skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
maybe you should spend your time writing software that teaches the beginners how to read schematics, thus enabling them to make progress toward their presumed goal of understanding and designing circuits, instead of giving them additional handicaps to overcome, such as having to use a user interface that is as confusing as a breadboard (if not more so, if the comments indicating that the pin-1 indicators are missing from the simulated chips are correct; in my browser the app wouldn't even load)

or at least software that gives you an error message when it fails instead of a blank white page
I see no practical issue with "Hey Siri" triggering Google Assistant for users who configure it to do so.
On a related note, I would pay good money for "Crafting Interpreters Part II: Implementing Debuggers and Adding Visual Studio Code support for your language".
It's one of my favorite board games, probably for the same reason you hate it. What's the reason to play a board game? To give a bunch of people sitting around a table something to do while having a drink and a chat. Bird game is great for that; it's got stuff to talk about and to think about, but it doesn't swallow up the whole conversation like Pandemic would.

The compelling reason to rack up points, if you're playing seriously, is to see if your engine works --- just like Race For The Galaxy, or games like that.
He spread his reach too far and now he's neither a Lib hero (electric cars) nor a Plub here (being rich). And since he's a professional troll, it's really easy to not like him. Not sure he meant for it to go this way. He didn't even want to buy Twitter. That was probably the most epic Rick Roll backfire ever.
Archived: https://archive.vn/JjOpK
> to delay news of certain travel

That does not sound unreasonable to me at all. In other words, the idea that some posts might warrant a delay for a range of issues or to allow for investigation. That, to me, again, sounds very sensible.

In the case of the travel plans of certain high-profile people, you know, with so many crazy folks out there, yes, sure, give the news enough of a delay so the person can safely get to their destination. The world doesn't need to know when Elon, Messi, Buttigieg, Oprah or David Letterman in real time unless they choose to disclose details.
These are repeated so often it's mind-boggling. Somehow we're supposed to believe that 1) The team before did nothing, and 2) That the new team, which is not team at all and possibly doesn't even exist, IS doing something? How do either of those make sense? But it's acceptable to so many people because pedophilia is the new Satanic Panic.
Bill Burr has a funny bit about Steve being a marketer, not an inventor or engineer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew6fv9UUlQ8). I can't say I've seen Musk take credit for Tesla work any more than Steve did for Apple's, let alone greedily.

Don't discount the impact of the opioid crisis with more than a million dead (https://www.npr.org/2021/12/30/1069062738/more-than-a-millio...) -- those pharmacies did the math and decided double-digit billions was cheaper than a trial -- but I do see what you mean about the personal connection. What I'm wrapping my head around is I don't see anyone (not that that means they don't exist) saying their cousin died from opioid overdose so they're never shopping at CVS again, you know? The venn diagram of people who own an iphone and people who think sweatshops are evil is basically a circle, but Musk tweets something moronic about Fauci and everyone loses their shit.
I thought I was familiar with the APIs in the article, but I didn't know that! Thanks, going to check it out.
Yeah I thought that many of the last few releases were security fixes more than anything.
Is that you Scott Forstall?
There are thankfully a ton of people working in AI. People will create free versions.
He should be fully aware of the Streisand Effect at a minimum anyway.
also if your oscillator's q is high it can take a terribly long time in simulation to start oscillating
This. Given the moves are public elsewhere the shadow banning would leak more info!
We had them in the Midwest US. And the learner vehicles have an extra break pedal for the instructor.

Which is good because a student in my group nearly killed us trying to merge into a semi.
The link between his kid being stalked - assuming it even happened - and deleting the account as well as his previous statements on the subject simply do not add up. This could have happened at any point prior to him taking over Twitter, but it didn't and now, magically, within 48 hours of the discussion around blocking the account blowing up there is the silver bullet. I'll read the police report if and when it becomes public (again, assuming there is one, which presumably there should be).

Edit: an upthread comment states that the owner of the elonjet account says that the account has not tweeted since Dec. 12th so that the two can't possibly be connected.
Someone just today was complaining that css doesn’t have contains. Something as simple as that makes jquery useful. It’s also not a huge library and extremely powerful. It gets a bad rap.
His son X got threatened. Someone blocked the car and jumped on the hood. That's why they made this rule so suddenly.
All billionaires should be tracked 100% of the time.
Interesting - this is how we teach arithmetic to children. There's a certain amount of rote learning to get started (as, despite their amazing ability to learn language, they generally do not reliably pick up the basics of arithmetic from what they hear other people saying), and then we move on to exercises constructed from more-or-less plausible real-world examples. We certainly do not start with the axioms of number theory.
Since we have full visibility into the pipeline our (Juice labs) Weissman scores are off the charts!
I believe “lil X” is referring to his son, X.
I'm pretty sure this is the entire reason Elon bought Twitter.
the HVAC people call this Swing but Ecobee calls it 'threshold' and you can have as little as 0.5F of it. It's gonna cause more wear on the equipment though, and you gotta keep in mind that furnaces will ignore the thermo until a cooloff period has elapsed anyways.
Not to mention a common malware vector
The solution is pretty obvious. Has no one ever seen a bank robbery movie?

He just needs 3, or 4 or 5, more jets. Each flies off in a different direction.
Aircraft are not citizens.
It's definitely hard to figure out the logic where it's OK to ban someone for posting plane data because it might be misused for dangerous while it's bad evil censorship to ban the President while he's actively trying to overturn the results of a lawful election.
I wasn't aware of that as a core goal. Do you have a reference where it's stated?

I also don't see why WASM wouldn't be a good fit for that
Part of why he's now hated by a lot of people is that he's saying things like "free speech" rather than "ban all T Man all places!" It's oddly connected. I'm sure Kanye will show up in this battle of the moneymen at some point.
Indeed I gave Twitter a second chance because of this and this
makes it doubly hard to defend. I already cared little about defending the cult of personality thing.
Chinese Researchers Make Strides Toward Large-Scale Quantum Networks
Just don't want you to be too discouraged by the HN pile on. A lot of this is stuff to think about (and I'm sure you're doing just that!). But really, creating a new system like this is a massive achievement, and you should be proud of what you've done.
Selection bias perhaps? Fanboys are most likely to upload, and not talk up the disengagements--even if caught on camera.
More importantly if there’s a power that can check it, then that power is the unchecked one.
More like Elon "Free Speech Absolutist" Musk once again banning speech that makes him feel bad.
Hey I am a engineer working in this space. To me I think there are a few factors -

1) I think the whole metaverse thing grew way beyond what Meta/Mark Zuck initially thought (said this in a recent verge interview). Also people seem to think that the intention is that ar/VR will replace real life, when that isn't the goal. The goal is to replace current time spent on Facebook/Snapchat/TikTok/etc

2) kids definitely love VR. I think us old farts don't seem to realize that.

3) the biggest point to me is this - do we really think that the current way we interact with computers is not going to change in the next 10-20 years? Using little glass rectangles? AR is the real prize - it will really add interesting new capabilities

What people don't seem to get is that everyone is still feeling out the tech. Mixed reality is only just getting started, AR is still very immature.
Just because information is publicly available doesn’t mean it’s not doxxing. It’s the act itself. Otherwise every accusation of doxxing could be denied with a single level of indirection.
jQuery is awesome, use it in most of my projects. Its easy to read.
Ahh interesting. I played Wingspan before it came out and thought it was pretty good and talked about it. Then I got it and played it a few times and it hit me how uninteractive and solo focused the game is and I just got bored. You can't plan a strategy and instead have to just get random stuff. That also means it's terrible to try to counter your opponents strategies because you can't predict what they're going for. Agricola is the gold standard for me. You're focusing on your own goals but it's very important to see what your opponents want too. Wingspan is like playing darts. It basically doesn't matter if you even have an opponent. Yawn.
His son is named X?? Isn't that the name of his first company that he abandoned? X.com . Man this story's boring. I hope Lil Nas X's jet is ok.
Page Visibility API is used in tools like react query, where it will show the page with the existing cached data, but refetch in the background upon a page visibility event. It feels natural for some apps to have this update-on-focus behavior, and it's nicer than polling with set interval.

Intl API is great, but I feel it's somewhat hamstrung because Node doesn't have matching APIs.
Sure!

WeLM[0] by WeChat has a demo[1] online. GLM-130B[2] is probably the most impressive. Huggingface has a demo[3] for them but it's kind of broken unless you tune it.

[0]https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.10372
[1]https://welm.weixin.qq.com/docs/playground/
[2]http://keg.cs.tsinghua.edu.cn/glm-130b/posts/glm-130b/
[3]https://huggingface.co/spaces/THUDM/GLM-130B
That's not what GP is talking about, though. I like the new .NET minimal APIs, but what GP is talking about is the frontend/backend _integration_ with a framework like Next.js.

Next isn't really like Angular in that you don't need an API layer (though you can have one if needed). It's more like ASP.NET Core MVC.

The difference is the frontend code is truly integrated with the backend. It all lives in the same project. It's just React components. You can render them statically on the server at build time, per request at runtime, or on the client. And you can mix and match. Next only ships the client the JavaScript it needs.

You don't need an API unless you want SPA parts of the app. Where you do want that, it's simple to implement, because you're already in JavaScript and all your other code plays nicely with it. It's a really nice way to organize and consolidate the different pieces of web dev IMO.
I was very excited about lisp and "live" environments... I spent a while playing with various lisps, specially Clojure and ClojureScript.

I still had to restart the REPLs from time to time! I came to the conclusion I enjoy more a language with near 0 startup time as opposed to live environments. Extremely loose typing is not a good compromise for me... but I also came to dislike the "straight jacket" of extremely strict types systems (like Haskell's and friends!).

I think these days Golang is a good compromise between practicality and safety. It's fast, cross platform, it now supports generics (since 1.18) and it is overall OK to work with. I feel it falls in an OK sweetspot of features.
It seemed simpler
That link you mentioned stated that certain planes (including business jets) do not have ADS-B or are not visible on FlightRadar24. Thought that was interesting.
The model doesn't need all the knowledge encoded in its weights, just the ability to look things up effectively. I believe this will be available to the general public sooner rather than later.
The required knowledge is around entity recognition, with "Obama" referring to the 44th POTUS, and not somebody else who happens to have the same surname (and there are multiple of them actually, at least 4 given his family).
This would win the Nobel Prize if true
In general I'm an Elon fan but it's funny watching him kinda learn why things are the way they are.

He supported it in theory until he learned that it could affect not just him but his family.
You're overthinking the situation here.

We're talking about a job where you attend a machine, feed it things and push 3 buttons. We're talking about picking orders. Here's the order. Collect it. And do this for 8 hours per day.

I started doing simple jobs at the age of 11. Here's a car. Wash it. Here's bricks, bring them to the brick laying guy. I think I would have understood those concepts at the age of 6.

There's no unclarity about expectations. A job surely is not some alien concept where at the age of 18 the very idea of work is unheard of?

It's not a skill issue, it's work ethic, and behavior. You're paid to work, not to be on your phone.
So you wouldn't mind your car being tracked and publicly broadcast?

It is just an automobile after all, and vehicles aren't citizens...

Cue fallback argument.

EDIT: added clarification to distinguish between Tweeting coordinates and Onstar services.
I hope you're not thinking about Tesla? This long predates Tesla.
Artists Are Revolting Against AI Art on ArtStation
I've had a lot of fun with Betrayal. It's got a really great cheesy theme. Huge glaring issue though is that the first half of the game is completely pointless and there are no decisions to make.
Accidental implementation of an interface is a footgun at best. These are contracts that should be explicit and deliberate. “Write” doesn’t always mean “I/O,” for example, but if you have data for which “Write” is a perfectly reasonable method name and isn’t I/O you’re inviting eventual disaster by implementing a method with the same signature as oi.Write.
If you want to fly around in a jet, you have to follow the rules for jets.

The idea that posting publicly available information to Twitter transforms it is silly.
The break even point might be near, currently every mirror is controlled by an open loop controller of some sophistocation to point exactly right relative to the sun, time of day and tower.

But the CSIRO has a system where a camera looks at the mirrors from the tower and estimates quite well the mirror angle from the shade of blue reflected.

This makes it closed loop control, one sensor for many mirrors and simple actuation like lead screw with raise/lower controls possible.
Exactly! Allow idealized networks, but also insert reasonably sized/modeled parasitics to be inserted so you can see why your beautiful plan isn't really.

That's not just capacitances! At speed the resistance of a long trace or the inductance to a neighbor are big deals. Meanwhile the internal PCB planes of Power/Gnd are necessary low impedance bypass that no packaged cap could provide.
arguments for a separate class of citizens with special speech restrictions in order to aid them is some oligarch simpery non-pareil
I have 3 teslas but never got FSD on any of them.

They are mostly for gullible people who want to pay for fairy dust. "There's a sucker born every minute."

Let it be ready, then I will see reviews and only then will I pay a bit to get it.
I was trying to rig a feedback loop between a lamp and a photoresistor but it isn't working. Do you know if the photoresistor actually reads in light generated by other circuit components, or is it just supposed to simulate a variable resistor responding to light from outside the circuit?
Finally... I have had to use Chrome in my classroom because of the ease with which MIDI works. This is great!
Now Yoel and Fauci need to do the same to him. If he can win so can they.

Just bog him down in legal stuff like this and Tesla will throw him out since he is a liability.

He is too stupid to have learned anything from this though.
> If you can’t survive as a business without causing punishing suffering to your workers, you don’t have a right to exist as a business.

Typically if you cause punishing suffering to your workers, they'll quit.

The problem here is the unions have structural incentives to negotiate for unusual things (e.g. seniority rules, pensions) when in most open markets workers will prefer higher pay to any of that.

But then the company's incentive is to get people to quit before they're eligible for what the union demanded, which is an extremely perverse incentive. Meanwhile the worker's incentive is to not quit before they're eligible, even when it sucks.
No filters you say? That sounds terrible. Could you provide a link so that I can definitely avoid it.
Read your own source. Because, by your logic, SBF being a con artist means that all programmers are con artists.

30% These convictions aren't the result of people talking to the police and then getting screwed over. The overwhelming majority of them are the result of cross-racial witness identifications.

To put it bluntly: most wrongful convictions are due to racism on the part of prosecution witnesses.
To large extent, doxxing is providing public information in a venue it usually wouldn't be shown in, and where people with bad intentions who otherwise wouldn't think to look for that information will see it.

It's drawing attention to obscure public information, and most things that involve politeness do run on security by obscurity.
Have a look at MythTV - it works really well, though doesn't use ML as much as a combination of signals the often occur when an ad starts (e.g. blank frame, watermark disappears, jump in volume).
This would be great for web apps like photopea!
I don't think banning of real time broadcasting private peoples' location and travel is all that bad. And if applied consistently regardless of political ideology of the broadcaster and the target, really isn't the death blow to free speech on the platform that people are trying to make out it is.

It's not quite the anything-that-is-not-illegal that Musk was blathering about (although it's possible it could run afoul of stalking laws in some countries/jurisdictions), but it's really nothing compared with the politically motivated and government involved censorship and banning that had been going on there.
Aircraft are all publicly tracked. All this account did was create a bot to take the info from the FAA site and post it to Twitter.
> "He's putting Yoel's life in danger and he knows it," tweeted Alejandra Caraballo, an instructor at Harvard Law School.

This is rather hypocritical of Caraballo, who was called out just a couple of days ago while a witness in a House hearing for his own inciteful tweets, such as this one attacking Supreme Court Justices: "It is our civic duty to accost them every time they are in public."

Perhaps he should take his own advice.
If only we could get native side tabs, like all other sane browsers have.
There are several reasons why:

1. Hypocrisy. He publicly promised not to take it down and then done it in secret.

2. Twitter first shadow-banned account and only after being caught actually blocked it completely.

3. TOS been changed only after account was banned.

4. Supposedly their rules apply retroactively for prior posts.

5. Bot creator account was also banned so it was personal and not because TOS.

6. Most ADS-B tracking accounts were banned including those tracking government flights and not individuals.

PS: I dont have anything against "Elon Musk private person", but I were using Twitter for a long time so I share my thougths about his decision.
What? Elon hasn’t facilitated stalking Fauci.
Paging Ms. Streisand.

Ms. Barbra Streisand, on the white courtesy phone...
Completely ignoring the brokenness that is HOAs, it makes logical sense to have hyper-local taxes for infrastructure in places which vary in population density: dense neighborhoods will have lower per capita infrastructure maintainance costs, and it would be regressive to burden them with the costs of the (likely richer) sprawl.
Much information about a person is publicly available, that doesn't mean it's not doxxing when you gather it and broadcast it.

Whether you are finding someone's email, or real name, or jet location, or home address, and then announce it, you are doxxing them.
Good job Elon you just Warrant Canary'd ElonJet for them.
For some use cases we're already at parity - YMMV.
> I feel like they’re just using fingerprinting as an excuse to not implement functionality that people want.

Do you actually believe this? Do you not default to more practical explinations like, maybe they don't consider it worthwhile to support because of engineering cost vs people that actually use it?

For example, I'd say 9/10 people I know who aren't tech literate have no idea the Health app exists on their iPhone. This includes people with Apple watches. Similarly it should be obvious that basically nobody ever knew about or used that one feature you liked.
Related thread on the parents: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33915097

A few commenters were pretty gullible; they couldn’t imagine people lying about why they quit their jobs.
Hey remember the last time Musk used a claim about one of his kids to justify an action that against was what he previously said would be his policy? What was that, a week ago?
Add an “icon view with thumbnails” mode (like Nautilus) finally closed
Did anyone use it with Rails and Hotwire?
That was a rhetorical question?
presumably melony already knew that because ngspice is mostly licensed under a 3-clause bsd license which says

> Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

unless you're violating the ngspice license? or the documentation and/or other materials are just hard to find?

parts of ngspice are also licensed under gplv2, cc-by-sa-4.0, lgpl-2.1+, or gpl2+, but maybe you aren't using those parts
Yes two weeks ago nobody had acted on the tracking info and attacked a car with Musk’s child in it.

But two weeks ago ‘abusive’ tracking using public info was still against the ToS.

Now the policy is clearer.
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Right, neither. You’ve got the party that regards your average rail worker as a “deplorable” and then you’ve got the one that regards them as chumps they can use to get into a position to pass another corporate tax cut.
I would argue that someone without a driving license will drive more carefully not to gez caught. Also suspended license doesn't make you forget the rules.
I could see being an Elon fan ~5 years ago, pre-pedo guy, and before it became clear that all of his promises are lies. Why now?
Two temperate Earth-mass planets orbiting the nearby star GJ1002
The new rule seems to have serious implications for journalism on Twitter. Often a news story states or implies the present location of a person (and not just at public events).
There are laws against stalking and harassment.
I subscribe (i.e. pay a yearly fee) to a local community radio station (which has an amazing range of music, and is 80% of my music intake). I generally like the announcers, and the sponsorship announcements are often things I'm interested in. But sometimes I just want music (like when I'm exercising). So there's a use case for you.
"this is fine"
Novation has a pretty impressive web midi implementation used for managing the configuration on some of their controllers and synths. nice to see that becoming a thing outside chrome