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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48915709 one of the Connection Machines is in Jurassic Park. Really neat article!

Kalshi currently has the chances at 13% for full republican control of congress

clang-tidy has a check for this case

I'd be surprised if some combination of ASAN and UBSAN wouldn't catch this and similar dangling references

My go to for formatting would be clang-format, and for testing gtest. For more extensive formatting (that involves the compiler) clang-tidy goes a long way

Do you save photos and messages somewhere?

Should this be 18446744073709551615.org? Is it common to use signed integers for timestamps?

Maybe just semantics, but I think I would call that prediction. Even if you have perfect perception (measuring the current state of the world perfectly), it's nontrivial to predict…

Waymo is also in competition with non AV ride sharing companies. They'll need to make it more cost effective and/or (continue to) deliver higher quality rides

That would be one way to silence an unused variable warning

`git bisect run ...` Has been really nice for me when trying to find which which commit broke long running commands. It'll run atomically using the return code for good/bad determi…

Why is it slower compared to a normal list?

The near vacuum on the moon would be tough to construct elsewhere

Hopefully they have a few local benches to iterate on for testing.

I’d imagine contracts with record companies are expensive or difficult to get at a large scale.

I love these sort of debugging stories! It sounds like that timeout would be based on the round trip travel time to the remote host rather than the one way distance, wouldn’t that …

> The paper has not been peer-reviewed or published yet. But you can read a preprint version on arXiv, submitted on August 28. Is it common to see these sorts of review articles pu…

The main content of the paper is trying to minimize the number of “russian peasant” multiplications that need to be performed. I would say those are the interesting parts. Section …

There are a few companies around the world working on that sort of solution to the public transit problem (called autonomous Personal Rapid Transit), and one or two systems similar…

From Part 3, does malloc(PAGE_SIZE) actually guarantee a single full page is allocated or would the allocation be positioned arbitrarily and stretch across two pages?