it later on. A compiler isn't complicated setup (in fact in many cases it's easier than managing Python/JS dependencies).

I really believe in giving people who are learning more credit that they can actually learn instead of trying to dumb things down for them. And I don't mean that JavaScript or Python are dumbed down, I think they're fine first languages too; my point is about generally trusting beginners to learn things instead of unnecessarily simplifying stuff.
My uninformed speculation is that Zell wasn't affected because it's first-party (run by the banks themselves) and not affected by a reporting requirement for third-party payment processors. It's probably not much more than a front-end for ACH.
It would be nice to make the names clickable.

I don't think the list of pg alternate account is accurate. I checked a few. They have many oneliners that is typical of pg, but the topics and style don't look similar.

I searched a few more and got better results. :)

I searched myself (that I know that I have no alternate accounts). I recognize a few users that are interested in similar topics, and I discuss/upvote them many times. But I didn't recognize most of the user of the list.
It looks like you're sorting the whole file, while python implementation sorts only unique values.
Hell is other people, heh? You're being downvoted for what I think is an obvious reason, but seeing as your comment says what it does, maybe you are not aware.

You cannot love without risking a heartbreak, and you cannot experience friendship without risking a betrayal or a slow drift apart. But a friendship or a love do not have to be defined by the fact that they end, or how they end, and instead appreciated by the good moments they provide you. Your life will also end, and it is not a waste because of that, it is still worth living, so I'd encourage you to be more trustworthy and enjoy the ride a bit more.
I make new accounts every so often and the accounts of mine that it found have a score of around 0.3. I'm not actively trying to defeat stylometry but it's possible I just have a particularly unremarkable writing style.
unfortunately, humans are a social species and the toll of being alone adds up over time. I try to avoid people so that I don't darken their day and they don't darken mine. I consider staying away from others a very small gift to them.

people are mean, selfish assholes and are by default competitive and adversarial, by nature.

we are a doomed species, and are unworthy of existence, in my opinion.
So what actions do you propose to reverse it?
Well done, it found my ancient old account.
The point is a centralized equivalent of bitcoin could run on a raspberry pi. Heck a proof of stake bitcoin could run on a raspberry pi. It’s a ridiculous system even Hal Finney thought was unsustainable 10 years ago.

Value judgement aside the question was “is it carbon neutral” and the answer is a resounding no.
>The Dems say there is election fraud if Reps win

Source?
Amusingly can't run it on the author since not enough comments
I don’t know about the musk comment but they had one of the worst takes of the pandemic a few months ago about return to office, that seemed to include made up gen Z personas, like Jessica the 25 year old software engineer, who loves feeling the heat of her coworker’s bodies.

https://t.co/43ZfP61HYC
In fact, hunting rights (leased or as land owner) supersedes the "freedom to roam" rights. So a hunting party is fully within their rights to ask you to leave.
If I see any runaway slaves coming through I'll be sure not to tell my neighbors we should try and hide them.
Emacs (and SLIME) do it automatically. I have some very, very light customization to change indentation for a couple cases (aligning keyword arguments, indenting MAKE-INSTANCE, etc).
Nice. Just out of curiosity are you taking any countermeasures or varying your writing style across accounts in any way?
While I agree china share some blame, and Cisco is a terrible company...

One can not overlook what "Big Tech" has done to silo the internet too. In the 90's AOL dreamed to become what Google, and the other "Big Tech" have created.

Sure anyone can create a site and put it on the internet... But can it be discovered? Can it be found? Not with out the blessing and boosting of Big Tech, gone are the days of truly organic growth

as the old saying goes, if a tree falls in the forest but no one is there to see it..... well if a website goes live on the internet but no can find it is it really there?
Are you speculating that based on familiarity with her work or general principles about how things may work? Given what you say about the timeline being strange, and how that seems to be what motivates this speculation, I suspect maybe you haven't had a great deal of exposure to her, and so this conversation about her views on space travel might give you a skewed impression of how important to her space travel was? And therefore, how likely she'd be to make profound compromises for those views?
My nearest match is only at 0.406. It'd be interesting to see who the most unique commenters are, but it's also quite possible it wouldn't be flattering.
Remind HN: Heroku will delete all free dbs and shut down all free dynos Monday
For other HN'ers out there who have personal projects on Heroku and might've forgotten (like I did), this weekend is the last chance to get data out of Heroku (or upgrade to paid plans) before it deletes databases/Redis and shuts down free dynos on Monday.

> What products are impacted by the removal of free plans?

>

> `free` dynos, `hobby-dev` Heroku Postgres, and `hobby-dev` Heroku Data for Redis plans.

>

> What happens if I take no action on my free apps or databases or do not upgrade to a paid plan?

>

> If you take no action by November 28, 2022:

>

> - `free` dynos will be converted to `eco` dynos scaled down to 0. You must subscribe to the Eco dyno hours plan or upgrade to another paid plan before you can scale them up again. Any Scheduler jobs that used free dynos will fail until they are reconfigured to use another dyno type.

> - For non-Enterprise users, `hobby-dev` databases will be deleted in accordance with the Heroku Documentation starting November 28, 2022.

> - For Enterprise users, `hobby-dev` databases that belong to an Enterprise Account or Team will be converted to `mini`. There will be no immediate change in cost to your Heroku Enterprise invoices if an app is upgraded from a free tier resource to a paid tier resource. Any changes to Heroku Enterprise pricing would require a contract update to take effect. If you have any concerns about your contract pricing, contact your account executive.

> - `hobby-dev` databases that belong to personal accounts will be deleted, and `free dynos` will be converted to `eco` dynos scaled down to 0, even if that user also belongs to an Enterprise Team. These users must upgrade to paid resources before November 28, 2022.

ref: https://help.heroku.com/RSBRUH58/removal-of-heroku-free-product-plans-faq

I'm personally moving my projects to a self-hosted dokku cluster, but I've heard good things about fly and render too.
Funniest reply I read in a while
One can only hope Charles disbands parliament and puts it to the test. For once I hope the fear mongers at the Guardian are right, but I suspect that I am, sadly.
Weechat[0], previously Irssi

[0] https://weechat.org/
Wow... how !
The only significant advantage compared to LFP appears to be the price.

However the price advantage is more than enough. After a short googling, it appears that I could buy right now a battery large enough to supply the energy for one day for my house (5 kWh), either as sodium-ion for $650 or as lithium-iron phosphate for $5000 (with very similar specifications for endurance and size).

The former I could buy at any time, for the latter I would have to save money for some months to be able to afford it. That is a large enough advantage.
NASA Worldview Ukraine (November 25)
Cache invalidation is one of the hardest problems in computer science
I'm philosophizing above my pay grade, probably, but winning a majority of votes seems to me like the *opposite* of "autocratic power".

If anything, to me, "convicted criminal winning an election by majority vote" strongly pattern-matches "effective check against autocracy". Again: look at what the OP is, what fact patterns we're discussing in this thread!
Not great. I have been to last rounds with several large companies and then just get ghosted. Honestly have been interviewing for like 9 months (7 months before getting laid off)
I'm fairly sure she was an anarchist, but not positive. This is a principle in anarchist thought.

If not, she would certainly sympathize with anarchism, based on her views I do know, which is why I qualified it as "more likely" rather than being certain.
For the longest time companies could simply not operate in China at all other than through some majority Chinese joint-venture.
Well I must be stereotypical myself because it found me at 0.8 !
There are a lot of things wrong with this article, but I don’t think a failure to engage with actually-global markets is one of them. They cover Hong Kong separately from China; they cover Indonesia; they even cover Singapore.

The set of countries covered here is basically “the set of countries most manufacturing bigcorps care about expanding into by partnering with local manufacturing partners.” The only ones missing re: modern sensibilities would be Vietnam and Mexico.
it is an accurate world view, in my experience. friends and partners are in no way worth it. I lose every time and the pain is too much.

how everyone does it is unknown to me. life isn't just hell, it's torture. noting gained and constant emotional pain.
I don't know what point you are trying to make.