skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Off-road cars have limitations. I'll bet the Rivian just like other 4wds will have a maximum wading depth for water crossings.
Earmuffs in 100 may not be the most comfortable thing in the world, but its still perfectly fine to use for hours, you just sweat a bit more on ears and around. Also, if you want rest just stop cutting and put them down. I've seen forest workers use them all the time in summer heat.

Now we switch to same conditions but requirement is to wear pretty good 'airtight' face mask. Most people would be nearing collapse after some time when doing some hard work, I know I had some proper hard time during covid when trying some rather low efforts.

Those 2 examples are really not that comparable. Also, you very conveniently ignore the fact that chemical crap poisons everything, and ends up in my and your and my kid's food chain. Some chainsaw 20 km in the forest is really no such concern.

I can go on and on like this. Really, not comparable examples at all. Yeah, fuck Bayer and all those involved, I am normally peaceful person but for those involved while knowing, or at least strongly suspecting the truth I wish only horrible things in their lives.
Yes, it's good option but it requires serialised processing in partition scope, which may or may not be desirable.

If one-and-only-one semantics are needed and processing should be parallel, other methods have to be used.
I thought the same thing at first but then look at this photo https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/18/al-ahli-arab-h... ... The damage is surface level and limited to a small parking lot.. clearly we are being lied to when people are saying hundreds of people died in this tiny parking lot. It makes you start doubting the narrative more broadly.
Agreed, science and exploration are important and meaningful. But sending rockets up and down every few days is more like engineering. He hasn't built CERN. The word "SPACE" seems to make some people go weak at the knees and start daydreaming. This is basically like a gigantic haulage truck and a private jet rolled into one, but it's not bringing useful cargo anywhere (most of the time). It's far more wasteful and far less useful. All they'll discover is how to get a little better at sending rockets off earth "a bit". But fundamentally new science? Nope. This isn't going to lead to the warp drive. And they're not going far enough to bring back a magic rock or an infinity stone, so what's the exploration? We can see further with telescopes. And are SpaceX they going to share all this frighting new knowledge with mankind? Hmmmmm.
You either let anyone post anything and only take violating content down slowly one at a time as you find them - or you don’t let anyone post anything without manual review and you post non-violating content slowly one at a time as they get approved.
And while you are at it, sync your webcams from this stratum #1 time source to make it more accurate as well.

Easy installation with just one command :) Up in the air within 20 minutes.
I was curious about how you manage community contributions and ensure the consistency and reliability of the Tiledesk platform? With open-source projects, there's always a delicate balance to strike between innovation and stability
We don't know what the servers are; dual socket EPIC, i.e. 128cores, makes the number look beyond trivial.
is it a tall, black obelisk?
Why Japan has blue traffic lights instead of green
Feels like Reddit. Getting downvoted because I'm ridiculing the idea of preemptively nuking hundreds of million of people because "they're our enemy". A shameful display for mostly US engineers. Of course without replies. People who think genocide is a good idea usually aren't that good at expressing themselves.
Darkness, imprisoning me
All that I see, absolute horror
I cannot live, I cannot die
Trapped in myself, body my holding cell
Landmine, has taken my sight
Taken my speech, taken my hearing
Taken my arms, taken my legs
Taken my soul, left me with life in Hell
I love the tiny bars. In Tokyo and Osaka, it's really easy to walk past "apartment tower" style buildings where each floor has several different bars, each with different themes and aesthetics. The "bar per person" ratio is very good. Usually not too noisy. Very helpful for Japanese language practice.
Great post by OP. Particularly sad (and freaked out) that WSJ gets this wrong after having read Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky. (The main premise being the US Gov't manipulates media to spin various narratives to maintain public support).

Of course, Hanlon's Razor (never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity) could also explain this discrepancy.
advertising industry continues its march as a cancerous growth on society, news at 11. Why not waste a bunch of resources to bother people and make the experience objectively worse? It’s okay, we have some cherry picked market research we conducted that says 90+% of people like not seeing if the fridge is actually stocked before opening it. Definitely no shenanigans there!

If this catches on I’m sure they’ll eventually have them make sound too, noise pollution is no big deal right? Why not eventually make you watch a 5 second ad to open the freezer to force engagement? Itll be like YouTube except at the end you get eggs and Gatorade. How fun! Maybe you can get a coupon for 5 cents off if you watch 10 ads on the door. Then it’s like they’re doing you a favor!
This is simply not true. The Palestinian terrorist groups have numerous rockets. Some of which are advanced and provided by Iran. Iran is one of the major middle easter R&D centers for rockets.

https://www.wilsoncenter.org/article/irans-rockets-palestini...
What sort of isolation did you achieve with your Ruby experiments?
First of all, I disagree with your list of things above. But for now, let's focus on this:

> And those are acts of genocide.

No, those aren't.

Just in case I was wrong about this, I went and checked the UN's definition of genocide:

> In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as
such:

(a) Killing members of the group;
(b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
(c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
(e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

Israel is not trying to destroy the Palestinians using any of the above. Their numbers have doubled during the time Israel is around. Which of the things Israel is doing is a genocide as per this definition?

Back to your "list of things Israel does", saying that Israel has "forced" Palestinians into a 25x5 mile strip of land is inaccurate. What do you mean forced? This is their land. Israel withdrew from it, they govern it themselves, in what way were they "forced" into it?

And in what way does Israel not allow that land to be built out? Hamas isn't exactly big on improving the land, preferring to use their resources to kill Israelis, but that's no the fault of Israel. Again, Israel withdrew from that land and doesn't govern it! They can build things (and have, actually).
How Rails.env Works with EnvironmentInquirer and StringInquirer (Example)
Their main blocker is lack of a high-performance SPARQL backend, for complex queries where ordinary text-based search is not effective. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:SPARQL_query_service/... has more information, though it's not fully up to date (Qlever especially has had significant updates since).
> mountain ranges, seismic rifts, and mansion districts

Have they consulted Japan, which has successfully built HSR through precisely the same sort of terrain, geophysical, and human limitations that California appears to have, including being on some of the most seismically active places on the planet?

I swear, Americans have some sort of bipolar disorder when it comes to high speed rail. They love the concept of it, but when it comes to actually implementing it, nothing actually gets done, or people complain that 'it's going to be too expensive' or 'America is too big' or 'we have seismic zones'.

It's very hilarious and a bit sad, looking in from the outside.

For the record, urban rapid transit is no better. New York City (and maybe San Francisco) being the exception, essentially every other large American city has nearly non-existent public transport. European cities are significantly better, and East/Southeast Asian ones (HK, Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore) are in a completely different league altogether.
Great article.

One point hinted at but missed is that joy is a theistic proposition.

Nothing wrong or right about money as such; one's attitude toward it is key.
I don't trust sound, it's easily manipulated. Luckily the photos and videos from all sides are identical. Thus it is much easier to compare the crater, visually.

Every documented Israeli crater is deep and wide, a total distraction of all nearby objects. Every documented Hamas rocket crater is shallow and narrow, with minimal distraction of nearby objects.

Hospital's parking lot crater is shallow and narrow. Photos and videos show very little damage to cars near the crater.
I always find this to be common problem with magic eye pictures. The 3D effect is interesting to experience, but the pattern is so busy and distracting that it's often hard to tell what the object is supposed to be anyway.

As a kid I had a book which had tried to address this problem. The shape was still hidden but certain elements of the repeating pattern coincided with and emphasized parts of the hidden image - but in a way that wasn't obvious until you had revealed the 3D effect. It was partially successful.
Prior to injuring my spine two years ago I used to really enjoy riding my bike with disc brakes -- the difference in the wet compared to its predecessor with rim brakes was very noticeable. Rim brakes really do pick up a lot of gunk from the road. Disc brakes don't. Much nicer, better design.
You would think that Japanese people are taciturn,

but most taciturn Japanese actually love to be talked to by foreigners
If the door seals are good there's not a maximum wading depth, rather a maximum time paddle boating in water before seals give way | river current moves the 4x4 too far.

See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC5ld79joIA

Note that the Land Cruiser is bouyant in the water and not touching ground.
what is that job seeker website?
Theres a section in the website about it. Different people it seems.

I imagine this was set up as a response by a more radical/critical group but theres nothing on the site to say they ever did anything!
The article actually shows an example of text to base64 encoding. But base64 is generally used for encoding data in places where only ascii is admissible like URLs and inlined binary blobs
There is also base64URL , where the encoding uses different ascii characters that are url safe. I have seen some devs use BASE64URL but call it just base64, and that can lead to some problems for unaware.

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4648#section-5
I think they meant it’s not there anymore.
It seems they don't want it to be mandatory because people will likely fill it with nonsense, as your already suggesting, which is worse for them than it not being there.

I don't know what the screen reader does, presumably tells them there is an image there. I assume they want the option to remove the post all together.
You have no idea how you are actually viewed by your peers, here for example you are far from it, pretty consistently, trying hard to find reasons to prove your own personal opinions, while ignoring others. A bit pointless debate at this point, since your own second asterix is more than enough for the topic discussed.

But to each their own.
China's leadership seem fairly intent recently on destroying the areas where China's economy was picking up. Tech companies, software developers, and now anything innovative that would benefit from external investment to get off the ground.
You don't have to restart the VM after each request?
How to Fetch a Turbo Stream
If you write "I saw an analysis recently..." it's best to link to or at least describe the source of the analysis, otherwise the rest of us are just left with completely unsourced hearsay
The Neurally Controlled Animat: Biological Brains Acting with Simulated Bodies (2001)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2440704/
Though I would add that looking back to when I was an IC, my Computer Science degree hadn't given me much if any formal training in Software Engineering (especially in a large team and code base) and I mostly learnt by doing that also.
And photos can't be manipulated?

If you use sound, the sound timing can come from multiple independant sources and any outliers, i.e. manipulated ones, can be left out. It would be a lot easier to have multiple sound sources for future analysis because line of sight is not needed. It would be pretty easy to deploy a dozen sound recorders around the place and then have many sources of timing data for future analysis. Because it's all TDOA analysis it's maybe a little harder to manipulate, it would need a combined conspiracy.
money can sure poison relationships.

For example, as I get older, I hear more and more first-person stories about families falling apart because of probate shenanigans.
The Houthis have access to Quds-3 missiles which are an Iranian design derived from soviet Kh55s. They have a range of over 1000+ miles.

https://defense-update.com/20220927_houthis-a-new-cruise-mis...
All you need to know about Java21
And in Weimar Germany, there were violent street clashes between Nazis, Communists and the Police, as well as assassinations, attempted coups, etc.
I just want it to auto size cols when I paste data instead of rows
Trillion per day is 10M per second. That’s hard.

“Serverless” just means you’re not running a long-running process that handles these specific requests.
McKinsey: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
As someone with newly minted managing responsibilities, and some training in management as well, learn by doing is hella tricky and hard. I think people that start off as managers also go through this, and there is so much that you have to learn by fucking it up, running into problems, and pissing people off, when you want to help them.
> Shortening the copyright to something sensible like 5 years would've been nice too.

Even juste going down to 20 years like it used to be before IP portfolio owners lobbied to extend it would be a massive improvement already.
The gain is from married filing jointly while one partner is not working. At $100k it roughly halves the income tax you pay.
I've passed this on to the Ruffle team, thanks! They are working on improving support for external videos, which was added only a few months ago.
If the goal is to mimic the human brain, how is this different than just...starting with a human brain? Either way, you will be subjugating a possibly conscious mind into servitude. I am sure they are "happy" (however you want to measure it) about it either way lol
What about Lenovo? They have desktops, although only one laptop with it pre installed at the moment.

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx1/t...

They do however support Linux, and have the best upstreaming support that I've seen getting fingerprint readers, webcams, etc all with working kernel drivers.

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/faqs/operating-systems/how-to-i...

The XPS's I've tried in the past have always ended up with unsupported hardware after a while, so I've written them off.
Did China's youth jobless rate really hit 46.5%?
https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Caixin/Did-China-s-youth-j...

takes into account the Chinese youth's laying flat and full time children movement.
On their site they have a photo of

> Wikipedia printed on a nickel book with each leaflet holding 8,000 pages

It's tiny...

https://nanofiche.com/
They’re trying to cover up a massive crash, in real estate especially. They’re also preparing for war over Taiwan amidst tightening US sanctions.

Long term for the country it is terrible strategy, unfortunately short term for the dictator and his cronies it is profitable.
It’s all it’s known, all it ever has… a higher being may feel the same sadness about us mere humans.
> In criminal law if you do something that could reasonably be expected to kill somebody without really desiring that outcome, you might still be guilty or murder or at least manslaughter.

I think criminally negligent manslaughter would be analogous to collateral victims in war, and murder would be the intended victims. As your analogy correctly implies, neither option absolves the perpetrator of responsibility, which is what I think motivates many of the objections to 'collateral damage' in this thread - an erroneous belief that the term implies no guilt.
The legal owners of the databases have vastly different business models, legal powers and levels of dysfunction. So they are in no way equivalent.

The government can default on its debt, that's why the debt has a credit rating. As unlikely as it is to ever happen it could happen with enough political dysfunction because political opponents are playing chicken with each other.

A direct deposit with the FED can't, the FED does nothing with that money and can literally just print it back into existence, which the government cannot do.
I do. Then if you can electrically drive a suspension, that might be the next leap.
You cant run away from the crime of killing civilians by just chalking it up to “intention” or “the cost of war”. That’s called collective punishment and yes, that is a war crime.

If you have an issue with people making these claims without context, then here’s the UN itself calling out war crimes for both sides: https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2023/10/israeloccupi...
Ask HN: Algolia HN API internal server error
It seems that after the latest Algolia HN API change[1] all job items[2] now return Internal Server Error when using the Algolia HN item API[3]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37870077

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37968534

[3] https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/items/37968534
Professor Lemire has some fun ideas: https://lemire.me/blog/?s=Avx
Very exciting, I recently installed Ruffle, as I do multiple times per year, to check if it already supports one of my favourite games, but sadly it's still not there. (The game in referring to is Crystal Saga) It's an MMORPG, which is probably why it still doesn't work. But I'm sure that in time, we'll get there! Exciting times!!
i always thought covid was particularly devoid of homicides and other crimes.
The problem with this bullshit is that no one would blame Apple if someone bought a Mac and couldn't install their Windows software on it.

Someone who dropped out of college because they bought a Mac and couldn't run their Black Friday copy Office would just get mocked.
Countee-counter-counter argument:

You are right that nobody is beholden to creating pages that can be viewed on any device. However, it is not unreasonable to say that a person has mismatched interests when they say they care a lot about quality, interoperability and values in general, but then don't care about making the document explaining this viewable on most devices.

Yes, ultimately it's not important. But if you only publish your website using Gopher, at some point you have to accept that you're interested by making cool things rather than the other things mentioned.
The sbts-aru project can also be run on batteries, it doesn't need a network and quickly converges to sub-microsecond time accuracy. A Pi zero would run for 24 hours on a 15000 mAh power bank.

Reporters could deploy a few of these around Gaza and be more able to independantly check the facts.
After how many years, though? Last time in Portugal it took from 1926 to 1974.
I would argue that it's objectively cheaper to live in the suburbs.
And I can assert with confidence that $100/mo in HOA fees provides walkable parks, trails, pools, gyms, tennis courts, basketball courts, etc. I vote on the financial management of all these things so I can be sure they are provided by that amount of money, objectively. Major builders do suburbs like this one across the country. And they make a killing managing them too.

Where are you? SF? SD? NY? Miami? You're paying a premium for the right to brag about it. Not for the amenities.
Just because I can cook in the middle of the forest, doesn't mean the tooling is the same as on a Michelan restaurant.
Why not just store it on the cloud?
Then color code the row based on that output
Technically now that we’ve read that comment we too have read an analysis to that effect.
> e.g. real estate even in SF, NY, San Jose is significantly cheaper than for instance in Munich, Rome, Paris, Milan, London etc. when compared to median income.

You are just hiding in complexities of real life and reducing it into few trivial numbers that are easy to compare. Count in good education for say 2 kids (500k-1 million per head?) which is free here, count in healthcare costs if you live long enough to start accumulating health problems that are basically unsolvable by today's medicine. Free here.

I don't know the actual numbers, and they are very individual so what you say may be actually true for you, but it certainly isn't true for me for example. Also, personal freedom is higher in Western Europe (debatable, but for me what I define as personal freedom is severely lacking in US). High criminality. Basically police state. Effectively a caste society based on your wealth/income. Your taxes sometimes pay for killing innocent poor people half around the world (true for few european states too, but definitely not mine). And so on. But its nigh impossible to put some simple numbers on those things we generally call quality of life.
Even if it is 700 * 3 = 2100, Israel will be almost out of range, provided that the entirety of flight is over Saudi Arabia. So I would really want to have any independent verification.
The damage is consistent with a single small-ish rocket filled with explosives, not a 500+ lb bomb. Blast fragmentation at the site caused damage within a small radius around the impact site setting fire to cars and breaking nearby windows as seen in this video https://twitter.com/Osinttechnical/status/171453568707091698.... The impact crater itself can be seen here https://0x0.st/HJ6v.jpg. This is not the result of an aircraft dropped bomb. For comparison here is the result of a Hamas missile striking a road in Israel https://0x0.st/HJ6x.webp.
I vaguely recall that the sperm cell's "tail" wasn't actually a "snake like whip", that would move like a... snake, but actually a 3D spiral that's much closer to Archimedes' screw in both shape and mechanism of propulsion... Was I imagining that? ... As when you look at very small stuff via a microscope you're essentially losing the third dimension and everything looks flat, so if it's also mostly translucent... you see a wiggly whip rather than a rotating spiral.

But I have to say "non-reciprocal movement" has a nice ring to it.
There are thousands of photos and videos, from many different sources like Hamas, Israel, UK, US, global satellites, etc.

They are all identical. Not even NSA can manipulate this.
Can you develop a CRUD app in 15 minutes?
OCCT: https://dev.opencascade.org/