skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Discussion here a month ago on one of the contested papers:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36344397
They may have outsourced even the business and management talent for manufacturing and become a mere brand that resells stuff built to spec by others. Shareholder value is maximized until everything is hollow and then it goes to zero.
I believe that Jesus is Lord, and everyone who seeks him finds him.

Matthew 7:17 - "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you."

I was given a very clear sign 17 years ago, not when I asked God to prove himself, but only incidentally when I was seeking his guidance on something; it's nevertheless lasted as an undeniable proof for me. Though, it's better to believe without seeing.

John 20:29 - "...blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed."

Acts 2:38 - "Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins."

Disclaimer: I do not identify with American/political 'Christianity'.
The problem is that the range of your new EV will only decrease with time. A car with 350 mile range will become much lower after 5 years.

> According to Geotab, a transportation connectivity services company, an average EV loses 2.3% of its battery capacity each year that it's in service. An EV that has a 300-mile-range would have a 293-mile-range after a year. After five years on the road, you could expect a range of 266 miles on a single charge.

https://cars.usnews.com/cars-trucks/advice/how-long-do-ev-ba...
I found it a bit surprising, but Soulseek is still chugging along well too. :)
I thought reforming the bonds of microfractures was already well known as a differentiator between metalloids and true metals? So does this mean that metalloids just shouldn't be a group anymore, or that they instead have to be expanded to include more materials? And certain substitutional alloys can be argued to be self healing. In bronze the copper will replace any displaced tin and zinc bonds without heat, for example.
It’s also about driving everything to the bottom. Why does society need a cheap throwaway tool? What if only high quality, well made tools were available that truly reflected their production cost - both materially, environmentally and in terms of complete labour cost (as in, well paid employees with adequate 401k, holidays, etc). Not everyone needs a cheap tool, what if the tool reflected the true cost and it was very expensive and only a few have them? What happens? You borrow one. You save up for one. You pay a professional who has all the right tools.

I’m pretty sure this is (put very simply), how it always worked until globalization was sold as a good idea. It’s funny how democracy attempted to trickle down into materialism - as in we think it’s our god damn right to own whatever we want at the lowest possible cost regardless of its effects.
Not to mention, on a close timeframe, most texts not even having an author aside from ChatGPT plus some glue code to post them as "legit" articles and blogs and social media comments and such.
> > the sole reason why...

> Strong disagree.

> 1. The USA's current stance toward Taiwan is largely a continuation of its historic stance, which had absolutely nothing to do with semiconductors.

> The USA currently maintains a strategic ambiguity...The Six Assurances were communicated to Taiwan about half a decade before the founding of TSMC.

This.

The strategic ambiguity is a message from the US to both sides of the Taiwan strait:

1. It deters CCP from taking over Taiwan,

2. It also deters Taiwan from changing the status quo.

But given the recent trajectory of CCP under Xi's dictatorship to be more aggressive, US has been more assertive of the defense of Taiwan [1] (though it is still technically a strategic ambiguity, unlike its Security Treaty with Japan).

[1]: https://www.reuters.com/world/biden-says-us-forces-would-def... "Biden says U.S. forces would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion"
it could be good for humanity IF the societal and economic model for basic survival would evolve in tandem.

If we were moving towards UBI and made employment an optional thing then a world in which machines do most of the human work would be utopic indeed

But reality has evolved differently, and after the need for manual labour and craftsmanship got decimated in the last century, now software is pushing into the fields where all the people needing jobs who aren't needed in production ended up.

If we follow this train of thought, that we'd like to diminish the need for individual labour, without removing the individuals need to work as well, we'll just be enlarging the divide between affluence and utter poverty.
Nah.

CTO literally means anything and nothing within companies. Here are a few common ones in my opinion:

- Head technology/engineering person responsible for hiring, managing budget and deciding technology.

- Head technology explainer to c-suite, board and customers. Think of them as a technical sales executive.

- Place to stash a technical founder who’s stepped down from a CEO role and is not engaged. SVP of Engineering handles all day-to-day work.

- Highly engaged technical founder working on passion or “emerging” projects.

- Highly engaged technical founder providing day-to-day strategy only.
smh You can't make the game to easy.
How does one keep going so long with the same passion, energy and excitement? Is it because of working in academia? Corporate life with its politics has exhausted me and sucked all the passion out of work. My cognitive abilities are declining due to the constant pressure to show (fake) impact and tout my own horn to move up.
I hated that song, but I too find myself loving how he turned this raid around
55K was all tourists, not just cruise tourists.
".. competent enough to decide they don't want to be there but not competent enough to meaningfully integrate with society..."

At some level these should be mutually exclusive conditions; one (unable to integrate) is the major fact that disproves the other (competent enough for self-determination).

"but would become sufficiently lucid to disinter themselves before discontinuing medication and resuming drinking and drugging."

If someone is forcibly committed to an institution, there would almost certainly need to be a set of steps to transition to a non-institutionalized way of living. For example, a probation-like system to monitor progress and look for signs of relapse and non-compliance would almost need to exist. Halfway house stays may also make the transition more likely to stick. probably some combination of those.

Much of this sounds like the kind of things you do in criminal matters. It's not surprising that it would. The resemblance is only because both deal with behavioral issues requiring the denial of personal liberties. However, we mustn't view this kind of thing like its about criminality, someone that isn't sufficiently mentally sound enough to support themselves isn't a criminal: almost certainly not from a moral point of view.

But at some point, the impacts on society by the extremely mentally ill can be just as negative as someone acting with criminal intent. So appropriate responses may look similar, but for the mentally ill they should not be punitive.
>It's weird to me that you are conflating asking GPT a question related to your article and writing your article. Would you have a similar reaction if he had said "according to google"?

Yes.

Though at least with Google, the author still gets a chance to somewhat evaluate the links they are given.
It becomes turtles all the way down.

The south secedes. Then a few states don't dig the confederacy and secede from that, to form "The States of Northern Florida". Then some counties secede, then some cities secede, then a few individuals secede.

This actually happened, (not the Florida part). Once seceding was an option on the table, individual states started considering it and individual counties. And the whole thing was going to break apart.

Once you start down the path of anybody can 'dissolve the political bands' then the whole enterprise dissolves into anarchy.

You can interpret the Declaration of Independence literally all you want. But I'm pretty sure it was just a big middle finger to England. Once the US consolidated, those in power did what all people in power did, and it was more 'Can't have anymore of that'.
You don’t need to do any of that when you’re on top, either as an entrepreneur or head scientist with tenure.
More non-avian dinosaurs yet to be uncovered than have previously been found
An American volunteered to fight ISIS and helped fight for workers rights in a brewery. That's about as close to an American hero as you can possibly be. If you're not happy with that and want to cast all sorts of other aspersions on him then I don't know what to tell you. If you're looking for someone to debate some kind of "-ism" then I suggest you check out Twitter or Reddit.
I (and I believe jwocky as well) expected some kind of rationale. There are no figures nor probabilities supporting the conclusion in the linked article.

Of course if one pirates the paper they can learn more.
The system optimizes for cost because most customers shop for cost.

When you are working you want wages as high as possible. When you are shopping you implicitly want others wages as low as possible.

Almost everything in economics is a paradox like that because it’s a machine made of feedback loops and control systems. A standard control system has something pushing one way and something else pushing the other way.
Micro-Mesh Overview (Part 1)
Thinking about where I grew up, every public pool I went to was basically subsidized by being attached to hockey arenas. None of them are gone yet luckily.
Yeah, Gnutella was very quickly pulled by AOL. There was no chance to see if Nullsoft would follow through and release the source (which they hinted at with the name Gnu-...).

In the short term there must have been folks unofficially hosting the installer, and probably substituting different bootstrap peers.

Quickly the protocol was reverse engineered and reimplemented, thanks to being text based, and maybe also due to users of IDA.
The Mayan collapse might also be instructive.
There's a pretty good trick to dealing with this (I've found): just call up the credit card company and tell them that you tried contacting the merchant, then ask them to bounce the charge
I understand binary, but the quote said "10 types" without claiming it was written in binary. It should say: "There are 10 types of people: those who default to reading numbers in binary, and normal people."
Wait what??? So 1-2 degrees average is enough to be past peak photosynthesis temperatures? And putting black solar panels is going to bring that back into optimal range? I can’t see any of that being close to factual. Crops under panels could make a lot of sense but not for any of what you said. solar panels raise the localized temp. Solar panels probably keep the area warmer when the sun is down(heat island effect). They also provide shade. Those things could be good or bad for the crop depending on the crop and the region. It’s hot today, I’m going to open the freezer door to cool the house.
I suggest you try building it and see ‘just’ how easy it is.
The Myth of Self-Describing XML (2003) [pdf]
That’s not the real issue. You are confusing a side effect with a root cause. The root is capitalism. Btw ,for the record, I am not against capitalism. I am very much for it. It’s just that this is the side effect of capitalism. A capitalistic environment begets competition. Competition begets survival. Survival begets perpetual need to contain costs. People for most business are a big part of its cost structure. Unless you are a monopoly (think google etc) there is little incentive to give your employees a fair wage. Labor market supply and demand play a part in this too but all things equal to survive in competition keeping cost as low as possible goes a very very long way.

I think just like everything evolves capitalism needs to evolve too. “We need capitalism 2.0”Profit cannot be the sole focus. We need to shift to capitalism with a heavy bent on sustainability. Sustainable profits, sustainable for the community it serves in etc. we live in an evolved society where we curb our raw instincts for the general good. There used to be a time when all humans simply acted on their r as emotion and instincts and from that we evolved on. Same need to happen with how we organize and structure our economies and businesses.
vim. cat. less. grep. find. wc. git. (and so on...)

life is better (TM)

kids: get off my lawn
Just swizzle the ID.
Sorry for your loss. I hope you’ve found some peace.
> Or consider a PWA music player - 50MB of music is all you can play offline.

> Or a photo editor - 50MB is the limit for all your saved files unless you want to save them to a cloud server.

Why should either of these be saving files in an app-specific private datastore? Music, photos, videos, etc. should be in the standard system locations. The app's data storage should be solely used for settings, cache, and other internal data only useful to the app.

I'm not familiar with PWAs but if they can't access system storage then I don't think they're a useful choice for a music player or photo editor.
That probably plays a factor.
Nope, the same people would recognize that AI chatbots are the best thing coming for education in a century: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_2_sigma_problem
There are plenty of US cities where car ownership is unnecessary. New York City and Washington, D.C. for example have very robust public transportation.
Is this article journalistic dramatization or do we have actual PIs in a field saying nonsense like "be careful what you wish for?" Was that taken out of context somehow? Maybe it's just the difference between physics and this field, but I'd never dare to respond to "your evidence is insufficient, and there seem to be problems with your methodology" with a statement like, "oh yeah? I'll show you evidence, be careful what you wish for." As if the ask is somehow unreasonable or unprecendented.
Also I already stand for close to 2 hours while commuting (in train) so I don't really appreciate more standing (even stand up meeting).
The question is did it have an ozone effect relative to say Mt Pinatubo perturbation
I’ve had a lot of success building good abstractions with a version of this “second app” idea. The delta between designing for 1 app and designing for 2 apps is vast, but once you’ve designed for 2, you are generally very close to being able to support N apps. By the time you get to 3, you understand the problem domain very well and have a lot of confidence in your interfaces.
Same, lol. I love coding and startups. We hit the jackpot.
I wonder if there would be anyone defending the service provider if it was AWS or Azure, for instance, instead of Fly.io
Yes, the linked article called it myth based on usage of a 1/2 atmosphere food-saver vacuum. I responded that such pressure was too low, and higher pressure especially combined with heat worked very well, and I linked to UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences as a source to confirm this.

The linked article’s author showed that counter top food savers aren’t effective, but I’d trust the university’s food science department when it comes to the broader use of pressure in general, specifically when used with heat as in a pressure cooker, which uses significantly more pressure.
This I feel is closer to the reality - craftsman has "sold the brand" so hard that they can't charge anything like a premium, and their quality is now south of Harbor Freight.
He was right though, they just sold other stuff at Best Buy too.
Oh, there are definitely many reasons to not work at Oxide -- not least that it's hard, grueling work! (Indeed, part of our process is getting candidates sufficiently understanding what the work actually entails to allow them to make a decision for themselves.)
Roofers are where they get their drugs.
>I've heard rumors that an N=3 computer exists, aka 'ternary' (EDITed) but I have my doubts

Rumours? This is the internet. Rumour to research is a few clicks away.

They did exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setun
Bartertown vs Flavortown, which will prevail?
At first I was really wowed by this. But when I learned that another inteligent human species was around (I can't recall if that was specifically Homo Sapiens or another.) it suddenly felt far too believable that this could have been done by someone else.

The find is real and they have great footage of it, but for their presentation to ignore evidence against them and/or alternate explanations is disappointing.
Take your own emotional reactions down a couple of notches there yourself first. Wtf!

What part of what I said was an "internet theory" and exactly what are my other theories? Do you just mean ideas you merely react to at a surface level instead if attempting any level of undersranding or discourse??

> That's why we have human rights

No, the only reason there are human rights is because people are human.

> people are free to do what they want, without giving a f- if you like it or not

What does this even mean? Are you saying society should be able to lock up arbitrary people for no reason or do you not know this already happens? Asylums are the institutuions, forced incarceration when you are considered insane is a thing, as are many laws that jail people who are not harming others on suspicion that they will cause harm or are behaving undesirably.

> Yes, there are limits where we harm others.

Or yourself, that's what the entire discussion here is about in case you missed it.

> Let's be honest: People just don't like other people who lack housing and look dirty; people are scared of what's different; the rest is mostly rationalization for oppression.

And my "internet theory" as you put it, instead of opression, it allows freedom for the would be oppressed to chase the life they choose. Have you heard of nudist colonies? That's the idea except you cannot rejoin mainstream society so long as you refuse to conform to its ways, but you should not have similar obligations either like taxation. If you are in these expelled communities like the insane, unvaccinated, etc... you still get to vote, access the internet and do just about anything so long as you stick to your physical isolation. It decriminalizes many victimless crimes.

And mainstream/majority society will decide like it already is doing.
I think it used to be 2D. Check out the earlier dev blogs.
Any of them you would recommend besides those two?
>Around where I live people regularly ride their electric bikes or electric scooters on the sidewalk, many without much regard for pedestrians.

That's illegal where I live[0], and not just for e-bikes.

Unfortunately, people still do it, of course. In fact, I quoted RCNY 4-07 (c)(3) [see below] to three young women riding Citibikes[1] on the sidewalk the other day.

I get that folks are afraid of cars (especially since most drivers pay exactly zero attention to anything they can kill/maim by hitting and only worry about the panel trucks and buses), but the solution isn't to endanger pedestrians on the sidewalk. Rather, providing separated bike lanes makes much more sense.

Unfortunately, the pervasive car culture (especially in the US, cf. Jaywalking[2]) makes such changes less likely, especially outside of urban areas. And more's the pity

Admin Code – 19-176 – Bicycles ridden on sidewalks may be confiscated and
riders may be subject to legal sanctions (see also: RCNY § 4-07(c) (3)

RCNY 4-07 (c) (3) No driving bikes on sidewalks, unless sign allows or wheels
are less than 26 inches in diameter and rider is twelve years or younger

RCNY 4-14 (c) No person shall ride a bicycle in any park, except in places
designated for bike riding; but persons may push bikes in single file to and
from such places, except on beaches and boardwalks.

[0] https://nybc.net/education/bike-law/2-uncategorised/68-a-sum...

[1] https://citibikenyc.com/

[2] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/in-theory/wp/2016/03/01/...
> Unless you're wealthy enough to delegate it to an assistant

Funny. I wouldn't call myself wealthy but considered doing this a couple days ago. This washing machine thing charged my card then didn't give me working credits

I knew at that point I'd end up spending several hours dealing with customer support hell and possibly calling up the CC company to bounce the charge. At some point I'll probably get an assistant just because I really don't have time for this shit anymore
I do not know if any such studies have ever been done in USA or in other countries where fluoride has been introduced intentionally in the drinking water.

Nevertheless, there are studies which have found increased frequencies of bone defects in some regions from Asia where the drinking water has naturally an increased amount of fluoride in comparison with the regions where the drinking water has less fluoride.

Regarding the supposed benefits of the fluoride introduced in the drinking water, that may be a case of correlation without causation, because similar reductions in the frequency of dental cavities have happened in countries that do not use fluoride in the drinking water, but where the dental hygiene has been improved by other means.

In order to attribute the improved dental health to fluoride in the drinking water one must control for confounding factors like how many people wash their teeth now and how many washed their teeth before, how many wash their teeth correctly now and how many before, how many use other products, like mouth wash solutions, how often people go to dentists now and before and many others.

I have not seen any of the statistics that claim to support the utility of fluoride in drinking water to include all the additional statistics that are needed to prove that there is any relationship between the drinking water and the frequency of cavities.

In any case, true or not, the danger for children to swallow fluoride (which is more concentrated in toothpaste or in a mouth washing solution than in fluoridated drinking water) is the justification given in this paper for why a toothpaste without fluoride may be useful.
What does "U-shaped" mean or imply? I searched, but am still unclear.

Will the distribution be more even or more uneven?