skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The list of deadliest cars is a mixture of compact cars and sports cars. Compact cars are less safe because they get obliterated in collisions with bigger vehicles. Sports cars are unsafe because drivers tend to drive them at high speeds and attempt dangerous cornering maneuvers, eg driving the Pacific Coastal Highway at high speeds.

Teslas are faster than many sports cars, but in the case of the Model Y and Model X lack the preferred low profile of a true sports car. In the case of the Model S, the acceleration is so great that it is frankly surprising it doesn’t rank higher. I wonder how many new Model S owners have gotten themselves killed within a few days of owning the car?

I myself purchased a Model 3 last year and drove it quite foolishly for the first few months I had it. The acceleration was so amazing to me coming from a Honda Accord that it was hard to resist the temptation to weave and corner like a mad man. Model S would have been even worse. The Model S also has a long body like a full size sedan, not ideal for sports performance either, compared to the Model 3’s short length, more comparable to a Corrola or Toyota BRZ.

So I suspect that speculations about “Tesla drivers being morons” and “distracted by the screen” (almost all new cars have shiny screens!) are nonsense.

Another frequent remark is that Teslas’ high weight is a disadvantage. This is not as straightforward as they assume, because weight actually has benefits for traction. Light cars are much more likely to lose grip and slide around. On the other hand, a heavy car with worn out tires or brakes is much more difficult to stop than a light car with worn out tires or brakes. So weight is probably a wash.

But I do agree with some commenters that the autonomous features, and particular misuse of those features, are probably a contributor to these statistics as well. If you’re new to them you assume they are safer than they really are. With more experience you realize you still need to be watching the road the whole time.
Pretty soon the apes in charge are going to be using this study to demand that the chimps return to the office 5 days per week.
I've looked into this before, and it seems like they got Starlink recently-ish (within the past couple years or so). A google search of "inurl:reddit mcmurdo starlink" brings up a few hits from /r/antarctica.
Please give me an example of a police station which post exclusively on Twitter.
Yea, "ignore the haters" is terrible advice. It basically means "stay in a bubble where the only feedback you listen to is positive".

I won't even get into how ridiculous it is to consider anyone who disagrees with you a "hater."
ok that is terrible, but note that gently slowing circulation to arms or legs and then returning circulation is a simple theraputic action that has been used for millennia
Nah, X is worse for free speech than it ever has been. Musk shut down Crimethinc just because one of his bootlickers went "ooh ooh they did a crime". Crimethinc actually produce a lot of great journalism, some of which would actually support right wing views... if the right wingers who complain about safe spaces and bubbles and "diverse interactions" actually read anything. For instance, they had a pretty detailed conversation with one of the rioters at the George Floyd protests, when all the """left""" wing media claimed that it was a minority of bad infiltrating people doing the rioting, these guys straight up published a source that said that no, it was tactical to lure the cops away from the police station. That they incentivised and encouraged the rioting internally. They outlined the processes they used to split off the mostly white liberal element so they could achieve these ends. It was extraordinary. And obviously, they should meet the definition of free speech.

The problem is that Musk came in and lifted the bans on a lot of people who were removed for roughly the correct thing, community standards. And then he let those very people help him find the voices you do want in the community and shut them down. Its gone beyond just echo chamber, and now the management has a clique. That clique doesnt just hate free speech, they loathe the people that largely use such rights like journalists.

Then of course theres all the shit about compliance with foreign governments etc. Twitters going to be an amazing case study one day in the future that will likely conclude against "free speech" as Musk poorly interprets it.

My impression is that the goal isn't to uphold free speech, its never done that, its to create a safe space to be an asshole. And that if you can hold your own against the assholes, then they will find a way to abuse their position in the clique to get you banned.

Back in the day you had these coffee shops, that may or may not be partially responsible for the success of so called western civilization. People would travel across europe to visit and exchange ideas with likeminded people. Thats not what social media is. People arent having robust, intentional, intellectual discussions, they are forming tribes and attacking each other with whatever weapons are available. People wake up in the morning and check their notifications like people in the blitz looking out the window to see if their neighbors survived the night. Aiding one side or the other of the conflict should never be conflated with "promoting diverse interactions".
First of all, this isn't either of those. It's just plain old butter, labelled as such.

Secondly, people in general also know what those are.
Warren's book doesn't say all women get alimony, it says that alimony is heavily enforced and that the courts extract as much as possible. If a woman is not getting alimony it's either because she worked (in which case she might still get child support, that's different) or because the husband is simply not earning enough to support two people, which would be a problem even without alimony.

Basically, if a non-working woman divorces, she is highly likely to get about as much as she would have had had she remained married, which stilly might be nothing, if the husband is not earning a whole lot.
It's a shallower style refrigerator, that doesn't "stick out" past the depth of the counters next to it.
why would the owner of a roll-royce want to do this elaborate con ? just sell the damn vehicle

the original link is here:
https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0400-news/0100-press-releases/2...
and the linked video footage is here:
https://vimeo.com/1029340693/2294a5bc86

2:30 shows a bear entering a car - now, unless bears have achieved AGI this seems implausible.
For systems nobody has used in years?
I can't see anywhere any mention of the fact that the implant portion of the Cochlear implant has been improving. It might be prudent to consider that in the future more capable implants might be available. AFAIK implants can't be removed and upgraded. So it might be a consideration that a child could have a superior implant by waiting a couple of years.

Of course the external portion of CI are being upgraded over time. But they will always be constrained by the implanted portion.
Your history is off by about a decade. Cancel Culture was mostly a Social Media phenomena and could never have existed without Social Media.
Twitter used to be a good way to share information because the tweet link would expand into all the info you needed to see, regardless of whether you were a Twitter user or not. Today it sits behind an auth wall, and so is inaccessible to a majority of the population.
It’s why I was very careful to make it as clear as possible that my own theory is rooted purely in conjecture and speculation based on personal experience, because:
A) I don’t want to get sued
B) I am not a researcher

Though if I had to take a guess on the CR-V: big, cheap SUV, often seen driven by young drivers in my area. Could be lack of experience? I can only speculate, though.

This is quickly becoming fodder for car forums!
I think that is quite a bit of overreach. It's like requiring peanut butter to contain another label that says contains peanuts
This is interesting, I was taught that instead of the metabolic waste, the issue was the cold blood from extremities quickly cooling down the internals once allowed to circulate freely. Do you have any references for this?
He must be asking for a salary cap. The NFL gave up its non-profit status about 10 years ago, so we have no right to wonder whether their salaries are contrived to take executives away from other sports.
> Privacy concerns are real

This isn't about privacy, it's a security concern. People's life savings are on the line here, and the information OP is requesting is enough to pull off very sophisticated social engineering attacks. It's entirely reasonable to ask what they're going to do with that information and how they're keeping it secured, and their reaction to the questions is entirely inappropriate for someone who's asking for this degree of trust.
The genius would lie in planning that in advance. You'd need to buy Twitter for quite a lot of money, use it to influence elections or at least give the impression that you'd been instrumental in influencing the election so that the new president will want to give you a new department with a funny name you made up.

I don't know man, my Occam's razor cuts another way.
"social" means people interacting - replies, likes, etc.

If someone has an RSS reader with feeds from some news sources, official channels issuing announcements, etc - that's great, but does anyone consider that "social media"?

(Of course, you can believe that social media is bad and you don't want it, but that's a different question)
You're really not getting this.

Not all fossils and granite blocks erode to the point where you need a microscope to identify it.
Almost, but not quite - you can move each vertex of a cube inwards on all 3 axes, e.g. treating each face as a 4-point heightmap. This would automatically extrude new cubes upwards, destroy ones you flatten to nothing, etc. which means it could absolutely work as an almost-typical heightmap, if you wanted it to.
It's a lot like https://hurl.dev/ or https://jqlang.github.io/jq/ - it's an intentionally limited DSL.

I think if it were more like https://hurl.dev/ I might find it slightly more interesting.
Oh heck, we could go down the list car forum style if we’re not careful. So many stereotypes.
I would be interested in:

* having the ratio of fatalities organised by sized and power of cars. My understanding is that Teslas have a bit more horsepower than other cars, so maybe an apple-to-apple comparison needs to compare them to a slighly smaller share of the overal pool

* having the ratio of fatalities involving the so called "autopilot" feature. I'm not necessarily going to blame Tesla for making fast cars that reckless people use to get into accidents when running too fast.

However, if it's your average joe getting an accident because of a software glitch in the driving assistance system, because they assumed something called "autopilot" was able, to, you know, pilot on its own...
And, the people who don't know that butter is made out of milk probably cannot read the contains milk symbols on the box
Butter on burns was passed down to my mom. I let that one die off with her generation.
Did you study CS before you went into the workforce?
Why is tiring to hear a minority especially in this forum?
Journalists are (or were) on Twitter though
Hip to waist is probably better but it has flaws as well. Especially in those who have lost a lot of weight and now have a lot of extra skin still there. No measure covers everything. You have to look at it in a holistic way. You can always use water tests to get lean body ratio if you’re super into it. Generally more important is how much is lean mass, how are your vital signs, what does your blood work show. Then one is getting closer to actually knowing how healthy someone is. A person 100lb overweight can be arguably healthier than someone who is 100lb lighter but has organ issues or high blood pressure or type 1 diabetes.
> I [...] recognize that it’s easier to collaborate in real time in person.

Not everyone is you and not everyone agrees with that evidence-free claim
Original article:

https://www.axios.com/2024/11/15/iran-israel-destroyed-activ...
I'm going to miss Lina Khan. It is unfortunate that a government contractor with a dumb grudge is going to be allowed to decide her fate. As far as I can tell she's been doing great work over there.
> As opposed to young women, who expect men to earn more than them, adore them, and to do all that while caring for kids

Not anymore, that's my point. Women's dreams are changing now that they can make real money. Men's dreams are not catching up.

> Yes young men today will be sad, but ultimately, this is a self-correcting problem

Self correcting in many ways but it is often 'corrected' by oppression and violence. Women did not forbid themselves from going outside or showing their faces.
You're in danger of making the perfect the enemy of the good.

Email is far from perfect, but good enough and its federated nature means it's reasonable for institutions to use it as a default mode of communication and authentication.

What exactly is the alternative to federation? Is it possible for everyone to be their own admin?

In any case, under feudalism serfs didn't have the freedom to choose and switch their feudal lord as they saw fit.
They're boiling the frog.
I dunno man I worked on a landscaping truck and on a pumping truck for the parks department when I was younger and we had plenty of free time to dick around. This was before smartphones so usually we'd play Hearts at the truck dispatch or park at one of the town beaches and just watch the water and read magazines or books. Walk past any roadside construction site and half the guys are playing with their phones; anything with cops standing around half of them are playing with their phones. Not sure how to tell you this, but blue collar jobs have downtime same as white collar jobs and they have the internet on phones now.
I agree that AWS can definitely feel clunky at times, especially with regions and metadata stuff.

A few things that helped me: for regions, tagging is key. I use Resource Groups to create a global view, and Systems Manager is awesome for managing instances across regions.

For metadata, the Name tag works just like renaming, and CloudTrail logs who created what. If you need to track running services, I’d suggest tagging consistently or using CloudWatch Agent to log what’s running.

For SSH, I switched to Session Manager; no more keys to manage, and it’s all logged. If you’re sticking with keys, Secrets Manager or Parameter Store can help you organize them better. Hope some of this helps, it took me a while to figure it all out as well.
I feel your use of the "ides of October" somehow reflects well on me. And "daren't" is so quaint. Perhaps we are kindred spirits.
Did you also model increase in net worth after 10 years given a semi-fixed income and excess money going to the SP500 vs the condo?
So the chimps will be the ones to finally bring open office plans to an end?
The price of shutting down coal power, and what would be gained
Yes, it will be annoying to have people make jokes about the people in overwhelming position of power.

Who knows ? Maybe it won't even be possible for the whole four years ?
It's still an empty place. I just moved over, and I could find NO ONE with my interests (a common hobby). There are / were thousands of people in this group on twitter. I doubt it's even one percent of even what's left on X.
How does Pyoxidizer compare to pyinstaller and nuitka?
Do you want to build a community where users search or hang? (2021)
Looks like pretty steady growth since August, with a burst this week.

https://bsky.jazco.dev/stats

https://apnews.com/article/brazil-musk-x-bluesky-moraes-thre...
I was really just testing that the system works. I gave it a VA Home Loan and nothing seemed to be out of the ordinary in the analysis.
It's not necessary about trust, or relevancy. I believe motivation is contagious, and making communications hearable/visible for all most of the time can be beneficial because of this.
Bluesky has made a lot of smart choices to both support openness while also retaining the benefits of a monolithic single instance. In reality this makes it easier to use than say Mastodon.

So if you take everybody at their word and assume the money doesn't run out, this is sort of the opposite approach to federation. Build out a solid main instance and get federation working "for real" later.

But has it won? I guess that remains to be seen. It entirely depends on the users who are willing to move there from x.
TSMC secures $11.6B in funding as CHIPS Act faces uncertain future
My point is I don't know how we differentiate between "Cancel culture" and "shunning" or "boycotts."

The Dixie Chicks had their career derailed with only a nascent Internet in existence. It was never necessary for people to organize and decide collectively something needed to be shunned.
There are not leftists trying and failing to call you homosexual, no. They'd call you a member of another obscure political group you've never heard of, or find a way to misinterpret your post in a complicated way to make you look pro-genocide.

This is called "education polarization".
I dont think that "Long Covid" really exists as more than a formal definition of an illness. The cause of the illness, is probably not rigorously known yet. Theres been a lot of specuilation, the way covid impacts the brain, the heart, the lungs etc. But like, how long before there was a formal test to determine your risk of alzheimers?

This is all speculation on my part.
Kids are not materially the same. Some kids are on foot, some have cars, some have nice cars. Same for clothes, vacations, basically everything. I think uniforms may be common these days but even with uniforms you can tell who has money, drugs, popularity. Their bodies are radically different from each other.

I get what you're driving at I guess (and I initially misunderstood and thought you were pro-communist). All that happens if you take money and talent out of the equation is, the most attractive and connected people get ahead. Being unattractive is what makes a lot of people develop other positive qualities within themselves such as talent. If we are entering a talent-free world then there will be a lot of people with no prospects to have a satisfying life because there is nothing else they could do systematically to increase their value to society.
Hmm, that makes me think that maybe it would be a good idea to have non-commercial public-access television.
I just wanted to offer that I love this keyboard, it's one of the first things I reinstall on a new phone. I regret there isn't any sane system of knowing which swipe corner contains which character but for the "trust me, I'm a professional" use cases - when I need it then it's there for me

As a side advantage: I trust it to not log keys more than Gboard in incognito mode
We're talking about enough information to create a list of people who are in the process of making the largest purchase of their lives, coupled with the name of the businesses that they're considering sending money to and the exact dollar amounts that they're considering sending.

Scammers pay a lot of money to people who can get them those kinds of lists.
You get all this and more with a direct perl one liner. Without the interactivity. I'd argue that if it is a lot of files, interactivity would be a pain. Also, since the original is preserved as a .bak file, one can be fearless about trying

#change xxx to yyy in all html
bash> perl -pi.bak -e 's/xxx/yyy/g' *.html

#change xxx10 (say) to yyy10 in all html
bash> perl -pi.bak -e 's/xxx(\d+)/yyy$1/g' *.html

# Change x4 to yyyy, where the number of y's equals to the number after x.
bash> perl -pi.bak -e 's/x(\d+)/"y" x $1/ge' *.

The last example shows the /e operator, which evaluates an expression and uses the result as substitute, instead of a simple string.

And finally, to exclude files, one can use a subshell. For example, suppose you want to change all html, but exclude undesirable.html..

perl -pi.bak -e 's/x/y/g' $(ls *.html | egrep -v undesirable)
https://archive.today/B7hkD
This has been done for a long time. No sooner than 15 years ago many BMI calculators had options to adjust based on your average activity level.
I’ve engaged with these people a good bit actually. They’re very normal people, in that they largely don’t know much about politics but have strong opinions.
Yeah I mean I assume over 40 years you’ve tried IF, vegan, keto, gluten-free, etc.

Good luck, your tone is defeatist and I don’t have the energy to engage any more.
Then that SunButter should probably be probably labeled contains no milk.

The absence of that one standard line of text would not be enough for me if my life were on the line.
I don't think myself as a human being is the right thing to upload to the internet! I'll stay right here thanks.

Instead I join specific interest-related communities that offer what I can't find in real life: the one person in the world that's had and overcome the same problem with their table saw.
Sure, but the productivity gains are probably worth to such companies. Also the costs probably go down per person the more people you put in the same office
I actually came across this manual two months ago and studied it in deep. Your comment was greatly appreciated, I will research all of them. Thank you!
The bio says they are both a founder and corporate sellout, I’m not surprised by their “creativity” lmao.
the article says:

"if you want to look up a DID:PLC, you need to query the Bluesky servers. This is important because every user is identified by a DID:PLC, and all interactions need to reference them."

which is not strictly true.

almost every user is identified by a DID:PLC but DID:WEB is also supported. DID:WEB is not mentioned in the article at all

I think this is important because it means that users can opt into being their own source of truth for their "identity" in the ATPROTO system
Oddly, electroconvulsive therapy seemes to have panned out.
We haven't specifically, but the rate limiter lumps in submissions along with comments.
Of the frogs? Sure!
Interesting, was there a business reason to not do that in the background somewhere?
> Not anymore, that's my point. Women's dreams are changing now that they can make real money. Men's dreams are not catching up.

What should men dream?

I honestly think the truth of the matter is that women's dreams change the moment they have a baby. Literally every women I know suddenly has a change of heart on how their future ought to unfold the moment the baby is born. Part of the problem here is that couples are not even crossing that Rubicon, so to speak .

I count myself as a man who probably dreamed what you think men ought to have. My wife and I married young, yes, but we both envisioned working full time. Then we had the baby... and suddenly your wife is obsessed with this little person in a way you never thought possible. My wife in particular never counted herself as a 'kid' person, but it's different when its your own, especially for women. Suddenly, it seemed like the only sane option was the traditional one. But I scorned those who told me that before that happened to us.

I think we should just be honest about the effect of hormones on women's desires. It would be kinder to men and women to do that.
Your browser has an X button (I suspect)
Am a fan of the idea. Use https://longbets.org for inspiration.
A general flame aerosol route to kinetically stabilized metal-organic frameworks
Maybe I misread it now that I'm looking again. I'm so used to pro-communist stuff online that ambiguous takes look pro-communist.
This article seems to be reading a lot into the word choice of a spokesperson, who is almost certainly very far removed from the model development process
Sounds like something Apple would do. Oh, wait
It’s not in the spirit of a “Show HN” to attack the guy’s privacy policy and shut down the idea over security concerns that the general public wouldn’t think twice about.