skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't pilots planning a trip in an area of NOTAM have to read it as well? Or do they just have to know there is a NOTAM somehow and just avoid the area?
From a market-level perspective, that's basically a no-op unless they're changing the number of units. They're increasing their own pricing power relative to others in the market, but most of that overall increase over the period you saw is probably due to the demand/supply imbalance growing for that whole market. The market clearing price of a place to live just increased by a lot.

But I'm talking about new developments. If you ever go to city council meetings where development proposals for new high density housing developments are discussed, you'll see a small slice of the incredible hassle they currently go through. Everyone wants to have a say in what others do with their land, numerous rounds of revisions are frequently required, and that means it's incredibly expensive to shepherd one of these things through. Fundamentally, those units cannot be cheap if that's what it takes to build them.
Yeah, but now I'm wondering if the text is editorialized in some odd way. So it went from unreadable to unreliable.
>The meme featured a photo of actor Nicolas Cage smiling and said “Firing 12k people rises the stock by 3%, one rushed AI presentation drops it by 8%.”

I wonder if there was one with Nelson Muntz pointing, with the caption “Ah-ha! Your AI doesn’t even know what telescope took what picture!”
That's literally the opposite of a steel man argument.
A most unfortunate title lol.

Can this get fixed?
Why is a member of Congress commenting and not the DOD or the Governor of Montana? Is someone spilling classified information to show off?
-Not Marie Antoinette.

Rousseau wrote the anecdote about an anonymous princess who said that in 1765; Marie Antoinette didn't arrive in France until 1771.
Thanks so much for this!
Yeah, that one stuck out to me too. If Arlington doesn't have the space for urbanized living, then I don't know what does.
Reduce the high way budget by 90% and invest add the Leeds part of HS2 back.

HS2 is 100+ year infrastructure that massively improves the complete rail network of all of England and will allow England to go from backwards in terms of trains to having a fantastic overall network.

England is perfect for High Speed Rail, and rail in general. What they are missing is a few more Crossrail style projects (or S-Bahn style as we call it) in cities other then London, and more Crossrail in London.

I am advocating the same in Switzerland. We already have a great rail network, but one High Speed Line right across the major population part can improve overall rail infrastructure by a huge amount.

Switzerland has rail modal share of ~20% and with a new high speed line and a host of other things, that could be raised to 30-40%.

The capacity you gain on all the old lines for regional and cargo travel is huge.
do you mean how each person gambles distinguishes each person's nature, or the fact of gambling puts you in the nature of being a gambler and says other things about your personality?
In the aftermath of 9/11 the EPA's assurances of the safety of the environment in the Twin Towers vicinity was pretty much hollow.
Grew up 30 miles west of East Palestine. My family is still there.

So sad to see another struggling Midwest town dealt a death blow.

It’s beautiful country even though it’s considered fly over and “blue collar” which is politically correct terminology for post-industrial poor.

The EPA has roots from the Cuyahoga River fires. There was great progress made cleaning up the river and even turning portions of Northeast Ohio into a national park.

Proud to be a Northeast Ohioan. There has been great steps forward since the industrial hay day.

This whole event makes me so sad. This community will most likely never recover and I’m hoping against hope there aren’t serious health consequences or birth defects from this. Though I highly doubt it.
Free-as-in-libre means you don't have to pay for code itself, as it exists at a given moment. You can, but don't have to. However, that doesn't mean Free Software becomes completely detached from the economy - on the contrary, it's actually meant to empower the economy, in particular smaller and local economies. That's because labor isn't free.

Say the code, as is, solves 90% of the problem. To get to 100%, you need some changes to be made. That is, you need to get someone - the original author(s), or a third party - to make them for you. They're not obliged to do it for free - only to release such changes for free to everyone's benefit. So you have to pay someone. The license just makes sure everyone benefits, and that incremental benefits need to be only paid for once.

Additionally, code alone isn't a solution. Any kind of deployment, hosting, management, etc. involves labor, whether in-house, hired, or from a service provider. Again, the code commands money to be moved to those providing value by building up on it. The license only makes sure nobody gets to treat the code itself as their exclusively-owned capital.
I think the most direct responsibility for the community level impact is with the people earning $200k+ who are irresponsibly exercising the power that income brings. For example, it’s so common for families making good money to do things like buy investment properties in their local community… which is growing their wealth at the expense of their community.

However, the reason we are all able to earn so much is due to the ruthless pursuit of capital further up the market. The only reason we are able to earn so much is because billionaire business people decided that the best way to maximise their company value was to take the not-innovative option and pay lots of people huge amounts of money.
If you've ever seen a motorcycle cop ticket a driver for not wearing theur seatbelt, you would know it's not about safety.
Regulations seem more or less the same today as they did a decade ago. What exactly are you referring to?
The Art of Curation: An Interview with Maria Popova from BrainPickings
Had to look it up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijtLUisQKpA

She used every excuse she had: "We weren't going to let the terrorists win" "My son was in building 7 and almost died" "We needed to get the city back on its feet"
You're confusing unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and aliens.
Ask HN: Is there a difference between user and server security?
Do developers/programmers understand there is a difference between user security and server/infrastructure security?
I will use the term security rather than security/privacy for an easy read but with a little thought you should realize they are almost the same thing just called by different names.

A quick illustration of the point of the question
I try to logon to a website that uses 2FA. But this website has a facility to reset my password (Forgot Password?). It uses the same 2FA mechanism to reset my password.
So we no longer have 2FA. (I don't need a password, i just hit the Forgot Password) The security of 2FA relies on "something you know (password) & Something you have (phone etc).
So from the programmer developer point of view all good much more secure.
But from the user point of view just the opposite.
How so?
The majority of users these days will be using a phone or tablet NOT 2 separate devices like most developers/programmers.
That means the something you know and something you have are the same thing.
The website is relying on the fact that the device is physically secured by the user and hopefully software protected as well (fingerprint, face recognition password or pin).
The security of the website is now squarely on the device AND ITS OPERATING SYSTEM.
The responsibility for security of the website is now in the hands of the user
But wait there is more.
I will be a very smart programmer and institute a unique encrypted token so after initial login creation, the token will be stored on the device and only that device can login and doesn't need a password or 2FA
I used 2FA to set up this token.
The user now has even more responsibility for his device.
I repeat the security of the website is now squarely on the device AND ITS OPERATING SYSTEM.

So why is this question important?
Delve into Zero Trust Authentication & W3C security and think of the implications for privacy.
Are both these initiatives a way for big tech to circumvent privacy laws?
Now ask the question can big tech be trusted with security privacy if it interferes with their monetizing of user data (advertising analytics)?
Smaller, less owned news outlets are providing some coverage:

https://www.levernews.com/there-will-be-more-derailments/
A single journalist, among many attendees, being arrested for allegedly being loud in a gymnasium during a news conference is a bit of a stretch to state as evidence that authorities are generally arresting journalists reporting on the derailing.
It’s not the US that shot it down - it was NORAD.
Update: The airspace has been reopened. https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-faa-closes-some-airspace...
NORAD shot it down, not the US.
Thanks yeah I'm just bitter and in a bad mood today. :)
Not OP, but I tend to use multiple sources via RSS. Iirc, Live Science covered the laser Hawaii one, and then the balloon stuff I either see on [there], here, or on social media elsewhere (or through friends).

RSS is the primary candidate through it all, though. Keeps everything relatively organized.
My understanding is that transitioning is the best treatment we have. If you know of some other treatment the psychiatric community is unaware of, I’m sure we would all like to hear it.
The age of consent is 16 in most states. WTF are you talking about?
UFO just means unidentified.
This applies to all kinds of jobs. For example, in Indiana a dental hygienist requires 1 year of college courses and 2 years of dental hygienist courses. IMO this is not necessary to take X-rays and scrape teeth. They are not diagnosing anything, treating anything, or prescribing anything, and there is such a shortage of them locally that dentists are having to send their patients needing their teeth cleaned to other dentists who have a hygienist already on their staff.
Balloons may be many things, but "rapid" is not exactly their strong suit.
It was a US F-22. The US and NORAD are not mutually exclusive.
EVA3D: Compositional 3D Human Generation from 2D Image Collections
Not sure why you were downvoted, this seems obvious to me.
> I grew up at and below the poverty line in Brooklyn, and my Dad would not apply for them. He had the old world tough it out and do anything to support the family creed.

If you qualify for a benefit then it is in your best interests to maximize utilization of such. I certainly wouldn’t have any concerns.
Fucking aliens !
Can't have rising "food insecurity" and rising obesity rates at the same time.
Big Food loves EBT.
Nah, those are code words. What they mean is they’re terrified it might negatively affect their home value (or for some, its racially motivated). Most of these people only care about other people until they think it might negatively effect their perceived wealth. Ask a hope owner if they’d support a bill that would shave 25% of their home value to help…starving children (and we’ll assume the program is proven successful) and most would come up with BS reasons to oppose it.
Is there any way to prove that the arrow of causality is the other way? (i.e., depression causes damage to mitochondria).
My understanding is that we don't even know for sure if it went extinct. We just don't know what it actually was/is. There's been a number of extant species that people have proposed as being silphium, but it's very hard to say if any of them actually are, and if so, which.
AdaCore, a Rust Foundation Silver Member
There are many different reasons a TFR can be issued, with varying levels of restrictions and penalties.

Some you can fly through if you follow the right procedures, others are effectively off limits.

Some you'll get your license suspended for flying through, others you risk being shot down.

The formatting could definitely be improved, but they do indeed need to clarify the nature of the restrictions since every TFR is unique.
Imagine buying all your food for the winter around November. How tasty do you think it would be around February?
How is that even remotely comparable?
They are all reversible for starters. Botox and Viagra restore your "abilities" to your prime age state.
s/React/Redux? (for example)

With setState in React, you don't necessarily have to copy to update the state. setState merges the partial object you provide with the current state.

https://reactjs.org/docs/state-and-lifecycle.html#state-upda...

In Redux reducers, however, you need a full copy.
It's easy to build better, cheaper Philips Hue LED strips yourself (2020)
It seems the aliens are invading by balloon. No one saw that coming.
Python 2.7 was a nice little language. Python 3 is a bit of an overwrought monster at this point.
They might survive then! I’ve heard of bulldozed Palestinian olive trees miraculously thriving.
That's new to me, just coming from the historical DEW Line interest. Seems like it should be fun to learn about, thanks for the link.
I suppose it depends who your audience is. If you’re writing for people who understand what single family zoning is, then suddenly inventing new terminology is likely to confuse them.

People who live in areas affected by single family zoning tend to be very familiar with the term.
Car-centric suburbs are the worst of both worlds. Not enough space for real outdoor activities. Nothing nearby worth going to.
Sounds like an MKV to me. Could be in response to the ICBM.
The majority in Germany, as far as I can tell, is in favour of sanctions. Not so much because of NATO, but because of all the wrongs that are carried out by Russia and a feeling of helplessness.

However, there's also another thing going on. As I said, there are people protesting. They hold banners calling for peace. But they walk behind a row of martial sounding drums. And if you ask them how peace would be achieved they tell you that military support for Ukraine must be stopped. And if you look at them, you realise you've seen them before. Also the drummers. It's the same people who did pretty much the same walking and drumming against masks and vaccines. That movement was known to be heavily influenced by Russian propaganda and RT in general. The biggest support for this "movement" is seen in the former socialist east, by the way. Which is suprising if you look at the rest of the non-Russian former eastern block and how Russian geopolitics are viewed there. It is not suprising if you know that there is still a lot of distrust towards anything western or American there.

I'm sure that, in between all of that, a winter with failing heating and a crashing industry would have tipped something over.
We’re measuring a boolean aren’t we? You either have at least one job or you have no jobs.

The fewest number of people who want jobs can‘t find one since 1969. That’s great.

But that won’t tell us how useful the job is. If the job from 1969 paid 3x what a job today pays (after inflation) then a person working the same number of hours in a minimum wage job today may need assistance where the 1969 person didn’t.

(3x was just an example BTW)
Because we're not being told the whole story.
I expect it between now and summer.
> Yet, farmers also don't have any responsibility.

Em, no, your food has to adhere to numerous rules around use of pesticides, livestock loving conditions, disease (can't sell infected meat) and statutory reporting.

Developers on the other hand have no responsebility about quality of their code, unless it's outright malevolent i.e. a virus
I'm convinced that's why the balloons haven't been shot down in the past. Learning our detection abilities is probably way more important for China than anything they would be able to take a picture of.
This looks good but the anime genre doesn't bring up much. That said, not a lot of reviews of anime are on rotten tomato either.

For example, The Great Pretender is at 100% from critics but doesn't show up at all here.
I believe it. We have the smartest people we can find committed to the discovery and optimization of AI capabilities. We have AI choosing which algos are best for an assortment of tasks, and we allow AI to be connected to networks of <everything we've ever known and continue to learn, from many different perspectives> so learning is well-rounded, and fast. Isn't Theory of Mind one of the expected outcomes?
Neuralink investigated for possible unsafe transport of contaminated hardware
Context from another article:

> Cars involved in the derailment contained vinyl chloride, combustible liquids, butyl acrylate, benzene residue cars (railroad cars that previously contained benzene,” the release stated, “and nonhazardous materials such as wheat, plastic pellets, malt liquors and lube oil.”
Java had a similar but inverse problem in early versions. A counter-intuitive behavior that bit people and caused leaks.

If you instantiated a Thread, and then start() was never called, that thread object would leak. And thus potentially an entire graph of objects, via the references chains beneath it.

Obviously a thread that is never started seems pointless by design. But it could happen easily if, for an example, an error happened or an exception was thrown at some point between the instantiation line and the call of start().

The root cause was because Sun's programmers had made the early implementations of Thread get added to a ThreadGroup by default, under the hood. What would happen is that ThreadGroup stayed alive/reachable and thus it kept your app's thread object reachable too, and thus the GC would never clean it up. It was never eligible.

It ended up being the cause of a few weird leaks we saw in production.

IIRC in Java 1.4 or 1.5 Sun fixed it by ensuring the thread got cleaned up in those cases.
Yeah, but my point is UFO means alien craft in popular parlance, hence the clickbait.
If anything, I think Sundar Pichai will have to face more consequences for botching this launch than firing 12k people in the stupidest way possible.
Boards are a fun thing to have to respond to.
Says a lot about the RCAF though: they can't even defend their territory properly.
Is this a common occurrence, or just being watched and reported on more actively due to recent events?
They can only do that as long as there is market demand. And there would be an increased demand in regular housing if you tore those down. Eventually (or immediately) the demand for regular homes would exceed the demand for luxury homes. Then it becomes a greater risk to build luxury homes vs. regular ones. So the developers choose the lower risk option..
Yep, additionally some people may not have nearly as much of a financial safety net depending on their circumstances. I'm pretty privileged but early in my tech career if I had lost one of my gigs I don't know if I would have been able to find something else before I would have chewed through the limited savings we had. This was at a time when remote wasn't nearly as popular and high CoL made it much harder to save.
New towns are less efficient than densifying existing cities. With new town, have to build all the infrastructure. New roads, new schools, new utilities. The transport is less efficient by driving everywhere. Single-family homes are less efficient than multi-family. Small town doesn’t have all the services so people drive to the Walmart or hospital. Or city if they need something special.

The same housing in Arlington is super efficient. Tear down house, build apartment building. Connect to sewer, roads, etc. The residents walk to the Metro stop.

A lot of the small town problems also apply to sprawl and exurbs. It is possible to build more efficient small towns, older ones have a walkable core.
Diminishing returns, really. As you continually test the margins will get smaller and smaller and the outcomes won't change much. Someone scoring >1500 on the SAT will likely just as well graduate from ivy league as someone who scored 1550.
is that the case for country/territory TLDs? .mp is the TLD of the Northern Mariana Islands
Why? The draft is gone in the US. It is traditionally isolationist. There will be no Great War despite experts saying so. At worst you’ll see weapons being shipped overseas to fund rebels/terrorism against enemies.
Closing down Montana airspace, two UFOs shotdown toxic train derailment in OH.... What a weekend.
Mitochondria–Fundamental to Life and Health
Media too busy reporting on that piece of the sun that fell onto the moon.
"well, technically we recovered an alien so it was 'unmanned' because there were no men onboard"...some defense department lawyer
One thing I don't fully understand is why single family zoning is necessary to make this a reality? Won't density naturally fall off as you move out of the core? Since area increases with the square of the radius, it seems to me that a larger core means more core will be accessible to more suburbanites commuting in from surrounding areas. Couple that with an architecture that can better support things like commuter rail, and it just feels like a situation where everyone wins.
I get the feeling a lot of people here on "Hacker News" don't do a lot of their own cooking. So here is some information on the topic of Home Economics. For example, if you want to eat bread, it is 40 cents a pound for the base ingredient, flour:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-All-Purpose-Flour-10L...

That 4 dollar bag has ~16000 calories in it, so at 2000 calories a day, this works out to about 50 cents a day, for a base level diet that will prevent hunger, as the word "hunger" is understood by us readers-of-dictionaries.

If you prefer cake over bread, you will primarily need this other base ingredient:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Pure-Granulated-Sugar...

...and that is a bit more--55.9 cents a pound.

Now, you may say, "Cake is not good enough." If you thought that, you share a very common sentiment. Ask anybody who actually works at Walmart about what is being purchased on EBT cards, and it is not flour and sugar for making cake. If people just wanted cake, they could pay using their own money and not even notice the expense. But that is not what they want.
Closer yes, but not close. It could be PRC is using their “boiled frog” strategy against us now that they’ve been using in Taiwan. PLAAF has basically run a multi-wing sortie on a weekly basis through Taiwanese airspace for years now. It’s intended to apply psychological pressure against the civilian population while degrading airframes and revealing military response procedures. Difference is USMIL is not ROCMIL …

It could be the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. Some PLA colonel has had a few too many bright ideas. Hard to say whether or not this is a coordinated strategy from the top of CCP or some drawn out military-political fiasco.
how the hell is Ohio midwest?
My prediction seems to be coming true - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34196705