skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If anyone is interested in these seasonal forecasts, all major meteorological institutes upload theirs to https://www.wmolc.org, with new predictions coming out every month.
I doubt they’re trying to end deadheading as a whole (no idea about putting deadheaders in jump seats - though I assume not since those are non-revenue seats). If the airlines think there’s a pilot shortage now, just wait until they can only hire pilots from operational hubs. Deadheading is an essential part of getting pilots and attendants to where they’re supposed to be at the start of their work days.
If you want to own a house then the best time to own a house is right now.

Why does everything always have to about investments and speculation and all that crap? What about, you know, actually living your life? If you do everything "right", according to the financial experts, the richest you'll ever be is at the moment before you die.

The reason to own a house is you want to own a house. You want it to be yours. You want to do whatever you want to it. You want to accept the responsibility of its maintenance because the advantages of ownership outweigh the responsibilities.

If that's what you want to do then do it. Or you could get depressed listening to these bozos who live their life like it's a game that you're somehow losing despite living in a developed country, no needs unmet and sleeping peacefully every night.
You're an old person now. You should try again. Linux is an order of magnitude better than those. It was then too, but maybe in the past decade youll have become more able to appreciate it.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it had something to do with the Tokyo olympics. Are other cities also green now?
> Is this what counts as "terrorist" supporter.

Well, yes.

Here's how. People who make arguments for "good Palestinians unrelated to Hamas" and for "ceasefire", against "humanitarian disaster" all very obviously blame Israel for harming those "good Palestinians" and not stopping firing etc. Which definitely helps Hamas and doesn't Help any Palestinians, nor Israelis.

For the most part it's just stupidity of people uninvolved with the conflict who found it easy to believe a story of oppression by a superior military / economical power. This is also what pushes the idea of "Hamas not representing Palestinians". While, unfortunately, it does. But every Western society rejects this grim reality. Because admitting it would lead to asking very inconvenient questions, revision of previously established policies... basically, admitting to being stupid and being manipulated by some "Nigerian prince".

Here's one example. Every political / military organization which wants to kill all Jews and establish Palestine "from the river to the sea" tries to legitimize this claim by appealing to UN's charter that warrants every nation the right to rule over themselves. In the case with Israel, there's what appears to be a conflicting resolution from the UN legitimizing Israeli state. While UN finds time to condemn Israel on a monthly basis, it could never find time to resolve this dispute. They'd have to go back and revisit this claim about every nation being able to rule themselves, amend it with some cases where that doesn't apply... but they are happy to sit on their hands, and the conflict keeps going. UNRWA is the same story: bad decision that keeps fueling the hatred, but UN will never admit they did something stupid, and will never reverse their decisions.

So, back to blaming humanitarian disaster on Israel: Israel is as much responsible for the humanitarian disaster as the world's oceans are responsible for the rising sea level. Israel is playing its hand the best they can. But, they aren't the reason civilians are dying in Gaza. No more than gravity or the engineers who designed fighter jets.

So, why is it surprising that Israel doesn't want to hear itself blamed for something that had no influence over? They are facing the same media device that's used by Americans who claim that "blue lives matter" -- a superficially innocent claim that, out of context could just mean that someone wants to support the police doing quite dangerous job, while, in reality, it's a reactionary stance that's meant to counteract the other sentiment: "black lives matter", instead of being used to actually help the police.

People behind the tag of "SavePalestine" don't really want to save Palestine. They are manipulating public sentiment to be against Israel. Had they really want to save Palestine, they'd be appealing to the UN to cancel UNRWA, to work with Israel in declaring Gaza a "failed state", preventing Gaza from having its own government, military, courts etc. instead having some form of international government, blue helmets etc. take control for the next 3-5 decades at least.
So cool, thanks.
Yes, the current generally-but-not-universally-accepted standard is "hybrid encryption" (not the same "hybrid" as KEM/DEM, though you'd generally use hybrid encryption with a hybrid KEM/DEM cryptosystem), which ensures that you'd have to break both classical and post-quantum algorithms to get at your plaintext. Whether you simply wrap encryptions or use a hybrid KEM combiner (see, e.g., Campagna and Petcher for examples) is a more subtle question better suited for more subtle minds than mine.
No, the media of the 3½” was just as floppy as the media that was the source of the name for 5¼” and 8” floppies.

It was never about the outer casing for any of them.
There really aren't that many billionaires. Most of what we refer to as billionaires are people who have a large equity stake in companies they run. So are we saying once your equity becomes to large you have to start selling shares?

People who say this stuff usually have zero clue how money works.
The trump administration did an executive order that forces hospitals to list all their prices. Imo easily his best move. Now, the current implementation does not work for a myriad of reasons that are mostly "hospitals have good lawyers and don't want to reveal prices" but the law can be fixed. A working implementation would make price shopping easy as someone would build a centralized site and you could have your health care provider put in the treatment needed along with your location and distance willing to travel.
> I also understand this was a government action in the article but I am replying to a comment referencing private property in terms of “build your own X”

Also w.r.t. to this as a government action, it was acknowledged that the government could not seize servers, seize IP addresses, or similar, as a part of this suit. "You are not being stopped from saying more things, but this thing, you're paying for".

Now, if they refuse to or are unable to pay, and the plaintiff files another action to seize assets or other garnishments, that's a separate matter.
Trade-offs also get a bit meta with "standardization" one way or another. Sure you could get peak performance if you made custom length and width screws but it boosts costs and makes it harder to maintain with the one-offs. Going with trade-offs is itself a tradeoff which means monoculture breeds a pattern of ignoring the tradeoffs.
I've actually been playing this game for a while. I do it daily at midnight.
We need that! The Internet should actually be free given the value they all get from me.
> I've felt most burned out were when I worked with people who didn't care, who I couldn't trust to care, and so I ended up being the only person in the room who cared.

Been there, but I don't see it as a problem. On the contrary, by being the only one who cares, I got promotions and salary raises. In the few situations in which I didn't get more than my peers (who didn't give a damn), I resigned.

So, at least for me, being around people who don't care that much is an opportunity for me to by working normal hours (9-5) and caring, get a salary bump.
As a Parent I allow myself to be tracked by the family. For me it all depends on how and why it is used. I am not always that responsive with my phone especially when driving. It helps them figure that out.

My son is away at College. We usually check his location before we give him a call. If he is in the dinning hall, class or gym we hold off until he is someplace more convenient. We have also found his lost iPhone a couple of times. He doesn't seem to care too much. We generally try and use the privilege when it is too his benefit. We don't really really track things like where he slept that night etc. That would not go well:)
Jobs also said native apps were unnecessary and we can all just use web apps. (Despite working on an app store at the time.) So even the prophet himself isn't such a great example.
I didn't really want to engage on HN as I think this whole post doesn't belong here (politically charged content is something this site generally avoids), but I will highlight the issue here. If you jump in to advocate support of Palestinians / Gaza, but didn't express any support for Israelis / Israel when Hamas (the elected and still popular government of Gaza) murdered over 1000 civilians, you're not an unbiased supporter that just wants peace. You have ignored the catalyst of the current episode of this conflict, which was an incredibly, obviously evil act against Israeli and foreign civilians, by Hamas, and widely celebrated in Gaza.

The worldwide attacks on Jews and synagogues, the chants of "Gas the Jews" and "From the River to the Sea" (which is a call for genocide of Israelis), the open calls from Palestinian terrorist groups calling for attacks on Jews worldwide, make it clear that antizionism is inextricably linked with antisemitism (as does the actual history of the conflict).
Check out the repo on GitHub as well as the others on the same GitHub organization! Also feel free to join discord and ask questions or shoot me an email. https://aperture.vision
That's scary, now let me add to that. Imagine if he was one of the pilots allowed to carry firearms on the plane.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-43377461
I wouldn't call TLBs small:

> Consequently, modern processors have extremely large and highly associative two-level TLBs per CPU — for example, Intel’s Skylake chip uses 64-entry level-1 (L1) TLBs and 12-way, 1,536-entry level-2 (L2) TLBs. These structures require almost as much area as L1 caches today, and can consume as much as 10 to 15 percent of the chip energy.

Bhattacharjee, Abhishek. "Preserving virtual memory by mitigating the address translation wall." IEEE Micro 37.5 (2017): 6-10.
They've been releasing videos which talk about various aspects of the Pi 5 design in some detail, and I've found them really interesting: https://www.youtube.com/@raspberrypi/videos

I was surprised by just how much of the hardware and software of the Pi 5 was custom designed by (or for) the Raspberry Pi org. Custom MIPI implementation, custom IO chip, custom image signal processor, custom camera drivers (w/libcamera), custom video drivers (w/Mesa+DRM). They were able to cut out pretty much all of the Broadcom firmware and the VideoCore is no longer handling the bootup process.
More lies, I didn't say any of that... why are you fake quoting?

Here's Golda's famous quote again, study it, maybe you'll change:

“When peace comes we will perhaps in time be able to forgive the Arabs for killing our sons, but it will be harder for us to forgive them for having forced us to kill their sons. Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us.”
― Golda Meir,
Do you know more about the history of this color use? It’s surprising to me that midori uses the kanji for green in Chinese if it’s such a recent idea in Japan.
Unfortunately, SALOME uses CORBA.
This gets brought up alot, and a few things always tend to spoil it.

1) the world is global, if the US did this then alot of billionaires would suddenly move to Canada. Until the tax code is unified people will chose where to live partially based on taxes.

Look at how many people move from Silicon valley to Texas or Washington just before their companies IPO.

People will just move to avoid the tax. THere are plenty of countries worth living in that don't have a wealth tax. France found out the hard way.

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/education/2021/02/11/le...

2) Wealth is not as easily measured as people want it to be. And most wealthy put assets inside corporations so not much wealth is held in their name. Can you tax a person for wealth held in a corporation outside of the US?

Tax treaties tend to distinguish between hard asset held in a country, factories and real estate and less tangible assets, like stocks, dividends, etc.

3) Right now alot of people complain about being taxed on stock options for illiquid options to begin with. We've all heard horror stories about tech employees having to exercise their options and pay tax on that when they can't actually cash out the shares to help pay the tax burden.

How do we tax an employee who holds millions of dollars in illiquid options that are well in the money? And how is that different than taxing someone on the price of a Picasso painting that a billionaire owns but has very little liquidity?

If you claim that the billionaire can just sell the painting for what people will pay for it even if its pennies on the dollar, then you can argue so can the tech employee. Someone will always buy your shares for pennies on the dollar if you don't want ot pay the wealth tax.
At FL360 (36,000') the plane has a glide ratio of 20:1; so they would have been able to glide 136 miles.
Not sure what you mean. Re stance on civil rights, I'm surprised by Denmark being on this list.
To be fair, this makes sense: making a smart decision is "harder" than scaling a simple calculation out to a bunch of workers.
> George Carlins "soft language" specifically spells out an example; shell-shock, battle fatigue -> Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Except that his account is ahistorical ... and the term post-traumatic stress disorder actually captures what the issue is. Neither shell-shock nor battle fatigue are good descriptors.
it gets worse. I have to look up numpy comma/tuple slicing syntax everytime I use it.
Pilots need to be allowed in the cockpit during flight, for very obvious reasons. The fact that he was off-duty doesn't really change the security calculation. It might as well have been an on-duty pilot that had pulled this stunt.

I am just grateful that it didn't turn into a disaster.
That's fine for theoretical discussions. The poster I was replying to implies that their goal is to sell a product and make money, so I was speaking to that.
It is still very hard to find matter devices. We wanted recessed downlights and ended up with Zigbee.

My air conditioner just died, would be great if a matter compatible one became available.
Speaking only for myself, it's very hard to find people who treat community, sharing, and collective action as things to engage with regularly rather than as a way to get access to tools for cheap. It can be exceptionally stressful and anxiety-inducing to manage shared resources under those conditions.

It should not be a surprise that some people prefer to not deal with the idea of hackerspace-as-community and seek their community elsewhere.
No need to run a small express server? MSW runs in the browser so you can develop against a mocked API.
I'm sorry, I'm really not following the chain of events you're proposing. You're saying companies would choose not to release profitable software, if it weren't also covered by software patents? I'm skeptical.
Hmmm, is there any chance you're choosing arbitrary lines because they're convenient for you?
Looks like more landslides for California.
YouTube recommended a two year old Daily Show segment about the Israel-Palestine conflict to me and I felt the same. It could have been recorded yesterday. It's tragic how history repeats there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeZ4yXyzUG0
Everything is individual, and for some our product may be truly unacceptable. Further actions are determined by your management
It will be interesting to see the ruling on Moore v United States* in regards to the adjudicated Constitutionality of a federal tax on unrealized income, the ruling of which has implications for the Constitutionality of a federal tax on wealth.

* - https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/moore-v-united-s...
You are right on many levels, and I know it.

> But I would suggest to every engineer to consider Chesterton’s fence.

I agree.

In fact, I believe I have considered Chesterton's Fence; I have a plan.

I'd like your opinion on my plan.

> Making something people want enough to pay for is very difficult.

Yes, absolutely.

To fight this, I have spent years, 3.5 years, figuring out what people hate about build systems, and I have designed mine to address those.

While that doesn't guarantee success, I think it may improve my odds. Do you agree?

> That is: builders who prioritize marketing outcompete those who prioritize engineering quality.

Yes, and it sucks.

I hate marketers. I hate marketing. I hate the fact that I'm going to do it. But I have to.

So my marketing with be focused on giving people something for just paying attention.

> Engineering excellence can sometimes be used successfully as a form of marketing in itself and you could well pull this off, as your content is super engaging and well-written.

Thank you for your compliment! I hope so, and my plan is to emphasize this.

I'm going to post four articles on HN, each a week apart, and each will be designed to give readers something substantial, with a blurb about marketing at the end that will be clearly marked as marketing.

* The first will be new FOSS licenses designed to better protect contributors from legal liability.

* The second will be a post on language design and psychology.

* The third will be a deep dive into Turing-completeness and what it means.

* The fourth will be the source code as a Show HN, along with an offer for early adopters.

> Or is it because the products that win in the market prioritize… winning in the market, and all their competitors that don’t prioritize that for whatever reason fall by the wayside?

It's awful, but you are right.

So this marketing push is all I will do for four weeks: preparing and posting, and responding to comments. This is when I will "prioritize winning in the market."

Does this have a chance of working?
To me it boils down to international law and the Geneva convention, and how they either apply to all or nobody. That is, by the same token terrorism is wrong, Israeli settlers murdering Palestinians and the IDF murdering journalists and bombing civilians under flimsy slogans about "human shields" is wrong. The same international law that makes the settlements illegal confirms Israel's right to exist. Want the settlements? Can't have Israel, not via rights afforded by international law. Want Israel? Can't have the settlements. And so on.

It's a simple matter of having principles rather than group affiliations. "Never again" isn't about Jews, it's about what the Nazis did; the actions and the dehumanizing sophistry to justify them, nothing more, nothing less.
> Western commentators are making it a black-and-white issue where you either support the Palestinian cause or the Israeli cause with no middle.

I think you are being too charitable. From what I have seen, it's "you either support the Israeli cause or you are a terrorist who hates freedom." All we need now is a war criminal republican president for democrats to loudly criticize yet support at every opportunity to invade a country that had nothing to do with the attacks and it'll be just like the early 2000s again.
I like this. Because it is both funny and points to the fact that for these people it is more about having a leaderboard score than utility. I mean there's really nothing Musk (or even Gates) could do that say... Gianluigi Aponte (#50) couldn't do. Which really is no different from what Pierre Chen (#500) can do.
Can deadhead in a regular seat on a passenger plane. Invite them in if needed only. Airlines won’t like the loss of a revenue seat.

The doors&locks are really good now. So good you can even lock out your co-pilot while they stop in the bathroom… (an argument in favour of having a 3rd deadheading pilot next to the others)
Maybe so but what does that have to do with anything?

A physical axle can have both wheels break free too can't it?

Comparing apples to apples the only scenario you're concerned with is where one wheel breaks traction and the other doesn't. Why is a logically driven exact speed match between wheels inferior to a physically linked speed match between the wheels. Explain the difference practically speaking.
Wait, which country supreme court did that???
It would be cool to have an automatic tool to generate a blob of any size and it would include as much detail as possible within your given blob size limit...
Elon lost a fortune but Cathie Wood says 'intensity of his brain cells '
Unfortunately the options for HKSV doorbells is fairly limited. The Logitech circle view Doorbell looks like the best candidate but it has a spotty review history, with the biggest complaint being it breaking in direct sunlight.

I’m about to buy some cameras and I’m thinking of just buying Nest and using https://scrypted.app to bridge to HKSV.
Yup. Seems pretty much on par with defending the profit margins of the tobacco industry.
Is it an “epistemological crisis” to expect other human civilizations to act like we did?

The west didn’t have an eye towards environmental health while we rapidly industrialized, I don’t think it’s a negative to be surprised that these countries are seemingly doing better than we did on this one metric.

Personally my response upon reading that line was “kudos to them”
Monopoly Power Is the Elephant in the Room in the AI Debate
It's pretty clear that it's "Based on the Farnsworth Munsell 100 Hue Test," and "this is not a replacement for the full test!" I think if you did particularly poorly on the online test then it's worth looking at whether you need to do the full test, as you might have colour blindness (or a terrible monitor). But a perfect score isn't super-meaningful.
What did you pick? I’m looking at the moment..
N-400 asks something along these lines. It doesn't say planning; it's broader, really. Any membership in an organization that wants the US to be a single-party state counts.

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/n-4...

Part 12, question 10-11: "Have you EVER been a member of, or in any way associated (either directly or indirectly) with: The Communist Party?; Any other totalitarian party?; A terrorist organization? Have you EVER advocated (either directly or indirectly) the overthrow of any government by force or
violence?"

Ironically, most of our political leadership doesn't qualify to become a US citizen; they've almost all advocated for the overthrow of Iraq's government by force. I'd imagine in practice some governments are more equal than others here...
> Shopify says that it’s not feasible for the company to investigate the validity of all takedown notices in detail. As such, these false claims resulted in actual removals and the affected stores also received strikes on their accounts.

Excuse my language but that is 100% bullshit. If it's not feasible for you to investigate these claims before kicking your own customers out then it's not feasible for your business to exist. Investigating these claims before acting on them should be considered a cost of doing business.
So tell us about "beans, corn and wheat" then... ?
For some one running many line of bussines applications in a enerpise I loved NT 4 to NT 6.1! So I guess you now meet sombody @shiroyama!
How do you view your parents? Would you consider them your allies? As plenty of us Gen Z people (I am on the edge at 26) do view our parents this way.
A lot of them are in the quote tweets, and also people leaving responses all over twitter and referencing this.
If the pilot and copilot are in the cockpit, and a third off-duty pilot is traveling, what is the "very obvious" reason he needs to be in the cockpit?