skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interestingly, the inside surface of a rocket nozzle is covered with tiny holes. Fuel is circulated in a jacket around the nozzle both to pre-heat the fuel and to cool the nozzle. Additional cooling of the nozzle comes from fuel leaking into the combustion chamber through those holes, carrying away the heat so it doesn't melt the nozzle. It's called boundary layer cooling.

It was one of the technological breakthroughs of von Braun's team with the V2.
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The previous discussion was from before the full tests results were released.
> All forms of structuring society are "regulation"

If you're going to count the emergent structure that forms from voluntary cooperation as "regulation", the word loses its meaning.

> Capitalism doesn't exist without private property law.

Sure it does.

Laws aren't self-enforcing: the the thing that makes laws "real" is violence (or the threat of violence) backing them up.

For those who are unable to avail themselves of remedies under the law - typically because they're engaging in illegal behavior - they can skip the law bit and move straight to violence.

Basically every criminal organization or individual operates in this manner.

I'm not saying it's nice to live this way - I very much like living in a place with a (mostly) functioning legal system. But Capitalism very much does exist without private property law.
I think pretty much everyone in all of human history would have failed the test of contemporary moral standards on some level.
Asahi Linux's bespoke GPU driver is running Windows games on Apple Silicon Macs
Hmmm, so is WPengine actually contributing to WordPress? Everything I've seen seem to indicate very little development work. But maybe I'm misinformed.

Also, the community (in terms of development) is basically automattic and... that's it. That's the whole problem! But again, I completely agree that the royalty request was extremely weird especially considering the supposed separation between WordPress.org & Automattic
You still have to drive to work to clean up chicken shit, unless you live with your employer.
You can look into it yourself. This is a web forum, not university.

I don't understand how are your questions going to answer anything anyways - it's not like the answer is going to be the same anywhere.
I read the journals of Colombus mostly as a result of reading comments like yours and wondering what I was missing that wasn't taught in school so to speak.

At least in the Kantian sense, the guy was not really bad in that he didn't really intend to do much harm. His writing is very tied to bringing Christianity to Caribbean tribes, some of which were still actively practising cannibalism. He "scammed" them by trading glass beads for gold, but that still feels somewhat minor. I wonder if people don't sometime confuse him with Cortés (who was a true piece of work) and the later stage of Spanish colonisation which all happens several years after the death of Columbus.
Or dismantled, lol
Genetic contributions from any individual ancestor outside the direct maternal line quickly becomes almost indistinguishable once you get more than a few generations out. Centuries out like Columbus is, it's entirely possible for him to have contributed 0 base pairs to any of his descendants.

Some of Columbus' descendants still hold noble titles though, like the Duke of Veragua:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crist%C3%B3bal_Col%C3%B3n_de...
Getting to Mars is hard but not that hard compared to getting a large payload to Mars surface and back to Earth. Some people may assume Mars return is around twice as hard but it's orders of magnitude harder. And that's before even contemplating doing so with a cargo of humans and the necessary tonnage for them to survive on Mars at least 26 months.
It's all in the architecture They literally predict the next word by association with the input buffer. o1 tries to fix part of the problem by posing external control over it, which should improve logical reasoning, but if it can't spot the missing information in its association, it's doomed to repeat the same error. Yes, quite a few people are also pretty stupid, emotion-driven, association machines. It's commonly recognized, except perhaps by their parents.
This would be a stronger article if it talked about other countries’ experience with political betting.

During the UK’s general election earlier this year, there was a scandal because some Conservative insiders had used inside information to bet on the date of the election. But I’m not aware of any case where the betting has driven the politics.
> which we imagined to be separate and unique...

Only because we were young. We really just didn't know yet how nature, nurture and experience shape creators, or humans in general. Least of it all emerges in the brain, it's mostly what we watch, hear, smell, taste & feel what others do, then lots of biomimicry, bio-electric necessity and then some curiosity & more or less love.

Then we learn that some things should never leave the confines of our brains and that groups of people have different thresholds for what is tolerable and what is absolutely not.

America: Russia is evil. The Comrades must die.

Russia: Fuuuck Americans, they are absolutely alright.
there is an issue open for this one but I still did not implement it. PRs are welcome :)
> I don't think I've been in any class since elementary school in which I did not have foundational knowledge

> If I'm a student, I have a textbook and the ability to read

You are such an outlier that I don't think you have the awareness to make any useful observations on this topic. Quite a lot of students in the US are now starting to lack the ability to read, horrifyingly (and it was never 100%), and using ChatGPT to do homework is common.
“CL-Forth compiles with LispWorks but crashes running the Forth test suite.”

wouldn’t this normally preclude doing any actual work with it?
I think I'll take the roommates.
You're probably thinking of microsoft java. I was talking about the proper java.
Thank you. Also https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92064

I lack the context - are they still layong out the widths of characters when wrapping?
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1240754657263144960?lang=en

https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/20/21187760/twitter-elon-mus...

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/04/29/tech/elon-musk-twitter-co...

Lots of examples. And I’m not just talking about his general opinions on government response, but actual misinterpretations and misstatements of data that were straight-up wrong.

It was also a clear breaking point between Elon and local and state government in California over how local restrictions were going to affect Tesla’s factory in Fremont.
The thing is that no one is judging the mission based on this imperfection. It's just intellectual curiosity, which is a good thing. The comments that are getting down voted are all assuming some negative motive that just isn't present.
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yes, nginx is
Countable infinity does not work like that: two countable infinities are not more than one countable infinity. I think it falls into the "not even wrong" category of statements.

The Wikipedia article is fairly useful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countable_set
The number of AI therapists and AI-driven mental health apps is growing rapidly. This blog post includes a list of great AI-powered wellness apps.
OOP is a lousy joke.
They are meaningless for projects like the linux kernel. The linux kernel has no stable kernel API and they aren't supposed to break userspace. There's not that much to semantically version without a stable external API.
https://archive.ph/O9HTK
> There's nothing stopping them from doing what western Europeans did, vote in leaders who provide better working conditions, better worker protections and better pay, and other policies that reduce poverty.

On the local level, gerrymandering can quite literally stop them from doing that.
Wow, it’s now at -27.
Makes intuitive sense, thanks for the insight.

A second layer blockage for the secondary particles wouldn't have to be as dense or am I missing important physics?

(I guess a lot of gamma radiation would still reach this second layer so please ignore my question :)
I’m a Rust newbie, wondering how f32::clone could show up in a profile. Wouldn’t that be an inline no-op under any kind of optimization? I mean, cloning a float is, at worst, a MOV instruction, no?
Travel. I have seen many cities by now, and more and more it becomes obvious to me that I will grow old where I am, and that a city of 3 million is the sweet spot for me. Too small and I feel like you do. Too big and I feel too small.

I ended up where I am because of an internship abroad I took almost on a whim 9 years ago.

You are still young. The cost of trying different things is still low. That window of opportunity never really closes, but it’s hard to make big changes once you are tied down by obligations.

If you want out, this is the time.
> I don't think that report says what you think it says.

The report also speaks to personal, social and populational damage.

> I'm also unfamiliar with the dose of SSRIs that would send you into a coma

Its not the SSRI itself, but rather anything that messes with your reuptake can put you into some deep problems. And of course the bog-standard grapefruit+medicine interaction.

> I'm also saying they should not be your first resort.

My point was that if we are talking drugs, yes, treatment with psilocybin should definitely be higher up the list than SSRIs. SSRIs would most likely be for life, daily. Psilocybin could be bi-annually or perhaps even as spot treatment only.

> So there's no need for your rude presumption that I find it generally unsafe.

Apologies for coming off too strong. I just feel that, reasonable as it is, the “let’s all just take a minute” attitude gives too much ammunition to conservative hoohas to stymie these alternate treatments for another few decades. Imagine if marijuana had been more accessible to people like this in the 80’s-10’s:

https://youtu.be/zNT8Zo_sfwo?si=-0xxkGE22zk9q_bC

https://youtu.be/FSdjvEnyRzk?si=urVWAeUZ4fTCdUiw
I second that recommendation. There's some really good discussion on when and how to apply heuristics like this to real-life decisions.
I never said that, please reread my post.
Ads Industry would rather not you to have any control over your attention. Indeed, if ads can't distract you, can't steal your attention, then those ads can't make money.
Dupe of

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41827362

@dang I think that post might benefit from this posts's title
Keep adding layers until you get to 1.3 feet of lead and it’ll work.
I have this with whole Guardian site on macos Safari but works in ff.
First thing it makes we want to do is qualify success rates among individuals. Eg investors. Some are quite successful, but more so relative to what you’d expect give equal randomness?
This feels a little to high level for me, the leap from what LLM does today to provable theorem set is rough.

community is having large debates on whether an LLM can reason outside of its training.This feels ignored in here.
I think it pains some of us to say it because of the person Musk has turned out to be, which is the opposite direction I think many of us were hoping his character development would take him.
writing/thinking in FP style since 2020. Elixir, Js, F#, Julia and even PhP. Never got back to OOP. Never needed to. I realized what a waste of time and frustration had been OOP for me for almost 15 years (Java, C#).
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In the first spacex rocket Musk thought that it was a good idea to not install baffles. He learned from experience that they are indeed needed.
To correct you, the revealing of a past bug happens almost all the time when a company does fix the bug- that’s what lets researchers publish their findings and show the work they do publicly, and usually gives the company some positive PR for showing their willingness and responsiveness to fix issues. See the CVE program.
We've banned this account because it has been breaking the site guidelines badly and frequently. You can't do that here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41752003 was particularly bad, but unfortunately there are many other examples.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

(This is not a comment on the content of the article.)
Maybe, but if increased concision also decreases comprehension, there is a balance to be struck, not just a value to optimize.
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California officials reject more SpaceX launches, with some citing Musk's X posts

https://twitter.com/shellenberger/status/1845131546501734440...
Not to be outdone, the 1-ingredient banana bread.

Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C).
Grease or line a small loaf pan or round cake tin with parchment paper to prevent sticking.
Peel the ripe bananas and mash them thoroughly using a fork or potato masher until smooth and lump-free.
Pour the mashed bananas into the prepared cake tin and spread it evenly with a spatula.
Place the tin in the oven and bake for 25-30 minutes or until the cake is firm to the touch and slightly golden on top.
Remove the cake from the oven and let it cool in the tin for about 5-10 minutes before transferring it to a wire rack to cool completely.
Once cooled, slice the banana cake into squares or wedges and serve. You can enjoy it as is or top with a sprinkle of cinnamon, some honey, or a dollop of whipped coconut cream.
Thanks to DFS restrictions in the US, there are effectively only two 80 MHz channels that can reliably be used in the 5GHz band.

2.4GHz only has three non-overlapping 20MHz channels, and those can only do ~286 Mbps throughput in the best case when using 802.11ax.

The 6GHz band is finally allowing 14 non-overlapping 80 MHz channels and 7 160MHz channels, without any DFS restrictions (though some channels are lower-power/indoors only).
MPC doesn't need to take a ton of compute power. It all comes down to how sophisticated the underlying model is. You can have a MPC with 20 variables and run it at multiple kilohertz on a tiny microcontroller.

When you build something like this, you're torn between having a big model that represents everything and a smaller model that is easier to validate and reason about. Based on simulation, you might go for a smaller model that "knows" to stay away from operating areas where hidden variables (like really complicated tank slosh) invalidate the small model.

I doubt the actual control loop is too much processing, but it's certainly possible to build controllers with SDRAM, millions of variables of state, and hard realtime processing, though I wouldn't build it on top of preempt-rt. ;)
> Neither was there a big Jewish presence in the rest of the Italian peninsula

Wait, so the name „ghetto“ wasn’t contrived there?

Snark aside, is there any proof or qualification delivered with that quite important yet ambiguous side node, that there supposedly wasn’t any significant jewish presence in Italy?
"Error establishing a database connection" ... Have you considered caching?
There’s nothing new here, most athletes are aware of these issues, and there are plenty of discussions on Reddit. For instance, you can check out the Garmin subreddit. I've even had problems with fitness bands like Polar.

My recommendation is to be cautious with extreme inaccuracies and interpretations, especially for health-related reasons. It's also helpful to develop greater awareness of your body as part of your training.
I have used restic for a year now. I’ve thought about it twice. 9/10 would backup again.
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Sample size only matters for statistical power. After certain point, the diminishing returns will fall of a cliff. Lay persons seems to have mistrust of seemly small sample sizes, but they need to understand that doubling the size of the study only improves statistical in 5-10% for dichotomous studies. If we mandated a bigger sample size without taking into account why it's relevant and how it's calculated, it will make every study cost prohibited.
Likely China… they have the interest in finding out, interest in probing and large technology in drones
True, but even before that there were fake spacex streams (complete with a 'verified account' symbol) with 10k+ alleged viewers.
> Hmmm, so is WPengine actually contributing

Yes, WPEngine is contributing to the wordpress community, but that's beside the point, since WPEngine's contributions to the community only came up when WPEngine refused matt's shakedown demand to transfer money into matt's pockets. Weirder still, matt banned WPEngine from contributing to the community on wordpressdotorg, then took some of WPEngine's community contributions and claimed them as their own.

> Also, the community (in terms of development) is basically automattic and... that's it.

It's interesting that you felt the need to qualify "community", limiting it to "in terms of development". The community is the sum total of all users of, and contributors to, the wordpress ecosystem. Matt has harmed millions of community members with his actions, and the community is telling him to knock it off, for the good of the community.
It could solve life on earth
This is a relevant reflection and I have contemplated collecting BBS memories from my network and strangers. Will be doable once my kids are a bit older and work is a bit leds intense.

Let us stay in touch!

2:206/149 or about in my profile and you’ll find me :)
No it isn’t. You’re implying education = higher standard of living, more jobs. It doesn’t.

One man can make a video lesson and teach millions, so more educators doesn’t mean more educated.

You can change the teacher:student ratio and still improve the number of educated. If you think this is false, then anything beyond 1:1 tutors is bad. Yet UCLA doesn’t operate on 1:1 ratios.

Finally, what makes you think there will be less educators? Very likely UCLA can rely on the rich and nerdy people who are willing to subsidize their own careers. This already happens in many fields.

Really finally, this is a shit practice. I’d like to see an audit of where the money goes such that the most student focused educators become last in line to get paid.
It's weird, that happened last time too so you'd think if it was a glitch they would have fixed it.
and thrown out with the bathwater is we've bred these mice to be very similar to us in some cases. if you wanted these studies done on humans you'd be dead before the results came back positive or negative.
At the current trajectory, I wouldn't count on Google "not sucking more" holding out for long.
SpaceX proposed it but I doubt there is any chance of this architecture ever achieving the airliner-level reliability needed for people to accept routine Earth-to-Earth passenger service. That's several levels beyond what you'd need to fly astronauts.

Maybe a future architecture with more redundancy could get there someday.
> There's much more to it than the programming language.

Which was never claimed.

That paper is a little bit about Erlang and a whole lot about OTP and other methodology and design technique.

It is still, very much "the paper" for distributed systems, though its applicability to this particular problem is limited.
You can use CCL
The benefits can be negated by what you eat outside the fasting window. Anecdotally, a few guys I knew feasted on baclava and super sweet tea first chance they got. also not drinking any water during the fast, especially in hot climates might be net unhealthy independent of any fasting benefits. I don't know any studies on that though, happy to stand corrected...
We can't leagally shoot down drones flying over military bases?
Can really tell that law was written before the Ukraine war..
No, psychology studies have been traditionally very poor because most of the theory was literally out of someone ass, without proper design. Newer studies have been shown to be very robust, public freakout notwithstanding.
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I have been told by people who worked on them that you get radiation hardened aerospace/defence grade chips by backing off the clock speed about 20% to give signal stabilization slightly longer time. I can understand the population being confused about this but industry being confused seems to have more to do with regulatory capture and beaurocratic moats which SpaceX does seem to be bypassing.
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I visited us in summer, from Italy. Bread was so sugary. Cakes were sugary. Everything was much more sugary than here
haha thanks for the correction - I was under the Turtles All the Way Down mindset :)
The first paragraph reminds me of the following from The Joy Luck Club.

It started to rain again, just a light rain. The people from downstairs called up to me once again to hurry. And my thoughts became more urgent, more strange.

I asked myself, what is true about a person? Would I change in the same way the river changes color but still be the same person? And then I saw the curtains blowing wildly, and outside rain was falling harder, causing everyone to scurry and shout. I smiled. And then I realized it was the first time I could see the power of the wind. I couldn’t see the wind itself, but I could see it carried the water that filled the rivers and shaped the countryside. It caused men to yelp and dance.

I wiped my eyes and looked in the mirror. I was surprised at what I saw. I had on a beautiful red dress, but what I saw was even more valuable. I was strong. I was pure. I had genuine thoughts inside that no one could see, that no one could ever take away from me. I was like the wind.

I threw my head back and smiled proudly to myself. And then I draped the large embroidered red scarf over my face and covered these thoughts up. But underneath the scarf I still knew who I was. I made a promise to myself: I would always remember my parents’ wishes, but I would never forget myself.
Typist is a bit older than that, it was born in 2018. Regardless, I don't expect it to have feature parity with latex, but it still lacks several important and simple packages.
Besides, I was just making a point on why people in a similar situation to mine should/shouldn't use it for big documents; what I found good and bad; and what would maintainers need to develop for more people to switch
I've used restic for five years (and also Borg is equally good), similarly very much recommended:

https://www.stavros.io/posts/holy-grail-backups/
Give a man a little power.
Amazing achievement, but also reminds me that what NASA and its contractors accomplished during the 1960s still stands with current day systems engineering.

The 3rd Saturn V launch put three men into orbit around the Moon. The 6th landed two of them there.
What I think he meant is that time slows down for him in the way that time around him speeds up while he can stay focused on one thing.

Now of course I’m not the author so I’m not sure but yeah the way you’re describing it (real time flying when you’re locked in on something) is how I feel it goes for most people
"... Super Heavy[1] has 3400000 kg of fuel at launch ..."

So, 34M kg of fuel has to be burned (in this booster alone) to facilitate a flight ... and I see that the propellant is CH4 / LOX[1].

Burning methane is much, much better than simply releasing methane but the release becomes CO2 instead ...

What is the back-of-the-envelope conversion of 34M kg CH4 vs., for instance, 34M kg of kerosene/JP ?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Super_Heavy#Engines