skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But whether or not it can do an ‘Autoland’ currently is irrelevant because as the parent said:

> Even then, aircraft certification requirements even for Cat III-C capable aircraft requires that pilots be able to conduct a visual approach because the ILS system can fail.

Whether or not it can do an ‘Autoland without the pilot being able to check’ while satisfying the regulator’s inevitably vastly more stringent rules is what matters.
I don't think it is vague at all. He's commenting on the dating behavior of his female students in a clearly negative light.
Please read the original comment the professor made. He’s not talking like the women are just unavailable. He’s talking that they’re categorically bad. (FWIW I don’t believe lesbians are bad lol)
National threshold can be lower. France has banned cash payments over 1000 EUR.
EECS = electrical engineering and computer science?

I don’t think the professor was saying anything regarding the fact that women cannot do well in the field, not at all. That would have been terrible, I agree.
That's what one would think would be the better solution. Designing a windmill blade that assembles from three pieces. But apparently they do the giant single piece polymer forming because the lower weight means it's less prone to fatigue and keeps the blades from bending under their own weight. The math is just so ridiculous to keep the blades with a weight and shape that lets them spin without breaking.
Equivalently in APL:

⎕io←0 ⍝ to match J
test ← (× = ∨ × ∧) ∘ ?
∧⌿ test⍨ 1000⍴100
I read it. I disagree with your portrayal of his statement.
Thank you very much for your feedback!

I'm going to fix quick the terms of use on iPhone :)

I'm going to check to implement a custom login in the coming week - I'll ping you when it's done!
Post-LLM validation. We're currently working on this at https://github.com/guardrails-ai/guardrails
Wow, that's pretty egregious, especially considering I have lockdown mode enabled, which already disables similar functionality from Messages.app (e.g. it won't share my "focus" status with people who message me). Also, I deleted the "journal" app as soon as I saw it appear on my homescreen, so it's especially annoying to find this hidden toggle enabled and willfully broadcasting my information to anyone nearby with the journal app installed (which is everyone with an iPhone, since Apple force installed the app for everyone).
He doesn’t mention what the behavior is at all. I agree that it is clearly negative of course.
Don't know where you got that from.
Getting out of the bay area to date might be great advice.

Blaming the inability of people to date on the "behavior of women" is uhm.. that's some card carrying misogynist talk right there...
That's a two-edged sword. There are consequences to what the school says and does, and they _also_ have to accept the consequences.
I don't even know what the fuck he's talking about. We don't all subscribe to the same Rogan-inspired newsletter.
I don’t think he was talking about female computer scientists, not at all.
His rationale was solid: there is limited supply of women in the Bay Area so the market tends to favour women.

If there was an under supply of men, for example after a war, the same thing would be true of the few remaining men.

His mistake was apologising when I suspect he knows he is correct, or more broadly, not having sufficient opportunity or resources to leave an institution that would force him to retract a correct analysis of a market.
Decommissioned offshore structures could offer only limited ecological benefits
Truly beautiful!

These are always hard to get right, but this one is compelling.
Parking all your money in the bank is investing in currency. Depending on the currency it’s probably a lot safer than most stocks but there’s still an argument for diversification of aiming for as safe as possible.
> This is wildly inappropriate in a professional setting.

Old (and incorrect): the student explicitly asked the professor for dating advice.

Updated: the student sought advice for what to do with life after school. https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....
Yes, it's horrendous - I thought I was intoxicated
Wait how do you read that the advise to get out due to “the differences in the women” outside of the area vs the women in the area as not saying the women in the Bay Area are not suitable life partners?
> unless you are a drug dealer or similar

IRS might not know about those activities, but that income is supposed to be reported.

Illegal activities. Income from illegal activities, such as money from dealing illegal drugs, must be included in your income on Schedule 1 (Form 1040), line 8z, or on Schedule C (Form 1040) if from your self-employment activity.

https://www.irs.gov/publications/p525#en_US_2023_publink1000...
>>You’ll be shocked by the stark differences in behavior of women in places where women are plentiful versus their behavior within artillery distance of San Jose and San Francisco

This is a positive statement which means that it is stating something that the author thinks is true, not something they think ought to be true. If you don't think it is true then offer a rebuttal. But people like you reading this sentence and then doing a round of mind reading and then responding to the fiction in your head is the reason we can't have debates anymore.
I have one of the originals and spent hours messing around with it. It's a great little computer and MMBasic is pretty nice. Thanks for the memory reminder.
I don’t think he is talking about his female students.
It's real. https://web.archive.org/web/20140708162715/http://www.apple....
> Who are you gonna trust: the government report, or your own lying eyes?

The CPI is a national average for an average basket of goods; your local conditions may be different. It has zero connection to your personal budget.

In Canada the headline national number was 2.8%, but the province of Alberta (as a 'whole') had 4.2%, while Manitoba had 0.9%:

* https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/240319/dq240... (Chart 5)
* https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/71-607-x/2018016/cpi-ipc...
* https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=181000... (searchable by province)

StatCan has a "Personal Inflation Calculator" where you can enter your own numbers/budget and find a number that may be closer to what's happening around you:

* https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/71-607-x/71-607-x2020015...

Remember: the CPI is a model of reality, and not reality itself. It is used as a guide, and to use the words of [Alfred Korzybski](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Korzybski):

* [The map is not the territory.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map–territory_relation)
* https://fs.blog/map-and-territory/

Or those of statistician George Box:

* [All models are wrong but some are useful.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_models_are_wrong)
He said "if you want a girlfriend, get out of the Bay Area" to female students who live in the Bay Area.
Don't bring the finished product to the site, bring the manufacturing capabilities and raw materials to the site.
Statistically, it's not a good idea. Bay area has the most men per women in the country.

https://www.bestplaces.net/docs/studies/solocities_gap1.aspx

When I was looking for a partner, I moved to DC.
They auto-installed the app on everyone's phone, and auto-enabled this feature on everyone's phone. The feature sends my location to someone else when they are nearby and using the app. So even though I deleted the app, other people nearby could still receive information about me because I haven't disabled the default toggle I never opted into in the first place.

It's almost suspiciously malicious that they auto-enabled this feature and auto-installed the app for everyone at the same time.
Thank you was going to say this as well, sqlite does this the same as duckdb
Well, as a professor there's almost nothing this guy can do to endanger his future employment at Berkeley. There's another professor who is, arguably, responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people via decades of HIV/AIDS denialism, and he's still on the payroll. You can be whatever monster you want to be and they won't be able to get rid of you.
Yes, that's the name of Berkeley's department.

If you're from a minority group in an area, it is _extremely_ unpleasant to hear yourself being talked about as if you're the object of a tactical military operation. "Artillery distance", really.

Agree that if he'd said that women can't do well in the field, that would be much worse.
This is just obtuse.

“Murder is one of the things not allowed in our society.”

“Oh, you can kill whoever you want. There will be consequences to your killings, but you can still kill people. You just have to accept the consequences. Toddlers & children understand this.”
Keep in mind, companies just need to buy more politicians and delaydelaydelsy, as Donald trump is.showing thatd typicalmy all you need'@

As they say in the stockmarket, thats already factored in.
Had the same issue, plus I think one of my Safari extensions was hiding a cookie banner so half the page was just “dark”. A more mobile friendly view is absolutely needed.
It's a bad idea to pursue lesbian women if you want a heterosexual life partner. This should not be a hard thing to understand. Do you agree that lesbian women are different from straight women?
Every now and then I have an idea for a product or tool, and I decide nobody would ever want it. And then I see this. I had an idea for a device that would unplug cables from power strips remotely. Seemed too analogue, we have smart strips now and they accomplish the same task I had in mind. Yet here we are with a remote "button pusher."
> If I ask to deduce the gender of my voice, can it do that?

This iteration is not trained to do so. But the general model structure should work, i.e. if you finetune with instruction data to do so.

> Training a projection layer makes sense, but ultimately you'd want to output audio conditioned on the input rather than text. Is there a way to train a reverse projection with some kind of skip connections to take audio input into account? Or an end to end audio model?

Training an end-to-end model is the eventual goal, yeah; discrete tokens is the most pragmatic approach then. I've successfully trained an end-to-end model at small scale; am in process of getting more data (and money/compute) to scale that up.
Peak HN

"I want to build a robot cat"

"What you really want to build is a drone because quadrupeds cannot go downstairs backwards"
But he didn’t say there’s a limited supply of women. He explicitly said the behavior of the women in the area is categorically worse than outside of it, which is wtf. Imagine being a female student and having your professor say that you suck as a dating prospect just because you live in the area?
Visualization 'demonic' face distortions in a case of prosopometamorphopsia
The issue is he said this - "You’ll be shocked by the stark differences in behavior of women in places where women are plentiful versus their behavior within artillery distance of San Jose and San Francisco"

This is a highly inappropriate comment for anyone to make, let alone a Professor.

Cal already has some issues with misogynistic professors, with one Prof at Haas recently getting suspended for inappropriate sexual relations with grad students

Edit: made quite clearer
https://github.com/mikefarah/yq

Yq handles almost every format, and IMO easier to use.
No, the ZIP format compresses each embedded file separately, so it doesn't matter how much commonality there is between different files in the same archive.
It’s important to remember that money-laundering is a secondary crime. There is always an underlying crime, and money laundering is just its effect. Thus, anti-money laundering do not solve or prevent any crime (crime has already happened). With over reaching AML regime there is a danger that it is used against political opposition, like it is already happening.

AML is a very convinient tool for anyone who wants to abuse power.

India: India throws another opposition leader in jail as elections loom
https://www.economist.com/asia/2024/03/22/india-throws-anoth...
from The Economist

Hungary: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-53093117

Plus Russia

Plus various African countries

Etc.
The gender skew is well-known, but it's one of those things you simply cannot say out loud in polite society.

https://www.kqed.org/news/11231284/does-san-jose-deserve-the...
He didn’t say they were lesbians. He said their behavior is shocking! Lesbians aren’t shocking lol. They’re very normal.
Your milquetoast allusion to JRE indicates you know exactly what he’s talking about.
You can know how many of your friends are nearby without knowing who they are.
He said "If you want a girlfriend, get out of the Bay Area" to female students who live in the Bay Area.
Artificial intelligence model to design new superbug-fighting antibiotics
Just put most of your liquid money in a gold ETF.
I hadn't thought of that, but it's terrifying. Like, far more nightmare-inducing than a conventional minefield.

How would you counter? Up-armoured bipedal robots with roughly human-shaped heat-signatures is the only thing that would defeat easily-implemented automatic counter-measures. But if the "minefield" is under surveillance + command and control, then that goes right out the window. Besides, the cost-benefit (let alone logistics) is firmly in favor of the defender's "robins". I suspect attackers will try jamming signals and then send in the meatshields.

Ugh.
Next central bank digital currency.

You own nothing and you will be happy.
> His rationale was solid: there is limited supply of women in the Bay Area so the market tends to favour women.

Slightly, but only in the 20–24 cohort. If you're looking for women 25 and older, there's a higher ratio of women than men in San Francisco County than there are in California as a whole, and nationwide as a whole.

People just hate to hear that the problem is them.
Perhaps they could construct it on some of the land that touches the ocean
Request deletion from backend brokers? Many have some mechanisms for opt-out, either in general or for people in specific states (e.g., California).
Dang. After all those “code ninjas wanted” posts I’ve invested all my character points into nunchaku skills.
First-party post with more details: https://redict.io/posts/2024-03-22-redict-is-an-independent-...

(Also, ddevault does not maintain wlroots or sway any more. emersion took over them in 2020.)
Dataset of over 6k agri-environmental policies from all over the world
I thought it was almost agreed upon — but ideally always open to further debate — that some markets, both for men and for women, may be tougher than others. LA, probably. NYC, I imagine.
I have a vague idea, but not more than that. Either way it was a comment worthy of downvotes for it's lack of content or relevance if nothing else.
Statistics say that San Francisco is the LGBTQ capital of the world. They're very normal, but they're not what most straight men are looking for in a relationship. As I said before, this is not hard to understand.
Under the current political climate and division, sound advice!
Previous work in this field:

https://mathiasbynens.be/demo/css-without-html - completely empty html, doesn't seem to work on Mac Safari any more, does work on Firefox for me. See https://css-tricks.com/using-css-without-html/ if you want to know how it works.

https://web.archive.org/web/20160420232319/cj-johnson.github... (original copy defunct) - kinda broken now, the source is just a single <link> (if you ignore all the stuff the Wayback Machine adds)
I know. But, I'm just assuming guys reading these comments want to solve their problem.
You're still thinking in terms of paying for hosting, ie a commercial web, you cannot solve this problem by everything remaining a commercial entity, since payment for services rendered must cease at some point; you're just trying to bandaid over the problem.
The irony of your comment isn't lost on me, but to be clear, words can't murder you. The stakes are a bit lower.

I've generally found people complaining about things they "can't say," especially around topics like this, are utter clowns who can't grasp the basics of communication. Again, you can say whatever the hell you want. Some people will love it, some people will ignore it or not care, and some people will get pissed at you. If you run crying to the hacker news boards about it, instead of reflecting on the reaction you got to the thing you said to understand why you were cEnSoReD, I don't have time or patience to hear your complaint.
If I had a nickle for even half the times I heard women saying how annoying or generally shitty men are in profesional settings...

It never ocurred to me to make a case out of it. What a missed opportunity.
I guess I just mean I’m a data scientist—someone who uses models like these in practice as opposed to someone who develops them.

I’m not sure what to even make of a term like “foundational time series”. Does that just mean it’s widely used and known? You have to earn a role like that you can’t just declare yourself one.
Researchers uncover protein interactions controlling fertility in female mice
These links never work for me because I use Cloudflare VPN (and even just Cloudflare DNS is enough to cause the problem). They don't work because Cloudflare preserves the user's privacy by not sending the originating subnet in eDNS requests to the upstream resolver. [0]

This archive network is also run by an unknown actor with unknown motives but a demonstrated willingness to pay the high infrastructure costs. And this actor refuses to resolve DNS requests unless they include the subnet of the originating IP.

I'm not against posting them, but I wish there were a better option.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDNS_Client_Subnet#Controversy...
He didn’t mention lesbians though??
No thanks. I’ll just stick to whatever the last working version of Redis was before all the drama (looks like 7.2.4?) and use Garnet when I need scale.
I don't think his comment means women are worse in the bay area. The bay area with far more males, then women are in high demand, and low supply. They have more bargaining power and can navigate to fewer men.

It doesn't mean women are bad. But the dating environment can be less advantageous to men in the bay area than other markets. Moving can be logical without implying anything wrong with women.
Sure, just as advising a woman to move from D.C. to San Jose because of the "behavior of men" would be misandry. Not.
I’m looking at this on my phone, and not in a position to try it at the moment. But it seems very clever. I’ve enjoyed abusing SQL, too. If nothing else, it’s an engaging exercise. (Note that abuse is the author’s term for how he’s using SQL. I’m not trying to be insulting.) (Or abusive.)
Ask HN: Learning resources for Graph Theory?
What learning resources would you recommend for graph theory and why ate they good? I have a CS degree, but need a deeper dive and examples of practical applications. Have you recently read articles, books, watched youtube videos. If you have a list of resources you have personally gone through that would be ideal! Thanks
Naive Realism and the Unconstrained Vision
'junk proteins' identified as one cause of aging and possible source of ALS
Yes, its obviously top-shelf misogyny. There's no amount of backtracking that can hide it now.

Ironically, while there may be an overabundance of men in the Bay Area, with a particularly acute imbalance in center of the big tech industry, in Berkeley it's the other way around. Women have a +10% overrepresentation at the university, so at least numerically it is a piece of cake to find a female partner. At least, it should be for people who are normal and not creepy jerks with axes to grind.
If a man changing location improves his ability to date, what are the implications of that? Did the man improve his personal character just because he changed location? Or is he more successful because the pool of women he has to choose from is different?

My point being, there seems to be some inconsistency in your comment. If simply changing location is helpful, as you claim, then that must have something to do with the dating pool (women in this case) in the two locations. (I don't have an opinion of my own on this, since I'm not dating.)
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I actually know someone at radia and asked them this exact question last year. Apparently the blades are also extremely fragile and couldn't withstand the forces of being mounted on an aircraft. The problem with lighter than air is that the wind farms tend to be in places with, well, a lot of wind. Not ideal places for lighter than air vehicles.

Helicopters just aren't efficient enough, would have the same issues with wind (especially when carrying a giant airfoil), and would damage the blade if they came out even a bit out of formation.

You're right it doesn't make intuitive sense, but the people doing this are pretty damn smart and actually did think of these things!
And here you are. Downvoting and flagging opinions grounded on things you admittedly have at best a vague understanding of. That is the difference. It’s what OP is highlighting. It’s why you will lose.
> You’ll be shocked by the stark differences in behavior of women in places where women are plentiful versus their behavior within artillery distance of San Jose and San Francisco

Isn’t this literally just a commentary of the 104:100 male female ratio of SF & SJ? This is a commonly brought up argument regarding dating in the bay. It seems to be a statement saying “you’ll have an easier time dating when the demographic odds are in your favor.” Taking offense to that statement requires a lot of bad faith interpretation.
If All Your Friends Get iPhones, Should You?
Check out the CMU (Carnegie Mellon University) Database Group channel on YouTube.
url: https://www.youtube.com/@CMUDatabaseGroup

All of your questions (and much more) will be answered!
I believe we’re having a debate currently. I disagree with his implied vague premise that women are being too difficult with regards to dating in that area. More likely, women in the area have to put up with assholes like him more often and so have a reasonable level of guardedness. Honestly both statements are generalizations and I’m not going to speak on behalf of all women there because I’m not a woman and I don’t live there.

And for what it’s worth, when someone is vague in this fashion, some amount of inference is required.
I remember posts on social media a few years back urging single women to move to SFBA that they will have their pick of men even if they aren't attractive in their home county and I found that offensive to men.
> Getting out of the bay area to date might be great advice.

It depends on the kind of partner you're looking for. I met my now-wife (and many other great women) in the Bay Area. But some men are threatened by women who are as smart/capable (or moreso) than they are.
He didn’t say their behavior was bad or good.
But he didn’t say that. He just slagged on all women’s “behavior”. Don’t introduce nuance where he clearly didn’t. Nuance would’ve made the statement much better, but he chose not to! So bizarre!
I try to divide these things in two. Firstly, does the science feel right? Is there some massive counterfactual I need to understand?

Secondly, the cost/benefit decision usually is highly politically charged and either excludes a significant component (fishing industry, wildlife, tourism, climate effects) or treats it as some externalities to incur cost or consequence. Often times one factors upside implies another factors downside.

So I think this paper is probably correct: there is a limit to upside benefits of the structures remaining in the sea. But, the cost benefit decision will be inherently more complex and a case by case decision.