skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The last one, Focus, is very import. At school, I had time to think and work on two or three different stuff. When I was a junior 'developper' (basically I was developing filters to clean data to feed it to an OCR), I continued doing 2-3 different part at the same time. And then I kept doing it as a devops. This was a mistake. As a devops, you really have to be focused on your subject, you can't afford to half-ass your projects, and the scope is so large you will always forget important details if you continuously jump from project to project. Keep focus, takes notes (temporary or in comments). And communicate. The rest is easy
Let's compare a Luxury SUV (Q8) vs Luxury Sedan (Tesla)

Range:

- Tesla Model S - 385mi (95 kWh battery) - 10hrs to fully charge

- Audi Q8 - 257mi (106kWh battery) - 11hrs to fully charge

Cargo volume:

- Q8 - 569 L

- Tesla Model S - 709 L

These ICE converted cars simply are not optimized for battery setups. How on earth does a luxury sedan have that much more space than an SUV and still performs better on battery efficiency? The Rivian R1S (built from the ground up), has an optional 140 kWh battery with 400mi range, and has 1,323 L cargo (or ~480 L with a 3rd row seat).

Source:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x4Dyf_HkXDoXnuh6rJ5z...
In my high school in South Africa, we were made to take accounting for a time. The entirety of what I remember of the experience can be summed up thusly:

A. Equity = Assets - Liabilities

B. Test time! Here's something we've never talked about before: try to guess which side it goes on!
Fantastic Contraption. The original flash game.

http://fantasticcontraption.com/original/
I love how they turned "think of the children" around.
I mean, I wouldn't trust any seeds being bought from a non-brand in China. I thought they are supposed to irradiate biological shipments from other countries? You can get reputable reaper seeds from other sources in the US. I would still recommend buying directly from puckerbutt since they did the work to develop it.
I think I would rather they added a write-ahead-log to make writes durable, than disk lookup to support bigger-than-RAM datasets (slowly).
I had to do a minor presentation a few days ago, involving logging into several different AWS accounts. The main content of my presentation went absolutely under the radar because the audience were way more interested in how I was able to open and switch between multiple AWS accounts in different tabs. I use another add-on that automatically creates new containers for AWS accounts launched from the SSO screen. And if I type 'gmail' in the browser, it lists my 3 accounts, and depending on which one I choose, it opens it in the correct container so I can have all three open simultaneously, without any messing around.
It leaves the containers behind when I use it so my container list is polluted with all of the temporary numbered containers. It stops me using it when it can’t cleanly handle itself…

Probably Firefox sync, but most likely the extension. I’ll use it again once it works.
I think the point is the same, and somewhat interesting.

Do most hopspital non-profits channel their profit into growth or price discounts.

In my opinion, it is fairly common for non-profits to adopt growth as a goal in of itself, and try to extract as much value as possible from customers to further it
BBC is absolutely biased on the current conflict and should in no way be considered trustworthy.
Isn’t Mozilla a non-profit?

The CEO also reaps millions.

And I bet it is much harder running a health care system than it is running Mozilla.
I wonder how full it'll be. The python bindings aren't complete. For instance it's impossible to add scheduled transactions. Which I'd investigating doing for tax depreciation on assets. I did eventually find the scheme functions and looked at adding the necessary functions. But not gonna lie Lisp is rough when you've never worked with it before.
And it's extremely presumptuous of _you_ to assume that I don't know insurance companies are the reason for this change. Stop reading into motives.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Defense_Force

It's a franchise notorious for sending huge numbers of ants at the player, among other things.
DANE (with DNSSEC) may be an option to look at too, with public keys in DNS. though probably client support isn't universal (i have no (recent) experience using jabber). the CA was one weak point here.

checking for new public keys in certificates when keeping private keys between renewals would also help.

i suppose any storage and possibly ram should also be considered compromised? e.g. private keys stored on disk without encryption, but also by being read into memory. especially on the vm.
> One thing that I respect about the initial Israeli response was that they weren't quick to assign

That's not very respectable if you are guilty.

> Maybe, but I think the US government would distance themselves from the story if it was an Israeli attack.

Do you really think that anything can change US support to Israel? If you realize nothing would stop it, it makes more sense that the US doesn't care that it was Israel. They joined the lie.

“Hamas and Putin represent different threats, but they share this in common: they both want to completely annihilate a neighboring democracy — completely annihilate it,” Biden claimed.

How does Israel invading Gaza is the same as Ukraine getting invaded by Russia?
> an unremarkable Peruvian moth

Miloš Moth (Jan 3, 2023–May 17, 2023) was a Peruvian moth,
Linux (RISC-V) emulated in Scratch [video]
Yeah, at this res and price, they shouldn't be showing you a page. They should be eye tracking and showing you the a line or two of text at a time so that it's much cleaner.
"Do people have ideas or do ideas have people?" might have something to do with the phenomenon of different humans preferring different labels for the same thing.
If your staff engineers are doing extremely similar work as your junior engineers, you've either got garbage staff engineers or you're criminally abusing your juniors. It shouldn't be surprising that a developer with a couple decades of real experience work differently and have different areas of focus than someone fresh out of college. This isn't saying that every dev with 20 years of experience is significantly better than fresh out of college devs. But it's crazy to ignore the different experience can make.
From the images and description on the app's Play Store page [0], the skill level is manually set.

[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.lorendb.mu...
I would like to see a source for the argument, that because Bezos did something highly impactful once, he is likely to do it again. His personal track record seems to be unimpressive, if you look at his other ventures. Blue Origin is the most well known, but plays a distant second fiddle to SpaceX and arguably others, none of the other companies he is personally involved in have had breakthrough success.

The same is true for other tech billionaires. They mostly have one or a couple of successes that can in any way attributed to them: Gates has Microsoft and his foundation, Musk has Tesla and SpaceX, Twitter is a clusterf*ck, Jobs has Apple, etc. etc.

My impression is that at best, even very giftet people have the opportunity to do a couple of "great things" in their lifetime and most stop after the first. The societal benefit of giving them dominion over unimaginable wealth in the hope that they'll are much more likely to come up with the next game changer is negligible. Historically, the next big innovation has mostly come from someone not yet incredibly rich (but empowered by access to capital, beneficial systems and knowledge, all often provided by the government).
Ironically, the Greenglass-directed Bourne films that the quotes refer to are more like Bond than the very first Bourne film (The Bourne Identity, directed by Doug Liman). In that film, Bourne travels by boat to Marseilles, by train to Zurich, and then by impulsively-hired-car-driven-by-sketchy-woman to Paris. (And then by stolen car to someplace in rural France.)

In the second Bourne film (the first one directed by Greenglass), he starts off in Goa, then shows up in an airport in Italy, and later appears (with no indication of how he travels) in Munich, Berlin, Moscow, and New York City.

And, honestly, there wasn't a whole lot of visible "travel" in the "old" Bond, either. Bond is an agent of MI6, often with a cover as some kind of rich businessman or playboy. So of course he travels everywhere by passenger plane. (Unless he's doing some covert infiltration by parachute or surfboard or whatever.) The difference between Bond and (later) Bourne in terms of travel is that Bond has the resources of a wealthy government, while Bourne has... some kind of ninja superpower, I guess. In both cases, they mostly just translate invisibly from place to place.
That is not true. There are five specific exemptions. Communications (forum posts, emails, etc.) are largely covered by the first. There are many misinformed users and examples of small forums being frightened into deleting beyond what is required, which makes it seem like right to erasure extends further than it does.

– exercising the right of freedom of expression and information.

– compliance with a legal obligation.

– for certain reasons of public interest in the area of public health.

– for archiving purposes in the public interest, scientific or historical research purposes, or certain statistical purposes.

– for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims.

CCPA's exemptions are similar.
Sharper Image called: they want their glasses back.
In my city if you're near the front of the pack and drive 15 mph _over_ the speed limit, you can get to the next one before it stops the entire pack.
When I complain about current e-ink book replacements, the problems are the ways in which it fails to act like a real book. For example, it's still slow/awkward to jump back and forth between different pages, e.g. when a definition in a list 20 pages back is important for understanding some piece of reasoning. But for something like this, the tiny amount of text visible at a time would make things far worse!
The headline is misleading. The suit is not about the footage of the arrest, but separate accompanying statements.
I could suspend my disbelief, or you know, the Factorio team could actually just draw the buckets :D
Yes, if you don't mind the latency and throughput restrictions of Thunderbolt. Eg. Apple's M1 has a memory throughput of 66GB/s, which is an order of magnitude more compared to Thunderbolt 40Gbit/s.
So it's more like a really fast SSD instead of a local memory upgrade.
> I struggle to feel how Bezos "enslaves me" or makes my life worse

That's great for you! But have you considered the radical notion that other people with different circumstances to you exist?

Do you know anyone who works for Amazon? How are they treated? Do you know anyone who works for a company who supplies Amazon? How are they treated? Do you know anyone who purchases products from Amazon? Who delivers those products, and how are they treated?
And if you're in a zone where munitions are landing all around you, and almost all of them are from a certain source, you're going to assume the next one is from the same source.
For the most advanced e-ink display, it offers 300 ppi.

I don't think this kind of resolution is sufficient for VR.
Could the show have been as popular to the Daily Show full stop? One was broadcast on a TV channel most people already had, while this show was on a 5th place streaming platform which is widely perceived as being exclusive to specific premium hardware (incorrectly, but more people than not I've talked to believe you need the physical Apple TV device to view Apple TV).
Bringing Generative AI to Life with Nvidia Jetson
"In this post, we explore the exciting generative AI applications that you can run and experience on Jetson devices, all of which are comprehensively covered in the lab tutorials."
>Either you have breaking news or you don't.

There's a big difference between: "A hospital was detsroyed in an explosion, many dead" and "Israeli forces blew up a hospital, many dead".

You can have breaking news, you just need to convey the uncertainty.
This is huge. Programmers and programming are not the problem. the process is. For a wide variety of uses, the cost of programming erases the value added.
It's fairly common for people to obtain multiple certificates for different machines or services, so they can be selectively revoked and they don't have to share keys across machines.

More use-cases:

- You might obtain a new certificate, but deploy it gradually, so you want the old one to remain valid while you do that.

- One certificate may cover different sets of domain names. If you have a certificate for "example.com, foo.example.com" and then request a certificate for only "foo.example.com", should the earlier one be revoked? (leaving "example.com" without a certificate).
The definitive guide to bypassing paywalls
This is an out-of-band blog post. If you're reading this (not on the day it was published via your usual subscription channels but instead because I shared this link directly with you), chances are you told me that an article I shared on the TNO newsfeed is paywalled. It's possible that this article was paywalled after I posted it and that what I'm about to share won't work. More likely, however, what happened is that my browser is set to block paywalls and yours isn't. Here's how to fix that.
pypa/cibuildwheel: https://github.com/pypa/cibuildwheel :

> Example setup: To build manylinux, musllinux, macOS, and Windows wheels on GitHub Actions, you could use this .github/workflows/wheels.yml
FWIW, anecdotally and as a member of the motorcycling community, being loud does not seem to help much. People hear noise, but in traffic it doesn't help them locate the source of the noise. Things that do seem to help are primarily visual: bright solid colors, sitting high relative to traffic. Pretty much the opposite of the flat black low-rider with loud pipes.
I'm an introvert. I talk a lot, I like being around people but they tire me. The day I'm in the office, I feel like dying in the last hour. Thank god it's 90% WFH.
If that helps, i've set app windows cycling to ⌘+<key above tab>, which is ⌘+@ on my azerty keyboard. I don't think it's a commonly used shortcut on qwerty either.
Such a good show.
Early seasons at least.
Sort of, I agree that the blame game doesn't really matter, like to what end?

Its like “we didn't target the public utility full of civilians this time” okay. Apply this to any party in this conflict.

There is still no appeals process even during times of peace. Countries we respect have that feature because we don't actually trust them. But here we are supposed to take sides and everything at face value based on…… the most profound meme we saw on our timeline? most of us just don’t want to catch the ire of our employer in finance/entertainment/tech/education and I’m extremely relieved that its less suffocating to voice nuanced perceptions now than over the last two decades.

its validating that everyone was watching the whole time and just keeping mum so they could stay employable but were never comfortable with the consensus reality. people are trying to get others to have simplistic conclusions and its failing, I love that for the us. People are trying to say that any crack in agreement is advocacy for rounding up their entire ethnic group, what a leap of logic and nobody’s buying it!

but would any resolution of that massacre resolve anything? are people just going to retreat from the unrest at US embassies like “oh okay, actually you guys are alright”

noooope. this disaster just has people expressing what they already felt and doing what they already wanted to do. and there will be more massacres in this conflict.
Riskophilia
I see. It feels ethically wrong to be suppressed by a foreign government through your employers, but I don't think it should be illegal. If it were illegal for your employer to suppress speech on foreign governments, would the PRC have standing to sue you for libel?
People knew that the techs were holding your negatives and bathing the resulting pictures in the "photo water".
You could determine who your real boss is for any activity. Are you learning to satisfy the market, or are you learning to satisfy your curiosity? And it is probably useful to strictly segment your time in this way into two categories: market-serving and curiosity-serving. When you are trying to serve your curiosity, there is no reason to dwell on things that are pointless from your individual needs. However, when you are serving the market, you are usually obligated to dwell on things from the perspective of others.
When usability == browsing Amazon...
Channel 4 and plenty of other people. Y'all are inside a propaganda bubble.

https://twitter.com/jacksonhinklle/status/171499970410093403...
I'm not following the meaning in your statements.

When you say "feature, not bug" I'm not sure if you're saying the feature is that traditional banks are bad at evaluating new tech, or if the feature is that Tesla would have not survived without a government loan. Either meaning is hard to connect to the rest of your comment.

I don't know what "Clinton's try" is, or really what fuel efficiency has to do with any of this, to be honest!
The title of the post immediately made me think about that book. (Not a coincident, as it became clear when clicking :))

I found the book too repetitive and cursory, employing pop-culture movie references too much.

The research that went into the book (as it can be seen from the bibliography) is immense, but for me the book was underwhelming for the potential it had based on the immense knowledge the author has accumulated from those sources. It is still worth a read for those interested in the topics of heists or city planning, but has wasted its potential in my eyes.
I may be stupid, but he doesn't have that money, right? We all know this is net worth, and what he has is likely only a small fraction of this. In fact, if he was to try to liquidate this wealth, it would go poof due to how the market works, right?

So, why is the author so mad about it? If I make a company and sell one percent to someone for 1000 USD, my net worth would rise by around 100k (as a bad example), but have pretty much none of that. Right? Thats what this is, isn't it? Im sitting there with 1000 bucks which I spend on the next phone, and im dirt poor with a lot of """wealth""".

I find these comparisons a bit disingenuous
France launched the first cat into space 60 years ago
501.3(c) exemptions for Hospitals require charity is why it comes up.

Non-profits are required to provide community benefits to preserve their tax free status.

Community benefits for hospitals are about promoting community health.

https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/charitable-hospita...
The teen should make a music video of the footage to help raise funds for their legal defense, as Afroman did with hits like Lemon Pound Cake (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xxK5yyecRo ) and Will You Help Me Repair My Door (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oponIfu5L3Y).

The right to record the police in public is well established now, and the claims the police are making (that technically Nathan Winter of the Newton Police Department is not a "convicted" domestic abuser, he's just an "accused" domestic abuser with a judge issuing a protective order against him) seem more likely to defame them than a brief caption in the teen's posted arrest video.
Thank you. :-)

I'm definitely a systems programmer, not a UI person. Suggestions or questions welcome, of course, but I usually only spend a day per year on the pi searcher. I re-wrote it in rust last year for fun, though.
Same: see also https://plaintextaccounting.org/

...the gist is "ledger.exe" (crufty-old-C-program) is the "perl" of plain-text-accounting. The implementation _is_ the specification.

"HLedger" (haskell) is the mostly-compatible ("now you have 15 standards!") which cleans up a bit of the crufty accidents and is considered more "pure" and "correct".

Mess with it for funsies, and consider using `hledger-ui` for browsing. It's really really powerful!

Specifically this part is super cool: https://ledger-cli.org/doc/ledger3.html#Commodities-and-Curr...

...and: https://ledger-cli.org/doc/ledger3.html#Currency-and-Commodi...

Implied exchange rates, arbitrary commodities/inventory. It gets into really heady territory pretty quick.
> By who?

"Hamas said so", that's who.

I'm gonna start using this phrase as an idiom, whenever a citation is missing.
There's a fundamental need for observing the world through different lenses / perspectives. Humans, some more than others, are geared toward identifying threat / negative environmental attributes mainly through pattern recognition.

This is hugely beneficial, until it isn't. Having the ability to utilize multiple lenses to see things in a different perspective allows us to unrecognize the threats from our most used perspective.

The over recognition of threats, particularly those you can't control, plays a major role in depression (rage) and anxiety.

Everyone has a default perspective but getting deeply involved in anything can allow us to gain additional perspectives.

Religion provides an alternate perspective. E.g it is the will of Allah, Jesus died to save me, ending any suffering ends all suffering, etc.

With that when you look at things you can apply those perspective filters and see things differently.

Deep interests are filters as well. An example that is a personal anecdote is when I became involved in woodworking and construction I look at houses and "see" how they were built, I see the components, the connections etc, I see trees as board feet and just intrinsically visualize their milling.

It happens with other things as well and it can bring anxieties too, I'm far more concerned that some buildings are going to collapse at random after I have been involved in construction.

Religion can of course add anxieties.

Any new perspective can. Having a new perspective / different way of thinking, on a physical level is a rewiring of connections in the brain. The perspective can become reflexive, mental muscle memory.

The activity of drugs is to induce this rewiring effect. Changing the actual way the brain works by binding to receptors and forcing new connections or reroutes.

Historically people would play many roles, typically changing with the seasons, each which offered a different focal perspective.

As well they would have a deep guided religious experience, use perspective changing drugs and have a strong notion of either self or community which offered further perspectives.

Today many people follow the same path and pattern far too frequently. Affording very limited development of alternative perspective. This leads to a much more developed recognition of negatives due to lack of diversified perspectives.

What else could happen though, it's often, daycare for 3 years, school for 12/16+ then work for 30-40 years. Perhaps there's a year or even just a couple summers of exploratory travel, then we're relegated to a few weeks of vacation and commercialized cultural holidays.