skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are always at least two parties involved in a war, an aggressor and a defendant. 'War is a Racket' is always true or war unjustified in case of the aggressor. Defendant usually doesn't have much choice in it.

Even the example you've taken for WWII, UK and US weren't the aggressor. The war already at their door for British, so they had a little choice in it. Similarly for US they knew, if they don't do something early enough, they could end up being a victim or suffer from it eventually. So they had to support Britain in the war.
PGP absolutely is decentralized - I can trust or distrust key X without communicating at all with any external PKI.

I agree that's not all that useful on a global scale - it essentially degrades to the current PKI setup then, because validating everything is expensive and doesn't need to be done by everyone every time to get nearly all of the benefit. But it is a significant difference for individuals making individual decisions.
It’s clickbait. The page clearly says API related. Scummy approach to wording but totally expected.
> It seems like you're holding Tesla to a higher standard than any other automaker.

Other automakers don't go and scream around in their advertising (or in the antics of their founder) to the degree Tesla does.
It is proof that municipal internet can be awesome and is probably the way most municipalities should go over time.

For those who don't know, Longmont Colorado's Nextlight internet service provides symmetric 1Gb/sec speed for 50 USD per month and they don't spy on your traffic.

It is the most reliable residential internet service I have had to date and is more reliable than the commercial internet at my places of work in Boulder.
To quote Derek Sivers "Hell yeah, or No" !

When you have the choice (which a lot of people here do), you should only do things that you think are really exciting and meaningful for you.
In case you have doubts (or rather your brain train to rationalize a bit too much), you can always judge with a coin toss if it's worth it or not ! Not the actual result of the toss, no. But as soon as the coin is in the air, you will immediately know which side of the coin you want to appear.
It’s cheaper (or was) - early cars had one red light on each side and could blink it for a turn signal, but it was also the brake.

Later a second light was added for the taillight but they did it in the same bulb.
State of GPT by Karpathy
arm64's official name is AArch64
I must confess...I detest the phrase military-industrial complex while acknowledging that it was likely defined and definitely used by people much smarter than I. It's too abstract and sounds like a phrase your tinfoil-hat wearing conspiracy-theorist uncle would rant about. Would much rather we spoke in terms of real-world organizations (start with the big players and go from there) that benefit from forever wars...
I didn't see the actual data or a link or anything to how to get it, but why on earth would it be 100GB? That seems fairly large if it's just tallying accidents and such.
Words are indirect references to ideas. For some, particularly oppressors, peace references the idea of lack of physical violence. To other peace references the presence of justice.

If someone thinks peace is lack of violence, how do you even communicate with them when you think peace is the presence of justice. To the former war violates peace, to the latter war is required for peace.
How different is this from any other similar sized companies behaviour?

This site doesn't seem that impartial/unbiased. From a linked article on Tesla:

> It’s also worth noting that the above email was sent after 2 a.m. Pacific, which isn’t specifically relevant to the faked video. But it does make it look like Musk is a loser with no friends or anything else to do other than work. Loser.
You've just provided evidence that humans are the most dangerous, not anything else on this planet.
Sure, but an unexpected full ABS lock when you can see nothing in front of the tesla is going to be yard for most to react quickly too even at a decent distance. 10 second follow distances are only possible in most metros during very light traffic.
Normally I would eye-roll at these kind of self promotions but it looks like you are trying to help with a real pain point of Nix.

I put a good amount of time getting to grips with "raw" nix with the I imagine common yo-yo-ing between "I don't get it" and "oh I see, this is great" but when I realised how the intersection of nixpkgs and package versioning actually worked.. I was done.

For a tool that from the outside seems is so heavily focused on immutability to just continually throw away old versions in nixpkgs head is a head scratcher, and as a monorepo isn't a great fit for utilising different revisions for different packages either.

I can only guess that due to single repo containing every package it wasn't seen as practical to just continually append versions to, but when the diff log is just full of 'delete version X URL and it's hash, add X+1 and new hash' from the outside at least, it felt like a real missed opportunity.
I bet you if Trump somehow served an extra 1.5 years, you'd have plenty of such people - the ones that today love to use the term "acquiesce" to criticize careful handling of a conflict that could easily spiral into end of the world with one press of a button.
To be honest, while I know it's a complete ripoff, I find it much better and informative compared to reels (I don't know how it compares to TikTok as I've never used it).
According to statistics that Tesla publish.

I would like to see mercedes publish their own statistics on their FSD. Given the tight constraints where they allow self driving, they could easily claim 100% safety record and thus infinitive more safe than any other manufacturer. It would be misleading, but statistically it would be the truth (any accidents could be said to be outside the constraint and thus will not count).

Personally I would only really trust such statistics if insurance companies would reflect that in the premium. Somehow I doubt they would be willing to cut the fee based on what Tesla claims.
Every time I've tried chatgpt I've been shocked at the mistakes. It isn't a good tool to use if you care about correctness, and I care about correctness.

It may be able to regurgitate code for simple tasks, but that's all I've seen it get right.
What's it like living in the big city? I'm just a little Niwoter over here with no hope of ever getting Nextlight.
You would have more weight behind your words if there was any sort of precedent for AI as it exists today being super intelligent, or that you could make a case for some method by which you could suddenly ramp out of control without our notice.

But as is, all you're doing is making theories, and there's not much of any precedent for any of them.
> It's a big prize. And it had been Russian from the 1700s until 1956. And now it is again.

Except the USSR released it. Nothing to do with the US. And Russia trying to recapture it now has nothing to do with the fact that it’s been it’s own country for almost 50 years. Not to mention Ukraine has repeatedly sought entrance into NATO for exactly this fear and Russia has dissuaded NATO from considering it under threat of viewing it as a direct aggression against Russia.

> It's an economic war. Like most, or even all wars are in reality.

Whatever else I don’t think the war in Ukraine is an economic one. It seems more like a militarily and politically strategic one. Ukraine (specifically Crimea) is an extremely important naval base (at least that’s my impression). The US has also supported the pro-Western political factions within Ukraine which is a problem for Putin considering Ukraine’s proximity to the Russian border and Crimea. Additionally Putin regularly engages in acts of military aggression because it boosts his strongman image which helps him domestically, which, along with the political assassination, helps maintain his power over the political environment in Russia. Putin is already wealthy enough. His moves are about acquiring geopolitical power, not basic wealth.
You are misunderstanding. When Trump turned out to not be a crazed war monger, the narrative changed to that he was a traitor taking orders from Russia. If you can't find quotes for that, you are offline.

I am fully aware that most leftist (which means most of HN) think that Trump is an insane war monger, even though he served four years as president without starting any wars. Like I wrote, reality does not matter at all anymore to anyone.
No that isn't what I said, and yes it would be just as ridiculous as attributing the same value to preventing a 90 year old nursing home patient from dying of an endemic respiratory virus as we do to preventing deaths in plane crashes.
Everything has a critical threshold. Even your perfect db schema will still eventually run out of disk. There are no magic solutions that work on all scale levels.
Very interesting stuff with on-switch processing already. Super smart.
Are you able to memory pool two 3090s for 48gb and if so what's your setup?

I looked into this previously[1] but wasn't super confident it's possible or what hardware is required (2x x8 pcie and official SLI support?).
AFAICT still would look like two GPUs to the system.

[1] https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/is-there-will-have-total-48g-m...
I like this Wikipedia article, however, I would have preferred it's contents to be transmitted directly to my brain in real time when I opened Hacker News. That would have been so much better.
The missing artifact from the comment is that Republicans and Democrat Left/Rightism as we understand it is a modern thing established (edit: I should say 'consolidated' - because the shift started earlier) under Reagan.

The 'Democrats' were very popular in the South in the 1950's among people who would now refer to themselves as 'conservative'. (Edit: look at the electoral maps for mid century US - Democrats/Republicans were not Left/Right)

Not that Left/Dem are different things today, they are effectively the same, it's just that policy is constrained by the other side, which has a dampening effect on legislation.
I and many other people I know did. I saw Sanders get snubbed and schemed against by the DNC, to the point where Hillary got the questions ahead of time. So many gaffes in this campaign between two "equal" Democratic candidates that we just don't talk about anymore.

No, I refuse to play that game and I'd rather burn the place to the ground and suffer together than walk willingly to my own execution.
Do you have a paperclip optimizer? No such thing exists, it's science fiction
Precisely, it's a very transparent attempt at regulatory capture. Utterly disgusting.
Sure, but the point is that Triton is not dependent on CUDA language or frontend. Triton also outputs PTX using LLVM's NVPTX backend. Devils are in the details, but at a very high level, Triton could be ported to AMD by doing s/NVPTX/AMDGPU/. Given this, people should think again when they say NVIDIA has CUDA moat.
That's a great example of the is-ought fallacy. "Life's not fair" is, but perhaps not ought to be.
Russinovich's Azure FaaS Hyperlight WASM Demo @ 31:00M
I can't believe I have to explain that joke, but ok. There is no "appease or defend" choice - neither of these alternatives are real. The US is not being attacked at all, or attacked in the way the empire in Star Wars is attacked: While it attacks/oppresses everywhere and all the time, occasionally it meets violent resistance.
The aurora client is open source, and you can see it fetches directly from the app store.

Am I correct to assume that you have to compile it yourself in order to keep this trust? Otherwise, there's no way to know if the binary being distributed alongside the source fetches from the same place, and we're right back to untrusted apps.
To use a Drake lyric, retail investors are in it "for a good time not a long time". They don't care what the PE is. They don't care what the price is. The volitility is the entire opportunity. You jump into the meme stock and diamond hand your holdings, and just look it pumped 25% today. Its a gamble, that's why it makes no sense to traditionally minded investors like yourself and not gamblers who consider things like potential payouts multiple times over their initial bet, and are buying nvda calls right along side them betting on games through draftkings. If you had like $500 money you could stand to lose, why not role the dice? $500 in options for nvda yesterday would have made you like $10k today, or if you set a stop loss at say 20% you'd only be out $100 for that gamble. It almost makes less sense to sit on the sidelines considering these fixed losses and unlimited profit potential with call side options on a stock that's being actively memed. Have one of your runners pop off then all your picks from there can be made with house money.
If you don't know your political leanings this is a great way to find out: If you actually believe a default is possible you are a Democrat. If you don't think it's possible you are a moderate or a Republican.

Read the comments with this in mind and see how people just have such different worldviews.
When people say "who cares?" they generally mean "what non-vanishingly-small percentage of people care?" and I think that's still an unanswered question!
so?

They Musk open sourced tesla patents 9 years ago: https://www.tesla.com/en_GB/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-y...
Yes, laws are about politics and dispute resolution more than reasoning or correctness. Focusing on the pure logic is a trap for the computationally inclined.
I would appreciate the short version if you have the time to summarize it.
(2021) but still pure gold.
The freeze is in effect, but issues can still be addressed with NB comments. There was a NB related to this topic and WG14 asked me to create a new revision of this paper.
Real braking happens for a reason, to avert accidents. Sane drivers don't do it just randomly in perfectly safe situations. Random braking is major risk for everyone around and if you are source of it, you are in fact danger foe others.
Take a look in the content backlog from Fabio Akita YouTube channel. Mostly of it is related to software development

https://www.youtube.com/@Akitando
It is a representative Democracy. I vote directly for all of my representatives. Anyone arguing it's not is moving goalposts or arguing No True Scotsman.
By not spending all the money that congress has appropriated.

Technically appropriations are a maximum the government can spend, not a requirement to spend that money. However, Congress does not like the idea of the present just refusing to provide all the appropriated funds to some programs, so they wrote the Impoundment Control Act of 1974, which requires the president to make all the appropriated funds available to the specified programs. Note the word available. Programs are not technically obligated to use all the money, but technically that is up to the program's head. In practice programs will almost always use as close to all of the money as they can get, since if they don't use all the funds, Congress might choose to reduce their appropriation next year.

Because the constitution seems to mandate mandates paying the debt, and leaves the amount of debt up to congress (Article I Section 8), upon hitting the debt ceiling, the president must continue to pay the debt, and must not issue more debt. But the Constitution does not require making all appropriations available so the Constitution will overrule the Impoundment Control Act of 1974, in such a scenario. Clearly if it is impossible for a president to adhere to both the constitution, and a statutory law, it is the statutory law that gives way, not the constitution itself.

So X-day should trigger a partial government shutdown, while the government continues to pay its debt, and fulfill contracts and other statutory payments, but cuts off enough other spending to stop exceeding revenue. This would be similar to what happens when congress fails to pass an appropriations bill.
We should treat Tesla the same as VW during the emissions scandal.

Look forward to a criminal fraud investigation, billions in fines, Musk resigning etc.
are you deciding that this is acceptable based on an assumption that it is commonplace?

because it sure reads like this is exactly what your view.

it doesn't matter if there's a double standard, it's bad behavior no matter what the rules are for everyone else. and if there is a double standard then that is something else that needs addressing. a double standard does not diminish the severity of these documents.
> This is not a Playstation Portable, so you refuse to understand.. this is a local Wifi display with a controller, this is akin to the WiiU's gamepad, not a Gameboy, not a 3DS, not a Switch (PS5 is the WiiU, Playstation Q is the WiiU's gamepad, it's called: remote play)

I understand that. But you're describing ways they are different, not how they don't compete. If I can replace my Switch with one of these, they compete. If it's a worse experience, that's just being bad at competing, but they're still competing.

> I'm not idiot, I understand cloud gaming is the natural evolution of gaming,

Exactly. This is still gaming. This competes with other gaming
The outcome of the conflict will be the only metric that matters for assessing Biden's performance. If we end up spending hundreds of billions of dollars and have nothing to show for it except Russia controlling the territory they originally intended to seize, it will be difficult to consider anything we are doing as 'skillful'. Dumping money and weapons into the proxy war du jour is the default policy of D.C.
The recording is made in the dye layer, a chemical change, and the dye degrades (particularly in sunlight) so the discs have a limited shelf life. Checking Wikipedia, it appears azo dye formulations can be good for tens of years.

Melting polycarbonate would call for an absurdly powerful laser, a glacial pace, or both, and you wouldn't have to use dye at all. I'd guess such a scheme would be extremely durable, though.
This is not true, I purchased a Model 3 brand new in 2021; it has HW3 and it absolutely does phantom braking regularly on road trips. This is on US interstates.
It's a German newspaper that has relatively recently been caught publishing nonsense about foreign competitors to German companies.

See also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handelsblatt#Anti-Vaccine_cont...
Covid is not medical intervention.

I personaly know more people injured by vaccine than covid.
Tesla doesn't do any advertising. I mean, they have a website, but you have to go look at it.
> NATO that has expanded right up to Russia's borders.

Does that make slaughtering up to 100,000 young men, and many civilians who get in the way, justified?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is in every way just as bad as USA's invasion of Iraq.

Both are horrific crimes, which should see the executives of the Russia, and the USA, hang. If anybody should hang, Bush (and Blair?) up there with Putin.

Unsure what to do with Obama. His use of remote control killing robots should put him up there on the gallows.

Actually I would put the three of them (and Blair) in goal for life - I do not approve of killing for any reason.

Unlike the rulers of the USA and Russia
It is totally normal to just go behind one car without constantly overtaking or being overtaken. It is even actually safer then being constantly in and out of lanes.
A list, ranked by person/sponsor, ranked by total value reduction across all SPACs they did since some time point (merger? before then?), and normalized for multiple compression by looking at the ratio of some overall public tech index between that date and now (so that they're not overly penalized by multiple compression from higher interest rates).

Either presented as a list on a web page or a list in an infographic/image.

Overall show how much wealth public investors have lost in aggregate from investing with that person, normalized to general tech stock market declines. How much did they lose relative to the market. Their alpha, or negative alpha, I suppose.
I can try and get a Portuguese episode generated for you later today or tomorrow.

It’s really tough to find such content indeed. I’ve found Netflix shows in Italian and some Italian podcasts and music on Spotify.

One thing that also helps is to find a subreddit focused on learning the language (like r/italianlearning). When I searched the subreddit for books / movies / podcasts / youtubers, I found a lot of fun stuff. Many are not targeted for language learners though, so are a hit tough to follow. And the ones targeted to language learners are often quite generic and not that entertaining. Hence, this effort.
They have a security guard qt the door to fight the demand they created. They have bars on the windows.

Private collectors don't and have more valuable pieces.
I gotta nitpick :)

Ignoring the whole background of Korea, it's occupation by Japan, and split at the end of WW2, the Korean War began when the North invaded the South.

For Vietnam, the war ended when the North Vietnam 'won' and the South collapsed.
At least in Germany the discussion about mandatority took too long.

And it was plenty discussed at that time.

But the Querdenker issue was too strong in comparison to a lot of other eu countries
You just have to also lint your URL imports for "npm:" URLs. That's an easy enough lint. (Though slightly more complicated if you also decide to block in your lint rule other common npm-based CDNs like unpkg/esm.sh/others.)
Are you really going to suggest an attack that killed 2,403 Americans, sunk five U.S. battleships & damaged 4 others ships, and destroyed 188 aircraft, is not a proper attack? because it wasn't on the "mainland?"
Politicians in the American Left have never been antiwar.

Truman, Johnson, Clinton, Obama, etc.

The only difference between now and the 70s is that the politicians have more control over the left.
I think you'll find that the "screen brain" effect dissipates after about 20 minutes of discomfort. I've noticed this effect with novels and text books.

Note that I don't think it's a great idea to just "read through" an 800 page text book even if you can - you've got to do exercises and check your own knowledge or else you will be spinning your wheels.
Cars have lanes etc.. it's very different on the water. Hard to tell often if someone is going to hit you or not. Distances are nearly impossible to judge.
"who then push the government into a war that will benefit the industry or company."

Where is the evidence for this ?

Wars are generally not started by the arms makers, rather, the profiteer off of the situation.

Obviously there might be influence but I don't think that industrial complex is in charge of anything really.
Trump, denying they lost the election, refused to support any transfer of power or awareness to the incoming administration as traditionally happens. This combined with the agreement taking effect very shortly after the new term enhanced the scale of the damage, particularly with the new administration's cabinet bootstrapping during the same period.
Alignment assumes a well agreed foundational philosophy on what is good, what is fair, what is doable today and tomorrow. Yes, HN contributors might have shared goals for AGI alignment—but we are not the world—-we are a thin slice of one culture.
max or min -- good question.
I was talking about Apple, sorry.
IMO Tesla would be better if they focused solely on making good EVs, rather than also trying to become the leader in self-driving.

I get that they're trying to create a wider moat against their competitors, but if their self-driving software are found to have systematic failure modes in them as these internal docs seem to suggest, then that could very well do more harm to their reputation in the long run.