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I was also stumped by this exact quote. The whole article was in the best spirit, until this.

It's a model we have, it will get updated in order to be more useful. Every engineering field builds a model of reality. Who are the connectionists? Is this some kind of "they people" label for, what causes fear in a typical layperson?
Some of us intentionally disable autolock - I know I have it off because I can’t stand the screen automatically turning off on me when I’m using it for reference material.
This is why safety is third.

https://mikerowe.com/2020/03/walk-me-through-this-safety-thi...
> sending corpses to space is a waste of valuable resources

A small step for stopping climate change; a big step for the family Johnson earning travel points.
Ask HN: People running communities, how do you manage them?
Hi,

I am interested in knowing how do you guys manage your communities, non-profit organizations, student organizations etc. What kind of tools do you use for what kind of functions?
It's the summarized off the top of my head version. It literally took all day Saturday and all day Sunday.
Threads reached 100M users well before they turned on Instagram promotions.

And now they have reached 100M MAU which shows that people are coming and staying.
The "Cascade of Attention-Deficit Teenagers" model, or "CADT" for short.

https://archive.is/t5m32
Or ride with the damn bell ringing the whole time.

I have a co worker who I won't ride with anymore simply because of that.
> I haven't subscribed to anyone and have no subscribers.

That's your problem, right here. The social graph is the strongest signal there is.

Try following the people that are more interesting to you and your recommendations will vastly improve. Or don't, and just come to the Fediverse and use a nitter frontend for the occasional twitter link.
>The idea is sound, and the basic loading behavior is as I said

Yes, and that is why despite hating the idea from the get go, which was before 2009. I gave it plenty of time to mature. But the truth is, any technology is only as good as the human factor. We aren't perfect, and that is why even basic thing like this we would make mistake.

And this example just proves it even more. And I am ignoring the site's performance which felt really slow for what should be a MPA ( and it is not ).
Quite sure there was plenty of exploitation in communist countries.
I often use it to see what configuration files the thing reads, it is much more reliable than documentation.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/A... seems to be close to what you want.
Investing and not investing in the company mean exactly the same thing. Unless FB issues more shares you aren't buying shares from the company. You're buying from someone else.
They reached 100M users without any advertising. Purely word of mouth.
I find him impossible to understand. It also doesn't help that he is a bully.
I'm betting a higher frequency, lower latency, high throughput dedicated part. The slow stuff thinks for longer and sends a "goal" to this part, which translates that into a series of higher frequency (comparing to the slow part) activations, which are fast enough to produce fluid movement. Probably in the order of few milliseconds
From another perspective (rarely spending more than 20$ on a game) I am surprised how often games just work, no matter if they are officially supported or not. I rarely check to be honest, they just work.

Of these 'smaller games', the ones that didn't work and I had to return, the majority was made with unity and full of bug reports for windows as well.
Now stick a "Don't Panic" sticker it your phone...
It's mean but hardly sexist or misogynist unless you yourself think the description embraces all or most women.

I might make a mean spirited remark about boy racer rev heads, but that's directed at a specific subset of the much broader male spectrum.
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> I think most owners of either model disagrees with that

Yes, but that's by selection:

If you believe that an information display directly in front of the driver is vital (and I do believe that), then you're not in the market for a Tesla model 3, or the new Volvo EX30. If you chose one of these cars, then you most likely don't believe that.
No this isn't the case.

Here's the example from https://www.promptingguide.ai/models/mistral-7b#chat-templat...



 What is your favorite condiment? 

"Well, I'm quite partial to a good squeeze of fresh lemon juice. It adds just the right amount of zesty flavour to whatever I'm cooking up in the kitchen!"
 
 The right amount of what? 


Note that the sentence starting "Well, I'm quite partial isn't inside the tag.

This example comes from the official system card created by MistralAI available here: https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.1

You can try it:

ollama run Mistral "

 What is your favorite condiment? 
 Well, I'm quite partial to a good squeeze of fresh lemon juice. It adds just the right amount of zesty flavour to whatever I'm cooking up in the kitchen
 
 The right amount of what? 
"
In the Culture universe of Iain M Banks, there is a short story where a GSV scouts out contemporary Earth. The ship stays out of sight until it's time to leave our solar system, at which point the (mischievous) Mind leaves an EM signature for us to puzzle over.

So, a zoo but a zookeeper flashes us a high five as he departs for his next adventure.
Are we going back in time or something? Recently innovation has gotten to be without any creativity near redundant.where are the see- through phones and flying cars.
How did you get there? GP is talking about being dealt it, I think you've calculated the chance of it occurring in a round or something?

Wikipedia has GP's at 649739, so yeah 'almost' a million, roughly speaking. 4 / ((52 nCr 5) - (4 nCr 1)). (Four suits, one way to do it in each suit, deck of 52, five card hand.)
> your favorite game consoles

unless it's a steamDeck, ofc. No love for consoles, though.
quite happy with Xfce, but yes it has some problems. I am using it in old school windows 98 style and would be interested in similar lightweight desktop environments. Any suggestions
It was fun to see this near-adjacent to the submission below. I wonder if one answers the other!

> Q
> What has a 1 in a million chance

> A
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38907620
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I assume there is a big difference between the value of life and the value of dead.
I think having CarPlay would be sufficient for me in terms of integration. What else did you need?

Range is one of the most important factors on the other hand, I agree. There are now competitors on that front such as Lucid Air.
Check out strace -y and strace -yy (--decode-fds)
> As you can see, my account is not new. I thought the comment will be funny.

Yeah I did find it funny, no doubt. Was just asking of general culture here
Samsung debuts the first transparent MicroLED screen at CES 2024
Perhaps `trace`?

But yeah, I guess macOS is better suited for frontend/non system programming work, unlike Linux/BSD.
My sister drives one of those. And I'm always jealous of this when I'm sitting next to her.
There is no way ChatGPT would survive a two hour chat and be indistinguishable from a human.
Same here. I get irritated when I see people put down their phone without locking it, only to realize theirs will auto-lock.

That said, from now on I'll probably have auto-lock turned on when flying.
I just wanted to point out that both you and the one you're replying to keep writing "semantic web", but I think what you really mean is "semantic HTML".

The semantic web is the umbrella term for the stack of technologies that include RDF, SPARQL, OWL, etc. — it doesn't really have anything to do with HTML, other than some special syntax for embedding RDF into HTML.
Those without a phone won't
To save some time for the rest of us:

> If we guess a President will serve on average about 6 years, then [1 in (6 times 4.0 million =) 24 million] babies will someday be President.
> It was an awful buggy mess no matter where/how you played it

finished the game on the ps5. encountered 2 minor bugs.
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You mean that 40% of the flight was Vietnamese, right? Because I don't think you'd fit 40% of the Vietnamese on a single plane.
"Not in a million years"–something that might happen once in a million years for an individual–happens over 8000 times per year for people on earth. Many of them have smartphones with camera to record the event. That's why we have an actual video where quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Pretty sure there was (and still is) a very obvious button in Instagram, they didn't spend money on advertising is what I understood.

At 1.2 billion monthly users that's a pretty average CTR for that kind of thing. A little extra because threads still isn't available worldwide so some traffic was just lost.
iPhone Sales in China to Fall Double Digits, Jefferies Says
Downvoting is only available to users above a certain karma threshold, I believe around 500 or so.
Pitch CEO resigns, reduces team by 2/3, and opts out from hyper-growth/VC
Definitely agree. The only thing that comes to my mind, I thought CarPlay is all I need, but as I wrote in my blog post, the ability to watch Netflix, Youtube comes really handy. Of course you could use an iPad for that.
Are there any companies using htmx? Places where we can see examples of complex interaction?
> Most people don’t expect their phones to be sucked out of airplanes.

Most people don't expect a stranger to post photos of their phone's screen on the Internet either.
Gauges were developed because that was the tech back then, but gauges for speed have one good advantage - they show the change way better than a digital display.

And no, fuel level can't be described in digital way just like battery level can't be described in percents. You can have it in battery voltage and the float voltage level - would be that of any of use for you?
> once other brands have cars with better ranges

Many of the brands have cars with comparable range when it's honestly measured.

DOJ threatened Tesla because of how badly they were over-estimating which is why their website has finally been updated:

https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/5/24026367/tesla-lowers-rang...
If I'm in the mood for being a little glib... where do you think that Linux distribution that SteamOS is based on got its user-space (or more seriously, its drivers?)

Also: the SteamDeck is by any reasonable standard a console. It just happens to run a windowed environment out of the box. Don't be that guy. If you want to pump Valve, focus instead on their contributions to the Wine project.
According to the rating javascript is 5th. I find that quite suspicious considering that it powers the web
You can find moral arguments against investing in practically any company. At the end of the day your stance makes no actual difference. The only thing you are doing is missing out. If you are so moral, spend effort into something more meaningful instead of making yourself poorer.
> they didn't spend money on advertising is what I understood

They didn't have to, though - the news outlets were running stories on Threads and its impending arrival nearly every day. To claim, as GP does, it was entirely "organic" is nonsense.
man fs_usage (report system calls and page faults related to filesystem activity in real-time :-)
Well, it is quite surprising
Its an amazing security feature, having all required info projected by laser straight to windshield. It also saves quite a bit of money on speeding fines in cities (ie where I live going 10 over the limit is already in hundreds of dollars).

For me by far the best development in cars in past few decades, technology as it is just consistently helps with informational overload for the driver, works 100% in all possible conditions.
It may be nice to know the safety factors used for structural engineering of homes, offices and other regular buildings in the EU.

The Eurocode defines 3 consequence classes: CC1, CC2 and CC3.
CC1 has the lowest consequence and is used for regular homes, light industry and agriculture. The chance of dying as a result of structural failure is low, 0.001. The chance for a CC2 building (apartment buildings, offices, hotels etc.) is defined as moderate with 0.03. And CC3 is for special buildings, such as large stadiums, with a high risk of death on structural failure, 0.3. There are other factors that go in defining a consequence class however, including economic and social concerns.

The consequence class maps to the chance that we find it acceptable for a building to collapse in a given year. Causes can be anything, like extreme weather. For CC1 this is 1 in 100, for CC2 1 in 10.000, for CC3 a chance of 1 in 100.000.

So the chance one or more people die in a stadium during a heavy storm due to structural failure could be 1 in 300.000 in a year if you purely look at the statistics behind the structural safety standard.

The statistics map to simple reference values for the loads of wind, snow, rain, usage etc. and easy safety factors. For example CC2 has a safety factor of 1,5 over all variable loads.
Long range, we usually stop every 250km. So say I travel to Istanbul, I stop at the Bolu Supercharger station after around ~220km. It's just peace of mind and I drive a tad faster, around 120km/h.
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Nobody should be in the stock market evaluating if companies behave ethically. Most companies do not.

I do not invest in Meta specifically, but I would likely not vouch for any companies in my investment portfolio. It's up to the government and the courts to go after them, not me with a paltry few thousand dollars worth of shares.
Somewhat related, the 24 hour clock. It's really handy once you get used to it. But I think a lot of am/pm users just resist the idea of mental math. 12 is much too complex to add or subtract during a mental migration phase.
Bonds

Precious metals bullion/coins

Patents

Positions in sports outcomes (either with bookmakers odds or betting pools)

Positions in real life outcomes (predictions markets and British oddsmaker offering real life outcomes)

Non perishble objects and collectables of any kind that can be re-sold including art

Hotel reservations where you can change name or add name (almost all hotel allow for it, maybe some minor fee, but it's irrelevant compared to the potential gain you can make by selling your reservation to somebody else who needs it)

Airline reservations where you can change name

If you are a freight forwarder/NVOCC you can buy container space slots on ships and then sell it to other freight forwarders/NVOCCs.

Ad space (physical, newspaper, magazine and online) where you book the space and then have in your network people who might be interested in that very space so you can run their ads and they can re-imburse you

... and I am sure there are many others
You’re not wrong. The FYP, at least for my unused account, is garbage tier. Hell, the latest phenomenon it has picked up on is meme pages used to advertise OnlyFans and gambling, and outright pornography and porn ads. Some of the worst human beings are on there spreading ideas about race theory. Responses to anything vaguely popular are filled with blue check marks either trying to make money with engagement bait, or clout chasing by reply spam.

But Twitter allows you to curate your graph with the Following tab way better. There are enough sub-communities and funny people for it to still work.

And all recommendation algorithms are vulnerable. Thread’s head honcho had to release a statement because the recommendation algorithm on Threads became awful over the holiday period. And they aggressively want you on the FYP!
If your phone unexpectedly ends up on the ground in the middle of a flight, auto-lock is the least of your problems.
I also use Fork and find it the fastest and easiest git GUI. And I tried so many GUIs in the past. One thing that works well in Fork is submodules, which are almost non-existent in other GUIs. And the UI is really fast to respond.

On a side note, regarding the licensing. As a software vendor selling to enterprises, I always struggle with finding this kind of information. Would you be willing to briefly explain how large enterprises usually buy software or subscriptions? It would help me/us so much.
I should write that down; -Z would've been really useful when my SSH server was falling over in a heap and I was left scrolling through strace to work out what happened.

I wrote that experience up last week, for what it's worth: https://imrannazar.com/articles/linux-upgrade-fail
Take a look at this project that has rediscovered and recreated the original ELIZA source code. You can even try out an accurate reimplementation of ELIZA

http://findingeliza.org/
I wouldn’t pretend to know what the NTSB considers potentially useful. I would expect them to prioritize anything that could remotely help an investigation over getting an iPhone quickly back to its owner.
Chats in person, email discussions, agreement, occasional notes and on-line captures of docs and pics, the odd legal thing where needed...

I don't know how to answer such a broad question.

I've helped manage or create a bunch of such, up to as formal as being a vice-chair of school governing board. There is no magic tool or tools. Keeping candid communication flowing and making formal accurate records of things to do with money for example, seem key.
The most efficient way is to travel until ~10% and fast charge to 60-70%, it takes way less time to charge in those range and it's plenty enough to cover large distances and pass multiple chargers.

I don't bother slowing down, I drive as fast as I can get away with (and safety). Except once I wanted to one-shot a long distance and put the car on autopilot behind big trucks. This way my range about doubled. In fact it's often better for range to follow the fastest biggest car, than to drive slower but with no one in front of you. Think "150kmh behind a pickup truck gives more range than 110kmh pushing air alone".
Instagram promotion was added in September [1].

Threads reached 100M users in July [2].

[1] https://www.insiderintelligence.com/content/threads-banks-on...

[2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/siladityaray/2023/07/10/with-10...
I don't have any private information but I am convinced it is NOT just one rogue employee. The company is clearly throwing this person under the bus. You're in denial.
Technically, it's not actually uniform, or "random" - it only has to be indistinguishable from random, e.g. if you had access to a true random source and a pseudo-random one, it should be computationally infeasible to distinguish them.
Err, "the focus of evil in the modern world" then?
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Lucky you. Many of us were not so lucky. My save file is somehow permanently bugged and as of halfway through the game I could not collect any more of the hidden scrolls and the devs just close my bug tickets without any communication or clarification as "duplicate" of some other tickets which were entirely unrelated and was never fixed.
Thanks for the advice. Appreciate it.
Couple things to defend the Y. You can adjust the volume from the steering wheel, I do that all the time. And when it comes to the glovebox, it has very little storage, most storage is in the center console, so the glovebox is good to use to store important stuff that you rarely need so the extra security to now have an easy entry to it is fine.

And coming from a Toyota Avensis, the suspension in the Y is way way better.
Well, it depends.

If you're compiling a report for a college group project (or the workplace equivalent of that) you might well need things like equations and tables and suchlike.

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.
> unfathomably large amount of time worrying about someone who has no real effect on their life.

I think this is wrong. The way in which we conduct online debate does have material impact on our public life and policy. One example: if the shitshow that Twitter/X become changes the Overton window for what it's socially acceptable to say in public debate then that could be a net negative. It may be legal in the US to abuse and wish rape upon most women in public life but Elon's practical defence of that kind of free speech on his platform is in my view a net negative. Note, I'm not arguing that any particular type of speech should be banned — just that, given recent history, it seems that these kind of social norms are not self policing any more.
I was always partial to Audiogalaxy during that era. Even after Napster launched.

The feeling of queueing up songs to download from school, and then coming home to listen to them was... magical in 1999.

That and the music selection on AG was far more interesting that any other platform at the time. I discovered so many good artists back then, and it shaped my music preference to this day.
In regards of proprietary format, the prevalence of FBX is another one. Especially when there is an open format specifically designed for this purpose (glTF) by an important organization (Khronos).

Generally speaking I think game dev industry relies on closed-source stuff much more than web dev. It's not that surprising tho; after all the most targeted platforms (Windows, iOS, consoles), except Android, are all closed OS.

Another one is salary (again compared to web dev). But I heard web devs had a hard time lately too.
Finally a way to use HTMX as a SPA framework ;)