skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As somebody with allergies and asthma, the "blasting in my face" is always a problem. Blasts of cold air can set off asthma, and there's often dust and pollen accumulated in car intakes.
This is such a non-starter type of argument.

This isn't kindergarten or a 1on1 meeting where you wrap the negative comments in positive comments. This is a harsh review of a piece of tech being touted as the next coming yet has such horrible faults that it can't be anything but a hobby project at best. This has the ability to kill people because of these faults, so telling bobbyDriverlessCar that he did pretty good, but has one area that needs improvement because you don't want to destroy bobbyDriverlessCar's over inflated ego is just a dumb way to think of this.
My daughters took Python last semester in HS and they had to build a calculator. Me being dad-programmer for 20+ years (Java mostly) pushed them to make something like this REPL builder. Of course it wasn't as nice, but they did get a decent grade out of it.
He who pays the piper calls the tune.
How many of those life savings don't require FSD? Speed limiters would make significant impact. If we want to be really extreme, ignition interlocks could eliminate many of the 10k+ that die from alcohol-related accidents. I'm not saying we should go that far, but I'm not certain that's any further than FSD.
I didn't read the documentation yet. Is it possible to make it work with Wasabi instead of Azure?
Just taking a stab, but if your code is primarily written in rust/zig, it’s really annoying calling c/cpp libraries, because you have to build them and keeping the bindings in sync after updates.
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git log —follow is probably a more reliable mechanism to answer that in practice.
It is his car so I let him do what he wants. I just make sure my mom sets the temperature and leaves it in her hybrid since setting it to max temperature and such causes it to get significantly worse fuel economy.
There was a preference for some people to type without looking at the keyboard. That preference was all but eliminated over time due to the advantages of larger smartphone screens.

While driving a car, it's no longer about preference - it's about attention and safety.
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I had an 8:15am or 9:00am class and I was struggling to get enough sleep. In the middle I told the instructor that I was going to skip lectures so I could sleep better. He didn't like that idea. I went ahead with my plan and used Khan Academy to get the material. My grade increased in the second half of the course.
Wouldn’t a VCS be more useful for patent disputes as it keeps more fine-grained track of what changed in the source code and when?
You don't need a copyright notice for legal reasons, but it can deter boneheads who mistakenly believe that anything without a copyright notice can be copied freely.
I am of the opinion the mind of the designer or creative does not think in terms of "versions".

There are two states, in woodworking for example, the raw material and the final product. The mental model of "cutting longer" or rolling back does not exist.

The idea of a filesystem level understanding of "undo' just has not been communicated or explored.

While not Oxen related - TimeMachine seems to be the closest conceptual understanding. Snapshotting the drive, deltas, etc are generally not considered in my experience. I would be curious how larger or mature groups manage versioning.
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As far as I know YNAB doesn’t support multi currency out of the box. There does appear to be a “blessed” 3rd party plugin so you could try that.
This looks good and promising! Congrats and best wishes, yosai!!
No one seems to know what Flow actually is, which probably doesn't bode well.

https://www.fastcompany.com/90847220/adam-neumann-a16z-flow-...
:not applies to almost every element, so it's not any better.
It's not exactly what you're looking for, but maybe test drive a car with Android Automotive (Google's built-in infotainment product). I have it in my Volvo XC40 EV and like it. But at least in my car there are still physical controls for audio playback and a few other things (not climate).

There is a list of cars with Android Automotive at the bottom of its Wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Automotive
What if I stop the car entirely while I perform the adjustments? "Put it in park" I hear you say. Tedious, and doesn't always work anyway - many cars leave you with a full-screen reversing camera even once you're moving forwards until you get above 5mph or whatever. And what if I want to stop and adjust my side mirrors to see better, and those are adjusted via the touch screen? (I'm looking at you, Tesla.)

Guess what? I can happily reach down and adjust a real temperature dial by touch while looking at a reversing camera, without looking at that dial or being distracted, in the same way that I can do that while driving forwards. It's the touch screen that's the problem here.
not saying this will work for all podcasts, but I just recently noticed there is a "transcription" link on all youtube ones. Very easy to parse the html and get it as just text.
Why would you want to change starting time based on age?

Early risers can still get up early and lessons won't last till night, so they should not be affected negatively much.
Having had two psychotic breaks, I do not recommend the experience. The last one caused something like hardware-level damage that took years for my brain to recover from.
Just one look at any Indian dating site will dispel this notion. They have elaborate caste and subcaste categories to filter your partners by.
where i live, downtown, uber is nearly equivalent to taxis. pros for taxis: you have to wait less time, you can tell ahead of time if they have air conditioning, and pricing is predictable. cons for taxis: uber is always available, you know what you're paying before you get in, and taxi drivers rob you every chance they get, while uber drivers never do

where my girlfriend lives, in the suburbs, taxis don't exist, so uber/didi/cabify is the only option other than taking the bus (which doesn't run at night) or walking (which is dangerous, especially at night)

'disruptive' innovations are worse in important ways than the incumbents they challenge, but much cheaper; from the perspective of the consumer, this isn't true of rides from uber or lodging with airbnb, but from the perspective of the provider, this is extremely true of uber and airbnb, which are 'competing' with the taxi medallion mafia and the regulatory regime established to protect established hotel chains

getting a taxi medallion or getting licensed to open a hotel are enormously more expensive than signing up with uber or airbnb
Adobe doesn't support bitmap fonts either, but that doesn't stop me from using them in my terminals. This is only limited to a single producer of software. It will be interesting to see if any other generators of PDFs will pay any attention...
(From what you've said alone) you could still space them out more, have more variety/less uniformity? ('Little boxes all the same')
Hollywoo *
you don't always have access to that. people can copy the code without copying the repository.
Ah yes interesting. There was a Christian political party in the Netherlands that refused membership to women. The Dutch high court obliterated their religious beliefs.
Constitution preempts all.
Regarding the optimal number of buttons on mice, I'd respectfully observe that the average number of human fingers on a hand is 5.

And as for git cli, I have no problem with it (conceptually or practically), but I also accept that most people aren't us.

It's moderately difficult to build something that's perfect for yourself: it's much harder to build something that's optimal for everyone not-you.
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I know that Mercedes doesn’t do that. The fan speed only increases once the heating is working. But their luxury cars usually have additional electrical heating, that works right from the start, and is powered by the battery and the generator.

And the diesel engines usually have a diesel powered heating element, to warm up the engine quickly, this is needed to reduce the pollution, because the cold engine performs badly.
Here's what I'd do:

Ask them. Say something non-confrontational like "hey I saw this on this website, it made me feel a bit hesitant. can you offer me any reassurance?"

Then hear their response, and then sleep on it for a few days, and then trust your gut.

If their response was great and made you feel reassured without any second guesses, great. If you still have pause, trust your gut.
https://archive.is/iOVyL
Very cool work!
Making a good touchscreen UI—-from both a hardware responsiveness and UX perspective is very expensive.

I’d rather GE make an oven that reliably holds temp and leave touchscreens to the Apples of the world.

If that horse has left the barn, never to return, then what if they at least build on top of android?
All we can do is to tell you that right now, salaries are much higher in software. There’s no guarantee that will be true for the next 40 years, but it is true now. The US is home to many of the world’s largest software companies and manufacturing is largely done overseas.

The difficulty of a job and the amount of education and smarts it requires is unrelated to the pay. Pay is just a function of the supply and demand for the talent and how much value the role can create for a business.

Sure, pay could change in the future but software salaries have a long way to fall before they are as low as mech e salaries.
The value of Bing Chat to me comes from having conversations where I can ask follow-up questions, ask them to elaborate on something they've mentioned, or put it in different words. It may be possible to achieve somewhat similar results under 5 messages, but it is definitely more challenging.

In my case, I like to treat it as a research aid, as someone I can bounce ideas with; that usually leads to me having better ideas or unblocking myself.

I hardly ever use it to search for factual or straightforward responses, as I am competent enough with Google that I can confidently find content about a topic on the Internet if it exists. In these cases, going through a conversational agent is disruptive to my process.
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Maybe you wouldn't if you had to pay for all the electricity that's wasted by using React.
Which is how it has been for most of the Western world for well over a century. Automatic copyright one of the core principles of the 1886 Berne Convention, but the US only joined in 1989.
> Good to see PDF viewers will at least keep supporting it.

No, the reason PDFs created with these fonts will remain viewable is the same reason printed documents will remain readable. The glyphs used are part of the document. You don't need to have the font installed or even have the ability to render fonts to display a PDF, that's the whole point (*Portable* Document Format).

You may have noticed that some PDFs, especially older ones, either don't allow text to be selected or have weird behavior when selecting where the selection might go in a line across columns instead of following the text. This is because they don't include the metadata required to explain the document as text, it's just a bunch of glyphs.
Yeah, exactly.

Presumably caste discrimination is Hindu-on-Hindu.

From what I remember from Humanities class, the low-tier caste are not capable of transcending the Hindu religious pyramid scheme, and... all non-Hindu's are by default equivalent to the lowest echelon, or even outside the tier structure entirely.

I'm always interested to know more about slang, slurs, and pejorative language from any /all cultures. So I'm curious to find out Hindu pejoratives that I could say to the high caste, low caste, and everything between? This kind of discrimination needs to expand beyond the Hindu culture, but I'm mostly interested in flipping the script where the high-caste are treated like poo.

How do I easily identify the high caste? Can I know by their long sur name?
See any major class action lawsuit, the true cost of these disasters is never paid. The company will restructure, file for bankruptcy, any pay out pennies to the victims.

Norfolk southern gave the town $25k to the town, however the true cost of one resident getting cancer is potentially millions of dollars. The true cost of a single evacuation is probably in the millions also. Nobody will ever pay for this.
Yea I thought it was about Type 1 decks in Magic the Gathering
In Albania, "police" and "gangs" can be 2 groups with a lot of shared interests. A large portion of the economy is fueled from criminal activity abroad, all across Europe. It also finances the state to a large extent.
> Currently, and potentially

Haha.

Another aspect related to resilience - is there any environmental danger from these things shedding? If carbon nano-fibers get in your lungs, that can't be good right?
This omits the preamble of the ethernet frame, which I always found interesting. Every ethernet frame starts with 7 bytes of alternating zeros and ones. This oscillating signal helps the transmitter and receiver sync up.
For context, I assume the author is referring to the Oseberg Ship: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oseberg_Ship

It's rather humbling to walk into its display room and I urge anyone visiting Oslo to check it out.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_of_succession
Yes, I've been preaching the same thing. The era of free money is over (for now). There is going to be a sea change in how investors - and more importantly founders - need to think about business. Founders will need to tighten their belts (age of austerity) and think hard about profitability. Timelines may need to be stretched out to get there. This is ultimately good for founders as it creates a laser focus on building real MVPs that can scale.

Finally, one of my favorite exhibits of the excesses of near-ZIRP are right here: https://web.archive.org/web/20221027180943/https://www.sequo... << glorifying SBF article on the Sequoia Cap site. This is the very definition of irrational exuberance.
I also think people who don’t speed, and don’t drink (ever, or especially before driving) want to put themselves at risk to a dumb software bug. Like it’s great if we could reduce deaths but man I’d feel horrible about my kid dying because some computer vision engineer misidentifies a truck for a road.
I am somewhat more hopeful. There are conversion tools. Fidelity is reportedly not perfect—I haven’t seen problems, but the metrics may not match exactly. Tools like FreeType, FontForge, and GhostScript will remain in their current form, even if development / maintenance is abandoned.

Archivists have all sorts of guidelines for how to preserve digital media. We won’t save everything, but we ARE churning out plenty of people with master’s degrees in library sciences, who often go to work (in some capacity) preserving the world’s digital data.
In the UK, whether an accident was your fault or not will affect the cost of your premium when you renew your insurance.
Interestingly you describe the shattering of your delusion as the return of your ego - I think it is the opposite. I think you invited an inflated ego into your life through your meditation : "I should become a guru and help humanity" <-- that is ego speaking. The shattering of this idea is is not ego but humility, to my way of thinking.
If you haven't updated the copyright year on your footer, I assume you aren't maintaining your website. It's unimportant but significant.
TikTok opens data to US researchers in its bid to be more transparent
My usecase is to create pdfs through the "print to pdf" menu. I kinda assumed the fonts were embeded.

I don't seem to have any options when creating pdfs to embed or not embed fonts. Is this some feature of PDF creation software?
Too much mindfulness reveals we are not alone in our own minds and your controls will destroy you for your awareness.

The MKS[1] one hundred years ago spoke of crude tools for developing “mindfulness” and allowing the “master mind” to emerge (you discover you are not alone in your mind.) superficially this is blamed for positive thinking as “the secret”. The “secret” is others can hear your thoughts and take mischievous (or benevolent) interest in our interests.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Master_Key_System
You might as well complain that x = y + z is bad code because you have to figure out what the symbols mean.
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They'll try, for sure, but I suspect it will be easier to detect at that small scale, especially if it doesn't line up with the piece itself.
On the Raspberry Pi, you can pretty easily switch off the HDMI output via shell commands, which sends most displays into low-power standby. It takes a couple seconds to switch back on and wake the screen when activity is detected, but the tradeoff is easily worth it.
If to color this sign with a texture of elephant skin, there are high chances that NN will give an output like it is seing an elephant.
Since you said "all of legal history", yes, there are loads of cases. Prior to 1976, in the US, maintaining copyright required doing several steps such that if you failed to do any one of those steps, you lost copyright for good. Failing to renew copyright registration is one of those, and one classic film (It's a Wonderful Life) is public domain because its owner did precisely that.

Post-1976, screwing up copyright formalities means relatively little in copyright (the biggest thing is you lose the ability to sue for statutory damages if you don't register copyright). Eventually, there's going to be legal confusion over what year protections run out, but that isn't going to be relevant for software until quite late this century thanks to the current 95-year copyright regimes.
Oops, thanks for catching! Updated.
> I'm more of the mind that happiness is better as a side effect of a good life than the sole pursuit of your life. People who chase happiness as their primary meaning to exist usually are not very interesting and highly materialistic.

Those chasing happiness are usually unhappy
https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-podcast/laurie-santos/
I have read only a couple of his less technical books: A Connoisseur's Guide to the Mind and Tell Me a Story. Both I enjoyed greatly.
Two questions though, had you exercised and when did you get up? I never like getting up early, but if I got up at ~7am, exercised, didn’t eat like crap/drink, going to bed ~10:15 was not hard at all
> Photo credit should read Gent Shkullaku/AFP via Getty Image

I love how they just copied the instructions into the photo credit without giving it a second thought.
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This is what exactly I was looking for. Will it help me to run big files and cleanse?
I would assume my git history is at least as good as any date I put in the document itself?

Though I'm not sure if either my backups or github will survive for the next 120 years.
Your comment suddenly reminds me of Agent Smith paraphrased “we designed the perfect world for you, but your primitive minds tried to wake up from it. Whole harvests where lost.”

I think there can be a lot of neurological imbalance from complete freedom and absence of scarcity. I think on the whole (or at least myself) I could live like that. And nobody in this post scarcity world is barred from doing work if they need it I guess. That’s also a form of post scarcity.
To be safe we got all the contributors to agree before removing that from our open source code base, which took quite a while.
In San Francisco, Uber was a mobility revolution!
> * the «from nowhere» really just might be the unconscious brain*

The trouble is that once you start to consider the nature of the unconscious brain, such consideration leads to the same conclusion.

If the unconscious brain somehow has “control”, from where does it derive this control? Unless you then accept some kind of metaphysical explanation, it’s centerlessness all the way down.
What should the average US resident do, if anything?
While Jira is not the best tool for manual testing (it simply wasn’t built with QA in mind), it is – by far – the go-to choice for most software development projects. How does one make it more QA-friendly?
Anecdote, but I've long thought my college GPA would've been as much as a half point higher if I never took a class that started before 9:30 AM.
What's in a Shoe?
Personal anecdote. I remember dragging myself to measure theory classes at 8am and constantly struggling with the material, even if I'd had a good night's sleep. After a few weeks I called quits on this insanity and switched to self-study, breezing through the course.
No, no common sense angle here at all: https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/corruption-rank?co...

Virtue signal received loud and clear though.
I dunno. I suppose in that case someone would just turn the one dial down, not fuck around with fan speeds etc.
I flipped when we only had one kid, it worked much better with my training schedule. Once we had two (and three) kids I've always had to fight for any sleep I could get so the idea of "being" a "night-owl" or "early-bird" lost all meaning.

That is gradually improving and once my youngest starts school I'm going to try to return to the early bird pattern. We'll see how it goes.
Part of it is a cost thing. Automotive grade buttons are really, really expensive. Honda probably pays $1-10 each for a button or rotary dial, a touchscreen is $30-70 depending on size. Plus, backup cameras are legally mandated, so they need to include a screen anyway, difference between a touch & plain screen is likely negligible, on the order of maybe $0-10. (costs are estimated and include the molding & plastics, which drive the cost way up).

I would imagine there is significant accounting pressure to push as much as they can onto the screen. There are definitely a contingent of designers who are upset by this trend, but I wouldn't be surprised if there is also a contingent of people in the design department who advocate for this due to the 'cleaner' look and are wanting to emulate Tesla.
The T480 they just got is already 5 years old.

Maybe other manufacturers don't have long lifespans, I can't say, but Lenovos tend to hang around forever and are easy to sell when you want to upgrade.

See all the people commenting here about their 12 year old x220. I still use an 8 year old x250.
That's interesting - UKG is not exactly a hotshot big tech company.
Making Mathematics Accessible for the Visually Impaired
it's a good project: I'll try it out (we are doing something similar, but it's pretty hard to have a general saas service ... too often project are too different so you need a lot of customization I think).

bwt

* this https://securityheaders.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fplanlike.pro&fo... can be easy to fix (I'll give you the settings for haproxy or apache if you need)

* https://tools.pingdom.com/#619d161622000000 can be improved, too

I would also disable TLS 1.0 (https://www.immuniweb.com/ssl/planlike.pro/72wS3s8G/ ) and enable HTTP2 or have both HTTP2 and HTTP1

On the reset password you should not show us the world messages like "This email is not registered" (security)

then maybe

* have https://www.planlike.pro redirect to https://planlike.pro

* populate https://planlike.pro/robots.txt
It's a lesson in what happens when you give private for-profit entities responsibility for public goods.