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Meanwhile -actual- end stage FSD is nowhere in sight (this means northeastern winter nights with poor road conditions, not "it handles roundabouts so much better than the previous version!")...

The cheaper CT and whatever else he's promising will never see the light of day...

And he's delivered 36 of 100 Semis promised for 2017, and has basically implied there's little chance of that situation changing (blaming battery availability).
But if I can't trust even that host, I also can't trust the host I'm working on and which doesn't need agent forwarding to access my SSH agent.
I remember specifically being excited to have QBASIC when my parents got our first PC. This comment reminded me of that excitement.
per an issue ticket[1], it can:

setfattr -n user.type -v list # use xattr on macOS

[1]: https://github.com/mgree/ffs/issues/66
Since when was it "generally not recommended" to drink tap water in America? Most places I've been in America the water looks, smells, and tastes just like the stuff they sell in bottles.
To me, based on how quickly life formed on earth. It's highly likely that simple life once existed within the ancient oceans of Mars. Though, after billions of years there would be no evidence left.
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If you spend 40 hours on this and it only gains you a 1% increase in salary then you earn that back in 2 years. I would say that it will generally earn you much more so personally I see it as a good investment. If you enjoy the take home you're also more likely to enjoy the role so it's also a filter for you. If you're not enjoying the take home then stop, but if you're finding it interesting then it's well worth it. These things are also for you to assess future Jon opportunities. The best take homes are as close to actual work as possible for a reason.
Pizza Party beat this by a few years, I believe.

https://entertainment.slashdot.org/story/04/05/07/138238/piz...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J691aLfkWP0
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I feel like someone should cut a check after submitting someone to 5+ rounds. Or at least like a $200 Amazon gift card.
Interesting, what's your country? Where I live (Germany), AFAIK, there is a partial ban on TV/radio product placement, but not in movies. And definitely not illegal in sports, with sponsorships and all.
yes, but that side "won". so the important take away is that if you're going to commit war crimes, you must win the war to avoid being charged
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Sample a bunch of LLMs with the same question, if they disagree much then they are unsure. You can even sample the same LLM with high enough temperature, text augmentations, different prompts or different demonstrations. When they are correct they say the same thing, but when they make mistakes, they make different ones. This only works for factual or reasoning tasks, but that's where it matters.
if only it was conformable. running those laps was hard.
How does this compare to AutoCAD?
> who either weren't involved the protest at all,

Or at least they say that. Which may or may not be true. Maybe google is lying, maybe they are lying. I imagine if NLRB asks, Google will be willing to provide the grounds for firing and we'd know who is the liar here.
Dammit this is so dumb. Half of google employees I know are literally racist against Chinese people. This is about China vs Israel, not a change in approach.
Anyone trying to get you off the current platform is trying to scam you. They do this so they don't lose all their fish when their scamming account gets busted, and so the original site can't monitor what they're doing.
The choice for naming is indeed very poor.
It's the same as everywhere else. People will move to cities for work because that's where the jobs will be. So buy there.
Man, consumerism is a powerful drug. Just one gimmick needed.
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This applied to a friend of mine who held copyright on music. Apparently this is non transferable in Germany and it was worth quite a lot. He had to pay a significant amount to move to another EU country.
Those humans, really difficult to know what they're thinking!

Anyway, humans are fairly predictable when trying to come up with random numbers, for example, have a look at this Veritasium video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6iQrh2TK98
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My understanding of the Rule against perpetuities is that it only applies to inheritance, not general real estate transactions, so covenants can't violate the rule.

(Of course, rule against perpetuities is so difficult to apply correctly that some courts have ruled it's not legal malpractice for a lawyer to screw it up.)
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I think at the very least it's a kind of trend-chasing. If the AI hype dies down a bit will Rabbit AI continue supporting their product and customers or are they going to wipe their online presence and move on to the next trend like with the NFT thing?
> couldn't afford single use packages

I'm glad we live in the 21st century where we can afford single use packages. It will only cost us our civilization: https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/global-temperature/?int...
Is it not standard practice to make different keys for different important services?

I have a private key for my prod server, a private key for GitHub, and a private junk key for authenticating to misc stuff. I can discard any without affecting anything else that's important.

If I authenticated with my junk key, would my other keys still be at risk?
Depreciation is triggered by the tumbling EV prices. Hertz isn’t just making money from rentals, each car is an asset that will be sold after a few years for a lower price than it was bought for.

As EV manufacturers drive prices down through competition, Hertz is having to constantly revise its expectations for how much the cars will be worth at the end of their rental life. That shows up as depreciation.

Each time they revise down their expectations, they’re forced to acknowledge that they’ll make less money from these cars than they thought, and they’re forced to accept that it was not as good an idea as they originally thought.

At some point management says “stop pouring bad money after good, don’t buy any more EVs” and that’s strongly connected to “if the ones we have are losing value faster than expected AND costing more to maintain, get rid of them so we stop burning cash”. That’s why they’re stopping altogether.

Doesn’t mean EVs won’t come back as a rental car. Reliability and price stability would be required for that to happen.
> Influencers are just ad folks who found even the limited ethics of the big ad companies too constraining, right?

I think that's confusing influencers with the companies that pay them to promote products.

The whole idea with "influencers" is that it's not "some shrill rando", but somebody known and trusted pushing the products.

On YouTube, for example, I'd count FortNine, 3blue1brown, and asianometry as influencers, and none of them (that I know) started out with the explicit purpose of pushing products. In each case they've taken their popularity in a niche and used it to plug products for money.
Tree of knowledge - thats obviously a syntax tree. Garden of Eden was a simulation. Getting into computing could crash it.
A backlog is not a queue. It's just a mutable list. A principle of Agile is that you can change your priorities and reorganize the backlog to put the currently highest-priority stuff first.

(This isn't unique to Agile - any bug database could do this, though they don't typically stack-rank things.)

Putting high-priority tasks first increases responsiveness for them, but will starve lower-priority tasks. That's inherent, but at least management gets to prioritize.
There were attempted protests at UF.
They were shut down, protestors arrested and suspended from campus for 3 years.

There were also protests in TX state schools, same result essentially.

Some schools don't allow other students to take over the campus and prevent other paying students from access or attending class. They also don't permit violence. Obviously each of those schools has their own political agenda controlled by their govenors but kids can go to class.
> They have an id that's usually in the form "user@host" but that's unlikely to be a valid email address.

They are valid email addresses most of the time, in my experience. :)
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Yeah that's fair, particularly considering that signing up to a cheating site is even more deliberate than the usual "it just happened" type of cheating.
Just for time tracking? That seems overkill to me, in terms of having to manage the app downloads, installs, and updates across multiple machines. And I'd worry about security concerns. The Chrome extension is tied to your user profile and auto-synced across browser instances when you log in, and is just a tiny bit of JS that's sandboxed and subject to Chrome's robust permission model. I'd choose that over a desktop app any day for something as simple as a time tracker. This is the one I use, and I think it's not even an official Harvest app but a third-party thing that hooks into their API: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/harvest-time-tracke... (edit: My bad, it DOES seem like an official app)

On the other hand, if you were thinking of building the full web app into a native experience, then yeah, a desktop app would be better than an extension. But I still probably wouldn't use it over the regular website, especially if it were just an Electron/Webview wrapper anyway. In my experience the desktop apps/PWAs tend to be clunky and limit the UI in some significant way (such as not being able to easily right-click, or see the URL bar, or use uBlock, or easily silence notifications or prevent on-launch updates, etc).

My work currently uses Basecamp and I tried their desktop app once or twice, but it was so bad I went back to the website.
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What’s missing that would qualify this as a job posting?

It has a detailed description of the position they’re hiring for, and an apple.com email address. Sure seems like it’s a California company posting about a job opening.
This piece may not be AI-generated, but it sure fails to rise above the quality of AI writing.
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wow a whole 5%. this translates into an acceptance rate of 4% to 4.20%. you have a chance!
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This is scary on two fronts. One, whatever happened to Mars could happen to Earth, and two, it puts the Great Filter probably in our future. If our solar system had two hospitable planets then there should be plenty of Earth like planets around in our galaxy. In which case we end up with the Fermi Paradox. If life is so abundant in the Universe how come we haven’t been in contact with aliens?
It’s a practice, but not necessarily a standard one. In any case if even one person sees that, the advice will have served its purpose.
You could work around this with different private/public key pairs?
Couldn't it just be that simple life isn't rare as long as the conditions exist for it to form. It took a very very very long time for even oxygen producing life to form after that.
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UF has significant investments and contracts with Israel.
The school just did not tolerate the protests and had the police shut them down then kicked the arrested students out for 3 years.
If you just want a job that pays the bills, I respect your decision, but you should not apply.

The hardest and most important problems won't be solved working 9-5, 5 days a week.

Nobody feels like they "have to" come in on Saturdays - we find purpose in our work, and see it as the main way we can have a meaningful impact. We enjoy working, learning and spending time together.

We would much rather spend 70 hours a week doing great work than clocking in for 40 hours a week.

Plus we do take Sundays off.
Not having "ForwardAgent yes" in ~/.ssh/config will do this automatically too.
> Don't own property in Japan.

Maybe don't buy property as an investment, but if someone actually wants to live in Japan, finds a nice bit of land, and can affordably build a nice place for themself in a small town or countryside I doubt the declining population is going to make them think twice.
US has about 2.7 times more people, so equivalent to 24 million houses with US population.
Maybe that what's happened. Or maybe this person forgot to mention some details about something else they did at that day, due to a random lapse of memory without doubt. The point is we have no way to know, based on the words of one, very non-disinterested, side.
Yes, although I think the latter is carefully organised, probably by well-funded groups.

E.g. /r/worldnews have 36 million subscribers, and I think it has more influence than even big newspapers, and this is controlled by anonymous moderators, who for all we know can be a team working for the same organisation.
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No. The key listed is the whole plain ed25519 pubkey (those are relatively short). The message displays the SHA256 digest.

You can check that in your local known_hosts file (after having connected at least once) with "ssh-keygen -F terminal.shop -l" and "ssh-keygen -F terminal.shop -lv". (Yes, it is confusing that the command is named "ssh-keygen" but does lots of things that are not about generating any keys)

If you want to do it without connecting, try "ssh-keyscan terminal.shop".
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Definitely seen it here in WA. It's just not very common.
It'll work, but for things like FreeNAS/TruNAS/OMV where there's a decent amount of logging occurring and standard activities need to be done (configuration changes, updates, etc) the poor performance rears its ugly head.

As for the rPi3, you won't notice the difference, usually, between an external USB flash drive and the built-in MicroSD slot because they both go over the same USB controller. When you do notice differences it'll have to do with the quality and speed of the particular microsd cards and usb flash devices you use.

The limitation of IOPs has to do with how the communication works and the limits to frame sizes and amount of frames that can be transmitted at the same time. The bus fills up quickly when lots of traffic is occurring.

The USB 2.0 spec was released over twenty years ago. At that time the performance was incredible, but only in comparison to USB 1.x.

If all you have available to you is USB 2.0 for your OS/boot storage, then by all means use it, however if you don't need to, if you can avoid it, don't use it. Leave those ports open for your keyboard and mouse. ;)
I mean, some of us are going to buy and drink coffee anyways.
> Martian meteorites experience shock pressures of less than 30 GPa on ejection from the Red Planet

Is that enough energy to boil the living things that might be in the rock?
I’m only speculating about the contracts part, is that what you’re referring to?
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I don't think that's pointless at all, there are plenty of companies that have a high range lower than what I want. At least with a high range I know if I do well enough, I have a shot at getting something around there.
I really like Eric's book about the early days of SpaceX
Then you have not looked, tons of violence against jews taking place on columbia and UCLA. Not to mention vandalism and denying access to public areas to other paying students
In urban areas, sometimes they put in a parking lot, which I suppose doesn't count as vacant?
Well, it is by definition, but yeah: with expensive products they obviously only send units to a small number of influencers, and often I know some stories of people only having it for a few days for making a video and having to return, almost as a favour.

The more professional influencers obviously get paid a rate, and might or might not get a free unit.
This looks pretty nice for a 1.1 - I have been looking for a cross-platform (inc. Linux) parametric CAD application that actually has a UI (I can use SolveSpace, but it's a pain) and that isn't crammed with eldritch horrors (I've tried to use FreeCAD so often it's almost a meme now). Maybe this will reduce my reliance on Shapr3D and Fusion...
I know a handful of "influencers", one a popular bartender at my bar who has something like 400k tiktok subs and I think only in the tens of thousands on IG, another a $cityDateNight type, ala "where to go on dates in $city" with I think 300-400k on Instagram that is run by a couple in their 30s.

I know nothing about this world aside from what I learn from them.

TikTok Bartender said she makes no money on tiktok, but she's recognized all the time. She never says in her tiktoks what bar, or where she lives, but I see people at least once a week pop in and realize it's her and get super excited to meet her. I've never actually asked what she does it for since she doesn't get paid from it, I assume she just likes making skits, teaching bartending and it'll surely help her land gigs if she ever leaves.

$cityDateNight on the other hand, according to TikTok Bartender, makes "a ton of money" from their instagram. I didn't ask for specifics but she emphasized "TON" of money so I'm assuming tens of thousands.. I can't imagine $100k+ but I have no idea.

The genius thing $cityDateNight does aside from that, they go around to different restaurants/bars/clubs/events and get everything for free for advertising the place to their audience. I barely know them but I follow their instagram and they're out running around the city every night.

There's another one that goes to restaurants with poor ratings on Yelp and makes those "You're missing out on this place!! Check it out!!" and a lot of the places are very sub-par and deserve their rating. So we don't trust their reviews at all. They do a great job of making the places look fantastic though so I'm sure they draw in a good crowd to restaurants that need it. No idea how the trade works there.

An ex of mine is a popular skateboarder on ig and gets free skate stuff and sells skate stuff to her crowd but I think it also made her completely addicted to monitoring her social media 24/7. She had a very difficult time putting her phone down no matter what we were doing and her Apple Watch was constantly turning on with notifications. Super frustrating, especially as someone who opens Instagram once a week.

I missed out. I want all of my date nights covered!
It looks really cool
In this case, caffeine would be the literal drug.
I'm getting awfully tired of the way college students are alternatively treated as children or as adults based on what's rhetorically useful. These are full-grown human beings. They don't need parents to tell them what to do, professors to tell them what to think, or outside agitators to tell them how to protest.

Some students will look at what's happening on these campuses and be disgusted by the protestors. Some of them will be proud of them. Some of them will be frightened of the crackdown from administration. Some of them will take it as a challenge.
I wish we had a HN equivalent for the HR crowd because I find situations like this fascinating. HR is going to have to come up with a policy for how coworkers interact with protesters without getting fired because some level of interaction is necessary. If someone is in your office, you're going to need a "Hey, what's going on?", "Can you move over a bit so I can sit at my desk?", and "So what are you guys protesting?". A blanket ban on all interaction won't work because guys like this will get canned but by the same token, you can't have people toeing the line going in and out and pretending to interact so they can stay in the area without having their jobs threatened.
Definitely an odd thing to regulate federally. No reason at all why toilets in New Mexico (average annual rainfall 13") and Mississippi (56") should be held to the same legal limit of water usage.
There are more. In the US, there's Tesla Electric for home charging at a fixed rate. Then there is the Supercharger membership for non-Tesla owners for a reduced rate per kWh.
Young people will never be able to afford a home by working, no matter how much they produce for the economy. It is commonplace now that young people at the workplace produce 5x as much as their older colleagues. But they are never rewarded for it.

What they will get rewarded for though is getting (somebody) pregnant. Then the parents of both the father and mother will rush in to help them get real estate and to escape the dead end of working.

In short, they can't afford to move out from the city until pregnancy opens the doors for them.