skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These things all have to be taken into account in the original calculation for how much power to use. It is impossible to determine the answer to that question without having the information necessary to calculate an expected acceleration profile for the takeoff.

If you are using approximations in that calculation (such as the average weight of a passenger), then that same approximation can be used in calculating the acceleration profile, and if you are falling significantly short, then it shows that the calculation of the power setting needed for a safe takeoff is unsound in some way. That alone is sufficient to justify an abort.
Life was so much better for me when wars killed so many young men that the survivors had an easier time dating, eh?
I think that the biggest difference from the past is that mental health of young adults is deteriorating and that it is impacting men more than women.

This is largely driven by the isolation brought by modern technologies but also changes in society, as women became more empowered they also rose their standards which once were to merely be able to provide for the family.

Among the complains of my female friends mental health of their male partners is probably the most common issue, followed by an overall lack of maturity which is nowadays surprisingly common even among older (50/60 yo) men.

Many things made young men progressively more insecure and surrogates such as porn or internet do not even push them enough to find a way out of loneliness.
Stupid take.

ML has been widely used for decades. We used to call it “statistics.”

The only reason people suddenly think ML went from 0 to 60 is because some grad students hacked a GPU and made it run a neural net in 2012.

Python is of secondary importance to the history of ML compared to CUDA.
If you have many women as friends you are doing something good and bad at the same time. The good is that you can meet women and can interact with them and can get them to trust you. The bad is that you somehow give off all the wrong signals.

Then you go abroad and you think the women are different, but they aren't. I have lived in three countries. You just have a higher value as an American man abroad. Ironically, this might result in you partnering up with a more superficial woman.
I disagree with that hot take because it ignores the momentum around pandas, scipy and other key libraries that were just easier to use in Python than (for instance) R, and the network effects.

In the years I was doing active ML and data science/engineering work, I met exactly _one_ team that was using Julia, and only came across R when dealing with academia. Mainstream/corporate customers never even considered any other alternative (other than MatLab, which had an established base in manufacturing, oil, gas, etc.).
Yeah updating flatpaks on the Steam Deck takes ages, and because of the way the SteamOS is set up - you really are incentivized to use flatpaks over actual packages (which could break with updates).
So you wish you had never been born? Isn't that just a theoretical-linguistic proposition and not a truely held belief? We are after all stratified beings.

That is it seems you are just venting or virtue signaling (that is still OK).

Recently my life has acquired some properties that many might class as "hell on Earth". It doesn't bother me though, I will always be grateful to be breathing as I am a human being.

I mean if you lived in the days of our prehistoric hunter gatherer ancestors and didnt know if you would starve to death next Winter would you be so antilife?

By the way I am single and dont have kids which is what I selfishly prefer. But I dont think that should be encouraged for healthy males as we have a responsibility to society.
Anyone who has spent time with Midjourney knows that it can take hours to fine tune a prompt to get exactly what you’re after. It also says the artist adjusted the result in Photoshop, which means it likely took an additional few hours on top of that. It’s possible they spent an entire day on this.
Is this still an issue if it's low power nodes in a mesh network that has infrequent
overlap and a shared system that pre-emptively mitigates this with geolocation data?
Exactly this. I've been single for four months at 27 and dated a lot during that time and I noticed that the bar is set _so low_ to place yourself as a better candidate than, let's say 80% of other men, that's it's simply scary.

Most men have literally nothing interesting to offer for a relationship. When you look at their situation from an objective point of view it's so obvious why they remain single and yet most are unable to see it. They either have no hobbies, hobbies that are almost exclusively shared by other men and often show no interest in their potential partners' hobbies. A lot of them also spend most of their time in online communities that are almost completely absent from women. They end up having discussion subjects and interests so far away from their dating partners that it turns into an awkward date.
I like this idea, and given today's technology it feels like something that could be accomplished and rolled out in the next 30 years.

If the compiler (like rust) can prove that OOB memory is never accessed, the hardware/kernel/etc don't need to check at all anymore.

And your proof technology isn't even that scary: just compile the code yourself. If you trust the compiler and the compiler doesn't complain, you can assume the resulting binary is correct. And if a bug/0day is found, just patch and recompile.
Type and concurrency are more than syntaxic sugar. You can lean on it.
I dislike not being in the middle of the parking space, so I tend to re-enter multiple times when I have to head in. Back in takes less time for me (but I agree that this is a weird obsession).
Then our continued existence is reliant on the agent's inability to figure out how to operate and maintain a source of energy. Keep in mind that any AGI will almost immediately be orders of magnitude more intelligent than us, it is limited only by the processing power it is able to harness. Would you take that bet?
Bernie Sanders calls for four-day work week ‘with no loss of pay’
This falls squarely into stepping out of the developer role and taking on the role of a manager though. It's really not about the people who don't want to think about those things.
I applaud the action, but also, I don’t think this is the right way to enforce this. This should be enforced on grounds of racial background for max effect, since it is an established precedent.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/data/is-seattle-dy...

Look at these graphs. Crime has consistently fallen.

The article you linked is discussing a recent uptick after a stable period of low crime. They've cherry picked the statistics to not show the huge drop in crime over the past 40 years.

Yes, crime is down in Seattle.
I don't mean to say it in a negative sense. I'm a right-wing liberal. Inequality is the only thing that saves us for complete dominance of mediocrity. Also, it's sort of stupid to complain about because it's no one's policy or anything, just an objective fact. You can't un-invent Tinder.
Most men don't prefer masturbating to sex.
Porn and masturbation is the solution to the men's problem of women not wanting to have much sex with men. It's much better than both rape and celibacy.
> and it's only sustainable if they don't have any other choice of place that doesn't do this.

Unfortunately in many cases "short term" here is long enough to force/encourage the competition to follow suit so you get entire sectors where there is no choice.
wrong url. should be https://about.sourcegraph.com/blog/building-conc-better-stru...
The "getting started" directs me to give permissions for Lost Pixel to "act on my behalf" on my github account. I don't feel comfortable with that.
I don't understand this, especially with podcasts - it's not frying anyone's brain to listen to 2x speed. I listen to podcasts at 2x because I (and everyone else) can hear and understand way faster than people normally speak. The only difference between 1x and 2x speed is that I find the people sound more intelligent and engaged. They sound passionate and focused at that speed, that's really the biggest difference.
Russian propagandists said to buy Twitter blue-check verifications
People outside the sample age dating people inside the sample age. AKA, Older men dating younger women, and in far greater numbers than vice versa. Also, In America it seems women are more likely or at least more open about being gay/bi as well. Those 2 things account for the majority of the disparity.
don't take random internet people's saying at face value, some folks state 1000 things a day of which maybe 5 are still valid tomorrow
Interesting article, thanks for that. One of my key takeaways is the iPod represented not one but multiple simultaneous tech revolutions. Consumer storage until then unseen, paired with material and interface design that companies hadn't considered a priority.
A good reason why memory virtualization has not been "disrupted" yet seems to be fragmentation. Almost all low level code relies on the fact that process memory is continuous, it can be extended arbitrarily, and that data addresses cannot change (see Rust `Pin` trait). This is an illusion ensured by the MMU (aside from security).

A "software replacement for MMU" would thus need to solve fragmentation of the address space. This is something you would solve using a "heavier" runtime (e.g. every process/object needs to be able to relocate). But this may very well end up being slower than a normal MMU, just without the safety of the MMU.
Only a few planes have landing-gear based weight systems, mostly large military transports that won't be necessarily able to estimate weight well under fire.
Last I read, PCPs were in incredibly short supply in the US. If urgent care can reduce unnecessary strain on their thin ranks, so much the better.
Iirc, the Ledger crypto-wallet supports FIDO2 based on your backed-up seed.
However, you run the risk of advantaging algae that produce high levels of toxin. Even non-toxic algae starts to do this when concentrated. Since iron fertilization only works far offshore, a lot of our industry has to hope that bloom doesn’t enter the food chain.
Both the article and the comment you're replying to suggest that isn't the case.
Ecosystem >> language to the point they language is almost irrelevant. If another language had got critical mass of its ML and data science ecosystem, it could have dominated, but I see no evidence it would have made a difference to the pace of ML advances.

Also, python for ML is basically a wrapper around low level GPU routines, with some "scientist" friendly features, it's less about it's strengths as a language
That's the reason why things should not be taken out of context. It's not like every Indian on the planet is a witness to casteism.
I have a theory for that: I think that men are simply lost in modern times.

Love, for example, has been popularized to be a romantic movie-cliché where handsome guy spends his daytime on a picnic during middle of the day (middle of the week). In contract my bubble - all men I know show affection through dedication and work, which isn't perceived as very romantic.

Men are less social. There are reasons, but life right now allows us to be less social. ~50 years ago you either cooked for yourself or you went out to restaurant if you wanted to eat. Meeting people was inevitable. ~20 years ago you could call for a pizza, but that still involved human contact.

Today? I have an app for that. I also have an app for taxi, laundry, groceries, clearning etc. Remote work is getting increasingly common. I can manage my whole life not even leaving my flat without any need to talk to anyone. Some of my male colleagues actually live like that.

And social skills is not something one can get from podcast. They need to be trained and sustained, especially for those who aren't naturally talented and charismatic. And without them - good luck finding partner. There's also slippery slope involved, that some other commenters mention. It can't be I who is at fault, right? It must be THEM.

The only way out is to actually get more social, but that's something that men also don't do. There's this stigma that it must've been something wrong with man if they try to find friends.

So it's somewhat bleak future, but not grim nor unchangeable. It's just (some) men got behind and it'd be nice if there'd be help for them to catch up.
Both Julia and Lisps existed for all this time. It's pretty clear they didn't become dominant. So this makes no sense.
Nothing good for the public will come of this
OP here. Not true.

[Saying anything further will probably lead to a tangential debate. Will digress from root Ask HN]
> What exactly is missing?

Kernel integration and a virtualized filesystem that isn't bottlenecked by APFS. Docker is excruciating on Darwin systems.

> What are you talking about exactly?

Apple makes hundreds of weird concessions that are non-standard on UNIX-like machines. Booting up a machine with zsh and pico as your defaults is not a normal experience for most sysadmins, nevermind the laundry-list of MacOS quirks that make it a pain to maintain. For personal use, I don't think I'd ever go back to fixing Mac-exclusive issues in my free time.

> no _real_ support for video games

Besides Resident Evil and No Man's Sky (this generation's Tomb Raider and Monument Valley), nobody writes video games for Metal unless Apple pays them to.

For a while, MacOS had a working DirectX translation stack for Windows games, too. Not since Catalina though.
One quick comment is I had to go to your github repo's readme to actually see an example in action. You should have a similar graphic showing the scanning right in your landing page head.
There is a phrase in there: "in their 20s", so I suppose it means under 30.
> Ideal state for a man is being single and having series of one night stands

Thanks for proving OP's point.
> which is just an iPhone 13, basically

It's a repairable iPhone 13. I went with an iPhone 14 over the 14 Pro because of that -- I don't care as much about the "Pro". What I care about is that I don't want the repair costs for a cracked glass to be so high that it's cheaper to buy a 2 year old used phone.
> They would regularly initiate conversations, share personal details of their life

As a non-American, what strikes me about young American females in particular is how talkative and expressive they are. I've never talked with them in person, but I've observed young tourist groups in Europe. They can be talking trivialities about their experiences in a self-assertive way non-stop, constantly littered with "I was like", "it was like", "he was like".
Rovio delists original Angry Birds from PlayStore because it's still too popular
Your average German developer as good as your great developers in India, and cheaper. If you want low quality engineers in India there are a lot of them for cheap, but if you care about quality, those people have moved to positions that are willing to pay more for quality.

Most of the average in Germany being better than India is in Germany there are many opportunities for bad engineers to self select into something not engineering. However the nature of India is bad engineers will persist as engineers because there is nothing else they can move to that is better than being a bad engineer.
Read this report please.

https://www.seattle.gov/documents/Departments/Police/Reports...
it would also be interesting to see recent statistics on foreign born mothers vs us born mothers...here is another source supporting that first motherhood is now 26+, not 23 as in cdc numbers:https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/06/28/u-s-women-a...
I agree - nobody can.

You can't make a computing environment allowing anyone to write and distribute code that has the ability to do all the things users want it to do, without having a good chunk of bad actors trying to trick/persuade users into granting malicious code enough permissions to hurt the user.

You have to either severely limit what code can do (the iOS model), or allow users to shoot themselves in the foot (the windows download a random .exe and run it model). Chrome falls in between.
I know people have made naive comments about computers for years, "why would you ever need more than 8MB of RAM?", etc

But I genuinely believe 4k is the upper limit where you stop seeing benefits in increased resolution for a monitor. Our eyes do have limits after all! I have pretty good vision and 4k is enough, and at that point I'd prefer focus on other aspects of picture quality like color accuracy and higher refresh rate.

It's already annoying enough how large a screenshot of your monitor comes out (just tested on my desktop and it came out to 10MB). 8k is unnecessary in the vast majority of cases.
> Rust would not have failed to compile at step one necessarily.

True. In this case there was old code and new code. I assumed in a hypothetical hybrid Rust codebase, bindgen would be used to bring the types in old code to Rust, so the compiler would identify the type mismatch in perhaps the impl From.

> If we need to clean up the build and dependency management system to start using Rust correctly, isn't that two major migrations?

At the scale of Office, managing the build system is an evergreen project staffed by dozens of engineers. Adding support for Rust integration is a typical deliverable for such an org.
> how many people know what the term top dead center references?

Isn't that a petrolhead reference? I thought it was the position of the camshaft in an ICE that places cylinder 1 at maximum compression.

/me not a petrolhead, nor even a driver.
tl;dr:

"Some of them are dating each other."

and

"Young women are also dating and marrying slightly older men"
I'm a Hindu and I have never heard of the system you described. All Hindus I know of inherit their father's LAST name, not their first name.
Here's the reality: https://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/16/opinion/sunday/caste-is-n...
Python is the Perl that survived. Like Perl, it has the virtues of its vices.
Entirely possible that older men are going into second long-term relationships with younger women after already having had a child or two.
When this says 45,000 Wafers in March, are we talking about Wafer Starts of finished wafers? What's the cycle time for 3nm?
Cisco ClamAV anti-malware scanner vulnerable to serious security flaw
> Are you familiar with how we might convert death HR into an expected lifespan delta for the average person?

You'd have to integrate over lifespan using an actuarial table, I assume.

This figure of 1.8 wasn't for all-cause mortality, but rather for heart-disease deaths among breakfast-skippers. I wouldn't worry (much) for a bunch of related reasons:

- The more complexity you need to specify a statistic, the more evidence you need to overcome a presumption it's an artifact. (Some of this caveat shows up in how they report it ("multivariable-adjusted", "95% confidence interval"), but these frequentist-statistics methods don't really account for all the real-world reasons for doubt.)

- This study was observational, not interventional. It's one study. Observational studies, particularly in epidemiology, particularly for diet, are often misleading.

- What'd be the mechanism making skipping breakfast have this big an effect? There could well be a good answer to that, but it doesn't spring to mind for me. In other words, what was your prior on this hypothesis, before this paper?

- I haven't read the paper beyond the abstract linked to, but https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34883541 lists some potential problems.

- The process that brings a particular medical paper to your attention, unfortunately, is not much like one that optimizes for the most significant updates to the probability distribution you should have over hypotheses. Unless you have a much better news feed than most of us, anyway.

I think of a result like this as a little bit of evidence to keep in mind as you learn more. It's not making me do anything different right now. That might seem harsh about a study involving "185,398 person-years of follow-up period" -- that must've taken a fuck-ton of work -- but it seems to be the world we're in.
Honestly, I could have packaged it myself, but it eroded my trust in the ecosystem. They seem to target a different use case. Which is fine by me, I just won't be in for the ride.
Art has been seen as an outcome of context, rather than simply a combination of aesthetics and composition, for a long time already. The movements of Dadaism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism and, maybe most famously, Cubism have all already questioned the purpose of art in the recent-ish past.

That purpose of art is what will need to be determined now. In the early Middle Ages of Europe or the Islamic Golden Age, for example, art served a religious purpose. In more modern times, art has served to question or criticise the status quo in the context from which it's born. I don't think this purpose necessarily needs to be abandoned, but it will definitely need to be re-assessed in light of this new tool we've developed.
The article downplayed the seriousness of a tail strike, but they can be quite serious. A tail strike can damage not just the skin of the aircraft, but also the aft pressure bulkheads of some aircraft. A damaged pressure bulkhead could cause the cabin to suddenly lose pressurization at altitude, with potentially major consequences, especially on a flight across open ocean.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aft_pressure_bulkhead
> is the programming language something that even matters?

It absolutely does. I think one of the major reasons that all these massive software companies grind to a halt with innovation is because of bad software architecture and a bad choice of programming language contributes to that. Also underlying systems built in non-performant languages hobble the company for years.
It's complete delusion that a company will rewrite systems as they gain product market fit.

I have a strong list of requirements but there is no perfect language today. For general software any language I start a project with today must have

1. Fast iteration / compilation times

2. null safety

3. Some form of algebraic data types (and by implication a static type system)

4. Garbage collection (unless the domain specifically requires the performance benefits gained from forgoing a garbage collector).

5. A robust standard library and package ecosystem.

All of the above contribute to two very important things:

1. The ability to iterate quickly.

2. The ability to describe state in such a way that invalid states become impossible to represent due to the type checker.

Nice to have productivity boosters:

1. Actual value types

2. Pattern matching.

3. A good class system with traits or interfaces.

There isn't a perfect language that meets these requirements so there will always be tradeoffs with language choice.
That may be challenging. Most states have a retention period required by law.

NY, for example: https://regs.health.ny.gov/content/section-40510-medical-rec...

> Medical records shall be retained in their original or legally reproduced form for a period of at least six years from the date of discharge or three years after the patient's age of majority (18 years), whichever is longer, or at least six years after death.
What do they mean "single"? Did they just ask individuals?

I'd also take into account in a lot of early relationships if you asked the guy they might say they're not in a relationship and the women might say they are.
> I know zero people with a 8k display, I wouldn't call that a significant new feature.

From what I understand, even 4k is usually a waste for a living room TV when viewed across the room from a couch. People just don't have the visual acuity to really tell the difference.

But I can easily tell the difference between 4k and 8k when a 43" TV is 16" away from me.

I get that companies want to make money so the new tech is going into big TVs. But at some level, it's very strange to me.
Julia is brand new compared to python