skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Musk is about 51, 5 inches taller and 45 pounds heavier than Zuckerberg who is about 40. They've both fiddled about with similar fighting styles, although apparently Musk practiced in his youth and also later in life whereas Zuckerberg has only done it of late.

All factors (size, reach, training) would indicate to Musk would defeat Zuckerberg. The fight usually goes to the bigger guy but these things are, in the end, a matter of chance.

I don't think it's a good idea b/c Musk is a truly valuable asset to the USA and a good person and he could be physically harmed by Zuckerberg who IMO is not yet properly socialized (give him another 30 years) and insignificant to anyone other than his firm's stockholders.

Winning a match would not improve Zuckerberg's reputation and could damage it irretrievably. Musk winning a match would boost his reputation only a bit, and would be only worth a good laugh, which he's got already by issuing the challenge.

"Mark Zuckerberg VS Elon Musk: Height, age, weight explored" -

https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2023/06/24/mark-zuckerberg-vs-elo...

" ELON MUSK WEIGHT ADVANTAGE BIGGEST HOLD-UP
In MMA Fight Vs. Zuckerberg" -

https://www.tmz.com/2023/06/23/weight-difference-size-elon-m...
Every freaking day at my house they eat all my decorative plants and the food from my garden. If shooting them was legal I'd never have to buy meat at the grocery store again.
If you get one, open it up and redo all the connections.

I got one and it was just as bad as some youtube videos showed. 2 of the mains wires female spade connectors were loose and barely making contact, not actually grabbing the male spade. But they WERE making contact, which means the machine would appear to work fine if you never looked inside, at least for some unknown time.

And this was actually through Amazon not Aliexpress, so not even the cheapest example, but the same thing of course.
Yeah, I'm interested to hear some key points, but there's nothing here.
Or was just running around one filled with important irreplaceable data but no backups.

I'm sure some IT person is tut-tutting getting ready chide the hypothetical researcher for not following the 3-2-1 rule, or something, but science researchers aren't IT people and they can be expected to not follow IT best practices.
Unless GP is a marriage counselor or family-court judge, I am wondering how many anecdotal child custody cases they would have witnessed.
In our society, institutional education is increasingly necessarily a for-profit pursuit. Regardless the intentions of any entity involved, the structural (or, institutional) first priority must be profit.

On the part of the pupil that pays for an education, their relation to the teacher and institution is limited by their competitive pursuit of a career.

Altogether, anything which risks the institution's potential for profit or the individual pupil's competitive edge in the career market is unsustainable in the aggregate (or, "at scale" in HN lingo). If education itself is compromised, then so be it. This is the norm for good reason. There is no alternative (under capitalism).
There's a reason that men succeed at suicide a lot more frequently than women. Help is often not an option.

In his excellent review [1] of Nostalgia Critic's idiotic, embarrassing and awful review of The Wall, Dan Olson points out that much of the part of the film that Doug makes fun of is specifically the main character being told to hide/suppress emotion and struggling with that and failing.

In other words, the "satire"'s primary take is basically that men showing feelings is being strictly something to be mocked.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rokAtlFGa7Y
Mastodon's biggest problem is if you want to join a general purpose server with a level headed administrator you only have a couple of options. Most servers resemble joining an irc channel or phpbb forum where a mod will ban you for making fun of their favorite video game.

The Fediverse has been successful at attracting techies with time and money, but instead of them using it to help a mid size general public instance they use it to make their own server where they can be the ones imposing the bullshit bans.
And I've seen agents send away passengers who start yelling, and basically kick them to the back of the line for being a jerk (not saying you were a jerk in this scenario).

At the end of the day it doesn't matter how tired, frustrated, upset, etc. you might be. Everyone else likely feels the same and statistically it's very likely one or several people on the flight are in a worse spot than you. That doesn't mean you start getting angry at a United desk agent in O'Hare because Potomac Approach's radio is down. They didn't do it, they don't have the power to fix it immediately, but they do have the power and the right to fix it for everyone else first.

Honey vs. vinegar and all that. There are plenty of ways to let customer service folks know that you're upset without getting angry at them. Another comment in this thread puts it very well: "it can be very beneficial to override [(completely understandable) frustration/anger], and it'll immediately make you easier to deal with." Any time a flight is cancelled the agent immediately has 100-400 people to deal with. Half of them will be downright pissed right off the bat. When they only have 3 open seats on the next flight, they are not giving them out to the people screaming the loudest.
Nothing in the linked article confirms what's being said in the title

Typical FUD campaign, the journalists need to step up their game

> “TikTok’s response makes it crystal clear that Americans’ data is still exposed to Beijing’s draconian and pervasive spying regimes – despite the claims of TikTok’s misleading public relations campaign.”

Well, maybe he doesn't know what the NSA is yet, or maybe he knows, he needs to revise his strategy too, too weak
Twitter as an Idea Validation Tool
Anybody ever interviewed at SpaceX before?
I feel 100% qualified to do the job I'm interviewing for this week, but I'm mostly just looking for any tips on how to study for a non-coding interview w/ them. Any horror stories? I've checked Glassdoor (and googling) and coming up with mostly small odds/ends here and there. Any tips appreciated!
I’m not sure that your neighbours kids voluntary use of an app versus me not being able to buy a car that won’t track my location are really all that equivalent.
Deer don't care about nation-state boundaries, this is one of the more ridiculous metrics I've seen. Deer in the NE American/Canadian boundary zone are not comparable to deer in the Sierra Nevada and foothills. You need to look at thinks like watersheds, habitats, etc.

As far as why the East Coast has a deer problem, they killed off all the predators, unlike on the West Coast. Reintroduce wolves and mountain lions, that's the solution.
Amazing, Looking forward to the new updates. Huge fan of jsonresume and your work in general.
From reading your response I think there are more questions than answers. I'll quickly go through the first ones and get to the main items.

1. Docker does run on Debian[1][2] which is why I referenced "Freebsd or Debian." For reference I've run and used jails for a number of years with development, staging, and production environments. I don't know why frontend developers would be doing system administration, setting security controls, or that using Docker would count as "system management knowledge."

2. I spoke to the on premise part with foreman[2] and pxe booting. The VPS uploading was in comparison to the default images already available for linux with cloud providers verse FreeBSD.

Generally speaking, on your FreeBSD example and most of your points, it reads to me as regular system administration. You can manage your ports and packages just like having .rpm or .dep repos with poudriere[4]. You can lock specific versions of software from automatic updates or not. I'm not really sure why 5 years isn't enough time for a base OS to be supported since you can build your ports from source at anytime. Yes you are required to check the UPDATING file for any breaking changes however if nginx or similar application is critical to your operation and you are speaking to using Docker and other build tools wouldn't you be testing software upgrades anyway? As a vendor wouldn't you have nightly builds to download the latest nginx version and test it? It would seem a bit naive to just "trust" that an auto update would never cause issues because its in LTS.

The bigger item to address, if you are purchasing and using SAP products as part of your business or are a vendor producing/selling a module I don't think the CentOS complaint holds water. The risk you have accepted is that you have no control over how the support, development or updates progress but you want no surprises because it affects your ability to get revenue. That would appear, to me, to be a cost you should pass on to your customer, maybe they will move over to Ubuntu and make things a bit easier for you support and training wise. Most people choose CentOS because it was free and not RHEL thats the risk taken and sometimes risks come with new costs. If your module(in this example) makes them enough revenue, similar to anyone running SAP products, they should have the budget to pay for it.

[1] https://docs.docker.com/desktop/install/linux-install/
[2] https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
[3] https://www.theforeman.org/
[4] https://github.com/freebsd/poudriere
Blizzard has forced multiplayer on everyone. It's not essential for the core gameplay. This is the root issue
"...men and boys were systematically executed..."
huh?
Name any major organisation that’s not selling data excluding companies such as signal and (presumably) apple…
Exercise just makes me feel worse. Junk food makes me feel integrated, whole, and calm. My body fucking hates me.
In my experience, recruiters and hiring managers have barely any capability to read and comprehend a text, so I write my resume for them, with many buzzwords as possible hoping to make it to the stage to discuss the position with someone who has an opposable thumb and then discuss actual requirements for the position and how what I know can help, so yeah those matrix are useless, but there is a gate of id10ts at the entrance to any company and so we need to put them on the resume
Maybe the people who had dads worth hating don't turn out well, and those with dads worth accepting have good outcomes -- exactly part of what the linked article suggests!
> The Tesla community had a immediate backlash claiming that Ross, a major Tesla investor, deliberately sabotaged FSD during the intersection to make Tesla look bad. Alternatively, and simultaneously, they claimed that the car would have stopped if only Ross Gerber would have waited and his intervention was unnecessary and detrimental to Tesla FSD marketing.

Wait.... so the driver was being attentive and saw a situation where the FSD may not react properly, and took manual of the control of the vehicle.

And now a said driver, a Tesla investor and and proponent, is getting backlash for doing the the very thing that the Tesla community has been insisting is necessary when driving beta FSD, which is to pay attention and be ready to take manual control of the vehicle...? And they're saying it's not a glitch but sabotage?

.......... Seriously?
the problem where this gets in the way for me is that i can't tell if a browser tab i opened is current or if it is already old.

hacker news is an example of that. it tells me that this post was submitted 5 hours ago. and if i leave the tab open and look at it tomorrow, it will still say it was 5 hours ago. if it would instead show the actual time, i'd know without reloading that this is already a day old.
Better full screen mode with the Keyboard Lock API
My dad (a genuine West Virginia hillbilly) likes to tell the story that one year through the summer and early fall, he would watch a large white tail out his kitchen window every morning while drinking his coffee. Easily a 10-12 point buck. Around mid fall, he started tracking it to find where it went during the day with plans harvest it at Thanksgiving.

He saw that buck every morning for 8 months and tracked it for two or three weeks. For two weeks he never saw it once. The first day after hunting season, he was drinking coffee and watched the buck peacefully grazing in the yard.
Winning at life. I like it.
https://archive.is/Vl5b4
Summer intern deleted production database and all backups that were stored on the same server.

Same news. Not the intern's/janitor's fault. It is the lab's director's responsibility
There has been some work on that recently see: https://www.routledge.com/Why-Machines-Will-Never-Rule-the-W...

It is dense and opinionated but even if you may disagree at the end, it is absolutely worth a read.
Valuable Books about Investing
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/02/220215113405.h...
Something that is confusing to me is how to use embeddings outside of trivial use cases. Say you want to build something that takes a natural language query, then uses a heterogeneous data set with, say, three different types of data, such as text documents, database schema, and single phrase tags, and you want to create an embedding that maps that native language request to a particular table in a particular database. I have no idea where to begin.
There is no such thing as an extended family unless there are strong nuclear families to begin with. this concept is lost on so many people... But it's simply easier to raise your kids with their grandparents aunts and uncles if grandma and grandpa had a good relationship and aren't divorce to begin with.

Divorce is ultimately at the root of so many social ills but it's verboten to even mention
The Autobiography of Malcolm X is still a great book that everyone should read.
have you tried trailmix and beef jerky instead of junkfood?
General Grant’s Last Stand
I actually have an extension that adds a little expandable section called "Hidden Files" at the bottom of the explorer pane, where I can open it and add a check beside the files I want to hide. In some projects, I change it at leisure, which usually means I'm hiding any files that never have any bearing on my day to day work. Sorry I don't remember the exact name of the extension.
Native TLS is the most impressive part.

I remember being told that modern cryptography isn't usable on old CPUs simply because of the amount of unoptimizable number crunching involved. As in, some steps of the key exchange algorithm would take so long that the server would time out. But apparently that's not a problem for a 386 despite being old and slow?
This article is meant for less technically minded people, rather than an accurate reference at an academic or practitioner level. For this audience, tokens are very much a secret language in my opinion.

Feedback is very much welcome though! What would you consider inaccurate or express differently?
Twelve Day Time Lapse of I-95 Bridge Rebuild
I’m in the same camp as you. I still exercise because I can’t see myself not exercising; plus I know it’s benefiting me physically.

For some reason I really dislike casual talk amongst people about this subject. When people causally give simple solutions to their depression I wonder if they were actually “clinically depressed.” Or they say X helped but forgot to mention they were also on drug Y and seeing a therapist Z many times a week.
My favorite internet depression cure is travel.
The problem is a real problem because people have learned about the fake problem and written real bugs and created the real problem.

It is the bug that creates itself.
A word of advice if I may. The first paragraph on the page says “(…) You can do everything your project needs from a comfortable and smooth interface.”

Generally, overpromising is best avoided. The reader may be thinking completely differently from yourself when you wrote that the project can do “everything”.

Can it keep track of invoices? Staffing? Timelines? Can it track my cloud expenses? Perhaps those things fall under “project management” for your reader.

I recommend being more specific in what the tool does in these first paragraphs.
Thanks, that's interesting!
I think it's probably just very, very unlikely that any individual person individually knows a representative sample of divorced couples, and within what sample there is the original commenter noted that the father contesting custody was a subset.

I think people also maybe aren't primed to think of this in terms of "What percentage of people who contest custody receive custody, by gender?" They're just thinking to themselves "Of the couples I know who are divorced, in what percentage does the woman have custody?", and that is going to be very large because a very small percentage of men contest custody. Anecdotally, almost every divorced couple I know has had child custody with the woman (I am in Australia, for the record). The much smaller subset of "divorced couples where I know the father contested custody" are two father's with custody and one mother. Obviously, those are also the only divorced couples I know where the man has custody - no court is going to give custody for a child to someone who doesn't want it, ideally. I also know a lesbian couple who've gone through a custody dispute but I don't believe that really has any impact here.
There's a segment who function with the idea that the emotional needs of boys, teen guys, and men can go unmet and that they will just somehow crumble and be okay with it. This is not true. People with unmet needs will seek to meet those needs; if something healthy is not provided, it ought to be no surprise when unhealthy means are found as a substitute.

Instead, boys are discriminated against academically, emotionally, in terms of support and scholarships and these people who are in charge of starvation are shocked, shocked! when a guy like that appears to meet their needs.

If someone asked me an obscure sin, something that went unrecognized but was none the less heinous, I would say that attempting to inculcate the innocent with self-loathing, to saddle them with Original Sin, and to more or less attempt to have that hatred internalized, that would be a mortal sin, if for no other reason than there's simply a finite capacity you can find in humanity for that self-abnegation and past that point, one or more will snap, will turn on you, and it will always be in a way you most dread. Most dread because these ground-down types will have an endless flood of hearing the particulars of what another would like that they can simply do the opposite.
Firearms license yes, though transferable from overseas. Permit yes, but just apply online in a few mins. No tags required.

Edit: Oops that was for NZ, not Aus.
Same reason why DOS programs don't run there.
for anyone who didn't read the article: the oil in question is 'soybean oil'.

As a European, I would have guessed it was rapeseed oil when I first saw the headline.
Bingo—like when the recent Buzz Lightyear came out, and there was a side character, non-critical to the story, who happened to be gay. There was outcry in the conservative community about how politics were being "shoved" into entertainment for kids.
You could try to argue that, but I think you’d need more information about how successful this person’s career has been to present much of an argument.

A quick dumb filter that works isn’t dumb, right?
This article was inspired by a Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/tomayac/status/1673173047791034368. It’s apparently not widely known that this works so well—and it’s a nice progressive enhancement that you can add without changes to existing full screen code. Use this trick for any full screen web game, web app, or streamed-to-web environment.
Be interested to hear a comparison between this lib and litestream/litefs, which seem to be actively developed by fly.io for a similar use case

https://litestream.io/
https://github.com/superfly/litefs
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From what I’ve read so far, there’s a lot of variation between states. The law used to explicitly prefer the mother, and that may still be the case in some states. Beyond that, n=2 isn’t a great sample, but there’s definitely going to be bias when it’s a friend sharing only their side of the story. Like how anytime someone you know gets into a car accident, it was definitely the other guy’s fault.
> Boys and men need nuanced male role models (even modestly flawed), not one dimensional grifters

All individual people are nuanced and flawed people when you interact with them one on one (even Tate I imagine).

What's toxic is social media and it's ability to portray a life that doesn't exist.
The real issue isn't at Xbox eliminating PS. The issue is escalation of buyouts/mergers with the survival of the strongest, richest, and biggest market - essentially a monopoly of a market. This not only destroy the actual game selling diversity but also hogging of potential new game programmers and artists. Those wished to start in this industry will have to pay their homage tax/initiation with some internships or job there. If the this deal is allowed, Sony (with the backing of Japanese governments) will start to do massive mergers. And we even not talk about Chinese governments involving to back Japanese, and Chinese companies as long as not USA-based. There is not a need to favor Microsoft or Xbox with this merger. They can easily sign deals with Activision to get exclusive dlcs or games. They already done so with OpenAI ChatGPT without the need to swallow it. This merger MUST be stopped. Anyone against it is just being incredible naive and believe MS is guided by a saint or Mother Teresa.
If they're such a big problem why isn't the government doing anything?,
> Florida has done prescribed burns on more than 1.6 million acres so far this year. California has only burned around 35,000 acres. The state is 2.5 times larger than Florida.

~2021, NPR.

Doesn’t seem like they did much between 2018 and 2021
I got stuck at dca last week. Drive back. Check w/ hertz
America aims for nuclear-power renaissance
A cracked radiator is a pretty easy fix. Like forty bucks in parts and thirty minutes.
One way that I sometimes think about this is that we are all of these things, and that being one thing need not preclude being another as well.
As someone from the Midwest, I avoid venison because of CWD. I don't trust hunters to properly get their stuff tested, and I believe we don't fully understand the impact of it and what happens when you eat meat with it.
> Overwhelmingly, the fathers are giving up custody and not fighting for it.

Couldn't that be confirmation bias - if you don't think you are going to win, and it will cost lots of money - why fight?

Which is why when fathers fight for custody they may win more - because they have a stronger case.
Kickstarter too. Sort of. 20% of the 20 projects I backed were never delivered.
If you're anywhere near Dunedin, drop me a line ;)
IBM Model M buckling spring keyboard
However, if it turned out that having two arms meant you were at a higher risk for a specific cancer, you would probably describe it as 'two arms leads to higher rate of X cancer' rather than 'all humans are at higher risk of X cancer' because it's burying the lede.
> Recently, a Google Alert informed me that I am the subject of deepfake pornography.

How does that work?
Wisconsin used to until the budget was cut. Now you get to see decomposition timelapses and leather carcasses everywhere.