skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is it the gigapress that allows Tesla to have high margins?

Could it also be that EV cars are subsidized around the world by governments? Maybe Tesla's "self driving beta" addon adds to the profit more?

I genuinely don't know.
Not quite. It’s overlapping jurisdiction and overlapping sovereignty.

Murder would still be illegal under common law, but let’s take your hypothetical and say that it wasn’t, and say that a state didn’t have a statute against murder: the Federal Government could prosecute under Federal law in the Federal court system.

The States have no obligation to charge under that same Federal statute though, and in fact can’t because it’s not their law.
Of course hip hop does not embrace selling out, it condemns the culture using "sell out" as a weapon against artists.

As Randall Kennedy writes in Sellout: ‘The Politics of Racial Betrayal‘, ‘When used in a racial context among African Americans, “sellout” is a disparaging term that refers to blacks who knowingly or with gross negligence act against the interest of blacks as a whole’ (2008: 5). For rap artists, commercial success or brand partnerships are not necessarily subject to accusations of selling out, as long as artists don’t use their newfound wealth to abandon the communities that nurtured them. https://www.thestateofthearts.co.uk/features/the-story-of-se...
My list was not an exhaustive list :-)))

> But the EU insists on open borders because they want social and political integration, not just economic integration.

Yes, they do. You don't know what the EU project is about. You don't know its history:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_European_Union

> After the war on 19 September 1946 Chruchill went further as a civilian, after leaving office, at the University of Zürich, calling for a United States of Europe

> To ensure Germany could never threaten the peace again, its heavy industry was partly dismantled (See: Allied plans for German industry after World War II) and its main coal-producing regions were either awarded to neighbouring countries (Silesia), managed as separate directly by an occupying power (Saarland) or put under international control (Ruhr area)

> The founding fathers of the European Union understood that coal and steel were the two industries essential for waging war, and believed that by tying their national industries together, a future war between their nations became much less likely.

The EU was always a political union.
There is a major difference between "this thing we have to do in order to hit our target 2% inflation rate may unfortunately increase unemployment" and "the fed wants layoffs"

Also job numbers have been incredibly good so it's not even generally true unemployment is increasing outside of sectors that are incredibly susceptible to fears of recession.
Almost no children died of covid, a rounding error. It wasn't a problem for them and shouldn't have been made out to be. Old people died from the flu before covid but we didn't vaccinate kids to protect them back then, what changed?

The problem is we really don't know what effects mRNA can have and anyone who claims they do are lying. So why was it pushed so hard?
I died when he came back to free Rhett Cann

"You have got to be fucking kidding me"
This guy might be the man you need to speak with about this.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelbudwig
> "The animal within each of us comes out in Antarctica more than anywhere else. This is of course part of what makes living there so exciting on an elemental level."

It's supposed to be a science station, not some kind of wild survival game. I don't think any of the women scientists signed up for "excitement on an elemental level."
Sea life may bounce back, but gigantic aquatic fauna seems to be on a permanent decline. Megalodon, mosasaurus, liopleurodon, and dunkleosteus are extinct and... nothing like them is evolving again? All the above animals evolved after the Tr-J mass extinction event. So why are we not seeing similarly large animals evolve today? Blue whales and Carcharodon Carcharias are cool, for sure, but they're just not the same.
> the truth is somewhat in the middle

True, but what we're witnessing now is a middle, not that middle...

(moreover, if both Labour and Tories feel offended, that doesn't mean that the BBC is actually being fair in doing its job, https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/the-offensive-truth )

Anyhow, thinking that the centrist position is also somehow more representative and enlightned is a fallacy that has been already expounded: https://nick-barlow.medium.com/the-centrist-fallacy-43434642...

See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ4nvCVAGw0
That explains why it went dark. Glad to see those IWF twits are still twits. If you're unaware in 2006 or thereabouts they blocked wikipedia, all of wikipedia, on several UK ISPs over an old album cover featuring, IIRC, a photo of a naked girl or woman with cracked glass effect censoring the part that needed to be censored.
When Bing went into depressive mode. It was absolutely gold comedy. I don't know why we were so optimistic that this will work.
It really does suck. I made a stupid little companion app for a video game just to help track my own progress and it was so depressing to learn that I could only use it for a week at a time. So backwards.
Is Prempt-RT in the mainline kernel yet? Anyone know the status of its merge into mainline?
Ok then let's ask another question. Is there a real competitor to Cloudflare ?
iPhones and Macbooks last a long time and get software updates way longer than comparable products.
Legal AI used for prosecutions is it's own special little nightmare.
> I can't believe they didn't know what they were doing - taking power from their own colleagues in parliaments.

That's the compromise :-) I forget when exactly it happened, but I'm quite sure it coincided with an increase in the scope of EU responsibilities.
City of Oakland declares state of emergency after ransomware attack
For some random definition of "full PWA support" which inevitably includes Chrome-only non-standards.

Meanwhile Android is 70% market share worldwide with that desired "full PWA support". Where are these amazing PWAs?
> For example, it's quite clear that AI is a major part of Google's strategy from the personnel that they have working on it (e.g. Jeff Dean) to the actual results they deliver

That makes the 1B investment Microsoft made... a minor part of their strategy?

> Microsoft is not particularly noteworthy in the field.

And yet it seems Google is playing catchup.
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It literally did not pass a google interview

I'm assuming this is what you're talking about:
https://medium.com/codex/chatgpt-vs-my-google-coding-intervi...

Look at the amount of prompt engineering he has to do to get it to answer the 'There’s a hidden bug in the code if the array is very very very large. Can you spot it and fix the bug?' question, it's a pattern generator that mirrors back your own knowledge, if he had suggested there was a hidden bug if the array was 'very very small' it would have, with a similar amount of cajoling, come up with an explanation for that too

For what it's worth, chatGPT is a paradigm shift, but it's not showing 'a deep understanding of self', and the only way you'd reach that conclusion is if you're actively seeking out all the positive examples and glossing over the other 90% it produces
You can check their latest numbers at Yahoo Finance: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DOCN/financials?p=DOCN

A 60% margin, wow, can't do much better than that! What's their P/E ratio? Oh ...
Just imagine an absurdly overheated economy where a few million workers are doing something of really marginal or negative value, like cold calling seniors to sell them dogecoin. That’s not our economy today, but that’s ultimately what the Fed is looking out for, and it’s what you’d get if you have too loose money for too long.
other car manufacturers aren't actually building charging stations. they rightfully see this as a separate endeavor. Tesla's hard-binding of their cars with their chargers is simply anticompetitive. I would like the government to help correct this.
"unless you harm me first"

I almost see poor old Isaac Asimov spinning in his grave like crazy.
Tesla doesn't have to take the offer though. They are doing it voluntarily, then complaining about it.
You can be a profitable company without being greedy.
And call it stack ranking. Every six months you lose one person on your team.
I’m working on CalmGuava Mastodon for business[0]. The goal is to trim the fat and improve the “single entity” experience.

[0] - https://calmguava.com
The difference is that not being able to develop hobby apps is a side effect of that policy, not that the policy's main aim is to prevent hobby apps from being developed.
Latest attack on PyPI users shows crooks are only getting better
Hmm, how about go "all-in" with the text-only approach and dispense with the database backend as well (use the filesystem-as-database). In a sense focus on the absolutely minimum resources and layers, avoid any moving parts and fragility and deliver the basic activitypub federation experience but in a very solid way?

Would this be attractive to more people than a niche? Not clear, but coupled with a performant language it might be "blazing fast" while very economical.
It's also worth highlighting that in the US Federal representatives are democratically elected by the constituents whereas EU commissions are appointed. The US has Federal commissions called committees, but they have less legislative power
Very cool. Here's a thing though - not everyone is a student who wants you to take their location for a service they haven't asked for yet.
At least with palaeontologists, you can ~always adjust the adjectives in one direction.

Vs. with astronomers, physicists, and such...a phrase like "extremely bright" could mean "the comet will be visible with binoculars, if you know exactly where to look". Or, it could mean "if there were any Earth-like planets in that galaxy...well, there aren't now".
Your relationship with pornography isn't everyone's relationship with pornography.
Okay a neighbor owns (for some reason?) a snowcat that he tried, unsuccessfully, to use as a snowplow for our road this winter. I haven’t had a chance to ask why he had an OUTATIME license plate on it but now I get it! I’d just assumed he was really into BTTF.
im fairly certain I'll have to download an app to use a tesla charger with my car. tesla cars already have "the app" inside them because the car / charger / billing is all integrated and owned by a single company. I'd rather not buy into a monolithic arrangement like that.
Interesting approach. How is performance compared to something like https://github.com/koute/bytehound
This guy is living my dream! Unlikely I'll have have the chance to work in inland Antarctica as I'm not from a country that sends people over there for tech stuff, but I still hope someday I'll have the chance :)
Evidently DO is doing layoffs and their support may be suffering for it. So there's that.
dont you have bossa novas to write or something?
The Eerie Familiarity of California’s Boom-Bust Cycle
https://archive.ph/Htc1m

This is already happening in the UK and Europe. Using the Tesla app, you can see which superchargers are now public.
Good news, 40% of all shipping is fossil fuels, so if we abandon fossil fuels, the shipping problem gets significantly smaller: https://qz.com/2113243/forty-percent-of-all-shipping-cargo-c...
The one and only reason I've had an Apple Developer account is to accept Apple Pay payments through Stripe for my small business' web site that has existed since 2008, and I can't get them to accept my perfectly good credit card for the $100 annual fee for that privilege. This time around I just threw in the towel.
So while this is interesting, and I applaud you for taking it on, I’m not sure what it adds above and beyond what existing TTYs provide. zsh/bash/fish/etc. already provide autocompletion, and there are even (Rust-based!) terminals like Warp that do what your doing here.
Maybe from the $5-10B they print in pure profit, every single quarter.
It appaeared like the investopedia article I linked contains contradictory information. In one passage it says you can elect 83(b) at grant. In the section you quote, it says you can't.

As it turns out, the information isn't actually contradictory, but it is unclear. The first passage I linked refers to RS (Restricted Stock) whereas the second refers to RSUs (Restricted Stock *Units*), which are two different things (TIL).

Here's an article that explains the difference [1], the TLDR is that RSUs convert from "units" into stock upon vesting, whereas RSs are stocks that already exist at grant time and are merely transferred upon vesting. That difference means that you can claim 83(b) on RSs but not on RSUs. Fascinating.

[1]: https://hudsonoakwealth.com/giving-tree/2019/6/21/should-you...
I use the local Team for my employer organization and log in browser Teams for clients organization. Still, notifications are unreliable across organizations
There are better jokes and worse jokes, I didn't think that was news. But I guess it is for you. You also quoted a hypothetical joke someone raised as an example in a specific context, to which I think my reply was spot on and in no way conflicts with what I wrote here. But, hey, they are both "jokes" so you must have done a really good job.
That is such a bummer to hear. The DigitalOcean tutorials are such an amazing resource.
Yes, BEVs have higher manufacturing emissions but study after study finds lifetime emissions are substantially lower. This holds even on coal heavy electric grids, it just takes longer. For instance this article talks about a study that found it takes 1.5 years in the US for a BEV to "pay off" its higher manufacturing emissions vs 6 years in China because of its dirtier manufacturing and electricity.

https://about.bnef.com/blog/the-lifecycle-emissions-of-elect...

Of course these studies are looking at averages. If you drive a 10 year old Honda Civic and only go 500 miles a year, you aren't going to be saving the environment by buying an electric Hummer.
I hope those cringe emojis don't catch on. Last thing I want is for an assistant to be both wrong and pretentious at the same time.
Gasoline and Diesel is also very pricey. If you charge at home, electric cars are a (small) fraction of the price to ‘fill up’, even in Europe; if not, likely not worth it.
> how difficult and fraught it is to keep a few people alive down there, how does anyone expect to keep a few people alive on Mars, let alone build a colony there?

Necessity is the mother of invention. It makes no sense to use precious Antarctic time and space growing all the food when it's cheaper to ship it in. Similar to how civilizations with a history of littoral shipbuilding figured out ocean-faring--if you're always a day from port, you don't bother baking hard tack. That doesn't mean you can't.
Sure.

My point is also that "revoking all bills" is a bigger step than "disable a card", even though both or possible. Having cash is a bigger buffer against politicians up to no good.

Also you can't target an individual by revoking bills, so the threshold is way higher.
They aren't not offering something for free, they are actively obstructing the localised and personal exploitation of an inherent device capability by its owner.
The person writing the article IS an advertiser, so now what?
It would be interesting to see it happening.
Do PWAs have access to system things like being able to do background uploads and send system notifications?
> Everyone is free to stand in the physical shower stall as long as they want! As long as they keep water flow within the allocated quota.

I'm going to be turning on the water to get wet, soaping up, turning on the water to rinse. If I have some extra maybe I'll let the water just run for some seconds to enjoy it.

More people in the shower isn't going to help, they're just going to get in the way.

Also, at least 10 years ago when I heard from someone who was there, the over-winter population at the base was super-majority men, rather homophobic, and flaunting any hetereosexual couplings you had was... fraught, due to issues of jealosy and competition.
Open Source Auth with Cloudflare Workers
Lots of people in the global view don't have that kind of disposable income. Apart from low income economies also the disadvantaged, teens/kids, etc.
We don't know either way. The reality is they're being hindered
Strangely enough the South Pole Mega Shower is still shorter than my average shower time.

Maybe you can catch and reuse your own water. Then you’d just need to bring a jerrycan and water heater every time.
Can someone explain to me how you can have geostationary orbit around the poles?
At a certain point in the lifespan of the brand the reason the brand is well known becomes less the quality of the product than the recognition and "stickiness" of the brand itself.

A certain mindset and approach has taken over a lot of companies where they want to pull a fast one on their customers and improve margins at the same time. They rely on the brand name to keep customers coming back (because research has shown that people are less likely to try a new brand in a product space over their chosen one, "'ol reliable", even if they complain about its falling quality) while lowering the quality of that product until the brand identity is all that differentiates the product from a competitor. This makes their margins better, competing with competitors, at the expense of the quality of the product.

At least until customer perception sours. Then the brand engages in "artificial" rebranding by "returning their product to quality" and advertising it as such. A recent and famous example of this cycle was Domino's pizza, which was a stellar marketing campaign built on...their 'old' pizza sucking. Many hyper margin conscious companies rinse and repeat this cycle.
I use DO and AWS and I use DO when I want to guarantee my shit is gonna cost $5 a month.
While I'm not an enterprise customer, I can tell you why I choose Digital Ocean (and have been using them for the last 10 years).

They allow me to put a fixed amount of money in a fund that they charge me from. I will never get any "surprise fees" this way. They don't have my credit card so it will just drain my funds until they delete my services, which is extremely ok by me.

My major fear of paying for things like AWS or Google business/cloud tools is the fear of getting my account locked up/banned because I want to dispute a charge that isn't fair. I've slowly been decoupling my accounts away from Google (banking, healthcare, etc) but it's very hard. Their moat is extremely deep.
I always assumed that the dualism of modern Christianity and Islam came from Zoroastrianism - it's not an obvious feature of a monotheistic religion and it must have come from somewhere.

That said, I suppose we're removed enough from the source material that it's very hard to be sure. But is there a competing theory for the origin of dualism in these religions?
Good question. I guess that temp is driven mostly by altitude above sea level, so proximity to Earth’s center doesn’t affect temp, but I’m not certain. At least I looked it up, and the coastline of Antarctica is about 40C warmer than the high altitude plateau…
Tell HN: ai.com now redirecting to ChatGPT (openai)
Planning, quite simply. Antarctic station is planned to be as robust as needed, and so it is.
CFD Could Be the Engine That Drives Waferscale Mainstream
> I can’t think of a single purchase I’ve made or will make that corresponds to an ad I’ve seen on YouTube.
I can tell you a secret about ads: they aren't supposed to work on your conscious brain. The aim to ensure that on your next grocery run you choose "prime water" over "gaterode" because you heard about this new brand which was recommended by your favourite youtuber or choose "budwiser" over other no-name brand beer because you saw a cool superbowl ad.
I'm in a similar boat too and also at a complete loss. People have lost their marbles if THIS is the great AI future lol. I cannot believe Microsoft invested something like 10 billion into this tech and open AI, it is completely unusable.
Hi tata
Maybe a dumb question

What are the disadvantages of a real time system?

I mean, real time sounds better than not real time, so why not include it into the standard Ubuntu distribution.
The side-effect is in the eye of the beholder. Apple claims they lock down the App Store for security, and a convenient "side effect" is that their stranglehold on platform transactions makes them upwards of $80 billion annually. From the perspective of the shareholder, it's obvious that Apple's motivations are more driven more by profits than ensuring universal security. Regulators worldwide agree!
If you really want to go, be a dishwasher or cook or something similar.

I've had 4 friends do exactly that. The work was crap, but the experience was well, well worth it.
Is there ever going to be a way to distribute training - I would think this is the only way open models will eventually be able to exist and not just be owned by Microsoft, Google, Facebook and AWS.
> you can call a blue function from a red function just fine and do stuff with the result. You just can’t await it

By this do you mean you can choose between waiting for a value in a way that halts the entire rest of the runtime while it resolves and one that will attempt to perform other tasks while waiting for the resolution?