skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> (you could argue that while Boeing's approach seems relatively glacial, Boeing also has far fewer smoking craters and damaged barges than SpaceX).

Yet SpaceX is still cheaper despite those damaged barges and craters. And that's really all there is to those, a cost element. It would be different if they had left smoking corpses but they haven't.

They do really do something right.
Here's a ferry containing electric cars being on fire as we speak:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmfHC6ZeeNg

It will take additional days to extinguish the fire, and then several weeks of monitoring the lithium. You can't get to the batteries since they are specifically enclosed in a way to never get wet.

So, this battery may go nuts and burn up the entire vehicle extremely fast, but you don't know when this will happen. All this while, the entire area is unsafe and unusable.

If tossing them in the sea is not the sustainable option, the only other way is to submerge them in a specialized container to submerge them into. Which needs to be brought to the ship. In this instance, for 25 vehicles. In the future, about every vehicle.
I would like to know who is paying (or bribing in the US) to push these bills. Seems it is a tracking of children bill that advertising companies would love to have access to.

I am sure it will be private companies that do the tracking. Also I am sure an encryption backdoor will be built into this bill if not already.

As a parent, if you want your young child to be "protected", keep them off line.
Buy ultrawide. Then tiling works without screwing over aspect ratio. It's a real estate issue. (5120 x 1440))
YES. Fake praise and empty, kind words will get you far. Unfortunately I learned this far too late. To me it feels gross and manipulative but that's what people want.
The 4th amendment only applies to the government, and has only ever applied to actual tangible property. This is being in public where there is no expectation of privacy.
It doesn't even need to be nefarious or direct. Companies founded by an "ex TLA employee" have increased credibility, and might even procure investment from openly CIA-affiliated venture capital firms like In-Q-Tel. And since the founder has a security clearance (they're "in the club"), the company will have no issues procuring government contracts.

The revolving door works in both directions.
One of the worst things about emotional neglect is it's a positive feedback mechanism.

You are never taught how to properly tend to the emotions of both yourself and others, so unless you pair with an emotionally well-adjusted partner, you will lack the emotional knowledge required to teach your children better. And what's worse, your brain will relapse into the habits it does have experience, which may often be negative.
They hit it in the 90s, except it failed hard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests...
I think they are banking of student loan payments resuming as one lane to absorb liquidity.
> However, for that to be feasible I believe the draconian "copyright forever" laws would have to have never happened.

This argument assumes that you are lawful, in opposite to chaotic, on the ethical axis (see https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CharacterAlignme...).
This looks great! I’ve been pretty underwhelmed with the UX of the other VS Code extensions, for just the reasons you list. This looks a lot like how I imagined an AI extension should work. Gonna try it out.
I'm happy with any new Wordpress advancement, the only one I still struggle with is Gutenberg which still after however many years of being default leaves a lot to be desired.
Focusing on VS Code for at least the next few weeks, but we've planned from the start! You can read more here (https://continue.dev/docs/how-continue-works), but the Continue server abstracts over the IDE APIs, so it will be easier to support any IDE, even letting you run Continue in "headless mode" from the a Python script, the CLI, or in CI/CD.
Science of Spin: The Physics of Tennis and Spin [video]
The "actual scientific research" will be most abundant and reliable for ADHD being correlated with this symptom. In fact, ADHD is frequently diagnosed using only this symptom along with any quantity of unavoidable life inhibiting factors that proceed from it.

You'd find it an impossible feat to put together an adult subject group that excludes the PTSD variable, or a child group that includes it. Psychologists will find it impossible to use PTSD in differential diagnosis, given its frequency for ADHD (and autistic) individuals.
Ring should make a dashcam.
That is awesome! Did you consider using the temporal_tables extension? I think it's basically like version history for tables. I haven't used this before personally though. https://pgt.dev/extensions/temporal_tables
Let me analyze your sewage and garbage and sell your consumption habits to the highest bidder, and I might bite. Think of it as a "sump scription" :D
Sway (i3) can stack any program as tabs.
But that was also a risk, because then companies would standardize on the old version because they didn't want to send files their business partners couldn't open. It also opened the door to a competitor because if you're going to make a compatibility-breaking change anyway...
This sort of approach is only really viable in certain climates and with certain starting conditions, ideally away from extremes in temperature and drought where seedlings can compete with what's already established. I live in the (climate change pending) sun-baked former prairie of East Denver and a laissez faire approach to the vegetation in my yard is a virtual guarantee that invasives (kochia, bindweed, curly dock) will completely dominate.

I've found you don't have to be totally organized about it uprooting the worst of the noxious weeds, scattershot planting of desirables, and watering unpredictably around a busy life schedule, but this still takes a lot of time and energy. At that point, if you value your time and energy, you find yourself needing to make plans and genuinely care about the process.
There aren't real psychics nor real psychic readings
> Unless those are actually padded to 32 bits in the VM or something.

They are.
> You don't mention any of these possible causes though.

What about

* The rise of blockbusters. Jaws was the first in 1975. Domestic office boomed https://i.redd.it/7nmrszljbdda1.png

* The rise of home gaming and computing. The second generation of gaming consoles is right around this time: Fairchild Channel F (1976), Atari 2600 (1977), Odyssey (1978)... In 1977 you had the Apple II, TRS-80, and the Commodore PET.

* VHS got introduced in 1977.

If we posit there are only so many dollars any one person is willing to spend on entertainment, perhaps it's not a stretch to think these have contributed to less dollars being spent on music?
Cmon, man
> to pay a person

Not in the Bay Area
No, the balance sheet will not sort itself out over time. Every time the fed starts making progress markets tank and rich people flex their influence to get their assets pumped back up.

How much do you want to bet that it goes under, say, $1T by 2030?
No, what? Literally no one has been fired for saying that alone, and if they have it was wrong and they deserve their job back.

Do you, in fact, defend the policy of not firing someone from their job simply for saying, "I am a racist, I dislike <ethnic group>"?
That sounds like a duopoly, but it's still surprising that there was no third option at all. Are you sure they couldn't even bring printed out forms?
Thanks. That's crazy.
It's insecure because someone on path (or actually off-path but harder) could replace the contents of your website with whatever they want, including taking payments "on your behalf" and then just pocketing them. The main original point of HTTPS, and why I assume it does not use starttls or similar, is so people in the late 1990s and early 2000s could figure out what websites they were allowed to put their credit card numbers into.
> They can be, if pre-sorted correctly.

There's no way to do this in my area. Nobody will accept plastic bags for recycling.
The obvious answer is "pay people more".

If we had UBI, for instance, and people did not have to work in order to have basic needs (food and shelter) met, then the willingness to do unpleasant jobs like sewer cleaning will go down, and it'll be necessary to pay people more to do that work.

And the need to pay people more will then drive technological innovation that may today not be worthwhile because "just hire someone" is less expensive. And in a world with UBI, automating away unpleasant jobs becomes more of an unmitigated win.

(In case it isn't clear: I think "UBI plus a free market" is a much better system than "don't pay people but magically hope all the work gets done anyway".)
> That is all it takes. basic physics napkin math

And yet Tesla and SpaceX and now wiping the floor with their competitors.

If it was really so "basic", why didn't those other multi-billion dollar companies do what Tesla and SpaceX are doing?
My (honestly non-snarky) answer is: who cares?

Do we really need all of the programmers that are currently being employed? Will society collapse if there aren't 100,000 working on the next photo sharing app?

The important stuff will get done. Anything that is a luxury will get done only if someone wants to do it for themselves or if someone can convince another person to do it. Money doesn't need to disappear under a world of UBI, it's just not something that every single person on earth needs to participate in under thread of starvation and death.
I'm not talking about code.

The goal of the transaction is for the Spanish bank to have access to USD. In the example given, the Spanish bank would then have to take the crypto it got and trust an exchange to give it USD in exchange for the crypto.

How do you get USD to the Spanish bank without trusting a third party?
Engineers clean up with TidyBot – Princeton Engineering
USian here, my daughters high school will be over 9 miles away and crosses 2 major interstate exchanges. Google says it's a 3 hour walk. The school itself is in the middle of nowhere and pretty much demands that kids be driven or bussed to it.
It was decided long ago: https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/west-virginia-v.-barnett...

There was a Jehovah's Witness in our school. And of course he would not participate, leading some of the other kids to want to beat him up. They only gave up after they were threatened by the school and told by their parents that they have to respect other views. That was long ago, when the US valued civility. These days the parents would probably tell their kids to beat him up. The parents might even show them some moves.
Looks like this is similar to GitHub Copilot Chat [0], just open source right? I like that you're supporting open models as well rather than just ChatGPT. Is there a way for your extension to read the file you're in as input before you ask any questions, so that it has the context of what you want to do?

[0] https://github.blog/2023-07-20-github-copilot-chat-beta-now-...
Really appreciate this! Would love to hear feedback once you try
Businesses who want to hire experts in their niche for pennies on the dollar will have a hard time finding people.

The great thing about people is that they can get really good at things in the right environment.

Build your own experts and recognize the incentive to retain your investment by keeping workers happy.
I recently got a macbook pro m2 in order to do local ML dev, and Finder has got to be one of the worst, most user-hostile programs I've ever used. It's not a good look when fucking windows explorer offers a better user experience.
They do. https://ring.com/products/car-cam
That a bit oversimplifies the complex issue of animal sentience and our ethical responsibility, reducing it to absurdities.

The crux isn't interfering with natural predation but acknowledging our role in unnecessary, large scale animal suffering, which differs from the survival driven ecological balance in nature.

As people who can make ethical choices, we should choose to act to reduce unnecessary animal suffering and environmental destruction.

Btw, dogs are omnivores and can thrive on plant-based diets tailored to their needs, while cats are obligate carnivores and require meat to avoid suffering and live healthily. Our carnivorous pets consume 25% of our meat production, so if someone is really concerned about meat consumption, they should consider another companion, such as a rabbit or a guinea pig.
Profit sharing minus investment equals residuals.

So I was saying they already have profit sharing without investment.

I guess I could have explained that in a simpler way.
You can run TLS stacks that work with modern websites on old devices, it's just not really that secure, see https://www.dialup.net/wingpt/tls.html for running "Modern TLS/SSL on 16-bit Windows"
From what I read, the problem is that you need to have the driver's name on the insurance policy even if the car is owned by a corporation.
You can use SponsorBlock on yt-dlp as well, which is what I do sometimes.
But it isn’t 0.25 percent. It’s 0.25 percentage points.[1] Writing 25 basis points is shorter than that.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percentage_point
Entirely this. Plastic recycling has done more to increase the use of plastic than anything else. By design, it turns out.

Before plastic recycling came around, we were well on our way to eliminating most one-time use of plastics. Now, we use more than ever before in history.
Okay, so are you disputing what I said? Various disparate religions and ideologies have cultivated adherents with notable success across history -- not least among them is free-market capitalism.
No, at the breach it will just burn up until the arc dissipates. But it will be an impressive fireworks display. A superconductor is in the end just another conductor, it has a well defined current carrying capacity while superconducting and if it stops doing that then that current will suddenly see an increased resistance, how much current is moving through it at the time it failes determines how fast and how violent it burns out when it goes, but it won't be unlike another transmission line failure. Those are still very impressive:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zib4IV2TIg

It stays lit until the breaker goes at 3:57.
Single window apps came in with NeXT. I heard a theory early on in the NeXT/Apple merger that it was because the window server buffering was so heavyweight on early hardware that multiple windows just made things too slow.

While I personally agree with you, I think you're overestimating the desire of most users to manage multiple window clutter themselves except in very limited contexts.
> The experiment that demonstrably makes cars safer than a human driver?

There is no independently verifiable data that supports this.
Do you, personally, care?

Seems to me: Yes. And you are not alone, so actually, yah, it's working.

And why are you mentioning "eat them" there's nothing wrong with that. Destroy their homes is quite unrelated.
Responsible disclosure is killing the zero day industry
With SAAS, if the software is barely usable but lacks competition, vendor gets paid even if they don't fix bugs or broken functionality. When paying up-front, there always is competition - your own old version; so the vendor has strong financial motivation to make improvements since the recurring "maintenance" upgrade revenue is conditional on them, unlike in SAAS.
The centeredmaster patch for dwm works roughly like that - the master window(s) is in the center of the screen and the rest is stacked on the left and right.
Is daydreaming as maladaptive as it's presented? For me it's more like scenario planning than nonsense dreaming. Even if 90% is fruitless, 10% have fed into real life decisions that have had real life outcomes.

An extreme example is that "call of the void" feeling one gets when standing beside a large drop. Is it daydreaming to engage with this feeling in this scenario, or is it an intuitive way to reinforce positive decisions?
I feel like everyone has forgotten about the ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermi_paradox
It's confusing hearing all the things I like about macOS used as detractors. All the points the presenter makes against macos are basically "It doesn't work the way I currently work". He doesn't seem to make much attempt to research why it behaves the way it does nor consider the benefits.

For example, one of his primary complaints is that the user must click to focus before interacting with an application. This makes it a lot less likely to accidentally trigger an action and also makes moving focus a single, large hit target instead of a web of tiny hit targets. It also lets you focus the app without changing the focus within the app. This consistency is so much more valuable to me than the elimination of the extra click.
> There’s absolutely no need for the ridiculous pedantry, and it adds less than nothing to the comment chain. Be better.

But it sure does tell us a hell of a lot about the person who wrote it.
I guess I can share my story. It's not as egregious as others but it does frustrate me still.

My team went through a lot of instability. We lost 2 devs, a manager, a director, and a VP in 2 months. We were the only 4 software engineers working on the product.

The company worked according to milestones. Every month we'd need to meet some arbitrary feature set. We were planning to launch every month for 9 months straight. That's right, the entire 800 person company was aiming to launch in less than 30 ways for 9 months.

Our product was shit. It was rushed and messy. After we hired a new director and hired more devs those original 4 people (including me) got yelled at, blamed for the bad product, and pushed out of the company.
Google Maps and its ilk are like the contacts in your phone. If you teach your brain you don't need to remember that detail because you have a gadget to do it for you, you brain won't remember it. I have a pretty good mental map of the world around me, and can navigate pretty well, but the moment that a GPS navigation system gets involved, my brain shuts off and I don't remember how to get anywhere or where things are in relation to other things. I noticed this effect 25 years when I got my first in-car navigation system. I'm really good at recalling long sequences of numbers, six or seven credit cards and bank cards, including CV2 and expiry dates between my wife's wallet and my wallet, but the numbers in my contacts list on my phone, I don't remember any of those, my brain has learned it doesn't need to. I have observed the same effect in code navigation tools in IDEs for a quarter of a century, myself and other people forgetting the function they wrote just ten minutes ago. With the rise of chat GPTs I wonder how long we stop remembering details about documentation when there is an application that will just tell us what we need to know. There was even an Outer Limits episode about this very subject 30+ years ago.
"25 bps" eliminates that ambiguity between "0.25%" meaning (current rate% + 0.25%) or (current rate% * 1.0025)
If you want to define right wing rule as only "talking about doing right wing things" then ok. I define it as doing them and achieving them, which would amount to actually stopping immigration and starting deportations to equal net negative immigration. So as to your point exactly, the net positive numbers are intentional, or are not stoppable for whatever inconsequential right wing elements exist as they don't have the power to achieve right wing outcomes.

The sum-total of political power when you mix all factions together, and judge things by results of what is happening, not only what is said, then constant positive net foreign migration and an overall consensus of this continuing doesn't support right wing government rule.

>do so by dealing with the backlog, providing safe routes.

If you mean safe route back to their country of origin, that is certainly a possible option that a right wing government might pursue. Since that isn't happening, there isn't a true right wing government in power and hasn't been for some time (have to include the courts here too).

There are factions that maybe talk a good game, and don't move the needle on policy or even consensus rhetoric. That's not a point in favor of right wing politics being in power.
Announcing her conversion, she said, "This is to announce that I am proud to have become a Muslim. This is the natural conclusion of any intelligent theologian's journey. All scripture study leads to Islam. Which makes all other scriptures redundant."
I assume there's a thread there that elaborates? Can't see threads anymore if you're logged out of Twitter/echs.
I find posts like this honestly infuriating because its like you don't know the first thing about an entire, specialized field, yet because its something taking place in tech you feel like you're qualified to write about it. Ask the same question about chemistry, biology, electrical engineering, or any STEM subject, and here's the actual answer: it's beyond the scope of a comment on hacker news to spoon feed you an entire fucking field in a way that will make sense to you.

You will have to read papers, and think about what works and doesn't, over years to understand what is going on. And to be ahead of the curve -- you'll also have to do your own experiments that 9/10 won't yield any interesting results. In the blockchain and 'crypto' industry we also have the problem that entry is easy while skilled execution is not. Consequently: many fuck-ups have happened. It's easy to point to them and say that 'this is the industry' but its really not. Those are a few bad eggs.
The Fed could do a better job wrt to expanding that target audience.

I've always found it slightly silly that getting the rates and prices needed to judge the performance of the Fed, Treasury, and so on effectively requires use of a Bloomberg terminal (there are structural reasons why this is the case but the fed wields a big stick).

Even worse in the UK - DMO supposedly not competent in general but I have no first-hand experience.
Ok so why can't the rest continue to make as much as they would have made otherwise? They can still work their day jobs.
I think there's a huge difference between everyone having unlimited material goods Star Trek style and UBI being a floor for everyone. I think of UBI as a floor that I can go below no matter how bad I screw up. If I start a company and max out my credit cards to fund it and it goes belly up then no matter how much I still owe to Chase I will still get my $1000/month to pay the rent and put food in my belly.

But I will still want luxury goods and I'm willing to work for them most of the time. I want a phone upgrade every few years which might be a luxury I couldn't afford under UBI. I like flying airplanes and certainly would need to work to pay for that hobby. But if I get burnt out and want to read books for a year then I could do that too!
If we want this to stop, we’d need to set up an open source project that likewise tracks politicians, CEOs and judges.
It's inaccurate. An 0.25% increase on 5% is 5.0125%.
I agree with the first. The second I think is missing the target. This really doesn't have anything to do with search. Instead this is Google (The largest ad seller) using it's market position (as the maker of Chrome/Chromium, the most popular browser) to prevent users from not seeing its ads on any website where they're displayed.
> I've yet to see any recycling guidelines with anywhere near the amount of required precision

I’ve been pretty impressed by the A-Z list which my local council in the UK has. Covers 95% of the questions I’ve had on what to put where https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/l and-waste-and-housing/waste-and-recycling/recycling-and-waste-prevention-in-west-sussex/a-to-z-of-recycling/
Wow, a network of these with ANPR would be better than fixed cameras.
“For now, we will delete those [CSAM] posts and reinstate the account.”