skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is just virtual musical chairs for a lot (most) of them. Also bunch of disposable income does not mean a person is not an idiot. This has been proven many many times.
It was my experience that Japanese citizens spent a lot of time travelling Japan, instead of overseas. As an Australian we have a notoriety for overseas travel, but I think even in Australia the same is true. Most people still travel locally, not overseas.

I think the enlightened wanderlusting traveller is rare in general, but you find many of them when that's what you do so you get the impression everyone wants that. I think most people want the tourist package, if they can afford to travel at all that is.
What are you even talking about? He’s no Mark Levin.
We’re not talking about “democrats.” We are talking about college educated California democrats. On cultural issues—which dominate when it comes to moderation decisions—the Overton window of a typical Twitter employee is well to the left of people in most European countries, and far to the left of those in Asia or Africa or the Middle East. For example, center left Emmanuel Macron or solidly left Mette Frederiksen wouldn’t be able to express their views on immigration at a Twitter staff meeting: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20221102-mette-frederi...

Contrast the recent post about Stanford’s language policing guide, with Macron calling such guidance “woke nonsense.” https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/emmanuel-mac...
Maybe brave search can help?
You put more thought into it than he did.
Jugaad is a good thing if that is kept as just the start and things don't end in Jugaad.

Personally, I'm not a Jugaad person. I won't suggest glorifying or encouraging Jugaad in any way except to get things started but a parallel plan to move back to normalcy/excellency should be in the work as soon as it starts.

Too many a things have failed in India because it was Jugaad-ed for too long. Jugaad is an Indian thing and we love it for various reasons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugaad

Edit/Update: I kinda usually narrates to the team I work with to -- experiment and jugaad like the Indians, have the discipline of the Japanese, and the finesse to deliver like the Germans.

No cultural misappropriations intended and I'm still working on making that better with more cultures inclusion.
If someone follows me, that means they’ve affirmatively expressed interest in what I have to say. How is it “spam” for me to tell them how they can continue hearing from me?
There aren’t always new customers to sell to. When your system requires on constant growth to not collapse, it isn’t sustainable. A Ponzi scheme is the closest way I can describe it but I wouldn’t say it’s fraud since you weren’t promised future updates. You just implicitly require and expect them.
Plot twist: you vote yes and in 24 hours you're banned from Twitter.
<C-[> is a native remap to Esc btw
I think, in his own way Elon, is trying to apply his engineering first principles. AFAIK, his #1 rule is "The best part is no part", which I think explains a fair number of his (non-ego driven) choices.
Thank you. I haven't been following the Twitter files so I wasn't sure what your previous post referred to.

Unfortunately, I think neither of the scenarios you described are likely. The House proposes funding bills, it's true, but those bills don't pass without Senate and presidential sign-off. Similarly, if somebody lies to congress, Congress can refer them to the justice department, but it's the executive branch that would execute the prosecution. Even if one could pin Dorsey on a specific lie (and it would be really easy for him to claim that they don't silence conservative voices, just their perception of unfactual information), I doubt it's expedient for this administration to press the issue.
Yeah as ops gets more complex i don't want to tell developers they need to install xyz with a hundred specific versions. Just grab the latest app image
Pebble bed reactors with no containment building retrofitted on existing thermal plants might compete if we're willing to accept the gradually growing continuous stream of fission products that will start leaking when it turns out silicon carbide isn't actually invincible.
The many COBOL programmers are not being paid to study a dead language, they are being paid to adapt, evolve, and maintain living systems written in that language.
Apple fights right to repair same way - creating fake self repair program to pretend its all solved.
Or even better, yt-whisper, which uses OpenAI's Whisper speech to text. I guess it'd be better to first check whether the video has captions first before Whispering, so maybe both your command and this one could be used together.

https://github.com/m1guelpf/yt-whisper
Taiwan probes TikTok for suspected illegal operations
https://github.com/m1guelpf/yt-whisper
If you’re offended on behalf of Tucker Carlson, I don’t think you can really call yourself a “middle of the isle” guy.
Also good advice if you ever find yourself in need of a lawyer.
This was interesting, even as a non PL person. Everything before C and Basic is kind of hazy and distant to me. This is the first I’ve heard of the concept of four mother languages. I wonder if there is anything that explains it more.
Now he can spend more time on Tesla and SpaceX. My bets are on Elon.
I mean your fingers are already there and you're frequently hitting ctrl and hard brackets if you're programming. Just makes sense. <C-[> is the way to go. So many people customize vim in ways where native functionality is easier.
>I just wish personal integrity mattered at any scale, anymore.

Interestingly in the legal system, accepting responsibility is "admission against interest", and actively warned against by counsel. There are some public figures who live and breath the lessons of an adversarial legal system. Self-reflection is reflexively rejected as having no possible upside, because any correction is an admission against interest. Such a mind has mutilated itself. That anyone finds such a mind attractive, worthy of emulation, is by far the most astonishing phenomena of my life.
For whatever reason IBM in their wisdom decided the AT keyboard should move Ctrl from next to A to where it is now. And I guess since that's when PC clones really started to pick up steam and decided to copy the most recent keyboard it got entrenched. And when Apple decided to bring the control key back to the Mac I guess it made some sense to copy what the PCs were doing and also not mess with previous Mac user's keyboard skills?

Japanese keyboards have extra keys near space. It's possible with software to remap those keys to something else like Ctrl. Really wish more keyboards had usable thumb keys...
Going to Japan is a several thousand dollar commitment for the average American/European, is it not?
“There is no logical reason for someone to disagree with me.”
Yes, but less reliably than that.
I just really liked him as a bad ass engineer. Sucks that he went this far
That matches my experience too, and Japan has a pretty big population too so that small percentage who love to travel will still be a lot of people.
This is cool!

We're doing forced alignment with audio recordings i.e. podcasts. Here's an example from a test client: https://www.withfanfare.com/p/seldon-crisis/search-by-the-fo...

Grateful for any feedback you might have.

Also, if you run a knowledge-dense podcast, or know somebody that does, I would love to talk to you/them. I'm for example considering to link places, people and things in a transcript.
This sounds very similar to my first IT Support role setting up thin clients for law firms in London that had VM instances for each role including development, and then a networked file system with version control for code.
Apologies for failing to quote the entirety of relevance. My statement isn't that they aren't a non-profit, but that their status as a non-profit isn't particularly suitable for inclusion in a case of "dark corners" of non-profit organizations.

If that wasn't what you were trying to do, then I apologize for letting my confirmation bias get in the way of more accurately addressing the criticism.
Nah. Vangelis had it way better.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=GWggDMDhwIA&feature=shares&t=80
> The margin call helps to avoid ruin.

For the bank, yes. For the investor, not necessarily.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/121515/how-s...
Google, Amazon, and Microsoft absolutely do not have "everything" apps. Google Maps is the closest to a mega-app and it's still highly focused on things that are location-based.

These companies also don't favour their own services over others on their cloud platforms. That's why regulators aren't coming after them. Twitter is not a cloud service provider and it's not hard to see why the argument you presented does not hold up.
X maintainers are promoting a new platform that doesn’t provide for remote hardware rendering. Ironically, shipping Javascript to a web browser (local to the display) seems to be the way ahead for performance.
If he wants to stay, he'll game the poll, right?
what part of being offered choices and picking one would convince someone they came up with it themselves? That doesn't even make sense.

Arguing credibility vs truth for something you have no evidence for is a fine hair to split that actually makes no difference. You're inventing it whole cloth either way, you can pick whichever word makes you happier and it doesn't give you any insight or make repeating baseless defamation suddenly credible.

>Edit: A link to the story that someone else also posted here: https://www.tumblr.com/numberonecatwinner/701567544684855296...

Story start with:

>I was an intern at SpaceX years ago, back it when it was a much smaller compan

this person never had any access to elon and is repeating things he heard. His example is:

>The funniest example of “stage management” I can remember is this dude on the IT security team. He had a script running in a terminal on one of his monitors that would output random garbage, Matrix-style, so that it always looked like he was doing Important Computer Things to anyone who walked by his desk. Second funniest was all the people I saw playing WoW at their desks after ~5pm, who did it in the office just to give the appearance that they were working late.

If you're buying this you'll buy anything, just not if elon is selling it you because you don't like him.
I think the money really went to his head. And I'm wondering if he's been doing drugs.

edit: To expand a bit on that: I grew up in Amsterdam and I've seen more than one person that was smart and on a very successful trajectory go down in flames due to drugs. Some of Elon's tendencies very much remind of that.
Is anyone so timid that the fact SBF plays the same game as them actually impacts their life or even their morning breakfast? I mean is anyone that weak willed?
> someone says DNSSEC is, at last, easy to deploy

Almost not a week goes by on HN where there's a headline about some well-known company or government organization that did something (or didn't do something) to either get themselves knocked off the internet or were compromised.

While companies screwing up DNSSEC has gotten some companies knocked of the net, it pales in comparison to other reasons for companies getting knocked off the net.

But whatever.

A more nuanced take on the ease of deploying DNSSEC: it's easy to do for the weekend hobbyist working on a side project or a homelab. Or a small organization whose registrar and internet host both support DNSSEC.

Deploying DNSSEC is definitely not easy if you're running at Facebook, Twitter, Apple, etc. scale. There are other reasons too, but there's no need to rehash once again.
Archive link: https://archive.today/ITuv6
Not OP. But I recently started calorie counting (I'm using MyFitnessPal, and decided to even pay the yearly sub). Its been immensely helpful in understanding the impact of various food on my daily calorie count, and showing me I wasn't getting enough protein (I now start my day with a scoop of whey protein).
Yes, because of the initial electric motor boost, 2010+ are quick off the line. The new 2023 Prius have that and 194 hp...
Well, it's not a claim that these are the ten most influential programming languages. Lisp was clearly more influential than most of these, but it didn't make the list because it's still alive.

I think the title was mostly just a pun/riff on the title of the other post linked in the first paragraph, which did claim to be a list of the most influential languages, and doesn't really make sense if read as a specific concrete claim.
I wonder if future iterations of this use more than two chambers for ever more power, perhaps eventually converging into a sphere shape for the reactor (many years from now).
Can you imagine how excited Tesla shareholders are to vote "yes" on this?
I'm convinced that it would be better: the reason for worse every version is that they try to cram every major full of "revolutionary new features" nobody asked for. Because back in the day updates were a major revenue stream but only with headline features. I'd gladly pay for a 64 bit w2k
I find archiving them as PDFs inconvenient to grep unlike plain text.
He didn't discriminate with his Australian broadsheets. Maybe US editors have more spine than Australian editors?

The Murdoch dynasty (Keith, Rupert, Lachlan, ...) are master newspapermen. Why burn goodwill killing a story about money that is already lost when that goodwill could be spent on influencing even bigger things?
True but the Euro/US dollar didn't devalue against the global currency market by 45%.
Physical media remains king
He stood up against censorship, seems laudable and deserves more in my estimation than an attitude of "well that's what you get"
Thank You to everyone for replying with suggestions and answers.

Unfortunately no good deed goes unpunished these days.

I visited the hospital to get some feedback on my idea and to possibly get an old nurse call button. I was disappointed with the CMA response I received. The hospital can not provide any equipment that has not been approved and in order to be approved the supplier and product must be listed.
They thanked me for my generous offer but were not able to accept anything I brought in due to safety(And I suspect legal reasons)

The suggested I look into making a phone app that patients" loved ones could download and use while visiting...

Thanks again for the responses.
From the article:

"The survey asked about “any leisure travel” and did not differentiate between domestic or international travel plans, said Lindsey Roeschke, a travel and hospitality analyst at Morning Consult."
> but because network effects businesses are hard to kill

That is true, but once it does go down it can go very fast, especially if there is a viable replacement. Digg, Slashdot, MySpace, AOL, Google+ etc. Network effects work to your advantage on the way up, but can work to your disadvantage on the way down.

Tumblr and Flickr are shadows of their former selves.
It had some good ideas, but that was the extent of it. Every iteration of the solution since then has agreed that streaming all application UI is always going to be janky and needless. It's a lot better to host the data on the server side and let the client handle visual rendering by itself.
To put this in context: this is not the first time Toyota advocates anti-EV point of view.

In the beginning of this year the same guy (Akio Toyoda) was spreading all the EV FUD there is: electrification will tank the (Japanese) economy, the electric grid will collapse, no-one needs electric cars etc.

He just might be right about tanking the Japanese economy but not because "EV bad" but because Toyota and Honda and their suppliers are big parts of the economy and they are laggards among laggards on EV adoption front.

And it's not just words but money and lobbying: Toyota joined Trump's lawsuit against EPA (now dropped) and is among the largest anti-EV lobbyists, in the great company of oil giants. Anti-EV lobbying means: lobbying against increased fuel efficiency standards and ICE bans.

Given that China is already 30% EV, Europe ~25% their position doesn't seem rational but purely talking their book and trying to not get killed by mistakes they made in the last 5-10 years.

Until mid-2022 they were selling more hydrogen cars (1) than EV cars (0). Hence their bizarre "we're pro EV but ALSO pro hydrogen" stance. Hydrogen lost and there's no path to hydrogen becoming a thing for passenger cars.

They are also waiting their time working on manual transmission for electric cars. It's peak stupid.

But most importantly they only have 1 EV on sale (with a genius name of bz4x) and it doesn't sells well.

Rumor has it that they just decided that their e-TNGA platform used in bZ4X is not cost-competitive with Tesla and started working on a new EV platform that won't be ready in 4 years.

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/exclus...
> The readership for hacker news skews wealthier, I know, but truly, there are a lot of people who buy cars for 5-10k and drive them for the next 8-10 years, with rarely an incident.

This is EXACTLY who should be buying an electric car. If you're commuting around 15km each way, then you drive aboout 15000km a year. Over 10 years, in a gas car you're getting something like 7L/100km, which at local gas prices here in Ottawa is around $13,000 over the life of the car. For the same amount of driving over 10 years, an electric will cost you about $2K in electriciy. And that's not counting all the other money you save in things like oil changes and reduced brake wear and the fact that the electic is a lot less likely to break down since it has fewer moving parts.

Right at this exact moment, car prices are all crazy because of supply shortages, but in pre-covid days I bought myself a second hand 2015 Leaf for around $15K. If I'd wanted to buy a gas car and keep it for 10 years, to break even on gas and oil, I'd have to have bought a second hand gas car for around $3-4K, and even pre-covid, that didn't buy you anything that would run trouble free for 10 years.

Yes, eventually I'll have to replace the battery pack, and that will be expensive, but even up here in the frozen wasteland of Ottawa where my range drops precipitously in the winter, I seriously doubt I'll have to replace it in the first 10 years, so if I opt to do that, it will be instead of buying another car later.

All of this ignores any rebates you'd get for buying electric, too, which makes the gas car even less attractive from an economic standpoint.

Everyone's financial situation is different, and there's certainly people for whom that $3K gas car will make sense, but long term the electric is going to win from a financial perspective.
I was already tired of it a decade ago. It's ok when the service also offers a lifetime option though.
But those aren't real differentiators. You've been able to remote start ICE cars for years, so it's warm when you get in. With a block heater, even diesels will start well below zero. Even without one, my 20 year-old ICE car starts up in -20F. And if you've got a place to charge your EV, then you've got a place to plug in your block heater.
He isn't a badass engineer. He hires badass engineers and gets the credit for their work.
It’s funny because I actually watched an episode or two of Real Sex on my iPhone several years ago. I don’t recall whether it was off of their website or through their app, though.
It wouldn't be an advantage to make him a giant - arguably it would be a negative due to his style. However, HGH allows substantially faster recover, and basically any athlete would take it if possible. Messi was able to do so legally unlike most footballers due to his condition.
I am getting anxious just thinking about that. Big nope for me. But awesome that you did it, I just don't want to conquer that fear.
The value is knowing people's unfiltered thoughts. I want to see humanity at its purest.

If you used the site for any length of time, you'd know that even on 4chan the groups you mentioned are not universally accepted. Anonymity works both ways and they are also hated with complete impunity.

It's precisely the anonymous nature of the site that makes posting so easy and consequence-free. There is no reputation to worry about, you can just share ideas and see how others react. Did you know Andreas Kling, creator of SerenityOS, used to post progress reports on the Daily Programming Thread of 4chan's technology board as far back as 2018-2019? I know because I was there.
Reminiscent of Keynes' definition of a sound banker.
+1

This talk explain me why I feel better with languages with more dynamic features.
Not that Gretzky wasn’t great. He indisputably was and his title as the GOAT of hockey is totally fair.

However, these records are incredibly influenced by the era he played in. Look at a list of the highest scoring seasons for teams ever and it’s either far pre expansion or the late 70s and 80s - Gretzky’s era.

Messi’s records are astounding for the reason that soccer scoring trends have remained far more stable (imo)
> They're probably happier for it, but I can only accept the dull explanation that we just stop and it's not very interesting.

I don't find this view makes me particularly unhappy. In fact, 'living' forever in an afterlife seems incredibly stressful, given that you need to work towards that all the time (and you have no idea at all what it's actually like). Having a clear end makes things so much easier - you have a realistic timeframe you will live in and once you die, you have nothing to worry about anymore.

What I find somewhat strange is that people who say they don't want to live forever don't seem to mind an afterlife. Maybe something to ask them about the next time.
Just wondering if this has this made cheaper travelling to Japan as a foreigner (earning in USD)? Or have prices already adjusted?
Garage isn't necessarily a car storage device. Mine is a gym and a workshop.