skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, it'll be an interesting to see in a decade. Maybe we'll have a healthy market of salvage/rebuilt/recycled batteries driving down the costs to "rebuild" an EV. Maybe we'll find out recycling batteries isn't what we thought.

If batteries drop in price, even like 20%, a "rebuilt" used EV could be incredibly cheap as its operating costs and risks of drivetrain failure could be incredibly low. Coupled with reduced energy costs if charging gets ubiquitous for non-homeowners, it could be really nice.
In a way, yes. It gets to a point people cannot appreciate how great they have it.
EV truck, Model Y with seats down, or other efficient hatchback like Prius
Not nearly big enough. It -feels- like those were standard seats of yesterday, and regular economy got even smaller.

Give me 6 inches extra width and legroom. That would be 30% wider, and about 20% longer, for a total of 156% of original total area. It would make everything feel so much nicer that I'd gladly pay 156% of the ticket price, if not more.
Why is land considered $0, when it's actually really expensive to obtain?
The issue is that's not under your control: browsers can and will delete the data. https://gist.github.com/pesterhazy/4de96193af89a6dd5ce682ce2... covers the issues related to indexeddb, and I wouldn't be surprised that similar limitations exist OPFS. Practically, either you have internet, and so storing data elsewhere is more robust (and treating any browser-based storage as a cache), or you don't, and running a "native" app is simpler than trying to run a PWA in the offline browser (and storing the data on the local file system means users can actually access the files outside your system, vs whatever opaque setup the browsers have).

That's not to say your system isn't interesting, it's that it's likely going to hit many of the same issues as previous approaches in this area (e.g. https://offlinefirst.org), and so you need to work out how to solve those issues.
Dumping is the way to go to really let people know about something serious. People will repost to torrents, file lockers, Discord channels, etc.
That didn’t fit, and my tweak was more descriptive. Especially fitting given how the article chose to downplay that important angle.
The Midwest absolutely has seen a lot of fiber going in the ground with federal money the past couple years and Metronet has expanded pretty aggressively.
Totally agree. HN is great!
Hey! Yes! I am the creator, anything specific you wanted to know about? We published the tech-stack in this tweet https://x.com/kevin_neum/status/1712915693874958604?s=20
but essentially the way it works is:
1. Vercel and nextjs for frontend code and deployment
2. Neum to power the rag pipelines for the chatbot to query up-to-date information which we pull from a variety of sources
2.a) the text embeddings are stored in Weaviate (vector db)
3. We then create a prompt/some code with langchain to help query openai/stream the response back!
I think the idea here is more about the ambition and less about the goal.

Focusing your efforts on trending towards authenticity allows you to move towards having greater similarity between you and the version of you in various circumstances. I feel that this is (1) self acceptance, (2) makes honesty the best policy and (3) encourages being around people who do the same.
Whatever I get junk mail, I check to see if it has one of those "business reply mail" prepaid envelopes.

I then shove as much of my other junk mail into that envelope as I can, and mail it back to the company on their tab.

This is surprisingly effective at reducing junk mail.
Good genes matter more the older you get
Popcorn ceilings are the opposite of "character." They'll give you cancer if you drill through them AND they're dated, ugly as sin, and impossible to keep clean.
It is great. But what if the blog is a static, fully client-side websited hosted on e.g. GitHub psges or vercel?
Autonomous electric cars make tunnels easier, which have smaller negative impact on the environment.
If they're delivering a single unit from the factory to your door with a round trip that's a pretty reasonable price regardless how silly the product may be.
Snoyberg is no longer doing Haskell, I think. Stackage is being handed off to the Haskell Foundation.
there are over 500 RVs for sale just in the bay area under 30k
They are an excellent idea for big ag and their lobbyists.
Novavax? It's Worth a Shot (A Little Bit of Good News)
This may surprise you, but the majority of broadband infrastructure in this country was set up before the pandemic and the WFH explosion. When 99 44/100 percent of people consumed exponentially more bandwidth downstream than upstream.
Does anyone know why the Apple Macintosh was named so?
The Model Y and Model 3 have to be nearly 50% of EV sales. Model y prices went down a lot, so that probably weighs heavy on averages.
City Stuck with Harambe Memorial Bridge After Rogue Google Maps Edit
Just wanted to say that I put them on two lines to measure them, to illustrate that a simple date stamp is the same if not more compact. I think the relative one is bad, and at best should be the one stuck into the tooltip.
Batteries not included at that price.
Careful now. Regardless of what the proposed laws say, this kind of talk is exactly what this tech will eventually be used to crush.

We're really lucky that slavery was mostly abolished before we regressed to this stage.
We're mostly trading brake dust for tire particulates so we should keep that in mind but at least the tailpipe emission reduction helps a lot of other air quality issues
Some of the recipes take in account bulk creation, some don't: Egg poaching can be done in batch, it does not take 9 hours to do 12 serves of Egg Benedict (+ sauce + poaching)!

Some of the recipes are wrong: for Eggs Benedict: should be: 1 whole muffin : 2 whole egg : 2 whole slice bacon
How do you get anything more than Tux sitting on a globe in iOS Safari?
> The mosaic-X5 module is an ultra-low power, multi-band, multi-constellation GNSS receiver capable of delivering centimeter-level precision at high update rates.

Dang. I was under the impression that GPS receivers this precise were available to the public. I participated in a rocketry project in 2015 and that's what we were told anyway.
Exactly. Given the nature of Open Source, anyone is free to fork something and say "I'm going to keep maintaining the old thing forever". But that's often not feasible solely with the handful of people and energy of those people interested in a given older technology, especially in a world in which people expect pieces of the ecosystem to cooperate and interoperate with each other.

So, instead, the standard tactics are to 1) push people and projects to maintain the old thing for them as long as possible, 2) treat any new technology that doesn't give you free support as a threat, and respond to it with fear, disparaging and attacking the people and projects who are no longer willing to maintain the old thing forever, trying to rally others to pressure them, and 3) disparage and attack technologies that require integration/cooperation between projects, because it raises the bar for the amount of maintenance effort expected.

New projects should decide up front, and document very clearly, whether they're willing to offer substantial amounts of maintenance effort on behalf of older or more niche technologies.
72 is the new standard or so I'm told, and I've seen 84 listed as an option.
Cringeworthy dichotomy between "women and minorities" and "competence" you established there.
Let me put it another way. If you want to build a giant company, selling only to the wealthy and powerful isn't going to do it. You're going to have to sell deep into the middle class. Which is what Mercedes-Benz did.
Tamagui would be great to add:

https://tamagui.dev
Somewhat related: the Boxabl people told me this week that their preorder waitlist is 170,000 people deep.

(Boxabls are more expensive and have plumbing and expect to be hooked up to grid power and other utilities.)

I think cheap, tiny dwellings are going to be a huge market. Not sure if something without a toilet qualifies, however.
We will never look enought ar what asphalt did to human health, too.
The downside of those is that they a) don’t actually create a very sharp edge, but instead create a “toothy” edge that can’t push cut, but can slice decently, and b) remove a lot of material, and thus shorten the life of the knife.
And the 25k price is "shore power," the off grid package is another $2800!
one possible explanation for me, calories ingested != caloric intake. I ate more, pooped more. So even if my body's metabolic efficiency didn't change, perhaps my ability to extract calories from what i ate changed.

Sitting down and eating 6 plates of pasta at Fazolis all-you-can-eat for $4 (or $6) + 12 breadsticks every wednesday evening, is not something you can misremember. i was a broke student, and it was most economic meal i used to have. Working at mcdonalds and eating double quarter pounder meal + extra quarter pounder + shake is not something i can misremember. clearing a tub (not a pint) of ice-cream at a sitting is not something i can misremember. setting timer to dliberately eat 6 times a day all summer in order to forcefully gain wait, is not something i misremember. emptying an entire box of cereal in a sitting is not something i misremember. Eating 25 big wings to the bone at a sitting is not something i misremember. And i was all of 130lbs max. It really is insulting to suggest that the likely explanation is that I am misremembering.

In my 40s now, eating a lot is day like today when all I ate was jamaican takeout that i ate most of it. and that's on the high end of what i usually eat. i strictly drink water and black coffee, nothing else. my entire 20s was pop and juice. thats easily another 400 calories daily. I am 150lbs now.
“Privileged” has become a 4 letter word bandied about only to disparage one’s opponent.

It’s absolute bullshit. What precisely do you mean?
> - O proper screen recording support

Works just fine. I use OBS.

> - broken screen sharing

Never had any trouble with it.

> - No proper global keyboard shortcut

> - No push to talk support

On its way: https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/pull/711 / https://flatpak.github.io/xdg-desktop-portal/#gdbus-org.free...

> - Several problems with multiple screens

Haven't had any more than on X11, but then again I do use Nvidia hardware on Linux.
Depends on what you're doing. If you're type checking, it's usually happening in the background via LSP. If you're "compiling" to JS, use esbuild and its instant.
The fruit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McIntosh_(apple)
The videoID begins with "FTX". Aren't these IDs randomly generated.
I think it cutting the user facing middleman if given a bitcpin address from the users prospective it doesn't matter whether it goes to a wallet controlled by Ferrari or a payment processor working for Ferrari. No loan officer no bank paperwork no limits on cash withdrawal and kyc bs. Just take money out of bitcoin wallet point at address. Would I do it no. Bitcoin is speculators game not a longterm store of value but if i was an early bitcoin miner I could see the value proposition and how it might look like you could avoid the irs taking a cut
If you're watching on desktop, you can change the youtube video's url path from /shorts/video to youtube's usual ?watch=video and have it play in youtube's regular player. You can also just have an extension do this for you, which is what I do.
So the answer is "no, Microsoft didn't lobby to cut the IRS budget".

Instead they said they don't like the word "enforcement" (with no other context provided for that quote). So let's google it.

CEETA said "In some instances CEETA members have observed that IRS exam teams seem more occupied with “preparing for litigation rather than ascertaining the correctness of a return and resolving issues.”

That doesn't seem that nefarious to me? Determining the correctness of a return first?
Accusing someone you disagree with of being “so emotional” is some bottom-of-the-barrel kindergarten crap.
Such same!
Precisely. If your job is a legislator, competence (or ability to delegate it) is part of the job description and, if you believe in democracy, a moral imperative. Thus, incompetence IS malice in such cases.

There is such thing as wilful ignorance, as Aristotle condemned it millennia ago, and it is morally reprehensible.
You can buy a 17 foot travel trailer for less than $15k and it includes a toilet, shower and cooking facilities. Harder to ship in bulk but I bet you can get it delivered anywhere in the continental USA for less than the $2.50/mile Jupe is charging.
It's FUD because Microsoft never lobbied to cut the IRS budget.
What if this just brings back healthy competition and we don't end up with the muni network languishing

That would be the best scenario
/r/programming used to be nice I find this nicer
Perhaps we’ll have the same fate as metafilter
So you don’t like it when the brown people do the killing?

All of that applies to Israel too so what’s different?
We're well beyond a flame war, and the worst kind. This isn't Reddit. and to be frank I felt like we were constantly talking past each other despite my attempts to align ourselves. Once we have to resort to insults, especially over how words are used, it's clear we both missed the point.

My thoughts are laid out above. I have nothing more to add on the subject. You win, and I apologize for failing to understand your point.
In my area, they actually let you bypass the 1.2TB cap if you use their router.
Can’t tell if serious or not. Asking people who don’t drive to subsidize those who do seems counterproductive.
Except for the guy who tried to do that with Python2 and the Python Foundation threatened legal action
It’s clearly not for disasters. Three no provision for sanitation or cooking or anything like that.
Nothing says, "steal all my shit" like an obnoxiously shaped LED shelter that looks like it cost a fortune.
It’s invite only
And here we see the average HN user in their natural habitat: complaining about capitalism on a startup accelerator forum.
Comcast is one of the most disingenuous companies I know. They have been advertising their “10g” network and more reliable home internet even though 10g doesn’t matter at all for the vast majority of users paying for 5mbps up and 50mbps down.

Reliable internet for most is based on the quality of home WiFi network, not bandwidth or theoretical backend network that Comcast has.
It isn’t remotely a dwelling. It doesn’t have walls. There’s no physical security.
Nope, that's pretty decent

... this still hasn't made it to the distributions we're using, though. More specifically: the kernel releases. There's a lot in service pre 5.4.

Hanging on by a thread. Relief is near.
Good to know there are products targeted at exclusively the ultra wealthy. Was worried that with all of the calls for them to pay their fair share of taxes that the markets for them would dry up. /s
The best article I have found about mixed dpi on x11 is.

http://wok.oblomov.eu/tecnologia/mixed-dpi-x11/
The difference, imo, is basically in how you define your primary goal. Is it software development or is it specifically informatics?

In my experience (in academia) most informaticians are focused on the data whereas my focus is software development in support of the informaticians’ goals.

Take a look at some Universities that have Biomedical Informatics departments; I started with a University that has such a department. They’ll typically have faculty that have grant-funded projects that require a software component, whether it’s NLP, AI, ML or application development for various purposes (including clinical-use software).

Also look for organizations or companies working with HL7 standards (most recent tech is FHIR (http://hl7.org/fhir/)).
Hahah! Lol great to know. :)
>> designed by former SpaceX & Tesla earthlings

Man, for a company that is passionate about space stuff, they sure don't seem to care at all about experiencing the night sky. tent made out of glow tubes? madness
Ah yes, Mussolini's famous Norwegian campaign
OK, but Firefox is also all over the domain, too. They're obviously funding a browser; you can download it and install it.

But, sure, I'd like more information about funding Firefox in particular, too.
yeah the issue is on desktop too, I battled with it for awhile but ultimately gave up, it seems to be a notoriously difficult problem to solve with ThreeJS

https://discourse.threejs.org/t/threejs-and-the-transparent-...
Good memories from back in the day of trying these with friends while on LSD.

At least one person did get a stomach ache from being a little too gung ho about eating raw lemon and drinking apple cider vinegar. It might have been me...
Downloading at 5gbit to an NVME is great

Uploading to the cloud at gig+ is also great
This is going to leave so many people by the wayside. (Pun totally intended.) Late 2020, my jaw dropped on the floor when a developer from CERN showed up and said that X11 support was needed in ContainerSSH for their use case and then developed it. (The LxPlus service, which acts as a dev host for researchers.) I thought X11 forwarding was well and truly a thing of the past.

Yes, I know that waypipe is a thing, but it needs to be installed on both ends and I haven't seen any mention of non-Linux support either.
Watch the Jupe + YC CEOs video on the site and tell me it’s not a parody. Dude dressed like a guru talking about a glamping tent like it’s as ground breaking as a Tesla and will solve world housing. Wild.
They don't really turn _everything_ sweet. It's more that they make acidic things taste sweet instead.

So, lemons will taste like lemonade and cider vinegar closer to cider... but cheese will just taste like cheese, if a little off.
Netcraft confirms it!
Hearing actual virtuoso bass players, I'd say Paul isn't really a virtuoso. A lot of his bass lines are very simple. He's more of a piano player than a bass player.
Theoretically if everyone is using electric vehicles and all the electricity is generated renewably (not that far fetched), why not?
A different kind of company name (2010)
Premium should give you an allowance to tip channels so that you know what the subscription is worth for content creators.
The difficulty of the Monty Hall Problem is not due to vague language (although some statements of it do suffer from vagueness). It is a genuinely astonishing result that many professional mathematicians, including statisticians, have tripped over. You should read about the story of Marilyn vos Savant and her columns discussing the Monty Hall Problem in Parade magazine, and the associated controversy. E.g. <https://chance.amstat.org/2022/11/monty-hall/>.

"vos Savant herself was flooded by a surge of disbelief. She received more than 10,000 letters from readers of her column, the vast majority of whom were absolutely convinced that she was wrong. Among them were many PhDs and a strikingly large number of mathematicians. One understanding mathematician kindly offered vos Savant some comforting words: “You made a mistake, but look at the positive side. If all those PhDs were wrong, the country would be in some very serious trouble.”"
The problem with that statement is variance in taste, education, and ambiguity in the real world. Stephen King is making the classic mistake of an introvert projecting a blanket statement based on the mistaken pretense of a uniform vocabulary. There is no such thing. Average Americans have a vocab is about ~43k words, but they aren't the same subset of words or the same number. Furthermore, the vocabular size of the individual is variable up to a 99.99% confidence upper limit that stretches to around 200k.

Although it's fairly certain most Americans won't understand "cyberdisinhibitionism", "consanguineous", "antidisestablishmentarianism", or "insouciance" without additional context, some people's "~50k innate concepts" can receive an adjuvant through performative, logorrheic elucidation. The idiom "a word to the wise" implies the property that sharper instruments require less explanation to make the connection, while most others need a little more assistance.

And there are multilingual people who engage in loaning and coining words. Furthermore, the question of counting colloquialisms like "hangry" muddies the water.

So there is no clever rule except to write to the anticipated audience be it a PhD dissertation in cosmology, an article for "The Atlantic", or a children's bedtime stories for 8-year-olds.
When they first came out, people claimed it was three years. Then five. None of it has come true.
That just means you're doing it wrong.

The correct way is to be born to a wealthy family, and inherit it for $0.
According to LTT, it's a *very* good option for them.
Elratio is a joke python-variant languge which I'd never heard of until just now. I'm fairly sure this post is a joke too.
Predilections: Profile of Errol Morris (1989)
I don’t know but I did hear that Jobs actually did get approval from McIntosh the stereo company to avoid any trademark lawsuits later, and thats why he spelled it Macintosh.
More than 50%.
EVs are much heavier than ICE vehicles. The extra weight leads to much greater wear on tires per mile of travel. This leads to a substantial increase in tire dust - a significant pollutant.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/07/elect...
I first heard about this push on a VPN’s website nearly a year ago. What worries me more is how little this is actually reported in media. How can people protest against something that they haven’t even heard of?

I think it’s this hegemonic power to undermine fundamental rights of not only europeans clandestinely through convoluted bureaucracy and media suppression and under the pretext of child protection, even more harrowing than the proposal itself. It is absolutely important to fight against child porn and other criminal activities, but mass surveillance is not the answer.
> New projects should decide up front, and document very clearly, whether they're willing to offer substantial amounts of maintenance effort on behalf of older or more niche technologies.

Not just new projects. Existing projects can do with a clearer roadmap in my opinion. "Gnome 48 will drop X11" is easier to communicate than a merge request titled "session: Remove x11 session targets".
thanks for the heads up - looks like a sharpie sanitization pre-read is necessary
What percentage of the population would ever see a benefit?

I was on a ~200 Mbps connection for a while and to be honest, a 1 GB file takes less than a minute, which is crazy fast.

I get that things will change in the future, but right now, I'd say 98% of the population would be happy with a 100 Mbps connection.
Does this work where a website writes its own press releases, then the lazy press publish it, then the website includes what is effectively their own writing on their website as if they're quotes from the press?
I always found it fascinating for that newton's law of gravity was found false from Einsteins equations or that Einstein equations simplified to newton's for specific conditions.
Oh wow, that's a long time being active on the internet. I remember writing "review" articles on mouthshut dot com back in the early 2000s.

And getting an invite from a friend for gMail
They list that number on their website https://invest.boxabl.com/

> 170,000+ people have indicated interest by reserving a Casita on our website, representing over $10bn in potential revenue if they each purchased a Casita. Reservations do not require purchase of a Casita and there is no assurance of how many will result in actual purchases.

That’s gotta be hugely inflated. If they required any sort of down payment, then I’d believe the number is close, but this one required nothing.

https://www.boxabl.com/order/
I think it'd be cool to see a Gantt chart of the process as well, to get an alternative visual idea of the dependencies and timings