skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SNCF is not a monopoly any more. European regulations also prevent this(although admittedly the French government delayed implementing them as long as the possibly could).

There is already competition on the Paris - Lyon - Milan route, and more will follow.
social isolation isn't a yes/no question it's a gradient

and in many situation it is pretty much guaranteed to at least cause slight degree of social isolation, in some (like very rual) it might cause a large degree of social isolation

similar having a phone isn't a yes/no question, things like parent control exist, even through they often slightly suck
Having a sole source partner with self-driving cars doesn't help Uber reduce spending much; Waymo isn't charging Uber cost-plus pricing, they're charging as much as they can get away with. And Waymo has more negotiating power for its car fleet than individual Uber drivers have for their one car.
No, "Take Me Out" just does a large global tempo change partway through the song.
It's a stretch to call it "coercion" when it is directly in response to offenses committed against China [1] and primarily driven by Washington. Framing every negative action as coercion, regardless of causality, drains that word of meaning.

The bottom line is China wants to do business, but Washington wants China to be contained.

[1] - https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2020/12/1/australia-china-...
I think they should enable AM radio when the car is parked. If the electric motor isn't running, the interference shouln't be an issue.
Past tense in Russian also has gender. I was => был for the masculine case but to была for a female subject.
So it's truly a remote control then, because it requires a remote server!
No. If it had a viable business model it wouldn't need to turn to advertising to cover costs.
> The fact that people think it's somehow their right to use stuff for free, that others had to put in work for, is mindblowing for me.

People aren't pissed because they can't "use stuff for free" anymore. You can already pirate every show that's on netflix. People are upset because they were sold one thing, and now will not be getting what they paid for. I paid for x number of simultaneous devices/streams. I paid for a service which told me sharing passwords was perfectly fine. That's what I signed up for.

Now netflix changes the rules, which after multiple price increases, a library that has declined in quantity and quality, and an interface that is still terrible and increasingly stuffed with ads there is nothing mindblowing about the hate they're getting. They absolutely deserve to lose customers.
The indigenous people of America had a much more intimate understanding of how to live on the land and survive. Kind of precisely the point is how our way of living relies on technology and infrastructure that we take for granted.
Spent a couple hours in 95 degree heat full humidity. Had partial but not full shade. Full heat stroke. Took hours to get my heart rate below 130. Many days to recover.

I’ve done more time in the sun working out (moving) and been totally fine. Difference is I drank huge amounts of Gatorade.
Microsoft Research published results with 1-bit gradients.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/publication/1-bit-s...

int4 (fixed point) has already been popular for inference https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/int4-for-ai-inference/ and int3 has seem some use for LLaMA-at-home
always cute to hear a recruiter pronounce it
That's right. At the moment it's at most 4 different queries per GetPage request, so not the end of the world. It might grow to 40 soon for reasons*

*reasons: We're probably gonna take less image layers, and rely more on partial image layers, or page images inside delta layers
Well...my prediction was off just a bit[1]. Waymo and Uber are partnering, not Cruise buying Lyft.

imo the thesis is the same though, I would expect to see Cruise and Lyft partner and/or similar sometime in the near future.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35929710
Security of data will be a big issue. It's great for an executive to ask "who are my ten highest paid employees?", but not so great when Bill from warehouse can do the same.
It's hard to see how adaptation won't end up being far more disruptive to the lifestyles we currently take for granted than if we'd actually put in place measures 20+ years ago to gradually phase ourselves off fossil fuels. It's hard to imagine that in 30 or 40 years areas like that around Phoenix will be capable of supporting large populations at all for a start, so adaptation is going to look a lot like mass migration away from such regions. That, or living underground...
Ableton live enthusiast here. I went all in on ableton after finding a push 2 second hand for cheap enough that I was willing to switch from Logic Pro. That was in 2018 and haven’t looked back.

From my perspective I see this as a mixed bag. I don’t think i would want to use the push as a lap device while sitting on the couch. This looks to be about the same dimensions as the push 2.
It’s a squareish device that is about 14” or ~35cm wide and tall and about an inch and a half thick. I have and have had several other stand alone devices and they have to be much smaller than the push to tempt me away from my music pc desk.

That said maybe as a desktop device for traveling etc I could see it.

The other thing is that stand alone mode doesn’t allow both “views” in Ableton. One is the linear arrangement view (unavailable in standalone mode) and one is the session view that is more for clip launching and attaching musical phrases to a button on the push grid. This is the view that standalone mode allows. Here is the link to the manual for that
https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/session-view/

In my opinion this mode is great for remixing and spinning up new ideas but I typically use live as I would a hardware sampler back in the day. Layer up ideas in arrangement view record everything and then go back and chop. To me, that is what I would rather do on a couch than remix clips.

The hardware running live is adequate but I see why they may have limited the standalone functionality.
I run live on an iMac Pro with 32gb ram and the 8core Xeon standard cpu. Live 11 can really tax this machine especially with plugins in the mix. This is the other limitation that I understand but don’t really like. No external plugins. I’m not sure if max will be available but suspect that the built in efx and max live edition will be there(I haven’t watched all the videos yet)

@dubcanada - the push is super cool and can be assigned scales/modes so that the buttons play scales up and down the octave range. Or if it’s controlling a drum machine you get the familiar 16 pad interface x4
You can use it for step sequencing, playing chords with polyphonic expression (also in the push 2 but 3 looks to be improved) or just sit there and launch clips with 1 finger.

As I read what I have written I think I’m going to stick with my push 2 but if you use live and want a push the 3 is the one I would buy today, but probably the upgradable one that acts like push 2. Then I would see if I could upgrade it myself and not with the ableton kit. They hint that it will be.
Along every inch of the entire coastline?
I think they have the tablet turned sideways. Given the flat feet and only one leg raised, it seems likely they were standing.
Show HN: Today I Learned XYZ
Today I Learned XYZ is a website where users can document the interesting things they learn, either from hobbies or jobs. Users can also read and vote on the submissions of other users, based on how interesting and useful the submission is. To stay updated on the findings of the most interesting users, RSS feeds are available.

Why I built this

I built Today I Learned XYZ to learn more about full stack web development, as well as infrastructure and software engineering in general. However, I wanted whatever software I made to be useful, with a more specific purpose than just a generic blogging platform. Before starting the project, I saw this post on Hacker News: What To Blog About [1]. I found particularly interesting the section about Today I Learned style blog posts, in which the author writes about new findings that interest them. The TIL format is mostly for the benefit of the author, as the subject can be something that has already been covered in other blogs. All that matters was that the author learned something new and wants to share about it, for the benefit of others. I thought this would be a refreshing change of pace from social networking sites where users are constantly trying to make the most popular content.

You can view the source code for this project on GitHub [2] and I wrote instructions for self hosting.

Any feedback is appreciated, either on the implementation or the premise of the site!

[1] https://simonwillison.net/2022/Nov/6/what-to-blog-about/
[2] https://github.com/cuppajoe123/Today-I-Learned-App
Some time ago (10 years?) it was cheaper for me to fly to Norway and back to Poland than take a 300km train ride.
Improving My Blog Using AI
except that the 3ds' unique form factor means that nintendo really can resell 3ds game effectively on the switch unless they perform major hijinks.
People adapt. When I moved to south asia the heat and humidity really strained me, but after almost a year my body had adapted and I could easily wear a full suit without sweating liters.
Have you considered licensing these lyrics to Billy Joel for his next hit?
If 30% of Arizonians are fat, and many others are above 65 years of age, then maybe Phoenix is fucked.

Source: https://patch.com/arizona/phoenix/how-obesity-rate-arizona-c...
> It’s a situation where people want all the cachet of being outside the boundaries, in lawless territories where you survive on the wit and bravery (or brutality) of Taking The Initiative and damn the costs and risks, but also want to be protected and safe with all the constructs we in Civilization provide so you don’t wake up with your throat slit and your pockets turned out.

I thought this was going to be anarcho-capitalism based on this introduction
Probably killed by watering.

You need to allow the tree to form a scar before watering it. Just assure that it is balanced and can sustain its own weight using some strong cables or any other support. Those trees can be heavy.

And then forget that is there for some weeks. After this time you can start adding water.

How much you can wait for watering depends on how harsh is your climate, but the golden rule is to use only the strictly necessary amount of water so the trunk does not shrink.

The tree will feed on its reserves for a while and will discard all older leaves to form roots. You will have a lot of yellow leaves in the soil but don't worry, It will recover later from buds. As long as the trunk feels firm and does not show shrinks, the tree is alive.

Take in mind that Yucca has a burrowing beetle parasite that can kill them.
For me the worst part of social media is the echo chamber algorithm. You click on something, algorithm decides you like it and the next thing you know the earth is flat. You can't understand why anyone doesn't think the earth is flat because everywhere you go on social media you are being told it's flat. As far as you know everyone else is seeing the same content you are. Switch out flat earth with your negative item of choice.

Luckily enough my kids don't ask about social media yet although I do ask them every few weeks if their friends are on it. Some of them have YouTube primarily for video game tutorials. One of my kids friends has more but he is in a single parent household and pretty much left to fend for himself. Any games my kids play I generally playa couple times myself to validate. Their main game is Fortnite, groups of their friends play together.

Told my oldest he can have a phone next year when he starts middle school but it's my phone and he can use it as long as he follows the rules. Have not defined what those are yet for him or me.

I really think social media leads to depression, bullying and change in beliefs. I'd rather sit down with my kid when it's time, discuss with him why he can't have whatever I am saying no to and have him be mad at me for a bit rather than he gets involved in something detrimental.

I don't spank my kids so it's always come down to discussion. Has worked well so far but tomorrow is another day.
You can purchase a small AM radio that takes AA batteries, available on Amazon. Prices are in the $10 - $20 range.

https://www.amazon.com/Goodes-Transistor-Headphone-Reception...
“Isonomia is the liberal’s bet that Kant is right, and Marx is wrong.”
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Glider is quite nice
I guess you really like 1950s sci-fi.
Uber gets to introduce driverless cars finally (an old promise of theirs) without the costs of owning or developing hardware, and use that as leverage over drivers.

I don't think Uber has anything to fear from Waymo:

(1) It will take years for Waymo to ramp up to "independence" scale. How many cars do they have now, and how many would they need? How long will it take them to negotiate new regulations with every city and state? 5 years?

(2) This deal is probably not exclusive. Uber can strike a similar deal with Cruise as well. Uber becomes the Amazon of driving services, a platform gating access, with all the data.

(3) Having a big money company behind them is good. And if Waymo acquires Uber in 3 years, it's not necessarily a bad thing for Uber.
I still watch netflix over wired devices.
I setup account limits to the $25 water mark with the plan to just swap to that, probably for the annual re-up option.

Then today I noticed they upped their quota. Talk about timing. Ill proabbly stick to monthly for a while. Honestly not sure what is better for them, a monthly sub or an annual (at a discounted rate). As it looks I'll probably be around 1k searches a month.

https://imgur.com/a/ZbnWUao

a 25/mon bill was kinda steep. But 10 is definately digestible for me. So I am quite happy with the swap and the quality of the searches.
Thank you for building Harmonic. It's been my HN client for years. I will definitely take a look on the code and try to contribute.
If you look at the v4 example sheet liked to at ithkuil.place you see that it is roughly the same length as English, keep in mind it has a larger alphabet so to really compare one needs to transcribe to the ascii adaptation
Because outside of F500 and legacy tech, VMware is largely irrelevant now. It's an interesting footnote, nothing to get excited over as for most of us it makes no difference.
Why is there so much beating in Zen?
ROS is a good research platform, but when it comes down to brass tacks, people stick with smaller, simpler systems. I've used NASA CoreFlight professionally and while it doesn't have all the nice creature comforts, I'm much happier in a small, clean, C-only codebase that runs on Linux, VxWorks, and RTEMS, with two layers of abstraction at most.
There's a certain kind of privilege embodied in your post, not sure the name, that allows one to think that he/she has had it worse than all prior generations. Ignorance of history for sure, but it's combined with a closed-minded and selfish attitude as well.
I wanted to go into ASIC design a few decades ago, but the level of pay was hordendously low compared to IT.

Sounds like nothing has changed
Interesting – what behavior would you want there? Statically filled area, or a shifting area depending on the other pixels?
OK, you are talking about the 64 bit keyID. The 32 bit keyIDs are no longer used for the reason you state.

Shattered is about SHA-1 use in key signatures. It has nothing to do with keyIDs.
> Instead of focusing solely on fancy office spaces, let's address the real challenge

Walkable communities and sensible urban planning? If you have a long drive to the office, the problem is the poor zoning policies that allowed that to happen.
> no many parent have no idea what they are doing

Absolutely true, but not relevant to the point that I was trying to make. Kids often claim that parents don't understand the kid's point of view, but parents usually do. That was all I was saying. I wasn't claiming that parents were experts on parenting.

> it's not about making photos, it's about sharing them and slightly about funny filters etc.

I understood the point. You can do that with a digital camera. It just takes extra steps and is less immediate.

> do you think a parent who doesn't allow their child to have a phone would allow them to chair photos without a lot of friction?

Maybe not all, but many absolutely will. I did with my children, and I wasn't unusual in that. The issue isn't sharing or talking with friends, the issue is unfettered exposure to social media.
I actually talked to someone in industrial robotics, and message passing / message buses are really common there. All of their controllers are loosely coupled, because each unit might be from a different vendor, upgraded at a different time, etc... It also had the nice property that their systems all had multiple supervisors, and if the supervisor detected a bad state by monitoring the bus passively, it could stop all of controllers.
It is also not permanent. The orbits of the debris would intersect the point where they depart, which is pretty close to the engine. Basically the engine would be hitting itself with everything it fired.

Therefore, the logical thing to do is to put it on the correct side of a mountain, to shield the engine. But that would also collect all the debris. So it would generally only be in orbit for one orbit.

That makes it more targeted than some of the other unfriendly things you can do in an airless planetary environment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35862424

(To be honest, I think on any planetary body without an atmosphere, long term everyone is going to have to dig in to the planet, and to a non-trivial degree, too, not least of which is the complete indefensibility of surface installations.)
A Computer Broke a 50-Year Math Record
Yes, see thread https://github.com/neondatabase/neon/issues/3395

P.S: Thanks for helping with this!
Thanks for sharing this piece of news actually makes me happy.

But it would appear that there is effort being made to “correct” it:

> The Federal Reserve should refrain from raising interest rates too fast in the name of controlling inflation. Even a “mild” recession resulting from these actions will do significant harm to low-wage workers and their families.
Seems like there must be a better way?

https://paintz.app seems to be able to do this without precomputing all of the spaces you could flood.
NASA CoreFlight System (CFS)
Can't believe I'm paying $400 for white, but even with that the overall price beats what I could get out of another dealer 100 miles away where they had a deep crystal blue on the lot. Beats paying thousands of dollars of markups for literally nothing.
amazon is not twitter.
https://fandomwire.com/disney-strange-world-tanks-box-office...
https://insidethemagic.net/2022/07/marvel-loses-hundreds-of-...
https://movieweb.com/why-lightyear-underperformed-at-the-box...

This explains what happens when you factor INFLATION in.
https://screenrant.com/ant-man-wasp-quantumania-box-office-m...
Hey there Simon, thanks for writing this great app. Although you said that you wouldn't call the architecture of the app a beauty, I think the UI really stands out as a pretty app that provides only the features that are really needed without delving into anything unnecessary. Really well done and congratulations on the OSS release.
You posted a link to a whole document. I am not going to try to figure out what you mean.
I'd like to know, too.

WeKan is absolutely great! But self-hosting it is a bit cumbersome; except when using it as a Sandstorm (sandstorm.io) web app.
Attribution needs to be established .

I doubt that moved markets. Likely a false flag to cement the narrative about AI. An unconvincing one at that.
They don't matter at all to the market, but they do matter to the quality of the product.

If I can trivially make a better version of the thing you are selling at 1/3rd the price, then something isn't right.
finished watching the good place just in time!
I Built and Launched SaaS in 10 Days (Video Devlogs
Hey there! I recently took on a personal challenge: building and launching a SaaS in just 10 days. It was quite a journey, to be honest.

The end result is aiCarousels.com! I've been documenting the process on video and posting it on YouTube.

You can binge-watch the entire saga right here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPE50XS270Byz8o_jTURu...

My goal with this 10-day challenge was to hold myself accountable. I had a tendency to keep building more features and saying "what if I added this?" or "what if I added that?" But this time around, I wanted to resist that urge and focus on keeping it simple yet functional by having a time limit.

But I dont't give any advice or pretend to know what I was doing since it was my first subscription-based product. Instead, I simply was transparent with the development process and end results so that you could learn from both my successes and failures.

I hope you enjoy it, and I am curious to know what you think. If you have any suggestions or questions about the product, please feel free to share them. Thank you!
i am afraid it has long escaped tech.. and has become just everyday.. a wishfull-thinking-ocean of kind.

i mean, "i did 10 headshots in a row" isn't about passport photos..
I think it's good to be suspicious of things that we consider out of our control, but it seems to me that suspicion is pretty "built in" to modern psychiatric medicine and I don't have any reason to doubt their conclusions around these conditions.
Dealing with the symptoms without addressing the disease won’t work, specially when things will keep becoming worse, far worse, than what you imagine.

Feedback loops and tipping points will make things to change far past what it did in the last 40 years.

The past emissions will remain in the atmosphere for at least another century (and will remain in the carbon cycle, so they will be a new stable), you will have more nature emissions (the permafrost thawing that you mentioned, more forest fires, more activity from microbes in wetlands and so on), and more things that will increase warming (like ice melting, and incoming blue ocean event, and more). And all of that, even if we stop all civilization emissions by tomorrow.

We may not survive with mild measures, you are ready to prioritize economy or even civilization over full extinction?
Whoa, "Entanglement of Sections" is a mind-bending concept in the realm of quantum field theory! This article on the nLab website takes a deep dive into the fascinating interplay between entanglement and sections. If you're into cutting-edge physics and theoretical frameworks, this is a must-read. Prepare to have your mind blown by the intricate connections explored here.
Not all of the devices I watch netflix on are connected to wifi at all. I've got DVD and bluray players that don't even have wireless cards in them.
Great project! Would be nice to have screenshots in the README.md.
Actually he just described thousands of memebers of congress in any country that has one. Corruption is the most globalized thing you can imagine.
Magic carpets don't need to be exempted since they wouldn't fit into any category
A tip if you travel often is to set up a wireguard tunnel to a home computer. You just need port forwarding on your router enabled. Works better than any paid VPN service for watching your local netflix and it can't be detected.