skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank God! Maybe this means they'll offer a round wheel (as an option or whatever) on the CyberTruck!!!!!!!! I despise the yolk with a fiery passion, but have zero problems with other people having one. Just give us the option! I won't even consider a car with a yolk (maybe if there is an easy modification).

Blocking the dash screen is a non-argument. Never had a problem in many cars with seeing the display through the wheel. With a yolk, you are forced to hold it in a certain way. In an emergency, grabbing the yolk is less certain than grabbing a wheel. It's easier to put way too much torque in the yolk causing more steering than desired. The capacitive buttons are dumb (yolk or not).

The stalk for PRND and a separate stalk for signals is better, and put back the wiper controls while you're at it!
Stack Exchange: user fingerprinting ads permitted as they don't violate any laws
It's not apparant to me. Cancer claim seemed like a conditional one.
I wonder if maybe modern bodies aren’t built for manual labor?

I’d love to talk with any of the millions of voluntary and involuntary manual laborers from the past 200 years and learn about how they made it through their lifetimes working in fields and factories in stress positions under substandard conditions.

To be honest, I guess we could just interact with and ask present day laborers across the globe cranking out products for Western mass consumption.

It’s got to be about the same I’d guess 1822 to 2022, no?
There are better solutions than chopping off half the wheel though. For example, Volkswagen ditched the binnacle and put the gauge cluster screen on the steering column instead of on the dashboard. This is so that it can move up and down with the steering wheel to whatever height it's set at. Unfortunately VW also used capacitive buttons, but apparently they will go back to real buttons in the future.
Denying there is disparate treatment in women’s salaries relative to men’s is a bit like denying the moon landing or saying 9/11 was an inside job. No matter how you slice it - correct for time on job, school pedigree, etc, etc women are systematically paid less than men across all professions.
is there a citation for that?

the reason i ask is the parent comment talks about the scattering of light at sharp incidence levels favoring certain wavelengths, with the reds being what naturally is dominant at dusk and dawn light-hitting-atmosphere angles.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-about/weather/opt...
Walgreens has been easy compared to getting something out of a case at Target. The whole pharmacy area was a ghost town.
Never trust a render.
I have a better source now, estimating Google's gross profit margin for YouTube at 38%: https://mannhowie.com/youtube-valuation

Basically:

- 55% of Ad revenue goes to creators

- 7% of revenue on storage and data center costs (based on Google's 2019 annual report that reported how they depreciate their data center assets).

On top of that there are operating expenses, so operating profit margin is 3-18% (this is assuming their op-ex is much higher - almost twice - Netflix, but comparable to Facebook.)
For $50 I'd gladly call someone to fix my toilet. When the minimum rate is $250 it now makes a lot more sense for me to spend an hour doing it myself.
I hadn't heard those voices before -- those are extraordinary.
Unfortunately matrix.org is a very dominant instance for the Matrix ecosystem... not many other public instances approach the size of matrix.org. I've considered hosting my own Conduit server[1], but not gotten around to it.

https://gitlab.com/famedly/conduit/
The Electric Car Sony and Honda Are Working On
The problem with Starchild isn't the ridiculous story line. The problem is that in the last ten pages of the novel we find that the whole journey of the main character was not important in the slightest. On to fight WWI instead. I would recommend his short stories and poetry though.
If one has chosen to buy a Tesla, one must choose which to purchase...? It’s pretty clearly an expensive luxury good with robust demand, sooooo what’s the argument? Don’t buy one if you’re not of the means to afford one. If you’ve decided to buy a Tesla, I’m sharing which you’ll get the most value out of.

Average price of a new car is $45k-48k btw. 17 million new auto sales per year in the US. $50k-$60k isn’t egregious considering total cost of ownership savings. One could buy an equally expensive combustion vehicle I suppose. Prices for a new Toyota Highlander currently range from $37k to $67k, for example.
I wonder if this is why I don't get SMS OTP from some apps when I'm abroad and roaming...
Whenever tradesmen come to my house for a job, the ones who are my age, 59, are hobbling and broken. A couple other things come to mind: Places where trade work pays more, are probably also more expensive to live in. And the trades are at the mercy of the construction cycle.

I could imagine the trades being more attractive in countries with better labor laws and social safety net.
Lexus already has steer-by-wire for its yoke steering wheel, hopefully Tesla will catch up this year
I thought that experience was a "medium" trademark :)

But yes now that you described it, I remember that experience but didn't associate with the brandname "substack"
If you correct for all of that - only compare women who work the same hours, have the same degree from the same school, same number of years on the job - it always comes out that women are paid less. Because you aren’t aware of this doesn’t make it not true.
Boy, Twilio sucks in this story!

The Tweets he mentioned, that they lost 200.000 Dollars. Unbelievable.
And this „please don’t dispute the charge“ is the icing on the cake.
Think I'm personally more prone to remembering words and general concepts, from the passage OP used the parts "instruct speed reading" and "serial" are all I can really recall. This worked out well during my engineering education because a lot of the focus was on "not remembering formulas but being able to derive them from first principles".
I've always been impressed by people who can see a movie or something once and be able to recite all the funny lines perfectly.
Why Are Energy Prices So High? Some Experts Blame Deregulation
Pushup – A server-side, page-oriented web framework for Go
well, AMX does asynchronous outer products from byte-addressable buffers with accumulation. it's not like tensor cores or intel's AMX where the silicon literally only does a matrix multiplication. you can easily do efficient sliding window math from the buffers (convolutions) or sparse data loads (since the instructions run asynchronously from the CPU)
You genuinely don't see what Gnome has to offer power users because the Gnome developers removed all the configuration and customization options that would have been helpful for power users. Gnome 2 was just as customizable as KDE. Then with Gnome 3 they removed almost every option. Now, with a combination of Gnome 42, Gnome Tweak Tool and the aforementioned extensions, some (not all, some) of those customization options are back. Only, now, instead of having all customization options built-in and available from the beginning you have to understand that you have to install Gnome Tweak Tool in order to, for example, remap Caps Lock to Ctrl. That's something that MacOS offers out of the box. That's something that KDE offers out of the box. Gnome used to offer it out of the box too, but they deliberately removed the option.

Really, that's what gets me. It's not as if the world moved on and Gnome just didn't keep up. No. Gnome 2 was actually better than Gnome 3. The Gnome devs removed features for what, as far as I can tell, were purely aesthetic reasons.

Put another way, whenever we see Microsoft or Apple dumbing down their operating systems, do we not criticize them for unnecessarily making life more difficult for their users? Why should we give Gnome a free pass for doing exactly the same thing?
I'm a little bit confused by their use of EUPL (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_Public_Licence), can anyone summarize the direct impact, e.g. what shouldn't you use it for?

Ah - their use of EUPL was actually modified so it is only compatible with "AGPL v3 and OSL v2.1, v3.0" (https://github.com/arp242/goatcounter/blob/master/LICENSE). So really it seems this should be considered as licensed as those two.
Unfortunately SNR and time are interrelated. A very weak signal can be strengthened, by comparing it over time. The longer it is present, the less likely what is being received is noise. But that process blurs things over time, unsure precisely when a change in the signal occurred. Depending on the power and speed, it could take many milliseconds, or even seconds, to say whether the signal has changed.

HF also has variable propagation. It doesn't always take the same path. So timing can be all over the place. Much lower frequencies (around 100 kHz instead of 10000 kHz) hug the ground, and their timing can be very precise. Low frequency was once used by navigation systems with ground-based transmitters. Takes huge antennas and transmitters to broadcast a strong enough signal for that. They were some of the biggest ever constructed.

High-power HF (in the kilowatt range) has been suggested before for high speed trading: https://spectrum.ieee.org/wall-street-tries-shortwave-radio-...
Stop working from home, go to the office and socialise. Stop comparing yourself to Netflix $900k jobs. Take holidays. Stop side hustling some SaaS app that will never go anywhere.

Get a hobby that isn’t focused on making money. HN isn’t the real world.
Another reason to aggressively block ads. Advertising has always been lies, but with JavaScript, they're lies that take action.
You absolutely should, but also - charging a paltry amount is hilariously in line with the lessons about stealing every inch that you’ve been forced to learn
If they lose the contract with their credit card company... I see people jumping out of windows at the Twilio HQ.

That’s like nuclear meltdown.
Bothy Shelter
Obesity is complex. Why aren’t its treatments?
I mean you could say the same about any business. I fail to see how this is unique in that regard.
I'm on the side that high performers (across all industries and generations) tend to be outliers.

The consensus is that GenZ's work ethic can be summed as "do the bare minimum not to get fired" and that they "work to live, not live to work."

Not that either ethos is a bad thing necessarily, it's just that they generally don't care about work as much as previous generations did.

My father's generation, employees stayed at their company until they retired. Mine, we switch jobs every 2-5 years. Early in my career, older individuals would question "why I switched jobs so frequently." Now, no one bats an eye at a 2-year stint.
Code smells are way more nauseating because they're nearly entirely opinion based, whereas an actual odor can be solved to everyone's satisfaction by clearing a clogged main.
Yikes, buttons for turn signals? I can barely get a "legacy" horn to honk sometimes even
If you own your own domain you can take it to another registrar/service provider if and when that happens.
Probably a long time. I guess bikes and even little utility trikes with a cargo bed are becoming increasingly popular in factories and warehouses.
Even better with servo-controlled booms so the speakers are stationary when in use...
I didn't feel very kind, but thank you. I've lost count of how many people I've seen on HN teeter on homelessness because of obvious mental health issues, sometimes causing past felonies. I'm at a loss why it seems so much more prevalent these days, but it's heartbreaking and concerning that it's possible for any of us to eventually mentally break.
LOL. Please don’t dispute the charges.

Of course I will.
"Fearing negative impact on learning"

Yeah right.

I've learned more about coding in the past few weeks using ChatGPT to make a few projects than months of tutorials.

This tech can be an extremely powerful tool for learning.
>means it is future proof and can work with the latest tablet, even a decade into the future.

My preferred digital workstation (cubase) works (started with an atari version) great - also on my phone. My son has the same phone - does not work (slightly different processor? Different size sd card?). I can't find the forum message where someone went out and got a new tablet for the program..doesn't work.
"Future proof", isn't even today proof.
I help my dad when he has computer problems. His M1 8GB isn't even enough ram to edit 20-50MB photos from an SLR camera. At first I thought it was because he had a bunch of stuff running but it turns out all the rosetta translation and such stuffs the cache and combined with adobe creative suite background programs and all the mac os stuff leaves only ~2 GB of ram left for the photo editing program. And that's after the browser is closed.

You can say that it was my dad's mistake to buy an M1 8GB but I say it was pretty lame of Apple to sell a computer that expensive that can't do basic tasks. And don't even get me started on peripherals like external monitors.
I'd love for it to drop to a 'sane' valuation so I could get in. Already itching to pull the trigger, but I think it could shave off another $20-30.
You just explained it doesn't make great cars, and you wish the government could make them make great cars.
Joining a cost center at Google can be effective if you want to chill out and make good money. The main trade off I can think of is you don't know when the project gets axed, but even if that happens, you can spend a couple of months not doing anything and finding another cost center and life goes on.
Experts Worry Elderly Billionaires Will Become Immortal, Compound Wealth Forever
D's approach would be:

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My favourite Aleister Crowley essay is one on cocaine.

http://www.luminist.org/archives/cocaine.htm

>Look at this shining heap of crystals! They are Hydrochloride of Cocaine. The geologist will think of mica; to me, the mountaineer, they are like those gleaming feathery flakes of snow, flowering mostly where rocks jut from the ice of crevassed glaciers that wind and sun have kissed to ghostliness.
> My 3 most important papers—that will go down as turning points in the history of computer science—have a combined 0 citations, and 2 of them not only were not in a journal, but they were even flagged and removed from arxiv

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34259358
Overseerr is worth a mention — it’s really, really good. Waaay better than Ombi.
I like to imagine the costs for software changes. “Wow, the company just paid me $x00 to rearrange some fields on a form”
OpenAI to Hit $29B Valuation After Latest Share Sale
Not a knock on Nadella, Cook or Jassy, but do they have the pull or power to go through multiple quarters of declining revenue while they pull off the AI strategy?

Zuck is trying that with his metaverse and getting so much flack from everyone. But he can still pull that off as founder-CEO and the board structure.
For one, block lists include hostnames, not links to specific pages.

For two, block lists aren't meant to be browsed. Lists of swears and slurs are necessary to provide libraries that can offer content moderation features, but the individual words probably violate some ToS. But if you use some of those slurs in your wiki, you're no longer offering functionality, you're just writing offensive stuff. Intent matters.
It is. The CA95 just has Grand Feel II action. I agree, it's one of the best digital pianos I've tried.
I literally just had a move from NYC to Stanford quoted at $5,500. A full pack-and-move from NYC to NJ suburbs was $2,500. Perhaps you have more stuff than me. I definitely have more stuff than a young person.
No, triple A games these days are $90+.
D has had these for a long time.
I would need a USB<->UART converter and do some soldering, then fix the bootloader to re-enable the USB-C...

meh.
Do chimpanzees and bonobos gather a significant portion of their food from water resources? Archeological records of ancient homonids show remnants of mollusks and fish going back long before this report of "evidence of swimming". It seems logical that species would proficient in moving about the environments where they regularly gathered food.
Yes I can.

He'd be banned and on bitchute, truth social or something like that.
Ask HN: What's on your home server?
It's been years (over a decade?) since I've had a server at home but I'm setting one up for media and I got to thinking: what else should I do with this box? So I was wondering what cool/nerdy/weird stuff you all are using home servers for. DNS and file sharing seem like obvious applications I could set up. I already run email and web on a VPS so that's taken care of. What are you doing with your home server?
I bet they put out a statement that he succumbed to a medical emergency and every other public safety institution believed them right? Right!?
Does negotiating to not have a non-compete agreement really reduce your risk of getting legal hassle from a disgruntled ex-employer that much? The way I see it even if you don't have a non-compete it's not really any harder for them to call up your new employer and go after you with a meritless lawsuit.
Severely obese people in middle age 50% more likely to die early, study finds
> Modern hires deal with just as much BS but often for lower pay and less long-term stability.

New hires in tech these days make much much higher wages, inflation adjusted, than ever in the past. Stability is down, granted, though it was never great.
UTC+5:30 is India

Twitter likely has more than a few Indian engineers. And Twitter’s many tech customers likely have more than a few Indians as well. Really not an edge case at all.
It's a thing in the U.S. still but a lot of places have banned them. Where you do see the selfie stick sometimes is skiing, but I think they are using an actual gopro product for that mostly.
Have you read the papers? Might be they're good, but rejected for dumb/annoying reasons.

Exagerating about these things is a personality trait, not a mental illness.

Maybe the papers are totally crank, but as I said, not immediately apparant
Get in a union shop. My father was making between $100k-$150k/year USD (we were in Canada) in a SUPER low cost of living area as an electrician in one of the car factories. He retired 10 years ago so I imagine the salaries have gone up. Now he's living in Spain off a pension from the company, with company health insurance, playing golf everyday.
You need somebody to show you the basics. I got an introductory 1 hour course from a friend and that made it.

As others said, you need to go sideways to get into orbit.
This translates to going vertically for 5k meters,slightly sideways (e. g. 10°) until 10k, then like 25° until 15k, then keep going until 30k, as you feel like you can go more sideways without making your rocket explode, do it. Do it by trial and error if needed, without trying to minmax, better to go more vertically and then horizontal. Consider that you want to keep going up so that your apoapsis (highest point of the orbit) is above 70k, which is when there is no air at all. You can notice that the "space" music starts only when you hit 70k.

Once the apoapsis is out at above 70k (ideally 80 or more), shutdown engine and wait in map until spaceship is about at the apoapsis. When that happens, point sideways (same direction you were always doing) turn on engine and keep them running until the periapsis get to 70k or more. If it's less than 70k, you will fall back.

That's about it!

To continue, start playing with plotting in the orbital map, it will give you a good idea of what you can do. Keep in mind that the way you measure how far you can go is by checking the spaceship delta V.

Good luck!
It's not necessarily up to a compiler, or its program setup stub code, but possibly up to the host environment.

Of course argv is mutable since it's a local variable/param. But what if the pointers are placed, by the OS, into read-only VM pages? Begrudgingly, the string data is made writable though, to conform to the standard.
What’s real time text to speech mean? Like latency from space bar to spoken?
> chained evaluators (if 2 <= x < 10)

Because C evaluates this to `((2 <= x) < 10)` which is pretty much never what you want, D just makes them illegal. You'll have to add parenthesis.
Because I bake my own bread.
Look at it from the point of view of the domain provider. If they made it mandatory for people to use their domain they would not sell as many. It would be nice for say, "cat.com." Many people would want that but what about, "Ilikecats.com" Maybe people might want it but maybe not. I bet they get better revenue under the current system. If it was the other way around they would have made the change already. The idea is not new.
Just that you personally rule something

Oh I see the problem. No, I'm not personally claiming this, I'm trying to explain the context and motivation of the site guidelines. Here are some relevant comments from the site moderator:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33838162

and in endless glory:

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

The guideline is there because of the repetitive twitter complaints, I'm not making this up as a fun messageboard hypothetical. Complaining about tweets being on twitter is a well-established off-topic topic.

please rewrite the guidelines

That is impractical for a number of reasons (i.e. the guidelines can't be exhaustive and also aren't, by design) which, coincidentally is also a subject of much moderator commentary. Happy to dig it up for you if interested.

I did not.

I mean, you talked about this millennial-something standard but there's obviously no such a standard. That's all. I'm happy to accept it as a rhetorical flourish and move on.
Ian McKellen Answers Fan Questions About LOTR in April 2000
Feels like a quite a logical leap there.

We'd have to see applications by male / female to distill any type of bias. Even then it would be shaky, albeit often-parroted, logic.
It’s too late, the cat is out of the bag
Wow! So this really is a blocking issue for accessibility and automation framework.
Hah I've got my own backlog of side projects, don't tempt me I'm like a year behind on it :). If you ever get around to building it or something like it I'd love to hear about it. You should check out tools like https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb which expose a spreadsheet like interface on top of a database.
If one has chosen to buy a Tesla, one must choose which to purchase...? It’s pretty clearly an expensive luxury good with robust demand, sooooo what’s the argument? Don’t buy one if you’re not of the means to afford one. If you’ve decided to buy a Tesla, I’m sharing which you’ll get the most value out of.

Average price of a new car is $45k-48k btw. 17 million new auto sales per year in the US. $50k-$60k isn’t egregious considering total cost of ownership savings. One could buy an equally expensive combustion vehicle I suppose. Prices for a new Toyota Highlander currently range from $37k to $67k, for example.

I wasn't arguing, was just poking fun at the phrasing that suggested buyers were forced to choose between a couple of expensive cars from one company.
The article makes it sound like it's little more than theory at this point.
Great work, thank you. I understand it's limited to 5 channels due to microscopes, and those specific stains due to backwards compatibility, what are your personal ideas for the highest information gain staining targets that aren't being used yet, and is there any microscopy tech on the horizon that will allow more multiplexed channels in the near future?
My company pays the sqlite team a significant amount annually for a support contract. (Without going into too much detail, the primary database for our application is an approximately 2TB sqlite database - no, that's not a typo).