skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm comparing it to used cars because it's a used car nowadays and because people don't drive exclusively new cars (which sets their expectation for acceleration) and because old cars are often so cheap you can't even get a Sandero for the price. I don't know how much an S2K costs now used but last I checked non molested ones were essentially collector items. They were in the nice Porsche Boxster territory. That was corona midlife crysis market though.

I looked up the price of the S2k new, apparently MSRP was ~32k$ for the AP1, inflation adjusted ~55k$. It's quite a bit. You can get a B58 Supra, M240 (again B58) or like an S3/TypeR. The S3 doesn't have a manual but the others do.

The Supra is probably the closest because RWD and it's an available in manual, 4s car with a B58 if eventually potentially you want to make stupid power in the future. Much heavier than the S2K but only the Miata and exotics exist in the lightweight convertible/coupe space nowadays. You do get an IMO lexusesque interior though.

Last minute thoughts:

Maybe a Caterham but then you're getting into stupid impractical territory.

Oh, actually the BRZ/GR86/etc is pretty interesting. It's not as quick and the engine is more boring (revs) but it's ~30k$ new and the same weight and power in coupe format. So a slightly more daily version for <60% of the price.
Not nobody. Some of us would love the prospect of not having Russia border our countries anymore.
It's great if you're ok with:

* Taking all the blame when your team fails

* Getting no reward when your team succeeds

* Never being thanked or appreciated by your direct reports or manager

* Being in pointless meeting with people who've never built anything

* Smiling and nodding politely when being told what to do by people with no skin in the game.

* Having your decade of engineering experience being ignored because you didn't write that line of code

* Getting dressed down when you did write that piece of code instead of delegating it.

Other than that it is quite fulfilling.
Economic class is highly correlated with social, religious, ethnic, tribal class. If there are more social, religious, ethnic, tribal classes in a single country (i.e. the country is diverse) then in another, then you do need to sample more of the groups to get sample means free from systematic bias.

Simple example: image you are asked to compute the mean diameter of all balls in each of two bags. You open the first bag, and it is all blue balls, and they all look very close in radius. So you measure a few and call it a day. You open the second bag, and there are balls of about 50 different colors, and it seems like all the colors have different radius. So, then to get a good result, you need to measure almost the diameter of most of the colors.
As a socialist principle "who does not work" referred primarily to the bourgeoisie, i.e. who get money from capital gains, rents or inheritance as opposed to labor, although it did also mean that in early stages of socialism the communist principle "from each according to their ability, to each according to their ability" is not feasible.
In France there are mentions of the colonies, slavery, and ensuing wars. And you study napoleon of course.

But there is never a critic of it, it's mentioned as matter of fact for the first, and only in positive for the second.

I had to grow old to realize "wait, napoleon was basically our hitler...".
Kubernetes was written by people who have developer, not ops, background and is full of things like this. The fact that it became a standard is a disaster
>we don't just need a system that knows all the answers, but rather one that can ask questions nobody else has thought of or dared to ask.

That's called hate speech and every AI has been aggressively lobotomized to never do it by an army of RLHFers.
Good note. Your examples suggest thinking of 'property' as a sort of discontinuous indicator function on the subsets. I'm thinking about the interdependence between the function values or across subsets, regardless of continuity, in the context of universal computation. How to localize or define intelligence?
Take the example of IQ, as a platonic ideal for measuring intelligence, vs all possible groups you could make with those people. Hard to define intelligence https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39977664
$18? Big roller there lol. How much would you expect to be paid an hour to code?

Is it more than $18? And is the bug fixable in an hour?

Your sense of entitlement is like 98% of the reason FOSS developers burn out. GG champ.
It’s not going well. But keep in mind that running down the public sector and privatising it is their aim. Simeon Brown is a terrible choice for minister and takes some pretty shitty positions for someone in his position.

Also see ‘the financial black hole’ that ACC was supposedly in when John Key came along. It’s the playbook being played.

Don’t look to the US for guidance though, that healthcare system and that political direction is going to be fascinating to look at in two and a half years.
If their goal was to get espressif to explain undocumented functionality they reached it.

And espressif should have closed that gap without external pressure.
My guess is the locality helped with civility, we wouldn't call anyone offensive names if there's a chance we run into them "IRL".

Then again the drama of Nextdoor communities probably means this is largely dead...
Not about cold plunges, as I'd expected, but interesting nevertheless. The author of the book reviewed also wrote one of the best (and my personal favourite) books on The Reformation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Reformation:_A_History
It makes it harder (impossible even) to take precise measurements deep into the decimal places if you have massive contours in the very thing (wealth) you are trying to measure with just one scalar number.

Diversity is not meant in the modern political interpretation.

As an less triggering exercise: try record in a single number the temperature - and change - of a large geographically diverse place like Australia - which has deserts and forests and is also subject to large periodic fluctuations like el Niño/la Niña.

I submit that you would be embarrassed to say it went from 28,7°C to 29,2°C and think it meant anything.

The misuse (and misunderstanding) of significant figures (let alone averages) is rampant in the social sciences. To the disadvantage of the folk we are all trying to help.
My point is that I don't need a linux container at all because all my tools run natively on macOS. Even (and especially) the ones that wouldn't run well on Windows.

For example: I can run valgrind on macOS. Good luck running valgrind on Windows.
> You hire the best candidate overall

How, exactly, would you do that?

Say you open a new position and you get 100 resumes a day, every day, until you shut down the role and pick someone.

How are you hiring the best candidate overall?

How long are you waiting for "the best"?

How many resumes are you really evaluating per day? With 100 coming in, how do you know you didn't miss "the best" one?
Not saying it isn't good, it is. I still use Silicon Macs at work.

Just depends on your priorities and what you value I guess.

I'm not on board with the iOSification of macOS either. IMO, it's has gotten progressively worse with every version since Snow Leopard. Atomic Fedora distros and KDE Plasma has made me look forward to upgrades again (and yeah, they happen automatically in the background).

With macOS I just stuck around as long as I could knowing that there'd be no upsides to getting the next macOS release.
I agree! Your system is already heavily compromised if this is a problem for you.

I think the real problem lies in a lack of visibility into the state of the device. A compromised dongle could easily be transferred between machines. What we need is to make obvious what the machine/device is doing.
I’m not defending Apple here because I don’t buy the “water resistance requires non-replaceable batteries story” (there have been plenty of phones that were water resistant and had replaceable batteries + TRS sockets)

However it’s worth noting that in the era you described where phones had replaceable batteries, water damage was also a lot less permanent.

Back then, you would whip the battery out, leave the phone in rice for a day, then it would power up the following day as if nothing had happened.

These days I couldn’t see that working even if you could remove the battery. And when you also factor in how much more essential phones are to our every day lives (they’re our wallet, plane boarding pass, health monitors, location tracking for nervous parents, etc. we don’t even remember important phone numbers like we used to). Regardless of whether you agree with all these use cases, it does result in a scenario where water resistance is a lot more important than it used to be.
The recent Delhi election,

I was watching videos of some of the slums.

There were literal hills of rotting organic garbage inside the slums. With children living next to them.

I had visions of Paul Ehrlich freaking out at the sight of people defecating and bathing on the roadside in Delhi.

I saw photos of some of the "mohalla clinics" (free basic healthcare clinics) that the previous Delhi government had (admittedly admirably) set up. Some of them looked so dirty and structurally unsound that they wouldn't be allowed to function as holding pens for farm animals in the US.

In the US, we have companies like Waste Management handle our waste. Surprises me that India doesn't have a dozen Waste Managements by now. Billion dollar unicorns/startups/whatever, innovating in turning "waste to wealth" (as Nitin Gadkari calls it). Put capitalism to use where there's a failure of non-capitalism to solve the problem. But there might be deep cultural issues. I suspect the caste system plays a part. The forward castes believe that trash management is beneath them.
On the HCI interface. That's not a OTA attack.

If an attacker can write raw data the HCI interface you are doomed anyway.
A friend of mine has a cat, which she's had since a kitten. When the cat was given to her, she was told it is male. However, when she took the cat to the vet for vaccinations, she was informed that the cat is in fact female.

A mistaken assumption doesn't change the underlying reality.

If she hadn't taken the cat to the vet and hadn't otherwise realized that the cat is female, and later, the cat had become pregnant, then she wouldn't be exclaiming how amazing it is to see a male pregnancy. No, she would understand that the cat is female, because only female cats can be pregnant.
Again, the "revolutionary" aspect that made Uber and AirBnB big names, as opposed to any of the plethora of competitors who were doing the same thing at the same time or before, is that these two gained "innovative" competitive advantage by breaking the law around the world.

Obviously you can get ahead if you ignore the rules everyone else plays by.

If we throw away the laws, there's a lot more unrealized "innovation" waiting.
no, he means a blowout is entirely dependent on the few people that are in the states that count. Therefore your MoE is higher because your population size is significantly lower.

You can pretty much ignore every non-swing state and the result of polls would be the same.
I am not sure if the comment is serious or not. Often one way tix are not much more than half a round trip tix It used to be one way tickets were like 70+% of a round trip, not as much anymore
I kept the original title untouched, but from the article (which I unfortunately I do not have the time to read analytically at time of submission), though it starts with a «use generative AI to automate work that was previously done by people», it does not seem evident that the focus appear to be "replacing people" - the provided information seems more about "try working with the assistance of a chatbot".

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Anyway, the first comment I'll do is "what could possibly go wrong". And I mean this in many ways, one of the more salient being "how deeply was the problem of potential risks in taking this route assessed?".
Though the battery is only 400g, so you could easily carry 3kg of spare batteries and extend that range significantly (at the expense of payload). You'd still come out way ahead.
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Wow, I still can't get over your generous nature - $18 to fix an issue for you, you sir, are the veritable milk of human kindness.

Bloody hell, my teenager earns more than that for 1.5 hours of gardening.

I'm not sure if you're trolling, because if you're not, your concept of economic incentives is busted. Completely busted.

But hey, you avoiding FOSS is probably the best outcome for both you and FOSS maintainers, so I do appreciate your decision there.
Is there any other reason for lab meat than destroying American industry and changing it's evil culture that causes all the worlds problems?
Unfortunately, all too common in the security field.
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Wow that was great. Thanks.
Focus-stacking is a feature on (iirc) the A9 level cameras, which are 5x the price, so it's hardly surprising that they want to lock it down.
It's not charity though.

You're paying them in expectation of a return.

Charitable giving is exactly that - giving, with no expectation of return.
Interesting, as a German annoyed by having 100+ insurances I always thought Austria is doing the right thing. Do you have a link for that? I am interested in understanding why the costs increased.
FWIW Brother denies it made any of the customer-hostile firmware updates Louis Rossman recently accused them of, according to this other Ars Technica article: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/03/brother-denies-using...
> Just like in 2016, the polls were intended to deceive people into thinking there was no hope for an alternative candidate.

And who, in your opinion, executed this coordinated deception, and to what end?
> There is only one way to enforce the law

Treating every possible infraction like a hard felony is both costly to the taxpayer and chilling to tourists.

The approach of ICE appears to be: Nobody has rights, no search is unreasonable, harvest all the data, then lock everyone up and put them at the back of a hearing queue.

Post-9/11 America is a horrible border experience for legitimate tourists. It is repeatedly noted about how unwelcome you are and how very little you need to do to be incarcerated and deported.
K8s made simple things complicated, yet it doesn't have obvious safety (or sanity) mechanisms, making everyday life a PITA. I wonder why it was adopted so quickly despite its flaws, and the only thing coming to my mind is, like Java in 90s: massive marketing and propaganda that it's "inevitable"..
The “Protestant Ascendency” are not Irish, even if they technically lived and were born on the island.
Craigslist was like this too back when I used it. I never understood why they didn't ban the users who were doing it as it made certain categories too difficult to bother browsing.
"I'm almost at the point where I consider any type of firmware update for anything to be actively hostile and to be avoided if at all possible ..."

Never attribute to malice that which may be adequately explained by incompetence.
How do I rule out the masses being attracted by electromagnetism?
> Overall, I don't think this is a useful measure of anything though

This would be useful to know how much outstanding capital gains could be paid, if we removed the step up.
So how many seats is a vote worth in Iowa vs California? Is it the same?
If Elections would be done via tokens and you had 10 and another person gets 60 to vote, would you say that is unfair?
From TFA...

> Facebook’s influence remains strong globally, but younger users are logging in less.

Not here in south east Asia where FB remains dominant. Indeed having any kind of social life without a FB account would be difficult.
Programmers Should Plan for Lower Pay (2019)
interesting, im also using edge (with all security settings set to maximum) and it works fine for me. Maybe the difference is that I'm using it on mac?
> And if nobody is hiring juniors, how are we supposed to get the next generation of seniors?

Maybe stop tasking seniors with training juniors, and put them back on writing production code? That will give you one generation and vastly improve products across the board :).

The concern about entry-level jobs is valid, but I think it's good to remember that in the past years, almost all coding is done at entry-level, because if you do it long enough to become moderately competent, you tend to get asked to stop doing it, and train up a bunch of new hires instead.
A few months ago from U of Innsbruck, "Physicists Stir a Supersolid For First Time, Proving Its Bizarre Dual Nature", https://www.sciencealert.com/physicists-stir-a-supersolid-fo...

> Under these extreme conditions, matter starts behaving very differently from what we are used to.. More than half a century ago, physicists predicted the existence of a "supersolid" state. It is matter that has the properties of both a solid and a superfluid, in which a fraction of the atoms flow friction-free through the lattice – a regular arrangement of points or objects – of a rigid crystal structure.. A series of tiny whirlpools, or quantised vortices, begin to appear.. These are like small holes in the fluid, each rotating at a specific speed.. they arrange themselves in beautiful, regular patterns across the surface of the superfluid, almost like the holes in a piece of Gruyere cheese, but perfectly organized.
That can be a paid feature for business accounts
If the mean rolling average of all tempreture readings across Australia moved by 0.5 across a twelve month period that would indeed be a significant change that would certainly mean something.
Updating firmware is like buying new underwear - I do it only when the old ones stop working (or have visible holes).
I see Brother is going with the Lexmark strategy. Maybe they'll wake up before they end up in as bad if shape as Lexmark has wound up in.
The compiler is named Python, but has nothing to do with Python the language. I mean __really__. Way to keep your invention buried.
A view on phishing attack from web application perspective
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It's frustrating. They have completely stomped every other marketplace in the UK. Things like Gumtree are ghost-towns in comparison.

I don't use it but my wife has sold loads of stuff that we no longer need. In that sense it's fantastic, it's made local selling very easy, but I really wish it was almost anyone but FB.
I wonder how that future might pan out. If it’s like the modern Balkan countries, all good.

If it’s like six warlords with nukes, all bets are off.
Linguistic Imperialism in AI – Enforcing Human-Readable Chain-of-Thought
I used to believe that until, over a decade later, I read stories from those ""experts" who were closest to the situation", and it turns out Y2K was serious and it was a close call.
Not a problem I have ever experienced, and I wonder how anyone “draws a blank” writing a short commit message.

About half of my commits refer to an issue, so the reason for the commit(s) sits one click away.

I generally want to describe what I did at a high level, and why. Anyone can see the actual changes with a diff, no need to reiterate that in the commit message. I don’t summarize the diffs, I explain the problem and the fix.
This website is quite broken on firefox android. Lots of jank but most notably the viewport isn't fixed so when you interact with sliders the viewports also shifts to the side. Figured I'd point it out as it's an article about website interaction.
Any company where you're not allowed to force-push to a public branch.