skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's pretty much exactly what happened. Nurses demanded higher pay. Government said no. Nurses threatened to strike. Government said they can't do that. Nurses threatened to resign in mass. Government passed a new law forbidding that. Now the government is trying to replace them with 20,000 nurses from third-world countries. And do note that this is all under the left-wing coalition currently in power.

https://yle.fi/a/3-12630457

https://yle.fi/a/3-12681978
Google says "The most recent model, the 747-8, has engines that produce 66,000lbs of thrust."
I think that is the strength of the deep learning methods that have been thrown at the problem in the meantime. They learn to pick a reasonable choice out of the null space by looking at the scene. Only good if the assumptions encoded into the network actually hold though. Kind of applies to us deep human networks as well. That's why optical illusions are fun to see.
It should be Free. People are okay with literally stealing money from corporations in the name of “tax,” yet they balk at making SDKs Free? Platforms should capture some of the economic returns to have good incentives to improve, but the majority should go to users and third-party developers. It should also be possible to release GPL software on any platform. That’s the minimum bar for not screwing over users.
Modula-2 Language Front end Merged Into GCC 13
Wait - are you saying there is no built-in redundancy for one Soyuz going out of service?
The press made a big thing of them using "emojis in a chat app" (Presumably Slack) for approving expenses. I wonder if they actually used Jira?
No, there are definitely not nightly shootings in Capitol Hill. And all of the shootings that happened during CHAZ were related to the protesters and anarchists. The conclusions I made above aren't being drawn, they are well established and undisputed facts. The zone lasted nine days, there four nights of shooting and two dead plus a few wounded.

The CHAZ protesters were violent. They vandalized the area with graffiti and left lots of litter. They killed innocent people. They occupied a few city blocks, where people lived, forced businesses to shut down and turned it into this noisy, dirty, dangerous block party for a week or so.
Sounds like a recipe for planet-spanning super storms.
This incident is entirely between the perpetrator and Elon. Jack Sweeney's bot has nothing to do with it because a bot relaying public info that could've been retrieved using a plethora of alternative means bears no responsibility for potentially causing this incident.
This is very cool, though as others have said it is fairly resource intensive.

I'd love to see a schematic exported or even shown as you press simulate (you clearly have it the components and links in memory somewhere to do the simulation). This would be great for debugging.
"My commitment to free speech extends even to not banning the account following my plane, even though that is a direct personal safety risk" - Elon Musk, Nov 6, 2022
> appreciate how now there's someone to complain to if my neighbor strews garbage everywhere and it starts blowing to my front door

Littering onto your property is rarely allowed, so you can call the non-emergency local police number.

There's no need to impose the radical restrictions of HOAs to solve problems that already have simple solutions without any of the downsides.
Makerspace?
It doesn't exist yet, hard to meaningfully put a serial number on a rendering.

Edit: Investors is their audience for this announcement, less so potential customers.
That burning desert could be a nice location to site their solar power plants, and perhaps the icy tundra could cool their data centers.
Correct. Another interesting one:

https://github.com/just-buildsystem/justbuild
One easy thing to try is to make sure that the room your typing in is at a comfortable temperature. I find that if the room gets too cold then the muscles in my hands tighten up and it makes it a lot harder to type consistently.
Those mental gymnastics happen primarily because anyone looking at the situation for longer than a minute can see people in power use mental gymnastics to keep themselves ahead just as much.

The real issue here is people believing 'do unto others' is even remotely a concern for people in a position of power.
They didn't really touch upon the fact that any decent electronic hobbyist of late could probably build a usable TENS unit with wifi and battery, and hidden into areas not easily checked. That would give plenty of distance to get to the commentator booth.
You can work as much as you want if you're self-employed. But regular employee contracts are limited to full-time.

Overtime is not allowed to be regularly above the weekly limit.
As a full-time student you're not allowed to work more than 20hrs/week. Even with multiple contracts/companies there is a limit on hours you're allowed to work.

It's all a worker's protection issue. Tired workers are dangerous workers and workers that will cost the health service more in the end.
Then why isn't OpenSky (where elonjet gets data from) and sites like Flightradar24 being sued by Elon then? They publish/provide the exact same info.

The only bad faith argument here is claiming publishing publicly available information is somehow endangerment.
Aren't there public sex offender registries in the US?
Hard agree - all the antibiotics and hormones in meat, there's no telling what the consequences in the human body might be.
You're assuming it would be cheap. People assumed that with fission too.

Meanwhile PV and wind turbines are getting cheaper.
The write up of the RE2 MPEG decoding was thrilling (even though I'd seen MVGs coverage before).

But the H264 decoding is just surreal. Imagine if someone whipped that out in 1996.
Is this what they mean when they say sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic? :)
Russian Soyuz capsule attached to ISS leaks uncontrollably
Jesus Christ.

"Now it's up to the engineers."

It's been that since the 50s.
Any recommendation for substitutes?
This is such an American(TM) view it's incredible. People have the right to have computers work in their native language and alphabet, your input method be damned.
> There are objective arguments for English as a universal language for computing. This isn't just "cultural imperialism" or something. English is not my first language, but if I try to imagine my first language being used in its place, I immediately see dozens of serious issues that would arise, all of which are non-issues with English.

The "objective arguments" you're saying is simply hand-waving on the fact that the English (and Americans, which mainly descended from English pioneers) have spoken English. I should remind you that French is still the primary language of diplomacy (even it looks like English has replaced it) and French has also a robust transliteration system to many languages (and in some cases which is even better than how English handles it due to its fewer phonological edge-cases), mainly because it also have historically controlled some parts of Africa, Asia, and the Pacific, and have a serious diplomatic force for areas which the French haven't bothered to conquer with.

Now, the question is simply what if Cyrillic is the lingua franca of the computing world, and you've never answered it directly. You instead doubled-down on the supposed benefits of the standard English and alphabet which is not what I'm asking. You might not have an answer here, being that it's hard to imagine that alternate reality, but I should remind you that a lot of people globally have significantly different scripts and doesn't know any Latin letters. Sure, the Chinese knows it, but it doesn't apply to many other people in Asia and Africa.
I used broadcast to (visually) sign out people put from all tabs when they sign out at one!

Otherwise left-open tabs appear to be functional until the user does something.
Haking camra
The fact that Elon used "woke mind virus" at all has already shown he is neither centrist or independent.
Same. Tailscale just worked out of the box on all my devices. ZeroTier had issues connecting which I didn't bother troubleshooting because Tailscale just worked.
> The question of why the IR arose in the UK has been called "the Needham Question" (especially in contrast with why it did not arise in China, which has a long and deep history of technological innovation). I'm not aware of any single treatment of this, and Needham's own Science and Civilisation in China despite its excellence in cataloguing China's accomplishments really doesn't serve as a concise answer either.

"Sapiens: a brief history of humankind" touches this topic and gives plausible theories.
Unfortunately we do not live in a world where in order to criticise someone we must analyze the morality of their entire life. This isn't "The Good Place"

I can say Elon is a shit person because that is my opinion. I am entitled to that opinion as much as you are entitled to simp for him
Saw a pretty interesting comment some time ago about how tenuous psychometrics can be.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29798887
Perhaps peripheral (the original site has been hugged to death).

Both clashlang: https://clash-lang.org/

And Hardcaml: https://github.com/janestreet/hardcaml

have personally fueled my interest in hardware.

Dan Luu speaks eloquently and at length about how better options are needed for logic design. I would recommend both of the above to the enthusiastic novice.
Simplest way to load CSS asynchronously
> But I'd still rather develop a web app in Next and put any background services elsewhere in .NET if needed.

Thanks for sharing your perspective.

I think we're essentially saying the same thing. I would start pretty much 99% of my projects in NextJS. But if I needed to reach for something doing complex logic and scaling to a larger team, I could always add a .Net service to that later.
Tailscale is a zero-friction VPN. You just install it on every machine, login on every machine and you get your own private network that just works. When I click on one of the machines in the admin console, I get a list of things it takes care of: "Varies" (Whether the machine is behind a difficult NAT that varies the machine’s IP address depending on the destination), Hairpinning, IPv6, UDP, UPnP, PCP, NAT-PMP. I don't even know what some of them mean, I thought PCP was something to get high on.

I run it on every device I own, plus a few at my parents' place. This way I can access my PC and my NAS from my phone, and my NAS from my PC, even though the NAS is behind my home router and the PC and the phone can be connected to a bunch of different networks.
That's not a public record, so I fail to see how it's relevant.
I don’t agree with this. You can eat meat and try to convince as many people as you can to decrease their meat consumption. Or you can not donate but convince as many people to donate to charities as possible. Etc. Is it a bad thing? And if it a bad thing why’s that?

It’s a bit like telling people that volunteer that they’re just doing it to feel good and so that they’re selfish.
Libreboot is a fork of Coreboot, an open source system firmware/BIOS replacement. You are most likely to find it in Google's "Chromebooks" and other devices as Google hired most of the dev team behind the software

Libreboot differs in that it refuses to include things such as CPU microcode. Because the FSF has an absolutely asinine definition of "free software" wherein any code that can be modified or updated is non-free, but if it comes from an untouchable ROM chip they can pretend it's still "free"
> What other mechanism do you propose for communally-owned goals?

Ideally, line items in the property taxes to address those needs. That is how it works in my neighborhood. No HOA needed.

For something like a private road, you can also have a maintenance fund which has a sole purpose of maintaining that road. It can be set up so it has the authority to collect those fees and nothing more than the authority to maintain the road, full stop. A friend lives in a remote area where a private road is shared among a handful of homes and that's how they have it set up. Again, no need for an all-intrusive HOA when all that is really needed is a common pool of road maintenance funds.
While I don’t think she cheated, the reasoning she gives at the table for why she calls the hand is really weird.

The first explanation I hear her give is “I thought you were on Ace high,” which when asked “So why call with Jack high then?” she immediately changes the subject. Eventually she states that she was playing him as opposed to playing poker, which is a much more plausible thing to say.

Given that her initial justification didn’t make any sense, I genuinely just think she won by making a bad decision. It’s a perfectly valid thing to do in poker, but I can understand the argument for why she could have been cheating.
I am older and have not noticed any (greater) problems, though I did notice that about 15 years ago the standard microsoft type keyboards that were everywhere and low travel membrane type were messing with my typing timing - a lot of moves that timed out right normaly were going wrong, eg swapped letters mainly.

I was taught to type by my mother, who was faculty secratary for the physics department at the local university and a professional typist typing things like PhDs for physics students, on golfball typewriters.

She sat me at an IBM golf ball typewriter, with a towel over my hands so I could not see them, and a keyboard layout cheat sheet to help me feel my way - at age 6 onwards. So I was used to feeling my way with tactile full click and decent travel.

So I adapted, I only need to type as fast as I can think, so mostly I can get by with 3-8 fingers anyway, but at the moment I type on a Zero gaming keyboard which is the old full click style.

So my point is it might not be just you.

My favorite keyboard is from the old NEC APC II computers, best combo of travel and click. I have one but need to get together the convertor for it.
Exactly. What elonjet posts is neither original or private. It is simply relaying information that could've been obtained via other means anyways. Placing blame on Jack Sweeney is a poorly thought-through decision. Sure he may have been emotional after the stalking incident, but the only case he has here is against the perpetrator, not Sweeney.
I'm not saying you invented progressive tax. I'm saying you're redefining "treating everyone equally".
Or she has a guilty conscience for playing truly horrendous poker and winning
I'm surprised he isn't and or hasn't used a decoy plane like using various friends planes and or friend of friend's jet them use his jet in return.

As well never indicate where he's flying just use various aliases. He's made himself a huge target by jumping into the poo show that is politics.
All I got was a broken page and "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In ullamcorper eget euismod orci. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis."
sentencing is not the same as the trial
That's actually the point of this feature. Before, the key distribution server could add unauthenticated Wireguard nodes to your peer list. Now, the tailnet administrator can tell Tailscale nodes to reject new peer public keys unless the key is cryptographically signed by a trusted node. If you don't trust the implementation, wait until it's audited, I guess.
I don't think that's relevant past the point where Musk is on the record as saying that because he's such a champion of free speech he's not going to ban the account.
What you're looking for is referred to as a "panel mount pushbutton/momentary" switch. The leads can either be solder lugs (which have wires soldered to them) or "PCB mount" meaning it has two pins to mount to a circuit board. The latter is probably more viable for a commercial device, the former is easier for prototyping.

You can find them in a variety of styles with different parameters (usually for things like waterproofing, action force, number of switches, etc).

Here is an example: https://www.amazon.com/Momentary-Button-Panel-Mount-Black/dp...

The keyword to keep in mind is "panel mount."
All of this is cloak and dagger secrecy. He bought Twitter to deplatform this guys account.
Every aircraft manufacturer outsources their engines to other manufacturers. This is normal in the aerospace industry. Even rockets have motors made by different companies most of the time.

As far as this particular project goes though, I would have a hard time expecting it to succeed. They have a great number of hurdles to overcome, and the engine design has to be the biggest one. Designing an engine that can work efficiently in both subsonic and supersonic regimes without an afterburner is very very difficult.
Important question: does journalism need to be live information?
life experience teaches me that if many people start to accept this, they'll start to push it on others via legislation. (see: vaccination. No talk of force until >50% was vaccinated, suddenly forcing on others became feasable and desirable for them)
They are not mutually exclusive. Code identifies a class of language. Specification identifies something that is conveyed through language. Specification can be provided in code.

In fact, while poorly named, what we call testing is actually specification. A test suite specifies for software authors what a program is intended to do and how it is intended to be used. Of course, as a nice side bonus, because the specification is delivered in code the documentation can be validated for truthfulness against an implementation by machine.
I totally empathize. I waffled on Tailscale for a long time, and was convinced I'd roll my own for everything.

But goddamn if that spiffy web interface is not just the bees knees. I relented and put in a Google account that I don't use very often for identity--no idea if that makes it more or less like to be arbitrarily banned by Google--and accepted the fact that access to Tailscale wasn't so critical for me that I needed to be worried about it.

But in production, I totally get it. But I'd probably still just pay for Tailscale's SAML and use Okta or something...
I think it's a decent advice. It doesn't say "don't call the cops" in these situations rather to consider it. As a good citizen/human you should look out for others in your community. Calling the police is just pushing that on to somebody else
That’s a you problem. I have never needed such protection. Perhaps don’t do drugs so that you don’t need to demand chaining everyone.
Why are you reposting this multiple times? It's not the end run you think it is: long after that point Musk declared grandly that he would not ban the account because of his stance on free speech.
Is there a readable version of the website where you don't have scroll for four pages per line?
Sure he did
Again, I see major differences between those situations that don’t have to do with “sides”. It seems like you’re equating the consequences of the actions with the actions themselves. I.e. if both actions result in someone fleeing their home, they must be the same action.

They weren’t the same action.

The first difference that comes to mind is that the elon situation is an unaccountable individual billionaire, where the nyt is a group of journalists / editors. Dozens of people vetted the choice to publish her name - nobody can vet or check who elon decides to go after next. Plenty of more nuanced takes about the twitter files and roth have been published and didn’t result in angry mobs thinking he’s a pedophile - because those takes were checked by editors and a well established code of ethics.

Elon attacking roth is in many ways the same as what libs of tiktok is doing. Using a huge platform to point an angry mob in someone’s direction, while claiming innocence of the resulting harm. Where revealing libs of tt’s identity is an act of holding power accountable - you wield the power of the mob? The public deserve to know who you are. Elon attacking roth, is… what? Roth has no power anymore, isn’t causing ongoing harm, at this point criticizing him seems indistinguishable from trying to sell elon’s public on the righteousness of his twitter takeover.

What “sides” are those? I’m on the side of “billionaires are too powerful”, “journalism is generally pretty useful”, and “don’t send angry mobs at people for living their lives and having opinions”. Liberal agenda gone mad over here :)
You've completely elided the fact that ADHD can be treated through means besides medication. And that this discussion thread is not about depression. And that traditional cultures are affected by depression.

https://psychcentral.com/depression/depression-in-indigenous...
I wonder why people even do ddos attacks. What possible gain could there be from denying a service for a short while? Maybe competing webshops? It’s still seems overly childish to me. That said I never really looked into this.
Thanks for the massive reply. Lots of cool stuff, and a few I didn't know about!

* I use RenderDoc a lot both for fun and at work.

* I've read the Dolphin blog every now and then.

* I love Rodrigo Copetti's website and remember reading everything it had about Nintendo consoles when I first found the site.

* I'm intimately familiar with OIT and used the AMD slides about OIT with linked lists as inspiration for the particle simulation I wrote as my Master's thesis.

* I'm familiar with tiled rendering and have worked with hardware which uses it

All the other stuff you shared is new to me and I will definitely be digging into it!
I prefer Equilibrium. Gun kata ftw
State courts have ruled anti-SLAPP laws unconstitutional. They likely can't protect Sweeney at all.
The final days of Twitter 1.0: How Elon Musk razed us to the ground
Do you really believe that?

Or maybe you don't really care about the truth of it, but find it convenient for your career and peace of mind to just go along with whatever his torturers say?
How so, that 80 kb is bloat
Just google why the Space Shuttle/SLS SRB were the size they are. Hint: It has to do with Roman war chariots.
It does exist, for other purposes though, and only targets a subset.

https://makecode.com/language

It compiles to native code via C++.
You don’t have to attack a jet in the airport. You can attack a car on the only road from the airport for example if you know exactly when and where to attack. (Also, not all the airports have good security, smaller airports don’t.)
'Iron Man' 'Super Fly' and 'Carrie' Are Inducted into the National Film Registry
A popular turbofan with civilian fighter jets is the TFE731 with 3,500–4,750 lbf [1] and can be fitted to i.e. the L39 Albatross trainer jet. [2]

Supersonic jets like the F5 might use something like the GE J85 which produces a base 3,500 lbf or 5,000 with an afterburner [3].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garrett_TFE731

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aero_L-39_Albatros

[3] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_J85
Even with the knowledge that the doxxing is leading to stalkers endangering not just the wealthy target but also his young child, you would fund the doxxer?

That’s pretty monstrous.

If there is a kidnapping or murder down the line, your money will have helped enable it.
This can clearly be guessed from a search as well. Popularity can be well defined, and in the case of Obama, there is clearly one much more popular than the others.
That conceptual render is so laughably bad that it reeks of a designer copying a turbine schematic from Wikipedia, but they don’t even know how an axial turbine works or what a stator is. The schematic is similar to a turbine engine in the same way Fred Flintstone’s car resembles a modern automobile. This is looking theranos bad.
Damn you really "owned the libs" with that 180
My personal favorite is the Intl.Segmenter

It's a basic tokenizer you can use for NLP pre-processing.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...