skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Discover Weekly has this weird annoying behavior where the shuffle button disappears on that playlist, so I have to leave DW to any song anywhere else, turn off shuffle, then come back. DW doesn't need shuffle on, the playlist order is already random!
In practice, Chess is not a game of perfect information, since you generally don't know which lines your opponent has prepared beforehand.
I don't know if I'm part of a minority, but I have no internal monologue or dialogue unless I explicitly decide to have one.

My default thinking mode is in abstract concepts, having to put it into words feels like a downgrade in the speed at which I can think.
Can you send it to the grocery store you're trying to leave with food sooner than 25 minutes?

That sounds like an implied criticism but I genuinely don't know the answer.
6 years of prison in Brazil sounds like hell.
What board did you use?
Definitely Arizona. AFAIK nowhere else does MST without DST. And the photos both appear to be of places in Arizona. Fun fact, within AZ, the Navajo Nation does DST while the rest, including the Hopi Reservation enclosed by the Navajo Nation, does not.

The site owner appears to prefer privacy so I’m not gonna speculate any further.
Because GM wants to charge subscriptions for all kinds of software features and don’t want any competition. They are mainly looking at this as their maps vs the phone’s maps. They are ignoring all of the other reasons on why people choose AndroidAuto and CarPlay. That is often as much about personalization as anything else.
I frequent /r/Austin and I have to respectfully disagree.

…kidding, that place is a cesspool that is basically exactly how you describe it. Overt cynicism and ranting about things every town has (traffic, off leash dogs) combined with power user trying to control the narrative constantly and gain some sort of quasi-celebrity status. Occasionally you get some good content, but it’s pretty rare.

FWIW, I don’t think it’s gotten measurably worse since I started going there periodically circa 2016. I think it’s simply the nature of Reddit and its inner workings producing this dynamic when it comes to local subs. Some are worse than others (likely having to do with the proportion of disenfranchised white dudes in the city), but otherwise it’s mostly going to be the story with almost any local sub.
I can relate heavily. The recurring ability to hover by kicking my legs around is profoundly liberating and a deeply familiar sensation at this point. Dreams feel like living a parallel life :)
I remember it being called BFR, which stood for Big F**ing Rocket, lol
As far as I know, there isn't a law banning incandescent lamps. The law stated that such lighting needs to achieve a certain level of efficiency or greater, which in effect banned existing 1% efficient incandescent lights.

> It be great to have efficient incandescent light and put the failed promises of LED longevity behind us.

In my experience, the main failure mode of LED bulbs is the power supply -- they engineer every penny out of them even at the cost of reliability. Second, nearly all bulbs are dimmable, which complicates the power supply, because customers faced with dimmable vs non-dimmable will pick the dimmable one.

Another factor is if you read those claims about 20 year lifetimes and such, often there is a footnote saying something like "assuming it is on for 3 hours a day or less".

Finally, you are assuming that this new technology won't suffer the same fate as the LED bulbs. If they take off, they will be cost reduced at the expense of longevity. I saw the same thing happen in the era of floppy disks -- over time the price was reduced by a factor of 20 but reliability went down in parallel.
Valve/Steam Punishing Users for Marking Negative Review Useful
We've reinvented television.
I guess it's to reboot the internet infra and renew IP lease and nobody in the house is likely to be using the internet at 4AM.
"full" is your word
How meaningful is it to manifest psychopathic trait to a clinically significant degree? If you look at them, they include impulsivity, risk taking, and violence. Of course prisoners will be impulsive, take risks, and/or be violent! That's how a lot of them end up in prison! There is something of a jump from there to the pop science understanding of psychopathy.

It's not clear that everyone who displays some of those traits is going to display all the others, that a pattern of risky violence means someone is automatically beyond help, that the stats on psychopaths aren't including lots of people with other underlying problems that fully explain their behaviour, or that anyone else who goes to a therapist is doing anything radically different from simulating normal human behaviour.
Interesting, can you post your general workflow?
I put your submission in the second-chance pool (https://news.ycombinator.com/pool, explained at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308), so it got a random placement on HN's front page. I picked yours rather than this one because yours was posted first. I also changed the title to the article's subtitle because it was more interesting.

Looks like another mod later put the current thread in the SCP, not realizing I had already done that. We don't keep track of everything (there's too much to keep track of) so this happens sometimes, and no doubt the different titles made it harder to catch the duplication in this case.

In any case it was a great submission and a bit of dupeiness is a small price to pay!
Is it known how much of an improvement GPT-5 would bring? Can we predict how much better it would be compared to GPT-4?
IIRC, the USSR had really bad luck with the various probes they sent to Mars. A couple crashed, and I think one or two got off course and were lost.
No reason to be aggressive about disagreeing. I used to not charge for french fries with meal at my restaurant, now I do. Bait and switch? Or a business raises their annual subscription, is that a bait and switch. When is a business changing prices or pricing for services given not a bait and switch in your non business brain?
The data available says that about 10% of homicides are committed by a stranger. What data are you referring to when you say it was the logical conclusion?
Delta-v is a scarce resource!
Given people can harass individuals repeatedly, why allow them in cities?
I must have touched the nerve of a propagandist :)

The inescapable fact of the matter is the onus is on NPR to absolve themselves of their conflict of interest. Their failure to do so is evidence in and of itself of their corruption. There's no way to snake and weasel out of this.

I'm eager to exchange ideas, but it's important to engage with those who are genuinely interested in constructive dialogue and are open to considering different perspectives.
If one chooses not to actively participate in the exchange of ideas I have to conclude:

NPR is the enemy of the people and they deserve everything that happens to them.
That area is restricted during launch. If you head out there you'd end up canceling/delaying the launch. https://twitter.com/johnkrausphotos/status/16470015572111605...
It’s not clear yet if Rivian is really doing this on principle or if they are trying to get subscription fees like GM or if they just have a lot to deal with right now and don’t want to bother with it.
Wow ChatGPT was completely bullshiting me:

> Lake Matano is the largest lake in Sulawesi and the ninth deepest lake in the world, with a maximum depth of 590 meters (1,940 feet). The lake is located on the island of Sulawesi, which is itself part of the country of Indonesia. Within the lake, there is an island called "Pulo Mahamba" which has a lake within it called "Lake Towuti". And within Lake Towuti, there is another island called "Una Una" which has a crater lake within it. This crater lake is considered to be the largest lake on an island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island.

Lake Towuti is a bigger lake next to Lake Matano, not within. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lake+Towuti/@-2.7905548,12...

Pulo Mahamba doesn't seem to be anywhere.

Una Una is an island, but it is definitely not in Lake Matano. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Unauna+Island/@-0.4072052,...
Sure, if you live somewhere with constant cellular connection or you're not sharing a vehicle with someone else. What really irks me is when a connected device is required to do something trivial. My dad's 2021 GMC truck recently got an OTA update that removed the built in map. I discovered this when I was driving in the country and came upon construction with closed roads. I tried to pull up the map and look for a road that would go around and I couldn't, that feature is gone. I would have had to stop, pair my phone with the head unit and then fire up CarPlay and open Google maps - none of which I wanted to do since it just wasn't necessary. Not to mention there was no guarantee after pairing that I would be able to use Maps due to shoddy coverage in the area I was in. Graceful fallbacks used to be a thing but it feels like today if you don't have a connection then everything is just dead and your SOL. The world's population doesn't all live in modern connected cities. Why is it anytime I go off-road I become a QA tester? Kind of sick of it.
Yannic Kilcher makes a similar supposition based on results from the tech report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zW33LfffPc&pp=ygUOeWFubmljI... . It’s about 3/4 of the way through the video if memory serves.
If they receive government funding, then yes to me, they are "government funded".

Is there a better label than government funded? Possibly, but it seems within a reasonable distance of accurate.
Only if you believe that work should not be evaluated on its own merits. If the methodology is good, the sample sizes big enough, the statistics correctly done, etc., I don't care if Mickey Mouse wrote the study.

The climate change example is bad because oil companies have been actively suppressing correct evidence showing the existence of climate change since the 1980s. I'm less familiar with the tobacco studies, but I wouldn't be surprised if they've been doing the same thing, just on longer time scales.
It was pretty logical and if it happened again (random citizen stabbed on the streets of SF) I’d again assume it was probably a mentally ill, desperate drug addict or within that profile. Even if it’s not logical I’d have the same assumption. I’m ok with that.

The city has a lot of problems and people don’t feel safe. I’m not saying prison is a great idea but ignoring crime is worse.
There is a marine exclusion zone:

https://twitter.com/VisitBocaChica/status/164693832218955776...
Played with it a bit. As others have noted - Copilot definitely has a leg up and isn't all that expensive. Copilot supports more languages, it seems to do better with prompting based on comments IME.

I'm sure Amazon's offering will get better, but I don't really see much reason to move for now.
China’s Heart of Darkness – Prince Han Fei and Chairman Xi Jinping (Prologue)
Tony Bruno of ULA wrote a nice blog related to this recently. Most launchers are optimized for either LEO or the high energy orbits/interplanetary and are not really well suited to the opposite mission. See Figure 1 for a nice graphic.

https://medium.com/@ToryBrunoULA/the-secrets-of-rocket-desig...
I am almost constantly trying telekinesis. If it works, I'm dreaming. It not, I'm here. It's a fun game to play during the day to day as well.
That came later after the MCT and then ITS acronyms. There's a history here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Starship_development
Is OpenWindows on SunOS 4 as mentioned in the article the closest one can get to running NeWS, or is there an actual NeWS environment you can convince to run in an emulator? (I searched for this some months ago and didn’t have much success, but then I never saw the physical thing and have little idea of what to look for.)
> the dream wants to prevent you from staying lucid

What we consider waking life, reality, etc. is the same. The mechanism of the hypnosis is the constant identification with phenomena, which creates the sense of being a person, which is nothing more than a conceptual abstraction.
None of that really seems to support this claim:

> "Let's not forget both the media and the government have spent the last couple of weeks on a gaslighting tour telling us the leak was Russian propaganda, etc."

They all call it a leak and specify that parts of it appear doctored, which is also what I said, right? Has any of that changed or been disproven?
> Many subway systems are profitable, like the Tokyo JR East.

My comment was about America, but point taken. Road infrastructure in Japan has heavy use tolls.

> Americans simply prefer sprawl and cars when it comes down to it.

Americans aren't a monolith, and transit increases land values so it's unlikely Americans prefer sprawl, all else equal.
You are getting downvoted, but that is literally the description on the page. Its applicable. :)
> If it was good enough reliability for GitHub and Shopify to use for years, it was good enough for Sidekiq OSS too.

Great point, and thanks for chiming in. I wonder if containerization has made this more painful (due to cgroups and OOMs). The comments here are basically some people saying it's never been a problem for them and some people saying they encounter it a lot (in containerized environments) and have had to add mitigations.

Either way, my observation is a lot of people not paying for Sidekiq Pro should. I hope you can agree with that.
Yeah and most of them won't remain active.
> I am an alcoholic that didn’t go to meetings. Now I do.

I'm glad it worked for you but no where did I shit on AA or going to AA. You and everyone else really got this all wrong.

edit might as well postt he rest of this:
I merely pointed out that there are those who DONT GO. My friends sister is dead at 45 from drinking. Went to AA once said it was a joke and never went back, tried therapy didn't keep up. Family friends step daughter died at 37 from organ failure from heavy constant drinking. She never had any desire to seek help as if on a suicide mission. Lord knows those families tried to get them help. (Never mind the locals at the bar I knew who drank themselves to death in their 50's/60's with their pension money.

So excuse me if I pointed out that no, AA isn't or doesn't work for everyone. Many simply don't go for whatever reason.

And I am intimately familiar with mental illness and addiction both personally and surrounded by it via family and friends. So don't think I misunderstand the op, you or your path's to recovery.
What Good Are Wearable Computers If the Data Is Wrong?
Perhaps the version of the upper stage they're launching is not equipped with whatever the relevant control surface hardware (ailerons / grid fins / etc..) is?
I got my first GM vehicle when I got a Volt Gen2. It is very good and that surprised me as I had always had somewhat negative opinions about GM. I’m starting to shop around for a full EV now and had been interested in the Chevy Blazer and Equinox EVS. With this recent announcement, all that is out the window. I would have been a natural customer for GM but now I’ll be looking at Ford, Hyundai, VW, or any of several other manufacturers who will allow me to connect my phone to my car. I am more loyal to my phone than I am to my car.
There are a few prime locations on Market street that have been vacant since at least 2019.
Need to verify that they can successfully launch and guide it back to a specific point before they aim a guided missile at US mainland.
investing in VPN companies
Sure, OK. So there's systemic ridiculousness, and a giant downtown tower in a suburb ridiculousness.

One is obvious to anyone who looks at it. I'm pro-growth, but this is a farce. It will backfire.
As I said, “they are more than welcome to build fun little projects like this and share them if they like”.

But if they are going to imply that this is more environmentally friendly than hosting a site in a data center…

> Data centers and servers traditionally consume large amounts of data [I assume they mean energy?]. But this lightweight solar powered website relies only on energy from the sun.

… then I think it is fair game to examine those claims.
It needn't be cutlery, any object like your keys will work. I believe he held one in each hand, over metal plates on the floor to make a louder sound.
Giant comets would be GREAT exploratory starships, you just rehuse frozen water for reorient the thing, somehow attach an habitat ontop / inside the comet, then you take off right to the inner solar system, or outer solar system regions.

You could send a relatively small probe to the Oort cloud, look briefly for a comet falling to Sun's gravity well, a plug it with hardware, then the thing would approach Earth as stealthy as some giant alien starship can get, you look at it, just seing some, another giant comet just doing its usual business around the system. No fuss.
Say it is an assault.

Some guy / lady yelled at you for 10 seconds aggressively. Are you now going to call the cops / file a police report?

I think a majority of people would just move on with their day. So yes, to your point, this wouldn't show up in any statistics.
> Momeni's actions make just about zero rational sense

Combined with the stabbing being with a kitchen knife, I’m inclined to say he probably wasn’t entirely rational at the time, and more of a spur of the moment thing.
I think it's more adding a tool for them to use. Instead of moving a camera along a cable, you can move the drone over a virtual cable. That's pretty cool, but I would guess you still need the same operators.
Nothing is secure, an attack of this sophistication (exploiting the "juice" port) isn't even needed. Nowadays everything is wireless and uses Bluetooth LE. You can spoof a mac address of someones headphones and then let your device act as a keyboard and do a BadUSB attack over bluetooth.
Intercom drops Twitter support over API price hike
A solid 30% of the country doesn't even want people to have healthcare. There are fundamental issues that make the populace irredeemable ideologically. Of course if you could reprogram that 30% we'd be okay, but, like you said, good luck with that.
Sam Altman: “We Are Not Here to Jerk Ourselves Off About Parameter Count”
BART's budget is not funded by San Francisco. I think there are many sources of funding such as bridge and highway tolls which should be explored to shore up BART operating budgets. In addition, BART should abandon boondoggle capital projects like the monstrous tunnel VTA is proposing in the San Jose extension to invest in ways that improve service on existing lines. Finally, it is more than reasonable to redirect highway spending to transit.
I think most of these opinion threads about Steve Jobs should be unhooked and connected to a root thread that points to Walter Isaacson's biography. It's painfully obvious most people haven't read it.
Hey Creators, Please Make Firehoses – Show everything you’re doing in one place
Golang Broker Package
Provides an abstraction layer on top of brokers like RabbitMQ, AmazonMQ and make publishing and consuming messages easier, while following best practices. Main use-case for this package is micro-service architecture.
> I've done some haskell (where you think about types so much more)

You definitely still think about types in Ocaml, you just don't need to annotate due to the language design. A big part of what makes it possible is that there are no overloaded operators, eg, you can't add an int and a float without casting as the mathematical operators are different: `1 + 1` v. `1.0 +. 1.0`. While I've dabbled in both, I'm no expert in either Ocaml or Haskell, though.

Really for me it's just that I've never felt the pain as I haven't worked in a big enough project, I guess. There is something that just kind of annoys me about (pseudocode): `(name : string) :: string -> "Hi, #{name}"` because, like, no shit it takes a string and returns a string! It's a death by a thousand cuts thing where I don't want to read that stuff and the compiler doesn't need to be explicitly told that in order to do static analysis.

Anyway, again it's really not the end of the world as I'm not anti-type. I just don't yearn for them in Elixir or anything. If it had a solid typing system I even might use it, but I don't yearn for them or anything.

You have some really interesting projects on your github, though! I mostly build glorified CRUD web apps! I do always get a sense that a lot of the type-talk is centred around organization disorganization.
Not all games require super low latency. My TV's frame interpolation is pretty damn useful for certain Switch games that struggle to hit 30fps consistently. Breath of the Wild, while gorgeous, benefits quite a lot with smoothing turned on.

However, a game like Smash Bros would be unplayable with the extra latency.
Nope, it's a years old hypothetical.

> “The FBI replied that its tweet was a ‘standard PSA-type post’ that stemmed from the FCC warning,” Snopes reported. “An FCC spokesperson told Snopes that the commission wanted to make sure that their advisory on “juice-jacking,” first issued in 2019 and later updated in 2021, was up-to-date so as to ensure ‘the consumers have the most up-to-date information.’ The official, who requested anonymity, added that they had not seen any rise in instances of consumer complaints about juice-jacking.”
Ford and Tesla? Ford exited India after failing multiple times in one of Asia's biggest markets, followed closely by Chevrolet, GM. In fact if not for Chevrolet, GM never even had a presence here. Tesla has not even entered here.
Selling in some handful countries != Success. What are their numbers in those countries, and how many countries are they leading in Vs Toyota, Hyundai.
The key innovation here is the IR-selective-reflection bulb coating. As such:

>Fabrication of the VTIRF window

>The quartz substrate with a size of 25 mm by 50 mm is cleaned by bath ultrasonication using acetone, ethanol, and deionizing water for 10 min. The Al2O3 and HfO2 layers are deposited by atomic layer deposition (R200, PICOSUN) at 255°C using trimethylaluminum (Strem Chemicals) and tetrakis(dimethylamido)hafnium(IV) (Strem Chemicals) as precursors, respectively. The oxidizing agent is H2O. The precursor carrier gas is N2 (99.999% purity, Shanghai Weichuang Gas). The Ag-Ge alloy and SiO2 layers are deposited by electron beam evaporation (PVD 75, Kurt J. Lesker) in vacuum.

I'm no expert on how LEDs are made, but this coating certainly doesn't assemble itself.
That's not the article title
Most of the times I see that layout it has to be from a Chinese, or at least Asian company. Xiaomi, for sure. And I think Asus is doing this too for some ROG notebooks.
It's impossible to know if Americans genuinely prefer sprawl because the alternative of building more compact communities is banned by regulation all over.
It has everything.
Gotta love a paper which cites Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give you Up".

Properly, for that matter.
You may enjoy the Clifton Strengths, far more detailed: https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx
Really cool. Any plans to add GPU analysis support? I am looking for a cheapo "gaming" laptop to play iRacing, and your tool would be helpful in that.

Btw, I think you have a bug with power usage: https://www.bytebucket.co/?mincpu=800&minpower=15#t this should show a number of results
Interesting stories, thanks for sharing.

I'm wondering, is there any tutorial to guide one from a bootloader to a very early version of Linux (but already have the barebone programs)? I guess any serious OS Dev course will do that, but would be interesting to find one specifically focused on Linux.
Sounds waterfall rather than agile. Presumably its too risky to do lots of little updates.

I wonder what language it's written in.
He does seem to have a pathological case of thinking he knows the answer to everything, and then being quite wrong very frequently.
I bought a cheap android phone to drive my drone specifically due to the mandatory chinese spyware app.