skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I thought that the population in the earlier centuries was not as large as at present due to hunting by the original bow hunters and because much of the area was mature forest. Mature forest canopy shades the ground to the extent that undergrowth is sparse and deer have little to feed on. Their best habitat in mature forest is marsh edges, riverbanks, blow-downs, fire scars, etc, which cause breaks in the canopy.
Even if the stop sign does sneak up on you, the fact that the brakes didn't come on as soon it came into view is concerning. I feel like that would have ended very badly if the driver hadn't manually applied the brakes.
Makes sense. My body is a machine, after all. At least, that’s about the level of biology I got to in elementary school before I discovered how delicious crayons were.
iirc HN has a rule/guideline to add [pdf] to the post title in that case, although it might not always be enforced
Population tanked around 1900 due to no regulations and massive human population moving west and everyone shooting deer on the way.

Conservation movements (mostly by sportsmen AKA hunters) led to regulations (each state now has a wildlife or game department to set hunting seasons) and a shift away from harvesting anything to mostly just harvesting bucks during short seasons.

Recent downward trend is due to several things:

1. Loss of habitat due to humans. Mule deer are known to migrate hundreds of miles, and there are a lot of highways to cross. Winter habitat is being paved over for human progress. (Cool video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIAyb-1uwTg)

2. Chronic wasting disease is an issue in wild mule deer populations with no cure (similar to mad cow disease)

3. Harsh winters can take a toll and really slow any chance of mule deer population growth. Certain places in Wyoming this year had 100% fawn mortality (every deer less than a year old died due to the harsh winter, see: https://www.wyomingnews.com/rocketminer/news/state/what-s-in...).

4. The internet has enabled a lot of out-of-state hunting, by making it easier to find places to hunt (Google Earth, OnX, etc.), learn how to hunt better, and understand the regulations, so there are more hunters on the landscape with better technology. States manage for this and limit the number of hunters and shorten seasons.

5. Predator re-introduction/recovery as well as many states that have banned certain types of predator hunting. This can be a touchy subject among hunters. A lot of people are okay with deer and elk being hunted but not wolves, cougars or bears.

I've been deer hunting for 30 years. My experience is with mule deer and black-tailed deer on the west coast and Rockies. Not much whitetail experience, but I do know that whitetail deer in the east and south don't have as many predators and do well in agricultural landscapes. They can have two or three fawns each year so their population can grow quickly. Mule deer inhabit harsher landscapes (mountainous terrain mostly).
But good grief those animals make sound annoying sounds.

Another alpha tick predator are possums.
e-con Systems has launched a range of advanced multi-camera solutions for the Qualcomm Robotics RB5 Development Kit.
Breaking the identification is a big part of Yoga from my experience.

But so is being fully within your body and not fighting it.

As well as disciplining it and removing any disturbances.
The really hard thing is finding the right balance. “Don’t be a baby” isn’t good, but over-compensating too far in the other direction doesn’t do a kid any favors either. There are times when being a good dad can mean (kindly) pushing kids out of their comfort zones or tempering excessive self-pity.

I’m currently trying to teach my 4 year old daughter to swim, so this is very front-of-mind for me. If it was up to her, she would just splash around in the shallowest part by the steps without trying anything she’s afraid of, and she would never learn to swim. It takes gentle but insistent pushing from me to keep making progress. It’s a fine line—when I do it well, she tries new things and has a great time too. If I overdo it, she shuts down and won’t try anything else.

The emotions that make her hesitant are totally valid and natural, and I try to empathize with her and talk about them, but I also can’t overly indulge those feelings, because she needs to learn to push past them in order to gain an essential life skill. It’s tough.
So by your own argument, are men that are infertile not men, then? If so, then I believe we have quite the reckoning with how many people think they're men when they're not.
I've had several ISP routers come with .254 as the default IP, this that's the gateway.
The fact that you acknowledge that it wasn't really a vacation that would help you in that situation, and you don't know how long it was says everything you need to know.

I'm not going to tell you how to live your life, but I want you to know that it's okay to not do everything. In fact, you can't do everything. Sometimes it doesn't seem like it, but sometimes you just need someone else to say it.
Please, please come to my region of New Zealand and murder as many deer as you want. They are devastating out native flora (and my gardens). Absolute pest, I rue the day they were introduced here.
So how do you manage filtering of a billion records?
The Fun Scale: Understanding Types of “Fun”
Here's a proposal I have developed to solve the same problem: https://www.toolsconfig.org/

The onus is on the tools developers to adopt this change. And the proposal allows for the gradual, graceful migration from current status to a place where all such files are stored in a central location.

The directory name `.toolsconfig`, or `.tc` is the best I could recommend, since `config` or `.config` can be safely assumed to be already in use. Using 'tools' in the directory name also makes it explicit as to whose config files are stored in there; tools developers use, not the config of the projecct itself.

Edit: The Git repo of the proposal is hosted on Github. Feel free to propose any changes or improvements to the proposal or the algorithm.

https://github.com/DrPostgres/ToolsConfig/
https://www.toolsconfig.org/
Indeed that's what I thought, but I think it's fair to say, "I don't want to read ChatGPT's answers."

More precisely, I did get lazy and think, "well, I don't know what he meant, exactly, but he'd probably pick out one or two of these points, at least. ChatGPT tends to include everything, including the kitchen sink."
It's a huge problem in this industry, especially for junior level people. Imposter Syndrome is real, so there's no need to throw gasoline on that particular fire. And usually they really don't need expert level experience in six different technologies or platforms, they need someone who is competent at two or possibly three of them and learning the rest on the job.
Is this… a link to a tweet that just mentions a book? Or am I missing some content?
Your comment reminds me of those woodshop youtubers with clickbait titles like "diy your own coffee table for only $50", only to find they are using about 10K or more of shop equipment.
Groups of men drafted into the army and set upon each other.
That's at least some sort of organization (which drawer?), this just hides the mess with no organization.

If you're gonna propose tidying it up, at least propose a useful organization other than just hiding it, like from the example list of files maybe something like 3 subdirectories: installers, linters, and compilers/runners?
I have found Blake & Mortimer [0] to also be a very interesting series. The graphical style is very similar to Tintin as the author (Edgar P Jacobs) worked together with Hergé in some capacity and later became a friend.

---

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blake_and_Mortimer

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_P._Jacobs
I don’t know how dang does it, but the internet would be so much better if every community had even half as good a moderator.
A messaging app startup that raised $200M shuts down afters users were 95% fake
I didn't know these existed. I was looking at them and they seem sold out for the next week.

Why would one normally take this route (13 hours and $178 while a flight is 2 hours and $213), scenery?
and rabbits and foxes
Random tangent but does your state pick up deer carcasses from vehicle collisions? In Canada they do but I heard recently that in some places in the US they are just left on the side of the road for carrion eaters?
Please come to Hawaii, to the tropical paradise of Maui, and hunt deer, please!! They're an uncontrolled plague here with no predators at all.
Thank god when you commit, the editor lists all the files you've committed in the comments of the commit message.
Do you think those are side effects of covid itself or more related to our pandemic response (lock downs, closing schools, WFH, vaccines, or something else)?

This was pre-pandemic response, but for a few years I drove a Toyota MR2 and had a couple motorcycles. I feel pretty damn lucky to never have seen what would have happened to me wrecking any of those vehicles.
Also, the article is old. It doesn't mention NAT64 which got rid of the big compatibility issue of IPv6 hosts not being able to talk to IPv4 servers. The other way, IPv4 to IPv6, will never happen and could never happen with larger address space. People talk about extending IPv4 address space but never explain how they would solve the compatibility.

I thought of scheme where could put the original IPv4 address in option header on every NAT transition to make a variable length address. But that would require changing every router (and lots remove options when NAT), every program, and every protocol. All the stuff that needed to happen with IPv6, with the downside of keeping IPv4 allocations and NAT.

It also mentions a lot of problems with IPv6 that have since been fixed. There is a valid complaint that IPv6 changed too many things so it took a long time to get replacements working.
I remember this being a significant plot point in "Silicon Valley". I suppose life imitates art imitating life.
Which is why he'll fall out of a window this year.
I look at Tailwind & just die laughing at the prices for basic components

Long live vanilla js, jQuery or whatever else that gets you shipping faster.
I pulled a fuse out of my car to disable the onstar module because they were sending me "monthly diagnostic report" emails. I had never made an onstar account, and I even declined the free trial.

If they hadn't sent me those diagnostics I would not have guessed they were tracking me in the first place. Too bad they outed themselves, this time at least :)
The ToolsConfig proposal (I mentioned in another comment [1]) is specifically designed for tools and projeccts to adopt it slowly, at their own pace.

[1]: https://hackernews.hn/item?id=36475364
Projecting genuine concern and urgency can be done without including the (completely understandable) frustration/anger.

I think the broader point is that it can be very beneficial to override these feelings, and it’ll immediately make you easier to deal with than most of the other customers, which can lead you to better outcomes.

Was a road warrior for many years, and calm always got me the outcomes I needed. Airport staff already know you’re stressed and strapped for time. Everyone at the airport is. This is not to say that you shouldn’t be form and stand up for yourself.
Great proposal!
This is why I use one-time use CC numbers to sign up for most things. They can send me all the pathetic “hmm we’re having trouble renewing your subscription” emails they want, they just make me laugh.
Ahh, the infamous Dihydrogen Monoxide
Can I what? I am not a country, nor do I speak on behalf of one.
I guess this is the way to get rich quick now. Imagine a company with millions of fake users all created by a LLM app.
In the months leading up to the Russia's october revolution in 1917, citizens learned that it was much easier to just wear the badge of support for the revolution than be publicly harassed and ostracized by supporters. This passivity is what ultimately allowed the bolsheviks to gain power to in Russia's government and helped kick off events that plunged the country into decades of famine and misery. while the context and scenario here is different, 'eating the shame' is a very slippery slope.
The messiness is shifted but I don't have to see them in the top-level in VSCode. That's a big improvement.
Does HTM infer how to escape interpolated strings based on context?

That would be handy for URLs or script tags where escaping rules are different from the defaults.
To avoid always paging in debug info, it’s kept in separate sections of an ELF binary, or even in a separate file (not always shipped or deployed).
It should work if they train it on non-FSD driving at this intersection, most humans would slow down. I wonder why it doesn't, perhaps they don't have the right set of input and output features.
~/.config is already a thing
My favorite Miles Davis album dates to seven years after this interview:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitches_Brew

Although, my second favorite Mile Davis album is Sketches of Spain (1959), three years before this interview.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sketches_of_Spain

Perhaps the music matters more than the interviews do?
And?

Let me break it down for you:

1) It's already happening - South Australia had the first city scale battery park in the world (2017) [1][2]

The original installation in 2017 was the largest lithium-ion battery in the world at 129 MWh and 100 MW.

It was expanded in 2020 to 194 MWh at 150 MW.

Despite the expansion, it lost that title in August 2020 to the Gateway Energy Storage in California, USA.

The larger Victorian (another Australian state) Big Battery began operations in December 2021.

2) It's still happening, more battery parks are being planned, commissioned, and built.

Worthy of note: We've weathered a battery park fire which took out two battery packs [3]

The links above are specifically about the latest builds as they represent second generation experiences and pricing .. better locked in than the first gen ("never been done before") cases.

All up Australia has almost six years of real world city scale battery park usage - a good source of reference material for any others thinking of going a similar route.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hornsdale_Power_Reserve

[2] https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/

[3] https://www.pv-magazine-australia.com/2021/09/28/australias-...
The article literally shows in its second paragraph that "XY" entails male is not valid; it describes an extremely common occurrence of cells losing their Y chromosome. Outside of that example, for overall humans, when Y is present, and SRY isn't, advocates for chromosomal definitions fall flat. When SRY is present but not expressed, same thing. When SRY is expressed but receptors are insensitive to androgens, chromosomal definitions fall flat again.

Aknowledging that there is a difference between "man" and the XY genotype, and being clear about the definitions the article will employ is not some concession to wokeness. It is a scientist being interested in their tools, their theories, and the limits of them, and an article in Nature is a perfectly appropriate place for this; just as much as we can and do to expect articles in nature to differentiate MSM and "gay man".
Im told by a friend that it is common for people to pick them up and eat them as well, if it's fresh enough. Midwest US
I saw a few on the south island. My farmer host told us about how they were imported long ago for sport hunting, of course, without any concerns for the consequence.
Fingers crossed there is no network issue. `time.sleep(5)` is ridiculous.
are you sure it's a unicorn? i didn't get that impression. i can't remember having a girlfriend that wasn't open to my feelings. of course everyone's sample size is very small, and being your average introvert meant that there weren't so many opportunities to meet someone, and there also may be the idea that women who are not open to a mans feelings would not even be interested in someone like me in the first place. that is to say, a woman who cares about a mans feeling is looking at other qualities, that potentially raise the chances for an average looking man.

so maybe there was some self selection going on rather than intent from my side. but that also counters the idea that it's a unicorn. but there is also a cultural dimension, as i was traveling the world, most people i met did not come from western countries. so maybe they are a unicorn in the western cultures.
I mean Apple was never perfect. But I could at least understand that, in the old days they were nearly bankrupt, they had comparatively speaking extremely limited resources. And they had to focus on certain things and neglect others. iPhone arguably took all their resources from 2005-2015. But somewhere along that line they had way more resources than they need or know how to spend on it. Some of the lacking attention and details no longer makes any sense. And not only have to not gone to fix it. Their quality has gone downhill.

It is sad. You would expect a bigger Apple to be a better Apple. But almost like everything in life they are counter intuitive.
> This is the central problem with all programming today.

Sweeping generalizations rarely age well.

> You can think of everything as configuration. Parameters of a function are just configuration for that function.

No, parameters of a function are contextual collaborators which participate in a function implementation. Configuration canonically influences a program aside from its individual run-time interactions.

Is a value given to the cosine function a configuration? Words matter.

> Every task in software is wanting to change what is displayed in a user interface of some sort.

This is a myopic perspective. Software processes data into information which provides value in context. This may never be "displayed in a user interface."

To wit, the network gear involved in my posting this reply most certainly qualifies as a "task in software." So, too, is the software running in the power companies involved. It would be quite a stretch to categorize them as "wanting to change what is displayed in a user interface."
Anyone can write a blog. It's up to us to vet submissions here.
Omneity, the submitter and author of the post, might have thought twice about sharing a blog post about something outside of his area of expertise. This is not LinkedIn; drivel can get shot down!
OpenAI salaries are not 800k
These are company reported base salaries for OpenAI members of technical staff. The base salaries look very similar to standard tech bands.

They could be underpaying immigrants, but that's unlikely, given that it's illegal and they have a lot of attention on them.
So why do it?
Biden will host a forum about AI with technology leaders in San Francisco
The 1st comment said boys need fathers to model masculinity. And there is no advantage to say children need a father and mother if the truth is children need 2 parents. 2 parents covers more cases in fewer words.
The ‘brightest’ can’t even figure out how to reproduce above replacement levels…
Why not tools/ ?
A short history of adults blaming the younger generation [video]
Hah, I think I hit a nerve there. I hear you. Overall I'm actually super happy with my Macbook. Luckily for the most part no one is forced to use the Apple eco system.

CCC for system backups. Tresorit for backing individual directories with a bit more privacy and flexibility than Dropbox.

I don't think it's self-sabotage to keep using apple software, but more a case of people not having been in the situation where things go wrong and there is nothing you can do :)
A few games I've played and liked the most are Badland, Machinarium, Rocket League SideSwipe, Call of Duty Mobile, games by Yiotro, games on fdroid store, Shadow Fight 2, Monument Valley, Backfire, Terraria, Leo's Fortune, Bombsquad, Puzzles by Simon Tatham, Shadow of Naught, Vector amd Wormster Dash. Note that these are of vastly different genres so look that up and game on.
This is great! I didn't know about it. What files have you added?
Why is it a problem to see them?
yes of course. when it comes to unaccepting family members, the only thing you can do is to stop trying to share your feelings with them
Same here, and yet ticks everywhere, freezer empty...
Maybe someone unsafely unplugged the drive and corrupted it?
You can't, wired headphones and maybe other devices can still activate it even if you disabled it in the settings :(
Seems strange that an article on the "message of Rastafari" and how it spread makes no mention of the concept of "I and i".
I mean, you're literally selecting for that behavior by hunting the ones in the hunting grounds and not the ones in the suburbs.
Your “science” is an echo chamber that confirms your beliefs and emotions. The only thing that science has proved is that CICO is a reality and Twinkies light up the reward pathway in your brain the same way that cocaine does. Show me the science that shows me that a certain set of genes are associated with a weight gain of 100lbs in our population. The closest thing you’ll find is the FTO gene which only correlates with at most 10-20 pounds if you have two copies, and still, some people with that gene are incredibly slim.
If you used Win32s for Windows 3.1, you wouldn't have to bother with the segmented memory model and it could also work on 64-bit Windows.
Fred Parke's CGI Facial Animation (1974) [video]
They explicitly say that men=people with Y chromosomes in this article.

Then they talks about “men” loosing the Y chromosome in some cells.

“As men age, the proportion of Y-less blood cells increases, and an abundance of such cells has been linked to conditions including heart disease, neurodegenerative conditions and some cancers.”

Sex and gender are lumped together in English and this creates some vagueness. Especially in the paragraph where they’re indicating that “lifestyle” plays a role in those differences in cancer rates.
> 05/12/2021

the most recent update

this is pre-ChatGPT, so probably higher nowadays
Used to barely see caucuses on the side of the roads in Michigan but some law must have changed as they just leave them all as you mentioned. Probably saves a decent amount for the state.
GCC Code of Conduct
Yeah, this is how I always thought it worked, three different length pauses for dot, dash, and space/break.
This only matters if your situation is easily solved, like if you want ketchup at the table and the staff is busy. Then if you start acting like a petulant child, the staff will bring you ketchup. However, in the airport situation, the staff has no power to control what the airline is up to, so they'll just tune you out. As you deserve.
Zootopia had this same problem. I believe we were supposed to see the “predators” and “prey” as allegories to racial groups and the tensions between them. But predators were literally killing and eating the prey! The prey were right to be afraid! If you were a rabbit I would not counsel you to become best friends with a fox, regardless of the assurances he provides you.
Perhaps reintroduction of wolves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_reintroduction
Chinese Telegraph Code
I think what would help is treating IPv6 as the new default. IPv6 is now good enough that can use it for IPv6-only network with NAT64/DNS64 at the edges for IPv4.

Businesses are the big holdouts in the US. They have existing complicated networks and address allocations, and don't see the need for an upgrade.
English does have the loanword https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/id%C3%A9e_fixe#English but I think this is often considered technical vocabulary (per Wiktionary, in psychology and music composition) that most native speakers would probably not recognize.
Yeah, even Quenya is made of JRR tokens.