skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I might be wrong, but I think this is where a lot of the misconception stems from. In Norway it also shows the (usually) correct visualization, but it never use it. People have done a lot of testing and it seemingly always use map data. But this might be different in different regions. From my understanding this is where a lot of the "phantom breaking" on highways comes from. The map data shows a temporary slower speed sign due to previous construction.
Presumably the destructive energy on impact will be proportional to the square of the velocity. Even at 20mph that's 4x the energy, 40mph is 16x the energy.

Realistically I think it's because the way a phone gets damaged is highly dependent on:

- Is it in a case
- Which orientation did it land in
- What surface did it land on
> Bill Gates' fortune today is 138 billion dollars, if he hadn't diversified it would be 1.33 trillion dollars.

The only difference between those numbers, in terms of net worth, is how much you can give away.
Looks good in the landing page, but the app didn't let me sign in using the magic link on Android. I'm not sure if it's safe to use it on iOS, else I would have gladly tested it.
A good movie on this concept is ‘Worth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worth_(film)
DUOL shares are down since the announcement, if that is at all related, but if I were a shareholder I'd certainly be selling.
It’s actually not limited to licensed bands, LTE’s band 48 is unlicensed (CBRS). It’s primarily for use in private networks.
The web respecting user agent rather than solely using it to spy on people.

There’s a vision of a future passed.
>Another thing is that games don't go on suspend mode once you go to steam menus like other consoles do. The game is still running in the background (with audio and everything). In fact there is no game-suspend functionality at all, only having the device fully going to sleep actually pauses the game.

For people that like to tinker a bit, you can install Decky Loader and the "Pause Games" plugin that can suspend games, even automatically on focus loss.

https://github.com/popsUlfr/SDH-PauseGames
There are very different ways of marketing. Just thing about how often Tesla is discussed on HN. Mercedes is for its self-driving, only to have a 50% discussion about Tesla each time, while VW is discussed at a distant third place for its objevtively bad UI / software.
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That is a strange feature that is absent at least in uk. Here the speed limit change so frequently that without hud you have to draw v slow. I wonder why no offer if an alert of close to speed limit and slow down. Or even auto slow down depend upon car behind you.
Your grandmother very probably doesn't work in a rail gang.

ELEVEN members of a railway maintenance crew had to be taken to hospital on Saturday after lightning struck train tracks they were working on in WA’s Goldfields-Esperance region.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/railway-maint...
If you're curious about the pronunciation of Purkinje like me: In Czech, [purkɪɲɛ] (spelled Purkyně); in English, per-kin-jee [/pɝkɪnd͡ʒiː/].

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23MFfOsTDIs
You can still do it on iOS using a custom launcher, such as Blank Spaces [1].

[1] https://www.blankspaces.app/
Have you read the entire article? A large part of it is about bugs, features that are not acknowledged and contributions that are rejected on the spot.
My car allows you to customise the dashboard (or at least to select from like 5 themes). And I certainly prefer the numerical values, especially for speed, since you are constantly comparing that value with another numerical value (i.e. the speed limit).

Now of course if the speed limit was indicated as an angle on a circle, perhaps that would be different, but thankfully no one as that insane...
Reminds me of Jared Diamond explaining why he might not have taken a shower:

https://archive.ph/fNeaH

HN comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5145268
You say that like everyone ubiquitously believes Google is a net-positive.
ubuntu bug 1 for context: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1
At least Google map and in uk is not outdated. Seems most if not all the time ok on speed time. I was surprise by it.

(Not sure about major road repair but that is understandable.)
What a nightmare it would be with a display showing Roman numerals. Are you driving XLIII or XLVII on a VL road?
Ah, ok, I thought you were suggesting what Iran thought of the US, I didn't realise it was an old quote from a famous person.

Looking up the quote, Regan was talking about the USSR? If so I think it may be stronger than that sentiment, but I'm not 100% sure owing (in addition to the previous point about games of telephone) to not having lived through the worst of the Cold War — and the small bit I did live through before the USSR collapsed was entirely in the UK and my experience as a child contained more fear of the IRA than the USSR as the IRA were in the news while the USSR were, (like the Klingons that were a thin analogy for them), only in films and on TV.
There are parts of Paradise Lost that read like science fiction, like Satan's ascent through Hell (as yet uninhabited, because no one yet has sinned!), and through a Ptolmaic (which, yes, was an intentional anachronism) cosmos to sneak his way into Earth.

Other bits read like a super-hero story. The fight between Satan and the archangel Michael is fabulous: they tear whole trees out of the ground to use as spears!

Gustov Dore's engraved illustrations are moody and epic and magnificent. I'd love to see what Frank Miller could do with some of those scenes.
It's 2024, is there any reason gamers should find it preferable to run Windows over GNU/Linux on their console?
I found this very interesting... it's an experience I guess many of us are far removed from.

I've talked with people about the prevalence of functional analphabetism*... and I was surprised how people could not believe the numbers, because all the people they knew were smart. Self-selection of your peer group, and all that.

*(I am not implying the guy in the video is an analphabet)
I have never spotted any difference when regenerating (a recent) image with the same settings/seed/noise and I do it often. Haven't compared the bits though.

Older images are often difficult to reproduce for me - I believe due to changes in tooling (mostly updating Auto1111).
My guess: because it's useful with following analogy.

We use text embeddings to represent concepts written words. They lack the nuance, when the same word has different meaning in different concepts. LLM's use text embeddings and enrich it with the Attention mechanism.

For words, that in reality are used to represent a single concept, a text embedding is working perfectly on it's own.

For those concepts that are context dependent, we're using the attention mechanism to gently guide the text embedding closer to the intended, identified by surrounding words, meaning. That's the role of the Value vector of the K, Q, V triplet in the Attention mechanism to be precise.

So, this is a simplistic approach, which corresponds to the "first approximation", which could be good enough for some cases. We don't know which exactly yet, but we'll know, once enough evidence is given to the contrary.

It's not a good model, but a very good approach in order to do research in a stepwise manner. With time, it'll get more and more nuanced, one approximation at a time.
Yeap. Reddit, HN, X (Twitter), you see more Tesla than anything else. We talk more about Tesla compared to other car brands.
> regulation will tho

If only the perfect regulation-writers and interpreters existed.
Different kind of parasite.
In general, using semantic tags like <meter> and <progress> instead of a div has to be done carefully because browsers and screen readers often have bugs and inconsistencies especially for less commonly used tags (and even for widely used tags)
> The list of 16,000 artists was included as part of a lawsuit amendment to a class-action complaint targeted at Stability AI, Midjourney, and DeviantArt

Why is OpenAI not being targeted? I find it hard to believe that they trained DALL-E exclusively off free material. Is it simply because they havent publicised/leaked their datasets?
> Since you can't have e.g. 0.1 deaths

True, but you can have 0.1 deaths per year, by having 1 death per 10 years.

Of course, I agree there are some things that don't work well for that - nobody's going to be happy accepting "1 nuclear meltdown per 30 years" even if statistically it'd mean fewer deaths than coal.
Someone offering that bet though would also alter the odds though. Because why would someone offer such a ridiculous bet after you've told your name, unless they had special information about your name? Although it being a possible YouTube prank channel would make it also possible that you actually have a chance to win for the reactions.
> Take the wealthiest top 10,000 Americans out of the equation

They are much less likely to be the recipient of all the money spent on entitlements, no? A giant bucket of money is spent on regular Americans.
It is only a straw man if you are more concerned about the legality than the morality of your actions and decisions.
I don’t get it. The original tweet says the phone has been found near the road. Where are all the guesses that the phone fell from an airplane? Could it be someone opening email in the car, and someone else (a kid) to take the phone and throw it out of the window. Then they decide ‘oh, duck we don’t have time to look for it’ and continue their journey without the phone. That’s my first thought after reading the original tweet. But I see lots of ‘feel from the plane’ comments. Is it confirmed the phone fell? Of course I believe it survived the fall, considering I myself shuttered a number of iPhones by simply falling out of my pocket on a concrete floor.
Who maintains that again? :)
And you were with them when they casually danced in clubs and you saw they actually can't dance? Or you are around that that kind of musicians that actually never ever dance for fun at their leisure?
YES, it's an excellent read!

https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2008/02/19/why-are-the-micros...
Imagine what he’d have if he actually helped Microsoft while he was CEO.
I would also open Linux txt files in Wordpad, where they looked normal, then when you saved them as an ordinary Windows txt file they would open properly in Notepad later.

In recent years Notepad has overcome its traditional limitation when opening Unix files directly, I just discovered this not too long ago:

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/extended-eol-in-n...
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Tesla have also been caught out lying about range.

https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-ba...
You hate them because you don't understand the real intended usage for these widgets.

The goal is never to tell "here's how much stuff there is" but "here's where you are relative to some key reference points".

Having 120 Gb of used space is useful, but it doesn't tell the whole story. 120 of 130 is different from 120 of 1200.

Colors' ability to convey this is limited: does the red 120 means you at 80% or 98%? Hard to tell even with gradual coloring.

Gauges in cars are even more essential since the ability to process information should be directed at not hitting people on the road.

And if you're not convinced, try to drive a car that you never driven before but only using numerical data (without gauges) and you'll experience the real struggle.
GTK is a core gnome project. It's entirely gnome's fault.
That is probably true because phones are less susceptible to keyloggers or evil browser extensions, but "security standards" have approximately nothing to do with it beyond "using HTTPS".

The security model for US banks is that it's illegal to do crimes to people's bank accounts. It doesn't involve "super secure apps", bank account numbers and credit card numbers are super insecure and there is little reason you should care about this insofar as you're not liable for leaking them.
I just assumed they had a mini stroke, I didn't realise there was a way for that to make sense
second this, it looks insane I can barely endure 3 minutes shower and my average is 40-50 seconds especially when it is -13 C outside
You weren't joking, and actually it's much more than a magnitude.

The chances of dying in a traffic accident in US are between 0.9 and 1.2%, whereas the mortality rate of US military servicemen in Afghanistan has been below 0.004%.

That's 3 order of magnitudes.
The trims in the EV6 are frustrating. In the UK, at least, I couldn't get the all round cameras without also getting 20" wheels, which would have cut range and made the ride worse. In everything apart from the base model you're forced to have privacy glass, which I don't want because it makes the car even darker in the back, but only the top model has the option of acoustic glass on the side windows.

That said, it is a great car.
If I were the devil [video]
Rare, and laudable. My apologies.
You guys win the internet for today. Especially since we got forgotusername6 and iforgotpassword to collaborate in this thread. Only missing a contribution from forgetemailaddress42...
There are an almost limitless myriad of "Most people don't expect..." which is why security features are important.
There are three .doc pre office 97, .doc after 97 and .docx.
Modern phones aren't fragile but they are slippery, and it's still annoying to drop them especially if it can go down a grate or something. So a case prevents that.
Yep, although short term end of life years are deemed more valuable (e.g. if you have 3 months to live and we can get you another 3 months, we'll pay more for those 3 months)[0]. And the number is a bit flexible based on other factors, I think.

[0] https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14737167.2017.1...
Yeah it's not the official name for it anyway. Just the one busied by the parliament members. The official name is Commissie voor de Inlichtingen- en Veiligheidsdiensten (committee for the intelligence and security services). I'm not sure how the nickname even ended up in such a newspaper article.

I can kinda imagine they would leave significant multilateral geopolitical developments out of that by the way. There were many members in those days, including from small opposition parties. Maintaining secrecy would be difficult, especially since the Dutch parliament has a very bad track history (almost every year the "troonrede" - similar to the state of the union in the US) is leaked by someone beforehand.

These days they only seem to have 5 members from the biggest parties.
> Yes - age discrimination as defined in law: some things are illegal to discriminate on.

So it must be defined as illegal in the law to be considered discrimination? If we remove e.g. race or gender from that law, then those types of discrimination are suddenly OK? That seems like a bad argument.

But yes, those laws should explicitly mention age. Unfortunately, here in Germany, that is not the case.

> This is what a lawmaker judged the minimum wage age-based cases to be as well.

If a lawmaker judged that the positive "none" outweighs the negative of "lower minimum wage for younger people" then that lawmaker simply made a bad decision. Just because they are a lawmaker does not mean they can't be criticised.
There's no evidence of true randomness though. There's only evidence of us having missing information to do the prediction of what any RNG would offer us next.
Most of the people who have defended Claudine Gay are not administrators, and all of them had the option to simply stay silent if they were worried about getting sued. There is really no defense for the buffoons who defended her.
macOS and iOS are BSDs. Pretty good niche!
Not the OP, but check out any software pricing page[0] for the sorts of things enterprises are after. E.g. larger-discount pricing; annual/monthly invoice billing; team management; SSO; etc.

[0] e.g. https://www.git-tower.com/pricing/mac
They specifically say they will scrub any personal data before training the model. The title is disingenuous and misleading.
The phone was open to an email of an Alaska Air flight confirmation for the specific flight that it fell out of. That's pretty solid evidence
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It's a little strange NTSB would show up but not be able to get to the door(-like object). Seems like a drone could fly over it.
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most revolutionaries where executed

Quite a number fled to the American colonies, at that time starting to gain a reputation for nurturing free-thinking radicals.
> For example if you've got a table of performance results with the best performer in each row highlighted in bold, a fact the text references - then separating content and formatting doesn't really make that much sense.

You can tag the text as "important": see <strong> vs. <b> in HTML.
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>And the Shakespeare reference is relevant because where do you want the cutoff? Life+70 is nonsensical, unless you're arguing for perpetual copywrite you need a line somewhere. Where do you want to draw the line?

Life + 70 is based on the concept of copyright outside of the U.S which doesn't think copyright exists to promote the arts but rather because if you create something you have a right to how it is disposed.
All of these clever American solutions to copyright that would fix how it works in the U.S are not going to affect how it works outside the U.S and thus Life + 70 is more in keeping with the non-American conception of the purpose of copyright.

Outside the U.S pay 1 dollar to own something you made is nonsensical.
> why security features are important

Being thoughtful is also important. I can think of no reason for anyone to share an innocent stranger's details on the Internet.
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I think airplane mode has memory and just switches to the last settings you had in airplane mode. My WiFi and BT stay turned on.
>

>Gnome after version 1, definitely after version 2 is a symptom of the
>"software is never done" fallacy. After building a solid, performant and
>working desktop environment, instead of leaving it alone and start making
>other applications, they decided to just keep doing stuff.. and how do you
>continue improving something that's already finished ? You don't, because it's
>f\*cking done!

It was bad even then, because it imitated some elements of MS windows, some elements of OS/2, some elements of mac os, it had messy APIs, but we didn't care because most of us have used Windows as first GUI DE and it was performant and mostly cohesive, yeah, so all in all was OK.

>So what's else to do than just randomly screw with things. This is also seen in Firefox, Thunderbird, and the Windows operating systems.

And with GNOME we witness the same fate of all three, being a commercial software passing for a software you can use for free. It will infuriate some people forever.
Offline mode should work on linux too. I only have ubuntu so that's what I tested. It's just service workers underneath, so if it's the first time you open the app, you do have to wait for a few minutes for it to download.
Is your example situation really all that common?

If so, what format do you expect for the output?

If it's one filename-per-line then how do you encode filenames with embedded newlines?

How do you encode non-UTF8 characters, or is the file meant to be parsed only in binary mode?

I don't know of any generally agreed upon spec for this, so no matter what you think is right, most people are going to have to write a special-purpose parser.

In which case you might as well parse the native strace output since one is about as complex as the other.