skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Now that I'm becoming an old man, I've taken the time to go back and listen to him properly, to analize his thoughts and words a bit more contextually, and I've come to believe that Steve Jobs was quite misunderstood, both by us, and by himself. When I miss him I think: his thoughts were so very refined for his time, it is quite incredible and I wish he was around to hear more of them. I guess I'm a fan? Oh well...worse things to be.

(the article is good but giving you the hn for comments too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2131299)
You shouldn't normally run a fuel powered car all the way to empty either. Fuel pumps tend to be cooled by the fuel they're pumping, running low means you might be pumping air in addition to fuel and air cooling isn't as effective as liquid cooling, so you will overheat your fuel pump (may not be a big deal depending on how long you can go with the tank critically empty). Fuel tanks also accumulate crud which is more likely to make it out of the tank when you run it low. And your fuel tank may be more likely to corrode when it has more air in it, which naturally happens when it has less fuel, so you should keep it mostly full when possible.

That said, it's usually not a big deal until your vehicle and its fuel tank has sat on the side of the road unused for a few years, and your fuel has degraded in place.
Of course you can't actually engage with the substance of my argument, so you settle for pedantry. Tells me all I need to know.
Not to be confused with the yellow prism camera. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQuIVsNzqDk
I think by share-hosting they mean the super cheap PHP hosting that really doesn’t have an equivalent in Go or really any other popular language I’m aware of.
Quite a lot. There was a big news story in 2023, which I followed pretty closely, where a popular ex-PM was ambushed in a courthouse by military forces before being arrested, tried, and imprisoned. He and his supporters believe, I think reasonably, that Pakistan should be understood as being in a state of undeclared martial law.
There is a super high quality Rust lib that implements this: https://github.com/HydroniumLabs/h3o
The original castings were pretty poor in the 6.2 and 6.5 and lots of them crack at the crank webbings. This is supposedly fixed in the AM General blocks. They were common work trucks in the PNW (forestry, mining) but while you see the old Cummins or Ford IDI's around still the "Detroit"'s (no relation to the 2 stroke Detroit or Series 60) are quite rare. My family still has an early mechanically injected 6.5 that's held up OK though (~300,000km on it).
> successfully maintain a legacy code base (even their own!).

Haha I hate all the code I wrote more than 5 years ago.
There’s strong evidence that all artificial (including “organic non-caloric”) sweeteners disrupt metabolic responses, leading to lethargy and more weight gain than a comparably sweet amount of sugar.

In addition to making you fat, most others have some other bonus side effects like causing cancer, migraines, screwing up gut microbes, etc.
I suppose they removed the alternators, and that's why they keep them plugged in?
Unfortunately, AGPL is a non-free license, which dictates how one may run the program when not redistributing any of its code. It's a clumsy attempt to attack a certain problem in the social computing sphere using software licensing. (You know the adage about every problem looking like a nail when the only tool you have is a hammer.)

Open source licenses are characterized by the fact that you don't have to read them, let alone agree with them, merely in order to obtain the software and use it. These licenses "kick in" when you redistribute.

The AGPL can only be litigated as a closed license; i.e. the argument being that if the defendant does not use the program in accordance with the license, their copy is infringing, the same like a cracked version of Photoshop. Whether you are allowed to have a copy or not depends on how you are using it.

A successful AGPL litigation would mainly succeed in proving to the world that the license is nonfree, which would be evident from the arguments that would necessarily have to be used, and the reasoning necessarily expressed in the verdict.
“The fundamental weakness of Western civilization is empathy. The empathy exploit—they’re exploiting a bug in western civilization, which is the empathy response” -- Elon Musk

No more questions.
You need to heat the battery when it's cold too.

Tesla's used to, not sure if they still do, had a four way valve that could be used to route coolant around the system in the right direction. High wear and failure rate part.
Almost as if book burning isn’t that big of a right in the grand scheme of things.

> America is in a league of its own when it comes to speech

Try boycotting Israel, you might go to jail or lose your green card for speaking out about it. American free speech (in the way that matters, not in the way of theater) is under threat and has been with every successive government for quite a long time.
One thing I wonder, is how much of it is simply attributable to the demographic transition that happens when a society urbanizes.

When birth rates start to drop the over-65s start getting more of a vote share than they've ever had before.
Another simple hack is to exit your outside the home outer clothes when you get home. There are virulent extra allergic dust mites, that has really helped my family. And these products can help with laundry at lower temps and harder to launder items. https://elfbrands.com/collections/elf-brands
Has there been a situation where a company leader has potentially tanked sales because of themselves in this very non business related manner?

This is a strange timeline.
Washington Post's editorializing is a free speech matter and has nothing to do with the first amendment, since it's a private actor, which is the story we were all told during covid and the Floyd riots.
You’ve got to be kidding. The DRC is an unfree authoritarian state and one of the poorest countries in the world to boot. It’s in a completely different tier from Serbia.
As a Ukrainian who lived through all this stuff right in the middle of the events (Luhansk region, 2014-2016, occupied territories), I tried to resist the urge to reply but could not.

The examples you provide are not an existential threat, but an excuse for an opportunistic expansion due to Ukraine being weak. There is a plethora of objective evidence without me providing any extra anecdotal information.

What I wanted is to give you a slice of my personal perspective. I lived through this shit, my classmates were raising “LPR” flags on my city’s admin buildings, I crossed the demarcation line multiple times during both hot and cold phases of the pre-2022 conflict and have seen a lot of stuff.

I guess the main issue was that Ukraine was bad at public relations and communication (still is btw, plenty of recent examples), and they just were not able to counter the information war at that crucial point, and then many times more. When the Russians started bringing in military equipment and training locals, a lot of local populace had their mental timeline already messed up by Russian propaganda because historically, nobody in that area really watched the Ukrainian media. In reality, they were the first to escalate the conflict while Ukraine was still too slow and incompetent and preparing to respond.

During the hot phase, where was A LOT of military incompetence that caused many civilian and military casualties. There were also certain instances of internal power struggle within “LPR” that is not talked much about, it also had civilian casualties.

But after the hot phase of 2014, the conflict literally froze. There was no shelling of cities, no casualties besides people stepping on mines. The whole 8 year genocide thing was fake, and everybody who actually lived there knew that. They were doing business across the demarcation line, huge numbers of people and cargo traveling, all while both sides were shooting their daily quotas of artillery shells into the field.

In 2020-2021 (!!!), while literally everyone was fine with status quo and busy with Covid, the “LPR” and “DPR” started preparing for draft, enlisting people (not drafting) etc. What happened in 2021-2022 was another Ukrainian loss from the information war perspective, where Russian propaganda switched to a new narrative and succeeded in reeducating the local population (including my relatives), where these “8 years” appeared. The whole thing was so comically rushed and staged that it felt surreal.

I guess, the mainland Russian audience was a-OK with this theatrical interpretation which was the main goal. Meanwhile, the borders of “DPR” and “LPR” were closed a week before the 2022 invasion and they already started grabbing literally every “ethnic Russian” on the streets to go to war.
The paradox of tolerance, exploited.
> you need to have dedicated grinders dialled in for both. Nobody outside of Italy bothers with that.

Huh? Most cafe's I see (Australia) the grinding is separate from the dispensing, and it is a single shot per pull. It's a big world out there mate, might be more of an isolated cultural thing than you realize or my neck of the woods is special. Either way, likely varies.
Once you go non-destructive, you can’t go back.
Do you work in tech? Do you hope your startup is acquired? I think a lot of people here would not favor the idea of companies not being able to buy other companies.
Bananas and polonium are both radioactive. Degree matters.
For quick prototyping I really like https://pocketbase.io/

I am actually using this for a production site that gets 1 million requests per day.
But that belies the real contention of what exactly is the truth? What is even more fundamental that has been lost is trust in nation and institutions due to a growing values divide. We must first trust before we can accept in good faith. Perhaps in some sense we should be thankful that we now have societies robust enough that even if major institutions lose legitimacy with half the population we don't get a civil war.
Who has gone to jail for boycotting Israel in the US?
Machine Teaching: What I Learned from My Optimizer
Oh great when i get into old age not only will I forget my password but my DNA will have mutated to the point that it technically isn't my password any longer
> you're young and don't feel the pressure

Wat? Feeling the pressure is even worse when you're young!
Yeah, rejected after previously working there. Was also going for a different role than I previously had. To their credit, I respect that they don't just hand out free passes back in.
No motivation, sure. But do they even care? Most people just don't care about this stuff. You try to get them to care and they "say, yeah, okay, yeah, I know" as they roll their eyes and go back to scrolling Instagram or whatever.

The apathy is real and I don't see it getting better.
Another thing said by medics that's stuck with me is "you can’t screw up CPR because the person is already dead"
Tbf, literacy rates are down
This is a good take - 'As long as enough fools believe Tesla will have self-driving taxis within Musk's latest timeline, the price can stay up, and nobody will sue'.

What I'm describing is what happens after the pool of fools is exhausted.
Yep, was my gateway to the world as little boy before the internet/bbs came around.
But copying an existing game is not solving a real world problem. You may do it to see if "I can make it", during a learning process, or as a challenge. But when you ask something/someone else to do it for you, what's the purpose?
noise control?
Huh? What you do mean by this? Are you advocating for less empathy? Towards whom?
Did it ever fluctuate like that when it was pegged?
> We are experiencing a global assault on truth

Are we though? Can you convince me of that, as a non-American?
The cure for such fears is to:

1. study the leetcode books in advance

2. do lots of interviews

In the military, there's a saying: train hard => fight easy
Oh, Ukraine "turned against" the US. When did that happen exactly?
You'd probably be able to tell me if using Lambda for my backend is gonna be closest to, $2, $20, or $200 / month, right?
Every single person at my college and online won't shut up for 10 seconds about boycotting Israel, I think they are fine.
Making money is just one step. Buying weapons is the second, and making your own is the next major leap. Many countries get to the second step, but a select few get to the third. Buying doesn't guarantee safety, after all the supplier can cut you off from critical ammo and support at any time (that's what's happening right?)

It's a conscious choice for a country to specialize in weapons manufacturing, and the US, well it's the best at it. Does it come for free? Definitely not, it comes at a huge cost. We can't have so many other things because we do this. But we do buy freedom with it. Peace-loving Americans have to do some real soul-searching: Would their success and comfort be possible without those weapons? Would they still have their freedoms? The first thing tyrants do is take away weapons from the public, lest their enemies rise up against them in armed insurrection. Which of the two parties is more likely to do so?
One can look at the Model S trajectories to see where this is all going. I was looking at a 2018 Model S 75d with 100k on it in very good condition (Texas car). Owner was asking for $18k with lifetime SuperCharging Free. With the additional Gov Tax Credit ($4k) on the used Tesla, the car is a good deal (S14k).

But if I were to consider a used Tesla, I wouldn't pay more than what a battery replacement cost. I could deal with the other problems like control arms and coolant leaks, but the replacement of the Battery/BMS is a risky proposition for me if it is no longer under warranty.
How about an amount that would cost more to find and eliminate than it would save?
more layoff, less layegg
legally, in Australia
> Is your source an anon with a 1-letter pseudonym?

Nah, it's Forbes, USA Today, CBS, Washington Post, and New York Times.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoniopequenoiv/2024/07/16/jd-...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/...

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jd-vance-trump-vp-peter-thiel-b...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/07/28/jd-vanc...

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/17/technology/jd-vance-tech-...

> Please save the schizoposting for your echochamber of choice.

I know that you must not be used to talking to people who know how to use "woke" critical thinking skills, but try to actually engage with the substance of my argument and save your name-calling for someone who cares.
Like Seinfeld?
I hate to say it, but you need a populist leader that blames everything on the wealthy.
> Civicus, an international non-profit, puts country alongside Democratic Republic of Congo, Italy, Pakistan and Serbia

I doubt it. But not for the reasons you're probably thinking.

I spend most of my time in Slovenia and Croatia, but I travel to Serbia frequently as it's "in the neighborhood" and medical/dental treatment there is top-notch and much cheaper than anywhere else.

I can state with absolute confidence that Serbia is one of the most freedom-loving countries in the world, and Serbs are ultra-zealous guardians of their personal freedoms. In Serbia, there are very few restrictions that impinge on one's day-to-day life, and even the laws are along the lines of recommendations. You can buy any prescription drug OTC; you can smoke in just about any restaurant; you can send your 10-year-old son to the cornerstore to buy you a bottle of whisky. You can also speak out against the government -- and quite loudly, at that -- just as people have been doing over recent weeks/months:

> https://apnews.com/article/serbia-students-protest-vucic-can...

I can think of nothing that's permissible in the USA or UK that's not possible in Serbia. (But I can think of many things that are possible in Serbia yet illegal or impossible in the UK or US!) All things considered, it feels much more free than any part of the USA. Serbian cops are friendly, there's no ubiquitous middleman grifting or gatekeeping, and one is basically free to do and say what one likes.
*(Silvio) gesselized

I apologize for the typo.

I don't know the best rule to use for the process, since there seems to be many potential combinations of rules for it, but the idea of forced-gesselization is that if you buy a house with the bad money from foreign gray markets dealer, when you try to sell the house, you are taxed as if house and the bad money you bought it (this type of situation would be gray area, as such requiring intervention and appraisal of actual value by government body, which is not to be desired; but such practice also would not have to be commonplace) with had been in the demurraged currency, e.g. for the duration of the ownership.

Normally we can think of sales value to mean value - tax, where tax = g(ownership_duration), where g is gesselization function, which would preferably remain same over time but doesn't have to be linear or simply value or function of time as long as it is simply enough high schooler can solve for it without a computer.
That website is broken. When you drag the dot it says to reload the page for the change to take effect...and then when you do the dot snaps right back to africa.
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The macros! Wtf were they doing with the macros! They didn't want to have a normal assembler that kept people writing maintainable assembly code. They just had macro stacked on macros (my memory here is literally 30 years old, I had to write windows 3.1 vxd drivers) and it didn't help, because they had to use the same registers you were using to do their work. An obtrusive non-abstraction that made life painful.
The brain gymnastics of Trump supporters arr absolutely amazing, one hand they could stop shouting freedom of speech everytime someone (a private entity) didn't allow them to spew racism on their platform, on the other hand deporting (the government) someone for their political views is fine because they are a security threat and deportation isn't really punishment (being banned on a social media platform on the other hand...).

At least be honest and say "I don't care because it's speech I disagree with"
Have you used ripgrep? It's so much nicer for day to day usage! That's why it should come by default. Seriously, try it out, I'm sure you'll love it!
Yes, and when toilet paper sold out in the pandemic it should have been priced higher. Yeah it sucks to pay more but it also deters hoarding which was a huge contributor to the problem.
Oh thanks for the explanation!
It's questionable whether his green card has actually been revoked either. Supposedly that requires proceedings to go through an immigration court and be approved by a judge, and as far as anyone knows that hasn't happened yet.

Which would mean he's just being detained without cause in some unspecified location on no basis
Researchers create gel that can self-heal like human skin
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Wow, that would be a National HRO receiver. Quite capable radio.
Hey, the government can decide whether something qualifies as grounds to revoke a green card or not, that's totally legitimate and I support it.

But, once they do, the guy is still entitled to a lawyer. Vanishing the guy and telling the lawyer that they aren't allowed to know where their client is or whether he's still alive is not legitimate.
> rote memorization of a provided function.

I never mesmerized strstr(). But using it frequently makes it stick in my mind.
One of my favorite parts about the old perkins diesel engine in our boat is that you need to press a button to stop it from running once started. You turn off the ignition and it just runs on physics until you do something to interrupt the fuel or air supply.
Here is the non-lite version of the article: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/whitecoat/the-dose-cardiac-arrest-1...
I would encourage you to think more critically. If you organized a peaceful protest should you be held liable for other peoples actions? He was apparently deported for speech, not violence according to the parent comment.
> My experience is instead that LLMs (those I used) can be helpful there where solutions are quite well known

Yes, that's a necessary condition. If there isn't some well known solution, LLMs won't give you anything useful.

The point though, is that the solution was not well known to the GP. That's where LLMs shine, they "understand" what you are trying to say, and give you the answer you need, even when you don't know the applicable jargon.
What do you call what's being done to him if not imprisonment? What are "migrant privileges"?

If expressing sympathy for a group disliked by the politicians currently in power makes people a "national security threat" there are tens of millions of national security threats in this country, many of them citizens, and they all apparently deserve to disappear like this guy has?
I am quoting an obviously broken and severely traumatized person in power, in the context of ongoing and upcoming civic freedoms decline.
I don't know of anywhere in the world where common law requires you to save someone in peril as a civilian
sure it has, a company called Twitter (now not no more) comes to mind
This seems pedantic. I am trying to wrap my head around why "family sharing" is an issue here. You want to share with someone, use family sharing I don't see what the issue is.
My 2022 EV6 comes pretty close to its advertised range: advertised as 310 miles, and I regularly get 240 out of an 80% charge (assuming I'm driving responsibly lol)
The history on marshaling goes back further than that. Smalltalk used the word more or less how it’s used in Go. There is definitely an RPC connotation these days though, probably because small talk was based on message passing.
> Publicly expressing sympathy for a declared terrorist group...

Did he express sympathy for Hamas or killings of Israelis? From what I can tell he didn't and I don't see any accusations of that in the media.
The Atari ST and Amiga versions of Flight Simulator II (still II, there must be a story there) were such a huge step up at the time, when the CGA version was still current on the PC.
I started reading The Guardian around 2006 or so, BBC News occasionally but it feels more like clickbait titles these days... The Guardian is not totally "international media" since I think they have lots of US staff and contributors, but its removed enough in my opinion, and I appreciate the criticism of the US as an American. Lots of quality content in lots of areas. I think lots of fellow Americans would find it very palatable too.
Well, it depends. What was the protest against?
> I can think of nothing that's permissible in the USA or UK that's not possible in Serbia.

how about declaring yourself Kosovan?
What are you doing where 4000 lines of LLM-generated code per hour is a net positive? Sounds like a techdebt machine to me.
Definatly going to happen for critical infrastructure, especially when there is a Russian asset at the head of the States.
> nobody's hacked the [Xbox One] console

It looks like that may have changed last year.

Not entirely surprising since there have been jailbreaks for most game consoles, including PS4/5 and Switch.