skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was in the hospital for about two weeks at the beginning of 2022. It was awful. The nurse would come in for evening meds and checks around 10-11 PM. When I was lucky enough to have neighbors who weren't trying to die all night it was usually relatively quiet from midnight to 4 AM. Then things would start to pick up. Phlebotomists making rounds to draw blood before 5 AM. Morning meds between 5-6 AM. Nursing shift change at 7 AM. Doctors doing rounds mid morning. Breakfast mixed in there somewhere. Of course I couldn't actually _do_ anything all day except try to read or play around on my phone, so I spent a lot of time dozing.

I wasn't so lucky for the first week of my stay. I was on IV meds that pushed my BP up significantly, to the point where every time the automatic hourly BP reading was taken it would set off alarms. During the day the charge nurse would usually silence the alarm (from the nursing station) immediately but at night they were understaffed (this was during a covid wave) and the nursing station often wasn't manned. So sometimes the alarm would sound for 20+ minutes. Every hour... all night... Eventually I found a sympathetic nurse who actually knew how to adjust the settings on the machine and disabled the alarm entirely.

At least I didn't have to share a room. That would have been misery.
I didn't watch the video you linked, but I accept your summary of his experience then (1 year ago). The video I link is from 2 weeks ago. A good half of the video is describing many frictions he has encountered with non-Tesla charging networks. Perhaps his experience/evaluation has changed in the intervening interval.

I personally have experienced those frictions myself, in my limited EV experience. I am glad that you have had a better experience - I absolutely want non-Tesla charging networks to be high reliability and easy to use! For everyone, but also for myself, since I don't want to purchase a Tesla.

In the final analysis, I don't know how Technology Connections feels about the state of non-Tesla charging networks. In fairness, I'm not sure you do either. It sounds like his experience was more positive a year ago. But from his most recent video, it doesn't sound like he feels like non-Tesla charging networks work very well or reliably.

To be clear on one point: I haven't encountered lines or interpersonal conflict at charging points. I have encountered plugs not working, payment not being accepted, and rates lower than advertised capability. Before I had those experiences, I had heard people on HN complain about CCS charging network reliability. After, I saw Technology Connections complain about it. All I can say is that my experience has corresponded with those reports.
> If you could ensure great strategy based on learned data

That's my point. If your learned data is coming from a simulation that doesn't model actual sailboat fluid dynamics, you've learned little.

A robot that learned to sail by studying a hollow cube floating in a bathtub full of marbles is not going to be able to make an actual sailboat do anything useful out on real water.
Faster Chrome releases (round two)
I'm very grateful to the cargo team for updating their guidance to default to favor reproducibility.
If there is zero coke why aren't there close to zero calorie foods that fill you up?
OKRs? More like, R U OK?
The business world is filled with this type of theater, where teams adopt the latest best practices that work within a very specific context, and then behind the curtains, we all tell each other what a waste of time it was. Most of the time, teams have no power to change the fact that OKRs are part of their organization; perhaps we should push harder.
This is true.
I'm in the UK and cars are getting bigger and uglier for no reason, just like taller versions of existing cars. People don't realise that big cars look stupid.
> So I'm saying that a course of action that led a country towards becoming fractured, empoverished and in a hot war with its larger neighbour was wrong course.

What if what led a country to become involved in a hot war its larger neighbour was entirely on its larger neighbour.
> In the UK the level 2 charger is just a plug and the user supplies their own cable. It cuts cost, cuts down on vandalism, and makes the car side port no longer as important.

That sounds really inconvenient, actually. There I would have to carry around a charger while driving? I like just plugging in and not having anything in my trunk.
Ignoring ACL stuff for the moment, if you put images for a user's blog post inside a database, then front it with a CDN, thing might work out fine.

But if the usage pattern was such that the blog post and images were being transformed based on the time or something, then nothing would get cached, and back to the issue you describe.

That said... you could setup read replicas into groups and direct the blob stuff to a pool that is separate from the higher priority data requests for normal db stuff.
My brief extension course introduction to chem and mol bio gave me an enormous appreciation for chemistry illustrations. Molecular Biology of the Cell is one of the best textbooks ever written.
The pump isn't the hard part.
I got super confused by the "Page 47" logo. Is it the publisher? Sounds like a pretty poor choice: color me dumb but I did look for page 46 and 48...
> ISPs could alternatively roll such discretionary fees into the base monthly price, thereby eliminating the need to itemize them on the label.

That's right from the article.

I don't know what "people" want, I just want the quoted price to match the billed one.
Yes. Artificial alloys exist from humans, once you start suggesting nonhuman metallurgy you venture into the science fiction, and at that point why not suggest alchemy?

Because alchemy doesn’t support his little pet conspiracy. In academia it’s important to maintain credibility, and with one line at the end he tosses his in the garbage.
You are right, and this study looks plausible. Ok, I am wrong. Thanks.
And medical issues are such that even fully anonymous you can probably identify who is whom.
That's not what I said. I said the culture (for the sake of the referendum) is contextualised by skin tone, because if they showed lots of 'white' people as those they're bringing a voice to people would be confused and it gets messy. Which is my follow-on point about how they're trying to pretend it will somehow bring back a past that can't be brought back.
I remember a Google search with quotes for which Google implicitly removed the quotes, returning irrelevant results, but suggested that I add some extra pair of quotes… which resulted in the same page but suggesting yet another pair of quotes… and so on.

I was literally unable to perform the search that I wanted, and all Google suggested repeatedly was adding a dozen quotes on each side. Most frustrating search experience I've ever had.
what does this mean for other EV makers
If that job was hammering your mental health and well being, then I think you did quit for the right reasons. No sense staying at a company like that if it's causing you stress and anxiety and depression. As someone once told me, Your employer is in their business. You're in the business of you. Decide which business is more important. That's what you did IMO.

As for your (now former) manager, they showed their true colours when they said you lacked courage. Should have been more supportive.
My guess is that it would enable unlocking higher performance regimes in lower-end cards. But I have nothing to back that up with.
Originally there was Multix.

Then Unix was named as a reference to it.

And now Multiplix is named as a reference to Unix.

We've come full circle, just about.
This worked (with Firefox 118.0b2). Thank you very much. I already had almost proper userChrome.css there I apparently created previously but I never knew sidebar should be replaced with sidebar-box.
sad part is that the current iteration of Edge is actually good.

these spammy tactics and built in coupon addons make it feel trashy.
It distracts people from demanding real stuff like a higher salary or a better schedule, so mission accomplished.
Facts are often problematic when they don't comport with your reality.

Care to rebut the facts instead of resorting to ad hominem attacks?
We need the need to follow Paris's lead and tax by weight - damage to roads follows a 4th power law, so very from a dumb immediate economic POV this makes sense.
Where are the boundaries of 'inclusive' ?
Shopify says merchants can use Amazon's 'Buy with Prime' option
they're less stable, less safe, perform worse, have less space for storage, have worse fuel economy, worse visibility, more difficult to maneuver/fit into parking and cost more

and yet they seem to be completely taking over

in the UK we don't even have the "light truck" excuse
NASA and its missions will face more and more funding deficits as time goes by.

The US is no longer the 'rich uncle with plenty of spare cash' that it was 60 years ago.
You get a better Model Y today for $50k than the Model S I bought in 2018 for $90k. These batteries will outlast the chassis. There is no material battery waste stream for recycling because the batteries last so much longer than expected. Auto consumers will ride the battery and EV learning curve where the price continues to decline and the power train improves over time.

(Have supercharged my model s almost exclusively over 5 years and 110k miles and still only have 8% degradation, 100kw pack, n=1)
Similarly, it really irks me how little privacy there is at the chemist/pharmacist/drugstore (listing all synonyms for an international audience).

If I have any questions, they're at the counter with 20 other patrons hearing everything about my medication. Then I take my medication to a separate counter for payment, which is staffed, usually, by a teenager working part-time. Great, now they know what medication I'm on.

Imagine if I were picking up medication for a teenage son or daughter, and the teenager at the counter went to school with them?
Teams does send me back down memory lane with a good old fashioned 2 minutes hate for Microsoft every day.
Seems like someone would have made a self-hosted clone of this on github by now.
I’ve seen this happen, but I don’t understand why that is possible. Chrome tabs are separate process, how can one tab freeze the whole browser even when running the worst code in existence?
Because I would have to write much more code, and likely not in a single language. More code = more bugs and more maintenance overhead.

Larger companies can afford this, in exchange for "average programmer accessibility". I can't.
What about the impact of fast charging on power grids? Where I live there are power outages on hot days because of people running the AC, I can't imagine how it would hold up with a large percentage of houses charging a car. Sure, they could install a secondary battery pack to charge the car and avoid overloading the grid, but batteries would have to be really affordable.
Fun write up and interesting game that repurposes known mechanics. I paused reading to solve your first fictional example and ended up using the exact strategy that you explain in the next few paragraphs. I don't play chess, but your write up and simple rules made the strategy part really intuitive (for the simple example). Excellent nerd sniping!
I think the difference of opinion stems from others seeing this as a continuation of a pattern of behavior, whereas you seem to be considering this in isolation. I'd certainly feel differently about it if he hadn't done something similar with 'Oumuamua, leveraged that for a media tour, and framed any criticism of him as evidence he was the only person researching the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence. The last one especially is why I don't give him the benefit of the doubt, it's entirely disingenuous.

It's not that I have a problem with scientists being imaginative. It's that I have a problem with anyone running a grift, regardless of their background. It certainly isn't pearl clutching to judge his intentions by the broader constellations of actions and statements that he's made.

I'm confused why you seem to be taking offense and have begun dispensing insults. I don't think anyone is criticizing you. I'm certainly not. I'm disagreeing with you about this matter in particular, and that is the beginning and the end of it for me.
I have not experienced this exactly. There are 3 methodologies I have seens.

Up to 2011 it was "manager keeps it all in their head, uses a spreadsheet, sometimes shares that spreadsheet in meetings"

After 2011 it was either Kanban or Kanban + Sprints. Sometimes the word Scrum was used.

The closest to Scrum place also has a product owner.
No it would not undo it, it would allocate the visas economically efficient within professions, while also allowing the government to prioritize some professions based on concerns other then economic efficiency.
Scroll to the bottom of the article.
Requiring figma at a job should be a human rights violation :). I'm off the grid and whenever I use figma it drains my batteries with a high CPU load. I have to be careful to open it during the dead winter, if I leave it open I could drain my entire 5kw setup. If I throttle my CPU, it's totally unusable. Hopefully I can get a more efficent setup (currently an old 2400GE minipc). Usually I take a screen snapshot because this has happened.
Given that the whole point of the video was to demo pre-production software, it obviously wasn't a production car. It might have been production hardware, but if it's running pre-production software, it's not a production car.
I agree that this is the "better way to do it" but as someone who's done all that, it's a much better DX for whatever system to just take care of this for me. I do think it'd be nice to decouple S3 (hopefully they're S3 compatible, meaning you can switch out minio or R2 or whatever in the back)
More information here: https://dribbble.com/shots/22424654-Your-eyes-are-right-we-h...
> you explicitly can’t leave a stack of exams and let students pick them, because it exposes students to others’ scores. Another rule is that you can’t associate a students exam with their student ID

As a comparison, at my Uni in the 1970s individual grades were posted along with corresponding social security numbers.
It doesn't come close to beating EPA, at any ambient temperature.

My Chevrolet Bolt is now exceeding EPA by a pretty healthy margin at summertime temps.
At my local Walgreens they're pretty strict about this- they make people stand about 10ft back from the window while waiting. I have seen them ask people to move back if they start encroaching.
They should do the same with gas (hybrid) cars - since to be fair there’s a hit there with temperature differences and it would be neat to see the differences.

I also noticed this data is generated from aggregated user data. I wonder how a prolonged ride can affect the range. Could long rides heat the battery enough to offset the issues in cool temps?
Interesting.

Robot runs on an ARM microcontroller
... The robot can operate up to 10.5 km (6.5 miles) on a single charge with full 360º sensors activated."

...
and an integrated NVIDIA® Xavier,"

https://omegadevgroup.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/ODG-...
There are two more charts at the bottom: looks like both Ford and Chevrolet are overestimating in cool temperatures. But during higher ones they match EPA.
The proliferation of LLM spam websites has made it completely impossible to search for any video game related information. Every search returns hundreds of sites with the same garbage chat GPT articles derived from Reddit or game wikis. Ironically, this makes the source material impossible to find. It’s really dire.
I'm almost exactly 50% towards my life expectancy.

It's strange to think about. My perception of how long certain eras of my life were is...off.

Grade school felt like an absolute eternity, yet I've been with my wife longer than I went to grade school, and yet these last 13 years haven't felt that long.

I've done 41 years, and can expect to do another 42.7, based on that site. Those 41 years have felt like a damn long time, yet each year seems to go by faster than the previous, so the second half will feel shorter than the first half. On one hand, that means retirement feels closer, but on the other, it means retirement will feel shorter.
Ya, the problem is solved if we just made electricity into a liquid rather than a current.

Seriously though, the problem is mostly that these are all new with a very different model from being a gas pump (due to longer charge times). They also throw the chargers into random retail locations, they are completely unmanned, and everyone except Tesla pretends maintenance need doesn’t exist.
Somehow I still remember the moment my mom showed me a little blurb in the computer column of our newspaper that mentioned Google! Same as everyone, I tried it and switched immediately.
Think of caste system as a set of prejudices about a certain group and it is easy to see how one gets treated. The answer is complex and simple at the same time.

The question you need to ask yourself is "Does this person come from a background that makes sense to my own principles?"

So the answer to the question depends both on the person asking the question and he subject of that question.

Note: You also need to differentiate between "external" world and "private affairs". Most castes in India dont give much shit about caste when it comes to doing business, hiring, casual friendship, offering/accepting services etc. but care about it deeply when it comes to sharing food/getting married/dating/renting private spaces etc.
This is the linked video: https://twitter.com/MacDill_AFB/status/1696623235943530855?r...
Well, that strange compelled stock gambling program (has the SEC seen that?) is already a little like getting paid in scrip for the company store. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_store
your health should come first as long as you can afford it. don’t forget your own words:

> It has caused my depression and anxiety to worsen and I think I'm possibly burned out.

that combined with your manager saying you took the easy way out makes it pretty clear - you made the right choice.

your former manager sounded afraid. of what to do with reduced headcount.
That is weird for me to look at - I am sure 15 years ago I would have been all over that site super excited to learn. Now I am like "meh!"
Sorry, dang. Sometimes the undertow pulls you in.
It would be great to include these links prominently in the article, fairly high up,
GPLv2 was created by and for the free software movement. The notion that it is somehow more aligned with a depoliticized, whitewashed ancestor of that movement than it is with the real deal is absurd.
It doesn't mean anything. FTA:

"Every other automaker has a different approach to sharing those estimates, but it often tends to be closer to reality than Tesla’s approach."

It's not clear how much that information affects whether or not someone buys a Tesla vs other EVs.
I wanted to build a keyboard with a keylogger built-in that autocompletes for you with the press of a special key. My idea was to keep the data in a secure vault on device, so that it could not become a security risk.
Yeah, you're right it can be tough. We started our own organization (https://sdx.community) centered around hackers/builders because it felt like it was missing, exactly as you described!

We share on Twitter, Luma, LinkedIn, and try to get other community groups to amplify, but there's a lot of noise out there, so we likely miss a lot of cool people.

Sometimes you get lucky and there's a good community slack/discord (for example the San Diego Startups slack) where you'll see most events posted. Otherwise, startups that are hiring engineers tend to sponsor and share events. Beyond that you have to just find out from other hackers where they're speaking or joining something.

Where do you live?
I would recommend the Audible audiobook of Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky, which I think I first saw recommended also on hackernews. Usually I listen to audio books at 1.5x speed but I have been really enjoying the narrator of this series and listened to this and the sequels at 1x speed.
No, only the english part of the website is closing.
> something other than a lab leak is plausible

of course it is plausible. a priori there is no reason why lab leak is more likely than natural origin. it just comes down to the evidence of what actually happened.

what you need to show natural origin is transmission in an animal population with an animal that can be linked to the outbreak location. that hasnt been found after 3 years of tremendous effort.

everyone associated with the wiv has millions of lives and trillions of dollars in damages on their heads if it was a lab leak so these people are definitely highly motivated to prove a natural origin. it has been 3+ years and nothing has been found. the more time that passes the less likely it becomes.
Sorry for the delay in responding.

I actually do and most of it based on what I have have directly experienced with what, especially older doctors, counsel their patients.

There is a lot of literature on how doctors die [1], which also drives my beliefs.

I am also influenced and how weak the statistical significance is on evidence based literature on interventions and how often the interventions are difficult to replicate.

As always, please do your own research :)

1- https://www.thehappymd.com/blog/bid/295228/how-doctors-die
I think OP meant your permanent range. Like your batteries capacity degrades substantially higher if you use fast charging
ICE cars do not suffer from this class of user experience problem. Yes they burn more gas if you need to use the defogger, but this does not really impact your daily planning because it only means you fill up sooner, which you can do anywhere in one minute.
It looks like only the English version is shutting down. The Japanese version seems to be going strong: https://keisan.casio.jp/
As a gingerbread man, your first priority would be that you make sure nobody eats you. This is very important!

As a country, your first priority is that nobody attacks you, especially a larger party. On whom this is, becomes irrelevant.

I've often seen tourist guides telling tourists to not flash expensive jewelry and electronics on the street. They never seem to say "do what you want, you are an independent human being, if somebody decides to rob you it's entirely on them".

But that's exactly what the world was telling Ukraine for decades. Still keeps telling. Teaches others to follow that history of success.

From that perspective, if you're Ukraine and confident that Russia went ballistic, then you will have a rock solid, "Russian friendly" government and do everything you can so that Russia attacks Kazakhstan instead.
There is too much effort put into serving the advertisers. Searches that I want to make, to find things for me, are corrupted in order to deliver ads.
Possibly interesting data point: I own a VW ID.4 in Europe. I found the range that the car displays to be quite accurate, regardless of the season. I was also surprised to find that I'm often getting kWh/100km numbers that are better than the manufacturer's numbers, especially in city driving.

This was weird, because I got used to gasoline-powered car numbers being wildly unrealistic.

(BTW, I have the model with the heat pump.)
I've tried that, tried without extensions (in Safari), tried even a blank browser profile (in Firefox)...
Fair enough. Here in Utah the law is usually just for chains. All that being said, I'll be the first to admit my own overconfidence with driving my FWD Civic in the snow.
Ah yes. The CPU and RAM are mounted tightly together in a system on a chip (SOC) package, so that all RAM is shared by CPU, GPU, DPU/Neural and processor cache.

I can't seem to find any Intel chips that are packaged with unified RAM like that.
I’ve been playing Divinity2 Original Sin and have googled maybe 30 terms. And get good results. Even on ddg. Almost always in the top five results always first page.