skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please continue to tell us what Uptown, Edgewater, and Rogers park are notable for? Dead bodies in dumpsters outside of your condo? Because that's what was in the dumpster outside mine. I worked for years at the Men's shelter in Uptown - I doubt this area is what you think it is.
Because Uber doesn't have a time machine?
> just because cars are dangerous and obnoxious doesn't justify the poor behaviors and culture around bicycles in the city

Not whataboutism to compare the substitute folks would turn to if we banned bike lanes as you suggest, but whatever. Two pedestrians died due to bike collisions in 2021. How many emissions did New York City bikers collectively save us that year?

> An "e-bike" that is going 25mph and running red lights without anyone doing any pedaling at all is a motorcycle end of story

We don’t ticket motorcycles for running red lights either! You’re upset about traffic enforcement. Not any particular mode. If anything, that you’re noticing the bikes while remaining alive says something about their relative safety.
Whitelist/Blacklist. I find the word erasure issue very obnoxious.

One day we will realize all over again that hyper-focus on race only produces more division and more racism. But I'm lost as to whether or not those on the left doing it care. Maybe they want division and feel that minorities will come out on top and all white men will get their chance to "suffer". Not sure. I have been told as much in person by some who hold this philosophy.
Intel 20A is scheduled for mass production in 2H24 and TSMC N2 in 2H25, so 1 year according to current roadmaps.

However, fabs get judged on what they ship, not what the promise. TSMC is shipping N3 in volume, and Intel 4 is still not shipping, and sounds like it will be a cut down limited volume release (https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-meteor-lake-cpus-for...) most likely because the yields are not there.

Based on prior delivery it is highly unlikely that Intel will ship meaningful volume on 20A before TSMC does on N2, but miracles happen.
And that sometimes, you make the wrong choice, and grow to hate that language.
What are the mechanics of doing that? How do you tell it what page to open, how far to scroll, what exactly you want to hear about, and how do you plug that into the model and get a result?
The real issue is here:

> membership with unlimited rides costs $205

Why is the cost so high and who profits from it? More bicycle memberships would mean less congestion and pollution as well as healthier population.

My experience in European cities is that the annual pass costs around €30.
The solution would be to make a system that senses when it is in drive, and provides a do not start signal.

Thus if this sensor fails someday, it is a failure like any other than now technically breaks a law.. just like a failed windshield washer motor would no longer be compliant... But the vehicle can still technically start.

The owner can then decide if they want to fix the issue and have a fully federally compliant car, but it isn't bricked until they fix it.

How would you feel if your windshield wiper motor failed, no rain in sight, and you could no longer use your car?

That's how users feel who can't use their car because a park position sensor failed.
Um, stats would reflect all of that. There would be clear data showing reported crimes that don’t lead to arrests or prosecution. Do you have this data, or are you just “common sensing” your way into scaring people out of meaningful and necessary criminal justice reforms?
For what it's worth, there are a few (and some themes that are explored)

On its face, it's a sci-fi/horror film that contains a classic good vs evil fight against a monster. Within that, there's a pretty compelling narrative about the corruption of power, man's arrogant willfulness to play god, themes about fatherhood, family, the strength of love (romantic / platonic / familial,) the temptation of evil, nature vs nurture, and sacrifice.

On the whole though, the plot is more a vehicle for its themes, especially those centered around love, family, and the good and bad of humanity than your average murder mystery plot, but there are a handful of plots to pick from, and tbh, most of them are more worthwhile than the most obvious one, but it's hard to meaningfully categorize these stories as "empty air" however much they may not be _for you_.
Not to absolve Facebook or instagram but it’s clear that the entire model of unrestricted access to global internet is ripe for abuse of vulnerable demographics. Also see scamming elderly with fake profiles of relatives claiming they’ve been kidnapped and so on.

I wouldn’t claim to know the solution. But our starting point is platforms built to provide strangers with unsupervised digital time spent with other strangers. One of those parties may be perverts and predators and the other may be children or teenagers.

You could destroy Facebook and instagram and I guarantee this moves to Snapchat, to TikTok, or to whatever other platforms fill the void.
Counterpoint: if not all doctors are equal, and better doctors charge more, having more money makes you able to afford better doctors. If your doctor is 10% better at detecting cancer for example, that may translate to a longer life.

My intuition tells me that at a personal level (instead of statistical on a population) it's even more important to avoid things that can cause an early death, because at the statistical level it's "compensated" by people to which it will never happen, but not at the individual.

Nutrition and fitness are very important to delay aging, which will kill you in the end, and improve your chances at surviving "death chance event" like getting a cancer. But having top professionals help you face these events (cancer, depression, car accidents (by means of having a better car, the help is indirect but still comes from money)) can have a huge and maybe even bigger impact.

As for the stress and social connections, I'm not sure I agree. At an equal amount of stress/social connections, someone with high wealth will have most/all of the time more options compared to someone with low stress. Sure some people might be putting pressure on themselves, but there is a big difference between internal/external expectations and having to work a high stress job to afford food.
For business it's: twitter(https://www.twitter.com), linkedin((https://www.linkedin.com), heap(https://www.heap.io/), and zigpoll (https://www.zigpoll.com/)

For life it's: HN, reddit, WSJ, NYTimes

It does help to pause the loop for as long as possible though. I think the frequency of checking increases linearly with anxiety.
Definitely recommend using Apollo with a little tuning for Reddit on mobile. Clean and clear of all their growth experiments
(2017)

Could Summit do it in a day?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summit_(supercomputer)
Shaders are programs that run on the GPU. That term, like all others, come from the graphics processing background and history of GPUs.

Like the CPU, a GPU only understands its own instruction set. If you want to run software on a GPU, you must write it in a language that can compile to that instruction set. Making interpreters that run arbitrary languages doesn‘t really work on GPUs. They aren’t general purpose processors, after all.

Edit: researching GPU history might be helpful. In the old days, the era of early OpenGL and Direct3D, what you could do with a GPU was extremely limited. You could enable/disable some things and tweak some parameters, but what the GPU was really doing was out of your control. Google fixed function pipeline.

In more recent times, with Shaders and especially with the newer standards / APIs like Vulkan, Direct3D12, Metal and now WegGPU, the GPUs internals have been made much more flexible and blown open. We now have much more low level control. GPUs are quite complicated, so naturally working with these low level APIs is also complicated.
It won't be changing the status quo anytime soon.
Using standups to determine who’s an upstanding citizen…
While shopping in a mall with my dad, in 1997, I found Duke Nukem 3D in a bargain bin. I think it was something like $20, which was a steal back then - IIRC most games, especially consoles, retailed for three times that.

Anyway, I was under 18, and I begged - but no dice, he saw the PEGI 18 symbol and wouldn't budge. Not one bit. Instead he saw Civ II in the same bin, and thought that would be a good game for me. And it was!
Thanks for trying out the app and being excited about it! Yes, some common patterns of errors are emerging, like the one you mentioned. I will continue to monitor them and find better ways of handling them.
I have a 2015 VW GTI with a touch screen in front... My Border Collie rides shotgun 99% of the time and the touch screen malfunctions like crazy because he constantly sends bits of slobber running down it. I have to hold the button down for 10 seconds to reset it quite often because it will randomly just keep triggering a button press skipping songs, or going into a random menu.

I should have just replaced it with a different deck, but the area it fills with that screen is rather large and it will be hard to find something that looks good in the gap that doesn't also have a screen.
Yes, clearly in that case performance is important but is performance always the most important thing?

I read the article and didn't find it convincing, I would argue that it's clearly not always the most important thing. This isn't an "excuse" it's a calculation that teams make, the author feels that people make the tradeoff at the wrong point but instead of making that argument he frames decisions not to prioritise performance as "excuses" which is bullshit. There's always more performance optimisations one can make and there always comes a point where it just doesn't make sense to do so for all manner of reasons.

A trivial example: I have a script which downloads a few thousand GIS Shape files and converts them into geoJSON. It runs automatically once a month, usually whilst I sleep. A run takes about 5 minutes at the moment but there are a couple of things I could do to make it run in a fraction of that time but then the script would be two or three times longer and more complex, and I'd have to spend a couple of hours writing and testing code, (there'd also be some edge cases that I'd need to account for which the current setup allows me to ignore). I judge that to be a waste of time which would make anyone who has to take ownership of this script in the future's life more difficult. So that's my "excuse" and I'm sticking to it.
Really just two: /r/politics and /r/news.
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Was that on a private tracker? Those usually have strict rules around sharing ratios to prevent that scenario and in my experience, it works pretty well!
> phone conversations

What if you could call your local cell carrier and request SMS pictures of "underaged local girls" along with their phone numbers?

I think the public structure of Instagram is horrific, especially since they apparently allow unsolicited DMs. Even "private" chatrooms like Discord try to block random DMs by default.

And that is setting aside the public marketing of the girls, as nl pointed out. This is way beyond a DM privacy issue.
Right when you are ultra rich owning choosing houses is no longer a hard exclusionary choice, but rather why not another one...
Between 2 and 4.
Every failed business isn't a fraud. Bad take.
I appreciate that HN has extremely high quality moderation. There is virtually no garbage content. I don’t know how this magic is achieved, but I am grateful.
Interesting. What are the cpu/memory/storage requirements for running LocalAI?
Which was a mistake that was fixed.
Surely the desired solution is to increase supply rather than preventing demand from increasing?
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>I haven't traveled well enough recently to agree or disagree, but this matches my reading, so I'll take your argument.

Yeah, it's not just return to office. I was at KubeCon in Amsterdam last week and it was the largest KubeCon Europe ever with 10K in-persona attendees. Add the 2K who wanted to go and couldn't get in and it was almost 2x the attendance of KubeCon in Valencia a year ago. (And that's in an environment where a lot of tech companies have cut back on travel spend.) So, nope, nope, conferences aren't all going virtual.

And, although I don't have numbers, I'm pretty sure that a lot of the food and grocery delivery and other services that really soared during the pandemic have probably largely returned to earlier levels.
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>He pushed to adopt digital compositing technology, digital audio, then digital cameras, and digital sets, because he was so frustrated by the slowness and friction of optical and location work.

Yes, but he overemphasized those technical aspects (where his care went) over the movie aspects.

It's like the guy who builds an expensive studio, with a huge mixer console, high end microphones, state of the art Pro Tools rig, and then proceeds to record his farts.
They deleted the scene in Cast Away where he uses a log to test the strength of a branch before hanging himself. Fox et al have completely obliterated any existence of that clip.
Sure, and I mention that elsewhere [1]. But Citi bankers use their turf more effectively than the competition; I have never heard of anyone else closing a deal there, they go to the Yankees Stadium.

Point is: there are single line items that justify a multimillion dollar spend at Citi Field. I can think of no analog for bikes.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35727426
Yep. There is no prior more frequently unexamined, I think, than the definition of the word "true".

Though the definition of the word "good" has gotta be a close second.
We're not trying to adapt history to our modern values. We're trying to answer a modern question. What to do with ancient artifacts. Continuity with the ancient past is muddled or impossible, but there is still a place they come from, and the possibility they belong there. Continuity is muddled or impossible, but it's true that some people and places have stronger claims to that continuity than others. It's also true that these were taken during a period of european plundering of resources of all kinds, and that we're heirs and beneficiaries to that plundering in other ways, as well as this one.

It's a complicated question, involving history certainly. But in no was is this us trying to graft modern morals onto the past. But it is a moral question regarding the past, and modern morals are the only ones we have to guide our decisions.
The real problem with California drought is consumers.

Stop growing things in the desert.

We don’t need baby spinach in December.
Wow it's so small!! Only 12.4 km wide, that's miniscule! Earth's moon is like 3,400 km. No wonder they call it a "moonlet".
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Netflix got greedy and decided to make all their own content in-house, but they did a poor job of picking shows, and not making too many at once. They burned tons of money on mediocre-to-bad shows, all in the name of not paying licensing to another company, the result being a higher cost for less desirable content.
You are a productivity god.
It's weird how mass just somehow perturbs spacetime creating a 3D whirlpool down which everything falls without using any energy in the process. That theory about mass actually only accelerating time and then the time dilation between atoms causing the force of gravity as a consequence is pretty nuts.

Makes you think there really ought to be a way to "stick" onto spacetime and stop yourself from being accelerated, much like pulling the parking brake on a hill. Maybe one just needs a time machine.
Reminds me of Darwinia.
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At least they're doing the right thing and are paying for it
I too(?) briefly interpreted the unformatted HN title as some kind of profound commentary on climate change (perhaps) or more generally our predisposition to destroying ourselves.

"Huh, that's an original and oddly specific metaphor, I guess"
If that's the case I can't see it being an issue, but I could see it being one if the timeline was stretched to something like a week.
Not only is my employer's office lease not being renewed, but we're going to get paid to vacate early. This is happening.
I see no reason why Android shouldn't handle A-GPS itself.

Qualcomm's userspace shouldn't be doing this.
I'd like to add on to this post to request any advice from/for ADHD peoples. I'm interested in web dev and cybersecurity, but struggle to learn anything.

One thing that I've found helpful is the "Learning how to learn" course. It's free, teaches how most brains learn, develop, and retain memories.
What?

Awesome loving that.

Will keep this workflow in mind when personal gpt models are out.
Smallest probably 7nm Intel in Ireland. Not sure it is online yet though
Thanks. I am talking about a paid Dropbox and Gdrive plans.
You sure it's not an alien space station disguised as a moon?
>The phantom menace movie had a lot of flaws, yes, but without it we wouldnt have the podracing videogames. disney, comparitively, has released... what, two star wars videogames in 7 years?

If the best you can say about a director is that "without him we wouldn't have as many franchize videogames" then I can rest my case :)
In my phone I can go to Settings->Apps->Dual Apps and enable WhatsApp. This creates a clone of the app, which can be registered with a second number. When you open WhattsApp you can select which of the two you want to open. Have been using this for probably 2+ years now...
I think I meant WiredTiger.
Which is fine because as op explained, they talked to their kids and explained the issue of people online being nefarious.

In no realm of security do we depend on slapping computers out of peoples hands and telling them not to do something. Don't do it with your kids security either.
I love the gentle suggestion. I'll use that next time when I try explain to my wife about how it does annoy me as much as it does her. I would have really hoped the engineers that made clearly poor decisions (I cannot believe it is a fundamental system constraint) were brought to reckon on it somehow. Obviously not enough people at Subaru (or their OEM) cared.
And you can't even (or I haven't worked out how to ) just have the media start muted every time you start the car. Often for a trip you just want to few moments of quiet contemplation thinking about what you have forgotten to take with you - and not the DJ yelling at you.

I have a 2018 Outback for reference
They must be using a heat pump (from the ground source) for the pool, otherwise yes it would be way too cold.

I have often thought about the idea of using heat from refrigerators but I think that would be more trouble than it's worth for small domestic fridges. But definitely if they have this ground source system, they use that as a shared heat reservoir that the heat pumps air conditioning apartments in summer reject heat into and the heat pumps heating hot water draw from.
>One of those parties may be perverts and predators and the other may be children or teenagers.

I don't know if it matters, but this is generally replicated in a public park, playground, library, store, subway, etc. The people on social media are the same people walking around everyday.
Regular comedy or rom-com seems to be kind of missing at the moment, doesn't it? Apart from straight-to-Hallmark low quality material.
This is a textbook “not true but if so good” comment.
GPU.exec(() => 2 * 2);

That's CUDA or SYCL (if you're willing to use C++).
Just because the DNS entry says telemetry in the name doesn't mean a thing. Just like if they'd called it medical-records-here.dropbox.com and were only sending telemetry to it.

Whenever the topic of telemetry comes up, I try and point out that just because someone says it's just telemetry, it doesn't mean a damn thing. If anyone thinks it's not interesting because they think things are obviously always wrong, I ask them: what does telemetry mean to you? What does it mean to the company?

Are you sure those two definitions are in 100% agreement?
You can put the surface of a planet between you and the bottom of the whirlpool like us humans do.
What does this mean in this context? I tried searching but couldn't find anything other than antivirus software sometimes quarantined files in their Dropbox folder which isn't really a Dropbox issue. Are Dropbox deleting files without notification?
No I can’t, it’s blocked by my walls. Even 4G drops down to about 10mbps inside with 150mbps outside.
I use Whatsapp Web[0] to link my desktop computer to Whatsapp. I like being able to do that, since I can type better on my desktop, instead of my phone. I'm really bad at typing long-form things on my phone.

[0] https://web.whatsapp.com/
> It's a side note, but I also dislike the notion of sensitivity readers and such for new publications too. All it can lead to in my view is a dulling of writing.

As an author, I have used sensitive readers, especially when I wrote a story where one of the main characters was transgendered. I got most of it right, but one detail was wrong and that affected the entire story in a terrible way. I am forever grateful for the person who graciously explained this to me.

The purpose of sensitivity readers is to let you know what you're missing in the details of the story. You can write a total bastard serial killer who goes after gay people, but you should care about getting the gay bar scene correct instead of reinforcing harmful stereotypes.

It should be like fact checking on historical fiction. Most of the time humans don't have a good grasp on how other humans see the world. Plus, getting that perspective right is usually far more interesting. You're capturing culture that your audience may not be aware of.

When it comes to old books, I'd say slap a preface on it rather than rewriting it. A good example is the original Star Trek. The show was really progressive for its time, but a lot of it has not aged well. TV Tropes calls this "Fair for Its Day", a sub trope of "Society Marches On". :)
Yawn. Elon might act like a child online but you only have to listen to technical interviews with him, or hear what intelligent people (that have actually worked directly with him) say about his mental processing to know he's not where he is just because he's good at lying and/or had money... he is actually 'smart'. The constant attacks on him from grifting 'academics' with a book to sell is getting as boring as Elon's online antics. Is he a 'genius'? Maybe, maybe not, there isn't a clear criteria as to when someone is a 'genius', but I'd put money on him being significantly smarter than the author of this article.
Globo even called it censorship. How times change.

Thanks.