skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You missed "per distance travelled" - that partially normalises the results. You still have to adjust for situation and road type (which Tesla conveniently doesn't do in their advertised numbers) for a better result.
I've had a bad trip once where I took too much, but I realize it was because of the amount I took. Do you microdose daily?
Well, I agree it isn’t the perfect context but it isn’t wholly out of left field either, depending on the user’s interpretation of the previous poster’s quibbling over age.
Hey Aditya, congratulations on the release.

I’m on a phone so please forgive me if I missed it, but is the intended threat model for gittuf documented anywhere? I see a reference (in the linked paper) to a vulnerability that’s been submitted to CERT that gittuf is expected to remediate, but it wasn’t immediately clear to me whether using an authenticated transport (e.g. SSH) would solve that particular issue as well.
You're right of course, I read TFA too quickly.
So if all that paper gain doesn’t mean anything because it’s not liquid then I guess people wouldn’t mind if it suddenly evaporated right?
Not sure I understand why this matters? It also doesn't refer to oil pipelines, which is also fine.
https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/blob/stable/gnucash/gnome...

This is something I'm familiar with! I refined the above algorithm to reconcile statements according to the statement end balance. It works well, and yes it's knapsack.
I somewhat agree, but the thing is, I can recommend them and users on alien.top would even be able to subscribe to the community, but lemmy.world would never send updates to us.

I actually wrote to the LW mods to see if there will eventually reconsider the decision (https://communick.news/comment/674064), let's hope for the best.
really agressive money grubbing pop up.
Wait till they see this loophole. You’ll get the same questioning.
That’s correct.

It’s kind of like a “poor man’s” SIMD, striding through four (to
eight) null-checks at a time, using the processor’s native word size, and then decomposing the eventual hit to figure out which byte had the null.

strlen() is frequently used in applications, and often without much discipline, so this kind of optimization can have big payoff system-wide. Good comments help keep it legible despite the tricks.

You generally wouldn’t bother with something like this in an application unless you identified it as a hot path through profiling, but libraries (and especially standard libraries) can anticipate what needs attention and include many of these sorts of optimizations. They’re great code to study.
Wow, blast from the past. xfire was the shit back in the day.
Nick Maggiulli breaks down the numbers better in "What is the Average Net Worth by Age?":

> So what is the median net worth of all U.S. households in 2022?

> $192,700.

> This is about 1/5 of the average net worth and an inflation-adjusted increase of about $50,000 since 2019 when the median net worth was $141,145.

> But, once again, these figures don’t adjust for age, arguably the most crucial variable we need to control for to do a fair comparison. So, let’s do this now.

* https://ofdollarsanddata.com/average-net-worth-by-age/
Ours used to beg to go out so he could watch the carpenter bees every spring.

Then, one year, he put his paw over one that landed near him and was so alarmed by the buzzing fit that he still hasn't gotten over it.
In my opinion, it's largely the result of poor economic conditions and rising inequality endemic to a broken system. Young people today are keenly aware that they will have significantly lesser quality of life than the generation that preceded them, while simultaneously having to work much harder to gain a fraction of it. Communism may have fallen over in the Soviet Union, but it looks as if Capitalism is destined to fall much the same way. It is just taking a little longer, and so, the fall will be a little harder too.
> Are DMCA claims under oath?

Yes. DMCA claims are made under penalty of perjury.

> Being prevented from publishing a video someone else created, say, doesn't inhibit your right to express any opinion (aka freedom of speech).

Indeed, the inhibition of free speech is when you are prevented from publishing a video you created, because someone else falsely claims that they created it. Hence the felony.
The Conservative Party have always been against the breakup of the United Kingdom. I'm not a member so I don't know why, but I suspect any/all of the following: loss of North Sea Oil rights, history, weird effect on the monarchy, reunified Ireland immediately afterwards, Scotland rejoining the EU leaving England and Wales as this weird little bit of non-EU island.

I don't think there's any PM who wants to be the PM who allowed the UK to break up.

Luckily for them, as Mr Murray's blog details, the SNP is very comfortable being Westminster MPs and aren't that interested in actually doing anything about independence.
quic.video - Live Media over QUIC
Hey HN, I spent some of my downtime between jobs making a proof-of-concept for a new live media protocol in development at IETF: Media over QUIC. Everything is in an extremely early stage so don't expect it to work, but now is a great time to get involved if you're interested in the live media ecosystem.
For money laundering and drug trades
SciSpace has launched a paid subscription plan
If I wanted to stalk my employees, I'd make them register their license plates and hire a service to ticket/tow unregistered vehicles. Then, I'd have access to the roster of names and license plates without the hassle of actually keeping an eye on the parking lot. Memorizing the roster wouldn't take much time per day, and you can spook people by looking them up before a meeting.
You skipped a few.

- Build a real time monitoring system of people travelling on these services to allow instant arrests by diverting the vehicles.

- Sell all the data to advertisers and unscrupulous individuals, who may or may not be stalking someone.

- Allow authorities to use the cars as weapons to kill dissidents and other threats to government.

Building something this complex and all-encompassing goes 90% of the way to building a dystopia.
> You don't like the article? Don't read it!

Some of us prefer to make a decision on whether or not we like an article after reading it
Odometers are pretty well regulated and insurance companies will often have a good record of the readings over long periods. I'm not sure how the org doing the data collection does it precisely, but pretty accurate data is out there.
i assumed webusb was entirely host-side, but apparently a device can provide a descriptor specifying a URI to the intended compatible page, and that seems to be one of the features of this PR.

https://developer.chrome.com/articles/build-for-webusb/#webu...

the rest of it seems a little strange. the webserial API should be able to talk to any class-compliant serial device, that's already supported.

https://developer.chrome.com/articles/serial/#open-port

the 0x22 request type isn't part of any webusb standard, it is from a tinyusb example program where they demo connecting webusb and webserial to the same device, which is a little strange and probably not what you're doing with the rp2040.
Then you should also know quality of the data matters. Driving on empty streets and counting those as miles is like eating empty calories.

Perhaps if you'd looked at the news reports you'd have a different opinion. Cruise vehicles all simultaneously stopped working near a music festival where they couldn't get a 4G connection, causing a traffic jam as the festival ended. All their incidents speak to a lack of safe engineering practices.

In any case here's another HN thread today about Cruise being suspended. For obvious reasons. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38002752
I recognize a lot of faces in that trailer. The game stars Mark Hamill, Gary Oldman, Andy Serkis, Gillian Anderson (Scully!), Mark Strong, Liam Cunningham, and some more familiar faces [1]

So that's where all my money's gone since 2012!

Star Citizen actually launching a finished product certainly wasn't on my 2020's bingo card.

[1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5194726/
How many realistic options are there for a browser if I don't use it for stuff that has an app? Servo seemed to work fine the few places I went, but the UI isn't there yet. Lynx either has some tricks I neglected to read about, or is unusable even on stuff that works fine in reader mode as a plain document. Firefox and chrome have some spinoffs that may get rid of telemetry, maybe that is a decent option, but I'd worry about bug fixes. Thoughts anyone?
Scientists: Allow forbidden 28-day embryo experiments
No, I think that the tweet is an excuse that allows them to hassle him more, because he's a prominent supporter of Scottish Independence. I don't think this has anything to do with Hamas itself.
For sure this is the case - would almost question the company if not
Pixel Shuffle is so satifying :)
Also ninite.com - you do have to open Edge, but you get a custom installer for a whole host of programs and it won't get flagged by Edge as a competing browser download.
That’s the best part. The pooled driverless EVs doesn’t require any physical infra for the govt to build or buy! It’s one reason I think we’ll get to a more optimal future vs public transit which requires big govt programs and building.
I'm using Ubuntu Studio because it has a ton of audio and music related stuff built in.
Inflation has taken a bite out of the debt.
Okta Cybersecurity Breach Wipes Out More Than $2B in Market Capital
It is 1500 km translated for US readers.
Every company wants you emotionally hooked on their products. Ford Motor Co wants you obsessed with Ford vehicles.

Facebook has an easier time doing studies, but companies have spent decades trialing different ads, marketing campaigns, sales pitches, etc.
Adonis would be an option that's compared a lot to Laravel. I haven't used it enough to have an opinion

Redwood may be an interesting full-stack option if you're OK with your backend being serverless
Wouldn't that wealth become worthless if nobody recognized ownership though?
Aquaphor's the best thing I've found so far. Just takes a tiny bit, so whatever's left over on my fingertip gets rubbed into my knuckles which are probably also chapped.
Hopefully the winget team are heavily silo'd from the edge team.
That's a nice little rig. I needed something that could drive my monitors without change from the previous setup and that wasn't something I could easily find in a new laptop so that's why I ended up with this old beast. But 64G would be nice to have. I checked the price of the only XPS that is available on Dell.nl and it goes for 4200 euros!

https://www.dell.com/nl-nl/shop/dell-laptops-en-notebooks/sr...
All these stats really tell you is:

- how expensive housing is in that country
- how privatized pensions are in that country

For instance, Australia has very high wealth per capita. But that's mainly because:

- housing is extremely expensive
- pensions are extremely privatized (via the superannuation system)

So it's actually a measure of dysfunction in many ways.
My mom use pen and paper. Pretty secure I'd say.
When I use ChatGPT browse it's mainly two cases:

1. I don't want to read through all materials in that topic but want an overview.

2. I can't describe the topic with the precise language for it, hoping ChatGPT can translate my naive description to the vocabulary for that field.

ChatGPT does bad in both of these cases. For (1) it just randomly browses 3~4 search results, as for (2) it always try to search in my original vocabulary. Why don't I search myself then, but to wait for the slow response?
TL:DR; The Boring Company according to speculators.
Yaaay! After the celebrations, maybe we start the vote on whose face goes on a 1k, 10k, and 100k bill???
This looks very good - looking forward to giving it a spin at some point.

+1 for HCL over YAML - the experience is much nicer.
Needs another option in the poll:

> I don't believe Microsoft are trustworthy

At the very least, it'd be a direct option for them to measure their brand damage (thus far).

That's something they should add to their exec compensation goals. ;)
Bonvago.com: 10x Points on Travel Bookings. 0% Book Now. Pay Later
This headline reads like an abusive relationship.
Huh. That’s exactly the opposite of the impression I got. The books seemed properly solemn when it counted, more so than the movies, and I found that the poems really added to the atmosphere. (I’m particularly fond of the ones sung by Gimli and Galadriel; as sad and wistful as they were, they managed to convey a lot of mood and emotion in just a few carefully-chosen words.)
I just started seeing Cruise cars driving around Santa Monica this week. Are they already paused in SF and we're somehow later or is pausing just a SF thing?
True, good code organization creates patterns and patterns create efficiency because humans are good at following them. When code is scattered and/or inconsistent in its design, I feel less productive. NestJS and similar modular frameworks do a good job at keeping code organized while allowing for scalability.
Heated yoga may reduce depression in adults
> I parked my van at an angle, so if it was hit from behind it should roll past him.

Good tip!
Pihole to 1.1.1.1 and 9.9.9.9.

I'm in the process of taking control of my network again, after having a more laissez-faire attitude towards network access. I'll probably install something like opensense on top of my edgerouter.
I loved my mpx200 when everyone else had their Nokia candy bars. Small flip phone, outside display, SD card, USB connectivity, windows platform. I still have it.
The needs of the rider are predictable. You cannot make shared vehicles both flexible and predictable. Fixed routes are predictable and thus easy to plan your life around. When fixed routes are also frequent there is no sacrifice in that.
Just ridiculous!
I think it’s not “coddling” that happens outside of social media and “anti-coddling” that happens on social media.

Seems incredibly simplistic.
Judea and Samaria (aka west bank) were part of the land promised to the Jews by the league of nations in the San Remo convention, which is binding by international law and originally also included Jordan. Considering the Arabs have never agreed to the partition plan of 1948 it is well within Israel right to contest this area and the common definition of "occupied territories" is not that clear cut considering no country owned it before 1967.

The settlements themselves don't displace any Arabs from their home, they were built either on Jewish land (Jews lived in Judea and Samaria until 1948) or on a land which didn't have a specific ownership. Usually if an Arab can show that they have ownership for a parcel of land they will get it in court.

In any case, Gaza is not occupied and except from the hostages there are no Jews in Gaza. They could live peacefully side by side near Israel without any "siege" if only they accepted that Israel should have a right to exist.
Their current growth rate is a collapse.
Was sync to iCloud and Dropbox through a single file? Because there’s no chance to merge databases if they get out of sync. Proper cloud support can handle this.
The bifurcation of response to this is telling.

Nobody has free will therefore:

-We have an obligation to be kind.

-Kindness doesn't 'work' at scale.
Buses that look empty generally have 5 people on them, and so are still more efficient use of space. Either that or at the end of the route and will soon turn around and fill up again.
The single responsible for this is an executive called Mikhail Parakhin. I was in his org for a while and this kind of shit (ads on windows, forced news pushes, etc) were par for the course in his strategy. He got promoted twice in the last two years due to this crapware actually generating money for the Ads group.

I know everybody is in love with Microsoft these days because of Open AI but the dark side of Microsoft is still there. And Satya is rewarding it.
I bet they laugh at the radio astronomers. "Square kilometer array? That's ... cute."
If you visit Wilsonville, OR or Tukwila, WA, you can go to an arcade / go-kart / mini-golf center that's Rocky & Bullwinkle themed. When I was a kid I thought R&B were on the same level as like Disneyland as every birthday party or event was hosted at one of them.
The distance between mean and median doesn’t tell you much. For any distance between the two, including them being equal, you can fit a great many very different distributions. They are indicative but the underlying distributions matter a lot.
The idea would be to not recognize the past wealth and start recognizing the new redistributed wealth
Because accidents are rare and drivers are expensive so that might be the world's most expensive study to get to a statistically meaningful number.

It's easy enough to simply compare with existing Uber in the same city along the same roads and get something nearly as accurate for virtually none of the cost.
It’s a comparison between real-world transportation systems, not a sporting event. The systems are different, and that includes operating under different safety rules.

It’s true that they haven’t reached sustainability yet.
Windows phone was garbage though,with no real multi tasking and IE as the only browser.
Nokia/Elop screwed up big time by going with this and it killed Nokia
> [1] I read years ago that border guards in some countries use a similar technique, because if someone is being deceptive, it's unlikely they can handle a random walk to an arbitrary depth of detail.

Such people are not necessarily deceptive; in my experience, much more often

- the person does not have the best memory, but loves to talk

- the person has a tendency to "hallucinate" (i.e. has some mild (typically harmless) schizophrenic traits)
NYC has out of control costs. Look to Vancouver canada for a very different picture.
It's intended to speak to the biological and not "gender".
Either having to balance a budget or a downward cycle where more and more interest is required for debt, leaving less and less for function of government.
If that signals “extralegal shenanigans” you can just make the same claim with anything… so it’s not a very valuable signal.
Distorted crystals use 'pseudogravity' to bend light like black holes do
Elop was clearly a mole.

I use the Nokia N9 alarm clock was an example of a perfect piece of software.
It's like when you're cornered and asked for specific reasons you want out of a bad relationship. It's so they can tell you why your reasons aren't correct.

"You are failing to comply with my repeated insistence that you love me"
Whenever scheduling interviews I tend to ask them to add 15-30 minutes to the expected time so that I'm sure to have time for my own questions.
Idemitsu oil refinery also is suspiciously suspect.
Yes. I gave the name above :)
>I don't exactly understand what's going on.

What do you think Jeffrey Epstein's island was being used for? Do you think he was filming rich and influential people sleeping with underage girls purely for his own amusement, with no intention to generate blackmail material on anyone? If not, who do you think inherited that blackmail material when he passed away under suspicious circumstances?
If you say "I programmed this myself" or "I did not use LLMs" while in fact you did then you misrepresented reality. That is, you lied. It baffles me this is even a point of contention.
Somewhat off topic, but if you filter by the 'Other lines of credit' distributed by 'Percentile of income' there is a MASSIVE spike for the top 10%. Wonder if this is bad data or a result of the loans given out in 2022.
“Just tell me why. Give me one reason. I just want to know.”
Funny to see Magnatune mentioned, HN is probably the only place I would ever see that. You got me out of lurking as I had to share.

The founder and CEO of Magnatune is John Buckman. Per his Linkedin he is still the CEO of Magnatune, in addition to some of his other projects like BookMooch and iLicenseMusic.

Magnatune is certainly in zombie mode, as Buckman started an espresso machine company that really took off and gave him notoriety, Decent Espresso. It uses an Android tablet to control and the app he wrote is written in Tcl/Tk. It's a fascinating project and how I became familiar with him and his previous endeavors.
Desperate is not a good look Microsoft.
>it would be a weird bit of asymmetry to say it’s okay for them to have your metadata but not for you to have their metadata.

But that's not what this is. This is saying it's ok for them to give your metadata out to anyone who asks.
My natural reaction to the various Edge tactics is embarrassment that I've been something of an evangelist for MS seemingly making some smart moves
Ok, so you should be able to sue schools where regular bullying happens, or ads that supposedly promote unrealistic beauty standards for eating disorders, right? Or why ads, sue the media companies that publish them. Or maybe vendors that sell the magazines, or all of them - since they make up a platform like Facebook. "Majority of their time on social media" is not a harm. The rest are similar and/or not clearly linked to anything.

Really this lawsuit is just a meta for safety-ist culture that probably causes mental health issues in the first place.

It's like I spent hours per day playing soccer when I was a kid, and regularly got injured, broke my leg once. I got bullied there too on occasion, by some definition. Oh, and we used to play games where the losing team would bend over at the goal line and the winning team would try to kick the ball as hard as possible at their asses (or legs) from like 15ft - I dunno if this is bullying (I've done a lot of both bending and kicking), but I'm pretty sure someone has to think of the children...

So I guess the parents (or no, not parents - states!) shoulda sued the town that provided us with a public soccer field, cause "harms" happened there :)

EDIT: come think of it, unlike other cases - parents cannot control the other kids' behavior in school or out in the neighborhood - preventing their own children from using social media is comparatively trivial. So, there's also that - I guess if facebook is responsible for harms, all of the parents affected should be sued for neglect :)
Microsoft were the ones who made Windows Phone IE only and a walled garden like iOS
Why is the "solid electrolyte" encased in an hourglass-shaped buttplug?
Mormon women also live much longer than other white American women. Mormon women live longer than Swedish women.
Edge and Bing and Ads are all under the same group, hence same tactics.
It is very common to hear in the US at least around elections.
And Google tells me to use Chrome when I go to Google Maps in Edge. Can we fucking stop with the outrage "journalism"?
I'm surprised that you're surprised. Hasn't it been the narrative for decades now?

Israel is a strong strategic partner of the US, so NATO members usually side with them in this conflict.
> charged with contempt of court, for "jigsaw identification" of a witness in another case, that of Alex Salmond

Worth mentioning a couple of details about that case.

Alex Salmond was the leader of the Scottish independentist party.

Arrested in 2019 with the accusation of 14 instances of sexual abuses from 8 anonymous women.

The subsequent trial cleared him of all charges.
It's ok to admit that you're wrong and that it's not like crack or some terrible drug.
I’m saying that a healthy-ish Gini coefficient seems to be in the 0.2-0.275 type range, and a warlord won’t die in his bed above 0.85.

It’s hard to get figures on us, but I used to get drunk with a bunch of Goldman quants who said we’ve been north of 0.5 once you cut the shit since 2008.

It’s neither widely known nor considered polite to point out that the 5 ish mass shootings a day in the US make it per-capita more dangerous than Syria.

So if you’re asking if I’m saying fuck rich people who exploit capture?

Yeah: fuck them in particular.