skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The difference is you are walking / sitting when using your iPhone with the touchscreen.

Trying to find out what mode to be in to turn up the heat when going 70mph is a recipe for disaster no matter how much money they pour into it.
“I’m assembling a crew for one last job”
I don’t understand why a registrar would want to eat these costs at all. Just use a third party for currency conversions at the customers expense. If you’re big enough to do it yourself, you should do it as well as financial companies. Being a consenting victim of currency arbitrage is weird.
Why the caution?
It might be SOT-MRAM over STT-MRAM. I'm of the impression that SOT-MRAM doesn't have the slow write problem.
Best haircut I ever got was by and Indian gentleman in the Dominican Republic. He was so intensely focused he never said a word.
Ah. I really have no interest in those accounts so I can't speak to them.
My attacks on you are consequence culture. Your attacks on me are stochastic terrorism.

Me suppressing my personal information is protecting my physical safety. You suppressing your personal information is an unacceptable breach of free expression.

Me revealing your personal information is transparency in the public interest. You revealing my personal information is doxxing and puts my life in danger.

@pmarca
> speech that may be harmful to tens of thousands of already marginalized people

What this means in practice is "speech that powerful, privileged, unaccountable people, who think they are worthy of controlling the thoughts of everyone else, deem to be 'harmful', based on their vague feelings and biases."
Did Tom Brady actually receive the payment?
Because we're all just extras in Elon's life story. Why should he care when the token black guy gets eaten by a shark?
I mean isn't that accurate? The same could be said for the moon landing. We knew all the requisite physics by the 1900. The rest was engineering. No one said that engineering was the easy part.
Since the government action here enforces a specific deal to be "made", it could've prevented the strike and followed some of the demands and added sickdays though?
Those cell sizes are theoretical anyway. They do exist, but on sample chips optimized for SRAM. If you design a chip and select an IP macro for SRAM the density you actually get may be 3x or larger per bit. This is due to compromises on the process the rest of the chip goes through, the need for row and column periphery, ECC, and ports. One advantage the Z-cache has at AMD is the cache chip appears to be optimized for SRAM. It has 2x the capacity of the cache on the CPU chip even though it directly matches the overall cache outline on the base.

The main problem with scaling is that SRAM found an optimal layout in FinFET with no significant wiring issues. While scaling from 7nm on down none of the tricks that benefit logic density - fewer lines, reduced gaps, contacts over active gate - SRAM does not need them. It was already optimal. The only thing it benefits from is honestly finer features, which is happening only slowly.

The next major jump expected is CFET where going vertical is matched by a new optimal pattern that takes advantage if the N and P being above each other. That is generally expected for N2/20A processes.
I answered why fusion would change the work in ways different to how fission changed the world.

> Look. I understand there are problems with fission reactors. They remain the only feasible way to generate nuclear power in the next 60-100 years at scale. Yes there are downsides and risks. However there’s one big upside vs fusion: it exists.

If you re-read the original comment, it supposed that fusion exists. You can't criticize something in development for not existing and use that as a point against why it won't be beneficial. That's circular reasoning.

> The advantages of fusion are safety, nuclear waste management, theoretical proliferation concerns.

Yeah, just nuclear waste management. No big deal.

> They remain the only feasible way to generate nuclear power in the next 60-100 years at scale.

You absolutely cannot predict with that level of certainty over 100 year time scales. You severely underestimate how much we can achieve over timescales as long as that.
You can read the policy. This example is in fact an actionable offense if they decide they want to enforce it.
My first impulse is refute the text of the article, since I disagree with a lot of what's stated... that's not interesting to anybody else, and I'm probably not the target audience anyway.

So who is the target audience?
This has to be one of the most insightful sentences I've ever read.
He absolutely is adding to that CO2 burden because he has been coopted by United to "sell" the idea of frequent flying. Not that his own flying causes it, but the associated hoo-hah which surrounds his status emphatically does. (the article quotes him as saying something akin to "don't blame me")

Air miles induced climate change isn't a big bugbear of mine. I can't be oppositional given I fly for work as well, and have status privileges.
There are two sides to every coin.
I am not taking a stance but lately I have notice more and more how regarding a few matters that I used to think were black and white, there are good arguments on both sides.

Deciding on one vs another often comes to what is perceived the most pressing matter at the moment. The long term consequences are often not taken enough into consideration.
Nude pictures of Hunter Biden? Critical free speech.

Publicly available location of Musk's private plane? Serious threat to human safety.
I think because appearances matter. Not only does he want to enforce his will, he wants to do it in such a way that he comes off looking good.
If it's based on frequency of training data, the ex-president will have far more hits in the training corpus.

Now, on less talked about topics it doesn't sound any different than what happens with people

Q "How old is Tim?"

A "Which Tim are you talking about, you didn't give me crap to work with?"
MRAM is faster than DRAM. It can do more than that. It has a real chance of filling the gap between SRAM and DRAM, possible replacing SRAM where density is needed.
Here's an example reference from September this year that provides more nuance beyond an obtuse rebuttal: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2022/09/11/united...

As with all things, perception based on locale is crucial in understanding others when they speak about crime they've either witnessed or perceive as being a problem. Is human feces on public walkways a problem for everyone? It's not in Tampa, but it might be for someone in San Fransisco [1] so to dismiss it with national data on the distinct lack of poop on sidewalks is rather obtuse, lacks and ignores nuance.

[1] https://wmmr.com/2019/04/17/someone-made-an-interactive-san-...
An interesting read, and I agree that most of the things on this list are a decent alternative to calling the cops. I think that there also needs to be a heuristic for when one should call the cops, though (because I don't believe, as an anarchist might, that state law enforcement is an inherently illegitimate thing to have, just because I don't like the American version).

Here are some times when I would call the cops via 911 (e. g., come quickly, be prepared for something dangerous to happen):

* A mugging, assault, or fight in progress.

* A person brandishing a weapon - a knife or firearm, for instance.

* Someone driving erratically (eg swerving, veering into incoming traffic) or hyper-aggressively (see above)

* A break-in or property theft where a person is inside/nearby/would be at risk if seen

Basically, any time there is an obvious, emergent, physical threat to myself or someone else for which reciprocal violence might be a necessary and valid response.

For everything else, there are these resources, or the non-emergency number. Police are much less likely to respond in a hyper-aggressive way if you do not present the situation as an emergency.
Step 1. Google “elon musk tail number”

Step 2. Copy one of the tail numbers from the first result: “N628TS, N272BG, N502SX”

Step 3. Paste one of the tail numbers into any one of the flight tracker apps.

If your stalkers can’t even figure that out, you don’t have to worry about them. Otherwise… it’ll take them an extra 45 seconds compared to finding the ElonJet twitter account.

Edit: for bonus points Google “site:faa.gov elon musk registration”. First result is N628TS: https://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/Search/NNumberResul...
There's no lack of times where somebody called the police, and the police stopped by and shot the caller.

Either/or, you can become a statistic
You might have to write an extension for that!
Report: Apple plans to support sideloading and third-party app stores by 2024
it is if you're on a computer you can't install things on
Also, see:

> Inside ‘TALON,’ the Nationwide Network of AI-Enabled Surveillance Cameras

> Hundreds of pages of emails obtained by Motherboard show how little-known company Flock has expanded from surveilling individual neighborhoods into a network of smart cameras that spans the United States.

03 March 2021

https://www.vice.com/en/article/bvx4bq/talon-flock-safety-ca...
The data is public, the bot is just scraping https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a835af
Most Waldorf synthesizers are updated just by sending MIDI sysex to them. The same goes for nearly all DSI/Sequential machines, as well as M-Audio and Novation, among many other manufacturers.
Yes, he's not about to fly commercial first class like one of the poors. He just has a better sense of opsec than Elon Musk, and a desire to stay out of the spotlight.
Is it not possible to forecast temperature changes rather than installing a bunch of extra sensors? If the device knows its location and has an internet connection, it can examine the day's weather forecast, know where the sun will shine, and know how cloudy it will be.
The data is already public. The bot was scraping from: https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a835af
There's still plenty to criticize in the gov.uk web design, and I have. That allows me to say amongst other things, one thing you cannot criticize is their reaction: I got a response, it was timely and it valued my input according to its utility, and I felt respected as a user. They didn't over commit to adopting anything I proposed either so there's no false hope here.

(I complained about the difficulty finding and understanding overseas payment methods for UK citizens entitled to make national insurance contributions while not working in the UK, towards the UK state pension)

Many people misunderstand the use of colour in material design. What is a "clickable" is often unclear. I think in the gov.uk space its always reasonably clear what is, and is not a clickable element, and what is stylistic markup only.
No lack of times, but drastically different odds. What's possible is not the same as what's sometimes probable, and it's definitely not the same as what's very probable.

So this do/don't call cops dichotomy is not reliable. It's pointless to argue over it & new ideas are needed.
The height of the base of the bed, the height of the sides of the bed, and the lengths of beds are becoming more for show than for practical usage.
Some of these IEEE headlines are getting pretty, reactionary? Contrarian? I don't know the right word but they seem designed in ways I wouldn't expect from the org.
The problem is when what is "most pressing" seems to be entirely dependent on how it personally affects the wealthiest man in the country.
People who want to avoid involving the police (since many US police departments are shoot-first-ask-questions-later) but still want to improve public safety.
Rawanda requires 50% of elected representatives to be female.

In practice, it lets the ruling party keep power. Winning and election against them isn’t enough- you have to win with at least 50% female candidates.
No, of course he does not and this comment is against the guidelines of HN.
"Hey Elon Let Me Help You Speed Run The Content Moderation Learning Curve" (November 2nd)

https://www.techdirt.com/2022/11/02/hey-elon-let-me-help-you...
First of all: Men can be victims of violent domestic incidents. Don't use "woman and children" here.

However, I think you're right, in the circumstance where domestic abuse is ongoing in the moment. If there is physical violence happening, the police need to be called.

If this is more of a "when he gets home he'll be so mad" situation, I think other resources are probably a good first step. Then a police report will need to be filed so a restraining order, etc., can be pursued.
That's why the premise of this article is ridiculous.
That paint looks radioactive to me.

https://theaviationist.com/special-reports/radioactive-mater...
I'm looking at the frontend source code, and the Svelte components look almost the same as VueJS single file components using the composition API. Can someone who has used both comment on both their pros/cons?
alternate source : https://archive.vn/YJi5b
The selling is probably more about dumping overvalued stock on bag holders than it is propping up Twitter.
If the filesystem can't allow parts to be in different encodings then it can't ever possibly work right. With current filesystems at least I can do "ls ~/chinese-files; LANG=ja_JP.SJIS ls ~/japanese-files". Which is not a great way of working, but it's better than a utf8only filesystem where it's physically impossible to make even that much work.
Because it was Sunday morning in Old Town Scottsdale and there weren't any pedestrians around.
I was going to say "legal or PR reasons" but was too lazy to type it out.
It’s better than democracy. Anyone can influence the direction of the network. The best ideas win (if you want to be pedantic call it a meritocracy). The status quo is a bunch of bankers, behind closed doors, determining your fate. I’m frankly horrified that you think that’s a just system.
most of the APIs listed there are already gated behind an explicit per-site opt-in in the browsers that implement them, and at least some in the spec defining them

i don't understand how this is a fingerprinting risk either, and i'm pretty sure i'm not missing anything.
Yes, thanks, I'm aware, and I'm saying that an anti-SLAPP statue is insufficient here. Might the process be shorter? Yes. Might Musk have to pay attorney's fees? Yes. Is that enough to render Musk's threats harmless? No. Is it enough to dissuade Musk? Also no.

Getting sued by Musk will hopefully be a less giant pain in the ass than without an anti-SLAPP statue. But it still could be quite painful. And just the threat of the lawsuit is pain on its own and may have a chilling effect on both the target and others.
This seems like a "two evils" situation, not a "this one is obviously worse" situation. Trying only to provide help as a community might not be enough, but calling the cops might result in collateral arrest/injury/death. It requires good judgement.
You know how modern 3D printers and CNC machines use "G-code" instructions to specify their movement? I learned this tidbit literally yesterday:

The first implementation of a numerical control programming language was developed at the MIT Servomechanisms Laboratory in the late 1950s... The main standardized version used in the United States was settled by the Electronic Industries Alliance in the early 1960s. A final revision was approved in February 1980 as RS-274-D.

So yeah. Remember what Gibson said about the future...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-code
This bit of advice is awful. If the person is in a relationship with an abuser, especially a weapon toting one, there is nothing stopping that person from coming to my house and harming me and them.
Sulfur dioxide has a cooling effect. So keep doing that, I guess.
IMO (as a left-leaning person politically) choosing not to call the cops is generally going to increase your danger level. It's a decision you make if you want to protect other people, because calling the cops to protect yourself or your own property rights might result in an innocent person getting injured or worse.

I've called the cops before when my judgment call was that someone was in serious danger and they were the correct people to resolve it, but my bar for that is much higher than some other people I know. If I see someone looking 'suspicious' I generally mind my own business or might settle for talking to building security (not carrying guns around eager to use them) or something like that instead.

This does mean that, for example, when someone tried the (locked) door on my apartment (running up and down the hallways looking for an unlocked door), I didn't call 911. I called building security instead, even though that event did make me feel unsafe.
There's not been a police shooting in my city for many years, and I suspect it's similar in many other small cities in the USA.

Are we talking about people in neighborhoods patrolled by officers of a different race?

Are we talking about people who are or have been engaged in prohibited activity?

Are we talking about big strong men who don't fear violence against themselves because they don't feel they're a target?

Where's the nuance?
Fingerprinting of WebMIDI devices is already happening in the wild. It was discovered because Firefox prompted for WebMIDI access on some random e-commerce websites, whereas Chrome silently allowed websites to access MIDI devices.

https://twitter.com/denschub/status/1582730985778556931
To use more extensions on Android, install Firefox Beta and follow this tutorial: https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extensio... (the title says Nightly but it works on Beta too now).
Vehicles currently docked at the ISS:

CRS-26 Cargo Dragon
Crew-5 Dragon
Cygnus-18
Progress 81
Progress 82
Soyuz MS-22

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/visiting-vehicle-launches-arriv...
Hope one day we have the ability to run these things on our own computers with 0 restrictions.
On chrome at least, you can go setup custom search engines, so for example instead of ‘go/‘, you would type ‘go<TAB>query’, and then you can configure that to open whichever fully qualifies uri you want.
Wait till you end up on a fever swamp project involving templated HTML generation. Or even a fever swamp project involving jQuery.
Point 12 says you can support someone who is being abused by watching their children. I wonder how one brings this up. "Hey, are you going to be abused later? Need me to do some babysitting while that's happening?"

I'm also reminded of the somewhat anarchist protest in Seattle called CHAZ or CHOP. They had nightly shootings and multiple people killed. CHAZ guards shot and killed a black teen who hadn't done anything and was just joyriding through the area at night.
> Street art is beautiful! Don’t report graffiti and other street artists. If you see work that includes fascistic or hate speech, paint over it yourself or with friends.

Uhhhh this sounds like terrible advice. If someone is vandalizing my property, it's well within my rights to call the cops or deal with the criminals myself.

Street art can be beautiful, but it can also be ugly or unwanted.
You're still making a bet here that the abuser will be the statistic and not you. There are plenty of examples where the police don't protect the abuse victim. I agree that you shouldn't just sit back and do nothing, but it is a FACT that domestic violence situations can escalate in a horrible way when people show up with a gun.

If they sent community resource officers (not pointing pistols/rifles at people) around that would be a nice option to de-escalate but most departments I know of don't do that.
Evince on Linux is by far the best program I've found for reading large PDFs. It's worth the trouble to setup a VM or WSL just to run Evince if you're not natively on Linux.
Hopefully so. All I see here is increased attack surfaces for malware. I like the fact that Apple must sign everything running on my phone. I don't want everyone's security thrown away in the name of some idealized perfectly competitive market.

The App Store Guidelines really have two separate groups of restrictions: platform security/privacy, verses use cases/content that Apple doesn't want to be commercially associated with.

My "perfect world" would be Apple retaining strong security/privacy/integrity related controls (on a non-discriminatory basis) at the platform level, potentially through something that looks like the existing Apple Developer Program, while allowing for third party distribution, marketing, and retail. Ideally Apple's own user facing apps would be meeting the same platform level controls as third-party apps.
I get that - but note that I was responding to someone claiming that crime is “exploding” in a pretty general sense, which it just isn’t.

If someone is being materially impacted by some crime local to them then it’s not unreasonable to advocate for change to mitigate it.

I’d suggest that mitigating crimes like people pooping on sidewalks (or whatever) would better be done through means other than overt video surveillance (to take it back to the OP a bit) and rather that maybe overall things might improve through policies designed to ameliorate the societal conditions that lead to people being in a situation where they end up pooping in the sidewalk (or whatever) in the first place.
As I understand it they demonstrated a net gain relative to the energy output by the laser, but not relative to the energy put into the laser. 1% is correct for the actual efficiency given the cost to generate the laser.

(Yes, that distinction does seem important and wasn't brought out by the news reports.)
One square inch of your skin has a couple inches of flesh behind it making heat.

One square inch of sun has billions of inches of hydrogen behind it making heat.
And a huge waste of $400,000.
People have been working on inertial fusion energy for decades, and not simply because they like playing with stadium-sized, $5-billion-dollar laser facilities. Internet commenters who multiply two numbers to calculate a laser efficiency and then think they're smarter than thousands of people who have dedicated decades of their lives to this effort - should reconsider their perspective.

The physics of thermonuclear burn is well-understood from nuclear weapons experiments.

The yield from burning DT fuel in an ICF target is just as nonlinear as striking a match. If you've never seen a matchbox before, you might watch someone fruitlessly swiping the match on the side of the box with no discernible result. One, twice, three times. Maybe at some point you see a spark, but clearly the spark is insufficient to do anything with. You might start laughing, and exclaim "Why do you keep doing the same thing, clearly nothing is going to happen! Why are you wasting your energy?" But as everyone knows - eventually the match will strike and burst into flame.
Was at FB for many years, and I so miss this, getting an fburl from almost anywhere I am and quickly being able to send that over to someone.
Now whenever I try to share some link (eg a Datadog dashboard link), I have to send over humongous urls over slack / wherever.
That's motte and bailey on "harmful". Nobody is banning people for saying Musk is a moron, nobody is advocating for "There is a <slur> walking on so and so street right now" tweets. Criticizing people vs revealing their precise current location to everyone on Internet are very different things.
I fear I must tell you you didn't make a difference and it's still up to policymakers (and people who elect them) to enact necessary changes to reduce carbon emissions.
One single car leaves the entire airport? Stalker must have paid someone for the plate number.