skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's possible the headline changed or the link was changed. I've seen a few headlines that were using the same "Boeing Overwrote" phrase as the title here.

The other side of that is that original titles are often editorialized or confusing without context and the HN mantra of "OG titles only" leads to perplexing entries on the article list you have no idea what they're talking about until you've clicked through.
Now I noticed it does say so at the bottom of the page...
My distant decades mirror yours and I just recalled we also had playground time before class. At least 10 min. Maybe while waiting for buses to roll in.

That generation of adults seemed to understand that kids need low/no-adult play time.
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They also stream the launch live on the spacex.com website.
Note that in the original 1965 Ian Fleming novel The Man with the Golden Gun (which has little in common with the movie save character names), James Bond describes being picked up by waterfront police in Vladivostok, and his prints being "belinographed" to Moscow, after his mission to Japan. The term is obvious enough to convey its meaning, at least.
Very true, I wouldn't have recognized many of the nuances had I not had military training and having worked in government bureaucracies.
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In this incident with Alaska, the fuse for the recorder was not pulled within two hours and they lost recordings from the moment the door fell out. There have been other lost recordings in the past.
Here in Finland the school finishes in the early afternoon, but we kinda trust the children to play outdoors, or walk back home when they've had enough.

Our child, seven, only really received a mobile phone this year because he's walking to school and back by himself as is common here. But he'll phone to say "I'm going home [alone]", "I'm going to play with friend X", or "I'm bringing friend X home with me".

(The children start school at 7, before then there is pre-school, and before that daycare. Around 7 the kids start making their own way to school and back - sometimes walking, sometimes cycling, and sometimes taking a bus/tram.)
Perhaps the problem religion solves is that half of all people are dumber than the average person.

Perhaps for a lot of those people "if you do bad thing big man in sky punish you" is the most convincing argument.
no, she's just a garden-variety narcissist
If you read about her tendencies, they are distinctly antisocial, characterized by a genuine urge to commit acts of violence and stealing.

Not having the urge to commit violence would be a pretty good reason for trying to get help.
A lot of them need knowledge of USA culture and American English phrases. That's usually what I fail on.
You can watch the stream directly from the spacex.com website.
So this is essentially on the FCC for approving an quality assurance scheme that leaves them with no clue to figure out if this event would have been prevented if Boeing had followed it's own processes.

The problem for this investigation is that it's not a single door but an entire line of planes designed, made and inspected using processes and policies that the FCC should probably never have approved in the first place creating an situation where half the us aviation industry would collapse if a halt operations until everything have been reinspected under a more correct regulatory framework.

So there is a huge pressure on the NTSB for finding something fixable wrong as the alternative is to start the certification process for both the MAX 8/9 designs and the Boeing manufacturing lines in question from scratch.
Second paragraph gave it away the first one was passable
The wealth may be imaginary, but the debt I took in via my mortgage isn’t haha. I get the point you are making though. Thank you for sharing your perspective.
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Might not be a coincidence.
Our lunches were not free. We paid $2.50 for lunch, and that came with an apple, choice of entre (microwaved hamburger on wheat bun, microwaved pizza, or microwaved chicken nuggets). Our lunches probably cost around $0.50 in food, and our cafeteria workers were paid minimum wage, so in the 8 hours, the 5 cafeteria workers all together made $210. Assuming 30% of kids took their lunches (I doubt it was this many), and assuming $2 in food profit per child. That was around $4k/day in profit. It all went to our football stadium. I'm from Texas.
I was a lab engineer at a uni once. One day I saw an exchange student with his head against the desk motionless. I rushed to him and shaked him on the shoulder becouse I thought he had fainted ...
What an amazing effort. Best of luck to team SpaceX. I really hope both ships survive all the way to the ocean this time.
In the context of fear, no they are not apples and oranges.

"Why be afraid if you filed correctly? Just have some confidence."

LOL. Or seven years down the road...get audited? Why can't the IRS have some confidence in its collection process? Why can't the window close are two or three year?

If you think confidence is what gets you through an IRS audit, you're a fool.
Just read what it does https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nanovms/ops/master/install...
Are you suggesting that there is some conspiracy that the billionaire class is undertaking to do this intentionally?

I think the answer is much more simple. Social media creators and platforms thrive off of engagement, and narratives that prey on people’s insecurities are highly effective at keeping people engaged and glued to their phones rather than having productive social lives.
Reread the comment you responded to. We aren’t discussing the best LLM here but how to determine the best source.
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Makes me want to move to a 90’s carribean island.
Do you have examples of people attempting to deplatform someone who has not expressed the content of their speech before?

From what I can see, deplatforming attempts are in very large majority done towards people who already have demonstrated the quality of their ideas.

> because if the ideas were not really constructive or entirely lacked value, then the listeners could dismiss them thoughtfully.

If it was true, then racism, populism, or prejudice would not exist at all, because all of that is based on flawed logic that can be easily demonstrated.
The reality is that intelligent debate LOSES in front of convenient fearmongering. Not because people are idiot, but simply mathematically: fearmongering is way easier and way more convincing than rationality
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law

> Or could it be that modern students don't have the ability to think carefully about or make good judgments about speech?

I would say that maybe modern students are smarter than before and go further than the naive logic of "if it's incorrect, the rational side will win", which has been demonstrated incorrect again and again in history.
> After years of study, intensive therapy and earning a Ph.D. in psychology

I wonder what the percentage of psychologists get their degrees to figure out what the hell is wrong with them. I bet it is pretty large.

Also her gaze in the picture is quite unnerving. I wonder if it is because I know she is a sociopath or would I find it just as unnerving if I did not.
>This may be true, but I would expect Boeing, a titan of the industry and up until recently assumed leader of aviation safety, to retain footage for much, much longer for training and QA purposes.

I mean, as someone who grew up two minutes from Boeing's Everett plant with pride, I would've said the same thing up until about a decade or so ago. Everything we have learned about Boeing's culture in the time since strongly suggests that we should expect the opposite from them.
Then popper came along and dealt the final blow, proving that you can’t prove any “truth“ and there’s no such thing as certainty - simply levels of ignorance about claims
I think it’s easy enough to explain. I’m asexual and don’t feel sexual attraction. In fact I’m completely blind to it.

I definitely noticed something was wrong with me once I started school. Since then, I am constantly reminded of that by everyone around me. They have something I’m expected to have.

Just imagine if you were the weird one because you were the only person with emotions. You can’t escape it. You can’t fix it. Some people try to be “helpful” and “understand” but the entire time, they are pointing out you are beyond their comprehension.

It cause enormous anxiety to know you need to be something you are not. You have to learn to cope with it.
Freedom of speech isn't a blanket everything-goes. The government can impose time and place restrictions on where and when you can express yourself. So to me, getting rid of TikTok is restricting place. You can very well express yourself on other platforms if TikTok is removed from the U.S. marketplace.
AIU request smuggling, it can't be prevented by disabling pipelining, only by validation.
I have no interest in bringing race into this because of the wide genetic difference between groups that common people would label as being the same "race". Genetically there is wide diversity even within relatively small geographical areas.
> successful, affordable, pleasant skyscraper developments

that depends entirely on the cultural and social expectations of humans who are supposed to live there
Speak for yourself; having a big meal followed by a nap is a deeply pleasant experience!
It would also cost $45 billion dollars in todays dollars, one time use. If you would have told the Sat5 engineers to "also make it reusable" they'd have asked for a trillion dollars, or more correctly told you "We can't do that at this time".
It's a side effect of the system(s) we built. I very much doubt there is a grand design behind all of this.
Why not water - I wonder if it's because it's in Finland and 6 months a year you have to prevent the water from freezing.
Pytorch and Jax have a numpy like API, so you can use PyTorch for other things too.
Now this one isn't loading on my side. And I got gigabit fiber at a major European city close to a big exchange.
You should give Bruno a shot - https://www.usebruno.com/

Relevant HN thread -
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39653718
It's worth remembering this next time you hear someone say something along the lines of, "I believe in equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome". If people are indeed born with unequal abilities, then equality of opportunity is impossible.
My back of the napkin calculation for S3's glacier tier says that would cost roughly 50 grand a year.

That seems...reasonable?
The symptoms described are different but the end result (polarisation and self-segregation) reads very much like the situation in many (western, and other) countries 100 years ago.

Maybe a cycle is starting and this is a sign of the first 'dip' heading back towards the starting condition?
So only certain people should have free speech? Who determines who is a grifter? You? The angry mob?

Your comments is anecdotal proof of what the article tries to convey.
It’s Faster than searching + thinking (especially now with all the spam) and gives you a single answer that people don’t feel the need to verify
For example various kinds of hardware TCP offload, like:

1. Handing the NIC a single blob of data (> MSS) in a single operation, and having the NIC do the segmentation into multiple packets.

2. Having the NIC detect multiple exactly consecutive TCP packets on the same flow, and merging them to a single receive operation.

Hardware offload is impossible to do for UDP, since neither the NIC or OS can assume anything about the payload semantics.
My wife is a therapist and says it's a very common reason people get into the field.
The <title> tag is "Boeing says overwriting video footage of airplane's door plug standard". At least now. It may have been different earlier.
I almost never want video. Period.
> That's not really head of line blocking, because in HTTP1.1 you'd just open up another connection.

All browsers cap the number of connections which are opened to a single domain (I think on IE this was 4, and has increased to 10, but it's not a large number).
It is normal if you consume hi GI food. But consuming high GI food, that is not (or at least shouldn't be) normal.
> […] nor hungry again for much longer.

See "satiety index":

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satiety_value

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_satiety

* https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7498104/
It is, how to reproduce:

Twitter stream page, F12, network tab, look for m3u8 file, right click, copy url, open in VLC
It’s not an error in thinking to assume a good faith basis for someone’s efforts until there’s some reason to think otherwise.

You can choose to start out with skepticism or cynicism if you like but there’s no defect in people who don’t.
The issue specific to the US is time and class sizes. For time, US teachers will only spend 6~7 hours of their day with kiddos. So using up to two hours of that for lunch eats into a huge chunk of the short day (some of which is already more recess!).

And for class size, our schools are huge! Our gradeschool cafeteria sits hundreds of kids, but it's already not big enough for even a third of the school population. We just don't even have enough room or staff for long lunches.

But more addressed at the blogger: I think it's okay that different cultures have different rhythms. Our grade school let kids take the whole break if they wanted to to eat, but an entire room full of kids cooped up inside after a meal instead of getting outside to play would be a disaster.
I feel completely out of the loop. What is Blueboard? What assets does it hold onto?
It isn’t just “corporate liability”, it’s literally illegal in some jurisdictions to retain camera footage for that long. There are significant privacy implications for recording someone at their workplace and deciding on a retention period has to take that into account.

My guess is that the workers unions at Boeing’s plants would fight tooth and nail to keep those recordings from being retained longer.
I'm honestly asking what you're talking about, the people mentioned in grandparent comment are american conservative personalities who as far as I know have never been publicly beaten, displayed in a cage and forced to self-criticize.
You can heat sand above 100C without the sand turning into a gas.
Why not stream a bunch of extra whitespace after the JSON object, instead of introducing garbage into the JSON object that now has to be decoded and appears in debug logs, etc
It’s okay to wilfully mislead people if it’s in service of dunking on whoever Hacker News hates this month.
It was different earlier.
But the linked article still leads with "Boeing overwrote security camera footage of repair work..."
Voyager 1/2 is a pick of human achievements in XX century. A piece of hardware run by the computer having a power that today car keys have is flying for over 40 years in the space, outside Solar system, delivering priceless information.

People do not realize how amazing engineering it must be.

One can watch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Farthest to appreciate fully what all those great man did and are still doing.
The idea of a Twitter pilot is flawed premise.
I found Catch-22 much more hilarious than Švejk.
It doesnt need to be a conspiracy, it is a group of very powerful people, with similar interests based on their class. A class who happens to need another class to continue working/making babies to ensure their way of life doesnt collapse.
> "Food coma" is from carbs/sugar.

Some foods give me (then+now) something indistinguishable from a food coma. Wheat is a big one. I'm fine after eating wheat-free carbs.
It depends on commercial pressure and on how overtime is compensated.

Early in my career our main customer put huge pressure on the company to fix bugs ASAP and we had to work 2 weeks flat out with overtime late every night plus over the weekend.

We managed to satisfy the customer AND I doubled my salary that month.

If it is a rare event then I have no issue with that. This has no negative effect on morale (it can even be a boost and improve team spirit), and in fact would be happy to get the opportunity.

It also helped that we had a good leader: our Director could not help on the debugging but made a point to stay with us and took charge of making sure we were kept well fed, paid for by the company, of course.

Leadership and compensation are key.
> Moderately dense development - good
> High rise developments enclosed in glass - bad

Can you explain why you think this?
For better or worse Gantt charts turned into the poster child for old-school waterfall development and pretty much got kicked to the curb when Scrum showed up.
In certain areas, the additional isolation that virtualization brings might be worth it, but in general I agree with this
History is written by the shitposters.
Sociopaths do love publicity
You mean like the packages to run the unikernel? They can be shared here https://repo.ops.city
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Yes, indeed many senior folks are cushioned hence all the moaning.

Less financially stable folks are actually applying and prepping not stop because moaning online won't give you a job nor put food on the table.

For the financially secure, the options are mostly the same. They just have the additional option of waiting. Their chances of getting a job similar to their previous one is still very low.

While they have the option of remaining unemployed but financially secure, and they have the option to literally wait for a few years, this will not look good on their CV.

You have two candidates, similar experience, one has a job, the other one hasn't had a job in 2 years. Interviewers from a job market that has been employer driven for the last x years will likely choose the employed one. No employer cares about how financially secure you are. If they have the choice of someone like you but with no recent job gaps or no gaps at all, they will choose the other candidate every single time. Just like an employee will always choose the slightly better company even if both companies are similar.
Mnuchin and the missus would make a good match for TikTok I think:

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/treasury-secretary-steve-mnu...
Yes, the entire industry thinks they're so special nothing can be estimated to any degree.
1) The majority of Ukrainians did not want to hold elections. Polls have been done on this. Polling places would be massive targets, for one, but also it would be a logistical disaster. Half of the country is displaced either internally or in occupied territory or a refugee in Europe or on the front lines where unnecessary rotations would be dangerous. Overcoming those problems would require a lot of money, during a period when Ukraine is struggling to pay their soldiers and keep the country running.

2) The Ukrainian Constitution explicitly shuts down elections during wartime by default. It would be more legally challenging to have one, than to not have one.
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50 minutes for lunch or a 50 minute break in the middle of the day? My daughter gets a 55 minute break in the middle of the day, but only 15 minutes of that is for actual lunch, after that they're 'forced' outside.
That’s just plain incompetence

Google could at least claim some sort of ignorance credibly
At my previous workplace in France before going full remote I also had a 2-hour lunch break between 12H and 14H. It was great I would bike to a food place, grab some to go, and head to the nearby park and be by myself listening to an audio book or whatever. I think these hours are common in many places: 9H-12H, 14H-18H. 35H/week.
You’d be very very wrong, if that’s what you actually think. Mail is not reliably working across large areas of Ukraine, millions are displaced and not residing at their “registered voter address”, and anyone in occupied areas would be entirely disenfranchised.

Also I need more context on how “election security in the US” translates to “securely holding an election in occupied Ukraine”. I’m not up-to-date on the specific developments in the USA and also have no idea how they would translate over in Ukraine. I need you to help me understand what you are saying there (with specifics) enumerating which “new election security measures” you are talking about. All I’m aware of is an increase in voter ID requirements. And I’m not sure how that would help the areas of Ukraine who are not free to receive mail or even establish a drop box voting center.
The problem with this is that it is utterly ahistorical. Like it completely ignores every observation you could make about how wealth was historically allocated.
To be fair the capsule caught fire in a ground test once with three lives lost (Apollo 1) and the command module had an explosion in space once (Apollo 13) with no loss of life but it was a close thing.

I do agree with your larger point though. SpaceX just feels so much less impressive then previous major rockets, and that's only reinforced when they try and celebrate minor milestones like its supposed to be the greatest achievement ever. As if they want a cookie. Blue Origin has the same issue where they want acknowledgement for minor progress. Its only slightly less annoying because they make less of a deal about it, but this problem permeates the new space race/billionaire toys parade.