skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ford has delivered less than 100,000 EVs since they began their quest to go all electric in 2020. It took Tesla 10+ years to ramp production to 1m per year. I’m highly skeptical Ford will hit 1m per year in 2026. Let alone 2m.
The coolant is (appears to be) low velocity wrt to the ISS. Everything appears to be stable for now (and isn't causing a major impulse or torque to the ISS).

My guess (with no expertise to back it) is that it should dissipate quickly and will not be an issue to anyone.
Libreboot 20221214 Brings More Arm Chromebooks and ThinkPads
On such polarizing topics, there is no neutral. Both sides will detest you for not being on their's.

Logic won't win you any friends; and it certainly won't change anyone's feelings.

As trite as my post is: I don't see the merit in yours.
No, CO2 was just the context of the discussion.
You should exist. But you are not your job.
If only there was term for this. Let me sleep on it, I'll get back to you.
This is public information. His own plane reports it. Anyone can buy a receiver to pick up the transponder, and websites exist to collect that data from people who do. All this Twitter account does is report that for one plane in that database. Anyone, including stalkers, can make a script to watch it.
Linux 6.2 Addresses Another “Tasty Target for Attackers”
Years ago I used this on my web application to work around a bug/leak. There was an auto update feature that ran on a regular basis. I made a mistake somewhere when replacing page elements that slowly increased memory usage. While developing I would close everything at the end of the day but my users would leave the page up for days. Eventually the small leak would crash the tab.

I "fixed" it by shutting off auto update on page blur then immediately doing an update on focus.
Well said, and I fucking love it.
I can experience it on my computer at home, I don't need to emulate it!

That said, the bluescreen complaining about my adblocker is cute, but I'm not going to disable it.
This is so similar to a "snafu" that Travis County, Texas (Austin), committed for several years: certain VIP citizens (e.g. elected officials) could have their property records removed from public tax databases (for privacy), but then published the list of people requesting this removal (with the address in cleartext).

OOps.
You don't bring it up, you simply have relationships with people that includes child-watching. Friends and neighbors are resources to each other. Abused people absolutely take advantage of this. Your sarcasm is a little uncalled-for.

Also, is your anecdote simply to summon the image of a killer upon the author? It doesn't seem to have anything to do with the write-up, and it's something you could do with any ideological or political group.
One more option, if Russia couldn’t get an extra Soyuz up there in time to pick them up, would be to send an extra Dragon up empty to pick up the extras.
Air pollution blights India’s capital
It's very simple. Imagine the people with the least amount going on in their lives, the pettiest most small people, the people whose children refuse to talk to them because they are narcissistic nutcases, the people who don't have any friends because people can't stand to be around them, the people who when they see you driving quickly purposefully slowdown and get this feeling of satisfaction and moral superiority. The people that in older days would've ended up getting punched in the face regularly.

Take those people and give them a legal mechanism to pass any rule they want, to inflict terror upon their neighbors and to control their lives at the threat of their homes.

It's pretty easy how it quickly becomes a situation in which "Reasonable men must sometimes do unreasonable things"[1]

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Heemeyer
Could people ride the Cargo Dragon down in an emergency?
Yes. Exactly. So then why is the article trying to define them?
It's easy if the plane is flying into a small airport with very little traffic (like SMO)
Charlatan gonna Charlatan
Oh wow - lexicographical sorting built in to the browser!
I believe they're referring to 2020 when two political campaigns were asking Twitter to remove stolen data. Of course, only one of those campaigns qualified as "the government" at the time, and many other organizations also make requests to remove stolen data, but I don't think they're using reason.
This is interesting! Just indifferent about this right now as this could cause store fragmentation, but also gives users the ability to install apps that are not available in their region.
I think people get too hung up on economic reasons when instead they should be paying very close attention to where the coercion (if any) is coming from because I think there's much less of a difference between getting into sex work because one loves sex and getting into sex work because one loves the things sex work can buy for oneself than there is between either of those two and getting into sex work because there's a pimp that needs paying (or a severe drug addiction that needs funding).

Also, you guys aren't allowed to work more than 40 hrs/ week? how do you ever go from rags to multi millionaires on 40 hours a week? Is it just all old money and a bunch of poor to middle class people largely dependent on the government over there or something?
Flock Safety - YC 2017

https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/flock-safety
Recap of Life Hacks (2004)
> You might say that LibsOfTikTok didn’t cause the harm, that the responsibility was on the people perpetrating the bomb threats, but the same logic applies to ElonJet and this “stalker” incident.

Correct on both counts. Neither account should be banned or punished
Ask a computer A toy powered by GPT-3 and reckless abandon
I could see them making a contingency for stuffing everyone on dragon as an absolute last resort and moving some launches around to get a vehicle there asap. In anycase it'll give NASA an occasion to review their planning for these sorts of situations.

I'll be interested to see if they make any changes to station procedures or the vehicle complement they choose to keep on orbit.
Alexa, What Are You Doing with My Family's Personal Info?
Many states have limitations on property taxes. That’s the lesser told reason why there has been such a push to privatization. It’s a direct consequence of the “tax revolt” that started in the 1970s.
It just astounds me that they still insist on a diet of grains and other carbs for type-2 diabetes.
Neither Lorenz nor LibsOfTikTok would admit they intended to cause fear. But posting someone's contact details is not normal nor does it serve a serious public interest.

Sweeney isn't on the same level at all. He's tracking jets. Airports are full of security. The last time Internet posts led to an attack on an airplane was never, unless we're counting al-Qaeda's private message infrastructure.
Why not? Orbital period seems like the sort of thing life can evolve to adapt to relatively easily.
> How can he immediately turn from "people shouldn't post publicly available information that can be abusable" to posting someone's abusable public information?

Hypocrisy
"Free Speech Absolutism" is just another conservative boondoggle that they can endlessly talk about to attract voters.

Of course actually trying to put it in practice immediately falls apart, but that's not the point.

Nobody on the malicious side of the "malicious or stupid?" scale actually wants everyone to have unfettered freedom of speech (see: republican outrage at LGBTQ rights, people teaching/learning about systemic racism ('CRT'), drag queen story time, republican school districts banning books for some recent examples). They just want to be able to cry "muh free speech" to silence criticism of anything they say.
What about a file-based validation? Require that a file be located at the root of the server with a validation code, and check that file regularly during the stress test.

The only way I can think around that would be to have a reverse proxy that forwards most traffic but not requests for that one file, but then your DDoS isn't actually distributed.
Sounds like the problem is relying on the internet for your relationships/happiness.
It's not overly pedantic to expect headlines to not be the exact opposite of a true statement. Contradicting the first sentence with the second sentence doesn't make the first sentence any more true.
ElonJet also just reposted public info. I’m saying that there’s a double standard being applied by Elon and within this Hacker News thread.
I’m hopeful this worked out well for the target of abuse in the situation you saw. But being cautious about calling police in domestic abuse scenarios is almost never ideological, it’s self preservation. Cops are disproportionately domestic abusers themselves and they carry the justifications they use at home on the job. Well before I knew that, the people who were their victims knew, and lots of other people share info even if they’re afraid to go public.

I’m far less likely than many people to be a victim of police violence, but I categorically won’t call cops for anything that would put them in the same space as my pup, because I know they’re much more prone and able to kill dogs on the spot. That’s not ideologically motivated, it’s just risk assessment and precaution.
I specified I was talking explicitly about sulfur pollution.
Same. One piece of software that I contributed to is going on it’s 23rd year of use (but that is likely it’s last year). My youngest child is much older than that. When I am long gone, my kids and grandkids and the guidance I provided them will be my legacy. Frankly it’s my hope that my career accomplishments are not even mentioned the minute after I walk out the proverbial door as a retiree let alone in my eulogy.
Show HN: ChatGPT in Your Menubar
I have been enjoying using ChatGPT as my AI assistant and improving my workflow. So I thought it would be nice to have it readily available without having to switch to my browser.

This is just attempt one. Will be adding more functionality such as keyboard shortcuts and voice input in the future.
Technology has a tendency to remove the value from valuable things, like diamonds we can synthesize and slave labor a robot can do.

We might not go out of our way not to exploit others, but we continually build new tech that makes exploiting others and using real resources seem like more trouble than it's worth.

Most people are to some degree not happy with various atrocities people do, they're just not sure what they as an individual could do.
Not sure why he don't mix his businesses offers like Amazon does in the Prime with music, movies and delivery.

I wouldn’t be alone who would pay monthly 8$ for a chance to fly to space for instance.
def health_check(self) -> Result[None, str]:
return Err("unimplemented")

Wow, so you can type the return value in Python? Had no idea.
Thermonuclear weapons have considerably tighter engineering requirements than sidewalks. So much so that the comparison is ludicrous.
Sort of off topic, please let me know if this isn’t allowed, but does anyone have any strong opinions on heat pumps vs gas furnaces? And on single stage AC vs dual stage vs variable stage?
Circles seems like the sort of feature that would appeal to power users (and indeed I remember a bunch of academic type people using Google+?) But most users are not power users and don't want to do a bunch of thinking about what circle each contact belongs to.

Nevertheless it seems to me like the network effect was the main thing, and Reader could've been a huge step there.
Very many lawyers would love to work pro bono on this type of case.
insertAdjacentHTML must be what jQuery's before and after use under the hood - I had no idea that they mapped to actual browser functionality though.
Report of alleged wrongdoing in poker hand and audit of security live stream
> What other mechanism do you propose for communally-owned goals? A special assessment every time you want your private road plowed?

This is exactly what happens where my parents live. They live in a subdivision in an unincorporated part of the county. The county doesn't maintains any of the roads in the subdivision of hundreds of homes and there is no HOA.

Every few years, some motivated neighbors get a quote to repave the street then convince everyone to pay their fair share. I can’t imagine that everyone complies, but overall it works and supposedly is less expensive than an HOA. The streets are not great quality but it’s also in the sunbelt where there’s no snow or freezing weather.
With current technology it would take nearly 40,000 years to travel a single lightyear… I hope you’re patient.

For perspective, Voyager 1 has been hurtling through space since 1977 and has travelled a measly .002324439 lightyears.

The Universe is mind bogglingly big.
Potentially, but sometimes I think we do forget how surprisingly good humans can be at this, and how hard it can be for computer detection systems to work well enough without also having a high number of false-positives where it will slam on the brakes for something it didn’t need to stop for (and in doing so, potentially even causing an accident!)
Science would improve dramatically if peer review were replaced with reproduction. Every scientific grant would need to budget for reproduction by an independent party, and there were journals for novel results and journals for reproduction. Grad students should do reproduction of established results as part of their studies as well.
Right now he's asking the public to help him identify some guy sitting in a car who he alleges threatened his family somehow. Unclear whether he reported this to the police in any way.
I know I probably already have most of those mitigations done, but, anything similar for non apple users?
I think you’re overestimating the popularity. Only 11 million were sold by 2011.

https://www.cnet.com/home/smart-home/nest-says-it-has-sold-o...
It might. I think most people expect tokomaks to be more practical, but generating power from inertial confinement is at least theoretically possible. It might even be reasonably cost-effective if someone can figure out how to manufacture the hohlraums/fuel capsules cheaply.
That thermonuclear ignition can be technologically achieved has, unfortunately, already been demonstrated. It has not yet been demonstrated in a way that seems to be leading to practical power production, and that goes for this result, too.

Lawrence Livermore director Kim Budil is being misleading in saying that this is necessary first step. Ignition will be a necessary step along the path to practical fusion power generation (if it can be achieved), but it is far from clear that inertial fusion is on that path.
OK but there's also a chance your computer just bursts into flames when you open Twitter
This kind of "flawed" seems like a perfect reason to strongly distance oneself from any past suggestions of "being a fan" (everyone makes mistakes after all), but to each their own.
It just isn’t happening in my experience. I learned so much being in the office when I started out but now it seems like most people just silo away and reappear at the next standup. The seniors get a bunch done and the juniors feel stuck and aren’t progressing.

I remember learning so much about business just listening to people talk around me but now all of that knowledge is in private calls and you’ll only hear what you strictly need to hear.

I’d love to go back to the office at this point but unfortunately the local businesses just aren’t competitive with remote work and WFH is still preferable to moving state.
A pattern for responsive canvas illustrations
They serve different purposes though. SvelteKit is a great full stack framework using Svelte for the frontend, which is great for SPAs, PWAs, and any other kind of WAs you might want. HTMX serves essentially as an extension to HTML itself, allowing you to make web PAGES which are interactive. Not talking about Alpine or Hyperscript though since those two start mudding the water a bit.
I've been pointing this out for a while. Slides giving some more detailed economic numbers:

https://arpa-e.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2021-03/07%20D...

LCOS < $0.05/kWh appears plausible.

Patent: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11181326B2/en

I will add that a system like this can be modified to operate as a "last ditch" energy source burning a fuel to reheat the sand, even if the initially stored heat has been exhausted. This would reduce the capital required to provide "black swan" backup for the grid; one would just need a fuel store and combustor.
Can you clarify, are we saying most HOAs charge (often exorbitant) monthly fees... only to enforce rules? Rules they wrote themselves?
I don't trust anyone else to decide on my behalf what speech is "racist." Let me think for myself!
I asked it to explain part of my thesis work on Oblivious Transfer, and it gave me a lovely prose description of the Green-Hohenberger Oblivious Transfer protocol. It was clear and confident, and the thing it described was even an actual protocol. It just wasn’t in any way our protocol: GPT just took some classical protocol it found elsewhere and relabeled it.
What's funny is, knowing some younger folks who are not particularly tech savvy, what you're saying people DON'T do with phones is exactly what they do.

Install and run programs? Yep. Perform productivity tasks, like edit video or even sketch? Yep. Writing blog posts, browsing the internet? Yep. Playing video games, streaming videos? Yep.

My friend. You can fight it, but this is a general purpose mobile computer.
That seems rather naive. Most people driving without a drivers license probably aren’t thinking that rationally…
I think the chain-of-thought reasoning will be what fixes this. The model will get trained to evaluate its own confidence in a fact, and then trained to utilize external verification methods to boost confidence when uncertain (just like humans do). I don't think separating knowledge from reasoning is the right tack to take.
Doxxing is not free speech. The sensible majority of people understand that. It's only a vocal small minority of idiots and troublemakers that argue otherwise.
It's clearly a danger if a return vehicle becomes disabled for any reason. But I would be shocked in NASA and Roscosmos don't have contingency plans for exactly the situation described. They have contingencies for ...everything.
I haven't laughed yet and we're in the middle of the second act.
Very nice landing page, but no screen shots? What does it look like? Do I have to install it and hope I make it through the wait list to find out?

Understand that you are excited, but the fact your website has next to no clear screenshots or descriptions of your value prop or system behavior is not confidence inspiring.
Yup same. Some bad grammar there.
That’s wrong. If you can make it do so, it will make jokes about anyone. See the example “write a function to determine if an engineer is good at their job” and you can get it to return a terrible Python joke of “if gender == male return True else…”.
I doubt it, but it's an easy distraction.
My father was an ME and EE and was one of the principle engineers on that project (of Clementine, the BIG claw that picked up the Russian Golf Class sub).

I used to drive him to and from the Redwood City shipyard as there wasn't a lot of parking there.

He also gave me 9 or 10 manganese nodules from the "test" mining run, which was the CIA cover story.

They look like fist sized black to gray cauliflower heads.

After the project was declassified he got a Presidential Commendation, which he framed and hung over the kitchen table.
> congenital

My terrible spelling and macOS autocorrect hates me lol
I don't see that happening, especially not because $25 + a laptop will get you an ADS-B receiver. This data is meant to be public.
Physicists teleport bullshit through wormhole
Okay thanks for the answer. That's interesting, I can easily defend free speech regardless of what anybody else says or does.

And so far I think the direction he's taking Twitter looks very promising in injecting some diversity into the social media landscape and shaking the government-corporate attacks on speech. Maybe not very much and may be futile in the long run with a meek subservient populace who beg to be ruled, but certainly better than before.
I think the idea is less "additional sensors don't add value in various scenarios" and more "we are 100% certain a vision-only system can perform well on existing road infrastructure; we are not sure about sensor fusion systems".
> i could expose my IP via Dyn DNS

Not if your IP is behind CGNAT or the like.

> $10/m seems a bit steep

They have a free multi-user plan but it's in small print on the pricing page and requires use of Github for user management.
People's Republic of China Citizen Arrested for Stalking
> You are the one misrepresenting here. Someone involved in censoring a sitting US President is newsworthy

Whether or not they are newsworthy or appropriate, information about Roth and Lorenz clearly isn't "video content the users had already explicitly uploaded for the purpose of public viewing". If you want to change your argument, feel free, but don't accuse me of misrepresentation and then lie.

Of course, if you want to make the argument that Roth is notable enough, you can. But I want to see you thread the needle about how doxxing Roth is acceptable, but Musk isn't.

> As to Boston Children's Hospital, you were lied to. A study from March this year clearly states that 36.7% of their patients were under 18 and as young as 15.

No I was not. A hysterectomy is not a chest surgery, and the hospital doesn't provide them to children (https://archive.vn/7R44e). The hospital may provide some services to children, but hysterectomies aren't one of them. Again, do not misrepresent my comments.
Here is a long list:
https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/306154/2022-peoples-choic...

I am actually playing Gloomhaven. We bought it to play with friends years ago, but it’s only collecting dust.

I am fortunate enough to have the space to have the game always setup.
I get what you mean. I sometimes enjoy looking at the showcase channel or checking out some of the technical discussions but I quickly feel I need a break of a few months from it because there's just so much going on and a lot of it is silly.
HOAs are just a formulation of the pre-existing concepts of covenants and easements.

In my neighborhood there is no HOA, but due to a historical surveying error all of our lots have legal boundaries that are significantly shifted from where the as-built fences and landscaping would lead one to naively believe just by visual assessment. This situation is remedied by a bunch of bespoke agreements between neighboring properties and I can't imagine any way of it working if these agreements didn't go with the land.

In addition to that, the city sewer line runs underneath several of our properties and easements are in place with the sewer authority to allow for future maintenance of this public utility. Due to this there are restrictions about where and what I can legally build on my property.

Of course I was informed about all of this before I bought the property and the existence of these agreements did affect the price I was ultimately willing to pay.

Personally I am glad that our legal system is flexible enough to accommodate these edge cases and if a group of neighbors somewhere wants to leverage this system to ensure all the houses on their street remain beige I say more power to them. I will simply choose to live somewhere else where my tastes are more aligned. All of these agreements can easily be dissolved with the cooperation of the involved parties, so if you actually make an effort to get to know and get along with your neighbors you shouldn't have any issues building and living in the type of neighborhood you all appreciate.

Actual government is just more of this same thing anyway. I once lived somewhere without an HOA where the city fined me for not maintaining a large mowed lawn. YMMV.