skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s trivial to find studies detailing lower-magnitude negative effects of the things mentioned, but in isolation. As far is I’m aware, the net impact on our biology of the dozens of environmental stressors we face remains to be studied.

This doesn’t directly go to anything I said, but I will share this fun review: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221475002...
Please explain to me how lower launch costs will help weather prediction.

Please give me the benefit of the doubt and help me understand what lower launch costs help with the average american today. I am asking an honest question to a different poster who originally indicated that the benefits were easily imaginable.

> We can easily imagine the things it will make possible.

I am trying to imagine how building reusable rockets leads to improving GPS and weather systems that decades of other fields that use those technologies couldn’t improve on already. What is this special low cost rocket sauce that enables it?

I can see the blind Marvel-movie-like fandom of “but it’s science” and “its our destiny” and “imagine all the wonderful things but don’t let me tell you ;)” but I do not see the actual details of what this will enable besides allowing Musk et al to hollow out planets for mining operations for their own gain.

Why would I want to answer my own question when I don’t understand what the original poster was suggesting?

You seem at a loss for these easily imaginable ideas.
I wouldn't even use DO for that, unless it's like a private server for just your friends.

I won't touch DO after they took my droplet offline for 3 hours because I got DDoS'd by someone that was upset that I banned them from an IRC channel for spamming N-bombs and other racial slurs.
Apparently America draws the line of where it's bad somewhere between computers/TVs and food for the poor/working class.
This is peak “tone-deaf coastal elite”.
Ajit Pai tried his damnedest.
You might reasonably be describing the current TikTok algorithm, but companies often modify algorithms over time.
They absolutely had the opportunity to give the president an excuse to stay in power.

“The electoral ballots have been compromised, Congress is in disarray with its leadership killed. I’m staying in office for the duration of this emergency, and the states will decide on a process to select new electors, or the House of Representatives will elect the next president per its Constitutional authority.”
In my previous life at Facebook, I worked on the infra team and worked on a cluster manager similar to kubernetes, thats where I first heard the term sidecar. Something about the concept of a binary running alongside the pod powering other related things felt strong.
In most parts this is the inspiration for naming the AI brain: sidecar
I think people mistake his radical-styled rhetoric for radical policies

Trump is one of the most moderate Republicans on most social issues (abortion, lgb, criminal justice etc.)

He is the most moderate on entitlements (constantly promises to not cut medicare, medicaid and social security) contrary to every Republican campaign in the past (remember Paul Ryan?)

He is a "moderate" on foreign policy (not a Cheney/Bush war hawk, not a 60's style pacifist)

I could go on but I think the important point is; every point he wants to make, he makes in the loudest most wild way possible and people who aren't disposed to vote for him anyway see that as "radical". The correct word IMO is "crazy" or "wild".

Voters who are in the center or can swing either way see him as promising fairly conventional things but in a crazy tone. Maybe tone doesn't matter as much to them
>It’s your people who decide to see it, not a foreign govt

The threat is that it silently engages in manipulation, rather than something like RT or New York Times where the bias is well known ahead of time.
Given that Trump is a well know career crook and got a lanslide, I would argue that people are just even more gullible than ever.
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I really don't see why there's this cognitive dissonance. Limiting enemy states' government broadcasting power inside your territory is pretty low on the controversial things a gov can do.
Usually bribers will want some proof, like a photo of your vote, when you go inside and there are election observers and you're not allowed to use your phone it's more difficult to provide that proof.
If you look at polling data, Biden (a white man) was doing considerably worse than Harris (an asian woman). The issue wasn't race/gender, the issue was causing 8% inflation and ignoring real american issues to instead talk about abortion, which has always been a state issue
I mean a lot of people speculate that BTC is going up due to Trump's policies and promises, but an equally logical reason is that people expect the fall of USD. Currencies tend to fall after heated elections anywhere.

USD/EUR isn't necessarily a good reference either because they could be headed the same direction - an aggressive POTUS could be viewed as bad for NATO. Even gold, because that gold is going somewhere physical.

But there's not much other evidence that the USD is weakening after the election.
thank god i moved my entire company to debian last year
it's enough to deal with w11 on its own
Isn't it amazing?

"Chat, is this real?"
I think the best option for this, which is one listed in the article, is the dataclass. It's like a struct in C or Rust. It's ideal for structured data, which is, I believe, what a named tuple is intended for.
Thinking identity politics, liberalism, leftism, socialism, the Democrats and communism are equivalent.

I know people who think this. I have them in my family. Doesn't mean it's correct
That's fair, as long as you (as in country) won't cry foul when somebody blocks your outlet because they want to control your messaging.

If you're going to cry foul, maybe you shouldn't block the other party in the first place.
> What do people need?

People need money. Being a caregiver is financially devastating because those who need the care often exceed their means, and society expects caregivers to pick up the tab. We've emphasized quantity of life over quality of life; that diminished quality of life often comes not only in the form of physical and emotional suffering, but also impoverishment.

And in the US, caregiving about to get even more financially devastating as the ACA is either repealed or gutted.
Nah, you absolutely can. A decent portion of the country still thinks a certain Navy lieutenant faked injuries in order to get a Purple Heart.
I'd expect plenty of people voted Trump just to spite this kind of rhetoric.
What's an "enemy state"? We're not at war with China.
The next block of starship has altered flap geometry that should largely fix that.
Hot take of the day: no judge should dare review the will of the people, be it expressed in a constitutional or merely legislative vote.

The plebiscite/referendum is the ultimate authority.
That means that users can’t be advertised to?
I agree totally with you.
How long until Vulkan Compute support is merged into ollama? There is an active pull request at https://github.com/ollama/ollama/pull/5059 but it seems to be stalled with no reviews.
> I have a hard time imagining it being truly worse during a Trump administration

Trump's encouragement to 'let Israel finish the job' seems worse.
> Again, how is this different from `xml:id`

It is a tidier solution.

> I still can't get what makes timestamps (and GUIDs) so special so that they have special sections in your document.

They are common in data.

> [...] boolean attributes

Separate attributes and sub elements is a mistake. One should be able to guess an ᴀᴘɪ.

> What more scalar types it can be extended with?

> letting the application make decision how to interpret these on its own.

That is laborours! A Xᴇɴᴏɴ library provides AsGuid, AsDateTime etc.. and serialization directly to/from those types.

>For whom? Humans?

Yes. Human have to read markup.

> Why would data encoding obey region number|date/time notation standards at all? English, but US, UK, Canada, or any other English-speaking country?

I repeat! READABILITY.

> Isn't it blind or crazy?

No, quite the opposite.
What about 10 years from now, it came out that some politician liked (or "engaged with) a bunch of racist videos when he was a kid?
Looks slightly more expressive than Kaitai's binary format DSL.
It is not a conspiracy theory when Trump actually already tried to do a coup.
The petrochemical-like aroma is probably due to the sulfur in the dithiapentane.

I've noticed that if used at room-ish temperature, most decent truffle oils don't have a strong sulfur-based smell, but if cooked, say on a pizza or a french fry where the temperature gets relatively high, I think some of the dithiapentane might degrade into stuff that's more more reminiscent of petroleum products.
This sounds good in theory but as a Canadian I often wonder how much our government's actions are on behalf of us the people as opposed to well financed or politically powerful special interests. It looks to me like many Canadians other are wondering that as well.

However, that said, I do agree with your broader point. I'm suspicious of Tik Tok and the Chinese government's intentions and I think banning it was a good move.
It creates a perverse incentive to deliberately do things a more expensive way at the beginning and then be a hero 6 months down the line by refactoring it to be less expensive.
What do they think is happening inside TikTok offices? It's not like they're embassies filled with spies.
In my recent experience renewing my UK passport, I found I was able to submit the image regardless of the complaining it gave, I just had to write a note as to why I thought the image did in fact meet their criteria.

In my case, whatever detection software they used seemed to think my eyes were closed, which they were not.

I just used a normal picture taken on a phone, against a plain white wall, accepted with no issues.
Ultrabots (1993) was another.
There's at least one such effort, Project Nested: https://github.com/Myself086/Project-Nested
I (46, male, USian) was unaware that anyone did this outside of 20th century sitcoms.
If you live in a democracy you have a vote and a voice to bring to the table. It’s wild to me that on this topic people seem to see their own governments as largely equivalent to an outwardly adversarial if not explicitly hostile foreign power.

I think it has been so long since the Pax-Americana West has dealt with an overtly hostile major power that we’ve collectively lost the concept that there can be real enemies with goals that run explicitly counter to our own.
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> They're both ancient Greek

They are both modern english words even if they have roots in ancient greek.

> but different grammatical genders: neon (νέον) is neuter, while γένεσις is feminine.

νέον and γένεσις are gendered but neon and genesis are not.
but ordered society also means "elections change nothing, there are rules"

so then, under this premise, what changes things? a vote in congress
> and never mentioning his abnormally pacifist record which is more important?

If Trump's brand of pacifism means negotiating with Russian terrorism, then it's not peace but the cuckolding of a nation and millions of people that lived through a period in time when the Soviets were actually a superpower. Peace when Russia is down and begging for violence would be an imbecile's decision.

Are we supposed to sincerely acquiesce to the demands of a humiliated nation that turned a "special military operation" into a blood feud with hundreds of thousands of casualties?
They're conducting active cyberattacks on our infrastructure and allying themselves with states (Russia, North Korea) that are actively at war with our friends.

We're not "at war" but that doesn't mean much.
I don't really know the details of the US election. But two things that I know are that Kamala couldn't be pro-union, what sucks for her, and Trump spent a really huge amount of time talking about ways to increase people's salaries that can't possibly work, but were actual proposals he made.
Nothing, it's literally "et cetera"

https://serverfault.com/questions/471161/history-of-the-etc-...
Yep. They're voting on emotion, not logic or facts.

Emotions are much stronger.
A lot of restaurants also just overdo how much they add in an attempt to make it seem like they put a lot of truffles into the dish and so there's a strong aroma from the dish. Whenever I use it, in something like my attempts at a mushroom truffle risotto, I will usually use a drop or two for a whole pan. Maybe a little more if I plan to cook the dish for a while after, such as if I am making a sauce that will simmer for a bit. Usually even a teaspoon is too much.
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This right here. I just got a fundraising text message from the Dems today.

Like: are you F'ing kidding me? You guys and gals just flushed the executive and legislative branches down the shitter, and you want MORE money?

Shows me what the DNC really cares about: itself.
I think they can probably do both at once - heatshield testing and pez dispenser testing shouldn't interfere with each other, so might as well use whatever spare upmass you have!

Yeah you might lose the payload, but SpaceX has the cheapest satellites in the business from what I understand.
Author could have used NamedTuple instead of dataclass or TypedDict:

from typing import NamedTuple

class Point(NamedTuple):
x: int
y: int
z: int

I don't see "don't use namedtuples in APIs" as a useful rule of thumb, to be honest. Ordered and iterable return-types make sense for a lot of APIs. Use them where it makes sense.
I wouldn't be surprised if it "upgraded" all your data into azure and disabled local admin...
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The next block of starship has an altered geometry/location of the flaps for that reason; it's more or less a solved problem, but not worth scrapping the older ones they've already built. Iirc, the launch after this one will be SN7, which is block 2 with the new geometry.
Sure, so ban when they change the algorithm.
But for some political powers even a current algorithm is a threat, because they cannot control it (like they could do with the local media).
Trump doesn’t really laugh much, it’s a bit odd when you noticed it.
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Good points. And I think this is where the Dems could have made a better case about economics. Prices weren't the only reason why it was getting harder for people to get by in red states. Of course talking about economic conditions in red states was also considered to be offensive. It would be very hard for the people in those states to have a real voice about economics. For one thing, they don't really elect their representatives.
Buttigieg did this literally nonstop on behalf of Biden and Harris. Did nothing.
The annoyance of dataclasses, of course, is that they interact very awkwardly with immutability, which much of the Python ecosystem mandates (due to lacking value semantics).

But yes, they're still the least-bad choice.
There were many ex-police and ex-military amongst the Jan 6th rioters.
Or if you auto approve security updates. As is common. Azure VMs even default to auto-update pulls from MS.

https://imgur.com/a/RvEx3yn
Yes, as long as the same government doesn't bully other countries when their own propo^H^H^H^H^H social media platforms are blocked on the same grounds.
>think about what you want the country and the world to look like in ten, fifty, or a hundred years.

This is the candidate's job. She didn't center a coherent vision of the improved future only she could get the country to. Pick one thing that Trump wouldn't or couldn't run on, that wasn't just "getting back thing we lost (under our watch)." Green New Deal. Medicare For All. Defund the police. Build houses for everyone. Monorail. Anything for people to hang a hope on. But any big idea would piss off donor-investors who would be hurt by any change to the status quo. So she offered nothing.
The wikipedia entry about oceanography may be outdated on Ceres, at least from my watching episode 2 of the 2024 BBC Solar System series. The NASA Dawn probe found the salt there is very short lived in vacuum so it has to be continually replenished so from that it is hypothesized there must be a salt water ocean underneath the surface which sounds more definitive. The wikipedia entry references a 2005 paper and 2007 paper, and the Dawn probe did the Ceres survey in 2015.
You are aware that most moral and ethical codes in a free society are enforced by people saying, "hey pal, that seems mighty improper," right? Don't be a crybaby.

"If you keep telling people it's bad to lie, I'm going to change my political views! *harumph*" is an impressive self-own.
The whole world now lives in interesting times.
That's what the old men shouting at clouds always think.

"Social connection" and "micro-dopamine hits" are two different phrases for the same thing. Connections through social media apps can be every bit as deep and genuine as those made through standing in the same building.
"I don't know and don't really care"

There. All is said. No need for further debate.
I think it's less people cooler and more they didn't care. There is too much pressure to be cool now. The now ingrained trope joke that white people can't dance doesn't help. If I'm a young white male the last thing I'm going to do to impress young women is the thing reinforced over and over that I suck at/makes me a joke.
I've been speculating on industrial pollutants that act as endocrine disruptors for years now, and every so often some evidence emerges. People understandably don't like such mundane explanations when they've built large parts of their identity around the issues it may have caused them though.
I see, I missed that nuance in your point.
Can't help but notice you didn't actually say any of what they could have done to win
We air out our bed in the morning, but we do it in a way that still makes the bedroom look nice, removing the top blanket and folding down the top sheet. Sometimes we hang them up and leave just the fitted sheet on the bed. We aren’t worried about mites; we just like the freshness when we reassemble the bed later that day.
Valid. One of my biggest (Perhaps my #1) fault with python is sloppy mutability and pass-by-value/reference rules.
It's essentially the first thing he said when he kicked off his campaign in 2015.
Canada is in North America. It is not America. Yes the two countries are adjacent and the US has a strong influence on Canada, but you cannot equate one with the other figuratively or literally. Despite the influence they are very much distinct in many regards.
> At the end of the day, children have no right to free speech

Was there a change to the constitution I'm unaware of? Children have all the same rights as adults albeit there are certain limited situations where those rights are allowed to be restricted or impinged. Not that book banning is a 1st amendment issue for students.

We're in agreement that it's OK to curate that content. However, that curation should not be random parents complaining and creating permanent bans on content, which is how this book banning works.

> However, it's not censorship, it's curation of material for children's consumption

> On the other hand, Amazon's censorship is targeted at adults

When I like it it's curation and when I don't it's censorship. Got it.
There were a large number of “herded” polls that basically all predicted the exact same results as 2016 and 2020 (Trump +5/+8).

So, not really even within the margin of error. There weren’t any predicting +15.

And the high quality polls that didn’t attempt to synthesize results to match past results were even more wrong.
I don't buy that Repubs are the free speech party (or even that Dems were the free speech party). Republican complaints about free speech were almost entirely self-serving and never on principal.(this is not to say judges or other conservative thought leaders may not be pro-free speech) but for the political parties:
commitment to free speech comes from the tension between the two parties. Give either of them too much power and free speech is out the window.

Also, pro war party is a weird thing to say. Repubs in 2000 wanted to be the aggressors. Defense to Ukraine has thus far been pretty bi-partisan.
Condolences are still possible
Just FYI based on your comment you might not be aware but just on ads D's outspent the R's 4.5 billion to 3.5 billion (https://www.axios.com/2024/10/31/democrats-republicans-ad-sp...).

In general D's always outspend and out raise R's.
I and another registered democrat neighbor had this exact discussion and conclusion outside of the voting center we live next to on election day. Assuming we're not the only ones.
But when "getting away from them" actually means belittling them, berating them, while cuddling with the corporations that exploit them ("you" doesn't mean you personally here, of course), you're not actually away from them. You're in their face 24/7, increasing resentment. And if you take their taxes, the value their work produces, or the fear of unemployment their unemployment keeps alive, respectively, while also talking down to them in their absence to an echo chamber, you are so not ignoring them.

And mind, the whole campaign was based on "Trump is worse". That is also hardly ignoring someone.
It means Canadian companies can't buy ads from ByteDance. Canadian content creators can't receive money from ByteDance. That is not a win for ByteDance, who I assume wants (a) content from Canadian tiktokers and (b) wants ad money from Canadian companies.
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it seems to me the problem you're pointing to, and scoping to music

it's actually much more persvasibe and happening to pretty much all culture

I refer to the siloing of our tastes; or rather to how we can now develop rarer tastes by means of massively increased connectivity

so it's not just pop music, but all of what it means to be "mainstream culture" that's weirdly getting siloed and more rarified
Agree. IMO, 'intelligent' is come from 'interest'. Every present so called AIs are just well-programed applications. I mean they are just 'knowledge'. I do not say they are 'AI' as far as not having 'interest' by themselves. I mean 'interest' equals 'imagination'.