skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very reminiscent of Soviet N1 rocket. Same concept. Similar problems.
When national security is at stake you can’t trust your literal greatest rival to build your infrastructure. I really don’t think people making arguments like this are being honest, they just can’t be.
> I for one never heard "i need to work from home to stay with my dog" as something people used to say

At least in my case it was "I'm not going to get a dog because I go into the office", so it never really came up in hallway conversations. I suspect a lot of people were in the same camp. With WFH they did get a dog, and now it's harder to go back into the office.
> but I am not comfortable with it, this is not a success, this is work in progress and so far this launcher is unproven

we need a "middlebrow dismissal" link
> “I challenge any of you to outwork me, but you won’t,”

If people had as much equity and comp as he has in the company, maybe they would - he made that tradeoff to make this company his life, and he probably has a wife/family/paid helpers to take care of everything for him. His employees clearly have other priorities other than to work for a company that doesn't care for them and never will.
DARPA wants to rethink the fundamentals of AI to include trust
SpaceX’s Starship Rocket Explodes After Launch
SpaceX gives you an audio feed of onlookers who act like rabbid fans at a rock concert and only patches audio of the control room when they find it convenient. It's extremely annoying but you get used to it.
I don't know what point you are trying to make with that $10b fine for Apple comparison. We know the number and the % of their income. That's enough without meaningless comparisons.
SpaceX's rocket Starship explodes 4 minutes after liftoff
Europe wants more cities to use datacenter waste heating
OpenAI cofounder John Schulman: RLHF: Progress and Challenges (2023)
Humans need Earth-like ecosystem for deep-space living
Seriously, are any of you "increasing output" with AI?

I get like 10 good lines of code a day from Copilot. I don't even try ChatGPT anymore, as its only useful if you're writing boilerplate. Everything thats actually hard about my job requires the full context of the rest of the codebase, within repo and without, and architectural knowledge of the problems we're trying to solve.

I read another post here yesterday that said "90% of my skillset just became useless" in regards to AI. I don't understand how? Do people spend 90% of their time writing blank HTML templates or empty react components?

Maybe people are just extrapolating. "90% of my skillset will become useless soon". I don't know.
Tank pressure issues is my guess, it was one of the reasons for the hold @t-40

You can see the rocket sliding horizontally early in the flight, then 5 engines out before another few just before the uncontrolled spin, which was likely the result of having too many engines out, being unbalanced, and the controls trying to maintain course.

It looked off to me from the get go, it had more tilt than it should have off the pad and then looked to correct itself slightly, but then only got worse, as you know by now.
I don't like the Y2K as an example to this, hubris and overconfidence over solving Y2K might lead us (our leaders, specifically) to dropping the ball on the 2037 problem. And we could have the largest "food rotting in ports" famine of the century. It won't just be the 2037 problem, it'll the last few decades of cutting corners that will build up to this.

Anyways, that's wild speculation on my part, maybe all software will be rewritten with 64bit timestamps by an AI by 2036.
You're answering a question no one asked. Please re-read the comment you are responding to.
"Can humans endure long-term living in deep space? The answer is a lukewarm maybe, according to a new theory describing the complexity of maintaining gravity and oxygen, obtaining water, developing agriculture and handling waste far from Earth."
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1wcilQ58hI&t=2920s

(the cheering is actually really funny cause the launch was already a success)
I noticed the same during ignition/lift-off, there was a chunk of debris catapulted way high up and my first thought was an "oh oh!". I wasn't actually expecting it to go too far from the launch pad, was pretty surprised the rocket kept going.
F12, Network:

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GET https://api.hubapi.com/hs-script-loader-public/v1/config/pixels-and-events/json?portalId=22107538
GET https://forms.hscollectedforms.net/collected-forms/v1/config/json?portalId=22107538&utk=
GET https://js.hs-banner.com/v2/22107538/banner.js
GET https://js.hs-scripts.com/22107538.js
GET https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtm.js?id=GTM-KZQLQKG
GET https://snap.licdn.com/li.lms-analytics/insight.min.js
GET https://js.hs-analytics.net/analytics/1681998000000/22107538.js

Only the last three were blocked by default Firefox anti-tracking protection

GET https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@finsweet/cookie-consent@1/fs-cc.js
ETag W/"6e44-6QFWM2OT7puhIxEFAaT+kz8i7w4"
NEL {"success_fraction":0.01,"report_to":"cf-nel","max_age":604800}
Report-To {"endpoints":[{"url":"https:\/\/a.nel.cloudflare.com\/report\/v3?s=gtW7D1wJQ0gDhimitsu3oCKg5LuvTf8M%3D"}],"group":"cf-nel","max_age":604800}

Is NEL GDPR compliant?

And some useless trivia, if you visit Wordpress.com site by the IP (192.0.78.144, 192.0.78.228) you would get the response:

GET http://192.0.78.144/
Status 302 Found
Location http://wordpress.com/typo/?subdomain=192
Because marketers don't make a product. They're just locked in a zero-sum game for attention. Most tech companies at least start with the goal of improving the world in some way.
https://archive.md/GxVsM
Look up HSMs.
I mean, the content isn't fake though...?

Using multiple usernames on your own website is definitely legal.
Fun story and experience.

> That is, until I got my Adsense account banned by trying out some too good to be true website purchases that turned out to be using fraudulent clicks.

What does that "website purchases" mean?
I find this to be a great start and have had some very productive results with medicinal shrooms that I got in D.C. I would say that the experiences bordered on the profound and definitely helped me move past some recent near-death trauma in my life.

While I am not as much of a fan of MDMA I could see a similar situation where, if done responsibly, it could yield wonderful results. Best of luck to all the researchers out there trying to make this possible. RIP Sasha and Ann.
Ask HN: How do you reason about a program?
As a software developer, how do you reason about a program? Do you formally prove a program mathematically, or do you work out test cases by hand?

What are the best practices that one should follow?
It's a bit nuanced because addiction in this context is a lay word running a spectrum from essentially "bad habit" to "mental illness causing life ruining dysfunction of executive faculties" and it's hard to speak broadly about both at the same time. But behaviors can easily straddle both, with for example buying a lottery ticket every time you get gas being "bad habit" gambling and what happened to your friend being on the other end.

Addiction almost always has its origins in a useful adaptive behavior. For example cigarettes, esp when not dependent on nicotine, are calming, and taking a little break to think your thoughts at points in the day can be effective at managing stress during intense work. Or social media on your phone can be a way to avoid moments of boredom, which often our minds find distressing. On the other end serious drug addicts are very often unknowingly self-medicating severe mental illness like anxiety, ptsd, depression, BPD.

Without addressing the underlying reason for the original use, a relapse or displacement addiction is much more likely. In the case of "lighter" ones like smoking or social media often no intentional change is necessary. In the intervening years you got better at your job and it's not experienced as so stressful anymore, or you're older now and just able to tolerate the boredom of the toilet better, etc. But yeah you're still gonna be bored waiting in line at the store or whatever, and you either figure out another way to handle that, or your mind will insist you handle it the way it is used to, with scrolling an app.

In your friend's case it seems likely he was using food to cope with something else, and when he removed food he didn't have the support and skills to address the underlying problem.
The judicial branch is not ran by democrats
I [don't] like how we are told it's disinfo TikTok seeks to exact while a psychological experiment of sorts is shown to be unfolding..

.. where is the disinfo again??
They don’t want WFH taken away from them, the dog is just an excuse. I don’t blame them - employers reasons for forcing people back are typically equally as weak excuses.
It was a honest question. (But got down-voted nevertheless… :-))

I'm not a fan of Electon-based "apps" either, as they're very problematic in all kinds of ways.

But I never could, and still can't, understand the "battery argument".

Battery life is not the biggest issue with Electon (and actually IntelliJ is even a greater power sucker).

The point is: Most people doing software development never "work" anywhere where there's no power outlet!

Most modern trains have power outlets. Likely every coffee place in the western world has power outlets.

If you're not an a safari, or in the forests, or desert there always will be a power outlet near you.

So the whole premise of "I need 10h of battery life" is moot. You actually never need that!

Even if you work sometimes on the go the battery needs only to last as long as you're moving form power outlet to power outlet.

Everything else boils down to: People these days are even too lazy plug in a charger…
From what I've read their bar for this being a success was getting off the launch pad. Everything after that was a bonus.
I have forgotten where to be honest, I also had ice cream at some famous place which looked ancient. Can't remember the name. But its supposed to be a super old shop going decades back. I do remember where I offered the Eid prayers. It was some mosque in a place called Devon. I guess it was some where around that place. There was also an Eid social meet up in a open ground right after(don't remember the name), but lots of Pakistanis and Indians seem to be present there. And lots of Sub continent snacks like Samosas were served.

I also had a Philly Chesesteak in New York in some food truck right at the exit of One World Trade Center building. And I guess that was run by some Arab person. That was delicious too.
I have over 600 hours logged on KSP and 200 hours on KSP2. This is pretty normal in my experience.
Not all the engines were lit. Were they within margin for stage sep and if not how many engines can they afford to lose from the thirty three?
Everything on that thread you linked has no credible sources.
How do you feel about AI which is aligned with Iranian or Saudi cultural norms?
Can you share? I figure this is mostly just new system problems. When I write lots of new code my unit tests find a lot of bugs in the first pass, but you don't have that in complex dynamic mechanical systems. Simulation can only take you so far.
How about no. I shouldn't have to ask permission from bureaucrats and pay doctors if I think a medication can help me. I've taken adderall for 15 years now, and I still have to pay a doctor $200 (he doesn't take insurance) every 3 months for my prescription. That's about $12,000 I've paid him now, and he doesn't do a damn thing.
It looked just like a regular launch in Kerbal Space Program at the end.
Except that it also includes a heavy dose on thinly veiled transphobia. Which is a contributing factor to mental issues and stigma.
That's really not how engineering tests work - the objectives of the test were met, by definition that's a success. Not achieving stretch goals doesn't make it a failure.

Of course it's a work in progress and the launcher is unproven. But damn, that was an amazing first attempt. With more vehicles already in integration, I have little doubt they'll eventually nail this.
Ok, but what about China?
It exploded when trying to orient for the first stage separation. And it appeared to have 5 of the 33 engines out during the first stage flight. This launch gave me very "Don't Look Up" ending vibes.
The biggest unknown is how society reacts, while it’s in each companies self interest, it’s actually not in the interest of any countries population, even in the us where the corporations basically write the laws for themselves, the politicians still need most people to have jobs or they will be held accountable, so it seems likely that there would be some pushback. But it’s anyone’s guess how it plays out when we get to the point that it’s possible, particularly if it happens gradually rather than suddenly.
Whilst I'm an atheist myself, religious hate speech goes against https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Potentially, they could be responsible for the 300M.

Segate would have to prove that outside counsel failed to use that degree of skill, care, diligence, and knowledge possessed and used by a reasonable, careful, and prudent attorney acting in the same or similar circumstances.

So, just because the attorney got the wrong answer, doesn’t mean they are automatically liable.

Additionally, depending on the jurisdiction, comparative fault may be an issue. Ie, outside counsel can argue, even if we were negligent, so were you, and it’s X% your fault.
The Number 15 Describes the Secret Limit of an Infinite Grid
In 2029, make will love you back. MakeGPT!
Utter nonsense is people wanting to promote degeneracy in society and all of the media allowing the propagation of perversion onto children to the point that sexual exploitation and objectification is just an accepted part of life. More than faith, modesty is a value that those without it perhaps can never realize the wisdom of it.
I've 80 nodes, totaling around ~700 CPU cores, all in the same DC though.
They've invested a lot of resources in what they call "diskless infrastructure", as in everything's in server's RAM.

I presume it wouldn't be difficult to argue that as soon as you shut off a server to transfer it away, things they're looking for would be lost.
> So, yes, there is a theory that someone may go in the trash in Sweden, finds the envelope[...]

Presumably the theory is more like [1] - that the postal service, when they scan the envelope to read the address, save the scanned image and give it to the cops.

I agree that the NSA would be better off just running their own VPN services - or indeed intercepting everything on major backbones and just seeing what source IPs connect to Mullvad's servers.

[1] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/07/us-postal-servic...
Awww. I love this. Thanks so much for telling your story. And I love that this was part of what got you into the field.

In case others are curious to see what it looked like while in operation, here's the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.legittorrents.info...
> Who do you think Shell are selling all this oil to?

I heard that just over half the American military budget is for fuel
I am not sure if medication is due to societal factors.

The list of countries with high antidepressant consumption is topped by Iceland, Australia, Portugal, UK, Canada and Sweden. All countries with a high quality of life, good safety nets, universal healthcare. Australia, Sweden and Iceland are exemplary progressive countries that are in the top 10 of the Human Development Index.
It's also precisely the kind of thing that no one needs to be in an office to do
If you pay cash, and use the service the pii is 2 IP numbers?
I thought the same thing, as did many other rocket geeks including Scott Manley. I've lost track of the number of Kerbins I've uh... lost...
It was a test, an experiment. The outcome gave them lots of valuable data. They all knew the likelihood of it failing was very high, so its nice to have it work better than expected.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket blows up minutes after launch
Hamilton's Pharmacopeia has some wonderful exchanges between Hamilton, Sasha and Ann. What beautiful souls, who brought so much light to this world.
It looked like a small pipe Bomb in the sky.

Only 120 meters tall
Failure doesn’t have to have a negative connotation, we just match it as so in our culture. The full mission plan wasn’t achieved and the rocket did in fact fail. That said, it achieved precisely what they hoped it would achieve as failure was an expected and acceptable outcome.
People always joke that a success like this will be blasted by the media as a failure, but it's the most predictable thing ever. Massive success today for SpaceX but the story is massive failure. So silly.

I'm as anti-Musk as the next, but it's also weird to see so many people gleeful that Musk must be so embarrassed at this 'massive failure'. Like, how uninformed do you have to be to think that Elon would be humiliated by such a resounding success? Oy.
The content here isn’t fake, so I don’t think this strongly resembles generative AI. As far as I know it’s also legal to astroturf in this way because there’s no claim that every poster is a real user. Even today there are Reddit bots although by convention they make themselves obvious.

IANAL but if one were to claim in public that the fake users were real (and there were actual damages) then that may well be actionable in a court of law.
> define what a moral is

Morality is a composite of several concepts.

(A) You start with pain and pleasure -- the definitions I use for those words cover every living thing that tries to achieve homeostasis, with pleasure being moving towards and pain as moving against. This covers pretty much every living thing, including microbes, plants etc.

(B) Sufficiently social creatures create a meta organism (the society.) Virtue and vice are the pleasure and pain of this meta organism, respectively. As an aside, this can clash with (A). Consider the soldier jumping on a grenade to protect comrades (painful-virtuous), or the sexual deviant (pleasurable-vice.) As virtue and vice are a function of a given society at a given time, that is why many say morality is relativistic.

(C) Sufficiently intelligent creatures have the ability to mirror neurons; empathy in other words. Apply this ability to (A) to create the rules for the nodes that represent (B.)
27 of 33 engines fired. Performance was sub-nominal. When it was time for separation the vehicle did multiple clearly unplanned flips (during all of this the broadcast was talking about how great of a success this was, though the employees had quieted significantly knowing this was not going well). Add that Elon was looking pretty grim.

Making it clear of the tower seems like a remarkably low bar, so if that really was the measure of success, this thing is going to be ready for missions in about three decades. Like what an incredibly low accomplishment that would be.

And of course I feel overwhelmingly certain SpaceX doesn't consider this a success. The face-saving they put out for the sycophants to echo doesn't match the reality that this test proved extraordinarily little.
It looked like there was multiple off on one side which can't be good right?
> He told content writers they should be using AI to increase output “30-50 times our normal production.”

Take it easy on the Kool-Aid.
How do I practice the skill of breaking problems into smaller problems?
I like the way Reddit structured that EULA tho. If you make apps to improve and/or give back to reddit or for academic research, you are good. If you are scrapping their data and exploiting their user base to train your AI, fork up for access to the data set.

As a near constant user of reddit for almost a decade, in general their monetization and the way they treat their users is far better than Meta, Twitter, etc.
It depends on the design, but think of it this way. Digital if the smallest you can go. The protection circuit is not strictly digital, therefore it is bigger.

It's not already handled because you still need a circuit that detects the condition and switches to tri-state, if that's even how it's implemented.

Ringing and spikes come from electrical mismatch. If the protection changes the electrical properties of the pin, it may have to do more work to damp out the new mismatch. "Abrupt" isn't a single thing with a universal solution.

We're not just controlling transistors, but also sensing, shunting, clamping, damping, etc. And we're starting from the best case so we have nowhere to go but down.

You'll have to look up the rest yourself.
There must be some people out there with skillsets so low/shallow that these AI tools really do seem like a productivity boost
No need to attack someone's religion in this context.
I would also revoke all the mandatory reporting and other reporting laws for therapists, and remove the ability for government to use therapy/medical records for considering licensing or security clearances. These are barriers that keep people that need therapy most from seeking it.
Bought some small websites that were "guaranteed" to be making a certain amount of money. They were, but with fraudulent ad clicks.
Why was the server null routed at the host to begin with?
It has everything to do with finding more opportunities to spam you with ads.
Someone should show this complete stain how much his average worker is working per dollar compared to him, and then take away his toys and put him in time out.
I am fairly skeptical of the claim that banning guns would significantly reduce gun violence. People who commit the most gun violence crimes (criminals) will find a way to get guns regardless of the laws.

I live in a country where it's very hard to get weapons legally, yet almost every drug bust in the news also contains a significant amount of confiscated firearms.
Tangentially related.

https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/delhi-high-court-aaradhya...

TLDR; The Delhi High Court on Thursday restrained various YouTube channels from disseminating, publishing or sharing videos or any fake content relating to the child of a Bollywood celebrity couple. Google LLC was one of the parties that was issued a legal notice to comply with removing the misinformation.
The rocket successfully exploded high above the launch pad
I had the same thought while watching! You could see the asymmetry in the lit engines as it climbed and I was wondering how long the control system could take it before losing it.
Test failed successfully
aka Psychopath.
Any usable/realistic alternative to domains?
>It's all very different than prepandemic, I for one never heard "i need to work from home to stay with my dog" as something people used to say

I have. I had a few employees who needed time off to tend to a dog who may have been sick, or needed surgery, or even took a couple of days to mourn when their dog had passed.
This article focuses on the failure and everyone is focused on the failure. I am saying that this is because many people don't understand that this is actually a success. A lot of people tend to take glee in things failing for Musk because of his views now, but this isn't really a failure, it is just a muted success.

I am woke now because I don't support allowing harassment of others? This is the first time anyone has ever called me woke.
Which is super annoying because a lot of non-porn things are also marked as NSFW.
Sure, but, nevertheless, I’d like to know why it exploded before declaring this a success!
Parts falling off, engines going out, something getting inside the interstage. That ship was an absolute fighter.
Sending spam or malware stuff coming from the IP range.
It appeared not all engines light up. Was it normal?
MDMA is no less popular in Europe, than it is in US.

You should read up on harm reduction.
Someone has been spending a little too much time on Reddit
Yes for unit tests lol