skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Federal Highway Administration & White House only finished speccing out requirements in February 2023. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/02/28/2023-03...

With due cause, in my opinion. It was hard work! This isn't just "how do we charge", but a much more comprehensive effort to make information on chargers available in real time. So people can see where chargers are, find working ones, pick where to go that will give them fast charging, and also give them a view to see over time which chargers tend to be reliable or not.

There was a very smart effort to make sure enough open data would come from this initiative so that consumers can effectively use this infrastructure, and have faith in it, which seems to have been a bit of a missing link in the past with out-of-service and slow charging experiences degrading trust. This is also key to monitoring these chargers to make sure these folks remain qualified for their funding!

Once standards were set, then folks have to design or update equipment to match. Data registries need to be setup to host these extensive APIs. We should expect this to take time.

I am very on board here. The pace does not seem slow to me. There's a lot do complexity that had to go into building standards that would make sure this money is well used.

That we haven't used billions of dollars in a year and change does not seem weird to me. It seems responsible, if we're trying to govern & help a complex ecosystem forward to benefit common welfare. This, to me, seems good. Outrage is easy, appreciating & helping the world is more complex. I'd love to see a world that can better curate & appreciate how complex things are, that can dig into the depth. A world of nuance leads to people who are aware & helpful.
Thank you for trying it out and letting me know, I will be sure to fix that in the next update!
If you can build N reactors, the datacenters will suddenly appear nearby if they're allowed to. Power is the current bottleneck in the US
America's Failed High Speed Train – Budd Metroliner [52:55] [video]
After many attempts to learn different languages (Spanish, Arabic, German, Bengali) and having mixed results over the years, I started using Assimil courses and I’ve been very pleased with them. Going through Assimil French along with some comprehensible input on YouTube and I got to a high B1 reading/listening in 3-4 months. After that you can jump into tutoring on italki/Preply for speaking and then find other native content that interests you. I just wish I had found Assimil courses years ago.
lms: LM Studio CLI
Wow, this seems like it could be a DIY project! I know people are complaining about the AI stuff but look at the images before AI enhancement. They look pretty awesome already!
Definitely ASRock, as they seem to make reliable stuff and have explicit ECC support in their AMD (Ryzen) motherboards.
> probably

But presently people are actually homeless and you have spent the last 2 years mostly talking about homes and not really building anything.
USPTO Address Leakage: Tech Issues Continue
Fun idea. It might worth getting some proof reading done on the FAQs. Some of them have small typos or are not particularly clear, especially "Why is Love Fuel a not couples game?"
If your SO would be annoyed at your romantic gesture because you got the idea from an app you might have other problems in that relationship. Generally, I find women appreciate the gesture, even if the idea isn't entirely original. People just like that you think about them.
Man who received first pig kidney transplant dies
Musk launches global battle over government 'censorship' of X
Then the Biden admin should have taken a couple grains of that $7.5B and communicated more of the details. I have a friend with an EV. Finding a charging station can be challenging. More than once I've heard, "Where are the charging stations Biden promised?"

Yes, it might take time. But better comms would be wise. Sure that might delay EV adoption, but so releasing gas from the national stockpile to keep the price of gas down.
Diesel generators ;)
small correction
“phonē” means voice not sound :)
Append-only tables are my preference. If you're worried about infinitely growing space, you can have some garbage collector clean up the least relevant records periodically for very little cost.
Haha, yes your concern is so valid, we did 150+ interviews to analyses potential social situations. But that is why the app suggests both partners to join the app. But let me know if it happens to you, would love to do more interviews1 ;)
OpenBSD is not "minimal". It is a fully fledged operating system. The linux distros you mentioned are not at all comparable. You are making a lot of assumptions about OpenBSD that are simply false.
I'd probably drop the "or an artist" in the retelling though. Lots of artists are definitionally performing for others.
Not supported in your region (I’m in France, on iOS).
Tesla opened ~ 2,500 supercharger stations over the same period

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Supercharger#Deployment
You would most likely be doing IT or writing code to support logistics.

Maybe with conscription you would be more involved with how your country uses the military?
Many of us would like to not get blown up and to not blow up other random strangers.

It’s easy to say an eye for an eye but I think if you’ve seen enough shell shock / ptsd the taste for war becomes bitter, although in the pre conception/ fantasy phase the taste is powerfully sweet and titillating.

Also, things tend to accelerate as they get towards the end. So Oceania does X to us, we have to do x+y, then they do x+y+z and on and on as overt escalation is normalized.

Serious consequences swings both ways. Maybe, just maybe, there could be another way rather than getting shaken up and angry.

I don’t want my kids at the bottom of a ruble heap. I don’t won’t yours there either.
Paywall work around that worked for me - this https://www.realclearpolitics.com/2024/05/12/therersquos_not...

then click 'Full Article'
No doubt, Help! also fits into the Beatles goofing off schema, and I think a Beatles LotR would be similar, but admit it, it would be fun, like the 1967 version of Casino Royale.
Cool idea, but I do wish an account wasn’t necessary to use the app.
https://archive.is/vJcoy
True, due to the national data laws in France we are not ready to launch there yet. Sorry.
You both have very valid takes. If we had to implement any system like this, I would prefer it to be some type of national service system where each young person could chose an area of social welfare or military service to give back in a way that aligned with their goals and moral view.
You are dismissing someone who (rightly) dismisses the tech for Ontario. I don't think anyone in this thread who dismisses solar (+ battery) for California or Texas, but dismissing nuclear because it's not helpful for California is just missing that not everyone live in a sunny places: Canadians and the majority of Europeans live farther north than Maine!

Please stop acting as if we don't exist.

SMR are a huge opportunity for 300+M people to dramatically reduce C02 emissions from electricity generation, for which there is no credible alternative.
Congrats on putting this out there in the world!

Quick landing page feedback:
Could you update it so that the first two screen captures are not the same content? And then pick a different second example that isn't also about leaving a note? More variation in the landing page examples would give me a better intro.

Is it possible to just call them "researchers at xyz institute" and link to their lab rather than "Scandinavian researchers"?
I mean sure, a post on the topic of correctness bugs in GCs is going to bring out some examples of correctness bugs in GCs. But I haven't encountered any independently.
This is why it's so important to have a nuclear deterrent. If Russia were to invade the UK, and there was no hope of a volunteer military defending us, I strongly hope our politicians would have the courage to use our entire nuclear arsenal. Regardless of death toll, this is morally superior to enslaving people.
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Why is it not available in the Canadian app store?
I guess I’m confused about what running code even means after the exception. The process has crashed. Is it waiting to be reaped by a parent process?
> The payback time for any "interstellar colonisation" is measured in centuries or millenia

Payback? I’m not sure that you’d expect any payback at all; it’s not like shipping stuff _back_ would ever make more economic sense than just making the stuff at the point of origin. The space opera concept of shipping raw materials from interstellar colonies is just absurd on the face of it (unless you have really magic tech, I suppose).
Just add on delete trigger to store whole row as json in generic archive table and move on.
Compressed sensing is far more mathematically rigorous.
hi, does it support avi? it doesn't seem so?
I've seen shitty code running in 'prod' at every employment I've had as a developer. The language isn't that important, the people and the organisation are.
That's actually a really good suggestion, the main reason for using a time limited source available license was that I didn't want to impose a viral copyleft on everyone and lock up the code forever.

The custom license is a pretty basic derivative of the FSL-1.1 with MPL-2.0 instead of Apache (for a weak copyleft), I think I might keep the custom license in place (I'll make the very minimal changes from the stock FSL-1.1 clear).

But adding an AGPLv3 license for those with ambiguity concerns is totally okay with me (it's ultimately more restrictive than the source available license in a lot of ways).

Thank you for the great suggestion.
I am reminded of Barney Clark, the recipient of the Jarvik-7 – he lived for 112 days, but brushed up against the limits of his transplanted mechanical heart as time went on and on.
On a related note, Let It Be was just re-released via Disney+ a week or so ago. It’s a bit redundant in the wake of Jackson’s Get Back, and it was interesting to see what Lindsay-Hogg did with the material, but I have to say it was generally inferior to Get Back in just about every way.
I used to think like you and now that I am almost 42, I don't really care that much about hitting a certain thing by a certain age. Don't get me wrong. I still have Goals but I have stopped trying to set arbitrary deadlines. Important thing is to do what you want to do and keep going.
Annoying, but fair data laws of the world, this case: Canada. Hopefully will be okay next week.
I think it's easy to say this when you're not needing healthcare and another nation state has made your local hospital unusable.

edit: and parent comment never said consequences would be war.
I'm not sure that I agree. Maybe the kaomoji were used for second/third person (I haven't used them much), but :) :( :D and friends aren't any less first person expressions than most emoji are.
Not necessarily. For example:

https://engineering.fb.com/2018/08/31/ai-research/unsupervis...

> Training an MT model without access to any translation resources at training time (known as unsupervised translation) was the necessary next step. Research we are presenting at EMNLP 2018 outlines our recent accomplishments with that task. Our new approach provides a dramatic improvement over previous state-of-the-art unsupervised approaches and is equivalent to supervised approaches trained with nearly 100,000 reference translations. To give some idea of the level of advancement, an improvement of 1 BLEU point (a common metric for judging the accuracy of MT) is considered a remarkable achievement in this field; our methods showed an improvement of more than 10 BLEU points.

Although, this specific method does require the relative conceptual spacing of words to be similar between language; I don't see how that would be the case for Human <-> Whale languages.
Japan does many things right IMO but the way they refuse to change their absolutely soul-crushing and toxic work culture can be their end. Of course the newer generations will disengage and actively stay away from the typical work arrangement, that's just called being a normal thinking feeling living being.

The article does an okay job demonstrating the problem but I am not sure it tries to address the root cause. Which is: make people feel they should participate and put money in the country's coffers.

So far the traditional old folk who seems to have an unilateral power in ruling the country is refusing to make it worth the younger people's while. And this is already backfiring for at least 10 years, if not 30 even. Not sure when will they stop being so stubborn.

And yes, not addressing properly how will the people not under regular employment contracts fare after retirement is a serious overlooking, too.
Streaming Was Supposed to Rescue the Ailing TV Ad Business. It Hasn't
I like the idea, but the fact I have to create an account and upload a profile picture immediately put me off. I created one with fake data and a random image, once in the app it appears to just exist to hover up personal data. Then you have to create and link a partners account to get more than 5 or so ideas…

I’d honestly rather pay a small one off fee for this same app, without the need for an account.
If you want a serious answer, as a k programmer ||\|x (which I assume your example is based on) is instantly readable as producing a bitmask of ones up to the last. ie 0 1 0 0 1 0 -> 1 1 1 1 1 0. Or a max scan from the right on integer arrays. I don't know how to even describe that in English succinctly, let alone most mainstream programming languages. (Haskell - reverse.scanl1(||).reverse - ok, not too bad)
Canadian couples are even-keeled, rather than imprudently ‘happy’.
Couldn’t this just be an email or text based service? Why a mobile app?
The chart on page 6 (of the PDF) is fascinating, kind of sums up the findings visually.
AMD Zen 5 lineup leak claims ten-core Strix Point chips
> isn't it like AirBnB but for offices?

No.
The map '%{username, age, first_name, last_name}' would be 1 character away from the tuple '{username, age, first_name, last_name}'. It is easy to miss the '%' character and you'll waste some time figuring out why your code is throwing match and/or function clause errors at runtime.
https://archive.ph/vmvCG
Yeah, that was my secret superpower. She was fresh out of engineering school and I’d been a nerd school drop out who hadn’t taken a math class in four years (and never studied the material she was reviewing), but I was able to look at the text with a critical eye at least in part because I was spending a lot of time on math typesetting and had learned that the math rarely never gets properly proofread.
Would it be surprising if evolution managed to exploit quantum mechanics for function? It did exploit everything else.

There is also a theory that quantum mechanics plays a role in olfaction[1].

[1] <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vibration_theory_of_olfaction>
For a blast from the past, Ursula Le Guin's The Author of the Acacia Seeds is also fun:

https://xenoflesh.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/u...

(Note: PDF)
The virtues of having independent for-profit journalism are repeated often. I wonder what a world without it would look like. Poorly researched influencer pushed info? More ideological bubbles? Would that be a net loss? I don't know. With the utter embarrassment that mainstream reporting of the pro-Palestine anti-genocide protests has been, one could argue they already do more harm than good, but that is probably an overly broad assumption.
> Your logic is the nonsense logic used by every evil man to justify whatever atrocity they feel necessary, responsible for hundreds of millions of deaths in the 20th century alone.

I think your problem is you're being too black and white and focusing too much on extreme examples. It's absolutely true that if you live in a community, that means sometimes the community makes decisions for you. If an "evil man" somehow gets control of that community, that's a different issue.

> If every human being in the world stood up and said no to taxation and no to conscription, there wouldn't have been any world wars or genocides.

Maybe so, but what other bad things would that impossible collective decision have caused (which is particularly true that you talk about taxation and conscription in the same breath). Everyone would certainly be living in a much lower level of technological development, without access to effective modern medical care and likely subject to famine, etc. Without taxation, you don't have law beyond custom, and without that you have no modern capitalism.

And that kind of collective decision is a fantasy. Reality means the people who "say no to taxation and conscription" become the prey of people who do and organize themselves at a higher level.
Twelve years into deployment, and with their fourth version so far.

> The first Superchargers in the world opened in 2012 in the United States. Six stations were deployed along Interstate 5 in California, enabling trips from Los Angeles, California and San Francisco, California and two stations deployed along Interstate 95, enabling trips between Boston, Massachusetts and Washington, DC. By mid-July 2013, 15 stations were open across the United States.

So, a little more than seven - barely - in the first two years of the project, if you count the presumably non-zero time in advance of the first install for construction, permiting, etc.
We do have our own base station for RTK, using a ublox ZED-F9P. It still uses the satellites continuously to calculate the correction data, which the client/rover uses to correct it's own reception of the satellites.

Both systems need to be receiving GNSS data all the time.

As for planting manually - if the GNSS networks were down permanently or for weeks, then yes steering manually is still possible. If you can wait a day or two and get highly accurate planting and mapping, then why not.
> In 2008, Ukraine was very far from being in a position to join NATO, or even to want to.

Jake Sullivan (American diplomat) said in an interview with Mikhail Zygar recently that he was in the room when it was talked about. Ukraine was in favour. Eastern Europe was in favour. USA was in favour. Germany and France blocked it, indirectly making the war in 2014 and this one possible.

> The Donbas war and the Crimea annexation happened exactly in response to the ousting of that president by the Maidan Revolution

This is Russian POV. It's not the truth. Russia poisoned Ukrainian presidential candidate in 2003. It blackmailed Yanukovych in 2013. It doesn't care about formalities, it cares about owning Ukraine.

> If you hold Ukraine, Russia cannot effectively defend against you.

Nobody wants to invade Russia and you know it perfectly well. Russia knows it too (that's why they moved the army from Finnish border and from Kaliningrad Oblast). You can shell Sankt Petersburg from Finland using regular artillery. If anything - Finland entering NATO is a much worse military problem for Russia than Ukraine. Yet somehow Russia was fine with it, but Ukraine is just impossible :)

It's just an excuse, the real reason Russia invaded Ukraine twice is just imperialism. And they can be cured from it. They just need to lose their imperial war, like all the other empires.

> The USA had no business in those countries.

And neither does Russia in Ukraine.

Decide for yourself - is Russia bloodthirsty enough to start nuclear war over Ukraine, or is it "just another country like us". You can't have it both ways.
You’re cash accounting a capital asset. That doesn’t work. It’s why we invented accrual accounting.

The same math would yield a fabulously profitable asset one year before it breaks.
Sorry aboot that.
So, this looks really interesting and I look forward to delving into the methodology in order to understand the algorithm better. However, what I immediately noticed from the paper linked in the documentation was that linearboost has a worse F1 score on average than the mentioned classifiers. Where it shines is energy consumption. Would it be possible to edit the title to reflect this? It's a huge gain in energy efficiency for a relatively small F1 loss, so kudos for that, but I think people might be expecting something a bit different from the title.
Easy head start is to learn multiple as a kid. Finding it incredibly hard to learn a 4th as adult
I'm not an expert either, but I do know it's per satellite, and uses several data points per satellite.
Perhaps the lack of availability in certain countries due to their data laws is a sign that this app really shouldn’t require an account. If the ultimate goal of this free app is monetizing my data, no thanks.
> Personally I think the lack of visible galactic civilisations is more plausibly explained by a combination of life being rare (and probably brought to Earth via panspermia after billions of years of evolution elsewhere) and both multicellular and sentient life also being rare.

Besides these facts, space is big and the timescales of evolution are long.

Let's say there's a planet with advanced multicellular life just a dozen light years away. They're roughly the same development level as us with a post-atomic/semiconductor level of technology. We could not currently detect them unless they were beaming an extremely directional radio signal at us (accounting for proper motion between our star systems). We're not going to pick up their TV signals, those will fade below the cosmic background by about Saturn's orbit. Even high powered AM radio won't be coherent past Pluto. The odds a powerful military or weather radar beam crosses our section of their sky to be detectable by us are extremely low.

We might be able to detect spectra of industrial pollutants or biomarkers if that system is oriented such the planet transits its host star.

That assumes there's a project with the funding and appropriate telescopes to do the looking.

Space is big and terrestrial planet hunting is under-funded. It would take a lot of luck to see intelligent life next door. Postulating super AI or handwavy explanations for not finding aliens everywhere is silly. The boring answer is space is huge and aliens are almost impossible to see in the best case. We'd be very lucky to see ourselves from Alpha Centauri even knowing where to look.
One of the most important characteristics in a partner is authenticity.

If they didn't think of getting you flowers themself (and had to use an app), is that real?
This only would have worked if it was animated. The 1977 Hobbit film which was produced for NBC [1] was a excellent adaptation, and Yellow Submarine is in the same style. I would argue Yellow Submarine also has many of the same themes, if not more absurdist than fantasy.

Also fun fact I just realized you can stream Yellow Submarine for free on archive.org [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hobbit_(1977_film)

[2] https://archive.org/details/yellow-submarine-1968_film
How is this different from searching with "git log -G" or "git log -S"?

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-log#Documentation/git-log.txt--...
Nearly all Nintendo 64 games can now be recompiled into native PC ports
Without the context of what is being built the answers are useless.

A blog or shopping cart, in react would be worthless. You would have this massive up front page load while all the JS downloads that provides little benefit... you would just be stepping on your own toes for a shot a customer capture.

If you were building an app that was an interactive client for exploring some data set, react would be a great choice for that... Capture happened long before react was loaded and your looking for an optimal UI and minimal data over the wire...
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