skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> To have the city planning work correctly you kind of need participation from the cars

Perhaps for the optimum solution, but you can get a _lot_ better (than things are at the moment) without that. There are plenty of cities that use sensors and cameras to adjust traffic light timing throughout the day, and have done for some time (In the 90s I studied the system used in Sydney, which had already been in existence for some time then). But these things cost money.

Also, you don't need driverless cars for destination data - anyone using Google/Apple Maps/Waze, or even any recent car's inbuilt nav system can provide this.

And I reckon that even with the optimal solution in this regard, you'll still end up with traffic jams, as individual cars take a lot of space. Start thinking in terms of mass transit, cycling, and city planning to allow walking to the shops.
>Which makes the name a bit of a misnomer - Judas knew what he was doing.

Judas's story is a big point in supporting my atheism , like you had a dude following a God for years, witnessing extreme miracles and still the guy had doubts that the person was a God and at the same time this Gods would want me to believe based only on that old,censored book that contradicts itself with reality and morality 100 times. I would have censored this story too if I was there.
Sorry if this is too much prying into your health, but what was the personal/medical verdict on whether to continue the running? You say that the symptoms disappear after a while without exercise, but if it’s benign will you keep it up?
I won $2000 in a programming competition they held at the embedded linux conference, and they never paid me, even after asking twice. Can't say I've been rooting for them since. Never again will I accept a giant check and be told that the real one will come in the mail!
SimpleLogin (https://simplelogin.io) is excellent for this purpose.
This might be us soon, temp rises, our energy needs increase, not enough to go around
I can be anyone you want me to be. Including your over 18 year old step daughter
I'm curious since the article doesn't mention it. What has replaced Judas Goats nowadays?
It seems there would still be the same problem of leading the sheeps to slaughter?
Elon Musk acted like a 'little baby' on Tesla's earnings call, analyst says
Oh, you wish. You frigging wish.

That lasts until someone who is the CTO's buddy gets a hair and decides to get exec override, then pushes to prod, deleting the company financials.

And the medical equivalent of QA is generally a very awe inspiring strain of nurse.
Tired of heavy hitter submitters dishing-out half-baked research to HackerNews
Is this good going to be readable on Kindle? It might be just me, but some software engineering books are hard to read on Kindle due to codes sections could end up with strange format.
That's like a small bug fixing
Meanwhile, over at Edge... multiple popups and a sidebar: https://i.imgur.com/umv5rbT.png
One thing this article doesn't mention is monitoring your CAA record too. Unless your DNS is hosted and administrated by yourself, which is unlikely if you are using a hosting service for your jabber service, a targeted attack coordinated by a state/police could also affect your DNS zone records.

Another thing this article doesn't mention is given the nature of the protocol, any user should make sure he communicates to recipients using servers who have set a decent level of security standards. That is the hardest part to do.
I'm not a paying member and I still see the entire thing
I was going to learn Python for the same reason: to create utilities that would run on most any computer. Mostly to do things like file-parsing and data-format conversion.

But the Python ecosystem seems to be such a disappointing mess that I just gave up on the whole idea. I'm learning JavaScript/TypeScript now and you can build CLI programs with Deno.
What's the difference between CBD and THC?
It would be interesting indeed.

I suspect hot yoga would still produce comparably better results.

The reason is that it doesn't include only moving body around but things like breathing, stretching, compression, intense sweating etc on top of intensive workout. It gives subjective impression of positively affecting organs, lymphatic system, skin, hair, mind, circulation etc. - the whole body basically.
It's wrong to think of them as different functions of the same network. Instead, they are differnet networks.

Ethernet and the Internet both provide the function of forwarding packets through a network to the target destination address. The MAC protocol and IP protocol provide the same theoretical function.

Where they differ is that Ethernet was designed to a be a local network, whereas the Internet is designed to be an internetwork. All it demand from local networks is that they get packets from one hop to the other. Ethernet does this for the Internet, but so do carrier pigeons.

The same is true for HTTP. Instead of thinking of it as a component of the network, think of it as something that rides independently on top of the network. In a hypothetical future whe we've replaced the Internet with some other technology, the web would still function.
Do the business requirements (fundamental assumptions around design to be more generic) of a bridge, car or airliner change dramatically over time?

I'd argue not.

Software design, in my opinion, is both a science and an art so my stance is that we need both the formal theory and science as well as the philosophy and that they shouldn't be viewed as mutually exclusive.
I mean, it didn’t happen.

Obviously the EU is not without fault, but to be honest, I see more negatives around it, especially on HN than warranted.
I think the Uber model they mean is the more general "sell your service at a loss today to increase market share, hoping it will become cheaper for you tomorrow".
I read it on kindle just fine
WordPerfect 5.1 is un-surpassed. If my job was as textually-based as a lawyer's, I'd jump through any hoops necessary to keep it running.
Space Perspective: Travel to Space
My rule of thumb used to be shell scripts past 100 lines get converted to Python, and Python scripts past 1000 lines should get converted to something else. But in practice, the Python has stayed almost always.
To other folks reading this: what you’re witnessing above is someone missing the joke.

Come back to this after considering other self deprecating jokes about activities told by people who participate in them. You’ll find they come from more leisurely sports like golf to more intense ones like marathons.

People find that humor can create a fun “in group” effect from the “why are we doing this absurd thing?” joking.
I was just gonna say, i actually havent seen them in years, but it was always a funny "meme" before times
Yes, but as sales numbers for genre literature will tell you, most people don't read fantasy (or sci fi, or pretty much any genre literature outside of romance and thrillers).

Being one of the best-known genre-work of all genres means the vast majority of people have still not read it.

Estimates worldwide sales were around 50m by 2003, and 150m by 2007.

Figuring out where they were at before the movies is hard, but the US 2001 edition of LOTR alone sold ~2m copies between 2001 and 2003, so it's pretty clear sales in 2001-2003 were far higher than the average for the preceding years of sale.
no, they aren't. "Present for several months" does not make one common. Their forecast is grim. Yet you say it's "common".
A Little Triplet (2014)
What is the purpose of this? How does this benefit the inhabitants of Earth?
I don't have a PhD, so I can't come up with a reason for it.
I don't even know what the argument is saying, given that the terms are pretty much synonyms.
Yeah information is different since once you find something out its often trivial to replicate and deploy it. The cost is coming up with the knowledge in the first place.
Yeah, I was surprised to see this on hacker news. I mean it’s a great study and it’s good to know that heated yoga also works, but when I had my run in with depression (which turned out to be ADHD and stress) one of the key things in the recovery program was exercise. Specifically it was to talk walks in one of our forests. So while it’s definitely good to broaden the range or activities that are proven to reduce depression through science, it’s also a little… what is the word for something that is obvious because it’s been proven many times before?

I do find it interesting that they only focused on heather yoga and non-action. I get that it’s about resources, but given that we already know that “getting out there to exercise” works it seems a little strange to not compare with different sorts of activities. It would be much more interesting to me if regular? Yoga also worked as I’m not too interested in doing heathers yoga but have considered the regular stuff. I’ll probably end up climbing though since we have a climbing hall nearby and my daughter is a regular monkey so we can probably go together.
It's one of the reasons: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_reality_sickness
Canonical reaffirms 10 year LTS of Linux kernel and Ubuntu
One might say that the existence of a doubter or rejector lends the story authenticity.

After all we have doubters and people who betray for money today in all walks of life.

What's even more noteworthy about miracles is the report that some of those who had the miracle applied to, who were healed even some of them didn't believe or even say thanks! The point of the miracle maybe was not really to make people believe... it's a mystery to me.
It was written with a narrow focus on regulating the healthcare system rather than explicitly and comprehensively protecting a class of data, so it just wasn't meant to impose any restriction on every other party a person might disclose medical information to.
That was always the case. Otherwise we wouldn't be in this situation now.

Rights are arbitrary limits made up by people which can be changed or eliminated by people. Nothing more, nothing less.
I can't say I can relate at all. If you do things from scratch that might be true, but there is a pretty popular python tool called cookiecutter that allows you to generate the basic skeleton of the app. I usually pick something that contains poetry, click(I guess there is typed now) and some linting choices.

For fun I just googled a template and tried: https://github.com/radix-ai/poetry-cookiecutter

And the result is quite good.

Your comment assumes that python cli scripts need to be single liners, but IIRC there are several tools that allow you to bundle a package into a single file like pex, shiv, and zipapp.
Really good idea

It would be nice if people could add restaurants, I guess you are worried that that would require too much moderation?
Yea, it's not about engineers constructing systems. I mean, engineers do frequently pretend their creations fit the OSI model, but they work backwards to make it appear to conform to orthodoxy.

The issue is about education. People teach the model, or some variation of it. It teaches misconceptsion, such as how Ethernet and the Internet are integrated in a single network stack rather than being independent networks. It leads to professionals in IT and cybersecurity who continue to hold this misconception.
Great article! I can’t remember the YouTuber’s name or what to search for, but one of the Pinecone people has great videos at an introductory-to-intermediate level that is both really accessible and well motivated by examples.

Anyone remember?
I second this question. Not that the article wasn't helpful, but I think of it as a good start - now how do I generate that array of floats?
Quantum startup Atom Computing first to exceed 1k qubits
I agree with this. China outstripping the USA honestly seems inevitable to me barring state control of the economy crippling their development.

So somewhat ironically, if the USA/West wins their political battle to liberalise China, China would almost certainly become the dominant nation within the "Western/Modern" coalition.
I hate this opinion, but even accepting it at face value, it doesn't apply to comic strips. A TV show is a mishmash of dozens of visions from the start, so it's easy to let the Ship of Theseus continue on with new writers or sequels or spinoffs. An author-drawn comic is the work of one person. It doesn't have a cast, it's just them. Letting corporate greed machines get it removes the whole appeal by default.
Is Judas goat same as Judas steer ?

Or Judas goat is specifically for slaughter house
If we Idefine* mathematics as proving statements, then Elements is the first text we know of.

If we define mathematics as, e.g. counting, it is much older.

(It's interesting that mathematics is commonly thought of today by most people as to do with numbers, yet Elements is geometry.)
You might want to read this for a bit of a primer

https://apenwarr.ca/log/20170810

> The point of all this is that ethernet and IP were getting further and further intertwined. They're nowadays almost inseparable. It's hard to imagine a network interface (except ppp0) without a 48-bit MAC address, and it's hard to imagine that network interface working without an IP address. You write your IP routing table using IP addresses, but of course you know you're lying when you name the router by IP address; you're just indirectly saying that you want to route via a MAC address. And you have ARP, which gets bridged but not really, and DHCP, which is an IP packet but is really an ethernet protocol, and so on.
Ask HN: Why people are obsessed with e-ink screens?
Every once in a while I see e-ink screen hardware popping up on hacker news. I'm sure there are other kinds of screens that can do a similar effect such as Pixel Qi. But I don't see them that often.
I just integrated Postmark (https://postmarkapp.com) into my app https://startor.ai
What's the purpose of a baby? Is it just a future worker, or does the baby have intrinsic value?
It's a limit similar to how the resolution of a N-bit analog to digital converter (ADC) is limited to 1/2^N. You can break that limit by adding noise, known as dithering[1], to get even better resolution.

Like with the squeezed light in LIGO there is no free lunch, but the idea in both cases is to pay for the lunch with something you have plenty of or otherwise don't care that much about, rather than your limited amount of money.

With dithering you have to filter out the noise, but if your ADC can sample faster than you require then you just oversample and average.

For LIGO they care very much about the phase accuracy but not so much the amplitude, so they pay by having worse amplitude certainty[2].

[1]: https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/what-is-...

[2]: https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/video/ligo20231023v2
Try this https://github.com/marqo-ai/marqo which handles all the chunking for you (and is configurable). Also handles chunking of images in an analogous way. This enables highlighting in longer docs and also for images in a single retrieval step.
About this, I have a old frontend for mame in python2 (and old pygame):

https://gitlab.com/tres-14159/pyretro

More or less in 2011 we made a arcade cabinet for a public social center and I was looking for a frontend for mame for public spaces (not home or private spaces), unsupervised. I did not find one. Well I thought "I am going make a new mame frontend" and yes, I made it (but now it need a lot of work for update to python3 an pygame3).

PyRetro has the next features:

- the users can not the config of frontend by the joystick or buttons. For example, in others frontends a naughty boys (or adult person) can delete games of the list or change something.

- you can manage the frontend (and other things of GNU/Linux) by webpanel. For example, there is a bad boy (or adult person) greedy playing and he does not let another person play to the arcade. You can force exit the game and return to frontend or restart all cabinet.

- it has as screensaver mode when nobody plays it.
Next time is every single year because the US, like most countries, need to borrow to run the government.
I definitely have used the OSI model in all of my corporate jobs for my entire career.
You really don’t understand bitcoin. Empirically even, we know the effect of bitcoin on power consumption.
I use RFC 791, the original Internet model.

RFC 1122 is a retconned version of the Internet model that tried to change terminology to fit OSI.
Can we get an insurance quote on human drivers operating a taxi service only in those postcodes?
Nope, use scientific notation if numbers become so unwieldy.
China GDP for 2026 is expected to be $22.2 Trillion. So even if the US achieves 0% growth during all that time (unlikely), then China wouldn't be able to surpass the US, albeit they'll get very close.

This chart is quite interesting though: https://www.statista.com/statistics/263770/gross-domestic-pr...

2023 is a bad year for China. Their GDP (nominal) will decrease because of the exchange rate. I don't know how the predicted return to growth is justified but from my limited experience these predictions are made by people with limited experience.
> I believe this is only available to paying members with a blue check.

> I'm not a paying member and I still see the entire thing

They meant paying members can post lengthly tweets.
I'm a fan of Ousterhout's writing; "A philosophy of software design" clarified a lot of my thinking around complexity.

I find the "Grug Brain" stuff pretentious and dishonest. "Me not smart. Me like simple things. Me not believe in hype. Hence why me invent complex new frontend framework, and then me hype it up beyond reason."

(To be clear what I'm saying, my point is not that HTMX is overhyped -- it might be, but then so is everything. It's specifically the hypocrisy of the "we're against hypes" hype that makes me cringe.)
Maybe, but do you have a way to exclude those humans from life?
I am sure that you don't generally start with this scenario - but I have to say again that this is a common thing. People end up under cars all the time (in accidents). There is just no way anyone should excuse any company for "not considering" this scenario if their cars are on roads. I'm sure it's hard! Other industries recognize corner cases where they need to design to avoid really ugly long tail outcomes and do so with ethical rigor. Most planes do not crash into the ocean and yet you are educated on how to escape in a water landing at the start of every flight.
That seems like pretty weak sauce.

If your sensors can distinguish a Vespa from a sports bike reliably, compared to all the other things that an autonomous vehicle has to cope with programming it to treat those two as different categories of vehicle shouldn’t be particularly hard.
Apparently Mike Padlipsky lived in vain [1].

I'm surprised you did not mention his work. Defining and critiquing the reference models in the case of the ARPAnet and OSI was his thing. Much of it was published in a (quite funny) book The Elements of Networking Style[2], partially taken from some of his RFCs.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_A._Padlipsky

[2] https://archive.org/details/elementsofnetwor00padl
Wow literally just what I needed to see for a project I’m working on, I love hacker news!
If you compare how many Palestinians are in power positions globally vs how many Israelis are in power positions globally it makes sense.
Scene: dopamean and their partner get home from the grocery store with a trunk full of groceries. dopamean's partner knows dopamean has had a tough week at work and wants to do something nice for them.

dopamean's partner: "Hey dopamean, in my experience, the grocery bags full of canned goods are heavier than the ones full of chips. Let me take the heavier ones and you can take the lighter ones!"

dopamean: infuriated "How could you possibly know which bags are heavier? It's a ridiculous thing to say. By couching it with 'in my experience' you attempt to make it sound like you're just talking about your personal experience but then you go on to say something that sounds objective and _could_ be measured but wasn't! Did you weigh each bag to determine their objective heft? No!"

dopamean's partner: distraught "I'm so sorry, dopamean! I will never again share informed personal experience with you about objective matters without first conducting a rigorous measurement program beforehand to confirm my priors. Thank you for showing me just how much better I can be! I can tell you're so much smarter than me and I can learn so much from you."

dopamean: angrier than anyone has ever been "Oh 'I'm so much smarter than you' am I? You fail yet again! Did you measure my IQ, did you measure yours?? Have you learned nothing!? I could easily be 3 or even 4 standard deviations below your IQ!"

Fin.
But don't forget that there are two reasons why something will not be obvious: It may not be obvious because the meaning is obfuscated, or it may not be obvious because it relies on the reader understanding certain ideas, concepts or technologies.
I found playing team sports competitively does more for me mentally than solo exercise. I realized this while in uni/college, playing intramural sports which were competitive but we weren't stupid competitive. I always felt great afterwards, even when we lost. I didn't get the same effect from jogging/lifting on my own.
Not sure that can be concluded easily as you would need to synthetically create a human driver profile with the same restrictions as Waymo. It does not say that in the linked article.
"Really good idea" - this reminds me of the south park episode where when the parents list to the children's music they hear poop sounds on top of the track and Randy says he really likes it.
The UK is the epitome of a surveillance society. It’s very creepy. Cctv everywhere, no right to silence or counsel because terrorism… it’s a surveillance state.
And China gives precisely zero fucks. The economic sanctions driving some western monies out are only giving China more reason to become self-sufficient, which they are rapidly achieving. Evergrande went bankrupt? So? They're still kicking our ass like it's just Tuesday.

The west is in a lose-lose situation. Sanction China and they give no fucks and proceed to give even less fucks, if that's even possible, on the next round of sanctions. Cooperate with (read: sell out even harder to) China and they will eat us raw before selling the excrement back to us. Be so fucking stupid as to wage war and we violate the Age Old Rule(tm) of Never Fight a Land War in Asia; which we will lose by the way, the US hasn't won a single war in modern history despite being the most powerful military force ever known to mankind.

The fact we're even here discussing the eventuality of China overtaking America economically speaks for itself. Whether China will overtake and become #1 isn't being questioned, the question is simply when they will overtake. Could be in 5 years, or 10 years, or 20 years, or 50 years, but it's happening.
Highway 130 outside Austin, Texas has an 85 mph zone.
The terrorism history is not much more than a pretext though. The source of these draconian Laws are highly stratified societies, with inept elites for seeing troubled times and accidentally accelerating them.
In an extreme scenario where there is only one person who can possibly ever unlock it, you would have to pay them basically all of the reward since without them, the usb is and will always be worth nothing.
Well, has it hit them? Fully automated intersection would be very "scary" for a slow meatbag, yet without accidents.