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Children in a car get expensive, cumbersome equipment to protect them. And of course they are never unsupervised when they are driving around. They don't get freedom.

Discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49529621

Survivorship bias.

More children ages 1–4 die from drowning than any other cause of death. For children ages 5–14, drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death after motor vehicle crashes.

https://www.cdc.gov/drowning/data-research/facts/index.html

True, but it includes the full text of the post. That's enough for some copyright strikes.

Five is too young. Sure they can do the right thing most of the time, with their mom watching. But they don't have good judgement and are easily distracted. Especially with a pond involved. I would never let my kids around an open body of water alone.

Make your own recommendation engine. Even if it's just a real literal text search that sorts chronologically.

The data is listed near the bottom, under "The 24 Endpoints" https://tiktok-api.seeksocial.io/#api

There's no way this dataset is going to survive on HF, right? It will be hit with so many DMCA takedowns.

There are two groups of people who are really loud about DHH projects. The first is ones who are really on board with his racism https://web.archive.org/web/20260721200429/https://world.hey...

And the second is people who liked some of his earlier software, aren't overly bothered by the racism, and are worried that the anti-racists will get DHH cancelled and then the good software will stop. They feel like they have to loudly hype the project just to offset the negativity.

You're comparing non-flash models to a flash model. They are more expensive, and K3 is a lot slower too.

That person posted this two years later https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44870881 so I don't think they're going to agree with your interpretation of the comment.

But the scraper is making way more requests and is paying for all that compute.

Ok SF needs somewhat higher-density housing. But wanting something good for yourself and your peers isn't anti-progress. If the benefits accrue to only a few people, it's not progress.

You may be surprised to know that residential areas in San Francisco are height limited, sometimes as short as 4 stories. They're not exactly anti-progress.

That's in the standard. https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr21/tr21-5.html

[SpecialCasing] Contains additional case mappings that map to more than one character, such as "ß" to "SS".

That still seems like a crazy deal, where are such cheap batteries?

Moore's law doesn't even apply yet because they're still testing tiny individual devices. If this get funding it's going to be way faster at first. Integrating the electronics and putting 2^10 of them on a wafer knocks 10 doublings off the top.

How was it made?

You can use the "Contact" link just above the search box to write to HN admins directly.

The Netherlands uses the largest and most powerful dredging ship in the world, The Queen of the Netherlands. Each of the dredging pumps are 8,000 horsepower (6 MW) and there are two of them. Even the short-range ship-to-shore connections used by container ships are in the 2 MW range. Running "wires" would be ambitious.

I don't think anyone grows extra coconuts for fuel. It's processed from the waste after the more profitable parts are extracted.

Google's SynthID page says they can watermark text, but it also says that it can only detect the watermark on "image, video or audio". Does that mean that the text watermarks can't actually be used as watermarks?

I made sure the thread was public before I posted it here. It ends "Fuck, I have destroyed MY OWN books. I’m not overly precious here.

What Amazon is doing is vile."

I don't think that changes the message at all. If a librarian doesn't like routine book destruction, they would still feel worse about this different thing that is happening.

Well if you're appealing to librarians:

"Hey, guys, when the librarians get pissed about the destruction of books, it’s time to put those listening ears on.

Because we are very comfortable with the idea that books are tools that can be retired. What’s happening right now is not that...."

https://bsky.app/profile/annabookwriter.bsky.social/post/3mt...

If you're willing to pay a significant premium for latency, why use openrouter? And anyway Cerebras only supported a few specific models.

They did though. This was 3 years later: https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/biden-harris-administration...

The article isn't about warming the planet. So you're the one trumping up something that isn't there.

Is it possible that the recruiter set up a faulty reply-to header, instead of sending from your email address?

Both this post and the quoted one seem to be confused. Adding periods to a Gmail address never ever, since day one, went to a different mailbox.

I would like to see some of the evidence that two different people are logging in to accounts that are only different by periods.