skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah precisely. Tesla only adopted LFP when they started production in China and instead of producing their own batteries like they had to in US they just bought from CATL instead. CATL was already supplying SAIC, JAG, BYD, etc in China well before Tesla landed there.
What is silly about driving to a gym if that is the way you will run? Not everyone likes to run on roads or trails. Some beginners want something more deterministic.
This is great. I've had unfortunate issues with landlords before and wished this existed. When your landlord is a real estate company (say, in a building complex), it's usually smoother because they have a reputation to manage (and Google reviews!). But when you're dealing with sole proprietors, you're dealing with that person as a human and all of their potential character traits. Good or bad. Some landlords do not understand that they are providing a professional service to a customer (the tenant). They can sometimes be super approachable, but lack proper boundaries, not give enough space or completely fail to deliver.

In a previous house, some things needed attention and it took the landlords forever to fix it. Same thing to give the deposit back. And they kept giving us excuses like "We're new parents. We have a baby." And even got mad at me when I requested the deposit after 3 weeks. I had plenty of compassion for them being new parents, (since we also have a young baby), but if I pay you for something, you need to treat it as a business and act professionally. Your personal problems have no place in the business...
It's not that, it's the prose is somehow awkward. Well that's the best way I can describe it. I'll try it again. Interesting topic.
That's what they said at the store when I complained about the pricing, but I doubt it. It's a lithium coin cell, I doubt there's huge variance like this.

I searched the internet a bit for capacity measurements of cheap coin cells, and the only thing I found is [1], which shows that the discharge curve of a cheap coin cell was almost exactly the same as the one from the data sheet of a name brand cell.

Also, a comment on the page [2] says that name brand cells cost 25c when buying 100s, so a price of 7€ for 2 seems to be enough of a margin to call it a racket.

[1]: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/219906

[2]: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/219847/testi...
I lift in a useful way, doing many useful manual tasks, helping a friend at fruit market (so lifting hundreds of kgs), carrying my own food (on a bike or walking) etc.. so I build useful compact and strong muscles, while being at a low BMI because endurance is the most important thing there

There are so many opportunities to use our muscles in our daily life, without generating more pollution, without using more services like gym, their products, their space and energy while you can simply exercise outdoor, not even talking about the benefits of sun
Clearly, there are other words which sound condescending.

Reading text (documentation, for example) is more enjoyable when it inspires one's curiosity instead of belittling them on things which are simple, easy, obvious, clear, etc. Although humor helps, makes it stick.
NY has a lot of hydro and nuclear power.
I wish HN would add a new reply button, "It's hopeless and people don't care and its only going to get worse" because it would save a great deal of time for everyone involved.
It remains dangerous for thousands of years, our species has limited experience of plans, organisations which make commitments on that scale of time.
Piggybacking on this post:

If you want to go into the HW/semiconductor industry you will be looking for the job title Formal Verification Engineer.

Pay is not as good as the SW industry, but still good.

Demand as jaykru says is exceptional.
Interesting! Can it work with any design system file? or is there some specific structure, naming and details that are needed for the model to understand and place it on designs?
Mr. Belafonte, Sir
Straight from Wikipedia, which is an objective source for such a general topic. Religious morality is a sub-category, not all of morality itself.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morality
You are free to participate politically if you think there are things needed to be done that aren't done. This is the way to stop governments (directly) and the industry (indirectly) reduce emissions.
This can include elections, demonstrations, petitions, civil disobedience and more.

Just keep in mind, things aren't always always that simple. E.g. Russia stopped shipping Germany gas, because they helped defending Ukraine which Russia started a war on. At the same time Germany relied on that Gas, and hat to quickly move to alternatives to keep the country running.
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1319/gsconnect/

It works as it should. I use two machines, one with KDE Neon, one with Gnome Fedora, and all my Android devices works great with both.
> you may well lose the bet if everyone else believes the pundit

Can you give a real life example of when a pundit giving a predict against the actual supply that had everyone buy-in? Says, oil price goes down even when demand is hot?
> Not once have I ever felt ill or victimized because I had to cook on gas.

Your comment reads like someone swearing smoking has no health impact because they never felt ill or victimized for smoking.

Meanwhile, even the World Health Organization produces reports on health risks of household air pollution, where stoves are the primary pollution source.

https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/household-a...
Got a link you could share?
I personally have a good exprience with good doctors (which one, with some time, can find), but perfectly on time is not realistic, as time with patients can't be predicted.
Should it be up to parents if children drink or smoke? I don't think so.

Whether you want to accept it or not, it really is up to the parents.
Considering this was written many years ago, I’m wondering what Sam would change/add/remove from this book. Sam are you here :)? About to start a startup and I’m reading this atm!
>It's a lithium coin cell, I doubt there's huge variance like this.

Anecdotally, from my own experience, the differences are real and huge.

The no-name CR 2032 cell I bought from the discount store lasted 3-6 months in my room thermometer, while the name brand one closer to 2 years.

>seems to be enough of a margin to call it a racket

I'm not trying to justify the racket pricing, I'm just saying the differences between those no-name Chinese batteries you can find in 1 euro LED candles and good cells from a reputable brand is real and palpable.
World Health Organization: Household air pollution
Roti Indian style is finished off on top of a direct flame. Pretty impossible to fully emulate it without gas.
This looks really promising! Looking forward to a future where apps can be deployed 100x faster! :D
My stance is really not in favor or against using (or overusing) a word from a "blacklisted" set, it's more that usually the structure doesn't cater well to the audience and on top of that it adds a lot of unnecessary fluff. If I need to download X dependencies but two of them need to be version 1.2.3, by all means tell me it's all super simple to do, idc, really. But give me the exact dependencies that NEED that version for the thing to work. Worse than this unnecessary fluff and eagerness for simplicity or wtv is having incomplete instructions that lead to a non-working setup by the end. Proofread them by EXECUTING them and then, as long as it works, be a Shakespeare about it. There seems to be a lot the expectations of things being broken and a kind of tragedy of the commons being the standard.
For example it can be a long drawn out process to evict someone in NYC for non payment of rent, and super easy in TX. Which means landlords in Texas run a credit check and take first and last months deposit and you’re in business because if you don’t pay, you’re gone shortly thereafter. In NYC you need to provide bank accounts, tax returns, have co-signers etc. because if you end up not paying it could be a long drawn out struggle to get you out and they don’t want to take that risk. Which leads to my comment that perversely the bar to renting becomes higher where there are more tenants rights
Is Zig really stable enough for that? The other languages you mention are much more mature.
Since this engine is so much lighter and smaller, you can just have a larger capacity fuel tank and drastically increase the range
For non-native English speakers -ly is simpler than adverts. But simpler does not necessarily mean better long-term.
Reminds me of the Jean Renoir quote "A director makes only one movie in his life. Then he breaks it up and makes it again."
> Does Fortran still have any real advantage over Julia, MATLAB, etc.?

These are incomparable since Fortran is a standardized programming language with multiple implementations, whereas the other two you mentioned are products having single implementations.
You have it a bit upside down. The 'Bay Area' doesn't get good students because of the Valley, it's the other way around. The Valley was made by good students from Stanford and Berkley.

Unis have always been a bit out of the way, they are not 'sponsored by banks' they were sponsored by Churches and congregations, then the elite.

Waterloo was Waterloo College, a Lutheran Seminary, and grew out from there.

It was successful probably because it was very much focused on Tech, unlike most other schools, and didn't appeal to multi generational families, but 'anyone'. The local mennonites are also extremely good students, you don't hear about them, but they get good grades.

It's a great tech school, but one of the ugliesst, most sparse and uninspiring campuses imaginable. If we think of traditional Uni like an 'Ivy Campus' or 'Oxford' aesthetically - UW is like one of those 1960's, concrete block kind of Soviet Utilitarian places. I mean it could be worse.
*Any youtube video that has closed captions

False advertising, it doesn’t work with just any one
I fully agree with this.

But I just intended to point out that "they expect you, the tenant, to not understand your rights and the laws that enforce those rights" is not the only reason.

While I am no landlord, I have relatives who are and they don't care about the law. It's something you they will be made aware of when it arises and then dealt with accordingly.

Take the example of GP's post, he kindly did the research for his ex-landlord until he convinced him. His ex-landlord may now see himself confirmed in that his approach to not caring is the right one, until the ex-renter brings up a very valid point.
I view their politics as a meme prion: perhaps there’s some reasonable interpretation — as you’ve outlined here — but that’s not what they’re arguing.

For example, despite saying that they’re staunchly against bigotry, they’re defining commonality by race and sex — rather than common circumstance. That’s inherently toxic because it foments the very bigotry they (pretend to) decry: look at their proud anti-Asian racism at Harvard, using 1950s style arguments there’s “too many Asians”.

They absolutely detest the people who when viewing things through the lens of individualism, conclude that they should form partnerships with people that have aligned values, principles, and goals. After all, they’d have to admit their beliefs were a return to racial and sexual essentialism to have that realization — and they’re Good People (TM) who would never do such a thing.

One of the most important choices an individual makes is who to have “on your team” — and their entire world view is built on assigning those roles based on protected class.

I don’t think your attempt to “assuage their fears” will be met with anything but rabid anger — because we already did that and it already produced superior results. They’ve intentionally destroyed that system, as anathema.
There’s definitely a level of confidently-incorrect cringe here. Please tell me how I should do this https://youtu.be/lsI08y6jwaQ with better cookware.
Is "installing extra software" a real cost?
Right now design system has to be manually defined as in a particular file and components in the design system have to named a certain way but I am trying to automate the process so that this manual effort doesn't need to be done. But maybe I can let it be like this also as it is only a one time effort and I am planning on providing several pre-named starter design systems.
This is essentially the law in the UK. To be able to drive a motorcycle of unrestricted size you need to be 24, or have worked you way up by holding a license for a smaller size class.

The difference is that driving is a privilege not a right (riding a motorcycle especially so), as you are endangering the lives of others.
Not celebrating international mens day isn't a problem (although I bet some may disagree with me). It's kind of a political take in the same vein as "Black Lives Matter" vs. the counter "White Lives Matter".

Jumping into these "reactionary" mens rights positions as a counter to feminist issues is the wrong way to do it and understandably makes people a bit angry. Just as in if real life someone is telling you about an issue - countering with a "buuut, group Y has it bad too..." would probably make someone double take a bit. It's unproductive, but normal on social media because it's engaging and creates a hot comment section.

In my opinion some major male problems are related to:

* Mental health, suicide and the lack of services and support for men.

* How the education system works better for females than males.

* How platonic relationships with males have been systemetically decreasing.

* How in rural societies women are more likely to move to the cities and get an education leading to men having way less romantic options.

If you bring these topics up with women they'll probably sympathise and maybe also agree that these are issues that our society should be assisting with solving. How it should be "solved" may be up for debate. But framing it as a counter position to the feminist movement isn't the right way to do it. But very normalised online, which feeds into my point of the internet exaggerating issues as most debates you see online is controversial by design of the algorithms and content creators trying to get engagement.

Disclaimer: I'm from Norway, which gives some context. But I think these issues are pretty common across the westernized world.
And even if the guy/gal that is now in charge is nice, they may be hit by a bus or get fired in a takeover or the company sold to a company with evil lawyers.

Also there may be huge differences between what the company "said" and what you heard/remember.

"An oral contract isn't worth the paper it's written on."
> the predictions weren't based on a "perfectly understood relationship"

I pull this part out because it's key to so many of the disputes and is why climatology is such an incredibly divisive field compared to others. People who call themselves scientists should not be making high confidence predictions to the public or politicians when they don't perfectly understand the underlying relationships. They also shouldn't be making unfalsifiable predictions that rely on vague claims. This is what destroys trust in science.

For the rest I can only repeat what was already said. In reality nothing has been done. Look at the CO2 line and then mark on the various international summits, treaties, etc. They aren't visible. Nothing changed.
That is just factually inaccurate. Society cares a lot about male problems. Men have a legitimate complaint that public displays of misandry are tolerated far beyond what is fair, but in terms of on-the-ground outcomes it is hard to point to anything unreasonable going on. At scale anyway, the world is full of local warts.

The main problem men have when it comes to medical outcomes is their absolute refusal to seek help. I can name multiple men I know who died or came close to it because they refused to see a doctor. I intend to go out the same way, for what it is worth. Seems likely that attitude carries over to mental health.
I could be wrong, but I believe they were using a modified chroot with some preload libraries to intercept missing kernel calls.
Hip-hop is commercial music. It's the number 1 genre in pretty much every country today. Less commercial hiphop such a a Tribe Called Quest aren't remotely as popular, despite eschewing samples in favour of live instrumentation.

Things are changing. Remember when you could read every newspaper in the world online without a paywall?

Dr. Dre wouldn't have made a cent from The Chronic today, half of the songs feature melodies lifted directly from '60s and '70s soul and funk.
Tom Brady Threatens Lawsuit over AI-Generated Comedy Special
IMHO: The government including EPA has been hijacked by corporate interests that destroy the environment literally on an industrial scale. The same club of multinationals have expropriated our middle class and sent it to China, which is profitable in part because of the lack of environmental regulations which manages to be even worse than the hollowed out ones we enjoy here.

So while all this is going on we have the bullshit with straws, our printers turning themselves off constantly, and now this, as if people in their homes are the lever that needs to be pulled to fix the environment. It’s a farce and a diversion from the corruption that’s actually contributing to environmental damage.

Electric and gas stoves are not analogs, at all. Bet your ass the politicians pushing this for optics will NOT be using an electric stove at home.
I don't know about 100x faster app deployments but I am sure it can help create faster designs for freelance projects. Trying to understand the needs of complex designs in enterprises and how it can be incorporated to so solve more complex design problems.
I didn't know the USA wasn't the first to land on the moon with something other than humans. I do kinda agree with the person above you that it does sound like they were simply better, only we'd never know because the USA made this last achievement into the only thing that's retold and rehashed. It speaks the most to the imagination to roam another world, but in the grand scheme of things...

I had never even heard of unmanned, automated landers making it to the moon before humans! They had some computers and I happened to have picked up that they've sent things into orbit, but predetermined engine burns (with time to apply corrections from the ground) in a vacuum with nothing around you is quite a different level of achievement.

I don't care as much about the history so much as the science and future, but I am a space nerd so I'm actually rather surprised that I never knew this. The USA manages its public image about as carefully as China I feel like, the advantage being that they're often genuinely on the good side (no concentration camps for a minority group tends to help, for instance) but by no means selfless, impartial, or genuine. (The best example of public image management may be immigration desire stats. You'd be foolish to immigrate from a poor place to the USA when you can immigrate somewhere with higher social mobility as well as security, but the number of people in such a situation that wish to immigrate to a place like Denmark is tiny by comparison. The American dream, it's called, not the Danish dream. It's a huge, well-managed PR campaign to look to the USA as a leader, shoving competitors' achievements under the rug.)
simply walking a lot outdoor, on any terrain, and bicycle gives strong calves, and low BMI through hormones and an adequate diet (rich in fiber)
Remind me who has majority voting power at Meta

I wonder if the guy cares about anything in the world other than his rich list position and VR. Certainly not the 'dumb f**' users.
That sucks.

But the problems of that are not due to skin pigmentation or genital structure — it’s the fact intelligence is necessary for many tasks.

And you’re still best served by focusing on how to improve your individual circumstance, especially compared to blaming those unrelated factors.
Fortran isn't faster than Julia. most comparisons I've seen are ties or Julia wins as long as both implementations are somewhat competent.

Fortran actually makes it fairly hard to write fast code since it is missing some features. for example, I don't believe there is any way to write a fortran program using Bfloat16 numbers. you also don't have great ability to write programs with a mix of strict ieee semantics and fastmath semantics. you have to choose 1 as a compile time flag.
One tip I got back in the day (mid-90's), regarding compilers vs interpreters.

Make the compiler output some kind of bytecode in a format, which can be easily interpreted, or with the help of a Macro Assembler, very quickly transformed into machine code.

It won't win performance prices, however it is quite easy to get going.

Naturally fitting these ideas into Lisp like languages is quite straightforward.

Thanks for the book tip.
Why? Not seeing the ads is not seeing the ads.
Don't landlords more or less already have access to this via credit scores, background checks etc? I don't think there's a reasonable equivalent to this for tenants.
If we have to choose between high barriers to renting and tenants rights then something is fundamentally broken.
How are you generating those screens from prompts or like Steve using ai to make (builder.io)
You unpack your new laptop. With a nice ThinkPad keyboard, that's also a multitouch surface and stylus graphics tablet. Hand and stylus pose are tracked on, above, and to the sides of the laptop surface. Head and gaze are tracked. Mouth noises and speech-to-text are available. The screen is a 3D one. Your AR glasses are plug-and-play.

So, your human interface is no longer a 1970's Xerox Alto. It's time to update your dot-emacs file. What might you're new software development environment look like?

Project wise, objective was to get me that laptop, usable for daily work, and start exploring aphysical-not-VR shallow-3D ergonimicly-small-motion graphic-artist-like UX for software dev. It was basically a lot of software and hardware spikes. Python juggling lots of optical tracking, and an electron udev-to-3D-window-manager stack. Arduino bits. Laptop and body barnacles. Getting from first-lights to borderline-usables was being a slog, and then covid clipped the in-person communities which was keeping it motivated. Maybe I'll get back to it someday. Status quo seems unlikely to state change any year soon. Though it will be nice to have way more GPU and usb bandwidth, 4K cameras, less-noisy hand-pose ML, better AR glasses, maybe a real 3D panel or at least gaming latency for the LCD shutters.
Yea, give more power to landlords. Brilliant

If you to this you're a horrible person, just like the people who made the app for landlords to collude on price hikes

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/17/1129489582/this-computer-soft...

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2022-evictions-monarch-in...