skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tesla stock is basically Monopoly money and has no real relationship with how Tesla as a car company as actually doing
You entirely underestimate the power of structured learning and reinforcing exercises. While critical reasoning, curiosity, and passion are things that may be difficult to impart, a well-written book can cut hours of trial and error to something suitably reasonable. Notice that there are plenty of books but there are only a handful of "good" books.
My son has this Apitor kit: https://www.amazon.com/Apitor-App-Enabled-Dinosaur-Building-...

It's similar to Vex in that:

- you use a tablet to control the motor(s) using controls (like a remote controller) or code (like Scratch)

- the motors can be connected to different things (e.g. wheels) depending on how you put it together

- it has sensors as well as motors

I think Vex is a bit more modular in some ways. My son's Apitor kit comes with a proximity sensor and a color sensor, but I think with Vex you can choose which sensor(s) to attach to your build.
I don't disagree and I would be fine with the law requiring companies to gain your explicit consent to the collection of data. If I give consent then they must pay me 50% of the gross price of the data. Processing fees and overhead comes out of their share, not mine. And it must be in cash only. No in-kind trades. I want them to have to really want it badly if they want to profit on my information.
This is a line peddled by native Floridians who don't have the skills to earn a competitive salary that they can then use to buy a house. I can only talk about Tampa and St. Pete, but neither places are "full".
OpenRoad is part of the program mentioned in the DARPA article.

It's part of the larger chiplet initiative that DARPA has been driving since 2013 after what became the Super Micro scandal started in 2008-2011 [0][1].

Most US-China decoupling news and nearshoring you hear about now was stuff we started dealing with 10-20 years ago. I've yelled myself hoarse on HN evangelizing that fact.

Obama's "Look East" policy didn't start in a vacuum.

[0] - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2008-10-01/dangerous...

[1] - https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/06/us-mi...
> Not the US fifth amendment, no. They are based in a country...

Do we really assume not being in the US directly fixes everything?

When...

- Most social media used is US-based

- Phone markets like Android and iOS are US-based

- Browser stores like Chrome are US-based

- They have US-based servers

- They have US-based customers

- They have customers specifically wanting to access US-based content

The list goes on...

And they even have a .com domain, which is US-based.
> Error handling on CRC read error
> 2 or more copies of file, CRC on error, read other copy, data returned to userspace, does not correct bad copy

That's been implemented; in Linux 6.11 bcachefs will correct errors on read. See

> - Self healing on read IO/checksum error

in https://lore.kernel.org/linux-bcachefs/73rweeabpoypzqwyxa7hl...

Making it possible to scrub from userspace by walking and reading everything (tar -c /mnt/bcachefs >/dev/null).
> Lack of polish indicates core belief in the message/product.

It certainly can, but not always. In any case, this effect is why when I see a product that has a high degree of polish, I take it as a weak signal that the product is not great.
Wow, the nostalgia. Thank you, that's it!! This must have been added since the last time I searched.
> People get hung up on the unfair White advantage in chess, but actually it's not large enough.

It's fairly significant given the 'theoretical' assumption that perfect play always ends in a draw. However, in practice, whites wins significantly more than black.

> In tennis, on every point there's a big advantage to the server. Not because he "gets to go first" but because he gets a second chance in some situations.

Yes. It allows servers to take chances and go all out on their first serve. It's extremely beneficial to power servers. But you don't get 'take backs' in chess. So your analogy doesn't apply. You can't gamble with white and if black knows the opening, then start all over with another opening.

> The point is that chess isn't in need of evening out the first-move advantage.

As long as both players get equal chances to play with white. No player would agree to a tournament where you get black 10 times and your opponents gets white. Just like no tennis player will agree to a tournament where his opponents gets to serve all game.

As you computer chess stats show, it seems like better play leads to more draw. And the assumption that if chess is solved, then perfect chess is always a draw. But that's not how it works in the real world. White has a distinct advantage. Whether it is due to human psychology or something else altogether is up for debate.
Internet issues are generally localized to a user, neighborhood , ISP, region, etc.

This post doesn’t seem to have enough information to be useful. The fact that you were able to post, and others were able to see it, says the internet isn’t completely down.
This was 4 Ballon d'Ors ago
Is this just google blowing up their own asses or is this actually useable with some sane license?
Delouse
Nope, I wrote one a decade ago...

https://www.rocketgit.com/user/sylware/muinit (ofc not on github, but on a git repo with noscript/basic (x)html clean support).

And for broken software still using udev instead of direct linux kernel event (or inotify or file system polling), a fork of udev: https://www.rocketgit.com/user/sylware/mudev (had to do some fixing for all the attempts at breaking old udev to force people to use that abomination of systemd-udev).

The "abomination" word is fair.

This init is still using C99, I plan to move to RISC-V 64bits assembly interpreted on x86_64, but this is a goal on the very long run. I wish for RISC-V success all over the board (desktop/server/mobile/embedded/etc). Because, ultra high complex languages with their very few compilers are a problem for real-life alternatives and because of "conveniently backdoored machine code generation with correct high level language code"...
IIRC it was more like 120-130 degrees. McDonalds chose a higher temperature under the assumption it would cool a bit on the trip home, and be a normal temperature by the time you drank it.

Edit - it's in the Wikipedia link:

> Liebeck's attorneys argued that, at 180–190 °F (82–88 °C), McDonald's coffee was defective, and more likely to cause serious injury than coffee served at any other establishment.

In case it's not at the top of anyone's mind, water boils at 212 F / 100 C.
> needs to be a large pool of government-backed capital specifically for commercial to residential redevelopment and fast-track zoning approvals

There is no shortage of capital in real estate. Simplify approvals and the builders will come.
Let's be real: you've never been poor. I have. When you're poor you don't "choose a job that's nearer". You get whatever you can take. If that's 2 hours commute each way, so be it. You need to eat and pay rent (at least in the US where there's not much in the way of welfare). The rich and poor alike drive, but the rich can live close to work and the poor often can't. The very poor take the bus if it's available and just eat the extra time commuting, which in my city is usually 3x the time driving. The bus is also a safety issue, my friends have been robbed waiting for the bus and after getting off the bus, driving is safer in this regard.
1. Has there really been no progress in fending off the canker and the greening, somehow?

2. "What about biofuel?" <- Is that even legit, climate-wise? I mean, are they not always just neglecting to account some of the overheads of biofuel productin and use, and their energy and carbon emissions?
> Noone is forcing people into suburbs (which are awful in itself) but people feel the need to have detached house with garden (as a status, just like car…)

Sure. How dare people not afford 1.2 million PLN( 304k$) so that 4 people (2 adults + 2 children) can live in a 80 sqm apartment[1].

The theme in these answers are very common, the majority of people wanting comfort are wasteful and vain. I guess back in the day of Gierek's(communist times) buildings were the right fit.

[1] https://rynekpierwotny.pl/wiadomosci-mieszkaniowe/raport-cen...
By graffiti, I assume you mean tags, i.e. not the ones with some artistic value?

I live in Zurich and also wasn't under the impression that it's noticeably worse than elsewhere, but it's certainly an unnecessary eyesore.

There was some reporting on it recently, saying that a major issue are private building owners. Public spots are usually cleaned up quickly. They said the city has some form of very cheap service/insurance offering that building owners can get, which assures that any reported sprayings will be washed off by city workers within x days, but that this service seems to be not widely known. So at least, people seem to be aware of the issue and doing something.

Nothing preventing tackling both issues at the same time, in any case.
Lifesaving Float to Live campaign launches as weather warms
> No, the charges are "unlawful deportation and transfer of Ukrainian children from occupied areas of Ukraine to the Russian Federation", and we're talking about "at least hundreds of children". This has nothing to do with genocide and you shouldn't really throw the word around lightly.

Abduction of children is a form of genocide and stipulated as such in international treaties. As with many other crimes, the full extent remains unknown due to lack of access to occupied territories, but the number of victims is in at least tens of thousands, possibly in hundreds of thousands.

> Now, that is some good old whataboutism. The URSS doesn't even exist anymore.

... refutes nothing I said.
Negative Space Programming Is Misunderstood
I asked it to draw fluid dynamics and game of life, but the results don't seem to work.

I'm curious how you avoid hallucination to make sure the generated glsl can be compiled.

also the generation takes a long time, and there is no loading effect, making me think it wasn't functioning.
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Have you seen Yomi hustle? it's similar but more of a modern fighting game.
I talked to support a while ago because I needed a replacement. There were none in stock but the agent said they were experiencing a supply shortage, though there are plans to get more TVs onto Amazon and Walmart soon (whenever that is).
No? From the text at least, the low bits are just used to select the bucket, this is a common technique (and reason for using power of two sizes such that you don't need a full modulo).

Once you're in a bucket, it does full hash match, then I assume (didn't look at the patch) actual key comparison.
Ok. I think my issue is that Akamai CDN is blocking us :/
Good to hear:) My understanding is that it's easier to break a CoW filesystem like that because if you run out of space you can't even delete things (because that requires writing that change), so I'm not surprised that the rest (the non-CoW filesystems) did fine, but I'm happy to hear that ZFS also handles it.
I'd love to see an update of it with stats from his full career though.
I am neutral as I have no idea about this but what was in the linked article, but in the linked article, they claim that they have a process for removing the natural “biopesticides” that result in it tasting so awful.
Orlando resident here. Disagree with "great climate" and "affordable living."

I honestly don't understand those who say Florida has great weather. We have basically two seasons:

Wet season: Hot and humid. Being outside after ~10am feels like being in a sauna. It rains nearly every afternoon. Usable daylight hours for outdoor activities, when you subtract the hottest part of the day and the rain time is like 3-4 hours.

Dry season: Mild & less humid. Less rain.

The problem is that wet season is like 6-8 months out of the year! I wouldn't call any place that's this miserable for this much of the year a place with "great climate."

Yesterday, I took off work and went to Bok Tower Gardens with my family (neat place, btw). It was insanely hot and humid, and I was pretty miserable.

Prior to living in Orlando I lived in Austin, TX, which is also hot but felt more comfortable because it's so much drier. And perhaps I'm bitter and making an unfair comparison, but Orlando, at least, is a cultural wasteland compared to Austin. And although real estate was luckily much less expensive when we moved here in 2021, prices have risen rapidly over the last few years and aren't quite the bargain they previously were. You can find cheap housing if you want to live in one of Orlando's many soulless exurbias, but if you want to live close to downtown or in Winter Park, prices are on par with Austin.
Then perhaps it is time to realign priorities.
There are orders of magnitude more people exercising at gyms with the specific goal of achieving some kind of desired body type, even if they aren't bodybuilders per se.
I wish people would stop going on about BSD jails as if they are the same. I would recommend at least using jails first. Most people using container technologies are well versed in BSD jails, as well as other technologies such as LXD, CRI-O, Micro VM's, and traditional virtualization technologies (KVM).

You will encounter rough edges with any technology if you use it long enough. Container technologies require learning new skills, and this is where I personally see people often get frustrated. There is also the lean left mentality of container environments, where you are expected to be responsible for your environment, which is difficult for some. I.E. users become responsible for more then in a traditional virtualizated environment. People didn't stop using VM's, they just started using containers as well. What you should use is dependent on the workload. When you have to manage more then a single VM, and work on a larger team, the value of containers becomes more apparent. Not to mention the need to rapidly patch and update in today's environment. Often VM's don't get patched because applications aren't architected in a way to allow for updates without downtime, although it is possible. There is a mentality of 'if it's not broke, don't fix it'. There is some truth that virtualized hardware can provide bounds of seperation as well, but other things like selinux also enforce these boundaries. Not to mention containers are often running inside VM's as well.

Using ephemeral VM's is not a new concept. The idea of 'cattle vs pets', and cloud, was built on KVM (OpenStack/AWS).
Grok 'secretly' trains the new model with your X data by default
Using GitHub as a (bad) blog platform
Guinness tastes foul if you've had some beer before trying it.
People ask me to 'try a bit' (i can down a pint whilst my next one is being poured), but I always refuse if they've had a beer beforehand.
I was the same.
the shingles vaccine is an old-style vaccine, not mRNA. and there is no evidence of hearing loss related to the Covid vaccine. are you a spam bot?
I mostly use .txt file with Sublime Text (I don’t sync notes), GitHub’s „project” (set to private) and sometimes I also message myself on Signal.
I am watching the Speed Chess Championship on Twitch as we speak and the commentators along with interviews with GMs and the players themselves are nonstop talking about bluffing and anticipation.

Magnus for example talks about the importance of purposely making a sub-optimal move as a way to bluff your opponent. Your opponent likely has memorized all the optimal moves and so you make a sub-optimal move to leave your opponent guessing whether you made a genuine mistake that you can be punished for, or whether you made that sub-optimal move on purpose because you studied it extensively whereas your opponent has not and you know if your opponent doesn't play it absolutely perfectly you can trap them.

I mean seriously you can watch the championship for free on Twitch right now with GM Naroditsky and GM Rozman, and they don't really talk that much about what the theoretical best moves are, they talk about the psychology, about players going on tilt, about making aggressive moves to throw your opponent off. It's fun and fascinating.
At first I thought that's not a big deal, I could manage that with `nvm`. But I think you're right, you really want it to pick up the project-specific typescript so that you're using ONE version of typescript for type checking, execution, and more.
fclones for example covers it well for any filesystem with reflinks:

https://lib.rs/crates/fclones

fclones group |fclones dedupe
>It's a high-end high-performance Sandisk USB drive

That doesn't mean much. How high end? USB thumb drives are still much slower than SSDs or even HDDs.

>Regardless, I still expect the choice of filesystem to not hard freeze my OS.

That's a very particular filesystem, that's not designed for such hardware. OF course you'll run into issues. The FS expects data at a throughput that the ARM controller in the USB thumb drive can't deliver. OF course it will have issues.
russia’s ultimate goal is to spread misinformation to destroy democratic countries from within and then invade these countries’ land.

Because they stand no chance fighting fare and square.
You could use different nodepool per customers using the same k8s control plane.
I've had the same experience in Bucharest.
Whenever I hear about biofuels, I’m always very skeptical. For instance, our massive boondoggle of planting corn to turn into ethanol for automotive fuel is very provably pointless, since more energy needs to be consumed in the cultivation of the corn than will be extracted from the ethanol.
Interesting point about CO2 - I'd assume your thought about condensation is correct, but it also occurs to me to wonder if it's a gas in those little canisters; a lot of the gas systems I've dealt with have a liquid phase somewhere in the loop.

And I didn't think that carbonated beverages had any difference in flavor, but a huge difference in texture/mouthfeel.
> exterminated scientist, priests, doctors and officers

So did the Nazis, in higher quantities too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligenzaktion

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalplan_Ost
You only need the short SHA, which is 4 characters. Brute force ends up becoming very easy with 65k possibilities.
I was recently charged for a few updates to the head unit to fix issues that had a TSB, and that was annoying and I think that kind of thing should be free.

However maps data is licensed so the cost makes more sense for that.
ITT: if you're rich enough you don't have to see the billboards saturating the landscape of the customers feeding the investments you own.
Correct it's not (at least that I can tell), but there are some (indirect) ways to approximate that number based on order, time, and/or color
Well, and why this specific idea should persist? Or more precisely why the alternatives should be dense cities, suburbs or isolated countrysides instead of a mixture of them?

> The sound of a party or of children playing is not noise. Even the drone of a lawn mower is not noise.

If you casually came here for a vacations or something similar I can show you what I'm talking about... Yes theoretically children playing around a school should not make much noise, except when they do make many, with some of their parents helps picking them with a Harley, or a rusty old 4x4 with a holed muffler, often honking to attract their child attention, similarly a small electric lawn mower does not makes much noise, but a diesel small tractor at high rpm due to an old alternative mowing bar picking not only grass but also rocks and roots because the owner is not much good at regulating it's height from the seat and the ground is not a flat curated grass only surface but a mix of grass, pines wood, some brambles explicitly put due to same old litigation with another neighbor and his dogs freely moving around... Well... Ah, the fertilizer is manure discharged once per year by another neighbor from a farm trailer aside the border, than left here maybe few days because the neighbor who fertilize have something else to do... That's all part of the natural package. Here it's not like USA homes with a bit of short grass and white low fences, it's more vary, of course not at all terrible as described above but still have such aspects sometimes in the year.
> Wooopdeeda a strawman setup leading to yet another insult.

Go learn what a straw man is. Amazing how moronic it sounds to claim that biden is the one that decided to withdraw from afghanistan. Huh?

> anyone with different views

Not different views. Incorrect views. Big difference. And I love how you call me a 'know-it-all' when it's you acts like one.

> your prior comment was flagged to death by the way.

The best comments tend to be.
> The best thing about HN is that comments feel pretty temporary

I have a google chrome extension that lights up when there are HN comments for the page I'm on. If I organically discover a blog post and that lights up, then I will often read the comments even though it might have been posted years ago. There is often useful insight or context to be gained.
„Offline PC” sounds interesting. Is it for security reasons?
80-90 Fahrenheit is barely warm. It was 80-90C, which is just a hair under boiling and will absolutely do serious damage.

That's not serving temperature - that's brewing temperature. You have to work to keep coffee that hot, it's not something that happens passively.
Modern Emacs TS/React Config with lsp-mode, treesitter, tailwind, TSX and more
Frank Zappa 1977: "They will pull back the curtains"
Apparently the source of the often seen meme quote from Frank Zappa:

> I would say the illusion [of freedom] will continue as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move all the tables and chairs out of the way, and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theatre.
instructions unclear about Chinese 3 wheel chassis