skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SF Muni lists their delay incidents here.[1]

In the last 24 hours:

- "K Ingleside blocked near Ocean and Capitol by a non-Muni collision."

- "N Judah blocked at 8th and Irving by an automobile on the track way."

- "Non-Muni collision at 16th and Mission. Expect delays and reroutes for the 14/14R, 22, 33, 49, and 55."

Those are just human automobile-related delays in the last day. Lots of others - police activity, fire hoses, Muni vehicle problems, signal system failures.

[1] https://www.sfmta.com/tweets/sfmta_muni
Phind in Expert mode correctly answers this question and mentions the Detours library: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=fdaf0ad8-010d-4864-a416-f...
When Discord was brand new and still a little rough around the edges I had a dream of making a federated IRC-and-Speex-based competitor.

I miss IRC.
From the comment you replied to:

> Yet we can never honestly discuss them because people have a hard time controlling their emotions about it.

Nobody here has said that women are baby machines or any such thing. Get control of yourself.
The person I replied to did.
NYPD unveils robot police dogs and other high-tech crime-fighting devices
>I am not comfortable using either of those terms. Firstly, the choice of the word “celibacy” emphasizes sexuality over other aspects of a romantic relationship. I don’t think of it that way. Secondly, the incel culture turns me off. I have never blamed anyone for my situation, and I don’t think women’s rights should be up for discussion just because some men don’t get laid. Thirdly, and most importantly, at this point, I can’t even say whether I’m voluntarily or involuntarily single.

It's... an interesting view point. I've used the incel label for myself for lack of a better term, but it's more inability to form any sort of emotional attachment to people in general. But must that label absolutely carry with it with a mindset of misplaced anger at the world? And if so, if I have no such fury against imagined or real slights, then what does that make me?
Ah, gotcha! The video is referring to a different product (in beta), "EqualTo Sheets". Sheet Markup uses some of our EqualTo Sheets tech, but it's a different product.

So, regarding EqualTo Sheets:

> What happens with the data I enter?

Data entered into an EqualTo Sheets workbook is saved to the EqualTo server.

This is to some extent the value we provide with EqualTo Sheets: you can just paste the code snippet we provide into your code base and immediately have a functioning workbook that saves changes and supports parallel editing.

> Can I use an API to dump and restore data and formulas?

Yes, we have a bunch of APIs. You can export / import XLSX, as well as read / write individual cells using REST and GraphQL APIs. Some more details:

- https://sheets.equalto.com/beta-readme

- https://sheets.equalto.com/docs/

- Join the open beta (just provide an email address and click on a link in the email you receive): https://sheets.equalto.com/
I don’t think those results are actually any better than what can be achieved with much more simple prompts. This seems like an example of the “Ikea effect”, where when once you’ve put in effort to assemble something, you perceive it to have more value.
Going back to Bitcoin is unnecessary but possible. You go from Monero to cash, wire transfer, or gift cards through a variety of unlicensed conversion services that advertise themselves all over the Internet.
If you think trying to use machismo like declaring your opinion as fact with a "Period" emphasis is somehow a substitute for evidence, then you're talking to the wrong person.

I'll take someone whose Github repo shows talent, dedication and passion, but who misspelled an include header in their brain teaser over the inverse any day of the week. But you do you. Neither you nor I have a lot of evidence to support our preferences either way.
Because they don't want liberals thinking too hard about how much Archer Daniels Midland pays them.

And threats to their federal funding are also probably great for their pledge drives.
Yes listen to this guy and please short treasury bonds. I need more rocket fuel on the way up.
I love Big Pharma now!
Show HN: Twitter API Reverse Engineered
endpoints: /graphql /1.1 /2 /i
You can join discord just to use Midjourney. It’s really mot that big of a deal.
io_uring (and eBPF for that matter) are still super concerning attack vectors and we've already seen eBPF being used in the wild by bad actors. kernel_lockdown explicitly disables eBPF and other methods of kernel injection and is turned on by secure boot. In io_uring's case sharing a userspace mapping with kernel space is simply always going to be dangerous. End of story.

The jury is also out as to what the performance benefits of io_uring are and whether the benefits outweigh the risks versus sticking to what's available. I've seen a lot of good results, but I've also seen bad results, and I haven't seen a lot of real world data at scale yet.
One factor is that a lot of boomers are retiring, and those people need to be replaced, especially if they are blue collar workers.
I recently bound my Print Screen key to toggle my trackpad on and off, quite handy and a very convenient location for the function stuck there between the right hand alt and control keys. This is probably my favorite binding ever and certainly better than my old combo binding for the job which occasionally caused conflicts in some apps.
KeenWrite uses the Java-based FlyingSaucer library for rendering HTML in the preview. Moreover, KeenWrite exports Markdown as XHTML, which ConTeXt imports for typesetting into PDF. While Sheet Markdown would be a fun integration, it would have to execute prior to displaying (i.e., not use JavaScript for in-browser rendering, but use Java to preprocess the Markdown tables before inserting into the XHTML).
> I don’t understand how this is going to take off if no one is going to make money from this.

I'd pay something for it. The way the author describes it I would have a 'Small-World' server. I'd be willing to pay $5-10 per month to connect that to a 'Big-World' server. After that I'd expect the costs to scale with the size of my 'Small-World' server. As long as that's based on resource consumption rather than some kind of per-user scheme I think it would work fairly well.

The biggest issue for me would be setting up and maintaining a server. I don't really want to do that and a hosted service for it probably skews towards costs that are more than I'd be willing to pay just to be connected to the network.
Indeed I am, but the US obsession with SUVs is a bit insane. Like what is even the point of a mustang SUV?
Book clubs if you like reading fiction. I'm happily married, but the only guy in a book club of 20.
Enabling this did weird things to web sites. But it didn't seem to help. Before I enabled it, according to https://amiunique.org I was unique among the 1646592 fingerprints in their entire dataset. After enabling it, I was unique among the 1646593 fingerprints in their entire dataset.
I was generally under the impression that lecturers are not normally research personnel.
> I've been flagged here in the past merely for correcting dangerous nutritional information

That made me curious, so I went looking for the flagged comment. Upon reading it, I'd a hazard a guess that it's flagged not "merely for correcting dangerous nutritional information" but referring to the people who disagree with you as "HN brainlets".
Reminder that forbes.com is mainly a blogging/self-publishing tool like Medium. The author, Brad Templeton, is not employed or paid by Forbes.

Edit: forbes.com/sites/ is not a self-service as I thought. Though not full employees, it looks like there is some editorial vetting of Forbes "Contributors".
So are men, from a strictly biological perspective. Darwin doesn’t dictate your soul
> Re raising interest rates will crush demand via job losses

Raising interest rates doesn't automatically lead to layoffs and businesses closing. It certainly might for faltering or weak companies, but it's not like x% interest rate increase === y% unemployment increase or z% business closure.

> foreclosures

Sure, if you have an adjustable rate mortgage, are massively underwater, and can't afford the new payments. That in and of itself is not a bad thing - if you couldn't afford the house five years ago at 4.5% fixed rate, you couldn't afford it at a 3% ARM either. There's no reason to think an increase in foreclosures would be anywhere close to 2008 levels simply because rates are increased to more historically reasonable levels.

> dissuade flippers and property speculators

Good.
Today's supercomputer is tomorrow's phone.
Amazing work. However I wonder how do you pay the cost of GPT-4?
> Given that the divorce rate in my community is less than 1% we're probably doing something right.

FYI the divorce rate worldwide is less than 1% (it's actually much lower, around 0.4%).
That answer is quite close but probably by accident. Don't get me wrong, I am in absolute awe of these beasts:

Me:
"Take a simply supported beam 10m long. Apply a force of 1000N at 2m from the left of that beam. What is the bending moment at 5m from the left?"

It:
"blah blah blah ... Therefore, the bending moment at a point 5 meters from the left end of the beam is 600 Nm."

It's probably correct here but I will have to check. I've just read its reasoning and it does look correct on a superficial reading after two very large glasses of wine. Sadly it fails to note that I spelled metre in the French way - obviously, because I am English.

This is the result:

https://www.phind.com/search?cache=b2d2e3ee-f3ed-4a2a-b976-5...
But AFAIK, you can launder cryptos, right? [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency_tumbler#
Reminds me of a scene from a Discworld novel, where the resident, mostly benelovent dictator reminded the hero that a man always has a choice - even if, as in that case, the choice was between accepting the task or being shoved into a spike pit, it was still technically a choice.
Blackberry phones peaked in 2009, there was plenty of time to reconsider. This is just blatant revisionism, there were plenty of on-ramp opportunities within the product timeline.

Apple didn't move off Samsung entirely until the A8, and they still rely on many Samsung hardware IPs within the SoC to this day. It was not just a fab arrangement from day 1.
https://twitter.com/calebccff/status/1472517091970494465

Apple relied on many of the same suppliers as the rest of the industry for a very long time, except the ones they acquired and closed-off. Purely on a "rising tide lifts all boats basis", Intel would still have had access to the dominant player if the ARM-based touchscreen era wiped out the incumbents. However, this is still a very low-margin business, despite requiring more engineering effort than desktop.

You could argue that $1500 phones were unthinkable at the time, but as a commodity, chipset manufacturers see less than 5-10% percent of that, even on flagship phones.
Fully agree. I'm male, and all of my relationships that progressed to the "serious" stage ended in heartbreak (for me). After those experiences, it's just not worth it. And casual hookups have never been a thing for me. So I'm done with romantic relationships, and fine with that.
I guess I'm suggesting each countries courts of course decide what's best for their country.

You imply (but I am not convinced) that there are serious consequences for having one opinion or the other on these "cross country" online communities. I suspect instead that for the more nuanced issues like affirmative action there will just be the usual arguing back and forth and little else.
Crypto would be extremely useful if it were wholeheartedly adopted by the government of a medium-sized country. The fundamentals of cryptocurrency are as good as the gold standard, maybe slightly better, and could be better than fiat; the problem is that no one pays their taxes in it so no one uses it as a real currency. Likewise, NFT’s could be used to implement property titles if a government ever agreed to enforce them. Then things like smart contracts and whatnot start to look a lot more interesting. The problem is that the entire crypto economy is a fake play-money ecosystem with no power over physical reality.
Where people drink beer for breakfast
I encourage anyone interested in the topic of self-driving cars (this author calls them "robocars") to read more articles from this author. He provides a very reasoned analysis of most every self-driving car topic: Tesla sensors, safety, parking issues, business models, etc.
A relationship can end like that after 20 years? Oh my god. That's basically my whole life. I can't imagine sharing that much of my life, that much time, with another person and then the relationship ending on our terms. Like, they didn't die, or they didn't drink a vial of cancer serum accidentally and whoops I have cancer now I'm dying bye. It ended because you started hating each other? After all that time? That's insane for me to even fathom.

I can't even imagine the growth, personally, and in the other person to happen through all that time and to share that time together in a relationship. And then, after all that, it can end because the relationships sours? That almost black pills me on all relationships lmao

Luckily, I also can't fathom how people have trouble being with themselves. I'm grateful that I feel as though I'm my own best friend in a way. I like who I am, even with vast room for improvement, and I feel like I do a pretty good job of guiding myself through life to make it a reasonably fulfilling adventure while helping myself become a better person (mostly). From where I'm at now, working on myself and pursuing my hobbies is all I want to do. Introducing the noise of a relationship into it seems... messy.
Isn’t having the memory integrated into the dies bit exotic for a performance desktop?
This analysis fails pretty dramatically on the size (46 square miles of San Fransisco vs. ~3.5 million square miles of the US) population (810k of San Fran vs. ~330 million of the US) autonomous cars percentage (not doing that lookup) and scale of incident (blocking public transit vs. lethal crash).
Dermophis mexicanus: An amphibian that evolved back into a worm
Single life is the best. No arguments, one can live the way they want and no need to work long hours to support the family.

I decided not to stay single forever. Thanks to Dating apps i can have different experiences every week.
This interview question is good for kids recently out of school, but for everyone else I think it doesn’t really show if the candidate is a good developer.

Good taste — writing cohesive, loosely coupled code with a sensible bank of unit tests an a strong dose of product sensibility — is largely orthogonal to being good at solving algorithmic or ds questions. One of the best developers I know, who makes seven figures a year a year (trading software), would likely bomb the second part of this question. Contrawise, a young researcher I know who has won multiple scholastic programming competitions and crushes leet code, would destroy this problem in seconds … and yet, I pity his coworkers who have to live with his atrocious code.

More accurately, he would first look at the interviewer like he was a dolt, and then bomb the question :)
North Korea was doing this every week a while back
Excerpt:

U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk’s lawless and unprecedented decision ordering the Food and Drug Administration to revoke approval of mifepristone, the first drug in a medication abortion, poses an existential threat to the entire industry: If upheld, the order would allow any doctor to file a lawsuit compelling the FDA to revoke approval of any drug they dislike. If any such suit succeeds, a single, handpicked judge could overrule the FDA’s scientific determinations and issue a nationwide block on that medication. The drug need not have anything to do with reproductive health: vaccines, antibiotics, antidepressants, hormones, statins, painkillers—all are vulnerable under Kacsmaryk’s decision.

It's actually an interesting read.
Is that true? Do you have more details about it?
Senate abolishes migration background in police computer - https://www.bz-berlin.de/berlin/senat-schafft-migrationshint...

One can expect nothing but dishonesty from the press in this area.

When reporting on criminal offenses, care must be taken to ensure that mentioning that the suspect or perpetrator belongs to an ethnic, religious or other minority group does not lead to a discriminatory generalization of individual misconduct. As a rule, the affiliation should not be mentioned unless there is a justified public interest. It should be noted that mentioning it could fuel prejudice against minorities. - https://www.presserat.de/leitsaetze-zur-richtlinie-12-1.html

In contrast, no care is needed for positive news, and identifying immigrant background moves to the start of the title:

“17-year-old refugee saves girls from attackers,” Welt, October 18, 2012 - https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/article147730045/17-jaehrige...

“Syrian saves toddler’s life,” STN, June 28, 2018 - https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.junge-faellt-i...

“Refugee saves the lives of crash victims in Osnabrück,” Welt, October 3, 2016 - https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/article153158281/Fluechtling...

“Refugee saves boy from drowning,” General-Anzeiger, May 28, 2016 - https://ga.de/bonn/stadt-bonn/fluechtling-rettet-jungen-vor-...

“Refugee saves young man from drowning in the reservoir,” Ronnen Dësch, July 23, 2019 - https://ronnendesch.lu/flu%cc%88chtling-rettet-jungen-mann-v...

“Syrian refugees rescue NPD politicians from destroyed car,” Frankfurter Allgemeine, March 22, 2016 - https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/syrer-retten-npd-...

“Former refugees receive A-levels – touching video,” Merker, July 7, 2020 - https://www.merkur.de/politik/abitur-fluechtlinge-syrer-berl...

“From Refugee to High School Graduate – the Story of Khadija Alakhras,” Lokal26, July 18, 2020 - https://lokal26.de/esens/werdum-20-jaehrige-macht-abitur-vom...

“African Immigrants Are Often Among the Better Educated,” Welt, October 21, 2019 - https://www.welt.de/politik/ausland/article202220758/UN-Stud...

“Most Refugees Bring With Them Strong Basic Democratic Attitudes,” Der Tagesspiegel, July 22, 2019 - https://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/forschung-ueber-migrante...

Thus the German press mirrors the venerable New York Times, who put race front and center when the perpetrator is white and the victim black: A Black Virginia Girl Says White Classmates Cut Her Dreadlocks at a Playground - https://web.archive.org/web/20190927202007/https://www.nytim...

But when the accusation turned out to be false, race ceased to be relevant and vanished from the title: Update: Virginia Girl Recants Story of Assault, and Family Apologizes - https://web.archive.org/web/20191001003852/https://www.nytim...
Haha, they just choose different activities. Of the ones I've tried, the top five ones with a high female participation rate were (in order from highest to lowest): sewing, ceramics, fencing, archery, fitness clubs.

I made friends through those clubs, though, and never dated anyone from there.
Price decease are deflation, not lack of inflation.

Same as when wages rise once
If you're anything like almost everyone else I've ever met, then as long as you just tolerate it being a minor annoyance for a few weeks you'll completely forget the notch exists.

Except for once a month or so when you suddenly notice it and it creates an unpleasant unscratchable itch in your brain for a minute, like when you're suddenly aware of your own breathing or how much space your tongue takes up in your mouth.
not sure i agree that google isn't as big of a dick about it, in ways i would say they're worse
"Fun" fact, there might just come official JDKs that do include javafx.
There is no Nobel Prize for Economics.

It's officially the "Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel," it dates from 1968 not 1900, it isn't part of the original prizes funded by Nobel, there's no evidence Nobel - given his distrust of the profit motive - would have approved, and it's funded with an endowment from Sweden's Central Bank.

There have been calls for it to be abolished.

To say some of the awards have been controversial among science and arts laureates would be a huge understatement.
There's nothing stopping you from scheduling your own (said as a 43 year old who has one every January)
You raise all boats. It’s about the learning. Notice I don’t say anything about degrees.
AI and the Future of Mankind: A Warning and a Call for Safety
Truly free speech has a vibe of calling Vogelfrei truly freedom.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogelfrei

Are doxing, slander, defamation free speech?
For whatever reason, the oval “notch” on the 14 bothers me a lot less than the actually notch on my prior phone.
I have been single all my life (I'm in my early 20s). I don't know if I have any desire to be in a relationship with anyone at this time.

It may be selfish, but there are so many things I want to do with my limited time and I feel like a relationship will just hold me back from doing what I want to do.

I guess it is a fear of being tied down to something and impose on my current, practically unlimited, freedom.
I'd day the whole VR movement that played out and then died in the 90's was more than a few tries already. And two decades later still nothing society-altering. I guess I don't think the iPhone comparison is an accurate one.
YouTube is giving Premium subscribers higher-quality video than everyone else
Service industry jobs like restaurants
What the fuck does that statement mean?

Literally everything will kill a human in high enough concentrations.

So will nothing on a long enough time frame.
Presumably if he had then moved the keys, he's just committed a crime again, so we're back in business. If he'd sat on the keys forever, he would never be prosecuted.
Yeah I suppose there's a lot of wiggle room there. Personally I associate disks with circles because:

> In geometry, a disk (also spelled disc) is the region in a plane bounded by a circle.
(wikipedia)

So you wouldn't find those in an SSD, it would have to be a spinning disk sort of deal.
> what is a bigger moral crime:

* To make things worse in a reactionary panic when doing less would have been better.

> fund someone who doesn't need help, and who will take advantage of it

That's not actually my primary, or even top-20 concern. I only fear accidentally giving them things that ultimately hurt everyone.

Giving people clean drugs actually hooked more people and not arresting people for "victimless crimes" led to more "victimless" deaths.

> The root cause is poverty, mental health, drug addiction, or all of the above.

Okay, but how does taking people off the street hurt all or any of those goals?

I'm not saying junkies should be in maximum security but I think mandating that they go to rehab is better than giving them the choice to stay in the street.
If I was a newsie that had an account on a platform that tried to negatively impact the reach of my account on that platform, you better believe I would go out of my way to restrict access to any of my feeds/api/whatevs to said platform. If my account is not okay by their standards for my account to exist unencumbered, why would it be okay by their standards to aggregate via a feed just to get some retention of their users. Capital F that noise
> deflation, which tends to be economically disastrous as it rewards doing nothing

Why's deflation different from e.g. sitting on treasury bonds? The money was originally printed by the government, the bonds are issued by the government, so sitting on bonds does nothing except pays you for taking money out of the economy temporarily, same as deflation.

If e.g. nobody would ever buy a computer because it'd be 2% cheaper if you wait a year, you could just as well argue that if bonds yield 2% above inflation you could park your money in them and wait a year and have 2% more money so nobody would ever buy anything.