skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't really understand this, what is a linter for prose? Like Grammarly? Is it an end-user product or for a programmatic interface? If the former, why are there "integrations?" What does it mean to integrate this into Kong, for example? Does it work through VSCode?

Edit: Ok, now I see, it is like an offline version of Grammarly for the editor of your choosing, as well as a lint tool for CI for your docs, like docs.konghq.com.
> And they should, while their skills are “high-skilled”.

They won't however, as anti-union propaganda (and in IT, ungodly amounts of venture capital) has convinced them that they'd have a better chance at salary raises if they could have individual negotiations based on something they can control (i.e. work performance metrics) than if they were to collectively negotiate.

Young generations thankfully don't drink the koolaid any more, as they see how they live and how their parents lived at the same age.
If you are cool with $12 USD an hour: it is the place to be.
The idea of a conversation about the most environmentally friendly way of igniting coal is quite amusing.
The controls on the da vinci are absolute shite. Congrats to the very skilled surgeon, not this useless advert of an article.
For physical goods, VAT is charged according to the seller's country. So in this case that is not relevant.
Paris, London, Rome, Athens, NYC... Maybe you're not a city person?
Tunnels and bridges are expensive. If there's a choice between a pedestrian bridge and a car bridge, the pedestrian bridge will be less expensive. And vastly more people drive than walk. It's pretty obvious how we end up with the infrasructure we have.
> Btw, in Dutch 'scooter' is more like a sturdy motorized bike, a 'moped' maybe, in some languages?

Same in French, “scooters” are more like Vespa scooters than what English speaking people would call scooters.

> I assume Paris also continues to allow those.

AFAIK, the ban concerns only push scooters, so those should be fine. But I am not aware of any company renting them.
I think the main motivation in ml theory that touches current SOTA is not "expressing simple ideas with a jargon for show". Jargon is necessary, as much as some (mostly very practical) engineers or software people cannot see it due to how unnecessary it seems to them (as they are used to practically and quickly express themselves). It's a jargon for the mathematics of machine learning, which is pretty unstandardized so to speak. So you need to define yourself. And without a jargon and clear proofs, what you do is just brainstorming at most. The value of such work is that their statement is pretty clear, proved and contain hypotheses which can be tested by the future papers.

Here is an example: to explain the existence of adversarial example, there are 2 suggestions without a jargon: 1) that the decision boundary is too nonlinear, 2) that the decision boundary is too linear. Both of these explanations contradict and stated without any real proof and unfortunately can be widely heard in most of the adversarial example papers. If we were to have clear formulations of these two statements, we could have tested both of these claims but unfortunately the papers that suggested these theories didn't put effort for defining a jargon and putting their suggestion as a clear-formal statement.
In rural areas, yes, if you had the money. In cities walking, trains, and omnibuses were just as common. Suburbs didn't exist yet - they were specifically a coinvention of cars in the same way that you can't have smartphones without the cloud.
Do you use any of them in production currently? If so, any insights to share?
> it would be nice to see a Pi5 with a built-in eMMC storage with some form of BIOS configuration that will allow the Pi to be booted from a USB flash drive.

they already boot fine from USB; that feature was taken out of beta and made default some while ago i think.
I don’t know if I’d go so far as to call the anecdote of a single secondhand source a pattern.
Would you mind sharing how to get started? I am full stack dev. I can pivot my current job into a contract but I’m scared of getting more clients.
Nice, but this really doesn't cover the most important aspects of carbon pollution. From the start the oceans have been absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere which causes acidity to increase. At this point the oceans are so acidic that around the arctic some hard bodied creatures are dissolving faster than they can grow. The last time the oceans became this acidic there was a mass extinction. We really need to bear in mind the scope of impacts of massive scale carbon pollution extend well beyond the atmosphere into the oceans and the chemistry of topsoil and so on.
> > As is often pointed out on HN, electrical cars are substantially heavier

> Often asserted, rarely backed up. A LR Model 3 weighs 4000 lbs. A Chevy Bolt weighs 3600 lbs. An AWD Camry weighs 3600, an Audi S3 weighs 3500. It's ~15% more for sedans.

Because it's approaching "common knowledge", at least for people paying vague attention to the switch. Here's three articles just from this year - took me 10 seconds to find on Google:

https://www.axios.com/2023/04/28/evs-weight-safety-problems

https://globalnews.ca/news/9587791/electric-vehicle-weight-s...

https://www.npr.org/2023/01/11/1148483758/ntsb-heavy-electri...
I think there are also cnc type robots in surgery but doing more limited tasks - you see them in some orthopedic surgeries where they cut precision sockets to join prosthetic parts.
A town with no cars is about the least dystopian thing I can imagine.

Banning them all would make my life difficult in many ways, but there would be some really huge upsides.
That’s very optimistic!
> Banning cars would do the same though, even more so.

Don’t worry. They are on their way to do just that, as well.
In fairness a large authoritarian government is what makes car ownership a virtual necessity by outlawing city design that works well without a car.
How is a useful thing to write? All advice is circumstantial. There is no reason to apologize for nor temper one's opinion because it doesn't apply to everyone.
Doesn't seem like Organic Maps requires an account, but this is excellent advice.
...call me what you will, but I know what I am, and why I do what I do. What you call me changes not what I fight for.

If behaving is defined as kowtowing to authoritarian control mechanisms, and furthering the goals and reach of tyrants, then I unabashedly aim to misbehave.
Policy makers are rewarded for making decisions. Scientists are rewarded for being accurate.

It's a constant battle. A politician with a science report has official CYA for whatever they do, as they were making the decision based on scientific estimates.
If you're interested in more, this is a nice and short documentary (2014) on the Amen Break: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaFTm2bcac
It's really sad because in 2000 there was a public referendum on starting the first leg of light rail that lost by less than a percentage point. If we had started building out then it would have been much more affordable, and we would have had good momentum and people would have seen the value of it.

Instead we're still in the planning phase for the recently approved referendum that will cost billions upon billions for a few miles of stations.

On the plus side, I do think Austin has done a good job building out their bike lines over the past few years. Lots of central/suburban roads now have separate bike lanes that are at least protected by those "flexi posts".
Anyone doing video calls sorta deserves it, especially if they are accepting video calls from people they don't know.

EDIT: we kind of solved this problem in Brazil (PIX is similar do UPI, predates it in fact), as the user can opt to user other identifiers, or even generate a random GUID-like identifier.
Ah right, and it works because the sun's going E to W in a full revolution, roughly in the relative N at noon.
At this point I just want my country (France) to use its military nuclear deterrence capability to force countries with high-emission energy sources to massively buy civil nuclear power plants from us.
Based on what I've seen other people do, it's basically someone who does the lead prospecting and qualification for you. They can be paid commission or flat, but are usually paid both.
> The NIMBYs who are shouting about neighborhood character specifically want to keep their cars and lawns, and think all the environmental problems America has are someone else's fault.

Oh The Urbanity! has a good (7m) video, 'The Problem of “Neighborhood Character”':

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bkC8YlBxoM
Maybe it's a matter of diameter. But quick changes in direction often make people have really scary swerves (center of gravity really off the scooter axis)
The trouble with "more effective public transit" is that it's really not about having more transit, it's about having higher density housing construction so there are more areas that you can run a subway or a bus and have it full of passengers.

In cities this means you have to fight with property owners who want to keep housing costs high by limiting supply. And even if you win it will be years before the necessary amount of new housing is built to even start talking about new mass transit lines, whereas we need to do something now.

And in rural areas it's just not going to happen at all. The farmer is always going to have a truck. But it could be an electric truck.
We can all admit that here anonymously, but how would your employer feel if they knew this?
That's all.. specifically what I said I'm against? They're politicians and corporations manipulating you with distractions. Degrowth and permaculture are about yourself, not other people.
If you have 10% in cash you ought to have enough to cover the tax bill from rebalancing, in most years
A choice made by whom? For who? Not you. That's why you have to resort to some bizarre layout, with some magic 67% size concerning both WM and individual windows' panels.

A code editor does not need a terminal, because everyone already has a terminal that is not restricted into one IDE window. Do you run tmux inside your IDE's terminal? Do you never use any other terminal? You shift the goalpost to video editing, what is the specific double-67% requirement now?
Yes, and I think I know what you're trying to say. By choosing to buy your food from someone who disregards animal welfare, you're putting yourself in a position where you have to choose whether to kill more or fewer animals, and you liken your resulting problem to the trolley problem. I, on the other hand, wonder what ethical thinking led you to choose to buy from such a company.
Most UHNWIs have the majority of their liquid wealth in public stocks, real estate and bonds. It's a bit of a myth that they have exotic investment tastes (once you eliminate equity in their own businesses)
The whole description is pretty confusing, I hope video is shared at some point so we can understand it a little better. I’m sure they (Cruise as well as the city) don’t want to dump it on the general public immediately for good reasons, but hopefully we’ll see it eventually.

> A stalled Cruise robotaxi blocked a San Francisco ambulance from getting a pedestrian hit by a vehicle to the hospital in an Aug. 14 incident, according to first responder accounts.

> “The patient was packaged for transport with life-threatening injuries, but we were unable to leave the scene initially due to the Cruise vehicles not moving,” the San Francisco Fire Department report, first reported by Forbes, reads.

> Video and other surveillance data gathered by Cruise and reviewed by The Standard showed three Cruise vehicles were present at the scene. Two left the scene but one remained stopped as an ambulance arrived behind it. Cars continued to pass in the lane to the right of the stopped Cruise car.

I’m wondering if The Standard just got a little video of the end of the interaction? The Fire Department seems to be complaining about a general issue with multiple Cruise vehicles slowing things down, while the paper is talking about one car that seems to have “stalled.” (is that a mechanical failure?)

> "Throughout the entire duration the AV is stopped, traffic remains unblocked and flowing to the right of the AV," a Cruise spokesperson said in a statement.

> The video captured by Cruise showed that the ambulance parked behind the Cruise and did not attempt to pass the robotaxi in the rightmost unblocked lane.

This seems a little weird, the ambulance is apparently in a rush but there’s also normal traffic flowing to the right of it? Why weren’t those people pulling over, like you are supposed to when you encounter an ambulance in a rush (presumably with sirens on)?

I’m not going to defend autonomous driving here, I think it is awful that these things have been allowed on our roads before they are 100% ironed out. But it would be nice to see the video before coming to too many conclusions.
When is my IT department gonna approve it for use at work?
The other reason this is better than the status quo is where the fuel is being burned. An ICE vehicle is burning fuel 5 feet from pedestrians and 15 feet from people's homes, and since it's portable it's harder to have reliable emissions controls. Even if there were no sources of renewable energy whatsoever, an EV is at the very least using power that was produced in a power plant that can be miles away from the city center.
It's still hard to find rpi 4!
Normally in science you don't splice together totally different measurement methodologies onto a single graph line.

PAGES2K has no credibility unfortunately. If the proxies worked they could just use them for the modern era too and avoid the splicing, with thermometer readings providing only greater detail (which isn't important anyway because climate change is about long term trends).

They don't do this. The main reason is because the proxies fail totally in the modern era, with the computed temperatures being very different to observations. The correct interpretation of this is that the chosen proxies don't work for any era, but what they do instead is sweep this fact under the carpet by replacing modern proxy reconstructions with measurements so you can't spot the divergence.

The proxy timeseries also frequently contradict each other in magnitude and direction. For example many proxies show no change over time. If these were truly proxies for global or regional temperature as claimed then different proxies would agree with each other.

If you look at how PAGES2K was constructed it is a festival of pseudo-science. All the usual tricks are there. They delete or truncate data they don't like. What datasets they include varies wildly from release to release without justification. They include tree proxies that they know are distorted by increased CO2=greening in the modern era, and then claim it's a proxy for temperature (this is how Mann got his hockey stick graph in the early 2000s). They even flipped one proxy upside down, the correct interpretation was that temperature had fallen sharply at that location but because they already know what they expect to see, this was mistakenly interpreted backwards and turned into evidence of warming (see the dispute over the varve cores from Hvitavatn in Iceland).

Proxy reconstructions of the past are unfortunately quite a mess.
When you ban cash to control your populace, of coure an alternative becomes essential. Hardly worth celebrating our peicemeal subjugation.
99% of people need a safe and comfortable retirement, not a business or wealth empire. If you are looking to build an empire, sure take the high risk way.

If you just want to provide for yourself and your loved ones, leverage as a method of investing is quite risky and counter to your goals.
Finally a good looking new entrant in the DHCP space. There's a severe lack of good quality modern DHCP software (as in, there's a usable API available, easy to scale and make redundant, etc.). Good luck with the project!
ipsec for the control plane (SIP) might be OK, but you'll probably run into jitter and latency issues with the media (RTP/RTCP). Also RTP has provisions for packet loss, but end-to-end encryption won't like that. SIP already has an encrypted mode [1], but I don't know how well it's currently supported in the wild. The purpose-built secure media protocols are Secure RTP/Secure RTCP [2].

Getting just plain SIP and RTP through consumer, enterprise, and cell carrier nets can be troublesome. For example, SIP especially is NAT-antagonistic, and edge routers can try to be "helpful" and do half-baked proxying or deep packet mangling that just messes up your smarter VoIP server. Consumer ISPs have a tendency to block SIP altogether. Throwing in encryption complications may give you another layer of hard-to-diagnose headaches. (Of course, if you can get the secure layer through the net it might force intermediaries to keep their fingers out. Other tricks like using non-standard ports can help with that, too.)

Source: used to run the signalling/media dev team for a VoIP provder many moons ago, but we didn't bother with the secure modes/protocols.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Session_Initiation_Protocol#En...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Real-time_Transport_Pro...
There are tons of H1B folks in Austin, so not sure what you're talking about.
You'll probably die before that happens...

It's hard enough for humans to understand natural language spoken by other humans, and we have the biology for it.

Current methods of "AI" or machine "learning" are not going to get us there; these methods (especially LLMs) are incapable of the understanding needed for natural language processing or actual AI.
Likely niche consulting and implementation on unique or domain-specialized knowledge. While I've made a few hundred k off React and Node work, the people I know who make the big bucks are experts in a particular field.
now those of us with up-the-nose cams on our laptops can install an oversize thinkpad nipple there.
Thanks for the informative reply. Your comment rings true to me, since I am aware of other medical systems that are marketing tools.

I have questions though.

Is the davinci amazing? I have heard that it is.

Why doesn’t someone else make a similar product? Is there technology that is hard to replicate?
Tracking satellite along with their orbits
Negative impact of vegetarian and vegan labels
See section "A combination of contributing factors" at https://climate.copernicus.eu/record-breaking-north-atlantic...
No, it doesn't, it works like shit because that's not how modern apps work anymore.

Modern apps draw all their UI client-side onto a surface which is then sent to X for display. IF ONLY we had a windowing system that was based around simply compositing together the various surfaces that the apps draw into a complete image of the desktop. Since this is a step away from the complexity of X, we could give it a name starting with W...
It works perfectly on Firefox mobile for me, even better than the old version. Maybe don't use Safari.
Do you use alternate meta tag to detect the rss feed?
This is very refreshing to see. Not everything needs to grow grow grow fast fast fast. I think she has a very sustainable way of operating and living and it makes me very happy and I find it inspiring.

I hope more people follow suit,I kinda am saying that to myself :)
> I think it's worth tracking how many people view a thing at least just to have a reasonable idea so things like "how many DNS requests should I be able to handle"

This can be done from web server logs and doesn't require cookies or client-side scripts.
On a tangent of trolley like moral dilemmas, people tend to feel there's a moral difference between throwing a bomb onto a person versus throwing a person onto a bomb.
The Urban Canopy is working to create a better local food cycle
When posting old pages/articles it may help if the OP explained why they are sharing on HN. Is there a particular question it answers? Is there some development that has made the article more or less useful/accurate? A comment would help guide additional comments.
Ah I think we agree, then! My association with "de-growth" is that it means stopping or reversing GDP growth in order to reduce research consumption. Some degrowth people think that we can continue to increase quality of life in ways that the GDP metric doesn't capture, while others think that quality of life needs to be reduced to preserve the environment.

I think we agree then about "alternative growth" or "eco-growth" where GDP and resource consumption are decoupled, where GDP continues to increase while environmental impact simultaneously falls. Most wealthy countries are already actually at that point already - CO2 emissions are falling while they still grow (adjusted for offshore emissions). It's an important point to me because the degrowth people I've encountered are kinda defeatist and I don't think will be able to grow a coalition, but decoupling the environment from growth is eminently doable.

Noah Smith is my main influence on this topic:
https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/people-are-realizing-that-degr...
https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/degrowth-we-cant-let-it-happen...
The name linter is not widespread in its use as some think. In some ecosystems it's just called "static analysis tools" or something. I came to learn the tool "linter" after having exposure to a few tools of this kind, several years into the programming career.
https://github.com/positive-intentions

https://positive-intentions.com/docs/basics/getting-started/

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If you are constantly overwhelmed and too busy - something somewhere somehow is wrong. I wrote about my journey from an overwhelmed, feisty, flustered newbie to an equanimous, calm, collected professional with arguably more impact.
China's covert global radio network (2015)
Sure is! Optimism is our best bet. But also, reading and learning changed my opinion, so I'm confident words can change other's opinions too
Downtown Austin average rent is around $2,200 now [1]. Average in SF is, what, close to $3,500 now? Landlords everywhere pass along property taxes to renters, but even so, Texas renting is still cheaper than CA by a good margin.

[1] https://housingworksaustin.org/2022-city-council-district-by...
... and water usage.
Dennis Ritchie PhD Thesis: Program Structure and Computational Complexity [pdf]
Why ‘tiny forests’ are popping up in big cities (2021)
So a 50% market drop wipes you out completely? Hrrm, nah
This is an excellent point. There are two independent causes to this person's death.

1. A human driver grievously injured a pedestrian

2. An AI driver delayed medical care for the injured pedestrian

That person is potentially still alive if 2 doesn't happen. They are certainly still alive if 1 doesn't happen. Therefore, 1 deserves more of the blame here.

Considering these are two independent causes, we can still be upset that 2 happened and work to stop it from happening again. But we also shouldn't get so concerned with 2 that it causes us to increase the occurrences of 1 (e.g. by overzealously legislating away a future in which AI drivers are drastically safer than humans).
Not going to name names but I agree with the comment you are replying to. At top tech companies in Austin I found salaries were about 10% less than SV salaries, but total COL was much lower than that.
Is that really the stated argument?! "We put money into this, therefore we deserve to earn money off of it [regardless of the fact that it never did anyone any good and is purely rent-seeking behavior]" certainly encapsulates a particular investment ethos.
What part of “pull over to the right” is hard to understand or ambiguous for you? Thats my understanding of the law.
> For now there's certainly no risk at all of that, unless you've seen something I haven't?

Most background "actors" are now all CGI. Imagine how it'll change in the next ten years. I imagine all actors will end up being CGI'd / AI generated.