skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Clipless pedals also keep your feet on the pedals at high cadences.

I'd guess the highest power and torque outputs in cycling are from track sprinters. If you look at what they use it's both cleated pedals and straps.

No matter how they're generating that torque they definitely don't want to slip off a pedal going full tilt.

Riding a hardtail I always want clipless pedals because I don't want to have have my ankles at a weird angle just to grip pedals when I go over something rooty.

> When paired with suitable rims, the reduction in rolling resistance of wider tyres more than compensates for the penalty of increased weight and drag.

Unless you include specific conditions you can't really say that a hard, narrow tyre won't be faster with any confidence.

At some point having even wider tyres will only slow you down because the surface bumps don't get any bigger but the cda of your front tyre and rolling resistance due to hysteresis keep increasing.

e.g. a 4" fat bike tyre at 0.5bar is not going to be faster in a velodrome than a 23mm tub at 7bar just because they're wider. If you were riding on snow or cobblestones however...
> I was detained under Section 7 of the Terrorism Act

> I was not arrested but detained, and therefore had no right to a lawyer.

> I had no right to remain silent. I had to give full and accurate information in response to questions. It was a criminal offence to withhold any relevant information.

> I had to give up any passwords to my devices. It was a criminal offence not to do this.

This is what I find so terrifying about the terrorism act. I cannot understand how this is legal. The right to silence and privacy should be a human right.
How does GPS spoofing happen, can some explain how the IDF can do this and does it require permission of US Gov?
I wish someone did a rigorous study on the actions of the media and politicians during this conflict. It's been stunning to see how quickly the narrative consolidated and unified to approve of Israel's actions against the Palestinian civilians.

Reddit is particularly terrible in this regards, at least the world news live thread. It's almost like it's under some state-actor online operation.
Agree with you here.
In this case the code was actually reviewed, but I imagine existence itself is also used in some cases.
Google Maps Disables Live Traffic Data in Israel, Gaza at Military Request
https://archive.ph/Pczkt
Italy is synonymous with opera. This remarkable art form traces its roots back to the Italian Renaissance, and it has been a vital part of Italy's cultural DNA ever since. Each November, as autumn leaves begin to fall, the country buzzes with excitement in anticipation of the new opera season.
Really? Clearly some people enjoy scroll driven animations as a stylistic choice and you’re given a warning and a chance to opt out and you still complain?
> no one has access, except Bob, because he runs the SSO server, but we really trust him you know

How is Okta better? You trust people who you don't know at all, and they already caused numerous high-profile security incidents.
Uber was initially built in Python, then migrated to Node and now Go
> There are few things more frustrating than collecting your belongings only to realize that the pockets in your pants are too small to hold them.

I'd like to report sexism.\s

To say that women have few problems more substantial than their stuff not fitting in their pockets is incredibly sexist.\s

As a guy, I'll throw the stuff in my laptop bag (that I carry daily without a laptop) or in a fanny pack if I am going to be more active. This is not a major source of frustration for me, even when I have to carry half-a-dozen medical gadgets with me due to my many conditions. Anyone who finds putting things in their pockets to be a major concern needs to get a real job.

As for the complaint that womens clothing is more for fashion than practicality, they can do what I did when an early Galaxy Note phone did not fit in my shirt pocket: Buy a sewing machine. I still love my Singer 44s.
Yes, but that's the problem, isn't it.

Fallout 1 and 2 were master pieces precisely because they let you write your own story more or less.

You could finish Fallout 1 without killing anybody, or massacre any young kids with a sadistic touch. You could go directly to the end game zone using stealth, or fast run to a ghoul infested city to save them for annihilation with the right timing. And when you succeeded in what you believed was your final mission, you were betrayed by your own family and discovered that's where the game really started! Hell, you could win the game by enrolling in the end boss team or convince him to suicide!

Bethesda's fallout is nothing like that, it's a vanilla yogurt. Fallout 3 is a disgrace of hidden linearity where children are immortal and the world is mostly static. Characters are Manichean and simplistic. The conclusion of the scenario falls so flat it's not even on the C major scale.

Writing a good Fallout is not following the game story, which is very vague, but rather embracing the twisted spirit, ludicrous humour and weird lore of the universe. If they go full "the boyz" + "z nation", amazon could pull it off. Not so much if they go "ring of power" + "the walking dead".

You cannot write a good fallout story with good vs bad characters.
> How can they get any lower?

As long as these platforms have one single user, they have someone’s trust.
"Software as a service".

That is all it has ever meant. No more, no less. If you provide software via a model where they access it online (as a service), it is a SaaS.

You seem to be thinking of it the opposite way: "Services as Software". That simply isn't what the term means.
As a matter of (English) Wikipedia policy the inclusion of personal details ("such as date of birth, home value, traffic citations, vehicle registrations, and home or business addresses") should not be supported by only public records. Proper names for those primarily known under an alias are not explicitly covered under this section, but there would be a reasonable case for exclusion.

For the section in question, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:BLPPRIMARY
Interesting, afaik Deutsche Telekom had to replace all their media receivers because they decided to stop licensing Windows CE.
This is a pretty brilliant idea. Ideally, someone from BSD-land and GNU-land should meet and come up with some sane JSON schemas.
Fallen Civilizations puts every other history podcast to shame.

Dan Carlin's series is great, but even he can't hold a candle to amazing work that the Fallen Civilizations team put in.
Proper trance music was much faster in the 90's and early 00's than all the pseudo trance/EDM generated for the Gen-Z.
Yes, of course - but in general you want to avoid padding with nops because it makes the code larger (which, as well as costing more RAM, also uses more power and time to read the code from RAM, and fits less code into the instruction cache, which makes the power and time cost of reading code from RAM even bigger).

If you can make a compiler fill those NOP slots with useful instructions, then all the better.

It adds complexity for humans writing assembly code by hand, but that is a tiny minority of code now.
Access to your existing steam library? No.
Fallen Civilizations puts every other history podcast to shame.

Dan Carlin's series is great, but even he can't hold a candle to the amazing work that Paul and the team put in.
Visual watershed planning tool to explain story of water in your area
Did you even open the article?
> Still that minority is not being served

Cargo pants. Also its not a problem to buy and wear mens clothes.
> Per capita does not matter, totals do.

I have no idea how this point gets brought up every time when it is so obvious to refute.

We, as a civilizations, have some amount of CO2 per year that we can emit without catastrophic consequences. You are basically arguing the US/European citizens should be allowed to emit a completely outsized proportion of that CO2 budget, which to me is very clearly unethical.

Also consider:

1) China splits into 10 individual states- suddenly their emissions don't matter anymore using your accounting?!

2) It seems absoutely obvious to me that reducing CO2 emissions by the same amount is MUCH easier if you start from a higher baseline: Saving a ton of CO2/year for a US family basically means "fewer individual trips on the second car the family owns". For an Indian rice farmer to save one ton means "no heating during winter".

It seems to me that you think "the west" is some kind of role model in CO2 emissions, and the onus is on developing nations to "follow the same standards"-- but that is complete bullshit; "the west" (especially the US) is doing much WORSE than basically every developing nation (which becomes very clear from CO2/capita numbers).
I've always wondered how the lake was slowly filled in. Was it just a continuation of dumping rubble over time until the whole lake was displaced?
The problem is the length in men's trousers which doesn't fit shorter women. But yes, I have 'mens' hoodies and other items which tend to have great big pockets...

And this isn't limited to jeans. If you take an average hiking coat men's ones also have more and better pockets to women's. And we do not take handbags on hikes.
Just make large pockets fashionably popular for women and women will have larger pockets... Don't think that this is rocket science or anything.
They don't really hide it. For example, when buying from Samsung directly with the trade-in feature, when buying a new device they state that if the promised trade-in is not sent or is not as described, they can disable your new device remotely until you resolve the problem (by paying the discounted difference or I guess contacting support if the issue is on their end).
They’re quoting a Seinfeld episode, just fyi
I've done this when executives decry any PC with PS/2 ports as obsolete, but are perfectly happy with the same PC sans PS/2 ports.
Which people? Give me one pre existing quote of someone who claims to enjoy useless animations in their info and is not a designer.

Edit: emphasis on pre existing thank you. Not replies to my comment after the fact :)
Hmm. The C extension has played a very important PR role for RISC-V, with compressed instructions + macro-op fusion being the main argument for why the lack of addressing modes is no big deal. It would be interesting to see how big of a difference it actually makes to binary sizes in practice though.
Simple litmus.

Ask ChatGPT to create a basic Rails app that has authentication, routing, and a dashboard page only accessible after login.

Then ask ChatGPT to do the same thing, but with any other language/framework.
I was not aware of a democratic vote by women on the state of their pockets?

IMHO you have it backwards. The women that control clothing decisions are a small minority of all women. I bet if you polled women you’d find a majority that would favor larger pockets.
lol I’m so dumb.
Unless we drink beer from a stein (which is called a Masskrug!!!) and wear lederhosen that is!
This is a great read digging into the team that I loved. I wonder how many of the core team are still there.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/03/magazine/the-loyal-engine...

>Over decades, the crew members who have remained have forgone promotions, the lure of nearby Silicon Valley and, more recently, retirement, to stay with the spacecraft. NASA funding, which peaked during the Apollo program in the 1960s, has dwindled, making it next to impossible to recruit young computer-science majors away from the likes of Google and Facebook.
In an old Wodehouse school story the kids are being chastised for reading Great Expectations by Dickens instead of their schoolwork.
Disadvantages:

* S-L-O-W

* Glitchy

Which is a travesty because a side by side diff view with an out-of-line list of PR comments could be incredibly useful if it didn't involve spinning up a whole VSCode instance in the browser. In fact it's so useful that GH used to have a split view available without forcing people into their buzzword AI ML crypto blockchain cloud enabled dev environment nonsense.

Good idea, abysmal execution (which pretty much sums up all of GH these days I suppose).
The next major release Tcl 9.0 will support the full expanded unicode range, so you can properly manipulate strings containing Sanskrit, Arabic and Pile-of-Poo! Beta release coming "Real Soon Now" :-)
Was the wifi only printer cheaper for the consumer? I mean they would save a few pennies for not needing to ship a USB cable but I can't see that being a big enough win for them to add a step to their manufacturing process to add that sticker. Same with the PSU on the photo, although in that case I can imagine they were able to remove some more of the internals and target a different market.

Also, this reminds me of a common CPU manufacturing practice; most CPUs from a generation are the exact same, except that the ones with flaws in them will have that part of the CPU disabled / severed and the unit sold as a slower and cheaper model.
I'd still rather have them play in the real world over either, but at least its a semi-active activity (problem solving, hand eye coordination?) vs a purely consumptive one.
Don't Do It for the Money
(I wrote SumatraPDF).

Yes, printing is not great. Actively considering making it better, maybe in next version.
I enjoyed the animations. I’m not a designer.
Just give cardboard purses to persons from highly cultural cities through cultural events, your enemy is the so called 'tote bag'. cardboard purses should be disposable, solid enough to transport something (e.g. some book the person bought) from a museum to the person house, but fragile enough to last only one week or so, IMPORTANT : the purse should be "cool" enough so people will prefer this to let's say the usual paper bag you get at the grocery store.
Then, when you have taken the place of the tote bag, you can build the start-up that will manufacture and sell real purses, which will prove useful due to the downsizing of the men pockets, to transport phones, books, and coin purses.
I like them..
What is document process automation?
Document Process Automation (DPA) is a technology-driven way to automate and optimize document-related tasks in a business. It includes capturing, extracting data, automating workflows, storing documents digitally, and allowing easy access.

Here’s how it works:

Documents are captured, whether they're paper or digital.
Relevant data is extracted using technologies like OCR.
Automated workflows guide documents through predefined processes.
Processed documents are stored electronically for easy retrieval.
DPA improves efficiency and reduces errors in document handling and processing.
(I wrote SumatraPDF).

Not yet but I'm thinking about how to improve it. Maybe next version.
linux is not nonprofit, it’s no profit. There’s a difference. I would gladly pay for a linux operating system. Problem has been that they’re giving away a great product for free. Open source developers could get paid under a nonprofit model, not under the current no profit model.
It's been a long time since I used dos/windows, but is it really "C:/>" at the prompt nowadays? Used to be "C:\>" back in my day
It's not clear that some people enjoy scroll driven animations. Why is it to you?
Why not voice if you dislike something even if you can opt out with extra clicks?
I think it is true that it is under-researched. Current clinical research on psychedelics exclude people who are previously diagnosed and/or have a family history of personality disorders, psychosis and bipolar depression. They also control for set and setting. Under those conditions, it seems that the use of psychedelics is very safe, but it doesn't give us a good idea of the risk of recreational use in the general public.

One interesting recent study I've found is this, but it's too small to conclude anything, and it also does not appear to be peer-reviewed yet: https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/yzmcj
Nice.
Does GIA mean General Investment Account? Maybe some tooltips?
Evince does the same. It's a great feature, I agree.
From what I remember, Krste has advocated for compressed instruction sets with macro-op fusion in the uarch front-end for a while, and the design of the RV ISA is heavily inspired by this, so it’s not particularly surprising that SiFive (i.e. Krste’s (and others’) company) is opposing Qualcomm’s proposals. It will be very interesting to see what happens.
It probably is, but you may want to consume biased sources as well as long as you read other material too. Often important to understand perspective. There are often time where both perspective are correct in a way or have some truth.

Some Palestinians will not use the term colonizer as pejorative how some more or often less educated students tend to do. Jews called their first settlements "colonies" for example.
Others have pointed out adding bits to identify instruction types eats into your instruction length, so let's go stupid big time: what if you had the instructions as described here, without any instruction length being part of the instruction, but have that stored separately? (3 bits would be plenty per word) You might put it 1. as a contiguous bit string somewhere, or you might 2. put it at the bottom of the cache line that holds the instructions (the cache line being 512 bits I assume).

Okay, for 1. you'd have to do two fetches to get stuff into the I-cache (but not if it's part of the same cache line, option 2.) and of course you're going to reduce instruction density because you're using up cache, but there's nothing you can do about that, but at least it would allow n-bit instructions to be genuinely n-bits long which is a big advantage.

That this hasn't been done before to my knowledge is proof that it's a rotten idea, but can the experts here please explain why – thanks
Barring bad time-management habits, gaming stimulates and develops both motor and intellectual skills, and offers a safe and sandboxed environment to experiment and get exposed with various topics. (YMMV with multiplayer games, but that's also an experience in and of itself)

Watching content is a passive activity. At best you're accumulating information.
Which doesn't fit. And not everyone priorotizes functionality over looks. And that women have an issue whem it comes to trouser pockets here is rather well known, and not a voluntary choice according to most women I know.
> Reducing shipping and international transport would also make it harder to move environmentally damaging manufacturing to a country that just allows it.

It would also make manufacturing less effective and therefore more resource-intensive.
The reality is that fo 3/4 reached more people than 1/2 ever did. Hence the popularity.

In any case... People need to write stories vs just rehashing all the ones we already got. I mean how many resident evil movies and shows are there? Far more than there should have been.
iOS app is in alpha, it's being internally tested right now.

In the first version of iOS, I don't think we'll be supporting iMessage. Texts runs on your device and not our servers (this is how E2EE is properly supported for example), this comes with some limitations.

We are working on solutions though, it's in the roadmap to support all popular platforms, on all devices.

We'll try to make the FAQ more clear ^^
For personal use as a photo frame I couldn't care less about refresh rate, even if it was 5 minutes to replace the image. As long as the resolution and color space are good enough to display photos.

I'd love to have a few of these in my home and then have them change the photo each night. Much easier than changing out prints of my photos.
Having seen the auto-played stream of Youtube videos on family gathering I would consider reasonably well selected game catalogue to be vastly superior to content that lot of Youtube is... It was either seemingly auto-played mario party or entirely bizarre and weird stuff...
If women wanted larger pockets, they would be using them. But they prefer not - based on market, preference and selection.
Evolution of DB Administration from Administration to DB Reliability Engineering
Every one in the uk is a Terrorist according to the Terrorism Act. We really do live in a police state here. This isn't anything new ither this has been going on for nearly 20 years now since they first implemented it with the promise they wouldn't use it to harrass protestors it was the first thing they did.

The voting public have no interest in freedom.
The problem is, that people want one thing then buy another. I'm a guy, i want pockets, more pockets, even more pockets, and I bought cargo pants once, but actually putting all the stuff in the pockets makes them really heavy. I also want a tiny laptop (think GPD pocket), but working on that really sucks... I also want a huge 19" laptop as a desktop replacement, but where would I actually carry that?

There are womens clothes with pockets, also womens cargo pants exist, but in the end, most women buy other stuff, and most non-specialized stores sell stuff that women (..well, and men) buy the most.
You are assuming that you know better than the experts who design and decide what clothes to sell. Those experts are sometimes wrong, yes, but not that often, you need really good arguments to convince us that you know better than them.
Plenty of apologiszm for them in this thread.
I built my startup in Rails. I eventually re-wrote the entire application in Go as a monolith. In my experience, Go is just as productive if not more productive due to fewer errors at runtime. My day to day life is a lot better with Go-- no more exception emails, firefighting, etc.

I really liked Rails and used it for several years, but Go came when Rails was making things difficult.. Ruby's heap memory kept growing and not being released or released too slowly. My server was using 12 GB of RAM and could hardly handle 300 concurrent users.

The Go version uses 25 MB of RAM and can handle many thousands of concurrent users.

edit:

I understand the memory/concurrency issues are not Rails' fault entirely. It's likely ActiveRecord and Ruby as a VM that caused most issues, but it's part of the Rails deal. Getting good concurrency with Rails isn't easy, and memory issues are real.
I think nobody disputes if the shift to clean energy is unstoppable or not. The question and controversy is around the time frame.
"I would like a micro car, but would like the glovebox to be slightly bigger"

"Not a problem, just buy a pick-up truck instead"

Cargo pants are not the same as jeans with larger pockets, nor is changing to mens clothing the same as getting larger pockets in the womens option, which tend to have different shapes and available sizes.
> I volunteered that I thought I understood the tweet that worried them and agreed it could have been more nuanced. This was the limitation of twitter. It was intended to refer only to the current situation within Gaza and the Palestinian people’s right of self-defence from genocide.

The only clue I see is the reference to a tweet. Anyone know which tweet this could refer to? Sounds like advocating violence, with a poorly stated context of self-defense.
I read that gallery plus displays are being used on the MRT (Taipei?) metro now - have you seen them?
That’s a good idea for AI startup — Security ad Service. Just proxy all your requests through a third party service, which will detect anomalies. But if doesn’t, the service is no liable.
ruby is strongly typed, in that it doesn't allow you to implicitly coerce between types*: 1 + "1" will raise an error. (As opposed to weak typing in C or JS)

ruby however is not statically typed.

*(there are actually ways to implement certain types of coercions by defining to_ary, to_str, to_int)
FYI, this article comes from the same people that are creating the documentary! It's Honeypot, and that's their blog!
Then we aren’t going to achieve it because there is no solution to emissions from air travel that doesn’t look like vapourware.
I never it past twenty minutes and have myself plantar fasciitis with barefoot shoes.