skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To quote: "Ironically, Fisher was proven right, albeit in a very limited way: such genes [that increase both the tendency to smoke and the tendency for lung cancer] do exist."

The actual issue was not that (Cornfield wrote a paper in 1959 showing the effect was too small). It was that Fisher continued to repeat one finding in one study, despite that said finding had not been replicated in new studies (namely, lung cancer patients described themselves as inhalers less often than the controls), and continued to obstinately ignore all the other research coming out. But it was only 3 years between Cornfield and Fisher's death in 1962, so perhaps Fisher simply did not have time to change his mind.
Any business which took 50-60m to rewrite something that simple wouldn't exist.
Do not let the saboteurs in...
My biggest problem with AAA gaming is I waste a lot of time tuning graphics settings to keep games from crashing, and wait a lot for different sections of games to load. I miss the 90s era of snappy UIs.
That's not the official SpaceX youtube channel(@SpaceX).

This has been going on for some time now: smaller channels get compromised or bought (today's victim, @spacex-official-corp, had 250k subscribers). Then the bad actors rebrand the channel to look like an official outlet, changing the channel name and logo, even uploading videos from the official outlet or filling out the featured videos with official outlet videos. Then they go live with a shopped video of Elon Musk pedalling their scam.
Where will this debris land? Can it impact airplane routes?
Girl strangled by her own wheelchair as bus monitor texted, checked Instagram
While I find it excessive as well, it might have its benefits. If you're very strict about it, you'd have to either fail, or find ways to be efficient without it. That might mean communicating more explicitly and succinctly, so you don't need non-verbal cues, and don't need days to catch up, and that unlocks crazy amounts of efficiency.

But most companies who'd try that would probably fail before they achieve it.
they didn't get the telemetry after, what it was, 16 min(?) hope they'll find the reason which will be hard without black boxes like on airplanes. as every engineer knows it works flawlessly only at the end. if ever.

the booster was the same, great, but not surprising.
Are you saying that every single equation in the book is easier in SAE than metric?
I now use AirPlay to extend a MacBook screen to my TV and play the stream that way. But it's so needlessly complicated compared to before :/
_and_ touch type? I don't think touch typing is necessarily essential, surely the speed test is enough. I never learned to touch type but 100+ wpm is not a problem, or 120+ wpm if focusing.
The channels are usually with stolen credentials. i.e. when you see an Elon Musk stream on your home page, it's because a creator you Subscribe to had their channel taken over and the content replaced with fake Musk streams.
I am aware of all of the things you mention (I've built crawlers before).

My point was only that there are plenty of crawlers that don't operate in the way the parent post described. If you want to call them buggy that's fine.
> 1. Always use `git switch` instead of `git checkout`

Even harder: always use "git reset --hard".

Basically don't use local branches. The correct workflow for almost every task these days is "all branches are remote". Fetch from remotes. Reset to whatever remote branch you want to work above. Do your work. Push back to a remote branch (usually a pull request branch in common usage) when you're done.

If you need to manage local state, do it manually with tags (or stash, but IMHO I never remember what I stashed and will always make a dummy commit and tag it).

Don't ever try to manually manage a branch locally unless you (1) absolutely have to and (2) absolutely know what you're doing. And even then, don't, just use a hosted upstream like github or whatever.
You’re narrowly addressing LLM use cases & omitting the most problematic one - LLMs as search engine replacements.
Spoken like someone who is generating their opinion from their channel name alone.

Those "independent streamers" provide live launch streams with multiple feeds using their own equipment and to top it off they have numerous very knowledgeable hosts for all their streams. At this point I suspect they are covering every US based launch from all the major players. Hell, today they broadcasted both the New Glenn and Starship launches less than 24h apart.

But yeah, let's get hung up on an organization name that originated as an Internet forum for discussing all things....... NASA!
I believe I have a good mental model of what git does, but I never remember commands' arguments to use when they are moderately complex. I mean that the commands are not discoverable or easy to memorize.

I don't know if that's because the text UI is bad, or because it's simply difficult to explain with text what to do to manipulate a tree.
Sounds likes a surefire way to DDOS the next CA in line (and then all the others), since supposedly they wouldn't be prepared for that kind of traffic since LetsEncrypt is currently the default choice almost everywhere.
The UK has a similar situation for hospitals. Your driving licence system sounds like a great embarrassment though.
> What percentile?

There's no argument that starts this way which doesn't end either with "support working offline", or defining when you consider that a user has stepped out of bounds with respect to acceptable parameters, which then raises the question what do you do in that event?

If all you're trying to do is say 75% of users have a good experience, and in your territory 75% means a 150ms and that's too long then the network cannot be in your critical path, and you have to deal with it. If you're on a low end phone any I/O at all is going to kill you, including loading too much code, and needs to be out of the way.

If you can tell the UX is going to be bad you will need to abort and tell them that, though they really will not like it, it's often better to prevent such users ever getting your app in the first place.

I come from mobile games, and supported titles with tens of millions of players around the world back in the early 4G era. All I can tell you is not once did mobile ping become a concern - in fact those networks are shockingly good compared to wifi.
Same like 3Dfx and many others. Miracles happen too often........
Wa alaikum as salaam! The Shaykh is Maliki in fiqh and Ashari in creed. His tariqa itself is a branch of the Shadhilliya: https://www.karkari.org/shaykh/lineage

Let me know if you have any other questions!
I have a younger kid that's in Roblox a lot as well, and something I noticed the peer group do is have a facetime/voice call in the background so they can talk while they play. I like it better than watching them type chats.
LIGO can accurately measure small (1/2 wavelength) changes in distance, but it does not measure absolute distance.

Absolute is a lot harder to do with interferometers vs. relative measurements.
it's a misremembering of a right-wing fever swamp conspiracy theory about the Clintons having people killed. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2019/nov/08/facebook-p...

Fun fact: future SCOTUS Justice Brett Kavanaugh shows up as part of Ken Starr's independent counsel investigation. Yes, that Ken Starr.
It's often very difficult to get domain names in large orgs, but very easy to get public IPs. An IP can be as easy as a couple of buttons to get a static IP and assign it to a cloud LB in AWS or Google Cloud. Domain Names usually require choosing a domain name (without picking a name that reveals internal project details), then convincing someone with budget to buy the domain, then someone has to manage the domain name forevermore. For quick demos, or simple environments, it'd easier to just get a static IP and use that.
The problem is that the full set of specifications accumulated over three decades of usage is exactly as complicated as the code that still runs.

Just wait 10 more years and hope AI can solve it.

In the meantime, people can't renew their driver's license at 3:36. So what? Is that a requirement?
That simple ? I’ll try it
Click bait. “ Let me be clear: this is pure speculation. ”
Looks like work of the Flight Termination System. Something measurable had to go very wrong.
You make the mistake of assuming they're doing this in good faith.

I'm in Australia and we're going to have the same problem with our under-16 social media ban.

There's privacy-preserving ways to do it, but they definitely won't use them.
This post caused me to create an account. This C code is not good. Writing C is absolutely harder than Python, but you're making it so much harder than it has to be. Your program is buggy as heck, has very finicky cleanup code, and so on.

Here's a much easier way to write the program:

1. Dump whole file into buffer as one string

2. Find newlines in buffer, replace with NULs. This also let's you find each line and save them in another buffer

3. Sort the buffer of all the lines you found

4. qsort the buffer

5. Print everything

6. Free both buffers

Or, as a C program: https://godbolt.org/z/38nq1MorM
The last one is stage separation, not an explosion. You can clearly see the "exploded" rocket continuing to fly afterwards.
facepalm

Wow, I had no idea. Thank you for providing the valuable additional context of the above being potentially from one of those "GME to the moon"... pauses ... people.

I had it totally completely backwards.
Right, I just watched it again and it didn’t look normal.

But interesting that telemetry showed the failures starting a few seconds before loss of telemetry, the videos posted here show a massive explosion later on. So something was going wrong for some time before, and the explosion was only a consequence of that.

Or it was the FTS reacting to the engine failures.
I just use Wordpress on my own hosting. If not for this whole feud I don't think I'd ever have heard of wpengine. shrug
Amarok 3.2.1 Released
Jujutsu has `jj undo`, but which undoes whatever was your last jj command, regardless of what it was. It makes much more confident to do an operation I'm uncertain of. And if I regret something many actions down the line, you have `jj op log` (a better reflog).
That's cute but if you can't solve those problems in INTERCAL then can you even call yourself a programmer? (But seriously this is pretty cool.)
We could hope that Nintendo exposes a mouse like interface when it's in mouse mode, which could help a lot for adoption for cross platform third-parties.

Dealing with Switch specific gyro info, sometimes coming from two sources sometimes from one must have been a PITA, especially for games using a cross platform engine.
I keep my gaming machines for a long time and usually only upgrade the gpu in that time so the main "fast SSD" is much smaller than the "storage disk" of my new machine. But yes, I get rid of the Steam directory entirely and any large media files.

If I wanted to be more careful I could probably just do a full registry export and keep C:\Users\[username]\AppData. But rather than dig around trying to recall and export MORE stuff (when I want to be playing on the new machine...) I'll just keep a copy of the whole thing for reference.

And it'll get deleted down the track when I'm happily bedded into the new machine.

Other tips: if you moved your license for Windows to the new machine, run the VM without networking...

If you are wondering how to get stuff off it with no networking - because you are using (inbuilt to Windows Pro) hyperv instead of vmware - you can mount the VHD disks directly on your new machine while the VM is off.
What a celestial bonfire. It indeed has a haunting beauty.
I was being absolute in my language because I was trying to understand the extent of GP's views on this subject. Sure, it's entirely possible that it didn't translate across and that we're talking about a "significant fraction" of religious people raising scientifically ignorant kids. Even then, it's almost impossible to prove because we're not operating with a well-defined meaning for "scientifically ignorant."

However, you've now moved the goalpost by stating that "religious doctrines" are anti-science. That wasn't the original argument. We're talking about whether or not religious people, who homeschool, will necessarily produce scientifically ignorant children.

Nonetheless, the more I think about this, the more the conversation is pointless because we'd spend an eternity working out what scientifically ignorant looks like. A person may agree with 80% of the scientific theories in the world and disagree on 20% and someone might say that makes them "scientifically ignorant." Which I find amusing, considering the amount of fraud going on in modern scientific journals.
Old PL/I programmer here. I’m still trying to forget BCD’s from the 80’s!
As a father that was much more obvious than when I saw it for the first time at 16 ;-)
True enough, but it does make for good practice with the index and splitting workflows later on when you need to clean it up.

I think there's space for "git add ." as a didactic step. It maps cleanly to the most obvious way to understand a commit, as "here's what I've done". Bootstrapping from that to an understanding of "commits as communication with other developers" will naturally happen over time.
Summaries are done for a single article. I think it's better this way — a summary is a clear reflection of an underlying article, where all statements can be easily tracked to a single original source. That makes LLM hallucinations extremely rare.

No plans for an iOS app, but my site is a PWA so can be installed and look like an app both on Android and iOS.
Video of the breakup - https://www.instagram.com/reel/DE52_hVSeQz/
He had to retire due to emphysema.

The work of his Foundation continues (as though anyone here takes it seriously).
> that’s an old recipe

It's also an old image from 2019. What was the recipe like in 2019? (I don't know the answer, genuine question)
I would put Twin Peaks: The Return up there too. Beneath the trademark surrealism and whimsy there’s an intense, bittersweet profoundness.

It was the last thing he made for TV/cinema and for me feels like the culmination of everything he did before it.
Most Sci-Fi real footage I have ever seen.

Edit: Reminds me of "The Eye" from star wars Andor

https://youtu.be/9lrr0CWHDGA?t=43
It's amazing how many of the railroad companies did the absolute bare minimum of passenger travel they were required to do to get as much eminent domain (public!) land as they did. There's a station I pass all the time that defined entire neighborhoods and towns by creating passenger connections between them but only ran passengers for exactly ten years because that was that was the bare minimum the law allowed, has sat vacant and unused as a passenger station for a lot longer than it was a passenger station, and has deteriorated so much as to be a dangerous home to the underhoused and an eyesore and a reminder that the cargo companies that stole our public land only think of our part of the country as "rollover".
It had quite a bit of dead space in the video, especially at the start. Recall the first switch trailer which was completely different stylistically.
Names cost cash; maybe you don't need/want one.
HN comments is just reading strangers steam of consciousness now?
I don't think the price is worth selling their algorithms. TikTok will leave the US and fight for instagram marketshare all around the world. Meta will regret supporting this move, I think.
I'm used to certs in Kubernetes, so even 6 days is long-lived. 20 minutes is more like it.
Infrastructure Platform Teams
The most important payload for this flight was data. The ship was always going to be lost so from a standpoint of testing this was a huge success! I'm excited to see how quickly they resolve whatever happened and get IFT 8 going.
I think this is more a critique of the industry rather than frameworks. It's how companies like to constantly adopt industry "standards" instead of hiring engineers to create the specific domain framework. A lot of times this does work, even most of the time but in the short term. In the long term it devolves into what the analogy with hammer factories is pointing out. It becomes too wide of a net that tries to solve too many domains. Then companies change what "engineering" means and it becomes a glorified product owner that knows programming but only to the extent they can use the tools.
No. I was curious as to why they are stuck like that and what country and system they were in.
What Is a Phased Array Antenna?
> That last point is especially funny considering how startups lie, too, like having a landing page and no product but collecting emails like you do.

How dare companies do market research with potential buyers to know what to build before they start building it! If only we could setup massive factories that pump out hot garbage that nobody wants and build roads to nowhere like the soviets did.
"Luxury Residents Suing over Walls Infested with Dust and Pipes" Lol
Anark Studio?

https://www.cgw.com/Publications/CGW/2004/Volume-27-Issue-4-...
Yep. That's what I was curious about.
Lisp dialects are usually nice enough to write on paper. Because whitespace between list elements is never important in classic Lisp, you can break lines wherever it makes most sense visually to do so. Plus, the referential transparency means that you can write on loose sheets without any specific order (although many Lisp compilers do read top-to-bottom in practice).
anyone have a sense of whether this will make a difference for small distances as seen in construction and small parts (less than car-sized) non-optical manufacturing? i feel like the precision available today, with handheld laser rules and what-not, are already cheap and accurate enough.
I am not sure if I am going to like this feature. I miss the simplicity. Guess those times re over.
I dont think so. I think it is the breakup, with a large mass visible. most of the material will continue on until it parabolically renters and burns up in a visible manner
States where pornhub is banned due to age verification:

Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Louisiana

Essentially Republicans who advocate for small government went aggressive on ban and propped up the industry for VPNs.

UK, Canada, Australia and NZ are likely to follow suit.
The best Data Quality tool ever created for Pyspark.
Let us say 2/3rds of a failure.

SpaceX has a way of making the nearly impossible expected. We have forgotten quite quickly that booster catch is still a very experimental feature. Return to base on this flight wasn't routine yet.
In early footage of BoTW when it was a Wii U exclusive there was more usage of the Tablet for things like maps and inventory management, which was later cut for presumably parity with the Switch version.
Responding to the additional context int he reporting:

If domestically-owned traditional journalism is not able to sustain itself in the US, I suppose that the more critically-minded people will turn to foreign-owned reporting like the traditional newswires like Reuters, AFP, AP for news, as well as new foreign state-funded ones like Al-Jazeera.
SEC Charges Two Sigma for Failing to Address Known Vulnerabilities in Its Models
That's exactly what's happening to you when you're the prospective buyer in one of those calls.

I'm not in sales, but I've had a job once where I could see all the financials. And we would very often be charging one customer 10x what we charged another for exactly the same tier of service. Sometimes the huge corps would be paying more for a lower service tier than a small corp on a higher tier.
The disconnect has such a simple explanation that it's brutal how long this conversation is: nobody wants to make stuff for cheap people, and people who hate calls are really cheap.
Inadvertently perfect timing for this footage. Glowing and backlit by the setting sun, against clear and already darkening evening sky... couldn't plan the shot any better if you tried.

Let's hope no debris came down on anyone or anything apart from open water.
east of Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean. Draw a line from Boca Chia to Turks and keep going
Any speculation on the hardware that might be in it?
i hadn't seen it before, its so in-depth and informative. May be he was getting all those crazy ideas from Transcendental Meditation :)
No, if that was taken from the Bahamas, that's an explosion connected to the loss of the 2nd stage.

Staging happens closer to the Texas coast and I don't believe you'd have line of sight to it from the Bahamas.
Mine do not have an audio jack.
NPM package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/kokoro-js
GitHub: https://github.com/hexgrad/kokoro
Doesn't that run into their rate limits if you generate a certificate every few minutes all the time? Or at least might be a burden, even if it didn't hit an absolute limit. (I'm assuming you're not the only person in the world doing this, so I mostly mean the collective effect this sort of usage pattern has)
Hey, that's me!

Happy to answer any questions about how this works if folks are interested.
a system with a dew point sensor prevents this, but it does limit the effectiveness
I'm glad it's not on Twitch. I don't like it being on X but twitch is worse since it's extremely hard to get any working Adblock on there.
I saw airline style entry at both Seattle and Portland recently. So it's certainly not uncommon, since the train I was on (Cascades) runs multiple times daily.
They have a bunch of explosives strapped on the rocket and can give a radio command to blow the ship up. It can even decide to explode itself if the readings go haywire.

It is called the Flight Termination System and it is very common on non-manned flights now.
No one said they had to travel with the train.

I'm thinking more, gate agents rather than conductors checking tickets at each door, and they're just always at NY Penn since there's trains constantly leaving out of there.
Separation is much closer to the launch pad in Texas, the booster barely makes it downrange at all before turning around. This being filmed from the Bahamas with this much lateral velocity, gotta be the Ship breaking up. Likely the FTS triggered after enough engines failed that it couldn't make orbit / planned trajectory.
This has come incredibly handy today to download startship flight 7 videos
They could do what TikTok does and require you to have x number of followers from your videos before allowing live streaming, but then you just make a market for sockpuppet followers.
Load it in Chrome and cast the tab. Sucks that you have to involve your computer for the duration, but that's the most reliable way to do it IMO.
Impressive string of success
> postbox-style drive (I don’t know what they’re actually called)

Slot-loading.
I don't care too much about the hardware spec. That's not why you buy a Nintendo. I hope Nintendo modernizes its software. I am talking about the UI and its multiplayer user experience.

Preventing any modern chat/voice feature under the excuse of wanting to protect children from online danger is a laughable as it is solvable by expanding the parental control features.

I am optimistic regarding this as Nintendo seem have turned its vision to taking a bit more risks as hinted in games like Super Mario Wonder that try to innovate in the multiplayer space. You'd say that that is not much but very few would have foreseen such a move from Nintendo.