skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes! But that might be a penalty you’re willing to make versus long turnaround times, especially if you’re in NYC vs a harsh military theater and fueling infra is solved.

The truck doesn’t care if the battery slab is pulled and replaced with another battery or a hybrid powertrain, it just cares it has enough power to accelerate and decelerate.

https://old.reddit.com/r/WarCollege/comments/r40x15/why_are_...
The lack of credible lithium battery BMSes for solar has been a big reason for me to stay largely with lead-acid off-grid: I'd be pleased if some of this finesse spills over!
Incidentally, law seems like an incredibly powerful potential application for ChatGPT.
His book is NYT bestseller, so it's hard to argue no one is listening
Libredirect automatically redirects all kinds of social media sites to a privacy-conscious alternative. It's great.
Yes the music and to me also the speaker's nasal voice are distracting from the content.
And that is when society sends the cops to drag someone away, and the neighbors shrug.
The email is right there for all of us to read.
How does that prevent anyone from using ChatGPT to generate new (supposedly human-written) content?
Apple decided to put on their platform a propagandist Russian TV show
You should consider doing a 'Show HN', it would be very nice to read how you got to where you are today.
Microsoft was required to say this by an agreement they made with CWA: https://cwa-union.org/news/releases/cwa-microsoft-announce-l...
My M1 air is only a few minutes behind my old i7-7700k in handbrake encoding a 4k 10 bit HDR movie into a 1080p version. I still have a 2017 16inch MBP that throttles horribly on any major task.

I’m going to some personal benchmarks for all all 3 machines plus my new Ryzen 7950x. It still amazes me the fanless M1 Air is nearly as fast as my old desktop and laptop.
> without having to look at your keyboard

Function keys are faster / more direct for people that do 100% touch typing, right?
Well right now there are existing entities with too much power, unions provide a second (less) powerful entity to balance the unchecked power of corporate leaders.

It’s not about correcting a cosmic wrong, it’s about people wanting more power and using a tool to get it.
Actually I find it much better than that for exploratory purposes than just getting search terms. The ability to just keep asking questions for clarification is something that the web was meant to provide with web links, but rarely does a good job of it. If it can simply act as a domain expert that I can talk to, it would be a huge win.
https://mises.org/wire/poor-us-are-richer-middle-class-much-...

Here's one analysis, but there are others. I would prefer a less conservative source.
There is some evidence to show that obesity has been rising independently of behavioral changes (even though they do contribute), due to deterioration in the food quality. Look at obesity rates amongst animals for example, especially wild animals that feed off of human food.
Thank goodness

When China does something crazy like Russia we have to be ready to cut economic ties with them - and the TSMC story (and Intel building fabs in Ohio and Europe) are the first steps towards that.
The profiles and text communication, yes absolutely. That has been a solved problem on much less powerful & more expensive hardware than what we have now.

Media might be a bit of an issue, but maybe less so if the lack of ad revenue means there is no incentive for publishers to pump out infinite quantities of low-quality media-heavy content.
Do you think all template languages that combine logic and markup are ugly? Or just Pushup's?
There was a slide deck by Sequioa going around recently, wherein one of the points was that the companies that cut costs hard and fast at the beginning of the recession were more likely to survive to the end of it.

Either that or they see something the rest of us don't when looking at economic data (a long recession).
As others have mentioned yabai +skhd is excellent. I think using this guide to set it all up went a long way for me: https://cbrgm.net/post/2021-05-5-setup-macos/

Yabai is my daily driver and I really like it.
The point is that even though I like Python and Hg, a single snag like that is enough to tip the cost/benefit ratio in favor of C (egad!) and Git.

(With a side dish of "I'm entitled to working tools.")
GP mentions S and HNO3 in the same sentence. Those 2 combined with charcoal results in black powder.
Same here.

I just put up with my R key not working right, it was my main work machine and the disruption would've been way more expensive. But Apple was lucky cuz I mostly use an external keyboard. All this until I got a new laptop (the m1 max which is phenomenal) so I've mostly forgotten it but I feel Apple got off too easily on this.

They should be punished harder for this shitty design that they didn't immediately backtrack on.
>As the sole breadwinner in our household with 4 young kids, I was not comfortable going full time and merely being ramen profitable or anything close to it.

It takes a lot of balls and willpower to take this plunge. I wish you a lot of success and hope you make it. I'm also the sole breadwinner of my home and it's a lot of responsibility.
Tested Perceptual Difference Between UHD-1/4K and UHD-2/8K
The context of slavery in the 13th amendment was the recent slavery in America. Could you not basically do what you wanted medically with a slave in the early 19th century? Forcing birth seems to fit within the limits of slavery.
> “ With current technology, full electrification isn’t possible now for some parts of our fleet, but we are monitoring closely and really hope it will be,” Gragnani said.

We are really letting the perfect be the enemy of the good. At this moment in time, Plug-in hybrids are the superior technology for nearly every application. I don't understand why they get so overlooked by consumers and manufacturers alike.
I think this is like predatory lending laws - you can be forced to give someone a loan at a reasonable price, even if you can convince them to pay way more. The same argument also works for voluntary slavery - I think people have the right to say "even if it's initially consensual, it still seems like an abusive business model that we shouldn't allow"
Yeah, I'd be prefer that as well. But I understand why it might be harder to accomplish.
Aviator (YC S21) is hiring engineers interested in dev productivity
99% literally use literally wrong though.
Migrating our largest mobile app to React Native
Agree, the pricing isn't correct (accidental damage is $299 for macs across the board) and every time I've sent a device off for service they always tell me to either back up my data or wipe the device myself.
The original article would probably be a better thing to link to

https://news.drweb.com/show/?i=14646&lng=en&c=23
To me, this is hard to understand. There used to be a saying “right tool for the right job” and I’m sure when Ford released the model T lots of people said “horses can do X while automobiles can not”

This is a step … where basically 9 months out of the year there is no emissions in the city and the trucks are effectively the same 1:1 replacement.

I also understand that this is a much harder article to write “the city got away with using the wrong tool for the job for years and now has to address the problem they created” (this cuts both ways). It probably seemed like a win win at the time but now a solution will need to be engineered to solve it… im also sure having a hybrid fleet (some ICE and some EV) will be great for times of increased demand and having backups when something breaks…
Finally some damn innovation in search! Hallelujah! From Bing of all engines! It's about damn time!
I think this is too dismissive, and internally inconsistent.

These drugs are not the solution for all people, but they may well be a part of it for many. The interventions you're advising - "don't snack", "exercise more", have the same pattern you're talking about with dieting - alone, they tend to fail in the long-term.

It's easier to learn to eat better (and enjoy things like veggies) if you're not feeling starving all the time. It's easier to learn to exercise (and enjoy it) if you're not obese.

> all these meds do not address the main cause of the problem -- which is what you eat, how you eat and when you eat it

"Just don't do that" hasn't historically had a great track record of addressing it, either.
That’s lovely. It sounds like the kind of thing that would work well in a fortune cookie.

Meanwhile, in the real world, we find that that’s not how happiness works at all. People want more than they used to have or they want more than the people around them. If they don’t, they aren’t happy.

You can blame capitalism all you like, but this is a fundamental tenet of brain chemistry. No matter how well off we are, our dopamine level adjusts to that.
I’ve never understood the argument that it’s the individual people’s data. If you go and run an ad on Facebook you’ll see that the targeting is largely stuff individuals have volunteered. It’s their sex, relationship status, what brands they “follow,” etc.

It would be “my” data if Facebook were digging through my phone, looking at all my photos, and offering targeting based on that. It’s their data if I’m effectively telling them “hey, this is who I am.”

Off-site stuff is more wishy-washy and I think an opt-out there makes sense.
Only if part of that transaction involves non-material things such as personal data. If you accept actual payments in money, you are welcome to refuse service to anyone. The solution is easy and straightforward.
same in french. it's a dead key on our keyboard, so it's basically two keystrokes instead of one to type it.

to be fair most special characters are behind AltGr on azerty, soooo...
Yep, or admins or settings apps, for example. Pushup is partly designed to support the "mildly dynamic" site https://www.devever.net/~hl/mildlydynamic
Hear hear, so hot it's so cool !
This is too absolutist. People aren't immutable, unable to control themselves at all without drugs. Anyone who gives up smoking without a patch has to decide to never pick up a cigarette again. They may have "given up" a few times before, and the last time they succeeded. By your logic they shouldn't have tried more than once.
already upvoted it.

unfortunately it won't work without the APIs because it needs to be part of our product and there the data is constantly being updated dynamically by different actors / processes .
Really? I would very much expect that most people would have a strong negative opinion about the morality of incest.
> In a capitalist society, we should be able to set the price for something that we own.

Congrats, you just legalized slavery with that genius idea.

There have to be limits on everything. You just disagree with the chosen line.
Also the part that most people forget is that studying bodybuilders is most often also studying people who are on performance enhancing drugs ("steroids").
Ironically quite funny
> Personally I'm very happy with Boston and like having seasons and occasionally getting snow, but I recognize that this is a minority view

Grandparent commenter here, yeah, this is why I also live in Boston. :P But averaging 70F every day year-round with consistently sunny skies is pretty appealing to those who don't need seasons to anchor their memories. It's the same reason why people will always choose to live in Hawaii, regardless of economics.
So we'll wait until batteries improve to the point where they can be used. Not a big deal. In the mean time personal transportation can be fully electrified. The subway has been running on electricity for more than 100 years.
I use Karabiner-Elements and Hammerspoon to map caps lock to a "hyper" key, so browser is hyper+b, text editor is hyper+t, terminal is hyper+s, notes/tasks (Obsidian) is hyper+k, etc.
> Going by revealed preferences, most people don't consider targeting advertising to be "spying and psychological manipulation". If they did, usage patters would differ.

By this logic most people don't actually believe cigarettes are harmful, if they did then usage patterns would differ
There's an interesting conversation to be had about developer ergonomics. For me, on a Mac, it's far more easier to use characters and symbols on the bottom of the keyboard.

<script></script>.

It's even easy to use a select few symbols from the number row.

!, @, #, $ uses my left pinky on the left shift, left hand middle (or index) finger on the number

&, *, (, and ) use my left pinky on the left shift, right hand finger on the number.

^ (and % + & to an extent) seem to be a no-mans land, similar to smart phone screens only allowing limited easy reach.

If you're going to be typing a symbol character to mark a variable (or whatever else) it certainly needs to be easy to reach, and for me at least, the ^ isn't.

Maybe it's just my typing style or that I have small fingers :(

Edit: Also, what about IDE plugins? I would hate to lose type safety or smart suggestions for a line like this:

<p>The time is now ^time.Now().String().</p>
That's about as likely as the rest of the world cutting economic ties with the US when it does something crazy, like invading a middle eastern country to satisfy it's presidents ego. (Finishing the job Dad started.[1])

Russia is not China, all it brought to the table was exporting a single commodity, while being utterly dependant on imports. And either way, India and China didn't play ball with sanctions.

[1] There were a few other causes for that conflict, but 'Colin Powell lies his ass off in front of the UN' wasn't any better, and neither was 'we paid defectors money until we found one that would sing to the tune we wanted to hear'.
You are getting too defensive, I don't mean anything bad by it nor do I suggest that something is wrong with him because of his gender.

The reason I asked is because 99/100 this is fixable. The vast majority of people don't assume only the worst from middle aged men. The reason he mentioned that in particular could also mean that a lot of the anxiety is caused by depression and does not reflect the reality.
> it has nothing to say about how machines can understand language or how people can communicate better.

There's an entire subfield of computational linguistics that would disagree with you.

> pretend that you understood it

This seems to suggest that no one who claims to have understanding does, which seems like a large claim.

> one of those is a useful skill and the other one isn’t.

I strongly disagree that understanding language is any more useless than understanding quantum mechanics, but based on your stance as I understand it, I can't imagine either of us will have any success in convincing the other.
Oh okay. Thanks for clarifying that :)

This would have been a good opportunity to use a .us TLD, to better indicate the scope, considering in this particular case they mentioned "The Settlement Class includes all persons and entities in the United States".
Sure but the free version doesn't have mandatory tracking, that's the point. Paid, ad free Facebook is orthogonal to this.
All of the Go projects I've used have been well-constructed and efficient. It's the language the devs chose, and it lends well to the things it's been used for. Personally, I really like the syntax. Those reasons are good enough for me.
looking at container price index is another indicator
Lazy Evaluation Using Recursive Python Generators
It's amazing how many HN readers in this thread seem to be down for technofuedalist accelerationism.

Morals and ethics so easily get tossed out the window when nerds feel like their end of year bonus could be marginally threatened.
There are at least two enforcement mechanisms:

* Governments can reach Apple and Google, and thus force them to remove the apps from their app stores.

* Diplomacy. EU and USA will have a lot of negotiation to do pretty soon. USA doesn't like how EU handles big tech and privacy. EU doesn't like how USA's preferred treatment of domestic electric cars in the "inflation reduction" act that went into effect a few days ago. If Meta pulls out of EU to dodge enforcement, the EU diplomats will surely bring that up, and work a solution into whatever treaty comes out of this.
> I believe that everyone, even the skinny folks, should be on GLP1 drugs for the longevity effects.

Are you for real? Serious question.
On-demand learning comes at the cost of conceptual understanding
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33955985
Swappable batteries is how some countries are migrating to ev for motorcycle/scooter taxis, just swap batteries and keep moving passengers. The cost savings seems to be worth it, read that its about 75% savings against fuel costs.

The easy solutions will go first, working its way up with better tech and design.

I think car/fleet size batteries isn't really feasible with swapping batteries. Small scooter batteries seems like a no brainer.
There are groups out there measuring the cost related to identity theft. The $56 billion number wasn't pulled out of thin air: https://javelinstrategy.com/content/2021-identity-fraud-repo...

How do propose liability could be demonstrated with something like this? Do you expect hackers and fraudsters to cite their sources when they are defrauding someone?
It could be the case where buffer management on routers along the way makes a difference, transient congestion conditions, buffer sizes, fq vs fifo vs something more complicated, etc.

Things work a lot faster if all of your small packets make it through, but if any of those packets are dropped you incur delays for retransmits, tcp slow start, etc. Basically extra round-trip delays that could be a lot longer than a local nagle delay, depending on what you are sending.
First of all I don’t spend more than 8h on my day job. No ifs no buts. If I had a 9h work day plus commute then I’d have no energy for anything else. I’m done with my work day at 5 so I can do something else.

Second: if I don’t want to do I side project then I don’t. If it’s not done for fun then it isn’t a hobby, it’s a chore. It’s work.
As others have pointed out, you don't need to write extra .c files, and you won't bloat the obj files. This paradigm is fairly common, see, e.g.:

https://github.com/lieff/minimp3

https://github.com/Immediate-Mode-UI/Nuklear

https://github.com/mattiasgustavsson/libs/blob/main/docs/htt...
Stdlib may not be the answer, but the current setup does make urllib3 suffer in anonymity...since for many it's hidden under the requests module.
You're Holding It Wrong!
The model can describe the distribution of answers and their confidences. So there will not be one right answer for everything.
This article sounds more like “globalization is dead for semiconductors”.
The media is super confused that ‘forever chemicals’ are so easy to destroy with catalysis and energy, because they mistakenly tried to teach the public that forever chemicals are super mysteriously stable when PFAS have many orders of magnitude variability in half-lives.

This is probably like the nuclear fiasco all over again, where we throw the good out with the bad after enough fear mongering.
How so? Revenue isn't scaled, unless you do the thing I said.
Absolutely, the Chinese economy is the world economy. Everywhere else is the periphery.
Similar to the original comment, it could help with exploratory type of work. It helps me shift things from “things I don’t know about/unaware of” to “things I know I don’t know of”.
For typical heatpumps efficiency is a factor of temperature difference. Ground-source are efficient (COP 5) because you go from 5 degrees Celsius to perhaps 35 degree Celsius (underfloor heating or low temperature convection radiators)

This invention claims COP 4 for heating water to 80 degrees, that is a huge step up.

For instance it changes the game to replace oil and gas heated radiators, as you can only replace the heat source, not radiators that only work well with 80 deg C water (where COP is very bad for conventional heat pumps)
Is the problem you’re seeing about fake content or fake people? Or both?

Does it have low value for to you to know that I myself am say 3 friend hops away from you and have say a “likelihood of being human score” of 7/10?

And it wouldn’t help you to be able to know that say many random sms messages you get or random phone calls you get or random posts or articles you have trust score of say 0/10 because nobody in your extended network of trust can attest they exist?

True fake content is hard to solve. At an intimate scale nothing can solve deception. If you’re my friend and you decide to manipulate or deceive me then there’s not much I can do. I extended trust to you and you violated it. This isn’t a new phenomena.

But the article isn’t specifically about fake content. It is also about sock puppets. It’s about an extended field of spam. Crypto can play a role at lest asserting that a post is uttered by a friend of a friend or somebody who has greater than zero trust.
> see a write-up of the lessons learned over the years

It would make for a long blog post and no doubt one I'd have to continue updating, hah. I will write it at some point though, thanks for suggesting it.

And thank you for all your thoughtful comments on HackerNews over its history as well as the posts on your blog. You're brilliant and this community is a better place because of your participation in it.
Of course it makes sense - a print is different than an original, they have a different price, they have a different impact. Even when it is a very good print.

For that matter, a limited run print has a different impact and value than an unlimited run print. Compare an original warhol print of a can of soup, to a modern repr print, to an actual can of soup, to an I <3 NY t-shirt.
More like, managers playing favorites
Let me make sure I got this right... I make a statement about how a lot of incest is due to rape. You cannot fathom that and ask for stats. I provide them from a child abuse organization that also links to the underlying government statistics. You respond with it's irrelevant. You are not arguing in good faith.
Interestingly I got the full amount because I got the keyboard replaced and the battery replaced at a separate time (which required the top case to be replaced as well). I'll take it though since the keyboard was also having issues at that time.
Could this be outsourced?

I could create a tool - or a suite of tools - to parse e.g. a Python, PHP, Javascript (Node), Java, or other codebase and determine the dependencies. Hell, the requirements.txt file would probably be enough. Maybe I'll manually see how they use Linux, Firefox, LibreOffice, Anki, Inkscape, etc too. The company then cuts me - a reputable business that distributes funds fairly to open source projects - a check and I divvy it up, keep n% for myself, and distribute it to the projects and to the FSF.

With enough clients some open source projects could see significant funds increases, and the companies would be alleviated of responsibility and worry. I could even issue "badges" to significant donors.
TBH all I want are Django's generic views implemented in Go to make it easy to map routes to DB resources to speed up making APIs.

Ideally it would automagically expose a whitelisted list of DB tables as API endpoints but allow the ability to override queries for each table and perform logic as necessary (i.e. support custom handlers as well as lightweight default ones).

If anyone knows of anything like that please let me know.
US dollar is still global currency for international settlements. So, not really sure that will happen soon
You can make the the code read-only (from the web-server's perspective) and have auto update if you use a tool like WP-CLI and a cron job.

I've had a few customer's sites on WP for decades without any hacks. But I also carefully restrict their plug-ins, and disable PHP in any of the upload directories.