skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's not the cause at all. Extreme minority poverty and the potent bifurcation of incomes, education and wealth in the US is the cause.

Parking won't fix any of that realistically. You can push minority poverty to the suburbs, which for example is what France does, however it doesn't solve anything about the bombed out look, it merely redistributes the problem to somewhere else. You can gentrify the cities and push poor minorities to the suburbs and inverse how it's arranged in the US now, it will make the suburbs look bombed out - until you fix the minority poverty problem.
I've been using a Matrix bridge for WhatsApp for a couple of years, and rarely bother updating the container. I don't think I've ever run into an API deprecation issue.

Perhaps there are implementation differences between this and the Go library underlying the Matrix bridge, but I don't think API incompatibilities should be a concern.
Assault charges but not physical violence? What in the world? I'm so sorry you got that on your record.

I would look at smaller startups that might make it easy to just escalate to the CEO if you have a good explanation, rather than having an HR department stop you right away.

EDIT: I thought assault meant physical violence, but not harm while battery meant harm. I was wrong I guess?
It's fairly common to do traffic analysis, and look for behavior that is not typical. Things like a sudden jump in the data being downloaded, access from other countries, changes in IP addresses, log ins from new sites.

There are many security tools that use AI to identify patterns of access and alert on changes.

So, yes, something like this could be detectable.
now would be a good time read this in his memory https://cr.yp.to/bib/1995/wirth.pdf

Also, his Oberon system provides a rich seam to mine. This, from a symposium held at ETH Zurich on the occasion of his 80th birthday in 2014, is a whirlwind retrospective.
"Reviving a computer system of 25 years ago" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXY78gPMvl0

One of the greats.
I'm really glad Tesla has shown their true self over the last few years. I've been in "maybe get a new car in a year or so" mode for a few years but haven't pulled the trigger yet for a variety of reasons. When that conversation in my head started, Tesla was absolutely in the mix. Now? Maybe if you gave me one for free, but I'm sure not buying one.
No, just speeding (and "a few" here means twice [0]). Once only 21mph over (still over 100mph in total), once pretty excessively. It was a fairly automatic extrajudicial process for anyone with enough proof of driving fast enough, regardless of what punishment (if any) came out of the trial.

[0] https://xkcd.com/1070/
Anyone heard any compelling conjectures on what the backlash for all of these studies will look like? My own are fairly milquetoast.

I just hope they do better than we did with cigarettes, and the boomers did with nature.
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Modern society invented shaming in the last X years? I don’t think that’s how it works.
Twitter removing the revenge porn of Hunter Biden comes to mind. But that's my opinion.

What about Kiwi Farms and Stormfront? I'm pretty sure that was right too.
See also:
https://mynoise.net/
> you could pre-compute the maximum depth A* needs to find a path from any position on the map

What is the method for doing this?
@HN: Black banner, please?
I mean, it seems pretty normal to have restrictions on cars for driving schools above and beyond that cars on the road. I remember I couldn't use my parents car for the driving tests, because it didn't have a center-mounted emergency brake.
All for being simple, I often write websites by hand in html if it makes sense. But the author doesn't know what they're talking about and using any of the major React based static site generators or frameworks is a perfectly valid and incredibly performant option for building a static website that gives you prefetching, image pipelines, the ability to progressively add in dynamic local first features later and other beneficial things that would be time consuming to do by hand.
Riri's story is so mind boggling. She is engaging in sex work to fuel her addiction to a host and I doubt she is having sex with that host.
The implications are so profound that any hint at this sort of thing makes otherwise rational people go completely bonkers.

Myself included.
Speaking of science tools, one of my favorite is the Worm Pick. Researchers working with C.Elegans (one of those most common model organisms) use worm picks to pick up and transfer worms from one plate to another. The pick is made out of a metal that can be heated up (to sterilize) many times. Such as platinum or kanthal. Often, new researchers will craft their own worm pick rather than purchase it. Originally, reseachers used eyelashes as worm picks(!)
Extra parking would bring in "poor" people who live in France, Italy or Germany but commute to work in Switzerland. Just another form of elitism.
kinda discussed here previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38244149
> Also I wonder how the soil will evolve under solar panels, with less light hitting it.

It depends on the native ecosystem, but not as bad as you might fear. In places with dense grasses (some prairie grasses?) or heavy forests, the topsoil doesn’t get much light.

(Deforestation has encouraged the development of algal blooms and other fungal/microbial growth in streams that were previously sheltered from light, contributing to ecosystem failure and other environmental issues.)
Why is 3 parking spaces per car inherently unsustainable?
Your statement is irrelevant!!!

You will be obliterated!!!

The good of the body is the prime directive.

I am Landru!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtWmLIoN6Sg
This is false. Europe always had public transit, up-front. If you look at e.g. Paris you see that the peak in car ownership and beginning of the decline coincides with the economic crash of 2008:

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/france/motor-vehicle-ownership-p...

Overall, the change has been small, and most people still have a car. And the metro network was very advanced by 1939 (unlike some US cities, these lines stayed):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_M%C3%A9tro#/media/File:M...

That's in one of the densest and most famously walkable cities in the world. Most cities in the United States aren't going to be Paris anytime soon, and that's before we consider the dismal state of regional transport (particularly around the West Coast) which was also already extensive in France prior to 2000.

There is just no real basis for claiming that Europe restricted cars prior to building good transit. You might find it in one or two cities, but certainly not most -- in Europe, socialist and communist parties held significant sway until the late '70s in many countries (in a few they've hung on), and pushed for transit the whole time.
Specifically, it's like buying the very first Mac, whose keyboard didn't have function or arrow keys, because Jobs believed people would use the mouse for that sort of thing.

This was, obviously, swiftly changed, and Macs soon had sensible keyboards. I'd be somewhat less certain that Teslas will soon have sensible controls.
Nah bro. What about, for example, people who happen to be busy during all but the hours you select for the shutdown. Since it’s forced, they effectively just don’t get to use it at all. In my opinion though, social media can be used in a productive way in moderation, like how a lot of people use it to keep up with the news or stay in touch with family.
>I support being paid for your work, but live reload is a fairly trivial thing to write for yourself -- I spent one day this gone weekend writing a debugger in C which does it.

Major Dropbox “who would pay for this over just using rsync?” vibes here. Never change, HN.
Fortran the king of matrices :-)
How do you know when is the optimal time for those revisits? Is it a week later, then a month later, then 6 months later? How do you make that decision? What method will you use to revisit? Will you locate the original book, find the right page, re-read the passage? Or perhaps you'll go to the right section in your notebook and re-read that?

Any time you do all of that you're essentially doing what Anki does but in a less efficient and less automated way. The point of Anki is (a) to make a reasonable decision on your behalf about when to revisit, and (b) to automate the process of retrieving and displaying the information which is being revisited.
Please don't use INI files. The registry is infinitely more manageable for sysadmins than INI files. I hate it when your app makes me write scripts to manage settings versus just using the built-in tooling in Group Policy for dealing with the registry. (Yes, yes-- there is tooling in Group Policy Preferences for dealing with INI files. It fails spectacularly on malformed INI files. It has never been reliable in my experience.)

The idea of a centralized grammatically-accessible configuration store was a good idea (albeit this isn't want the registry was "for" originally-- it was just a file-type registry originally). GConf was a similar idea.

Devs misusing the registry to store opaque binary values (especially gigantic ones), accessing it with too high a velocity, and having a less-than-stellar file format have hurt it, for sure. Having few good schema rules or APIs that limited arbitrary developer access didn't help either.
https://web3isgoinggreat.com has no shortage of content.
Do we actually know that Gemini Pro is < 20 billion params? Their paper revealed Nano-1 is 1.8B and Nano-2 is 3.25B, but they seemed to omit any details about Gemini Pro or Ultra, and I couldn't find any further information online beyond just rumors and wildly ranging speculation
That’s not what we’re talking about here. We’re talking about newsletters that are explicitly pro-Nazi in nature.
Very slick interface with a nice selection of sounds! I would definitely use this if only it could connect to my Sonos.
It's just terminology, "regular" pipets dispense mainly in milliliters, micropipets dispense in microliters.

The pipet is considered the tube, the pipettor is the mechanical attachment, I would say that is whether the attachment is with lips & tongue or not.
Can you decribe a mechanism to verify that users in an alleged leak are the same users as your own?
Maybe I'm just old and grumpy, but the subscription business model just puts me off. Nowadays when I read about some development tool (or just any product), I start with the price page. If there are only subscriptions available I stop reading and go on with my life.
> securing for limited Times

What does "limited times" mean to you? I think the copyright term has been extended for far too long and 75+ years is not "limited" in any sense of the word. It's essentially a human lifetime- meaning we won't live to see things enter the public domain that were created during our lives. My main issue with modern copyright is the egregious length of time it lasts.
What do you think is going to cause a peak to occur? Will it be a plateau or a decline? If decline, will be be slow or sharp. Sharp as in our attempts to sustain 10 billion people leads to total collapse of the environment causing the planet to be much less habitable? Putting a number seems arbitrary even if you do use the word probably in your statement.
What lies in the path of the revolution (2018) [pdf]
Sounds like you should be spending your Sundays on trying to make it so that some future Sundays aren't so bad.
the biggest thing is native html is a pain to make non-trivial websites with. JSX, via react, provides a nice modular abstraction layer that easier to write and manage vs a blob of html and raw js files.

Of course if web components, I haven't really looked into them, provide a similar level of abstraction, thats great. If not people will end up (mis)using React and co because it's easier from a developer experience point of view.

There are alternatives of course. Astro [1] produces native, static html from JSX. Deno has Fresh [2], which offers a similar thing in the Deno ecosystem. Next.js [3] has static html option, but last time I tried it, it wasn't as nice as Astro or Fresh in this particular area.

[1]: https://astro.build/
[2]: https://fresh.deno.dev/
[3]: https://nextjs.org/
I've been looking for the old "sleep genius baby" app for months, not in any archive.

https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2015/hm_2.html

https://www.deseret.com/2013/7/1/20521855/about-utah-this-ap...
This is exactly what I do on https://www.matteason.co.uk/scotbeats/ actually - any settings change is reflected in the URL and read back on load. When I implement sharing of individual mixes it'll probably look a lot like this
Given that urinating in public can result in sex offender charges in some locales, I'm not surprised that you can have non-violent assault charges.
> zero size allocation

Is this useful for anything? I wrote my own memory allocator, is there any reason I might want to support this?
Can you link to said app?
> Assault charges but not physical violence?

Physical violence is battery.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/assault_and_battery

"Assault refers to the wrong act of causing someone to reasonably fear imminent harm. This means that the fear must be something a reasonable person would foresee as threatening to them. Battery refers to the actual wrong act of physically harming someone."
A few years ago I had beers with a NYT best selling author using trad publishing. Millions of copies sold on multiple continents, translated into many different languages, etc etc. You've heard of him, or at least his one big hit.

He said, at best, over his entire lifetime he may make $200k from that book.
He basically has to write a book every single year just to make his mortgage payments, and its a grind.

When I told him I make $8/book self published he nearly fell out of his chair.
He's not saying that cookie banners were the first pop up. He's saying that you can delineate a before time and an after time that is delineated by the cookie banners. Before: pop ups were bad and browsers would advertise about how they defeated pop ups. After: pop ups are acceptable and you're bad if you want to defeat them.
Keep in mind that battery is the charge that encompasses physical violence; assault specifically does not.
They’re working on it!
(When doing "X let alone Y" the more outrageous thing goes in Y.)

I strongly agree with your point, it should be possible to ban this stuff for minors at least. Under 13s are already effectively banned but banning all minors altogether would be much more effective.
Share a bit more information on how we got here.
SIEVE is the more general form of the FIFO-Merge algorithm in Segcache. When I designed the FIFO-merge algorithm, I thought it was worse than LRU, but it turned out to be better.

At first, I thought FIFO-Merge keeping objects in the insertion order (FIFO) helps the eviction because I mostly worked with Twitter data in which popularity decay is common.

But later when I evaluated more traces (including block I/O workloads), it turned out that quickly evicting new objects (quick demotion) is the source of a low miss ratio. That's why we wrote these papers.

Interested readers are welcome to read more of related work
1. FIFO can be better than LRU, the power of lazy promotion and quick demotion https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3593856.3595887

2. FIFO queues are all you need for cache eviction https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3600006.3613147
It’s only for minors. I think that’s an important note.
It's easy to imagine that the same person who's willing to ignore explicit instructions and clearly put others at risk, is going to be willing to spend extra time struggling to open a locked container.

This isn't going to be a "gave it a tug, didn't open, give up and move on" situation.
I believe because the C# version has been written using rectangular arrays. This requires every array access to use a multiplication. The Java version uses array-of-arrays and hoisting the inner array out before accessing it in the inner loop.

C# also has arrays-of-arrays, and could (should) be written in the same manner.
These people have deluded themselves into thinking the guy at the farmers market that shows up with 12 ears of 'organic' corn on the back of his cute old pickup truck is somehow going to feed the world en masse.

Organic food is a scam enjoyed by rich people whose emotions are granted more relevancy than practical thinking. It is not sustainable large-scale. People would go hungry and die.
Slightly confusing if it's coming from "Porsche" or "Porsche Design" (https://www.porsche-design.com/).
> Assault charges but not physical violence? What in the world?

"The legal definition of assault is an intentional act that gives another person reasonable fear that they'll be physically harmed or offensively touched. No physical contact or injury has to actually occur, but the accused person must have intentionally acted in a way to cause that fear."

https://vindicatelaw.com/assault-vs-battery-are-they-the-sam...
> good luck fix a single louver if one breaks.

I am facing exactly this repair now. My method is to modify one side of the vane so that a pin can be press fit/glued into the vane from the side and covered with a glued plug. This can be done in-place when needed. It's not completely invisible but putty and a little brushwork make it almost so.
It is more like buying a cheap laptop and then getting the kind of attitude Apple has towards quality issues in their products.

In terms of build quality, I wouldn't exactly say that Tesla have a "premium" product. Even after more than a decade in the mainstream market and impressive sales numbers.
The easy solution to this is to make (street) parking more expensive.
Couldn't he just have made another guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory?
A better example would be where a "development" community's rain water goes. The areas booming right now in the south east usa will build the next development up 4 feet above the previous community and get approved through the county council permit process. Then the first big rain storm or hurricane comes by and the formerly dry community is now flooded out for the new community that got built, which also floods because drainage wasn't factored in.
Audacity Adds Intel OpenVINO AI Effects Like Transcription and Music Generation
Yes this is LK-99 derived. (See the paper's reference 4 and 5.) Eh, of course it is unlikely LK-99 is bogus and this one is not, but then the correct conclusion to draw is that LK-99 is not bogus?
The last time I've checked the draft, it looked like MySQL project would be responsible if a security bug occurs and responsible to do certification, because they provide paid support. But Amazon could just host MySQL without spending anything on dev or certification of MySQL codebase (because MySQL would be forced to do certification because they do make money with their code by providing the paid support).
Show HN: A Who is Hiring app with AI filters
Because sprawl is economically unsustainable and dense urban tax bases subsidize practically everything else.
This is a good point. I like the safety of being able to have my own local copy of my data so json export/import would be a good first step
If you have police scanner audio, then you should definitely include archival NASA radio recordings as another option.
Honestly that would be fixed with expanded immigration. Look at places where the limited immigrants we have had in recent years primarily ended up and have changed the demography, like LA county or Miami-Dade county, and they don’t look like those midwestern or great plains cities. In fact there are almost no vacant parcels anywhere today, with majority latino populations now reflecting the recent waves of immigration.
So a normal freezer is already sufficient? 250K is about -23 degrees celsius.
There are a couple of folks here that run organizations specifically geared towards helping felons in tech.

I can't think of them, right offhand, but I'll bet they pipe in.

I'd suggest making the title a wee bit "pithier," to make sure they understand it.

For example: "I Have a Felony, and it is Making it Difficult to Find Work."

I have known many folks with felony records that have found work, but it tends to be challenging. Stubbornness and not reacting to the dicks is an asset.

I sincerely wish you luck.
In practice you will be able to talk about whatever you want in most restaurants or bars, because the owners aren't in the business of listening in on their customer's conversations and picking fights with them.
One problem is that modern software architectures are highly coupled and stateful, such that it isn't possible to hot reload a component.
It would require the host (e.g. when using a DLL) to detect a change, save state, unload, reload, load state.
Multi-threading may also make things more difficult, requiring more synchronization during changes.

I agree with your sentiment, but it's really hard to communicate it to the younger generations. I suppose it comes off as being negative, but it's really just melancholia over the loss of something that was fun, simple, and powerful.
No, totally reasonable not wanting to spend your whole life financially beholden to everybody you've ever done business with. "you will own nothing and be happy" is sadly becoming true, as you have pretty much no Rights for any digital and more of the world is becoming digital.

When people ask why I don't like copilot and want a worse alternative when copilot "pays for itself", it's not because I don't want to pay, I just want to buy something and have it.
Yeah, one of the traps I find myself falling into a lot is that the act of writing code itself can be satisfying enough, and fear (of finishing, complexity and failure) can lead to just spinning your wheels for a long time.
Which is why HN always makes the domain visible ;)
Whyyyyyyy.

bangs head into desk
Okay, so that's the sysadmin perspective. Tell me about the user perspective.

Then, we should talk about, when they are in conflict, which one comes first.
No, we don't - we have a biological framework for creating motivation for certain behaviors. This is a well established concept. Motivated behaviors (or habits) are the framework, addiction is when we misuse that framework. We're not born with some defect that gives us negative evolutionary fitness. That makes no sense at all.
Renewable energy is not the target, carbon neutrality is. German CO2 emissions per capita were only marginally better than Poland's in 2022 (8.0t vs 8.1t).
Isn't this taken from the WeWork pitch?
https://archive.is/iBdSp
Australia has that too. $1500/mo for a single person.
I loved the book Compiler Construction. Wirth's emphasis on minimalism is a huge inspiration.
OK, I see. I still find that surprising because I would imagine having the pipette hanging from your mouth doesn't allow ou to really see what is going on if you are really trying to hit a target volume. I would have thought the feedback you need is visual.
With classes and deference.

I look forward to checking it out.

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