skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That isn't a hole, it's an iterative process. Parents didn't know there was snuff on YouTube Kids. As soon as they find out, their kids are not allowed to use it anymore and with declining viewership, whatever garbage feedback loop allowed that to happen is destroyed.
I wonder why a startup doesn't popup to eat the lunch of all these shitty products.
> Probably not the spin that Breitbart was hoping for.

It's a leaked Google document with "Censor" in the title. It doesn't matter what it contains. Breitbart can spin it however they want. Their readership will hear what they want to hear.
2FA is usually to protect you against your password being stolen. If that's the only threat model, then it's fine to allow 2FA to be disabled without a new 2FA code, as long as it's from a device that has entered a 2FA code at some point in the past.

There are other potential threat models though that would require a re-enter of the 2FA code to be safe, such as cookie theft, or temporary computer compromise. Both of these though seem less likely of attacks.
All these "let's be more inclusive by focussing on what/how we can exclude" activities these days are really scary. You can't be inclusive by being exclusive.
I've been working with it for months (still do), and have never found it to be good or reliable. The endless-horizontal-growth is maddening. Horizontal scroll-in-scroll is very hard to do for users, why they thought it'd be a good idea is beyond me; you can't easily select stuff (e.g. CosmosDb database names, that get truncated if they're long) - and can't right-click to "inspect element" either, you have explicitly open "developer tools". Occasionally Firefox will go mad when Azure is open and spin up my fans like crazy. There are errors that you can get that are completely cryptic (forgot to fill in the "subnet" in HDInsight? Well sorry, your cluster is stuck in "validating" forever). Storage options are confusing - in AWS you have S3, here you have ADLS Gen1, Gen2, Blob storage which is actually "binary blob/page blob/ append blob" but is presented as "tables/ queues/blobs" and oh BTW ADLS Gen2 is based on it but Gen1 is not (you provision a gen2 acount from "storage accounts" but Gen1 has its own UI section).

I could go on and on. It's not like Azure is completely bad, but I far prefer the developer experience of AWS. It's not perfect, but IMO it's much better.
I mean, I don’t understand any of this, but I doubt it’s worth trying to understand. At any rate, this is a strange HN submission title for a paper whose abstract claims to have unified quantum mechanics and gravity. Also, if a 2016 paper really did do what it claimed in the abstract, my untrained intuition tells me that it’s bunk because it’s languished for 2 years in obscurity. Oh, and he solved dark matter too. That’s a nice side effect.

This seems relevant: https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=304
In what sense do you mean “blue” (i.e Dem) to be right-wing in America?
Flatpak, Snap, container images are the new iteration of static linking.

Just like with static binaries, they make deployment easier for the developer, but introduce problems with size, duplication and library updates.

Flatpak added runtimes [1] to alleviate the problem. Does this solution look familiar? Yes, it is the same dynamic library concept. We are coming full circle.

[1] http://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/available-runtimes.html
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Bit of a disingenuous statistic. It’s popularity is down to being the default choice for people learning the MEAN/MERN stack. Which is a large number of people currently teaching themselves web dev and goes hand in hand with the rise in popularity of Javascript. It’s got little to do with wether people need a document store or wether it’s good at that job, 99% of the time it’s being used to dump relational data.
It's actually not wrong.

https://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus/
Supporting free speech over hate speech legislation for example.

Or the leigons of people who claim Trump or any one supporting him is a fascist. (I did prefer Rand Paul btw)

I also had people in /r/linux calling me a russian bot and a racist because I am against the new code of conduct.
I used to work as a translator and I'd often google some phrases wrapping them in quotes to see how often and what contexts they occurred in. I still do sometimes while writing letters in English. But that's become much harder now because now Google is too "smart" and can guess that I'm really interested in the query from a linguistic point of view and almost always the first page of results is some linguistic forums and stuff like that, while I just want real-world examples, not posts from all sorts of linguistic equivalents of StackOverflow.
> The tool that has been effective at getting a large number of people to make choices that favor long-term outcomes over short-term ones is culture.

I'm not sure about that. Seems like most developed countries, with all their different cultures, are following the obesity trend. Obesity became more accepted after it got more common (because shaming every obese person became non-viable), it seems, not the other way around.
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There are still benefits of 2fa even if codes are stored in your password manager. It protects against most keyloggers. It probably makes phishing a little less likely (because most websites cache 2fa, so you'll be a little more suspicious when asked for it by a phishing site). It protects people who use weak or reused passwords. Sometimes it causes support staff to be more careful with regard to social engineering.
https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9ms96u/flatpak_secur...
It explicitly talks about this in the article where he talks about how they try to predict the bus will arrive earlier rather than later. In the 12-30 minute bucket, "12% of weekday predictions were up to 4 minutes early, 71% were up to 6 minutes late, and 17% were outside both of those windows".
It seems amazing to me that people use toxic to mean "A tiny minority of anonymous people on a world accessable network of people may say mean things"

The world is full of at least 10% of people that are just stupid and awful. We should work to keep taking out the trash but we shouldn't turn away from the entire community.

If you choose not to share your own work because someone might say mean things I'm disappointed but if you keep private forks of public open source software I feel like your cheating the system that benefits you.
If you can tell me what a self-contained equivalent to, say, the libpam package would be, I’m all ears.

Oh, also, a subset of case 2 is: packages that contain servers need to register the server as a service with the OS’s init system, and every OS has its own init system that expects a service definition file in its own distinct format and location.
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> We have 12 years to prevent a climate catastrophe

I don't know how old you are, but those of us over 20 remember that we had '12 years' 20 years ago.

Somehow the prophesied catastrophe never arrives and the date gets perpetually pushed into the future. Looks like a secular Seventh Day Adventists.
When adding 2fa I add it to authy on my phone and to my pebble (which has significantly better battery life than my phone).

Authy allows backups though I've never tested this.

I also keep recovery codes for critical services in case all else fails (just don't forget to NOT put that behind 2FA cos circular dependency)
Are you suggesting that Libya should be remembered along the same lines as the Iraq and Afghanistan wars?

If you're being serious you should really review the last couple decades. In what world does the intervention of Clinton and Obama equal the Bushes? Even Clinton's Iraq endeavor was downplayed by the GOP at the time as a distraction from Lewinsky.

But the real reason Libya isn't in the public's forethought is simple fact we didn't invade and rebuild the country. Its not hard to figure out why its not treated the same as Bush's wars.
This can be done using the mas-cli. It's not official, but works decently well.

https://github.com/mas-cli/mas
I read the whole thing, all 85 pages of it. Based on the content, and based on how I read it, I’m now almost 100% sure, not completely, but almost sure, that it is, indeed a Breirbrat News Exclusive. I think it actually says so somewhere on the pages.
It would be good for them to be more honest and transparent, and this leak is a nice step in that direction :-)

But to be serious, something like "We take these positions and stand behind these values and we're proud of it" would seem better than claim they are a neutral platform and they welcome all points of view and let users create and share whatever content.

This didn't even have to be a leaked document. They should have posted it in their "about" section right on the front page. If anyone doesn't like it they can go and make their own Google and share content there instead.

There was the leaked company meeting video after the 2016 elections with people crying and saying "we lost" and then users are supposed to believe those executives will turn around, wipe their tears, walk back to their desks and be unbiased when it comes to moderating news, search results, Youtube videos, charities they sponsor, etc? That's probably unrealistic... So why not drop the pretense and come out and be proud of what they support. Nobody will be surprised and many will welcome it including most of their employees.
Really hate the new UI, but they removed the option to go back to the old one.

Thankfully, unless they remove IMAP access it isn't something that I have to deal with most of the time.
> I feel like you potentially have a point but the moderation the slides talk about are also posterior to the speech. For example, tell someone to kill themselves, get reported, get shadowbanned.

When the penalty is censorship of future speech, it's still a prior restraint. And shadowbanning is obviously not compatible with any kind of due process or even an opportunity to know that you've been accused.

> Deciding what is "wrong" or "uncivil" or "out of bounds" is the value judgement, like deciding defamation is or threats are.

Which is why the traditional categories have been narrowly drawn and limited to things that are as apolitical and non-partisan as possible.
My concern was that there is no clear upgrade path for static websites, if running out of free bandwidth.

All per-site addons focus on different kinds of dynamic features (Forms, Identity, Functions, ...) I suppose a Team account would work, but that also seems like paying for unneeded features.

The support team just linked me to the pricing page.
There’s not really a problem of Vitamin D deficiancy for women in Iran, and that is much more likely if they would move to and live in northern countries that get little sunlight during long winters.
^

Though I imagine you will shortly be deluged with comments advising you that you simply don't understand the seriousness of the situation. Etc
> Too expensive to get to space? Eventually the cost of this will go down to dollars per kilogram.

You speak of this as if space migration is going to be scalable.
I feel the same way. By being overconfident I mean that I am sure I can plan every aspect in my head, and the work boils down to ‘boring todo’. When I first start I find new ascpects that I believe give me the necessary news-value/flow to continue the task, as long as there is such a value when you work on it.. basic routine work is the worst and I often find my self want to automate the task, even if it is faster to do it manually.
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Not only that but does anyone actually believe they only kept two weeks of logs? I find it very suspect that the company known for amassing data only keeps some data for two weeks. How convienent for them.
Alphabet has many successful products like Google, I'm aware of that. I'm specifically talking about Google as a search engine.

The company didn't start off making 500 different products when they first launched. Everything started with a search engine and all the other products came afterwards.

People need an alternative to search the web efficiently without using Google.
> engineering brilliance

What engineering brilliance? Their only non-trivial product is search, and it sucks and keeps getting suckier every year.

Their ad business is no better than the competitors.
> Is liars being about to lie worth a body count?

The body count of truth tellers not being able to tell the truth is dramatically higher.

Imagine the result if Richard Nixon had put climate scientists in the same box as you would put anti-vaxxers.
It also makes sense if you view codes of conduct as inherently toxic and a sign of a hostile community, and don't view Linus's cursing as particularly out of line. After all, Linus tended to chew people out for what they did or what they made, not what they were.

Not everyone views having a CoC as a good thing. If they did, this whole set of drama wouldn't be a thing in the first place...
What are some examples of pushback you received? If it’s sensitive I’d enjoy hearing a made up scenario that followed along the same lines with a problem pointed out and a deflection response given
Even just the bullshit corporate speak of “we don’t charge for labour” and “we’re only charging for the cost of the parts” when I’m being charged $180 (iPhone 5c) for a screen replacement.

When a break down of the entire phone estimates the total cost of the parts within the device is around $180.

The only reason anyone should go to a an Apple store is to retain their warranty.
That’s a sad aspect of humanity :(
This is a very lazy way to view things, considering oneself as a plattform instead of a publisher I mean. We all agree that the press by itself is free in the Western world, including the US. Sovthere is, as a direct consequence, nothing wrong with editing.

By being a platform you can basically have it both ways, compete with journalism without being journalism. And once that is causing issues you say freedom of speech and you are of the hook.

Maybe in the begining that was even true. Now, not so much anymore I guess.

Editing =|= Censorship, important to understand.
Could that have been because the platform people would use to see his new content was no longer able to be used for this purpose, and people have been cordoned into walled gardens so long the general public is no longer aware of alternatives?
The movie 'Nerve' [1] immediately comes to my mind.
Some supervision about what dares are acceptable is definetly necessary. Otherwise thinfs might get out of control rather quickly.

[1] https://m.imdb.com/title/tt3531824/
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I would have expected the quality of life to be excellent in Greece. It has all the ingredients such as weather, history, geography....
It's like you only read the end of my post and skipped the rest of it. I'm going to be a dick here when I say this but this is the reason I have my way of dealing with things people... What you just posted is useless. I don't give a damn. If need be I will fork it, work on it, submit a PR if I make something useful and take what's useful that other people have made for my own code, even among the other forks/branches people have made if it's easy enough to find.

My interaction with them is limited to the functionality of the code that I have written and the bare minimum effort needed to let them know of its existence. Anything more is a waste of my time - I have things to build.
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Now -that- sounds like a fun job to have that comes with lots of dinner stories to tell. Course I guess they’d assassinate the guy if he was telling these stories Willy nilly (to protect national secrecy)
I believe you are misinterpreting her post. I believe she's trying to communicate that the eruption of toxic behavior in response to the addition of a code of conduct reinforces her decision to stay away, not the code itself.
The likely end result of orbital systems looks something like this:
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The thing about the that is that it's not high tech. It's an engineering problem not a science problem. A massive engineering solution I'll grant you. I'll also concede that there are going to be a lot of steps on between.
> programmers may dislike open floors, but sales people (apparently) love them, the bosses love them

Strange how at most tech companies I've worked at, programmers got open floors, while sales people and bosses got private offices, then. Why are we putting everybody in an environment they dislike? Let's Gale–Shapley this and swap rooms.

> An open office is cheap right now, and will be cheaper as headcount increases.

Yet in my experience sales people always get private offices, so clearly it's not simply about saving money above all else.
In terms of education, why not start at the top by educating Richard Lindzen, ex-MIT professor of atmospheric physics, author of 200 papers, who reminds us of the popular narrative that " the climate, a complex multi-factorial system, can be summarized in just one variable - the globally average temperature change and primarily controlled by a 1-2% energy budget due to a single variable - carbon dioxide - among many variable so comparable importance". Lindzen's view is that this claim is based on reasoning that borders on magical thinking.". Should Al Gore and John Kerry put him straight on his basic physics?

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2018/10/09/richard-lindzen-lectu...
This is literally the first tip he describes in the article.
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This is my take. I think this goes on at all levels. I know I definitely take some roundabout paths at work from time to time to avoid people with big egos because it's just a roadblock and a time suck. Ideally, we could work together and be more efficient, but some people just don't want to play nice or fair and there are only so many hours in the day.
...would you believe Bush didn't cause, but closer to "accidentally allowed", 9/11?
It's not a false dichotomy considering this entire discussion revolves around Google, specifically, censoring people. Now there is an argument to be made that Google being potentially a monopoly should be held to more stringent standards but that is not in my opinion the crux of the argument here.

Also you're essentially advocating for the position that we should be allowed to discuss whether or not black people deserve less rights here.
Why do you accept that people being mean to you is a price you must be willing to pay to participate? (Aside, toxic can be much much worse that just "being mean", but I'll engage with your definition here for the sake of discussion.)
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What nations military isn’t driven by an MBA culture though? How is Russia’s And China’s in comparison ?
> Is there a course of action that's better than outright public denial?

Sure. "We are currently investigating this issue and cannot comment until the investigation has concluded and we have determined the attackers, their motives, and possible mitigations".

> Can they publicly state the truth, point the finger at China in the process, and risk having to immediately uproot their entire supply chain?

Note that there is no reason to point the finger at China yet, only suspicion, but even if this were the case: I think China would stand to lose more from any uprooting.

This would affect Apple short-term, but Apple has, for all practical purposes and intents, unlimited amounts of cash, and they could build up a new supply chain. Weren't they keen to move production back to the US anyway?

China, on the other hand, would permanently lose this production line, and access to all the IP that comes with it.
I believe Knuth worked at his own pace before he had the luxury to do so. That is: if you’re doing great work other things will matter much less. But it’s a gamble and Knuth’s version of “working as his own pace” probably means working harder than most people.
I've seen these tips before, but unlike most people here I've tried them without any long term success. Breaking tasks down and gamification sounds beautiful in theory, but usually I don't have the discipline to do that.

In case someone else feels the same way, what worked for me is to talk to my coworkers. I usually go out for coffee or long walks and let my mind wander. I'd talk about work, politics, our families, and usually the conversation wanders back to work and what we are doing.

Many scenarios usually come up from those talks. Sometimes I'll find what my coworkers working on pretty interesting and get involved (which sometimes makes coming back to my work easier). Sometimes I ended up talking about my work (explaining my problems to others helps me clarify and solidify what I needed to do). Sometimes I realize that another team has already done the work and all I have to do is ask them for a library. Once I realize that my work was meaningless and purely a political play and I left the company soon after.

So going out for long walks and just talking with different people in my company has worked out really well for me.
Also, the term you're looking for is "conspiracy theories", not "conspiracies". Common misconception for some reason.
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When I put music on my shitty earbuds I can't hear anything else either.
The post you replied to is a direct answer to claims about trade between the US and Russia during the cold war.
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Contractors and procurement also has to follow trade agreements and quotas . Probably way higher in priority than some engineers memo with indecipherable tech jargon about ‘security holes’
Oh sure. No argument. My point isn't that it should happen (it shouldn't) or that I don't care (I do). Not that there isn't and won't be suffering (there is and there will be).

My point is that this is unfortunately what human nature is and I don't see any great change tool that unless we get to some kind of post-scarcity situation but I'm reasonably optimistic about that.
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