skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm surprised there aren't similar complaints about the joints of commercial quadruped robots - they're covered in pinch points.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/adhd-adde....

https://www.verywellhealth.com/taking-adderall-ritalin-witho...
Kia EV9 Charging Is Held Back by the Tesla Supercharging Network
Broadly speaking this is undeniable, and as an Indian you know it. This is precisely what I meant when I mentioned this can’t be honestly discussed: you’re denying reality to score some grievance points. I do personally know Indians who do not play these games. They exist, you might even be one of them. Congrats!

But do consider the following statistics: 30% of Fortune 500 CEOs are Indian, and one third of all Silicon Valley engineers. While India represents a large talent pool, eg China represents an even larger pool, and yet we do not observe a large percentage of Chinese managers or CEOs. Care to theorize why that is?
Perhaps you didn't catch my comment's assertions. I stated the model and approximate values I'd be willing pay, given that most creators take in in-stream paid promotions already (above and beyond YT ads) and that general YouTube ads have poor power/are garbage/have low signal to noise ratios.

I don't really care what Google attributes to YouTube indirect or direct revenue and costs on their P&L in the context of average revenue, costs, and approximate minutes streamed, since the marginal costs are ridiculously cheap.

There is a lot of value in Google adopting the first mover advantage in a Bernoulli market. I'd imagine shareholders care about that a lot.
I would check out https://tubearchivist.com/
I roll my eyes every time I see a tweet of his. "Entrepreneur influencers" are uniquely unbearable.
Hyundai and Kia will automatically engage the parking break if you have auto hold on when you shut the car off.

Why they don’t always auto engage the parking break is beyond me. It automatically disengages when you apply throttle. Most people would literally never notice it being applied.
It can write 6502, but you have to know 6502 yourself to coach it.
> It has to be valid

It doesn’t have to be valid. You can fire someone because you don’t like them, or for no reason at all.

You just can’t fire them for a prohibited reason, such as race, age over 40, sex, disability etc.

Needing a reason is more of a practical problem - every person is a member of at least two protected classes (everyone has a race and sex). If you have no reason for firing a person, it’s often pretty easy for them to argue it was really based on a protected characteristic.
> By contrast AWS takes most of the profits whilst contributing relatively nothing back

You do understand that AWS profits not off redis but by offering redis as a managed hosting provider.

Microsoft and Google do to, it's just that they're not as popular as AWS.

They're not re-skinning or re-selling Redis, they're selling a separate product - the managed operations for operating and scaling Redis.

You may not appreciate this (most on HN never do - see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224)
But the value is evident to thousands of customers.
We have used reproducible builds for many years, and we haven't had issues with it. Of course you're going to get random results when you issue random commands (like apt-get install), which is why you don't do that if you want reproducible builds.

It's also not a normal workflow to build the same image many times, except for validation, and you do that with frozen sources, not arbitrary references. You build the image, sign it, distribute it. It doesn't get rebuilt on the destination.
I wonder if Bill Gates is still shorting TSLA [1].

[1] https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-bill-gates-super-m...
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/adhd-adde....

https://www.verywellhealth.com/taking-adderall-ritalin-witho...

We no longer live in the 90s.
You are correct, thank you. I've updated the post.

Wolfram Alpha helpfully formatted it as "0.14" and I missed the cent sign. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=%2431.5+billion+%2F+21%...
Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS Net): Alerts and Special Reports
Do Alexa, Google and Siri listen to our conversations?
Many US companies are also losing money on EV sales. I think dumping is more specific than just losing money you have to be selling in foreign markets for lower prices than you charge locally.

“Ford is losing money on each EV it sells” https://www.npr.org/2023/08/11/1193083777/ford-electric-vehi...
The coupling of social media and smartphones has made parental negligence, laziness, emotional distress, and plain stupidity a hundred times more harmful. That's the gist of it.
Isn't there some mechanism to sense the torque feedback or something and stop the door closing?
All good! Thanks for your intellectual honesty!
Whereas others take drugs made in bathtubs and cooked by idiots. The right to experiment on oneself is, for now, an advantage individuals have over corporate interests. You do you. I'm happy just seeing what kinds of stuff they make, for now, but if someone makes something cool, I'll buy the kit.
Raises more questions honestly. This looks more different from today’s C++ than Rust.
Perhaps mentioning the tradeoffs between a simple easy to explain example vs a more obvious comprehensive example. With links to more complex code bases? With a before & after?
The autowipers are so bad on my 3 lol. I have to manually toggle them.
What are the tradeoffs between cpp2 and Carbon?
This is not at all true.

Parking brakes in an automatic vehicle actually flip a piece into the gear ring. They’re absolutely rated to hold the vehicle in place without additional brakes.

I know on my Ford truck, the parking gear is rated to hold the truck plus some amount of trailer weight. If you’re above that trailer weight, they recommend engaging the manual brake.
Absolutely coupled with excessive cell phone use, seed oils, and mineral / vitamin deficient vegetables.

The pandemic did nothing to help this.
Here too. Same setup (Firefox on Android)
I had the option to be paid by paper check as recently as 2017, and probably still would if I had remained working for that employer (a US-based legacy insurance carrier).
If you touch a header, even private only, includers will rebuild. Modules might fix this.
I still have never understood the valuations. Sure, they'd make sense if Tesla ended up being the only game in town, forever. But even though they undoubtedly have been streets ahead in many places for a long time and Western manufacturers have been caught on the back foot, the Asian players are snapping at their heels, and (some of) the Western brands are slowly waking up. And even if they weren't, I don't see how Tesla would have been able to dig a moat wide enough to last so long that a trillion dollar valuation could be realised before they become just another EV brand in the pack.
A Chinese company losing money on sales in China isn’t dumping and has nothing to do with the WTO.
A bit of a sidebar: Soviet Union has its own interesting history of product branding and brand culture which is somewhat touched upon, at a micro-scale, in relation to internal store branding.
Don't know about teenagers, but quite a few people close to me, 50 to 60 yrs old have have gone more than a little mad due to social media. Paranoia, conspiracy, and chronic anxiety. They were all quite sane 10 years ago.
There is a difference between deleting a comment and purposefully posting meaningless junk.
The problem with social media is it is a paralysis engine. It drives the most seemingly credible, brain-wormy and engagement-driving discourse to the top, promoting the most violent, exclusionary and aggressively undertoned rallying cries of trending angst-fueled ideologies. As a consequence, whatever your opinion, identity, or circumstances, you will surely encounter the echo chambers of people who want you dead or removed from society: calculated, memetically selected hatred that sows fear, uncertainty, and doubt in anything more that complete surrender and inaction.
The IEEE is the morality police now? That's a bit of stretch.
since when is gender dysphoria a made-up mental disorder?
It's not. The article mentioned that she wants her likeness retired.
>>> 2. Poor encapsulation, adding private functions requires recompiling all dependents

>> under what circumstances does (2) hold?

To add a private member variable or function, you need to put it in the class definition in the header file. Then anything that includes the header needs to be recompiled.
I'm surprised anyone's been getting through at all without perfectly configured SPD, DKIM, and DMARC. I've had a well configured self-hosted personal email server for years and still struggle to get through sometimes, though it does seem to be getting better.
National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC): Terrorist Groups
Steering has gone out twice on a family member’s Model Y. N=1 example but plenty of other companies now make EVs and they do a decent job of it… shedding 29% still leaves the company at an astronomical valuation, ~100bn larger market cap than Toyota.
Business writing, including within HBR, has fallen farther than one remembers over the past 20 years. This piece's style is refreshing.
I suppose I'm doubting that e-verify was ubiquitous 20 years ago, or nearly as likely to catch things.
The CEO too. I know a few people who refuse to buy a Tesla because of him.

People buy Volskwagen, Porsche, Ford or Renault cars without thinking about the actions of the previous people attached to the manufacturer.
Carbon isn't "being adopted", it's still being developed. Making a programming language takes time. Let them at least get to a point where they release some form of public beta (i.e a few more years, at least) before talking about adoption.
We always had duvets at home, growing up in the ‘80s. But I do remember staying at my grandparents house was all dusty blankets and bed-bug bites.
Conversely, were over-diagnosing and now everyone is ill.

Which necessarily follows because the closer you look the fewer people are "normal". In fact I'd go so far as to posit that everyone is aberrant, to nobody's surprise.

And of course this is all derivated from a basis of largely qualitative soft-science which had ought be treated as an art than it is a science, however there are pressures which force both practitioners and researchers to justify it as a science.

I'm sure there's some "law of self-awareness" as well. The closest analogy I have is the January Effect which describes an even in the market, a pattern of sell-off in the later year to mark a loss, and subsequent repurchase in January. Upon this pattern being disclosed, the market adapted strategies to exploit it which ultimately resulted in a complete silencing of the effect. In a sense more applicable to this, being diagnosed with some mental illness can also be leveraged to gain favor, I mean I can get a prescription for pharmaceutical grade amphetamines for fidgeting for instance; or excuse my bad behavior with some other diagnosis.

My position is that it's all very unclear. I'm lazy and don't care to dig it up but there was a study from the UK that observed the measurable effects from school based, non-individual interventions and it found their effects to be significantly detrimental for some students - to the extent that they negated the aggregate benefits - which I think supports this position because treatment can exacerbate things. And that's without mentioning pharmacological interventions which are... Interesting.
The company is so far ahead that it doesn't matter as long as they can keep executing on their plans. Not a popular opinion right now because of the Musk hate, but Tesla is not like other companies and Elon is not like other CEO's.
A catalog of perennial vegetables.
Or, Cfront to C? :)
"Since 11 December 2019, the Appellate Body is no longer able to deliver binding resolutions of trade disputes. Nor can it guarantee the right to appellate review. New appointments to the WTO's Appellate Body are blocked."

This is due to the US blocking appointments to the Appellate Body. Basically the US does not want WTO rules to be binding, and want to be able to invoke national security to override any WTO rule without having this permit any kind of trade measures in response.

Edit: I don't think this is necessarily terrible. The MFN rule is a problem for countries that form close associations in trade blocks, like the EU, so its destruction is probably good.
Sure, but in general the expected value of a HSM is that (especially in FIPS mode) it prevents extraction and accidental leakage of the keys (and maybe at appliance levels has explicit logging).

If you're sure you never do a plaintext backup or anything else that might leak the key, then it may not matter. But it is a decent defense in depth measure for high assurance operations.

I heard a story once about a CA (public? private? not sure!) that had an airgapped root CA in a basement lab, only for an enterprising admin to run an Ethernet cable between their desk and the basement lab to save themselves a few trips... An online HSM may allow effective leakage (by allowing arbitrary signing operations), but hopefully would prohibit export by a crypto user and retain audit logs of all operations to identify scope of the compromise.

At some point, you end up reinventing an HSM from first principals. :-) My 2c.
C++ build systems are typically based on file timestamps. Modifying a header file triggers recompilation of all translation units including that header.

There are workarounds like pimpl (aka. C style encapsulation). But this requires extra boilerplate and indirection. C++ modules might fix it at some point, but after 35 years of not having them in C++ most real life codebases aren't set up that way and may never be.
Tesla is a Schrodinger, depending on the narrative needed:

They're David going against the Goliath of "the dinosaurs", "legacy auto".

And then their fans like to remind people of their (IMHO laughable) Goliath market cap. You know, the market cap that says Tesla is worth more than: Toyota, Volkwagen Group, Hyundai/Kia, General Motors, Ford, Nissan, Honda, Fiat Chrysler, Renault, Suzuki, Daimler, BMW, Mazda and Mitsubishi. COMBINED. But wait, there's more, also worth more than all of these AND several Chinese manufacturers: SAID, Geely, Changan, Dongfeng.
I always see discussions on this topic online immediately start discussing how the content of social media is the driver of the mental health issues (comparison to others, everyone projecting their best selves etc).

My own experiences with social media and phone addiction leads me to believe its not JUST the content, but also (equally, perhaps moreso) the fact that teenagers AND adults with social media and phone addiction are just spending so much of their time absorbed into a screen scrolling and getting quick dopamine hits for hours and hours.

When that is your default that you revert to to distract yourself at almost any point of discomfort, slight boredom, lapse in focus, anxiety or feelings of sadness, all it does is just dampen those feelings momentarily. You live in almost a fugue state where those things just fester as you avoid them instead of learning to cope with them or respond to them in an agentic or healthy manner.

Working to cut out social media, reddit, youtube etc on my phone, leave my phone by our front door while at home, never have my phone in bed, and spend time writing/journaling my thoughts and actually engaging with my feelings of anxiety or depression or stress instead of avoiding them has been by far the most significant improvement on my mental health compared to many other things I've worked out.

This is definitely anecdotal, and its definitely my experience, but after the time i've spent working on these things and with what I see in the teenagers, young people, and friends in my life I feel very strongly about it.
Indeed:

> Dumping is, in general, a situation of international price discrimination, where the price of a product when sold in the importing country is less than the price of that product in the market of the exporting country.

-- https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/adp_e/adp_info_e.htm#:~....
I think it's time we build real alternatives to dystopian web services rather than try to salvage or parasitize them in any way.
If we're giving anecdotes, I'll dish out some too. Maybe you're getting at something - communities looking out for their kind. It might be seen as good or bad depending on the situation. I've seen academic research labs that are heavy on certain ethnicities. I've seen heavy tilt of Chinese students with a Chinese PI, similarly for Iranian, Turkish. Heck, I've seen silicon valley teams that are Indian heavy, Turkish heavy, Filipino heavy.
Just the github repo at the moment, specifically the "How to make the device" page[0]. I had to search on youtube to learn what a breadboard does. I watched this one[1].

Do you (or anyone else) have any suggestions for hands-on resources? I have Practical Electronics for Inventors, but you don't build anything until Chapter 7 (Page 551). I learn better when I'm making things.

[0]: https://github.com/jfedor2/screen-hopper/blob/master/HARDWAR...

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mE33WpRWrXs
Feels like 1952 again. When Alan Turing was jailed for homosexuality.

To be generous I would say maybe some people have a disorder and that causes them to state they are non binary, but the implication isn’t the other way.

Similarly a mental disorder may make someone obsessed with levels and coding 80hrs a week!
Unfortunately the first example already re-uses one of the less good parts of C++, the "<<" operator for std::cout, which always was a bit of a hack (including strange order of operations since << normally is left shift)
they don't need to be. dependents will continue functioning, because ABI hasn't changed
> Just as people are excited about ARM for low-watt computing, make s390x just as exciting for people who want insane vertical resources but using the same dev tools that are used now for easy x86/ARM crossover.

The funny thing is that AIUI the technology is already basically there. They actually did throw the resources into getting a lot of Open Source software to be compatible with s390x, they've got Linux LPARs and LinuxONE. My understanding is that they just... don't make any effort to sell, outside a tiny fraction of Enterprise™.
It's just a matter of time. China is making ev like android phones. Other countries are also catching up. The high profit margin of Tesla cannot last forever
Adding methods changes the vtable layout so there's no way to not recompile all the dependents. There's no solution to this unless private functions are guaranteed to not be virtual.
> Because ++ and -- always have in-place update semantics, we never need to remember "use prefix ++/-- unless you need a copy of the old value." If you do need a copy of the old value, just take the copy before calling ++/--

I actually wish ++ and -- operators were removed.
This would simplify everything, nothing to remember whether it's prefix or postfix operator, whether it copies something or not, you would just do "value += 1" and be done with it.

- Less mental overhead.

- Remove an extra way of doing the same thing.
>These jobs are overall more important than the tens of thousands of random software engineers at FAANGs.

the jobs are cost centers at those places while at FAANG it is main R&D, areas of investment, and thus very different treatment by the management, incl. compensation.

One can also wonder how long before LLM would replace the [most of the job of] sysadm of mainframe. I'm pretty sure that the management at those companies would jump at the mere perception of the opportunity to shave a bit of cost like they did with outsourcing.
It takes many days, many poops, much eating. You'd have to weigh all their supplies too.
They are not far ahead. We’ve seen peak Tesla, competitors are catching up fast.
>There's nothing "secret" about this.

It's also not a weapon. I dislike clickbait hyperboles like that in titles.
Only correlation can never explain something. A bomb will tear a building into bricks, but finding bricks every time after a building explodes does not help identify the cause. Suppose it ended up eventually that the causal source was a novel virus epidemic, say N1H1, instead of social media or the post-2008 economic mess: it wouldn’t help much if people stopped using their social media. I don’t support social media usage for other reasons that are easier to quantify and assign causality, including the waste of time, but I understand the severe limitations of correlations and the differences to causality. Medical research has suffered greatly from errors in causality occasionally dismissing partial self-therapies due to observed correlations, whereas the careful delineation of causation is one of the key ingredients of what made physics such a mature science over the centuries. It is of course hard to try causal experiments for understanding the root of epidemics, and in this case any attempts for causality in therapies are also challenging.
Sorry edited that a few times, thanks for the link.
I understand that things are often more nuanced than they may appear, and in questions of moral judgement there will always be room for fuzziness. Personally I think the idea of compromising security for everyone in order to make life a little easier for the TLA's is not something I'd feel comfortable doing. I consider an individuals right to privacy paramount, something without which we risk unbounded tyrannical rule. Others will probably feel differently when presented with 'think of the children' style arguments. I'm glad to hear though that you were at least conflicted enough to be asking questions.
Text to music AI generators are getting out of hand
Not just social media but more broadly highly connected online environments like certain games, discord etc. You may cpunt these as social media already but I think most think of Insta, X, FB etc.
Or before or after he told you Black people are a hate group and White people should stay the hell away from Black people, and how to treat women:

The Death of Dilbert and False Claims of White Victimhood:

https://time.com/6259311/dilbert-racism-scott-adams/

>“If nearly half of all Blacks are not OK with white people, according to this poll, not according to me, according to this poll,” Adams says calmly in the clip. “That’s a hate group. That’s a hate group and I don’t want anything to do with it. And I would say based on the current way things are going, the best advice I would give to white people is get the hell away from Black people. Just get the f-ck away. Wherever you have to go, just get away.”

Dilbert’ Creator Scott Adams Compares Women Asking for Equal Pay to Children Demanding Candy:

https://comicsalliance.com/scott-adam-sexist-mens-rights/

"The reality is that women are treated differently by society for exactly the same reason that children and the mentally handicapped are treated differently. It’s just easier this way for everyone. You don’t argue with a four-year old about why he shouldn’t eat candy for dinner. You don’t punch a mentally handicapped guy even if he punches you first. And you don’t argue when a women tells you she’s only making 80 cents to your dollar. It’s the path of least resistance. You save your energy for more important battles." -Scott Adams
The problem comes from the implied connotation: blacklist and whitelist -> black is bad and white is good.

There’s perfectly reasonable alternatives: allowlist and blocklist. It’s not really that big of a deal.

It’s about death by a thousand cuts. Nobody has suffered trauma by seeing those words. Nobody is going to refuse to work with you because you use those words. But they can be reminders, triggers, maybe just pain points.

If by slightly patching my vocabulary I can make some people more comfortable, why wouldn’t I?
But they don’t predate the mass electronic media that began with the radio, television, and into many-to-many computer information systems.