skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In fact, we're pretty sure that they don't "start from nothing." E.g., https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Language_Instinct
https://www.matrox.com/sites/default/files/millenium-g450-us...

page 47:

Maximum display resolution
Aspect ratio Main display *† Secondary display †
4:3/5:4 (traditional) 2048 × 1536 1600 × 1200
the alternative they chose was to permanently waste memory on fixed-size struct fields, so i guess it was actually an option

malloc on the pdp-11 never compacted of course

the filesystem supported 14 characters for the basename, but evidently we're talking about code with a 14-character limit on the pathname, not the basename
> Anything in the Orion to deal with the latter for the not rad hard humans?

Well, GCR's (Galactic Cosmic Rays) will go through just-about anything. I think I remember an experiment that measured penetration in water to over half a mile (800 meters). As such, all you can do is manage exposure...you are not going to stop them. On the moon one of the ideas is to pile-up regolith (moon dirt) to create better protection. Without that you would need to transport more material out there than might be possible.

I am not aware of what long-term plans might look like today. I guess is that the ideal habitat will likely take the form of repurposing the rocket to become living quarters and bury it under as much regolith as it might be able to support. Of course, that implies suitable construction equipment to be available. I doubt astronauts are going to shovel the stuff at that scale.

In terms of electronics, you try to keep things powered down to the extent possible. Circuits can self-destruct very quickly if powered-up. An unpowered circuit is less likely to suffer the same kind of damage.

Beyond that, critical systems are typically designed to a fault-tolerance (FT) level. A single fault tolerant system can have one failure and still operate within mission parameters. You could have 2FT systems that will run after two failure. Because mass is important in going to space, FT doesn't necessarily fully duplicate a system (for example, triplicate copies of a system to be able to survive two failures). These days deeper analysis is possible and enhanced fault tolerance can be applied to selected functional units. At the end of the day, the most important thing is to test, test, test.

NASA has a lot of publicly-available resources about this and more. Chapter 3 of this one has an overview of protection from space radiation:

https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/sf_radi...
The only think crypto solves is "shady money" in some form or another (money laundering, drug sales, bribing and corruption, pump and dump schemes).

So yes, in this sense, FTX is the perfect poster child.
Yeah, I noticed lately this past year I've been seeing a lot more of non-Tesla EVs in my area (which is probably the ideal target demographic for Telsa and other EV makers). Especially Ford Mach-Es, VW ID4s, and now that new Polestar. Seems to be a ton of options whereas a few years ago there weren't really any good alternatives to Tesla.

That said Telsa is still probably the most common vehicle on the roads here, but not quite as dominant as a few years ago.
>>> The original Dazzle camouflage was effective against human eyes too

> I'm referring more to the jackets with the dark IR spots.

Can your cite your source? Googling for "cvdazzle jacket" turns up nothing. "Dazzle jacket" just turns up a bunch of fashion stuff.

Plus, nothing I've seen from the article -- including the dark IR spots jacket -- is that difficult to identify as a human, so the bar doesn't seem that high.
What things would you look at?

Manager to IC ratio is one thing, what else?

Also, what is a good manager to IC ratio for you?
"My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci"

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1601894132573605888?
I was diagnosed with it, but have found it almost impossible to get treatment for it in my province so it's still a huge daily struggle that never really lets up.

It's really, really frustrating knowing help exists but I can't get it, be it therapy or medication. It actually makes me angry, I read stories of people whose lives have gotten so much better, but around every corner all I find are brick walls.
We don’t really get swayed by the drama one way or another but so far the affordable Teslas have been too small to replace a Ford Escape for our family. Looking forward to the future of EVs.
So this is not in regards to art, but instead with regards to building software. In my 40s I feel like my brain is finally working. Things which seemed extremely difficult a few years, I can now build with clarity and simplicity. People and political issues which seemed so difficult are now child's play. Consequently, the type of opportunities I am getting are very different from before, and much more interesting.

What have I lost - outside of my most favorite areas, my taste for theoretical CS which previously drove is completely gone. I'm now looking for work that is it's own reward.
People make assumptions about new policy based on their experience or knowledge on previous policy.

This tool could be lifesaving. This tool could also be for oppression. It's valid to question the potentially harmful uses of any medical tool and the policy that surrounds them (see opioids as an example).
Christopher Nolan Recreated a Nuclear Weapon Explosion Without CGI
thanks, that made my whole comment hard to understand
>If I struggle with timeliness, you’re going to think I don’t care about my job. If I forget something, you might just conclude I’m dumb.

If you struggle with timeliness or forget about things frequently I don't care what the reason is, you are out anyway. If I needed things done on time, it wouldn't matter to me if you were late frequently because you are careless or because you have an illness.
I cannot seem to find any references to "goto refs" in GitHub Actions, where is this documented? I've never seen this before so I am curious
- Remote-- We've moved out of the bay area and it would take a lot to move back. It's stupidly expensive, dirty, unsafe, and not diverse at all. Let alone the time and money saved by not commuting is significant.

- Compensation. People love to harp on good comp for engineers until they realize how much execs make. I'll deliver excellent value if compensated appropriately.
- Work life balance. It's good if people are working hard but the key is "balance". Being constantly stressed out grinds you to the bone, kills morale, and breeds a cutthroat culture.

- Team expertise-- I prefer to work on a small team with highly experienced engineers vs. a large team w/ enormous numbers of juniors. It typically means we can be very strategic on what exactly to work on vs. building a ton of unmaintainable bloat.

- Team/Manager culture-- Again, cuthroat is a no-no. I like to collaborate with others on a team. If I'm having to watch my back or I'm on a team w/ stack ranking where everyone's clawing over each other to not end up on the bottom then everyone who's able to will leave at the first opportunity.
Elon Musk Gets Viciously Booed by Stadium Crowd at Dave Chappelle Show
Tesla is becoming a partisan brand, says survey
the tl;dw is "It breaks"
> farmers are actually amazingly bad at farming

Remember that each farm is a complex system, often managed over multiple human lifetimes. Consider that farmers may have management goals beyond producing the optimal-on-paper calories/hectare this year, or whatever other arbitrary definition of "good" is chosen.
yeah, it was a typo, I meant unstable
Teach StableDiffusion new concepts via Textual Inversion
Many people diagnose themselves, and still more are diagnosed by psychiatrists with checklists, as opposed to a neurologist. So there is probably some amount of over diagnosis. Some people may be using it as shorthand for "I'm sometimes disorganized" the way people use OCD as shorthand for "I like things clean".

Some industries and workplaces are better suited for ADHD sufferers as well. My ADHD got in the way in most of my other jobs before I became a developer, where it's actually sort of an asset. Perhaps OPs job attracts a certain type.
>Very very very few people had HD displays back then. I had a 19” display that could do 1024×768

That's HD! Slightly better in fact: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/720p

And, for what it's worth, as I recall 1600x1200 CRT monitors were high end but not unusual at all in the mid-2000s, and Win2000 and XP drove plenty of them in their time.
Lomborg is not a climate change denier. You are a liar.
A death cult? Seriously?
The fact I think the inevitability if death a good thing doesn't make me a worshipper. You're just being offensive.
mmm well how long did GPT take? Say a quarter of that time?
It's different but the same, in the sense that your primary occupation is PhDing, you aren't paid well, and the most obvious pathway to reasonable employment is joining some faculty.

In the humanities, social sciences, and sometimes math, it's mostly teaching instead of research. The students are paid a bit worse (usually). The overall deal is a bit better because a TAship really can be a part-time job if you work efficiently and don't "care too much". Of course that also means the research work is unpaid. Whereas the type of research work done by most STEM PhDs is more like a 40 hr work week on top of occasional TAing, so the overall deal is worse but at least you're being paid for the thing that can get you a decent job afterwards. Different tradeoffs.

It's really the applied/clinical life/health sciences, education, and a few other "professional pathway" fields that work much differently. Most people getting those degrees aren't interested in TT faculty positions and are working a full-time or part-time "grown up" job outside of the university, so the power dynamics and expectations are quite a bit different.
In my experience, companies that have ADHD founders or CEO's tend to have an unconscious bias towards hiring other people with neurodivergant traits.

We think differently, and tend to value others with similar "differences". The trick is avoiding an ADHD/Aspie monoculture. You need some people around to do the important, but less shiny stuff.
It is a Great Pyrenees breed (it is rather large) which is livestock protector but it's mate in the same compound was pregnant at the time which probably drove it to the extreme and take on a pack of 11.
Yes, it is a genetic neurological condition related to dopamine and not due to iPads.
Being very recently diagnosed with ADHD in my 30s (after searching for a source of my chronic exhaustion), it was interesting to notice just how much I masked my own ADHD from myself and others my whole life, where the experience of taking medication definitely matched "putting on glasses for the first time".

I've always felt like doing uninteresting things felt like wading through 3 feet of water, but I assumed everyone felt that, and that I was just lazy.

The biggest realization I had was that I have been using negative feelings/emotions in order to get stuff done for years. On the outside I looked like a productive, healthy person, on the inside I was beating myself down all day every day, and that behavior didn't lead to a great relationship with myself.

Now that I'm on medication, my brain actually rewards me for doing boring stuff. I see a dish in the sink and I want to rinse it and put it away because it feels good.

tldr; Just because you lead a successful, healthy life, your own perception on how hard life needs to be may still be skewed, and treatment for those who have been diagnosed with ADHD can really up your quality of life
I was surprised by this part of the story... "The coat won first prize in a contest sponsored by Huawei Technologies". The same Huawei between a rock and a hard place (on paper) i.e., much feared in the West, a success story for China. And to evade the AI security of both?
Humanness Score – Open-Standard, Peer-Reviewed for Digital Advertising
Specifically https://github.com/vasturiano/react-force-graph
I've come to the conclusion that attention is a spectrum, and everybody falls somewhere on the spectrum. The challenge comes when societal constructs like education and the workplace require a behavior that does not come naturally.
He also gave "extensive,
unfiltered access to Twitter's
internal communication and
systems" to (among others) the author of a book titled "Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters."
It's worth noting that I am not actually advocating sanctions "busting" - it's just a small example of the sad state of affairs.
I hope our utility providers are ready!
The difference is negligence and intentional fraud. SBF is obviously arguing for the former. The law is more lenient to oopsies than Enron.
I'm sure Ford, GM, et al are pretty ecstatic about his current behavior. It's almost like he's intentionally trying to offend and turn off the largest demographic of EV buyers.
When I bought mine, one of the considerations was the car's resale value over time. 15% was what everything else lost driving it off the lot - in Dec 2021, that's what a Y lost over three years. (Everything else = EV/PHEVs luxury bigger-then-sedans).

So... sure? If you're owning a Tesla as a form of value store, you might want to sell? If you're owning a Tesla as a car, then these don't look like the right numbers - you'd need the spread for buy->sale price, probably for new and used (since these used prices look about the same as new prices).

Edit:

Also, on second look, the tweet links to a Car Guru chart of a bunch of gas cars. The one I'd look at is the Rav4 Prime, IMHO one of the alternatives to the Y (sure was for me), which while still doing better than the Y on these charts, not by nearly as much as the originally selected cars.

Model Y - https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/price-trends/Tesla-Model-Y-d30...
RAv4 Prime - https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/price-trends/Toyota-RAV4-Prime...

The drops for 2021 models are almost identical, although I'd probably look at the 2022 numbers since the Rav4s in 2021 were heavily marked up by dealers ($10k+) due to rarity that year.

While I can't sell my Y for more than I paid for it, I can sell it for more than than the outstanding balance on the loan (by... 25%?) sooo
I generate value for my company in exchange for payment so I can put food on the table and not starve, seems to be a pretty good reason for me.
You might need those options explained to you, but plenty of people are fine watching in ignorance.

You could liken it to Boxing or MMA, which people will watch without understanding the intricacies of the sport. Similar to Football, it’s easy to tell overall who’s winning or if theres a big swing. Fighting games definitely have this factor.
Not completely, but the "American dream" looks very differently today.
> If a book was written by a ghost writer, or a team of ghost writers, does that make it less of a book? Not worth reading?

Less of a book? No, that has an agreed-upon, physical meaning.

Not worth reading? Mostly yes, ghostwritten books are almost always terrible, probably because they're unauthentic and do not convey the (putative) author's experiences and knowledge. If someone or some group hires a ghost-writer, they're demonstrating they don't care about authenticity in the first place, and hence do not put in the work to make the ghost-written book work.
This is heavily dependant upon your views on the roles of mothers and fathers.
Chaotic neutral application of Postel's law.
THIS ^^
Haha, "hooked on narcotics" would be a grand thing if it were real, as then I'd never forget to take my pills.
The "Approaches and implementations" section includes some clear (to my eyes at least) examines of overlapping lines and sentences in poetry represented as html-like markup.

What sort of examples would improve the article's clarity for you?

Wrt the existing examples, perhaps there should be a small section before that, explicitly called "examples", that contains a minimal summary of those examples to illustrate the concept before the reader delves deeper.
We're just talking about the private jets, not everything the people flying in them do.
can we explain how wanting to prosecute Fauci (idk what even for) is a conspiracy theory that is also fascist?
I've soured on Musk, but I still love driving my Tesla. I enjoy it enough that I find excuses to take it on night time trips with no destination in mind, driving for the sake of driving. I've only had it for 4 months, but I'm hoping the novelty doesn't wear away anytime soon. I thought I would hate the extreme minimalist interior, but after renting a new ICE vehicle for a little bit on a trip I had severe anxiety seeing all the buttons and knobs and controls littered everywhere, longing for the simple cleanliness of my Tesla.
Every time industrialization, automation, robotics, and now AI, makes a great leap in capability, from being able to do Task A to being able to do both Task A and Task B, someone is always there to point out "Well it can't yet do Task C or Task D, so it's not a meaningful threat!"
He's stretching to find an explanation but doesn't quite get there. It's an interesting question, but this isn't a definitive answer.
The market cap of the 7 big car-companies combined (Toyota, Honda, Mercedes, VW, Ford, GM, BMW) = $557b. Tesla market cap = $527b.

This means at comparable margins, for Tesla to reach its current valuation, 3/4 cars sold in the developed world would have to be Teslas. For reference, the marketcap of the entire automobile industry [1] minus Tesla is $1300b.

[1] https://companiesmarketcap.com/automakers/largest-automakers...

Tesla is a stock to gamble on. Unlike GME, there is probably a lower bound on how much you can lose. (maybe ~70% at worst if Elon has a heart attack). But, 70% is a long way down.
> These days it seems no matter what you do %50 of the public will not like it. Trying times for advertisers and celebrities.

This seems like a bad take for Musk specifically.

He's going out of his way to vocally court the MAGA-right, it's not like he's just living his life and suddenly people are mad.
Can people stop a second with ADHD-as-a-disease? It’s the society that’s sick!!

Prevalence in the US is 10% of the general population. Many of whom have active social lives and high paying jobs.

Those people play the game they have been told to play. Corporate bullshit, boring tasks, endless meetings, and then they complain to their doctors they don’t feel like it fits. Something’s afoot. and the doctors say: “right these people suffer, they have some kind of illness”.

But did anyone pause and asked whether primates evolved to play the corporate bullshit game? Did anyone ask whether the hedonistic treadmill could cause people to not feel right? Did it ever occured to these doctors that following american dream could have some detrimental impact on one’s mental health?

My opinion is that if you feel that you have ADHD, it may be that you’re the one who’s sane in a environment that isn’t! Quit your job and live a better life!
Idk my experience is much different. On the weekend, I would have a list of games I really wanted to play. Boot one up, play for a few minutes, feel like I should be playing a different one, switch and repeat.

Or I would have hobbies or activities I would want to do. But would end up in the same cycle.

Then at the end of my weekend I would feel down because I spent the entire past two days constantly task switching with zero enjoyment.

But on Adderall I am able to sit down and enjoy the first game / hobby I pick.
None of them have anything about the biggest story of our time with these Twitter leaks on their front pages.
https://cvdazzle.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazzle_camouflage
Early in my career was mostly fun project, young dynamic team and something looking good on cv.
Today (late 40s):
1. Salary & good boss
2. Solid company & good coworker I would enjoy working on a daily basis
3. Interesting fun project.

Fancy job titles and competitions with coworkers is something I am too tired and frankly realised that no single job can give me the satisfaction I have from my wife&kids and from discovering the world.
We actually still have 4 out of 5 running here in Switzerland.
Ask HN: Why is Confluence search feature so bad?
I have used Confluence in multiple organizations and have always been disappointed by its search feature. Am I knit picking or is the search in Confluence just plain bad?

My problems with it:

1. search terms need to be percise.

2. Complicated advanced search.

3. Slow

How would you make it better?
If this is the laser inertial fusion for the National Ignition Facility, the purpose is not to generate energy. It is to study fusion in the laboratory in order to maintain the nuclear weapon stockpile.
“an acceleration of software-related profit.”

Yeah, there are car people thinking they can get the margins Apple does.
These are the people who came up with heated car seat subscriptions.

I once went to an IoT meetup, and the Samsung guy was touting a refrigerator with a built-in tablet. For more than the cost of a refrigerator and a tablet. That margin didn't last.

(Are people actually paying $15,000 for Tesla's Fake Self Driving?)
Now you get it.
As a general PSA:

ADHD is supposed to be a diagnosis of last resort that they give after eliminating all other possibilities. It's useful to know the root cause of whatever problems you may be having.

Some studies and some individuals report benefiting from certain nutritional supplements if you get a diagnosis and want to treat it without medication per se.
Just want to go against the grain and say that I agree with you and disagree with fellow commenters comparing their phone buzzing once in a while to unwarranted police raids or government-sponsored mass murder.
Brands/Companies that Coca-Cola owns:
- Sprite
- Fanta
- Dasani
- Powerade
- smartwater
- Minute Maid
- Fuze Tea
- schweppes
- Simply
- Honest
- innocent
- fairlife
- Georgia Coffee
- Costa Coffee
- Topo Chico
- Aquarius
- AdeS
- Fresca
- Barq's
- Dogadan
- Peace Tea

The list goes on. Anti-trust makes it virtually impossible to actually have a real "monopoly". Coca Cola lives in duopoly with Pepsi and other major beverage conglomerates, but the idea is the same. Having a "moat" is no different from having a monopoly. New players get in the soft drink game with the goal to get acquired down the road, no different from silicon valley startups burning money to get acquired by Google or Amazon.
The whole point of the Ivy League is that smart kids (who are in these schools by merit) will get to network with the children of the elite (who are in these schools for reasons mainly because their parents are successful and/or major donors).
You could reframe the “lasts” as being the “first” moves toward a greener economy.
overlapping b and i elements
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contary to the article it can still be represented as a tree, by decomposing the children into their own nodes (so in this case characters become nodes with child nodes expressing what formatting is active, followed by the letter, and then turn of all the active formatting)
Big difference between Tesla and Amazon though is Amazon has built a big moat via its logistics operation. Even if workers unionized and their costs went up the economies of scale they have are extremely difficult to be competitive with unless you're walmart.

Tesla has some impressive factories being built but at the end of the day batteries are the limiting factor and the other automakers are catching up. Not to mention the QC is awful for teslas compared to traditional car manufacturers.
I have 2 phones. In one I disabled it, and did not get the alarm. The other one was enabled and received the alarm. It can be disabled. Period.
FTX Had Some Luna Trouble
...And for my next trick, `rm -rf /`!