skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel like others articulated valid counter arguments, but if I were to reframe and reduce the problem to an unnecessary logical extreme, would it be an excusable mistake to distribute a free newspaper related to local businesses that often reports on closures, but without even a cursory fact-checking step in the publication process? If you've tried to verify and seemingly got an accurate answer from the relevant authority, you get a pass for printing a mistake, but not if you're just printing heresay.
Enrico Mattei
Companies that are wasting their capital will do layoffs. That includes people working at profitable companies who happen to be working on projects that either don’t make sense or are not financially viable.

Most of my friends who got laid off said they were working on these types of projects, so obviously anecdotal. I was curious so I asked them.
The company has put an insane amount of money towards ad spend, I wouldn't be too surprised if many of the 4 dozen hype articles are paid for by that budget.
Data on International Conferences on the Unity of the Sciences
Robin AI, powered by Claude [video]
Maybe their lawyers are when it comes to taxes
The "Work with code on any machine" is confusing because it's not what you expect by glancing over the headlines. In the section they describe what they actually meant by it... It means that you can collaborate with others who have zed installed and run things on their computer, edit code etc.

I vaguely remember them being on the Rust podcast and I believe they said that they want multiplatform support but they first need to nail it on one platform before they go for the next.

https://rustacean-station.org/episode/antonio-scandurra/
Or you end up with situation such as US housing where everything is regulated and liability insured out the ying yang to the point I built a house worth a few hundred k for like 40 grand by building it myself and taking all the liability (because I'm not going to sue myself).
> If you’ve been sold a vulnerable device, you are the victim.

Ahh.

Simply having to replace a defective device would be "damages". The only Q would be: Was it reasonable to replace given the threat?
This assumes the universe (humans) would create an illusion for itself for entertainment.
Recently turned vegetarian and cook here.

We have our regular go to choices from our weekly grocery trip. We mainly buy what we like and know we'll consume before it goes bad. When cooking we prioritize cooking older stuff so it doesn't rot. In the winter we buy more frozen vegetables. I also always have legumes that I've cooked myself ready to go in our freezer.

Beyond that, Subway veggie subs are worth looking into. Really. You won't get a healthier, cheaper meal almost anywhere. They updated their menu recently and now have an Avocado sub that is fantastic.
Re: markdown in vcs

Put each sentence and/or clause on its own line and it will avoid a large fraction of issues. Not all though.
This looks great!

Looks like development is focused on Mac OS for now. Windows and Linux are not supported yet[1].

[1] https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/5391
Not looking forward to the next version assuming they will keep the `fetch` monkeypatch:

- https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/72411c45f94565c30215b...
Numbers:

- Q4 Gross Margins 17.6%, EST. 18.1%, down 6.12% YoY

- Q4 automotive margins 17.2% ahead of 16.3% Q3, bullish

- Q4 Adjusted EPS $0.71, EST. $0.73c, down 40% YoY

- Q4 FCF $2.06B, EST. $1.45B, up 45% YoY

- Q4 Rev. $25.2B, EST. $25.9B, up 3% YoY

- Solar deployed 41 Megawatts, not very exciting, really lagging competitors here.

- revenue from credits sold to other companies was $433M down from $550 Q3

- this should eventually go to zero over the next 10 years

- 1.2M Model Y's sold,

Notes:

- EV sales in general rose by about 50% last year in the US

- TSLA now under 50% of EV market in the US, still absurdly good, but falling

- TSLA note growth in 2024 "may be notably lower" than 2023, but refused to offer guidance

- energy storage doubled 2022, that's pretty awesome

- when will they stop manufacturing the S and X, they are pretty minimal compared to the Y & 3 now

Look for:

- next gen(cheap cross over) "leaked" this morning, is that due to bad numbers?

- expected to deliver 100,000/week of these after ramp up

- will this be built outside of hte US to save money?

- dojo computer talk ($1B is alot to put into this space)

- will they break out cyber truck, or hide those numbers, note, they dodged it and said it would take a long time to ramp up

- V12 FSD notes. What data will they release and will the shift to NN to manage handling instead of hard coded rules work out?

- what are they making from super charging?

Thoughts:

- broke down below $200, options call writers win,

- Solar disappointing again, when will they spin that out and focus?
This has the same energy as Micro$oft.
I think there are elements of this in many places but the focus is not explicitly on these details. It mainly revolves around some form of armor.
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or an actual idea you are proposing.
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Averaging over subcontinent-sized areas still leaves a 4:1 wind variation in wind output over a day. You can look at the data for the PJM grid (most of the east coast) and the CAISO grid (most of the west coast), and see 4:1 ranges most days.

Tying the east and west coast together is technically feasible. China has a megavolt DC grid with links thousands of miles long. (China's cheap energy sources are in the northwest, while the big loads are in the southeast, so that makes sense.) But it doesn't seem to make sense for the US.

The US wind belt is roughly from the Texas panhandle north to Canada. That area does not, as yet, have enough links to either coast.
I believe it has something to do with tracking, or rather with anti-tracking measures. I don't know how it works, but as you say different browsers and even different firefox profiles (with different addons set) could lead to different results. I believe, that the more paranoid I go with anti-tracking the more chance for me to stuck in a capcha loop.

The issue comes not just on archive.is but some other sites as well. Sometimes I get just a statement that my browser is too old or something like that.
It isn't just money, though. Every leading AI lab is also terrified that another lab will beat them to [impossible-to-specify threshold for AGI], which provides additional incentive to keep their research secret.
Razor 1911. Pure nostalgia.
CASL – Isomorphic authorization JavaScript library
Well, in this case it's about the terrorists in the London regime, but obviously it should apply to everyone.
Topics:
- OSI Model and Layers: Software Engineers should focus on layer 7 (application layer, where HTTP resides) and layer 4 (transport protocols like TCP/IP and UDP).
- The application layer: HTTP Request/Response format, HTTP Methods, HTTP Headers.
- Transport Layer - TCP/IP vs UDP, three-way handshake.
- Future of HTTP: HTTP2.0 and HTTP3.0.
- System Design: HTTP's stateless nature allows for horizontal scaling and load balancing
I mean, their name is “Target”. What were they expecting?
Current salary structure has the minimum salary at:
$750,000 for a rookie, $870,000 for 1 year experience and $940,000 for 2 years experience. That's $2,560,000 over three years before taxes. It's good money but it's probably not set for life money unless you're in an area where housing is dirt cheap in some parts of the country that basically pays for your house and nothing else after taxes. On the other hand if you're getting traumatic brain injury risk from NFL practice and/or play you may be quite limited in what you can do afterwards. Even worse if you try and make it big and get that traumatic brain injury from high-school or college pay before you get paid.
Thank you, that makes sense. Btw is PMF = product market fit in this context?

> They fund because you are able to convince them somehow that you are building a unicorn.

I'm admittedly very naïve about this, but do they really expect this all the time? (Especially in physical and non-digital markets?) If you have a healthy growth and projection but no plans to say exceed 100M are you limited by how many VCs are interested?
What do unions have to do with this at all if it was spirit aero systems fucking it up?

Also from what I've seen the Boeing union has been raising alarm bells about... Literally exactly all of these little things that caused the quality issues

You're saying "we know" like a single person has agreed with your line of reasoning in this thread

Touch grass bruh. No idea what's got you so frothed up, but it's not constructive.
This seems like a rather pedantic objection in my opinion. “Simulation” here likely refers to a potential scenario such as a raise or an exit, or even an entire hypothetical venture.
I (maybe naively) thought the staff did not have a backup key to the boxes (hence why they charge for drilling if you lose your key). Because if they do it completely defeats the purpose of the SDBs...
Franz was too expensive :)
Allegro had an academic license.
If the hypothesis holds even in part, deceleration of Moore's Law could have drag effects on progress in many domains.
$11.7 million, not $11.7.
The real insult is saying that there are so few "high school stars". There are something like 20,000+ highschools in the US. To say that only 100 qualify as stars is disingenuous. Being the top player amongst ten schools qualifies you as a highschool star imho, the best player in a local area and the best anyone local is likely to ever see. But that wont put you anywhere near the top 100 in the nation.
I'm not sure I would agree that letting a split decision on a case that ended up being decided on non 4th amendment grounds is really taking a position on the matter but you're right. I'm genuinely not sure what the outcome would be if there was a circuit split and they were pressured into hearing it.
>>>"The botched firing of Sam Altman proves that fancy governance structures are little more than paper shields against the _market_."

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...Or rather ( $ ) . ( $ ) immediate hindsight eyes...
When you run your script, do you ever have to use a new account if you need to be logged in? Curious if you have any stories about how often the big websites catch these bots.
Tesla Q4 2023 Earnings Report [pdf]
That's wild. Maybe they will start defending trains like they defend cargo ship.
It makes it possible to bypass middlemen, it doesn't make it mandatory.

Patreon provides a few services to artists - hosting and distributing materials, providing secure areas etc. - so it does have some value. It's not just a pure toll taker.
I think it goes deeper than that. Look at Lucas' filmography as director. THX, American Graffiti, ANH . . all with Marcia editing credits. And after that . . well, you'll be hard pressed to find any directing credits at all, until the Prequels, more than two decades later. So devil's due to old George: it's been 22 years since I looked at SAP BAPI, and if you sat me down in front of an IDE to program the stuff I would probably be even worse at it than Lucas was at directing movies in 1999. Granted, I know this, and I would not take a BAPI gig without thoroughly warning my would-be employer that I am going to suck at it.

There must have been a sort of magic there, something greater than the sum of its parts, but that's true for an awful lot of great films. There's always some great unexplainable They seem to happen by accident, by lucky intervention from a gifted cast, by a once-in-a-century musical agglomeration, by a herculean labor of love from everyone concerned, through the titanic efforts of singular madmen (who often become as much of a story as the one they are trying to film). The directors we remember are the ones most likely to appear with these miracles on a semi-regular basis. Maybe George and Marcia were one of those thermodynamic miracles, great unexplainables.
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I’ve edited it, hopefully for clarity :)
The First Field-Programmable RF Chip (2014)
I've always liked this theory about Jar Jar, and it's fun to look at the little hints that his villainy might have been the original intent. But I suspect that the force (pun intended) that prevented such a thing was merchandising. George Lucas knows how to sell toys, and he likely foresaw the blowback if kids' beloved action figures, posters, etc. suddenly represented an evil character rather than a good one.
> 9450 S. W. Barns Rd

Portlandians: Are Barns Rd and Barnes Rd the same thing? Looks like a nice spot if so: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/45.50901/-122.77468

That building is now a SFX agency: https://hellohinge.com/ (No relation to the dating app)

Also curious if the TEKsystems employment agency next door took its name from Tektronix.
Found it:

https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/06/04/book-review-the-secret...
Can I just ask one question?

Would anyone like any toast? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhnN4eUiei4
Early in my expat career, I used to go to parties at the US embassy in Singapore. Cheap booze (alcohol in SG is normally very expensive) was a big highlight. Tons of fun and you'd meet all kinds of people.
Sjögrens. Which is similar to Lupus.

Diet changes can make a huge difference. Earlier the better.

On many support forums I see a pattern of people using the various meds with mixed results.
Then people starting to experiment with which foods they seem to do better with. Then discovering the auto immune protocol diet.

A lot of people don’t wanna go to the effort, so won’t try it and complain about it.

People that try it and actually follow it often have amazing results, and all their symptoms calm down.

A lot of people just cannot give up the pizza and chips though.
I canceled due to the disappointing range, especially for a truck that will be expected to tow things and go to difficult to reach places.
>how to differentiate between "open-claiming" companies like openAI vs. "truer grass roots" organizations

Honestly? The people. Calculate the distance to (American) venture capital and the chance they go bad is the inverse of that. Linus, Guido, Ian, Jean-Baptiste Kempf of VLC fame, who turned down seven figures, what they all have in common is that they're not in that orbit and had their roots in academia and open source or free software.
No, it does not. Furthermore, if you're using an ORM you're not programming in SQL any more. You're using a poor man's Spark. Spark lets you drop down to SQL in all its APIs too.

I don't understand your argument if you're comfortable with ORMs.
Thank you, do you have any recommendations for learning specifically for established markets? Eg books/podcasts etc
Nice comparison. And also certain political factions in the USA try to hide the shamefulness of laws they propose by giving them names that are directly opposed to what they'll do.

The "Defense of Marriage Act" comes to mind. There was one so bad that a judge ordered the authors to change it, but I can't find it at the moment.
I live in Berlin and buy all of my vegetables from a REWE or a Netto (both are supermarkets and are quite close to me). I have tried the Bio/Organic stores here and would like to buy from them, but they are a bit too far from where I live to buy regularly.

I have a standard routine on the weekdays for dinner,

1. salad with some protein and carbs(potatoes mostly). Salad always has a standard base of vegetables like lettuce, carrot, cucumber and sweet corn, with dressing (apple cider vinegar or yoghurt) and salt. Sometime I add the salad dressing mixes or raw mangoes or green apples just to keep it interesting. It's always 60% salad, 20% protein and 20% carbs for the meal.

2. A semi-gravy vegetable stir fry of mostly carrots, bell peppers and mushrooms with a rotating list of vegetables such as beetroot, beans, brussels sprout or broccoli. I cut them up in small chunks and roast them in the oven mixed with some olive oil and salt. Then I prepare a sauce (mostly experimental) and add the cooked vegetables into it and saute for a bit. I sometimes add meat or meat stock and have portion of it as a full meal. In case I am really hungry, I mix in some carbs in the form of brown rice or wheat tortilla.

I alternate between these 2 every night and I cook enough for it to be carried over as the next day's lunch.

Even if I go outside this routine(on weekends or cravings for fast food), I try to ensure that the meal I have at home is at least 50-60% vegetables, and salads tend to be the most easiest to make up for this balance.
You seem to have fortunately survived orphaned software. I've seen scientific software running on a 15 year old OS. The lab equipment functioned so we took out the Ethernet port to prevent viruses.
Technically, allergies are an autoimmune disease, and they're certainly effectively curable through a change in the immune response.

We're increasing the availability of allergy immunotherapy with our company, Wyndly.

https://www.wyndly.com/pages/immunotherapy

I'd love to see this for more conditions.
I opened a random python project on my machine in Zed and it automatically loaded up an LSP for python. It looks like it's using the same one as my emacs uses (pyright), but it presents completion choices in a not particularly useful order. Typing `os.p` gives me for instance as completion choices:

pwritev
pwrite
putenv
popen
pipe
path
P_ALL
P_PID
pread
pardir
P_PGID
P_WAIT

... but then I type 'a' and then backspace and it gives some of the same choices, but in a different order

P_ALL
path
pread
pardir
P_WAIT
[etc]

here's a gif of it, I'm just typing and backspacing through "os.path" and watching the completions be in an unguessable order: https://snap.philsnow.io/2024-01-24T13-57-09.q7pyi8re104uqhn...

Is pyright just giving Zed all the possibilities and it's up to Zed to rank them? I don't know the details of editor/LSP integration. lsp-whatever in emacs ranks these choices in a reasonable order.
Let's say the railroad hired the right people - the cost of litigation from injuries and death means that the people they hire have little incentive to intervene. I see this as akin to store shrinkage and security that can't touch a perpetrator - it's accepted by rail shippers as a cost of doing business.
The real quote is I’m closer to LeBron than you are to me.

I will point out Scal was highly touted by other members of those Celtics teams as being an excellent 1:1 player, not to discount what you’re saying about him being head and shoulders above every amateur in the world, but more pointing out he’s far from the least skilled player to have reached the NBA
It looks like he'd already had quite the career by that point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Summers

Someone with his level of connections could justify that schedule and compensation.
Pubmed is the database you'd typically want to look at for medical and natural sciences. You can configure email alerts for specific keywords there, though it's been ages that I've done that.
> The unchanged safety record.

What do you specifically mean by this?
Thanks, that makes sense. I would imagine patents could help somewhat but from what I've learnt they're not cheap and can still only help so much.
That isn't a justification. "I heard someone else say it" doesn't remove one's own personal accountability for saying it as well.

I imagine this is a sentiment that Mr. Rogers would agree with.
"Prominent US figures face backlash and firings for pro-Palestinian statements" - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/29/israel-pales...

"‘The Palestine exception’: why pro-Palestinian voices are suppressed in the US" - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/nov/01/palestine-us-a...

"House Passes Resolution Declaring Anti-Zionism A Form Of Antisemitism—Some Democrats Are Critical" - https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushard/2023/12/05/house-p...

being coerced into silence for fear of professional retaliation is a form of censorship.
I think the future is going to find the past 100 years or so an insane time in history as we used all the fossil fuels and water up in the blink of an eye on the historical time scale.
fair enough, EVs pollute less than ICEs, still an improvement imho
they're testing some new tech that directly uses the sun to desalinate.

Really, what's required for the electric grid is ways to store the energy, and not use it.

For places like Arizona, they may need a whole different type of infrastructure of grey water use. Just piping in water ain't gonna be sustainable.
Shein's marketplace is littered with gray-market products from top brands
whole openAI is like a college project shitshow lol
There's some more info/speculation on it here: https://www.spronck.net/sloot.html
Sedans, hatchbacks, and wagons are those vehicles. They are slipping in sales compared to SUVs despite having better pedestrian safety. People have many priorities when buying a vehicle, and most people simply don't think they're at risk of running over their own kid, until they do.
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You don't even have to go pro. My younger sis has had hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of medical procedures from a few years of high-school running. Turns out even teenagers can have more motivation than springiness.
It would also be interesting to consider smaller groups for discussion. Break the jury into 2 groups of 6, or 3 groups of 4 people.

I wonder whether you could get the benefits of weighing the evidence collectively but reduce the influence that 1 or 2 dominant jurors might have.

If 2 or 3 independent groups reached the same conclusion, does that increase the chances of them being correct?
I have never tried the remote ssh setup (even though vscodium is my primary editor). I don't know anyone who uses it daily, and I've never heard anyone irl mention doing it. I think you're slightly biased here by your experience, and assume everyone shares it.

Edit: hell, I've wanted to check remote ssh in vscodium now to know what I'm missing, and it looks like they basically contain MS DRM and are only compatible with official vscode. License is also proprietary[1] and makes it impossible to use it with vscodium or other OSS projects. Yikes.

[1]: https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/wiki/Extensions-Compati...
Have been using Zenfetch and has come in handy so many times when I want to get the gist of articles or explore connections.

A happy user here!
I can see a light in the sky.

How do you know the moon is real?
Making VR Headsets Cool Won't Be Easy, Even for Apple
I don't know much about basketball but isn't another way of looking at this 'the US basketball talent scouting and youth development system is effective and efficient'? Of the top ranked high school players, nearly all become college athletes and 27% become professionals in the most competitive and best paid professional league around. Being able to identify that many of them by their late teens seems pretty good.