skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If it's using Iridum or (more likely) Inmarsat, it would technically be ADS-C. (There is also a parallel system that allows satellites to detect existing ADS-B signals, developed by Aireon - but this is relatively new and not used globally.)

These absolutely can be used for air-traffic control. ADS-B has better temporal resolution than radar, and ADS-C is at least as good as manual position reports over the radio (used for procedural control over oceanic/non-radar airspace).

However, it's worth noting that these aren't really "transponders" (in aviation, that usually refers to beacon used for Mode-A/C secondary radar). Also, these are all active systems, dependent on the aircraft's electrical bus and easily disabled. In the case of MH370 the transponder _was_ powered down for some reason.

The only system that the pilot can't turn off is primary radar, but again, coverage for this system is limited once you leave populated areas.
Serious question. How would acting on this advice be different to collusion between employers to depress salaries? (Given an assumption that TCI also owns shares in other tech companies).
Within the current js syntax, you can make the code looks readable with a chain or pipe with a simple function
https://github.com/beenotung/tslib/blob/master/src/pipe.ts

You can even use an array if you don't need to peek the value in the middle of a chain of operations

Example:

createChain(
Object.entries(envars)
.map(([key, value]) => `${key}=${value}`)
.join(' ')
)
.map(keys => `$ ${keys}`)
.map(pattern => chalk.dim(%, 'node', args.join(' ')))
.use(line => console.log(line))

In each step, you can name the intermediate result accordingly to it's meaning, should be more readable than calling it %
Theoretically, being a shareholder exposes you to the risk of the company failing or the shares otherwise becoming worthless. The previous owner is selling their investment to you, and it is now as if you are the original investor, for whatever price the shares were originally sold by the company. So there's a kernel of substance in there at least.
I can’t find his podcasts. What’s the title?
Strange you came to say this unprovoked to a stranger on the internet, but I’m going to rely on the body of medical evidence, psychological evaluations, quality of life improvements, etc. over your insistence to the contrary.
My mother called me freezing cold. Her nest thermostat had a "wifi connectivity lost" message on the screen and she couldn't (or didn't know how) to turn up the heat.
I find it hard to take your comment seriously when you imply that unlike Communism, MAGA doesn’t have a saviour complex. The regard that many MAGA adherents hold Donald Trump could only be described as messianic.

EDITED to add that MAGA has its own canon of pseudo-theory based on the mythology of QAnon.
> I just implemented a parser based on the Lisa Pascal 3 specification

cool!

> So far I only saw two of the ~350 Lisa OS source files looking like Clascal (both from the Lisa toolkit)

Have you looked for instances of SELF in the Lisa Toolkit and app sources?

Anything that is SELF.foo is a Clascal instance variable or instance method reference in a method. You can also use with SELF do... to make it more implicit like C++ or Java.

Also look for METHODS OF, SUPERSELF, CREATE, etc..
Tailscale node keys were not properly expiring
This is genius! It's like getting the benefits of procrastination without actually procrastinating.

This seems to me that this would work best for deciding what to do within a fixed timeframe. How can this be adapted for things of varying time frames? Certain things don't need to be done today on any given day, but if months go by and i haven't done them, it's bad.
How many Robinhood users have made more than pocket change without losing it all in a subsequent gamble? And of those who did, how many are not already at an upper income bracket?
K-Planes: Explicit Radiance Fields in Space, Time, and Appearance
The real problem is that Google and carriers are moving Android to RCS+SMS. SMS is awaiting execution.
A Watermark for Large Language Models
And despite the obviousness of the tax structuring and other, worse, scummy behaviour, the Australian Government at the time was determined to push ahead with clearing the path for Adani to operate what would have been one of largest, if not the largest, mines in Australia.

Infuriating.
The GitHub Rails app did link against libmysql originally, via the Ruby bindings. This turned out to be a source of endless bugs, especially in dev envs, so in 2015 Brian Lopez and I built a new client library for the Rails app: https://github.blog/2022-08-25-introducing-trilogy-a-new-dat...

This article however is about Go, where linking to C libraries is often not the best approach, so the situation is a little different.
> That is pretty much what Hindenburg does; they find frauds and short them.

While such firms certainly have an incentive to make the company they've shorted look bad, it turns out that it works best (and is easier) when the company they short actually is bad. Thus, they've found a way to make a business out of identifying frothy financial bubbles built on shaky-to-fraudulent fundamentals and popping them.

It's kind of a public service in the sense that it corrects the market when it goes awry and ultimately they are betting their own money that their investigation is correct.
Is it any more in error than equating market price with value?
I bought a treadmill that is the same. I called and they don't allow anything but "manual mode" unless you hook it to the internet. (let alone the ifit subscription they try to push on you)
sell short and set a limit buy order where your appetite for risk ends. But theoretically yea.
I’ve never seen so many companies so aligned on one thing like they are aligned on “people must return to the office”. It’s like they are all reading the same thing in the same HBR article and colluding together to write the exact same things in those all-hands emails. You normally can’t get companies to agree on anything, but when it comes to work-from-office, suddenly they all say the exact same words. So eerie!

Me? I’m never going back! WFH has been such a lifestyle improvement, productivity improvement, mental health improvement, family life improvement, cost improvement, and social/freetime improvement, nothing will convince me to return to my crushing commute.
People often don't like them but they have a function in the market for sure!
My understanding is that if an entity going down results in a widespread wealth destruction in the entire domain then it's deemed to be too-big-to-fail. It would in turn lead to social unrest threatening the stability of government. Like a huge lender going bust would lead to credit shrinkage leading to millions of small/medium businesses going bust.
A few items that did not make it into the list:

1) Adani is very close to the current ruling party and the PM - deploying his extensive business network and assets (in various forms) to help get the PM elected (2014) and then re-elected. A bit of googling will reveal the vast scale of politico-corporate nexus between these two - extending all the way back to when they were chums in Gujarat - the Indian state of the PM

2) The only reason the Adani Group has not been hauled up in-front of multiple regulators and law-enforcement agencies on a constant basis is because of #1 above

3)Adani ports seem to be curiously immune to investigations despite literal TONS of drug seizures [1]

4) There were multiple stories of forced resignations being used by the companies across its workforce to trim costs during the pandemic and avoid paying hefty severance per India's strict labor laws

5)A lot of the public sector banks in India are purported to be under pressure to not recall loans or issue fresh loans on demand to him - essentially a federal backstop to all his liabilities - enabling crazy levels of debt

[1] https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/adani-ports-says-its-termina...
> Digestive and autoimmune both are labyrinthine in potential problems and misdiagnoses.

No argument there, and I appreciate the warning. It definitely gives me no pleasure playing doctor and I’m very conscious of the risk of giving misleading medical advice.

The reason why I’m confident enough to post this is that it has already been more than a year now since the major symptoms went away. The effect of the probiotics was/is pretty definitive (she recently stopped taking them for about a week while on vacation and the symptoms started slowly creeping back, and disappeared again shortly after resuming). Also, there is pretty much no real alternative treatment aside from PPIs or physical LES surgery anyway. If there is indeed an underlying autoimmune condition though, I can’t see how this diet could hurt too much. But maybe that’s due to ignorance.

I’m so happy you overcame that hell.
I would encourage you to read the classic children's fairy tale 'Puss in Boots', if you think this idea is new.
Why do you think Hidenburg released this research? They want to move the market and also pressure his position.
This family sounds like a hydra of fraud. It's not enough to cut off one head.
> something that makes the actual public stocks untradable, how do you get out of a short position?

If it's illiquid - you don't.

Jeopardy with market crashes isn't that you'll be forced to sell your stocks low but that there will be no one to sell to and you'll sit on assets devaluing to zero or close.
How does any of this look machine generated?
This is something that is well known to Indian investors that most of Adani companies are vaporware that basically have no revenue and trade for price to sales ratio much higher than other companies.

However this guy and his family members are pretty well connected and would be fine as long as Modi is India’s PM. In fact it is even stated that this guy is basically a kingmaker as his massive inflated fortune funds the political contributions to the ruling BJP party.
I'm sorry, but a probiotic that only lists the ingredients as "lactic acid bacteria"? For all you know this could be the equivalent of buying some Danone Activia. It also has "lactic acid bacteria".

I want at least the name of each of the bacteria. Even better would be exact substrains. But if it doesn't tell me whether the main ingredient is a strain that produces histamine (bad for me personally - lots of headaches) or doesn't, this is not going into me.
Since these guys are professional investors I assume they have access to more complex financial instruments they can use for a short position.

Maybe the company being vaporized is always a risk of shorting though, not a finance guy so I have no idea.
Yeah, `extends` seems like a misnomer that confuses people.
Tipping is uncommon here in the NL. You just don't do it - even if they deliver your pizza.. they'll have a delivery charge and that's it. You might do it at high end restaurants, where I've heard of it being done. It's a complete contrast to the US. In more and more restaurants (esp. in NY) tips are becoming given directly to the wait staff less often anyways. They'll put all tips to the tip jar, then the restaurant takes some percent (sometimes as much as 50%) and the rest gets divvied up amongst the wait staff or even the entire restaurant.
I don't think the rocket flies through the plume? It's in vacuum and just keeps going, faster than the rocket and ahead of it?
on the other hand, there is https://GOG.com
And the next thing is proton pump inhibitors. They work marvelously, but you develop a dependency on them.
You looked at a publication filled with images of evidence and thought it of all things was machine generated?
It's called the Supermarket Scanning Code of Conduct. If it scans wrong, you get the first one free, and the rest at the proper price. It's designed to keep the ACCC off their back.

I used to do it all the time - it's great when they stuff up prices on expensive items like Razors. One time I went back every day and got a free pack and ended up with several years worth of (free) expensive razors in surplus!

Usually the manager needs to come because the basic checkout person doesn't know about it.
Karl Jasper's role in developing existentialism is noted well in "At the Existentialist Café" by Sarah Bakewell[0].

He's also known as the mentor of Hannah Arendt, who later wrote "Origins of Totalitarianism", "The Human Condition" (Alan Kay's favorite book[1]) and "Eichmann in Jerusalem" (served as basis of her 2012 biopic[2])

[0] https://www.amazon.com/dp/1590514882

[1] http://www.squeakland.org/resources/books/readingList.jsp

[2] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1674773/
You don't become super wealthy without doing something shady or being a greedy asshole. It's just not possible to beat out the competition and accumulate that much wealth without taking morally questionable shortcuts.

Here's a short list of things that super rich people do:

- screwing someone over

- treating people like robots

- lying/deception

- taking advantage of people in poorer countries

- taking advantage of tax loopholes

- bending the law

- buying off politicians

- bullying people

- etc.
Those were launched in a different era with a very different political climate.
There's a big effort to use low-enriched uranium in next generation nuclear thermal designs instead of the highly enriched fuel used in NERVA.
Not when you're standing right next to it with no ear protection. The peak is still going to be on the order of 115-125 dB at the muzzle even with the best can. This is well within hearing-safe territory (<140 dB per OHSA). But that is still louder than an auto horn!

As others have noted, recording equipment doesn't register these levels reliably, so watching a recording does not reflect the actual experience.
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/maintain-short-posi...
It might be hard not to accidentally get spoilers.
I guess AT&T is a good classic example. This article should be a good starting point for details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakup_of_the_Bell_System
Also in Australia I believe it is illegal to do drip pricing. For example Airlines need to advertise the entire price up-front. It includes all of the hidden fees. The only "extra" at the end is 1% or so if you pay via Credit-Card, however there are free Direct-Transfer options (e.g. POLI), so I think that is fair.
> > My remote job site has made 0 dollars and is also a programming disaster. How did you gain traction?

> Make the code worse and longer!
Are you inciting violence?
[Wrong link]WSJ: TikTok Is Bad, but WeChat Is Worse
Beijing uses the popular app to steal data, censor, propagandize and spread disinformation in the U.S.
Exactly. The temperature limit for the exhaust (and therefore the specific impulse) is set by the materials used to make the engine. You can run a reactor as hot as you want, but it will want to vaporize itself and the spacecraft around it.
I have the same watch, same issue. Just discovered it tonight while trying to enable E2EE. Presumably it’s because the 3 doesn’t receive watchOS updates anymore as a discontinued product, so it can’t participate in the new E2EE “pipeline”
I’d wager that promiscuity is much older than gonorrhea, not to mention any particular system of morals. That’s probably why natural selection… well, selects for it.
>> But how long is the file?

> 8k lines.

Yeesh, that's a lot in a single file lol.
Earning $200k/yr without doing anything special is a privilige very few people in the world get to enjoy.

I have no sympathy for these people.

Learn a real skill and do something useful.

Before you jump and say they do have a skill: why are they whining then? People who have skills don't whine when they are laid off. They just go and find another place to work.

The fact that they need to whine so loudly about it tells you everything you need to know: they have nothing of value to contribute, or they were getting paid many times more than their skill is actually worth.
Ion thrusters have a much higher specific impulse, but nuclear thermal engines are high thrust and have about twice the specific impulse of chemical rockets.

There's a concept called 'Bimodal Nuclear Thermal Propulsion' where you use the reactor for nuclear thermal propulsion when you need high thrust, and as a low-thrust, high specific impulse nuclear electric rocket the rest of the time.
As an American we have our own weird battles with technology, but UK is weird about certain stuff. I wanted to watch a show that is only available in UK, and it’s on BBC. So I downloaded BBC iPlayer with a VPN and signed up, no problem. Verified my age, I get it. Makes sense enough. Kind of dumb because there’s no way they can verify it. Then they wanted me to, on my honor, swear that I had a TV license before I could download the show, even though there was absolutely no way they could verify it. Wut. Actually now that I type it out it feels no less dumb than age verification, just a legalese checkmark
you just have to make sure they have a respectable dryness sensor. estimating the time is hard.
The Ambanis are actually not very different from the Adanis, just better at hiding. Hindenburg might have take a short position based on numbers but its likely that as long as the current government stays in power its unlikely these two giants (whether they are really giants or no) will change as governments play a big role in such things. Like someone pointed out, it's more likely that their cons will outlast Hindenburgs short positions. Also we dont know the size of Hindenburgs short. For all we care they have shorted 10$ for this article. I am not defending Adani but I did make money on Adani Wilmar simply because compared to other FMCG stocks it was actually undervalued. If you look at some of the other fmcgs they are significantly more overvalued than Adani Wilmar was when it entered IPO. I gained almost 3x in a short while after which it hit the overvaluation equal to other FMCGs and I exited obviously because from a value stand point it made no sense even at IPO. So when Hindenburg says this will all crash, they are assuming everyone goes by the books in this world.
Have you tried putting the iPhone sounds on the Samsung phone?
Yeah, like it's not that long. They should add that disclaimer to the safety messages at the beginning of the flight. "In case of an emergency, you will have 12 minutes of oxygen, which while we know is not that much, is better than to die instantly."
The problem is the frequency at which they expect people to upgrade. Phones are extremely wasteful.
Eaton, I was a big admirer of yours back in the Xbox 360 modding scene, and envied your genius and dedication to things like FATXplorer and DevTool. We had common acquaintances (cas, teh1337) and I believe we may have worked together very briefly on a project at one point (I developed XPRC, which brought RPC and a whole host of new modding abilities to JTAG'd consoles). I'd love to get in touch and hear what you're working on now-a-days and see if there's anything we can collaborate on (perhaps a blog article?)!
Learning to Make the Right Mistakes
LOL, 55 years old is nearly dead? Ha!

Knuth is 85 and still active. Kernighan is 81, likewise.

Torvalds is 53 and he's just starting to mellow out and grow up (a little, not too much).

Anyone can get hit by a bus at any age. So the age at which you stop being productive or kick it is highly individualize. I don't know Theo Ts'o, but I have no evidence of his eminent demise.
On the web it was a flash applet but they had an iPhone app as well
One interesting thing about at least some versions of the Oberon system is that they found that it was faster to store programs as compressed abstract syntax trees on disk and compile them at load time instead of storing them on disk as native code. This was largely due to 2 factors: (1) the ratio of disk I/O bandwidth to CPU speed on the ETH Zurich workstations and (2) Wirth-style compilers generating code very quickly (with relatively few optimizations).

Wirth's graduate student Michael Franz took this a bit further and adapted to storing Java programs as compressed SSA control flow graphs, called SafeTSA. Franz's research group modified the Jalapeno (now JikesRVM) JVM to be able to load SafeTSA files as well as regular Java class files. They found that the time to JIT code was reduced, and the performance of the generated native code was faster when using SafeTSA. The downside is that SafeTSA isn't well suited to interpretation in a HotSpot style hybrid JIT. So, program start-up time would likely suffer unless using AoT compilation.
Last time I played around with A2/Bluebottle/AOS, I believe compressed syntax trees were the on-disk program format.
This reply deserves more upvotes; NASA routinely launches big hunks of plutonium, and a nuclear thermal reactor at launch (before it's been turned on) is far less radioactive.
> Would this have happened if the person had access to excellent therapy, medication, and support?

Many of them would learn how to better conceal their behaviors and get away with what they're doing.

It's the same reason that traditional therapy is detrimental when it comes to people with NPD, abusers, anti-social disorders, etc: they just learn how to weaponize earnest therapists along with what they learn in therapy against their victims.
> it's not quite BS from AT&T

Except it's more BS than you think. The iPhone 5S supports VoLTE technically. But AT&T blocked that feature on those phones.
Interested in hearing this. I’ve recently switched to SE from being a developer and prior to that more of an SRE role. I changed because I wanted more interaction with customers and to improve my communication skills and make me better aligned with customers, but I fully intend to move back into an engineering or product development type role.

For those of you in management positions, is engineering experience alongside the sales experience something you’d value in candidates?
It's using SHA256 hashing - so ASICs spammers will easily outcompete handhelds or even desktops. It'll need to upgrade to a more CPU friend hash like RandomX for this to have a chance of working.
In my experience, academic papers are written by academics to be read by other academics. Depending on the state of the field, there often is a huge gap between the theory and practice.

Unless you are already an expert in your field, you may need to read many of the cited papers as well in order to know what paths have already been taken and why the present paper improves upon them. Unfortunately negative results are rarely published so there is an ever present danger of going down an obvious path which turns out to be a dead-end.
There is no hierarchy of intelligence. Stupidity is independent of IQ.
I've been wondering about things like this.

For example if you don't connect yourr LG subwoofer to wifi, it shows up as an access point, and ios shows an airplay device.
I don't think it has anything to do with telepresence.

It looks like a robotic receptionist, or a robotic concierge.
Apple supports it on the 5S line if the carrier allows them. AT&T never allowed them.