skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the chart doesn't show progress. California carbon fuel is mostly natural gas and those other states still burn a lot of coal. But much less than they used to 10 years ago. California started with a lower carbon intensity and pushed early on to move to renewables. But the other states are also moving that direction, just later and starting with high carbon footprint.

Probably helps California politically that 90% of it's natural gas is imported. vs locally produced coal. But Texas as reactionary conservative as it is isn't dragging it's feet either. (We hate that woke solar and wind. Enough to not make some money? Now you shut your mouth)

Worth noting inland western states are small population wise.
Section 230 kind of requires them to do so. Systematically removing links like that could be considered publishing.
Does the leading character have a dump truck?
Probably KaTeX
Regrets and Regression
What does he care? He’s flipping it. In the off chance there’s an actual title issue it’s unlikely to occur during the short time he’s holding
In bootcamp my SDI was a stinger gunner. It cost something like 60k for him to "practice" firing, including the cost of the drone. He was a SSGT, had been in for 11 years at the time I knew him, and he'd actually fired the weapon once. There was another gunner there training at the same time, so two people fired at the same drone.

We can train everyone without this level of exposure, and I can imagine a world where your dose is tracked like radiation, kept to a safe level, and people are forced into retirement after they hit the limit.
Rsbuild has been really nice to use. I migrated a bunch of webpack projects to Rsbuild and it reduced config, and improved DX.

One of my favourite features is probably that it understands a tsconfig file: https://rsbuild.dev/config/source/tsconfig-path
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Pumped water is used quite a lot here in South Africa to help handle peak load in the national grid. It's probably going to continue to play a huge role as we transition to more solar.
Bionic leg moves like a natural limb, without conscious thought
Murdoch's Fox to launch free Netflix rival in UK
Hi, tried the product. You can add a feature like notepad.pw where they generate a unique slug for each user? They even let the use choose their slug if it's available.
I think the article posits that the cognitive style of autistic people have gotten is a pathology, and within that, there is additional groups of communication style. A well read person doesn't normally devolve into references to culture often unless they are bored and want to make a game of it

The article's perspective partially excuses a person who otherwise would have intense anxiety about communicating because they are not "normal" and are generally considered awkward. The burden of communication is similar to the burden that an "intense introvert" would describe how "i like your company, but only in doses". With the label of weaver, this weaver communicator person could seek friends who think with a similar thinking style opposed to trying and failing and learning helplessness when it comes to friendships. Career wise, this label allows a weaver to pursue a path that doesn't involve sales where making a point and the "constant close" is highly valued.

To people who have intense social anxiety or a neurodivergent pathology where many peers are unable to hold a job. The idea that children/adults with this label can be steered to areas where they can easily excel is a very good thing.
Why do we want to destroy one of the most historical achievements of the century? Would it be that costly to move it somewhere else and make it a museum in a few hundred years when space travel becomes cheap?
Yes you're absolutely right that these language dialects keep emerging because regular languages don't have quite the right features for reactive computations. Still, OOP was originally designed for GUIs and is a great fit for that, it's easier to build functional stuff on top than the other way around (apparently, judging from experience of having used both).

The closest I found to what I mean is that JavaFX has a whole observables framework, and there's ReactFX that builds a lot of stuff on top of it. With a small change that I prototyped in the past you can do what React Compiler is trying to do, where you run code and record what properties are read then register dependencies and re-run on change. It's quite a natural fit.
When I was working with Django, those who added code ran it in their systems. With lambda, which we mostly deploy and test in the cloud, people tend to dump code and leave.
Heads up: you probably want to repost this on the other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40846426
Somewhere in my parents' house there is a massive box with floppies for office 95 (or whatever it was called back then). Not 40 floppies massive, but still a large number.

I think we managed to only ever install it once successfully without error.

Also, fun semi-related fact: In my country we called 8" and 5.25" floppies "floppies", and the smaller 3.5" ones were called "stiffies" - because the larger ones were floppy, and the smaller were, well, stiffer. Do with this information as you please.
And after the district court determines, if it's against Trump he'll appeal back to his buddies in the Supreme court again who'll let him off.
> I'm unaware of any war over the last 100 years between conventional forces that didn't involve trench warfare

Anything involving modern combined-arms warfare. Iraq, for example.
Perhaps not all that offtopic - Hatetris is what happens when you subvert normal the rules and make the game play against you. Anti-mimetics stories are what happens when you subvert the rules of ideas and make them play against you.

I can imagine a common space of inspiration there.
PCR positivity doesn't mean anything because the test is detecting viral fragments, not live virus. In fact it starts with a lysis stage that destroys whatever virus is in the sample so it can be detected.

So there's actually no contradiction between testing positive and never having had COVID, even if you use an invalid definition of COVID (viral presence) rather than a symptom based definition.
i need to know which country this is, please!
If you're using uBlock Origin, then go to My Filters and add these lines:

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you will not see mashable.com stories any more. When one occurs on the front page, you will see a discontinuity in the story numbers, and a slightly larger vertical gap where the deletion took place.
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Why would have shareholders get extra returns from this scheme? Lowered taxes is a one off event.

If you had constantly lowered taxes, like we had constantly lowered interest for a couple of years, then that could have been expected to be reflected in the share price.

Or if you could isolate a short time period when they started doing this, then that would have affected earnings and likely the share price. But once that is the way the business operates, why would shares continue to rise? It does not make sense.
Is there not any alternative viable for this?
With the same features and cheaper?
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You haven't shown that "many countries" are building large-scale battery grid storage.
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> Though Vuze was also one of the earliest clients and it's also open source for some reasons it never really became popular. Maybe because it's a Java client?

Funny story there.

Vuze had an addon/plugin system of sorts. Rather popular addons were the ones that allowed you to 'fake upload'.

Vuze didn't have this built-in or anything, but it just made it easier.

For that reason basically any and every version was banned from the reputable trackers of the day, private, obviously.

For the users of public trackers, this is obviously irrelevant but that basically killed it right there and then, in time.
The mother of all clickbait lol
I’m not sure about plenty when you actually look at it, but in any case it’s because of government intervention.
Ongoing thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40843778
Fraud? That would be bizarre.

Companies buy sports arenas and private jets all the time.
You can have a stick with one boot and one commonly formatted (FAT32/exFAT/ext) partition, Linux image being stored in later. Then it's like a normal stick that can also be used to boot Linux. Ventoy automates this process, allowing you to throw any ISO in a specific directory and boot it.
While I don't have a PhD---I do have a master's degree in PL and have some published papers though---, yes you can do because a PhD only means that you can do a level of research required for the academia, at least in the technical sense. (PhD also suggests, but not always implies that you know enough tacit knowledge about a certain academic area.) You can even publish papers yourself if you can go through the usual academic process like peer review [1].

[1] Sadly enough, the current possibility of fake research means that even publishing to arXiv requires some support from the current researcher.
> I'm curious - did the people testing space nuclear weapons predict the intense effects

No:

> Starfish Prime caused an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) that was far larger than expected, so much larger that it drove much of the instrumentation off scale, causing great difficulty in getting accurate measurements. The Starfish Prime electromagnetic pulse also made those effects known to the public by causing electrical damage in Hawaii, about 900 miles (1,450 km) away from the detonation point, knocking out about 300 streetlights

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish_Prime
But the average lurker not logged in cannot see them.
Isn’t this why index funds exist?

For an individual investor who wants unopinionated exposure to “Big Pharma” it’s hard to buy more than, say, the ten largest stocks as in your example. They’d probably also focus on American stocks only since European are typically harder to buy. And then they miss out on Novo Nordisk.

But an index fund that buys (for example) the top 100 global companies in this vertical would have benefited from the rise of Novo.

If you had invested one million in a fund that held Novo at only a 2% weighing five years ago, there’s now a 100k gain from that stock alone. That makes up for a lot of middling big caps, and you didn’t have to actively pick Novo or any other stock.
Why matters that is written in Rust? Because there are already a few JS tools written in Rust, so you can now use the crates from projects like Deno[0], OXC[1], BiomeJS[2], etc to write your own tool with minimal effort.

Also note that the Vite team is writing Rolldown[3], and guest what? They are writing it in Rust.

[0] https://crates.io/search?q=deno
[1] https://crates.io/search?q=oxc
[2] https://crates.io/search?q=biome
[3] https://rolldown.rs
To my knowledge there is nothing the git index can do that Jujutsu can't, in a more sensible fashion.
Exactly. Code reviews shouldn't be about code formatting or anything that can be automated away with linters, formatters, code coverage limits and static analysis. If the build is green for the PR, then all that is already acceptable.
What Happened to Perl 7? (2022)
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Isn’t it just a curl gui, using curl under the hood ?
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FYI, also modern helmets are not designed to stop bullets but rather to protect from shrapnel and hand grenades. Stopping a bullet would mean breaking the wearers neck. (The kinetic energy needs to go somewhere after all.)
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The first one can be trivially proved with automatic decision procedures and the second one is also very easy to prove, I believe.
This is what I thought of right away.
Sadly, I only discovered that one after I named this project: https://github.com/chjj/mako
They probably said the same in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. "Merely weeks until victory." And as percentage of GDP, military spending was even higher back then: https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/countries/USA/uni...
This used to be a meme... CEOs getting ideas from dystopian movies.
It doesn't allow it, because it already happens. People are acting like this is enabling some new behavior, and that the sky is falling, but this behavior has already been established.
The more I learn about real estate the less inclined I am in participating. I'll probably rent for the rest of my life.
Certainly not the UK where inserting your stiffie in to something has rather a different connotation….
Most European countries have switched off all their major transmitters, or are preparing to switch off the last few that are left. E.g., in the Netherlands, there are now only low-power hobbyist stations, which will remain I think, but have a near-zero audience.
Tesla revenue was 96 billion last year. Byd's was ~85 billion. By earnings it's not even close.
What I've heard is they do/did a lot of explosive breaching. Then things like recoilless rifles, heavy machine guns or if you use a .50 caliber sniper rifle might further contribute to the situation.

I'm not sure if these types of units usually dive that deep that you would be worried about brain damage, but I'm less familiar with that side of things. Diving probably hasn't been that much of a focus during the recent years in the middle east either.
I think your comment is meant to be silly/funny. I will answer as if you were serious :P

To clarify what I understood from the article:

Autism is independent of cognitive mapping based communication styles, but it definitely makes difficulties in communication more intense especially when all communication styles are lumped into the same bucket. When considering neurotypical people, the way language is processed (left brian vs right brain) is often based on the "default" for the language. Here is an oversimplification of two languages, but the "default" seems to fit:

- American Sign Language is a visual and idea based language that tends to have more "weaver" right brain, "no point" communications. The Grammar focuses on "what and How".

- English is a auditory and command based language that tends to have more "concluder" left brain, "get to the point" communications. The grammar focues on "Who did it and why"

Improv classes increase "creative pathways" in the right brain. Others who are more right brained, may engage in "planning and resource allocation classes" to stimulate language usage in the left brain. Ability to "get to the point" and ability to "creatively improv" are both crucial skills, and by default as we speak english, the average person in class may need more "improv" classes to be successful. (you are an individual and not equal to "average", so this doesn't quite apply to you)
I'm going to wager South Africa based on this blog post: https://jasonelk.com/2015/12/who-knew-that-the-rest-of-the-w...
Rifles would never do this. They probably usually/always wore ear protection during training. Even if not it wouldn't do it. Many civilians fire guns throughout their lives, often without ear protection.

This would take a much bigger explosion.
4 founding engineers, this would be the 5th.
I made this web app to work on my intonation listening, so I can get better at singing. I imagine it would also be useful for violinists and the like, or just anyone who wants to make their relative pitch more precise. The way it works is it plays a random five note melody (from the 12ET C major scale) with one note out of tune, and you have to figure out which note and how many cents out of tune it is.

What's cool about this game is that most of it was written by Claude.ai. I had a working, nearly complete prototype in two minutes without writing any code. Really mind-blowing stuff. I did spend a few hours polishing it though.

The other cool thing is that the simple algorithm I came up with to generate random melodies for the game sometimes generates surprisingly good melodies. I have to take credit for that part so that people know the AI didn't come up with it.

And here's a similar game with a similar story: https://aaron.kriegman.net/pitch
How is that you imagine that "these people" don't have full control over any data and the entire process?
HISTORIC LOW definition: the lowest level that something, such as a price or interest rate, has been at any time

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Thanks for the follow up.

So they handle the upstream collisions nicely (i.e. the embedded content not affecting the parent site).

But the other side of it is the downstream (i.e. the parent site doing `div { color: black }` which propogates to the embedded content) and it won't handle that nicely.

You can do something like cleanslate does (https://github.com/premasagar/cleanslate) to aggressively unset so the parent sites CSS gets "disarmed". But it is not the smoothest and things like REM unit values still propagate to the embedded content.
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What I never understood about TDD is: why would one have to write the test first?

Now, I get that maybe the reason is human psyche and that one may not have the same discipline to write the test after the code. But, stripping that away, more logically asking, why does the test need to exist first?

I get that if you have a test, you have an exact "plan" of what your code needs to do/return and you then work on it until the test passes.. But isn't that the case already in any strongly typed language? You constrain the set of values your function can return to only the set of all valid values by defining a type (which is that set). (Okay I may have answered my own question, as we do define the expected type first).

I think that at the end of the day it comes down to finding a balance between complete formal validation of correctness and productivity/usability i.e. actually getting something done. TDD strikes me as a practice that slows you down a fair amount yet still doesn't offer anything close to complete formal validation, so it doesn't seem that attractive to me. But I still also wonder what alternatives are out there.
Deflecting it could maybe work though.
> For a team who have spent years working on the same repo, code reviews may not hold much value.

I have definitely found bugs [ETA during code review] in code written by very senior developers in code they've been familiar with for over a decade.
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Boot linux of a Smartphone would take drive emulation, which is possible, but not easily available.

To rootless Boot a Linux ON (not from) your phone is possible via tmux APP.

Search for "rootless kali nethunter" on YouTube. See here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmfM8VCAu-I
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I can't tell if your being genuine.

I am. My misconception was that cold viruses mutate rapidly and chances are low that it becomes dormant in an isolated group (given someone still bearing it). A common factoid/stereotype that I picked up somewhere and believed in. Thanks again for the explanation!
I went to the Outback Steakhouse in San Diego in 2000. The menu was very American. When I asked the waiter if they actually had Australian food he apologised for the lack of kangaroo.

I'm not entirely convinced he was joking.
Unless you pay the $1B a year or so for a few hundred years to maintain it in orbit or the massive cost to get it out of Earths orbit, it will eventually succumb to gravity and crash into the Earth.
Hurricane Beryl is now the earliest Category 5 storm ever recorded in Atlantic
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You'll get downvoted but I completely agree, it seems rewriting things in Rust and tinkering with bundlers is the new in-vogue thing to do. Lord knows why