skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think it's recommended to use another DNS with Mullvad because it makes you more unique.
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What the boss should say to employees needs to be at a high enough level (eg overarching goals) so that a capable employee can create their own plan to achieve it, but not so high level that the employee cannot see the steps needed to go forward.

Ideally this high level goal should push the employee just beyond its capabilities, but the boss knows who to connect with in case they need help.

In practice that matters much more than whether you say please or need or can or want.
It's Business Insider -- they're journalistic cancer.
First of all, congrats on your recovery! The worst condition I've ever experienced myself was a massive scintillating scotoma, so I kinda can imagine how you felt.

Still, as a neuroscience researcher I am very interested, if possible, in hearing a little bit more details. You mentioned a color shift. Since you compared that with a broken VGA, I assume the colors were attached to actual objects but were incorrect, right? As if someone had played with color filters in Photoshop.

Did you experience color that was "detached" from an object, like a poorly calibrated printing press that shifts one of the colors a bit?

What about the fills? Was it like a random color noise texture or a solid fill but with incorrect color?
ChatGPT 4 Turbo: Paste an XKCD image, get an explanation
It may have changed recently but that's not quite how the restrictions worked on Wall St in my experience (8yrs in the front office at Goldman). There are lots of restrictions to the point where owning broad funds often becomes simpler, but you can do single-stock trades etc if you want to.

See another comment where I explain more but how it used to work for me was you have to trade through the employee trading desk (and aren't allowed to have unmonitored brokerage accounts) then any trade gets vetted against various lists (some but not all of which are available to you ahead of time to protect deal confidentiality) and then there are static criteria about how long you have to hold particular positions etc.
Iceland uses the 24-hour notation, like the rest of Scandinavia really, but it’s not too uncommon to use 12-hour notation in speak.

We tend to mix thing, like you’ll tell your spouse that you’ll be going to the whatever at “clock/time twenty” but if they ask what time it is at night you’ll say “it’s eleven”. But news media will use 24-hour notation, so it’s very likely a translation.

Honestly I’m sort of curious which countries outside the ones the British “founded” use the 12-hour notation officially.
I bet the chance would be low even if Starship somehow "flew" on the surface of the water for the whole boost period.

And even then it should be ridiculously easy to determine it is more beneficial for humanity to revolutionize mass/cost to orbit even if one or a few animals get hurt during many years of operation. If the US government truly cared this crazy much about sharks and whales we would have sent a carrier battle group to sink all Japanese whaling vessels already for example, or at least funded some black ops guys to sink them while keeping deniability.
What are you talking about? Even the standard library is littered with `any` and reflection. Look at how JSON serialization works.
Elon and Shotwell in 2018 said that by 2028 it will have operating passenger service for between a business class ticket and coach ticket price. They claimed it again around 2020 or 2021. Competitive pricing with air travel.

And he said that the Semi will be competitive with rail and could already operate in follow the leader convoy mode back in 2017: they were just waiting on regulators to give the ok! Never seen testing it but I guess they did the whole project in secret and shelved it without applying to regulators in a public way.
I'm sure they'll miss you given you weren't even breaking their pitifully low stream threshold for payout. If you don't like the platform's terms, don't choose them as a place you want DistroKid to put your music. This comment is so entitled and pathetic.
Exactly.

I actually wrote a micro essay on Twitter the other day about the meaning of the classic encoder decoder network. It’s beautiful.

But yeah!

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For reference: https://x.com/asciidiego/status/1722544108252836119
Real Treaty of Algeron vibes.
Precisely true, but from a PHP background, I assume there's not much to prepare you for this.
Falcon 9 needs a brand new second stage and fairing assembly each time it flies.
> RISC-V optimizations for many parts of our DSP code have been merged, with mainly the large decoders being left.

Cool. Remembering the recent Phoronix RISC-V benchmarking, wonder how much of an improvement these optimisations will make...
Yeah, I remember that explosion of MacBooks + iPods appearing everywhere in ~2006. It really stood out to me - suddenly almost everyone I knew was getting a MacBook (particularly people who had never owned anything from Apple before). The platform was really good then (IMO). :)
> We have drivers licenses in my country too

Sounds like what the parent said, "that's on you" to fix that, then. In the aggregate, your (as well as those similar to you's) business is simply irrelevant to the vast majority of businesses that need to check IDs. Just because you don't want to get such a driver's license does not mean that a restaurant must honor your choice.
> Amazon required a scheduled pickup with UPS, did not acknowledge receiving the item even though UPS showed it as received

I'd guess that the box had been physically received by Amazon but it hadn't been opened/validated/checked by the relevant department to ensure that it was the watch they had sent you and not a knock off/brick.
Nice, I never knew this trick existed
This international graduate student (on a scholarship) got a SSN and had to file taxes every year while in the US. In May of his last year, he graduated. Returned home.

On Jan-Feb next year, the school mailed him the tax forms to his country for the previous fiscal year's taxes. He never completed those forms and did not file them with the IRS. He's living his life in his home country now. He lost his SSN card and he doesn't remember his SSN.

20 years later, he wants to return to the US as a tourist to visit some friends. Would that tax mishap be a problem for him? Thanks in advance.
Zoning laws do not allow mixed use zoning in suburbia, so it's literally just vast, endless lands of single family homes (not even apartments)
> A unique connection per host isn't too bad. But I have 12 connections for each of my desktops and laptops and phones and tablets...

It's host<->host unique. So, assuming your email server allows enough keepalives, you're fine with multiple devices.

Where you might have an issue is if you have multiple accounts on the same server (not even the same service, necessarily; Gmail, hotmail, etc have a plethora of servers) and connect to them via the same device.
That assumes a monopoly or oligopoly, which is not implied here at all. If one doesn't like the practices of a restaurant, they can go elsewhere, freely.
Elon also said that he will have 1 million Robotaxi by 2020
It’s just hyperbole. Suburbs have grocery stores too. I’ve lived in many small towns, cities, and suburbs on several states and was never more than 10 mins from a grocery store. I live on the outskirts of the suburbs in an unincorporated part of the county ( not even in a city) and I have multiple grocery stores within 10 minutes.
Just because the books mention or deal with sex doesn't mean they're 'horny'. There are no titillating scenes, no lurid descriptions. Sex is presented as a tool, used for control and power; love itself is explicitly rejected and cast aside as a tool that is no longer needed.

I used to think that a major component of western education (i myself call from eastern europe) was the emphasis put on critical thinking, on critical reading. The recent misreadings of Dune by the younger generations made me seriously question this assumption.
I've settled on miniconda for virtual environment management and poetry for dependency management. I'm happier with this setup than anything I've tried before.
https://archive.li/cY8NQ
I bought a 1/16 King Tiger in 2013, intending to gut it and put a small Linux computer in it. Had some progress (took a while to understand the motor controllers were really bad i2c, couldn't read values out, only write), but ultimately didn't get far.

Alas I never turned it into a mobile webcam, which would have been amsuing during covid - a lone computer-tank wandering the office.
Everyone knows that, but Falcon 9 is extremely successful and Starship is the main project that's been in the making doing good strides once in a while, and the whole "chopstick" lift tower has already been built, with the clear idea of ultimately landing Starships right in to it.

And Starship seems to really be the main focus of Elon where he doesn't just lead but is in the weeds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY73exaVpyw
Nothing is walkable. It cannot pay for itself in taxes because the income is too spread out. You have to use a car everywhere. The proliferation of car-centricness that it encourages also encourages the increase of stroads which becomes a self-perpetuating cycle that forces more car usage, and so on.
Maybe he had Wells in his personal portfolio for awhile, realized it, and then sold. If you look at the chart, it wasn't a particularly good time to sell.

The trades that Congress continually make are much more suspect. I don't understand why there's not more focus on those trades where there is blatant corruption.
> Everything would be priced at the highest possible price that you'd still pay.

That is almost always the case anyway. Things are priced at the point that one would pay. To lament that on behalf of the consumer and not of the business is hypocritical, or more concretely, self-interested, as of course we all are.

> how much poorer we would all be, if we lose the consumer surplus.

To summarize my point, imagine how richer we would all be if we didn't have to pay anything at all. Unfortunately, that is a false world; production depends on consumers paying what they can and businesses charging what they must.
10 minutes, by car going 30-50 mph
I just looked it up and was stunned to see a target of $13/kg cost to orbit. That's insane. A human could go to space for under $1,000 (hand waving away the life support systems)
I find 'take out the trash' so much less hsrsher than 'you will take out the trash'.

The first statement permits the response 'no'. It is clearly an order, with room for agency on the other side.

The second statement doesn't permit a response. To disagree you have to say 'you are wrong'. The statement leaves no room for free will. It assumes the authority of the command to be overwhelming. Or perhaps it is a threat.

I don't mind direct commands from a boss. But a boss that tells me what I will do, might likely find himself wrong.
How would this ever be possible given the volume of fuel a starship launch entails?
Indeed, that is basically what I said anyway.
I’m of the exact same mind. By missing this point people are missing the real story here. This smells like a fairly high-potency (and effective?) attack on a very vulnerable piece of critical financial infrastructure. Seems like a test perhaps?
It really depends on the structure of the suburb. If you are in a large planned suburb in some areas, it’s actually possible that driving out of your suburb takes 5-10m and you may need to get on the highway to get to the nearest supermarket. 40minutes is probably a rare one way scenario even with traffic but 25-30m is not out of the question. Haven’t you been in one of those kinds of suburbs? They were common in the Tier 2-3 city I grew up in in the South although I guess in the Northeast and West I haven’t seen it as often
The subtext here is probably that the asking person doesn't _want_ to be commanding, much less making checklists. :)
Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner is quite close, I think.
It is not entirely clear to me from the article that this is the case. I'd assume that they had to at least install their MitM certificate into the OS's trust store to intercept that message. If not then this is indeed even worse.
Again, Falcon 9 wasn't dependent on reuse and was profitable as-is. As Starship has a clear design goal of quick reuse, it's being designed a different vehicle altogether. The reuse isn't only for profitability on earth, it gets a bit more important on Moon and Mars.
ChatGPT's voice bot vs. PI's voice bot is lacking in Pi's personality and zing. PI is completely free and Ive been using it since beginning of October. Chat GPT's i have to pay $20 and for a lesser voice (personality / tone of voice is more monotone) bot.
I have no reason to consider something off-topic, no.
I see more anti-natalists than anything these days. Separately, I see more people who don't want children than those who do, at least online. I am one of the former in that I don't want children, but of course I can extrapolate what might happen if many did not have children. Of course, it is not my job or problem to care about such a scenario in the first place.
I don't know if there is anything concrete here. For sure classical AI systems such as image recognition and way-finding systems are here to stay and already has its use in common commercial drones.

Military systems have a much longer shelf life than civilian systems; making it impractical to put cutting edge stuff into it.

Imagine taking a system out of storage that is run by an embedded 20-year old autonomous LLM.
It’s damn hard work but worth it.
In an economic system, everyone must work to survive. How one labels them is beside the point.
Can you give an example of 1 thing Elon said that hasn't become a reality and cannot become a reality in the next 10 years?

1 engineering or physics related thing. Deadlines don't count.

I'm waiting...
Querying time zone data with HTTP Range Requests
I really enjoy HN because when I say like "Elon's Spacex" is doing great things-- rabid individuals come out to tell me that actually this other person is in charge and deserves the credit -- Gwynne Shotwell?

But now -- when things are bad -- why is their name not brought out? Elon is the convenient scapegoat?
I completely agree that they should explicitly inform. Like you outline, you could run into other issues.

Looks like I have to reread GDPR.

I do the argumentation here only for the argument that Microsoft will not lose in front of a judge.
.NET 8 Standalone 50% Smaller On Linux
> I assume you mean once you enabled hypervisor, technically both Windows itself and WSL2 are VMs in parallel?

Correct, I am referring to the traditional usage of VMs via VMWare or VirtualBox which do not have GPU acceleration, while WSL2 does.
Absolutely. Words matter. However, one thing I have found is that when you go around telling people to do things, they frequently tend to do them.

Sometimes, that's fine. After all, I would assume no rational human is going to "command" someone to do a thing if they don't think they want that thing done. Personally, I've found that pointing people in a general direction ends up yielding far superior results. Empower your team, and they'll surprise you, usually in a good way.
Really look forward to hearing what Warren has to say about it.

Until then I’ll withhold judgement.

I don’t believe convictions are the jurisdiction of news organizations.
In this very specific example, I really don't see why anyone needs a checklist, or to be reminded. It's your household too, you need to know the things that need to be done, and do a reasonable share of them.

In the more general "team at work" case, it's also straightforward, sit together, define the bucket of work that needs doing, distribute it "fairly", and go do it. The team leader's job is to get and communicate outside stakeholders' needs + the wider org context, not to give marching orders.
> There have been articles about how "data is the new oil" for a couple of decades now, with the first reference I could find being from British mathematician Clive Humby in 2006

I am specifically referring to the phrase I quoted, not some more abstract sentiment.
The parent comment explicitly mentioned that Java is slow at compilation, which is just false.

Also, there are single-pass compilers that produce machine code, they are not fundamentally slower than a byte code generator. Of course extensive optimizations will be more expensive.
I don’t think this is necessarily true. Delegation is the name of the game in any large organization - managers exist to sift down tasks to a doer. You can’t delegate many kinds of tasks by inspiring people. You can generally only inspire people into things they want to do and find interesting anyway but the unfortunate truth is that there is a lot of boring/annoying/not fun stuff that needs to be done and it can’t all be done by the CEO alone.
I have been writing a video game using automerge-repo for networking & save files. I researched Yjs and Automerge and felt that Yjs is better suited to an ongoing session like a conference call, whereas automerge is better suited for network partitions etc. This fit my use-case best.
My opinion might be out-of-date as this area is moving quickly, and there are quite a few options out there now.
Timestamp 1000000000 (Sat 2001-09-08 18:46:40 PDT) triggered a bug in the bug reporting system (Remedy) we were using at the time.

The system stored timestamps as a string representing seconds since the epoch, but it assumed it would fit in 9 digits. At 1000000000, it started dropping the last digit, so it went back to Sat 1973-03-03 01:46:40 PST, advancing at 10% of real time. It was fixed fairly quickly.
Which cloud? I've been looking for somewhere to fine-tune Pixart, but EC2 et al. are usurious.
I actually don’t know what I should do. How I should prepare, what the future holds for me or us. I worked really hard to get where I am and it feels like it’s going to all crumble soon, and people who are more positive about things tell me either UBI will somehow fix things, and humans will persuade what they want or that we will all be in pain together so I won’t be alone. That doesn’t help. It’s given me actual nightmares.
San Francisco Wants to Rewrite Its 'Doom Loop' Narrative with Global Summit
VAAPI AV1, raw AC-4 and VVC mux and demux, hell yeah!
https://archive.ph/mfPQW
It would carry 1000 people, so divide by 1000, and methane is cheap, plus it's going to save up to 16 hours or so on long haul routes so people may be willing to pay a reasonable premium. The much bigger issue, to me, is safety. I don't see how the Starship design could ever be anywhere near as safe as regular air travel. There are also issues with noise requiring the launch and landing to take place far away from your destination, reducing the travel time benefit. And it's unclear if the general population would be able to tolerate the G-forces and wild maneuvers required.
Links back to
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Yes! I remember a lot of friends getting the same cow box we did ;) I conflate things and timelines though.
Right. Intel, and bootcamp which fully supported windows with drivers made it a very good choice for basically anyone.
It also depends on what kind of application you're developing and the resource usage patterns.
This is not a rails vs. php thing where it makes no difference at all. OpenAI vs. say Claude will give a massively different user experience. The user cares. They can’t name the tech but know when something isn’t right. Like resistive vs. capacitive touch screens. Eventually it enters the user lexicon like “V8 engine” for cars or for gaming “refresh rate, resolution, etc.” People grab on to the tech details that matter. Since OpenAI I have heard almost every single person in my company and my tennis coach say “chatGPT”. People understand some tech stuff! Because people are good consumers who want to compare things. I bet if you wanted to buy a dog you would quickly learn a lot about breeds, genetics, animal vaccinations and so on. as you do the research. It is natural.
Good advice for marriages too!
No, he never said that. He said his best guess would be 2020 after being put on the spot to come up with a date a few years in the future.

Elon bad, Elon bad at planning so Elon liar. /s
Managers are leaders are vastly different animals that are often incorrectly conflated.
Encyclopedia of 16th-Century Indigenous Mexico
Everything Hyperloop related is not happening.
The EPA is largely useless. Businesses, driven by consumer demand and public reputation, have incentives to adopt environmentally friendly practices. Moreover, the legal system can handle disputes and damages related to environmental harm, thus making a specialized agency like the EPA redundant.
The hyphen and colon separators are optional though, so YYYYMMDDThhmmss.ssssZ is a valid ISO8601 format.
Where was I for 3 months? How to Be Successful by Sam Altman? Programming's Greatest Mistakes. Top 10 software books which changed my life as a Software Engineer and much more.
Agree with this. It also goes beyond preference to the level of guidance and autonomy the person needs to be effective (even if they want a lot of autonomy, it might be better to not give them it). Also the nature of the work itself - if must-haves totally book your team you really can’t give them much flexibility or autonomy outside those must-haves.
I wonder if NASA launches are held up for months waiting for information about how many sharks might be directly hit by their rockets.

And then I wonder if they would have to cancel multi-billion dollar missions to deep space if the answer is non-zero.

People really need to get a grip and use their common sense for a bit.

A hundred workers — humans — died in the construction of the Hoover Dam, and that was considered acceptable.

The Starship test could literally bomb the ocean with a nuclear weapon and the ecological consequences would still be worth it considering the benefits to the human race.

PS: The US government routinely nuked delicate ecosystems like the Bikini Atolls and I bet they never had to fill out the shark, whale, and seal paperwork.

PPS: any individual modern fishing trawler will kill more endangered wildlife daily than Starship might annually in a worst-case scenario.

Tell me again why this paperwork is more important than our ascendancy to the stars.

Be specific.
On the trajectory of discrimination: 44 years of gender and hiring decisions
Simple. Divert some of that money that goes into the military complex to help people out. I understand that’s quite a bit of money. Same applies to Europe.
This doesn't in any way even contest the original point. Timeline maybe, but we all know Elon(r) Valve(r) time, it's the kind of time we all hope would move faster but most don't rip their game pants out of impatience.

About the Semi, there's zero reason to believe anything is being shelved. The truck itself is ready and being tested in practice by Pepsico and Tesla itself. Jay Leno teste drove it and was impressed.

Where does this unnecessary negativity come from? We should cheer these kind of unique projects auspicious for civilization.
There's probably more instances, but searching the phrase "Statement from CNCF General Manager" finds some past statements they made about bigotry, race, and violence.