skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Commercial nuclear should be very hard, almost impossible. This seems to be the correct conclusion after all the accidents and the reasons for them - incompetent, self-serving management pushing dangerous commands on the personnel (Chernobyl,Three Mile Island) or normalizing bad architecture and security plans (Fukushima). Better expensive energy than another major nuclear accident.

Nuclear energy can be done safely as long as it is run by competent nuclear energy physicists/technicians with real authority, so they can and will shut down stupid ideas such as operating outside parameters because economy/boss said so. This seems to rule out commercial organizations. NRC is more benevolent than that, maybe they should actually be even tougher.

We should allow only competent states to build and operate nuclear plants, so science and rules take precedence to money and boss boot-licking.

This may push nuclear energy into unprofitable territory, depending on the market conditions, infrastructure, water and people resources. Which is fine by me - nuclear energy in some areas is so important for grid stability we should have it even if it is unprofitable.
Well, easy test is to use high-latency device. Only prints one letter every 100 ms. You will still spend negligible time typing to thinking. Will you be worse programmer? I think so. Input device is for transmitting thoughts. Should be seamless, blend to background. If ever becomes foreground, you lose flow state.
Tipping is not quite everywhere, Australia and Japan come to mind. Tipping boggles my mind as it is such an obvious manipulation of both the customer and the employee, by the employer.

Don't make it my job to figure out your financials, I am just here to eat. Price your service properly and pay your workers.
I don't think that's actually a magazine. It looks like there are no articles at all, it's just a run of the mill porn website.
Because talking is a function of conversation between two or more people. It isn't the act of speech as a one way carrier. I've been able to dictate to my computer for years but nevertheless still prefer to type. Dictation is actually a skill one has to learn, as in the case of people such as lawyers and actuaries who don't type their own letters, it doesn't come very naturally to most people.
If you're not a US citizen, abstaining sounds wise.

> while laws governing marijuana in individual U.S. states and other
nations may change, CBP will continue to enforce U.S. Federal Law, which prohibits the possession of marijuana ...

> Aliens must overcome all grounds of inadmissibility, including admissions of past violations of controlled substance law. Possession and/or admission to the use of marijuana by an alien may result in the refusal of admission.

https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/202...
Couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch of people.

This site has long been a thinly veiled man-hating haven for the most depressed and cynical human beings on the planet and I'm beyond thrilled to see it go. I was supremely disappointed when Thiel's takedown of Gawker didn't also kill Jezebel.

I've absolutely had it with so-called "journalism" that outlets like these have been doing. I get better journalism listening to Blocked & Reported which is solely about, as the hosts themselves admit, "Internet bullshit".

It's a damned travesty - the depths to which Western journalism has sunk.
Red State Drivers Turn Up Their Noses at EVs Despite Incentives
Or when the tip is requested before any service has been rendered. Delivery apps are the worst at this - I had a bad enough experience on one delivery that I reached out to support to reduce the tip.

But realistically I'd rather it just be built into the price.
Parenting a teen is re-forcing values taught earlier in life. Expecting society to share parenting responsibilities doesn't work.

It could be safer but it's up to you to decide your family's risk/reward ratio. Safer getting a dick video online then in person and a teachable moment. These dicks are out there in the world. This could belong to your teacher, friend's dad, brother.. if you ever see this again call 911 and rin.
IIRC peripheral neurons can heal, as in, if you cut off a finger and you sew it back on, you can regain feeling in the finger. But CNS neurons have very limited healing ability, which is why spinal cord injuries are so difficult to treat. The optic nerve is considered part of the CNS.
Not sure but it seems bad to me.

Could it lead to increased plasticity and also have benefits?
The biggest myth is that of poor service workers being paid under minimum wage and relying on your tips to survive

the reality is that attractive waitresses make up to FIVE TIMES the take home nightly pay of workers in the back in tips. tips are extremely lucrative. there is a reason that wait staff themselves never oppose the current system. Not to mention the legal myths. if they actually received $0 in tips their employer would still be obligated to pay them atleast minimum wage. there is a reason they dont have to.
That's my rule as well. Additionally they have to be able to accept the tip via card.
Same, but for the Switch. Now I need to check to see how much having better graphics at the expense of it being multiplayer would cost.

(The Switch version is single player, and I consider that a feature.)
I've done that a lot especially with books on raising a child, education etc... Most books are bad, I don't want to pay until I know the book is good.
Interesting. I actually tip less now. Now that I have been trained by high tip screen to sometimes "no tip" I have found there is not much pushback. So now I skip tips more often.
Doh your right. I totally forgot about Toronto FC and Vancouver FC. The early 2010s are a haze for me. I still stand by the brand management argument though.
Font selection is always a bit wonky on OSX in my experience. Sublime doesn't offer a separate font weight knob but does offer "font_options" which takes an array of string values – specifying bold will get you a bold by default font. For an arbitrary weight what worked for me was to use the PostScript name e.g. "MonaspaceArgonVar-ExtraLightItalic". There are plenty of ways to find the PS name but on OSX (on Sonoma at least) you can go into the Font Book app and find it under identifiers after you've selected a specific variant.
Krypton's 0 is angular how I like it for my coding font, but I only do it for zero. It'd be nice if the digits could vary how high they start, like in old textbooks.
Or as a sibling of mine did recently. Electrician didn't have time to do the work so sibling did the work and electrician reviewed on completion (when he was back from vacation) for a nominal fee. Electrician noted the work was meticulous, in fact better than any of his assistants. Several things to note, siblings meticulous work also applies to day job as developer, it probably took longer than the electricians assistants would take and finally you could say the electrician 'approved and merged the PR'.
First-gen iPhone sold at auction for for $20,450
You're totally falling for the plausible deniability governments engage in when conducting surveillance and espionage on their own citizens.

"Oh it wasn't our fault the software was wrote poorly. Not like we wrote laws around it or paid companies to share data with us."

What else do you believe that comes from the govt's mouth? Would you simply never believe they'd take advantage of us unless caught in some precise way, in some precise situation?

Government can start showing us it's loyal to us, or face attack of its own networks.
Even being in tech I only somewhat know about him. Jobs was a larger than life figure that average people knew.
Nuclear can load follow and be quite dispatch able. Nuclear is variable (though not as nimble as NAT Gas)
The Linux support saved my personal laptop from dual boot hell
The extreme reactionaryism is a problem for any policy. What is very dissapointing and disheartening to me is that the policymakers didn't anticipate it and do nothing about it.

It is obviously an enormous problem, and they keep their heads in the sand. That is very demoralizing to everyone - even the reactionaries, I would think.
at least going out to eat and paying a tip is better than staying home paying for the food, paying for a delivery fee, paying for "recovery fees", then finally paying for a tip.
You don't have to be an apple fan-child to love Woz. He's an engineer's engineer and a wonderful human. Wishing him many more healthy years on this earth.
If you think that's bad, try deleting a comment you made on HN last week. :-)
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Disabled is the only minority group you can join by accident
> It can sound controversial, but can we please stop with tipping altogether?

Yes, I'm all for it. But it would easier to do during times in which service workers aren't just barely scrapping by, and had more negotiating power.
The difference between a legitimate third party service and these ought-to-be-illegal body shop arrangements is whether Google is paying for a specific service—e.g. clean offices—or people that they boss around.
big if true, i mean what a footgun.
Imagine the target they are painting on their back, with all those credentials now harvested.
I tip servers, bartenders, cab drivers, and my barber. If a machine prompts me for more money, I ignore it.

edit: and I tip the food delivery guy
Making a restaurant tip free isn't enough. They need to give staff a fixed percentage of the menu price and make it known.
Are they just waiting for the body to build nerve connections with the eye after the transplant to regain eyesight?
I have just came from London and have witnessed this in plenty of places there. Normally I would tip around 10%, but I'm more happy with this system, even if it's 20%.

If they decide for you and ideally print up the amount in the menu then it's basically pricing it into the food which is how it should have always been.
As a piece of computing hardware, even with the most recent Snapdragon, it seems likely that it will have to transfer back and forth to the cloud for it's AI on a continual basis which will add loads of annoying latency.

The food thing is cool for that use case because calorie counting via an app is tedious. But holding up a dragon fruit and asking "can I eat this?" is beyond ridiculous.
Are you sure? On OSX they're showing up in Font Book under "Fixed Width" fonts. I'm using whatever version was released today, so that might be a recent fix.
I've done a number of Ironmans and marathons. I definitely feel "punch drunk" for a couple days after doing Ironman class races and the main training days (think like 100 mile bike / 10 mile run in one session).

But I completely recover after a day or two.

I personally draw the line at sleep deprivation, so those nutso Barkley Marathoners that go like 3 days without rest? Nah. RAAM? Nope. No thatnks.
I want to include with your great post that civil action will not stop a government hellbent on gathering data.

Destroying the means of surveillance, capturing targets, and reverse blackhatting is what will work.
I worked from the Buenos Aires office, as part of my week long trip there. I was new so I didn’t have a million PTO days. The office space was beautiful, centrally located, with incredible food, and genial colleagues. We watched a World Cup match together. Same deal in Istanbul.
I don't think competing with China will be a major concern domestically in the US in a few years as I anticipate a renewal and resurgence of the trade war.
But you don't use that much oil as a condiment. I think most oil is used for frying, or other high temperature applications.

Traditional Mediterranean cooking uses olive oil for everything, and at high temperatures, to be honest, I think it is a waste as you don't get its characteristic taste. We once did a fondue with extra virgin olive oil (we usually use cheaper oil for that, but that's the only thing we had left), and we got essentially none of the taste.
Yep that’s a good point!

And they really doubled down on that decision by also embedding it (“pin”) in the name, if not the identity, of the product.

They could have coined a word (I’m not claiming this is not cringe) “pindant” as in a dual use pin-or-pendant item, and bought more flexibility, for example. Edit: somebody already coined that word, see the dot com (sfw), lol.
The problem is that if everyone stops tipping, the only ones being affected are the restaurant staff - not the owners. So the message won't be delivered and might actually cause more harm than it should.
New interferometry technique could improve GPS
Paper: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2023RS00... (“First Observations With a GNSS Antenna to Radio Telescope Interferometer”)
This is going to sound shallow but it’s so hard for me to play rpgs that don’t graphically look good or realistic. The art in that game cheapens it so much for me I can’t really play it.
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No, it's culture.
They're more traditional and still take pride in their work.

They get 6-9$ per hour (which is not much even accounting for the extra purchasing power) and hard to live on.

In my EU country waiters make more and often have a terrible attitude.
I hate that even more than tipping. Just hike the prices by 20%, and I might come back a second time. Hit me with a surprise 20% surcharge, and I surely won't.
All sorts of online spaces deserve to exist. Pruning the internet to just Facebook is unhealthy.

Parents should be responsible for their own children. They shouldn't keep trying to remove things from the world they deem as unfriendly to their children. If they dislike the Wild West of the Internet, they can create their own digital curfew and rules.
Yeah, I feel the same way about coffee. If I'm paying $3 for something that ought to cost $0.75, then I don't see why I should tip another $1 on top.
I only hopped onto it for Sins of a Solar Empire. As soon as it was sold to GameStop, stardock rereleased all their library on Steam and I just repurchased there. So now if something is exclusive off of steam, I either wait or don't buy it.
> Who am I tipping, exactly?

The staff who make pretty crap money to do a pretty thankless job who opened the restaurant, kept it clean + stocked, kept the bathrooms cleaned, make the order, serve the order, help you if something is wrong, help keep condiments/drink machines working, etc.

I agree with this logic we should always tip everybody we interact with $1 and that isn't the standard. It's a weird thing. Tipping in the food service industry is just "accepted" the same way a 6% real estate facilitation commission is.
For most of the donut shops around me, I don't mind tipping. Typically, the person working the counter is the spouse/sibling/child of the person making the donuts. For family places like that, I'm much less opposed to tipping. Besides, how much is the tip going to be for donuts?

For the specialty donuts that charge as much for a single donut as others charge for a dozen get tips like "don't play in the street".
I didn’t realize they were winding that all down.

It seems like a shame, Apple is entering that market soon with a device that sounds like it’ll be the same price, and… I dunno, I’d expect the real vision advantage to be a pretty strong selling point.
s/insane/realistic
You'd give 20% if your ATM asked?
Call them tomorrow and ask them to fire whoever caused the AI to hallucinate on their tech demo and give a wholly incorrect answer to the question of "where is the next eclipse". Get them to fire whoever didn't check that video for accuracy while you're at it.
Makes sense; if you want to build a lunar base, you gotta have Venezuela and Azerbaijan on your team, otherwise it's basically futile.
This is why I've taken a more and more grim look at technology and software, in particular.

Stallman was right, about nearly everything concerning power, companies and governments using it, and the role the citizen is viewed to have in such a limited capitalist view.

Without government mandates to open the source of every chip and firmware, none of the modern hardware we use is trustable.
Before I was able to get a job with computers, I had jobs as typists. I had one job typing (on paper with a typewriter) trust documents for banks. You had to produce the entire page without any errors, no whiteout or the ink-lifting correction stuff.

It was more discipline than other typing jobs, but paid off. I also never think about typing unless I'm having to recreate emacs or vi commands on a weird touch-screen keyboard or that time I learned Dvorak for a while.
It should be illegal for an iPad to prompt a customer for a tip greater than 15%.
People who engage in ultra running - that extends beyond 24 hours- often find their limits in hallucination before their body just won’t run any further. I suspect you will find a similar effect with extended sleep depravation.
Heartbreaking, honestly.

Tbh, hate macs and macOS but I like iPhone (just because I only use a phone to call, text and youtube, and it just works (tm)) but I've been a fan of Woz for as long as I knew about him... and he hasn't changed at all with age. Dude is just awesome and you can tell he loves the tech aspect so much.
Hi, I just responded to your comment. Tip please
4chan on medieval cats <https://np.reddit.com/r/4chan/comments/137pve9/the_absolute_...>
Tip === Service Fee
If everyone stopped tipping, the restaurant would have to shut down, because the staff would seek alternate employment.
I just discovered M+. I rather like the "60" variants, and found the default (50) width is too narrow for me. For my tastes legibility seems to suffer with the 50 variants. However, that might be narrow enough for you.

https://mplusfonts.github.io/
Afaik, medical review professionals are acting more as expert witnesses (with a crushing case load).
It is only a spiritual successor, but have you been following Star Citizen?
Auto correction systems are a relevant external factor, in some typing contexts. For example, one (probably bad, but who's to say??) habit I've picked up recently is to cheese [0] the Googling of things - saving a massive zero.point.bugger_all seconds per time - by fat-fingering my search queries in a rush, without bothering to spell words correctly. What did Samuel L Jackson say, exactly? - why, "thta movei abotu bible speehc", of course - first result [1], done! None of this pesky 'stopping to think about what order the letters go in' business!

[0] https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cheese%20str...

[1] https://www.google.com/search?q=thta+movei+abotu+bible+speeh...
Yes, it's easier said than done. I've been recently to the states and I've never tipped less than 15% - even when the service was bad (40 minutes waiting for the waiter to get our order).

The situation is pretty bad, and I feel bad for who's working in that field :(
Only time I've ever tipped is in a sit down restaurant. I don't pay for deliveries to avoid tips.
Starfield is fun but it has no gravitas because they’ve taken anything with edge out of it (sex, nudity, drugs/junkies, extreme violence etc.) it feels like one of those bleh G rated Disney “horror” movies.
Tailor-made implants thanks to simulations using virtual human modeling
most arduino is 16-bit int, right now, except when it's not. good luck.
Going to anywhere is voluntary and we still have public indecency laws. Doing it on the internet doesn't have an essential difference.

Besides, the expectation is that members will follow the rules and the Omegle Community Guidelines clearly state

> Nudity, pornography and sexually explicit conduct and content are prohibited

This is opposed to a strip club where there is an expectation of nudity. It's like going to a grocery store. "Well that's the grocery store where everyone jacks off," really isn't a convincing argument.
I am sorry to hear of your predicament, best of luck to you.
I remember the days when it never crossed anyone's mind to tip a barber.
> It can sound controversial, but can we please stop with tipping altogether?

What does the average tip-receiving worker who isn't a bartender/waiter/waitress look like wage wise?

Probably $14/hr base salary, get a split $20 worth of tips a night

Say you work 6 hours a night. $104 -> $84 is like getting a 20% paycut.

Reworded:

> It can sound controversial, but can we cut all barista pay/takeout food baggers pay/etc. 20% with no replacement
I would rather compare a guitar to a console than a game.

Then again, I wouldn't compare playtime of Stairway to Heaven to an entire video game. Maybe Metallica's black album?
People forget that when Google was buying them there were a bunch of copyright lawsuits again them and most of the major tech companies were scared to pay too much for them. Once the deals with the record labels worked out they found their footing.
Taking those scores on GSMArena at face value is bullshit (if anyone is wondering, that's 86h and 126h on their 'endurance rating').

The S23 Ultra only gets 126h 'endurance' because it can do 40 hours of phone calls, a lot more than the iPhone. How many phone calls do you make? It has worse battery life for things you actually do on a phone.

From their data, S23 5000mah vs iPhone 15 3300mah:

- games: 8h44m vs 8h16m

- video playback: 15h47m x 18h20m

- web browsing: 10h51m x 11h43m

Comparing against the iPhone 15 Max (still a smaller battery at 4400mah) it's a lot worse.
In my experience, automated AI review can definitely find and identify bad patterns or practices in code or popular SDKs, but our company's tech stack is highly distributed and there is a lot of business domain logic that the AI simply can't really predict (at least not with the current generation) how new code may interact with it on a macro level.
What’s the best modern IDE and editor which offers the lowest latency?

I haven’t come across anything faster than sublime text so far.
Staff accepting to be paid in tips are exactly the ones who need to change their mind.

It's just that they prefer to get more risk and more money with tipping over a traditional employee job.
*(catastrophic) risk pooling
> North Dakota, Mississippi, West Virginia, Oklahoma and Wyoming

Except for Mississippi, those are also carbon-production states. 3 of them would inspire range anxiety, how many Superchargers are there in North Dakota or Wyoming? Also, the average car is more of an SUV or pickup on those roads and larger ones too. More Lincoln Aviators outside of those listed blue states.
I always felt that every insurance company should report anonymized aggregate percentages for denied claims in some fashion. Not sure how much that would help but it could shine more light on the issue.
Just fill it with Hydrogen then. What’s the worst that can happen?
There is. You can swap out the head unit with an aftermarket one.
For this one the easiest solution is to always tip 0% in the app, and tip in cash directly.

This is the only way to be sure that the money you're tipping are going directly to the rider.