skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“…a flight with 25 passengers who require [wheelchairs] to board turns into an arriving flight in which only five need the service. In the airline industry, we call these ‘Jesus flights’ because so many passengers seem to be ‘healed’ during their flight.”

Extraordinary. It reminds me of people constantly cutting in traffic to get to their destination a total of 30 seconds earlier (we are all at the mercy of traffic light cycles, buddy). Except even less sensible, since the plane only departs when everyone has boarded anyway.
Poor analogy. Since when is an adblocker a crime?
I feel the same way. I’d rather be reminded of what YouTube is for most people and let that be a reminder to use other platforms. I’m very happy with nebula for what it is.
Doesn't seem like this keeps checksums of it's stored data, for later double checking (aka zfs scrub).

Would have been nice. :)
Interesting take. And yeah, I agree that present AI is far from being of acceptable quality with the long form content, especially for fiction writing.
It isn't, and it's unfortunate. It plays into--rather than healing--racial tension.
I initially upgraded a Ryzen 7 1700 system with the hold TPM module, then got an incredible deal on a 5700X. I was surprised how much I had to fiddle in the BIOS with a year old motherboard to get things like Secure Boot and memory isolation working.

It was something like 5 or 6 BIOS expeditions before I had all the right features enabled.

Windows 11 is meh... They fixed some of my issues with 10 and created new ones. I wouldn't rush anyone to adopt it, it's a Vista/XP/ME style release. I'm expecting Windows 12 to be the keeper.
Why they don't support heodphones? Because Google needs to sell matching Pixel buds that can't be repaired due to size and operate on flaky Bluetooth connections with questionable sound quality.
Any chance for a dedicated section?
I don’t treat racial groups as homogenous wholes and think that because some white people in 1870 had it pretty great an individual white person can’t either be the victims of racism or be self-hating racists with self-esteem issues. I don’t look at your experience as a white person and go “wow you must understand hundred of millions of peoples experience”

What I have seen is people who aren’t privileged and aren’t successful will hate themselves because they believe they are privileged and because they’re not successful that makes them bad even relative to other similarly unsuccessful people. Poor white boys in Britain have the worst educational outcomes in the country. I’ve heard countless times how affirmative action isn’t a problem because of legacy admissions mostly being held by whites, and it never dawns on people that this means the non-legacy spots for white students must’ve reduced if one is to maintain racial equity (which must of course be done because of centuries of privilege), resulting in a unique problem for people at the intersection of being poor and white which doesn’t happen to poor people in general. Same things happen in the workforce, if you try to achieve equity in a disproportionately white workplace without firing a bunch of white people, think about it, WHICH white people take the hit? Despite what I describe not showing that while people collectively are hard done by, my point is that looking at the collective situation is misleading and underestimates the potential for a white person to get screwed for having the wrong skin BECAUSE of the privilege of other whites!

There is one context in which I will say words to the effect of “it’s okay to be white” which is to counteract the toxic effects of treating whites as a homogenous whole with “white privilege” which can destroy peoples self esteem when they don’t live up to that privilege and think dark things about themselves and people who look like them.
This one seems to have a bit more traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34939248
As of two days ago much of the testing had been botched in various ways: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/east-palestine-ohio-water-sam...

We'll see eventually, hopefully.
Great, now the creators who's content you enjoy don't get any money to sustain their efforts.

I think letting uBlock stay up as an extension is a brilliant move by Google. It means that the people that use it eventually won't have any content that they actually want to watch, because nobody can make money making it for them.
That’s on the level of “you wouldn’t steal a car” type of argument.
The benefit is in the PR. Besides that, it's a good demonstration of a "nothing up my sleeve" sort of RNG.
Compared to a well regulated market with healthy competition. These things aren't mutually exclusive.

Markets free of regulation are not a silver bullet.
Preliminary report has been released https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Documents/RRD23MR005%20E...
Unfortunate, it sounds like a mess and a half. Does any one know. If I found myself in the same situation would creating different windows accounts, one for each teams/azureAD account help keep them separate?
They're not trying to get on the plane faster to get to their destination faster. They're doing it to get an overhead bin space, or on Southwest to get a more desirable seat.
I've used their grinders before and loved them, but they have some newer models since I last looked. The Q2 Looks like a great upgrade for my travel setup, and I'm at a financial place in my life where I can afford to do that (so likely will).

I have a younger relative who drinks instant or preground, maybe if I give him my hario he'll start grinding fresh
Electron is very well known & has a large footprint - lots of existing tutorials, extensions/plugins/libraries, regular bug fixes. There are also lots of existing large Apps that can serve as reference. If you Google - building cross-platform desktop Apps, most of the results will point to electron.

If you already know JavaScript (lots of people do) & are trying to quickly get your App up & running, then it can make sense to just go with Electron rather than trying to learn a new language like Rust.

Both reasons were why I picked electron to build https://nocommandline.com

Yes, Electron Apps are big but in the grand scheme of things, they might not matter so much for now (laptops are being built with bigger memories, Apps are being improved to manage memory).
Is the economy still functioning when externalities are socialized until one literally cannot breath the air or drink the water?
Unfortunately there is a segment of the population which doesn’t see *anything* as racist unless it involves white hoods and burning crosses and even then they would want the “context” of the burning cross before they could make any determination. If Scott Adams saying white people should avoid black people doesn’t check that box for them, almost nothing will.
A simple example of how to build a Python CLI tool with Rust
What are your thoughts on thorium gas mantles?
>it sounds like it has a typical sweetish chlorocarbon smell, which probably won't trigger a "this might be toxic" reaction for many people.

I would expect the average resident to think that, but not a trained hazmat responder. That's like if I opened the TaylorSwift.mp3.exe in my spam folder and ran it as admin. I should know better.
Ridiculous. At least print is dead anyway.
is that odd?
Wow, a 500 page single issue? I read Byte back in the day. (Well my Dad’s copy.) I don’t remember most issues being that long. How did they find enough content? I guess the probably had a lot of ads, but still, 500 pages? Wow!
They do if you send them some money.
Oh yes, because who needs consistency in their data anyway?
Why bother making sure that the information we're basing our decisions on is accurate and reliable?

Let's just mix up some numbers and hope for the best.

I mean, what's the worst that could happen?
It's not like incorrect data could lead to costly mistakes or missed opportunities. Let's just throw caution to the wind and see where inconsistency takes us. Who needs consistency when you can have chaos, right?
Apple’s iPhone Passcode Problem
You are misrepresenting what he said. He said he wants to avoid all black people not just the subset of black people that he's flimsily accusing of holding racist beliefs.
Thanks, that clears things up.

Another question. I tried looking for the answer on the website, but couldn't find it. Is it possible to use my own AWS account and integrate it with Aptible or does Aptible provide their AWS assets for my use? The former would be ideal for us as we would like to own (more accurately, rent them ourselves) all of our AWS assets and just have someone like Aptible help us to manage them.
Wouldnt the following work in basic python:

for a_k in 1 to n:
for a_(k-1) in 1 to a_k:
....

I'm a heavy user of Mma but there are better examples. Automating the rewriting of formulas to make them more concise is a big one. (But also not as straightforward as it could be, tradeoffs between conciseness, ease of reading and speed of implementation need to be triaged, similar to Lisp/APL. Maybe sympy still has a chance to be more like math/TCS)
If the author is looking to satirize this when it comes to monetization they should offer an SLA with price discrimination on number of 9s of uptime
I'll up the ante and will write isPowerOfTwo microservice.
Pro tip, statements can carry
meaning beyond the literal interpretation of the constituent words.
The scammers are paying Google money for the ads. Hiring enough people to deal with scams would cost Google money. So the reason is that there's perverse financial incentives on both ends.
We can also think about it from another perspective. Stay close to the hardware. This helped me as a CS student understand how computers work. So C and assembly taught parallel to microcontroller and architectures was helpful.

But that is only valid for CS students going for a good understanding about computing towards earning a degree perhaps.
"If you throw 30x more resources on a problem, you are usually able to achieve outstanding results even with mediocre quality inputs" - i don't know why it looks like a surprise to anyone.
USA. This was a private cycle without insurance, plus cost of medications.
Works without JS/CSS/cookies. Also try the paywall bypass plugin.

https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean
The big problem with AI writing is that the subtext is 100% unintentional, which leaves it very inconsistent and constantly conflicting with itself. The average person with no real understanding of subtext or writing experience still manages to have a consistent subtext, their own experience and perspective fills that in, they have that intuitive understanding which AI completely lacks. I suspect this will become a major role of the agent, to help the writer who is just starting understand and develop their innate use of subtext.
What you want is a stage/DJ light which takes gobos, and the right gobo. For example: https://www.fullcompass.com/prod/212208-rosco-81115-glass-go...

The light wouldn't be on the ground but above it, projecting down.

Edit: I should add, the gobo would need to be glass, as metal ones would have to interrupt the ring to support it. If the one linked above doesn't work for you, this place looks like it could custom make one to your spec and has a number of supported lamps under the "Gobo Size" drop-down. Explain what you need and they look like they can help you figure it out.

You may also be able find a good deal on lighting in one of the usual marketplaces, but just confirm the fit with the gobo maker so you know what you're looking for.
Previously: 2019 267 pts 59 cmts

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20287486
They do have a native solution you might be familiar with, "Visual Studio". It took them a solid decade to port it even from 32->64 bit (finally released last year). Hard to blame them for some institutional PTSD around the whole idea of native apps.
I use VS Code daily and I have never had performance issues. That obviously doesn’t apply to all folks.

Also, it seems presumptuous to prescribe what appropriate solutions are for all people of all time. There are many, many places where an electronjs would be just fine.
BLUF: It can fix your muffler because it's an auto repair shop, unrelated to the radioactivity
I needed an entropy source for an ssl connection from a VxWorks box before Intel added the RNG instructions. Boy was that a pain in the ass. I had previously thought the server provided the random data for the AES key. Turns out that’s not true for reasons that were obvious in hindsight but inconvenient for our network topology.

Ended up having to feed every low entropy source we could get our hands on into the CSPRNG. And the whole time the vendor kept trying to offer their own binary arithmetic to cook down the inputs. No, let SHA1PRNG do its job. This is what secure hash algorithms were born to do
I've read that it's possible that better brakes could have resulted in fewer cars derailing.

https://www.statnews.com/2023/02/21/east-palestine-train-che...

> The current, age-old technology of hydraulic brakes meant that in the Norfolk Southern train’s case, when one car derailed, the entire train contracted and expanded like an accordion, sending many more cars off the rails.

I'm not positive it's accurate though, as the other articles I've read which mention cars accordioning mention that this is due to car placement (lighter loads between the engine and the heavier tanker loads). https://www.wfmj.com/story/48419813/lawsuit-alleges-poor-rai...
I don't know, it's down
Wake up, it's single digits. The real revolution is when transformer models get built for cameras and servos connected to MG barrels.

"SquadGPT, kill everything in this building."
It gets hard when you discover that apple has mostly disallowed self modifying code on their arm architecture. You can, with lots of hoops, but a straightforward assembler in forth becomes all but impossible.
Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers
She was very lonely as her life went on, and longed for her homeland.

This much I know about Svetlana, many who bear that name.
LiveView is great, but it is just one of many great reasons to use Elixir (and the ErlangVM ecosystem).

There are the major benefits of Elixir itself, including FP, plus the array of features and tools for building distributed systems via OTP.

Only talking about LiveView is underselling Elixir.
was this even necessary?
Back when everything I read was on paper, I disliked ads in newspapers and general-interest magazines but enjoyed them in specialist magazines. The high-budget ads aimed at large audiences seemed manipulative and were seldom for products I would ever want to buy. They also seemed to be a waste of paper and interfered with the reading experience. In contrast, the ads in, for example, guitar magazines or computer magazines were interesting, informative, and helpful to my purchasing decisions.

I occasionally see online ads that have been successfully targeted at my interests, but I never find them interesting in themselves, they are usually annoying, and only rarely do I click on them.
I don't see the problem with using Flutter. It has proper support from Google for all the major OSes for both Desktop and Mobile. A worthy and serious alternative to both Electron and React Native. It sits in the middle of being faster and smaller than Electron, and being more easier to pick up than Rust with Tauri.

I would rather build a desktop and mobile app using Dart with Flutter than with Rust using Tauri, especially with in a defined deadline or a rewrite.
What I like most about SymPy is how straightforwardly it maps onto how you actually do math by hand. The domain objects are things like variables, expressions, equations, and the operations are things like "differentiate", "set equal", "solve for X". It feels like it just automates the stuff I would already do: a bicycle for doing algebra.

Most other CASes seem to have a more "magic calculator" interface, where you plop down some crazy integral and it spits out a closed form. This is useful of course, but it has nothing really to do with doing math.

I'm sure both styles are possible in either one, that's just the spirit I feel like each one has.
Med schools should paid attention to effects of melanocyte stimulating hormones' production from proopiomelanocortin, ass well as the myriad effects of melanin concentrating hormone.

Race-insensitive medicine is willfully neglectful medicine.
How do you intend to identify "fakers" without catching innocent people with disabilities in your net?
Consider that the alternative explanation for what we're seeing is maybe the balloon thing was just more interesting.

Mind you there is still the ongoing predicament with the 3 other unidentified objects that were presumably shot down that the military is strangely quiet on.

FYI the reason many are interested is because of the UAP/UFO connection. If what we've actually tried to shoot down were ET craft, that would be kinda headline grabbing wouldn't you think?

Train derailment happen all the time and for precisely this reason it may not garner as much genuine interest, irrespective how genuinely terrible a tragedy it was.
Did you watch the stream in-question?
I do suppose I'm generalizing past what is, strictly speaking, the scope of the story.

The fact is, 10 years ago, it was a lot easier to get these meds. More recently, I've had to deal with piss tests, scared physicians, and other formats of bullshit. Because why? It's some grave social ill that some people like adderall and don't need it? Cut us a break.
The solution here is a missing option for using biometrics along with the passcode. I feel the biometrics are too low of a barrier - so prefer using a passcode. However I have no issue with using biometrics along with the passcode such that entering the code is useless without my fingerprint or face. That leaves the problem of the passcode currently being used as an override for biometrics, but that can be solved with a different passcode for override or requiring the iCloud password to unlock.
Taking a quick look at the Emacs PDF, I learned that the french word for 'buffer' is tampon!
Does it support base 11?
If you can't find a foraging community in your area, try your county Extension office. They've got a lot of resources on local plants and animals. My wife's aunt works at one, and it always makes her day when someone shows up with a weird bug or plant they need help identifying.
Not a comfortable thing to say, but this is one reason I’m glad my kid is a daughter and not a son

If the dating game is already like this now, it’s scary thinking about how it’ll be 18 years from now
I don't mind using an Electron app. The problem is, they are multiplying too fast. I currently use: 1Password, VS Code, Discord and / or Element, Obsidian, and Postman. They use most of the machine's resources doing nothing at all.
For more than a few lines I'll go to a spot and mark it (ma), navigate to the next spot and delete to the mark (d'a).

That's how I thought of it anyway, not delete n lines. Delete from here to here.
This compromise does not exist in Android. Account password reset process is current password (not lock code) / enter new password / 2FA (which is further locked behind a password or biometrics if you're using Aegis[0] or MS authenticator[1] - although you can opt into lower security at this stage if you're feeling lucky).

[0]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beemdevelo...
[1]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.azure.auth...
WebGL 2 has a lot of stuff which is very nice if you are writing WebGL code, and some things that were just impossible in WebGL 1 even with extensions: https://webgl2fundamentals.org/webgl/lessons/webgl2-whats-ne...

There is very little reason to restrict yourself to WebGL 1 anymore, but many existing projects are still on WebGL 1 because Safari didn't support WebGL 2 when they were written.

WebGL 2 is going to be the best option for a long time. While WebGPU is in progress it will be many, many years before it is supported anywhere near as widely as WebGL 2.
May I add https://flet.dev Uses python & flutter. And https://wails.io Uses Go.
The maths of dating never makes sense unless you make some really difficult assumptions.

Reminds me of a joke from somewhere: Every happy man is single and every happy woman is married.
They also dropped the headphone jack on v4 like other flagship phones.
Not just "think", it's a fact that same study shows: if that was the way you are putting it, in the upper age cohort, fraction of single men would be smaller than single women: men would be with young girls and dump women of same age as themselves. But it's not the case, because percentage of single men is higher in any age cohort under 65 (then, there are more single women simply because men die at earlier age).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK4y6C1Uuhw

it's simply inequality. all those women are hooking up with the small number of high quality men (of any age), leaving the rest alone.

only fix to this i can see is normalisation of single parenthood so those women can have kids at the same rate as married women.
Truly not the kind of algorithm you'd want to write yourself. Do you really want to be scouring your own code usages when the CVE inevitably comes? Will you even notice if you get exploited? And the off-by-1 errors??! Plus, you know IEEE is just going to go and increase the width of integers again soon. Moving targets everywhere. What a mess. I'd easily put $5 per month per seat towards this. Maybe more. Brilliant project.
Her daughter
https://nypost.com/2016/03/17/stalin-granddaughter-is-an-all...
That comes with co-hosting WillItHalt
A Brief Hobbyist Primer on Clipping Diodes
There are several differences:
1. Empirically, networks have many adversarial examples. It doesn't mean though that there are adversarial examples everywhere. They show that any point can be slightly changed to get whichever output.
2. Some training algorithms that already exist or will exist are meant to be robust. They show that even with a robust algorithm the backdoor will still exist.
3. As you said, they show that finding the backdoored point is also efficient to the key holder.
Its crazy that there are laws against offering health insurance in the open market. There is no reason you couldn't shop around for a plan just like you do for car or home owners insurance.
Isn't that just restating a (probably) truism that investment into financial bubbles tends to be easier than expanding real production?

Where does the extra profit go (in the absence of windfall tax)? I doubt it goes to expanding production, because without windfall tax, you won't see demand change (and, btw, with windfall tax you don't have to estimate, you will directly see customers having more money to spend). So it will go into stock buybacks, real estate and other ways to inflate asset bubbles. These are seemingly easier ways to park money than to make actual real investment decision of expanding certain production.
Source code of the Estonian online voting system
> Not a comfortable thing to say, but this is one reason I’m glad my kid is a daughter and not a son

I am missing something here... why? If the rate of single men in the US looking for a date has dropped, wouldn't a similar number (assuming majority straight relationships and monogamous pairings) of women be also single?
Isn’t that what prepared statements basically are?