skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This does not sound as bad as you want it to.

Last time I checked, Boeing was responsible roughly for the half of all flights worldwide and fligths are 3 orders of magnitude safer than car trips.
Not exactly the same, but wouldn't it be possible using a VOIP service like Google Fi to have/generate a large number of phone numbers? Give each contact their unique number, so if you ever get spam called you can detect where your number leaked from.

(If it isn't directly possible, I'm fairly sure using some sort of iot telephony servive would help getting hundreds of legitimate numbers. Now only to build a cell interceptor to funnel them all to one phone!)
Even if he has one. What is the credibility of "public health influencer". I could announce that i'm that kind of influencer and record you whatever video that generates engagement no mater the facts.
You can also start from classic problems: Dining philosophers, Byzantine Generals, CAP theorem etc. then go towards more concrete examples and implementations.
That's only a few hours drive, not very far.
This is interesting for me to, but I'd be surprised to learn someone actually has an authoritative answer.
See, this is where the problem is.

> the gas pedal

Tesla is electric, so they got confused about how to build a gas pedal.
I don’t see how that follows. As a counterexample, do you think there’s a monoculture in the English-speaking part of the USA?
Sigatarius A is not a stellar black hole now is it?
Is the industry (/academic) answer to distributed systems: you're building it by yourself?

There's no Postgresql or SQLite for distributed system or a template off the shelf standard design? (See LAMP or Linux/Docker/Postgres/Jenkins or rails or django)
Using OPNsense and IP blocklists to block malicious traffic (2022)
How do you make sure the participants are well informed? What if an idea suggested by a model turns out to be dangerous to implement, but nobody at the hackathon has quite the relevant experience to notice?
Yes, exp(-iHt) means the vector state is rotating as time passes, and it rotates faster when the Hamiltonian (energy) is bigger. This rotation gives the wave like behavior.
Slightly related, there is an old video of Feynman where he tries to teach quantum mechanics to some art students, and he explains this complex rotation and its effects without any reference to math.
The real question is how does their safety stack up against other companies in the field today? Sure you’re probably not going to die on a Boeing but would you rather fly Boeing or Airbus?
Legality aside, I can't imagine waving a 15ft long pole towards the police will go over well.
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Put the rice cooker near your sink and aim the steam vent towards the sink.
Even better, tattoo the QR code on your forehead (and make long fringes a criminal offence)
In a petrol engine car you could react by shifting out of gear and flooring the brake pedal (and the clutch pedal if you have one). But what do you do in an electric car? Teslas do have a neutral gear, but it's more and more hidden with every new car generation (according to https://www.notateslaapp.com/tesla-reference/598/how-to-put-..., for some newer models it's only available via the touchscreen). So you have to hope that the brake pedal will override the gas pedal?
no, but it could be someone elected who is not part of the police. Of course you can argue that you believe that other someone would be corrupt anyway, but at least this removes the appearance of impropriety
That's why the proper user interface is to use a predefined sequence instead of a freeflowing text input box allowing arbitrary mistakes

So Space,S or good old Ctrl+S or equivalent

that will also save you from :w1 and :w3 and :we
Nuclear doesn't scale quickly. It already adapts from 4GW to 7GW in Spain, but it does it slowly and ahead of weather conditions.
What is needed is more co-located battery storage, and more gravity (solid or water) storage.
That's not the metric I am comparing.

I am comparing safety culture. A bad safety culture has the propensity to do serious harm to people and should be called out.

When a business, read Boeing/Tesla/Toyota, cover up safety claims they can no longer be trusted with any decision where your safety is considered. That applies to being the victim of a safety outcome as well i.e. you do not own the product but it hurts you in some way.

FAA grounded entire Boeing types. There is not that oversight in the commercial car industry.
The starting point to me is I don't need it. Until it clearly isn't
That shift probably happened at the same time when uni IT departments started renting their email from Microsoft / Google who are billing by number of users.

When you have your own server the marginal cost for a forwarding inbox is zero.
We don't know how supermassive blackholes form. It's a bit of a mystery.
No escape from the mass mind rape
Play it again Jack and then rewind the tape
And then play it again and again and again
Until your mind is locked in
Believin' all the lies that they're tellin' ya
Buyin' all the products that they're sellin' ya
They say, "Jump" and you say, "How high?"
You brain-dead, you got a fuckin' bullet in your head
I'm interested in this kind of thing. How things work and so on, the mechanisms and algorithms behind it. The article is long and I haven't read the whole thing yet, but I upvoted it to read it later. That way it's easy to access.
That's more than a bit of a word salad so I'm just going to leave this for you to read: https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/imageserve/65fec8...
The way I understand it, there's a lot of talk about more solar and more wind and more whatever, but much less talk about more cabling between regions. Or maybe it's happening just doesn't make the headlines? Because even today we could scrap a few more percents by simply redistributing better the energy where it's needed...
It's good to hear that's what you wanted to do, but I think a case can be made that your comment does not read that way.
Copenhagen's 400-yr-old exchange burns down
My rat is none too happy about that last comment and would like a word with you: https://s.h4x.club/2Nu8d4eW
It's the middle of the night. You need to look during the daytime.
Here it is the difference between a bit that is part of a cryptographically-safe random number and just happens to be zero, but had equal chance of being one, and a bit that is zero every time because of the way the numbers are being generated.
I feel like there should be some intuition like a cable rated for 100kg is not suitable for holding 110kg, therefore 512 bits of entropy is not rated to be 521 bits of entropy?

Oh well, there’s this very popular library which generates 256-bit keys setting the last 128 bits to a value derived from the first 128 bits. So I guess in agreement with your post: actually achieving full entropy is not obvious.

https://chilkatforum.com/questions/622/algorithm-for-generat...
This could very much also happen on windows. Tho rarely and not in the same way exactly. Its mainly the monitor IDs that could get swapped on XP, 7 and 8.x.

I was supporting an application that needed the ID to be able to show Ads on specific monitors. I don't have data for 10 and 11.
I don't understand, aren't signatures from parties involved required for this?
Well yeah, a person getting their SIM swapped is not the same as someone getting scammed.

Until it is.
Uranium is not a renewable resource. All of the uranium on earth was formed in another star’s supernova and seeded in the proto planetary nebula before the earth coalesced.
Doesn't work on Linux without more flags as of today.
If you're used to scripting these things you can create your own simple guis with something like Keyboard Maestro ($, but not subscription) where a button would just call the script to do what you want

But yeah, the OS won't be of much help, it's not designed for these things to be comfortable
Hono is great! I used it to build a dev blog w/ Cloudflare workers, source is here if anyone's curious: https://github.com/brycedorn/blog
Because being dissatisfied with it would mean admitting to themselves that they made a very expensive mistake, and that doesn’t feel good.

Many addicts are very satisfied with their drugs.
Another problem with KDE 4 was the buzzword technologies pushed everywere - semantic desktop with Nepomuk (nice research project but not fit for normal use), plasma applet UI added to applications (why?), activities replacing virtual desktops but not really.
Devasting when such events occur. This can also occur from doing meditation for some, I'm not sure if anyone has measured whether there is any set means to determine individual level of risk and whether any particular mental conditioning/ study would mitigate that risk. Certainly awareness is important.
Would argue that it's similarly bad experience to chat, but even worse (as you described in your article).