skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Likewise! If you live in a reasonable urban center, walking can just happen in the course of the day, without requiring special time and effort. I never exercise for exercise's sake, but I walk to work, walk to the store, walk to get coffee, walk to the bar, walk to friends' houses; at least 40 minutes of walking every day, often more. It is so much more pleasant than driving everywhere.
One of my favorite podcast episodes from radiolab is called Galapagos and it talks about Judas goats. I highly recommend it.

https://radiolab.org/podcast/galapagos
Let's repurpose Guantanamo Bay
I literally just use the Fossil Wiki for my notes. I never saw the need to go beyond that.
>Two of six mice exposed to 70% methane in air died in 18 min, whereas mice exposed to 70% nitrogen in air developed only ataxia. Animals exposed to 50-90% methane in oxygen showed mild depression and a marked decrease in locomotion, but no ataxia. Thus, the toxic effect of methane is much greater than that of nitrogen when available oxygen is low, but methane has little effect when oxygen is readily available.

It seems that the toxicity of methane should be discussed not alone, but rather with respect to the partial pressure of oxygen in the atmosphere in question.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK208285/#:~:text=Thus%2....
I've never worked in a large corporation, just academia and startups. The nature of exploitation in academia is reasonably well known and you pretty get much what you expect if you go in with eyes open (although there is variation depending on your academic advisor). I transitioned from academia to a startup that was far more exploitive than anything I experienced previously, but the exposure it gave led to another startup that has been the exact opposite (generous compensation and equity, great colleagues, etc).

In each case (various academic labs and the two startups), my loyalty was to the biological problem we were trying to solve rather than to the institution. I selected advisors and startup based on the problem that we were trying to solve (e.g. improving drug development and human health). As long as I thought the institution was making progress, I was willing to overlook a lot. I suspect that the video game industry and a few others might (space!) have a lot of people with a similar view of loyalty (and levels of tolerated exploitation).
And if the "prototypical person" chosen were female, how would the data change? That's what I'd like to know.
You see that in OOP codebases where the authors don't know any compositional patterns. Then the only way to thread logic together is statically, so singletons and the enums like you mention.
I get up to 10% of my salary as a bonus. It's linked to a handful of KPIs.
Pro-Russia group exploits Roundcube zero-day in attacks on European gov emails
Doing everyday Cardio is very beneficial if you are going to do high intensity cardio. If you try to only do high intensity you might be able to keep that max output a week or four, but that retention time can be doubled if you continue with daily low intensity cardio.

It is often vizualized as a pyramid you need a good base to be able to keep max going.

So even if you only do a daily commute you have an easier time getting better.
Who or What I voted for should be secret. That I voted should not.
I wonder if they ever considered moving the launch site 5 or 10 miles south into Mexico. It would certainly change the regulatory regime and Mexico would gain a facility with access to space.
This is fine if a big focus in life is your career path, but many people just want to live a comfortable life and maximizing compensation is not their priority. These people are sensitive to exploitation too, it's not just the unreasonably loyal workaholics.

When you just want to live a comfortable life your priority isn't maximizing your compensation, your priority is not getting fired. You can exploit these people by putting them in a position where not doing overtime results in failure and possible dismissal. They will keep doing overtime until their ability to live a comfortable life is so negatively impacted by the overtime that it outweighs the pain of being fired.

As an extra bonus the overtime they have to do ensures they have no time to search for a new employer until they get fired or resign.
The collective will we'd need to deploy this globally would probably indicate that we also somehow magically gained the collective will to reduce emissions.

This is the problem with some of the geo-engineering approaches. We've shown that we can't really change how society and industry operate enough to reduce emissions, so what makes us think we can do the same for carbon capture? How do you actually get every farm to do this?
Apple is putting out new content but they have essentially no external content library and the quality of Apple TV+ shows is a hit and miss.
For commuting, you're better off with a powered paraglider: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powered_paragliding
It would be a useful way to balance the costs vs benefits. If the gov't would put a price on it, I could violate the law here but compensate 100x as much elsewhere.

My town has a law where if a tree is over 10" in diameter, there's a fine of 5k if you cut it down. But actually, it's worse, because if they find out you plan to do this, or did it intentionally, they can continue to fine you arbitrarily and force you to re-plant a tree!

So you may own some land and have approval to build human habitation on it... but the tree prevents you, and you simply cannot do it via any legal means.

Otoh if I could... pay the town 5k, and also permanent preserve say 100 trees elsewhere... I could use my own land. I love trees as much as the next one, but it's just a huge risk to allow them to grow on my land cause once they pass that threshold, I irrevocably lose control of land I've paid for and continue to pay a lot of tax on.

It's also funny that if your enemy owns land, and you "help" his trees grow that thick without him knowing, property he planned to use as say an ultimate frisbee field will be permanently unusable for him, with no way out (except begging the city council, etc. and other behavior which is indistinguishable from bribery (money or psychologically))
You said these are government employees

I pointed out that no, it includes the non-employees who interact with the government.

You answer...they don't have to use email, therefore everyone who does is a government employee?

No.
Just feed the data in

https://github.com/raidendotai/openv0
I appreciated the wormholes one! That took me a moment to process.
Aren't you missing LinkedIn on your list? We get way more views on LinkedIn than on relevant Reddit communities for instance (we are a robotics SaaS startup).
There are interesting positive/negative (it hasn’t been researched enough yet) side effects on the effects this has in raising the pH of the ocean, potentially reversing ocean acidification
This is just rolled out now! Sorry about that, I thought we'd hit merge on that PR before publishing :').
We need to get to negative emissions in the second half of this century. From 5-10Gton/year, IIRC.

So this should not be used to offset new emissions, but thought of as a way to claw back the damage we are still creating today.
What 2,500 years of evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
window.open() strikes again
I didn't mean to suggest that customers would bring their own ONT. I've never heard of people doing that.
Airbnb deploys AI to crack down on parties over Halloween
Reddit has a whole other site if you go there without being logged in. That one is built with web components.
I would think they'd use other means like geolocation to restrict use in conflict zones if they were really concerned about abuses of their services.
Language-Driven Scene Synthesis Using Multi-Conditional Diffusion Model
Videocalls. Straight out of The Jetsons.
In the end, they and the consumer(subconsciously) probably see it as just another feature and not as a new form of car type.
If you want this feature then its part of an upgrade pakage and its not available at that price point.
as someone posted above

> just how geeked out on amphetamines this guy was.

I'm starting to buy into this theory.
The widespread belief that testosterone has a causal link to aggression has been debunked.

Some sources:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091208132241.h...

https://www.nature.com/articles/news.2009.1131
Not even just a decade long market leader, the new Prius has been heralded by auto reviewers as pretty much the first Prius that is actually kind of 'cool' looking and sporty and isn't just a econobox designed purely for best fuel economy with compromises in everything else.

So, they're comparing a huge step release of the Prius (which, always generates a lot of sales) vs. nearly the worst EV on the market.
>I wonder if they ever considered moving the launch site 5 or 10 miles south into Mexico.

You think the US government would allow that? Or are you under the illusion that SpaceX doesn't have close ties with the DoD?
Not an expert, but I suspect that getting them from the factory to the dock (and finding a dock that would not be a nightmare to maneuver through) is a pretty significant part of the challenge
I feel like hydrogen should still be an option for long-range, unmanned cargo zeppelins.

Don't fly over cities, and the worst (likely) case scenario is you lose a load.
I honestly think that DI frameworks don't add a lot of value (for me, when I work alone). You annotate some magic on a class or you call that constructor in your composition root. The explicit thing is nicer from my perspective, but most people don't know how to make it modular very well so the DI frameworks pop up to save people the trouble of learning. I prefer DI framework code to singleton spaghetti though, so...
More generally, if our goal is to help a certain type of environment, let's do that.

Let Musk buy up land a few miles away, convert it to more wetlands w/government help, permanently endow & protect it. The gov't could get 10x as much land protected as before - in exchange for giving up the few small acres near the launch facility.

It seems like everyone wins this way! Musk & SpaceX can do their work, environmental protection of land for the future & birds etc. has improved locally and nationally on net. The only ones who don't win are the bureaucrats who have approval over other people's productive work. So... this type of deal rarely ever happens.
Fellow white guy, are you aware that you're speaking form a position of privilege, that few will actually receive that signal as you intend, and the vast majority of "non-whites" will actually view you as foolish for making such comments because their native cultures teach self-respect? I think you need to do some research into how "white people" willingly denigrate themselves and contribute to their own mental health crises.
Can some tenants stick to an older version of the schema while other tenants use a newer schema?

Also, how is Nile different from creating a database (or several databases) for each tenant within a single Postgres cluster?
I ran into a similar problem entering the US on a ferry from the Bahamas.

I think I may have been misled but apparently if you're on the border you aren't allowed to refuse to talk/refuse searches/etc. So they forced me to search my phone and spent about 6 hours interrogating me about my political opinions, family history, etc.
My point is-- vehicle dynamics only make a difference in the very short term, because after like a couple of seconds, vehicles can be almost anywhere relative to you even with low performance.

(But, they can be quite different on the timescale of a second).
this story is taught in different ways, really different ways. Specifically not all traditions teach it as you describe.
And streaming services are hassle compared to streaming services. I just canceled my Netflix premium - it got tiring with the whole homescreen and traveling codes business
I am not sure the people bashing GPON know how a typical network is constructed. If GPON doesnt work out, we dont ahve to rip it all out and do it again. There are home runs back to all of the splitter cabinets. If we need to switch to home run back to the CO, we could do it fairly easily. We just run larger cables to the cabinets and patch directly across instead of patching input to splitter to house.
Also run away if you find a paragraph celebrating "FP" at the beginning of the documentation of something.
In exchange for decreasing the amount of affected users and application? Absolutely. No one would be forced to use a non-Safari browser.

A software monoculture means that a bug for one is a bug for all.
Noted :) I was checking out Xorm last night. It looks awesome!
What's the difference?

I've done this, and company didn't take me seriously. So then I did get an offer and said I'm leaving - then they actually did something.
This may be a dumb question, but if we're collecting volcanic rock, could we not tap into geothermal energy from the volcano to get cheap energy?
> Each company remains committed to affordability in the EV market [...] so at the moment we are ending development of an affordable EV

Yeah... not in any way that would matter, but still. They are committed. And this is what counts.
Depends on how high “high tonnage” is. Kennworth is offering a 680hp full-electric with a 3 hour range. Volvo offers an electric VNR with identical performance to its standard VNR. Freightliner sells the eCascadia, matching its regular Cascadia.
It would more than offset global aviation, which is one of the areas where replacing fossil fuels is the most difficult.
Did you mean this?

Geoffrey Hinton on visualizing higher dimensions:

"To deal with hyper-planes in a 14-dimensional space, visualize a 3-D space and say 'fourteen' to yourself very loudly. Everyone does it."
Why are we bringing in internet baggage here? The US lays its cities out this way due to regulations that codify this. We require that businesses have a certain amount of parking, that residential areas have a certain amount of parking. We require that homes can only be so tall, must have a certain Floor-to-Area ratio. We require that roads must be classified in a local-collector-arterial classification purely based on vehicular flow. We tell civil engineers that they should only build traffic lights if a minimum amount of pedestrian volume exists but that roads need to move a minimum number of cars by default. Sidewalks are required but not even 1/10th of the FHWA codes or the MUTCD deal with pedestrian or cyclist issues. These are all facts.

I'm not familiar with South Africa, but Australia also copied a lot of US auto-centric code regulations, so have no doubt that they did as well. But they very much aren't the norm. Most of Asia (outside of Middle Eastern cities and even here it's a mixed bag with Oman being different than the rest) and Europe are built around pedestrians.

If you think I'm just angry at the US due to some internet lefty baggage, then I don't know what to say. Japan shows that cars and pedestrians can coexist fine when you don't cater to just the car.
Have you read the Bible? The walk on water is explicitly described as being very far from the shore on a lake they were all very familiar with, and further it is written that Peter walked on water as well when he had faith, but when his faith faltered he began to sink. That is not how rocks work.
Very interesting, and amazing technology. But… How is it unjammable? Couldn’t you just generate a big magnetic field?
Yes, the former has many more destructive forces.

So I expect Voyager to be more or less structurally similar in 60,000 years
Brew is fine for what it is. Nix generally shines by being a way more general solution to the problem, which means you can take the nix managed version of things and move them across machines/OSes very easily.

The main advantage of nix against brew purely as a mac package manager is the ability to easily use versions of things that aren't HEAD (or to use multiple different versions of things for different reasons). Homebrew has a really clunky way to do that, but its much more straightforward in nix.
There was an infamous discussion about that years before he imploded and yes, he believed that it didn't apply to EA.
Everyone who saw it and has basic comprehension abilities can hopefully understand the basic premise which is awkwardly explicitly stated: that bickering around the right and wrong way to do feminism is bullshit, harmful discourse.
Obviously it will slow the attacker and discourage them. I'm commenting on the seller of this vehicle stating it is "Catalytic converter-theft-proof". It most certainly is not.
People doubtlessly do it. I sometimes do it when I tutor somebody on a server we both access via SSH. If you use such a server as a jump server, you can setup SSH tunnels to get all the way to another desktop.

I think it would be wonderful to install a remote IDE with workspace on a remote server. Or to VNC/RDP into one.
I wonder what the CPE looks like. It must be an integrated ONT+WiFi right? Getting 20gbps from an ONT into a router would be a challenge for UTP.
That would require an ITAR export license for Mexico, which shouldn't be too difficult since there are many defense manufacturers located in Mexico (ITAR is for weapons of course, but the same export controls apply to rockets)
volcanic soil is often considered very fertile for agricultural purposes. [1]

[1] https://www.bgs.ac.uk/discovering-geology/earth-hazards/volc....
There’s a launch site in the Kwajalein Atoll, part of the Marshall Islands, and I’m pretty sure we don’t share tech with them. The ESA probably doesn’t share tech with the countries who host launches, IIRC they are French “territories” anyway.
The "normal components" you're referring to are just elements. I don't see the need to track a ratio there. All of YouTube desktop's components are web components.

Reddit doesn't use web component on all pages yet. They have them on certain types of comment pages now and are incrementally porting the rest of their site from React to web components with Lit. They've also built this year's r/place with Lit, and are building other things like embeds on web components.
New York City.
Very cool to see, I can't wait to use something like this especially once someone automates the loop of write -> run code -> check errors -> fix errors for an LLM
That option has already been explored [0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K_1jqgCjxA
The argument is basically that we will need extra energy to go towards carbon capture one way or the other. Energy in, carbon reduced. This may or may not be a feasible way to do that.
Right! It's great to see that tackled for potentially all Nix installations! I have a workaround for that particular issue in my nix-darwin and Home-Manager configurations, but I've always disliked that I needed one in the first place.

While we're speaking of things I need workarounds for: having my login shell be Nix-installed currently has a race condition on systems with FileVault. I have, for example, iTerm2 configured to resume on reboot and it will start before the Nix partition is mounted, thus complaining that it cannot exec my shell. My workaround entails placing a thin wrapper on the main partition that simply waits for /nix to be mounted and then `exec`ing the right shell binary depending on the invoking user.

I should probably open an issue about this, but I'm not sure it can be solved at all while `/nix` needs to be on a seperate volume.
FCC should require phone providers to give us all info from callers. Then we could block anyone who changes their caller ID, anyone that calls from a VOIP number, anyone who calls from outside the US, any call that has a hop that loses information, or whatever we want.
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Sounds vaguely like the plot of Up, lol
Which is stupid. If I shouldn't expect returns on my investments to beat inflation why would I bother investing in equities? By that metric I should put all of my money in TIPS and be done with it.
you do that in vim?

I do that in terminal (I'm a heavy vim user)

vscode subs for vim, not for the CLI
Akio Toyoda's opinion matters a lot less since he stepped down as President and CEO a few months ago.
> I'd be happy to use a similar fullstack solution in JS/TS but afaik it doesn't exist.

If you mean, a fully TypeScript full stack solution then you might be correct. I wouldn't know because I tried Deno earlier this year and it wasn't great.

If you mean, a full stack solution that utilizes TS to for both the API and for the frontend then that is a much easier find. Vercel's Next.js provides this out-of-the-box and various other full stack starters and boilderplates exist.

I recently built one using PgTyped and typescript-rest.
From the site (perhaps it was updated to include this?):

> We disclosed our results to Apple on September 12, 2022 (408 days before public release).
I think I see what you are saying, an I agree that practically speaking, we have to have some common ground to make things work.

So at some point there is also a line that has to be drawn. The Holocaust is one of those lines, and I pray that I would had the strength to stand up to my peers and say, no this isn't right,and go to whatever lengths I thought I could do to make change. In a lot of ways, I think the civil rights movement was a lot of chest beating and I think that actually helped.

It's not really clear to me that "most prosperous happy places on earth tend to have social contracts that look out for groups such as women, homosexuals, etc." Certainly, when you look at economic prosperity and I don't know how you'd measure happiness.
I think “whatever” in your sentence is actually “have an infallibe human who knows all existent artistic styles tag it accurately with subject and style descriptions and then fine tune or train a model with it and then see if the model prompted with those descriptions produces images that match those descriptions.”

So I think simply rescaling would be a lot easier.
The reason that doesn't happen in the US is privacy regulations and because generally speaking lower income areas are less pedestrian friendly than higher income areas, so lower income areas will probably have more speeding. Not saying I agree with these reasons but it is why the political calculus in the US exists.
Hit F12.

Unless you're using NoScript or something similar, you're doing just that right now.
I've wondered about this, but I don't trust myself to figure out the answer. Even though I have a background in math and I've done some cryptography related work, I know enough about the crypto space to know that I don't know enough to make my own decisions. The featured article by Filippo Valsorda makes a lot of sense.

On the other hand, if the NSA really could find backdoors into elliptic curves (perhaps with a great deal of work) they would be motivated to gaslight the rest of us about elliptic curves by creating article like TFA.
> the first variable name which comes to your head.

I do this. I do it, but I will say it's not for everyone, including me. There have been a lot of "jimmy" and "pibbo" over the years. Keep the first name that doesn't embarrass you...