skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Primary source: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/6359557/979/united-stat... (maybe the URL could be changed to this?)

Schulte's lawyer then filed this response to the court: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/6359557/980/united-stat...

> Immediately upon receiving the Court’s Order and the two letters sent to the Court by Mr. Schulte, I
tried to contact the BOP. I telephoned the legal department. No one answered the phone. There is
no voicemail option available, and I could not leave a message. I emailed legal and got no reply. I
emailed the BOP group email asking for a response and for an emergency legal call. I received no
response. I repeated the entire procedure again this morning – and was told by the person who
answered the MDC phone that no one in legal answers the phone and no voice mail is available. The
person declined to give me her name.

> In its email this morning, the government informed that it had emailed the BOP, attached the
Court’s Order and Mr. Schulte’s letter, and had received a response from the BOP. I asked the
government for a copy of those emails and also asked that they copy Mr. Schulte’s counsel on future
emails between the BOP and the government about our client’s medical issues. The request, I made
clear, was limited to being copied on emails regarding Mr. Schulte’s health and the BOP’s response
to the medical issues. The government refused to do so. I note that defense counsel copies the
government and BOP on our emails on medical issues because doing so helps protect Mr. Schulte’s
health and safety.
Twitter staff cut after Sat deadline because they didn't check email on weekend
That might be true for most instances of "you", but if you are Elon Musk, people will find your phone number in the telephone book anyway.
Maybe one day, they'll have capsule not to return to earth, but just hang out in orbit to dock with the Chinese station to use as a life boat.
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On the contrary, the accusation is warrranted. Domain names are printed on billboards, in newspapers, shown in TV ads and a myriad other examples outside the programming domain. I have not heard anyone from a non-English speaking country argue your viewpoint.
If it is in real time then presumably yes. Perhaps with exceptions for previously announced or expected attendance at certain public events like award shows and the like.
Stupid move. No wonder gas prices are up. Also, increases our dependency on not-so-conscious banks, which will always be there, lending money at a higher interest rate because they know others will not lend.
That kind of dismissive gatekeeping seems pretty strange. When people are trying to reach some target audience, they typically need to go where the audience is.
Concordia Venus is an all time favorite here. I love it's balance between deck-building and worker placement mechanisms.

Just discovered Hansa Teutonica last week and it looks very interesting although the first game was frustrating as there is a lot to learn.
you don't need compaction to reuse heap-allocated memory either

wasted memory due to heap fragmentation is very similar to wasted memory due to slack space in fixed-size structure fields
Maybe you mean the club mate drink popular in the hacker community? (Incidentally it displaced jolt cola in that role)
Microsoft loss billions on the original Xbox especially with the ring of death recalls
NASA ISS – Mission Controllers Assess Soyuz Coolant Leak : https://blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2022/12/15/mission-contr...
> This huge investment seems like a bit of a leap of faith considering the company doesn’t have regulatory approval to produce and sell cultivated meat anywhere

Does this happen more often? There are so many challenges for this technology and almost nobody has ever tasted it, and here we go building a huge factory.

I really love the idea, but I'm still pretty sceptic (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28621288) about it being realistic. Sometimes I feel most of these companies are just there to burn venture capital and make bold promises, and there are _many_ of them.

I'll believe it after I tried it for a reasonable price.
I wouldn't rule it out. They seem to be increasingly amenable to ergonomic changes that are less coupled to what JS would do in my impression.
Yeah long time ago I noticed that if some concept/class can have more than 1 instance (i.e. it's not a singleton), eventually you will have to convert APIs to use arrays anyway, for optimization purposes, when the complexity of your app increases. So now, when designing public APIs, I prefer, for example, methods like ListObjects(spec) instead of FindObject(spec). FindObject is then a simple wrapper around ListObjects for the cases when we know it will return only one object, just for convenience (which can be implemented by the client, without adding it to the public API).
Theoretically - this script doesn't actually impact your ad rev; in fact you'd be more likely to have longer listener time, given the listener isn't switching it off or to a different frequency when the ad roll hits. So, more ads overall.

Unless you get paid per decibel.
“Cut off” not “cut”. HN title is misleading.
You might be right, but have you seen this: https://old.reddit.com/r/electricvehicles/comments/z9b1rq/wa...

This level of sophistication makes me think it will not "frequently deadlock".
This spent thirty seconds with a spinning loading icon, switched my graphics card to the discrete graphics card, and then Firefox hard crashed to desktop. I think I prefer the 2003-era designs.
Ah, 'we' as in me and the people I work with in my day job.
There is an allegory in eastern religions about our inner world. When you anger the high priest of selfish ambition, your ambition, he locks you up in a dungeon, isolated from all human contact; the dungeon is located right next to the priest's room and right in front of the shrine of madness. That is the nature of this priest's cruelty. CIA was apparently inspired by this story.
When you say "not free speech," what do you mean? It's not, at least in a general sense, illegal (in the United States).
NASA ISS – Mission Controllers Assess Soyuz Coolant Leak
Yeah, if I had to rank the scenarios in order of likelihood:

1. Lew made a statistically awful call and got lucky

2. (yawning chasm of implausibility)

3. A rough tie between

3a. Lew made an extremely shrewd read and figured out the exact one hand Adelstein could have that she was ahead of and called on that basis

and

3b. Lew could cheat, and chose to do so in the one spot that gave her very little additional equity and immediately exposed the cheat at the same time
Fastify is excellent. I wish these new full stack frameworks were closer to that.
> "just do yourself a favor and get the 4 layers boards so you can make ground and power planes"

In general, you should avoid power planes on 4 layer boards if you can. They tend to cause a lot of trouble with return currents when signals jump from the top layer to the bottom layer through a via. Prefer using ground planes for both inner layers and make sure you have ground return vias near every signal via.

https://youtu.be/kdCJxdR7L_I goes into more detail.
this is a random note since I know OP didn't mention RSI, but since you did, I will mention: gotta watch out for putting too much pressure on your elbows with armrests and such. I found this can cause trouble with your pinky finger (sometimes called ulnar tunnel, which is fairly different from carpal tunnel). a post I wrote https://cmdcolin.github.io/posts/2022-07-08-pinky

i've not yet started my ergonomic gadgets journey but just being aware of the elbow->hand connection has helped me
If you’re bad enough to cheat like that, you’re not good enough to avoid a pattern of suspicious behavior.
> What if the de facto language of computing was Mandarin instead?

Mandarin isn't "widely" spoken. It's spoken by a large number of people, almost all of which reside in a single country. This makes it utterly useless as an international standard.

And the Chinese writing system would have been far too complicated to become the foundation of computing. We're talking a couple dozen characters vs. tens of thousands. Only recently did it even become possible to accurately represent the whole gamut of Chinese writing using digital systems.
If you call an "all in", you will have to beat the hand of your opponent. So the fact that she had a TERRIBLE hand is definitely relevant here. No sane person, let alone a PRO player, would call an all in with such an horrible hand as she had, since even if he was bluffing, a simple 22 pair would beat her nothing hand. She was cheating 100%, the fact that she returned the money and didn't call the theft of another 15k, from the guy that probably was her accomplice, is just the icing on the cake, it's the "ok whatever you guys want, just leave me alone and let's not talk about it anymore".
Huh.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Gandhi
What happens if you type slower?

Not a flippant question. I’m the same age and interested in your experience.
I have a dream that all post like this start with an extensive paragraph one the most simple but fundamental question of “Why?”

I know it’s mostly for fun and to tinker around with tech and just having cracked the problem, but mostly there is more to it and for me the most interesting part of such projects.
Cheaper: Questionable, unless the customer is unemployed. Tickets are practically always heavily subsidized, the taxpayers pay that bill. Maybe there is a city in the world where this isn't the case but I've never heard of it.

As far as convenience goes self-driving cars should be extremely convenient once we have them, no? I agree with you that public transport makes sense in very densely populated cities but most places in the world are actually wasting money on lots of public infrastructure that makes little rational sense, simply because it's a popular demand.
I'm in my 40s and I've noticed a similar thing. I've touch typed since I was a teen. My advice is to make note of which words you mistype, then plug them into a flash card system where you can type the answer out (Anki can be used in this way). Practice re-typing the mistyped words and things will (hopefully) improve. Another thing you can do is typing exercises. I find keyzen great for this: https://wwwtyro.github.io/keyzen/

Doing that once in a while made typing easier, and it also improved my pinky usage (I tended to avoid using them). Aside from that, I think it's just part of getting older. It's not you, it's just part of life.

If you use Windows, you can quickly erase a word when typing with Ctrl+Backspace. That can save a lot of time when correcting errors.

Best of luck! :-)
@sweeney_legal_team ^
So posting where it was yesterday would not violate the guidelines, assuming Elon, excuse the typo, I mean: someone, doesn't stay in the airport the whole day.
> I have not heard anyone from a non-English speaking country argue your viewpoint.

Well, now you have. I'm not a native English speaker and I'm not from a country where English has any official status.
I hope those who are against eating meat enjoy this enough to allow we meat eaters enjoy our meat in peace
I don't see it: it's all exactly the same.

If your performance goal is not achievable in time required for live processing (whatever you decide that to be), you just relegate to a background job and then it's the same as any other batch job.

Sure, this is a slight complexity on top, but it's such a common and well known pattern that it doesn't really add any practical complexity after you do it once.

It's a fallacy to think that it's any different.
This appears to be incorrect. It isn’t known if a bad case of the flu gives you permanent brain damage.

https://www.jneurosci.org/content/38/12/3060
I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone claim that Ben Thompson had an MS bias.
I want to ask GPT to explain how GPT works using a simple metaphor and common language without computer science or AI field terms, where simplicity is more important than correctness.

Unfortunately, it would probably make up something extremely plausible sounding and very wrong.
> Or was the key step towards it?

Sure. But watching a bird fly is a key step towards making a 747 too.

The energy that came out of the fusion reaction was more than the energy in the laser beam that ignited it. But the energy that went into the laser was about 100 times more than the energy that came out, so we've gone from -99.5% efficiency to -98.5% or something like that. Is that a key step? I suppose. Is it major progress? Maybe. Does it get us substantially closer to practical fusion? No. Not by a long shot.
This is making me think about Obama's 'we tortured some folks,' and I fear that this is used as a warning/deterrent wherein the message is clear for what awaits Assange if he is extradited.
Thanks!! There's loads of fun to be had with this, but it's genuinely useful too lol.
> nobody is advocating for "There is a <slur> walking on so and so street right now" tweets.

A few months ago Elon was. Remember when everything that isn't illegal was going to be allowed on Twitter?
I see people reacting left and right saying "yeah, but the lasers used 300MJ" like a gotcha.

At the press conference, they were pretty clear about what they achieved. They stated multiple times that it was the laser energy in, and not the wall plug energy. Also they also said that the lasers weren't designed to be efficient in the first place, because they want to maximize scientific output. And they were pretty clear that there are many many steps required until we have fusion energy.

It is a significant milestone, and people are trying to downplay that by stating fusion will never be feasible anyways, and this is why we shouldn't be excited.
It is not just to support the DOM it is also frameworks like JQuery, React, Vue etc.

For example the 'options' parameter is a common pattern where an object with a set of properties are provided to override a some default behavior. So you need to define a Foo type with a set of properties, and then you need to define a type which is like Foo except all properties are optional.

Some frameworks implement their own flavor of inheritance e.g. through mixins. The type of an object with mixins is not just the sum of all properties, you might also have one property overriding a property of a different type in base mixin, so you are adding and removing properties. You need a really powerful type system to be able to represent this.
yes, because elon musk is incapable of lying, and has never been known to manipulate. /s
"HCL is currently using the Clear-Com FreeSpeak II system, which runs on the 1.8Ghz and 2.4GHz frequency bands. The current system is vulnerable to eavesdropping with specialized equipment such as a Software Defined Radio (SDR) or specialized parts that are not easily found anymore or needs to be built from scratch. A potential attacker would have to have advanced knowledge of radio and engineering to craft or program a device capable of eavesdropping."

Face, meet palm
Us vegans get a lot more heat from meat eaters than the other way around. And I mean both social heat and environmental heat.
> Wouldn't you just revert to your original ICAO when doing international trips?

The FAA site made it seem like changing the codes was a non-trivial “process” that wouldn’t want to do regularly. You’d have to reprogram the transponder back to your canonical code, because other countries don’t have access to the private PIA conversion lookup tables. The private ICAO numbers might also conflict with other countries “number space”.

Maybe this is an easy thing, but most changes in aviation don’t seem “quick”.
Interesting.

I have always desired to have browser extensions kinds of functionality for the mobile apps.

Wonder why this practice is not more popular
Don't eat farmed meat either then. There's plenty of evidence against it. No need for unknowns.
I've been following this case and I'm definitely on the no-cheating side, but it should be mentioned that what made this case weird and polarizing was that the employee of the production team was caught stealing $15k of her chips on the same day. So, you had two big coincidences, a possibility of somebody on the inside being crooked, the player returning the money, and this somewhat understandably caused a lot of conspiracy theories to emerge. It also emerged (noted in the report) that the production booth had live access to hole cards.

Also, note that shoving != calling, so it was definitely an unusual hand. And poker players are very wary of cheating - there was a famous case of Mike Postle in livestreamed games.
In my experience it does become harder to type on staggered keyboards unless you're continuing to do it regularly. You may need to relearn to do that. Same deal with continuing QWERTY usage.

VIA is proprietary and not really an official QMK thing (QMK is free software). There is also Vial[0] which is free software if you want a GUI, and the QMK configurator[1] web app (but this lacks some features like enabling mouse keys or NKRO).

Lastly I want to add that Workman[2] may be preferable to Colemak Mod-DH. Rather than an attempt to fix major issues in Colemak like Mod-DH, it's a whole new layout that avoided the issues from the start. I have also heard from some that it had ortholinear and columnar stagger boards in mind with its design.

I type on a Pinky4[3] keyboard that I assembled from a kit. More keys than your keyboard, but a similar idea. I was coming from a 60% and wanted a similar amount of keys. I've been quite happy with it.

[0] https://get.vial.today/

[1] https://config.qmk.fm/#/

[2] https://workmanlayout.org/

[3] https://github.com/tamanishi/Pinky4
Genetic outlier? The guy literally took many completely untrained random people from diversity many times, applied his methods, and shown people have similar effects. Not to mention all the science-backed experiments around the method.

Wim Hof is exactly opposite of pseudoscience: someone who is collaborating with scientists and doctors to show that he's not special and anyone can do the same.
Let's say all the charges on that page are true, and on the other side, take even half the allegations in his letter seriously...still, why are we treating a prisoner like this? Is it helping something?
Thanks for the kind words…it’s a true labor of love

Also no hard feelings…I agree that we are early and that there is still a lot of work ahead of us.

Schematic UX hasn’t gotten as much love as it needs because there was so much other stuff to figure out first…we just needed something that worked in the very early days

And now we get to come back to it and make things like wiring truly great
Depends on how important animal suffering is vs eating pleasure to you, but you could considered curbing your cravings and just not eating it.
>Knowing the location of your plane is theoretical harm.

It's not even theoretical harm. It's not harm.

You are not entitled to privacy when owning and operating a jet in public airspace.
I mostly don't eat based on nutrients, but on the flavour and textures I enjoy. Which includes meat.
Sure, I agree that far fewer people would want to use Mandarin as a lingua franca compared to English, but that's not really a computing-specific thing but more a reflection of its cultural dominance in general.

That said, technology follows the needs of people, not the other way round. If we were living in a parallel reality where Mandarin had the cultural cachet of English, I'm positive we would have immediately subjugated computers to deal with Chinese characters ;-)
The scare quotes are linkbait; the article says the progress is noteworthy. We've changed the title to reflect what the article actually says.

Don't forget that headline writers for media publications typically don't write nor (one imagines) read the articles.
> Many people have been trying to get the point across that legal, unlimited free speech can put people in harm's way.

It would appear, based on empirical evidence, that in practice everyone agrees with this point. That may count as mission success for those many people.

Was free speech absolutism ever something Musk put on the table? The issue that Musk is addressing is Twitter's systemic suppression of right-wing political speech.
I haven't been sick for 4 years. But I'm feeling the cold more these days than when I was in my 20s. I figure it's getting older, and being less active. I'm going to the gym regularly, and doing regular meditation and energy work. I'm a lot more conscious of my diet than I was when younger, which helps me a lot. I daily eat vegetables, which helps so much. And I minimize with aim to avoid almost all "processed" food, or food with preservatives, pesticides, etc. Eat a lot of home cooking, which is great.

Sometimes I have cravings for crazy stuff like McDonalds, and I just honor it. Nicotine, caffeine and alcohol are not healthy in general and not for me so I minimize them and plan to cut all eventually. I occasionally (fortnightly?) take vitamins and minerals as tablets. I occasionally take a variety of pharmaceuticals or ayurvedic or Chinese medicines that I have found work for me, and there are some things simple well tolerated things I take almost daily. I also am conscious of and tend to my microbiome. Also, when I feel some nasal blockage or possible infection, I'll flush my sinuses with salt water and add a bit of iodine solution. Sometimes I'll gargle iodine as well. I try to stay relaxed as much as possible and try not to let things stress me out. I try to communicate well, assert myself and do what matters to me.

I recently bought an air purifier for home, and I find it really matters a lot. Also I keep the house clean of dust etc. I sleep well, and my gut is regular. I brush my teeth 1 - 3 times a week, and floss 1 - 2 times a week. I have zero fillings. I feel I'm blessed with good health, which is awesome. I wasn't always so healthy. For the first 3 decades of my life I was sick a lot more regularly, like a normal person level.

I drink lots of water, more than most people. Recently I bought a copper jug and sometimes I leave water in the jug then pass it through a Brita filter. Other times I just boil the tap water, then Brita filter it. I love water. I rarely use products on my skin and hair and I try to avoid things with fragrances. Some of the Kiehl's stuff I like tho.
After the William Peter Blatty lawsuit, in which the NYTimes admitted that its best-selling numbers are "editorial" in nature, i.e., made up, I don't know why anyone pays attention to the list at all.

The list is fiction.

Interestingly enough, the lawsuit wasn't mentioned in the article.

https://www.kallistipublishing.com/the-truth-about-the-new-y...
eat animals after they die of natural causes
Is the spoilation of evidence not evidence of the original issue itself in civil cases?
It’s not speculation because so much is known about the physics and elements involved. With fusion you want lighter particles which tend to be less radioactive, rather than heavy uranium etc particles for fission.

See https://www.iaea.org/bulletin/safety-in-fusion for more details
He is 50 years old.
Spin up your own Mastodon instance and you'll have your own part of a social network that you have control over.
I think that for most people calling for FB to be held responsible, removing the algorithm would not change their opinion.
Both the meat-centered diet crowd and the vegan crowd seem to be about equally awful about being judgy about what other people eat. I eat a semi vegetarian diet. I'm not a vegetarian but some of my meals are. Both camps seem equally happy to give me hell.

I try to hope that most aren't really like that and, like with homeless people, we just seem to notice and remember the worst representatives of such groups because the rest are so quiet as to go unnoticed.
LTT isn’t terrible, but Jay Foreman is more likely in my experience.

He makes his own (creative) original content for his sponsorships.
I mean this as criticism; if this is an act, why not put on a better show? It seems clear that he’s just a normal, flawed human.