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>I remember having to do something to the plugs to get Linux to enable the GPUs in my mining days.

You also have to do this with certain desktop streaming solutions if the host PC doesn't have a display. You can buy fake HDMI connectors that are just a cap over the HDMI port to trick the video card into thinking there is a display attached.
I don't actually need this bowl for sugar cubes on my desk, but it makes my life slightly easier. No one has ever advertised a sugar cube bowl to me in my life, unless you count the mere fact of them existing in view of the camera in British sitcoms as "advertising".
I can see the poster's point of how it could lead to negativity in some cases, but like you I don't understand what the big revelation is here. Social networks thrive off more people interacting with more posts, so they show posts that have been interacted with a little bit to lots of people hoping they continue to get interacted with. That doesn't really surprise me at all.
My vision relatively sucks... so I don't get as much from it... I run 4k @ 42" at home, and it works very well for me. I think 36-38" 4K might be a bit better, but wouldn't gain much from smaller pixels, though font/image scaling is definitely smoother on the kid's 28" 4K @ 150%
the real world is complex, so I expect each person to think about the ethics of their actions for themselves.

however, that being said, I personally would consider many forms of advertising ethically suspect today (without coming into the debate of what constitutes advertising).

So all I'm saying is, if a mugger comes at you with a knife, or there's a dark alley, or someone places a GPS tracker on your car without your consent, or someone bombarded you with messages about how you're not sexy enough or your kids are stupid and you're a bad parent if you don't buy X because they profile you, then you can (and probably should) break or take the muggers arm/gun/ķnife, light the dark alleyway, smash the GPS tracker or reprogram it out send it fake signals, block their messages/throw them in the bin/destroy them respectively.

You often hear messages about how people are obligated to watch/respect/load advertisements from advertisers, and this is just patently absurd, especially on the web and in public places.

I have no ethical problems myself with using ad blockers or technology to waste the resources of advertisers, trackers and telemarketers. at what point you take to the streets and start defacing billboards, covering signs, tearing propaganda down, disabling severs, breaking screens etc, I can't say without context, but I would say from my perspective civil and active disobedience certainly isn't inherently non-ethical. private property rights do not trump all other rights or civil responsibilities in a reasonable and ethical society.
Tribalism is based on blood ties between member of a group. This has nothing to do with nationalism which is the most evoluted social structure where blood ties where replaced by common morales, culture and languages.
Tribalism is a very low form of social structure, highly linked to our primal condition of mammal individual.
Nationalism and sovereignety are far more advanced social structure in an attempt to extract ourself of our natural condition.
Modern society based on compound of different community, and political communautarism are just a major fallback to our primary mammale condition and an systematic attempt to destroy superior form of social structure.
And i would not much trust the thinking of a proselyte member of one of the most tribalistic social group on earth, expressing his opinion about universal society, due to the fact that his mind has from birth a tribalistic biais.
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The real problem is the 'professionals' actually have very little clue what's actually going on - and a magic pill will fix everything (including a kick back for the prescribing doctor, maybe-ish). I'm a programmer, can't take the medication and do the job - dumped by UK healthcare as no-one has a clue. So Fuck it, I'll be fucking fine thaanks.
I doubt their headaches were limited to only a single post on average per day.
Quarantine also prevents their posts from showing up on the front page or in the /r/all feed and (I think) you can’t access the sub if you aren’t already a member and are on the mobile app.
This thread is fun. The problems are X, Y, Z but not A (even though A results in X, Y, Z). Do people think lobbiests and corporations are somehow operating outside of capitalism?
duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20287129
running 42" 4K at home and it's pretty great, though physically a bit too big... I think 36-28" would be practically better, would have to move my head less and could see the whole screen at once. Using a pretty large desk, so it does sit back a way.
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Throwback to the ebay days when you could list an item for $5 but charge $150 shipping -- your item would show up at the top of the results (which by default were ordered by sell price only).
That doesn't sound like a solid indicator of an issue. Two friends could be having a back and forth discussion with no harassment or conflict. You'd end up with 25+ replies and 1 like.
My kids had a pathological fear of the automatic flush toilets when they were little. They were so loud, and they considered them out of control.
For admins thats a high amount, They require moderators moderate for the reddit rules as well as the subreddit rules to ensure they don't have to step in.
Maybe people would still be poor in Central America if not, but the US has a responsibility to deal with some of the consequences after decades of destabilization and intervention in the region.
For some benchmarks Perl6 is faster than Perl5.

One person posted to #perl6 on freenode.net code written in both Perl6 and C/C++. They reported that the Perl6 code was faster. (I'm sure that the difference is mainly because the C/C++ code had to copy strings around, and iterate over them to locate the null terminators.)

Unless you are doing something where you might consider writing parts of it in assembly, Perl6 may be fast enough already. (I wouldn't write a first person shooter in it yet.)

There are some parts of it that are still in need of optimization. (If you find something that is egregiously slow, file a bug report.)
> Did the guy you hire to spec and build the server log analyzer follow the law, or did he just wing it?

Nginx, haproxy, and others log all requests by default. If you are behind a CDN, requests are already anonymized as you get the CDN IPs. Not sure why you'll need a guy to set things up.
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They already removed it from the front page a while back. It would only appear for subscribers.
As far as I know ads are served on all subreddits until they are quarantined. According to https://reddit.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205701245-Quara... they totally demonatize, meaning even reddit gold doesn't generate profit for reddit.
And Hacker News is a terrible sub to discuss this. Most tech workers tilt far-left - so likely any discussion here talking about neutrality will elicit downvotes and hatred.

But here is the thing though. While reddit owners and hacker news represent one worldview which aligns left, the reality is that a large part of America, who stay quiet and are not active, tilts right. And by banning subreddits and downvoting anything which attacks left, we just create an environment where discourse is prevented - but the feeling is not.
Also, subscribed members can't access unless they are email verified, which means the vast majority of their upvoter sockpuppeteers can't get in.
Cool, I've used a similar flattened version of this when I had simultaneously global meetings more often. Now my needs are less demanding however.
Haven't heard that one. 'Blood brothers' might be close. (In case you're not familiar, it's an ironic phrase, doesn't mean that the 'brothers' are related at all, just very close: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Blood%20Brot...)

Or, I suppose, 'BFF', but perhaps not even teenage girls can bring themselves to use that seriously today (I suspect it's 'so last year').
That would only be two people. You could factor in # of users.
I mean, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I actually liked dep and never had a problem with it. With Go modules, it has been a massive problem converting our microservices over to Go modules, especially because some dependencies like Resty caused a lot of headaches and I lost several man weeks going through the process. Dep worked and modules doesn't seem to have brought us any real benefit, but again, my use case is my own and perhaps for you module was a better experience.
The members of the the_donald had a history of breaking rules and crying foul any time any sort of administrative action was taken against them for it. Whether it was for brigading and harassment, or flooding modmail in other subreddits, or other actions.

The result was that after the banning of the just as toxic "fatpeoplehate", admins were loathe to interfere with t_d. Any administrative response was met with charges of politicization, "liberal bias", and more rule-breaking.

I'm surprised it's taken this long, but it appears that Reddit's staff waited until they had an obviously non-partisan reason for doing it. In this case, threatening police officers. I think they wanted to wait until they had a reason that would be difficult for people to turn into a partisan brawl that would give Reddit bad publicity.

Imagine if you will the difficulty conservative sites may have in threading the needle that t_d is simultaneously being persecuted here for their conservative, pro-Trump political views, and that the particular views they were banned for were making violent threats to law enforcement.
Exactly... if my 42" was 8K instead of 4K, I'd probably just go 2x and live at that. I do like the slightly smoother fonts, but really like effectively 4x what a 1080p native display at 1x gives, without borders/lines etc.
They probably have some kind of text classifier that's trained on `tweet_contents -> engagement`, with some suitable engagement metric (dwell time, likes, replies, etc).
But according to the docs that's "for convenience". Its semantic value isn't discussed.

So presumably the 'proper' way to do it, if you're not looking for convenience, is to use `div`s. /s
I just bought an Intel NUC and this is one of the bios options. Those are amazing little computers of you don't need a discreet GPU. It's the size of a sandwich, and I got an 8th gen i7, 16gb of DDR4, and a 500gb nvme SSD for under $600! It handles 4k HDR content flawlessly. As a computer geek of a certain age, this is mind-blowing.
All those poor buttons. And then I come to find out that one popular tip for reducing dry mouth in dry environments is literally sucking on a button.

I wonder how common it really is in young children. Certainly seemed I was the only one dealing with it at several different schools. Is it too late to form a club?

Similarly, I had issues with scratching my nose in public, nail-biting, hair-pulling, picking at scabs, sucking my thumb at night... punished and beaten all the time for it, and some particularly nasty teachers would try to make a public example... come to find out in my adulthood that I have a literal disorder, body-focused repetitive behavior (BFRB) syndrome, which is related to OCD and bipolar disorder and ADHD which I also deal with, and heavily exacerbated and permanently worsened by my forced exposure to intense medication.
To be fair, in the same logs it shows they removed mod permissions from one of the mods. The picture it paints is that the Admins were making it harder for them to moderate the subreddit.
i actively flag all political posts here. this is clearly not a place to have a sane political discussion .
maybe you were pressing both
True. Is it similar to "road rage" where people are safe and secure in their moving "castle", and freely criticize and yell at others without fear of consequences?
I don't know how the choose, but they bump you to another hotel.
Interesting. Perhaps because it was one of the only ones to stick around long enough to mature, until it was abandoned CADT style.
I've always struggled with the phrase 'replication crisis.' Really we have a 'mindset to approach science crisis.' The replication crisis is a couple of things to me...

1) A problem with how research is published and treated as 'new knowledge' - some of which is being solved (slowly) by efforts such as the OSF. Other efforts include registered reports, journals for nonsignificant findings, etc. The problem is journals seek to publish a 'contribution' and define contribution in a way that misrepresents science.

2) A problem with the promotion and rewarding of academics...see 1 and also the drive to produce work in academia results in rewarding minuscule steps that don't have larger coherence because the paper not the impact is rewarded. People get tenure for publications not scientific discoveries. This obviously links to 1

3) Often replication failures are a feature not a bug - but fundamentally we think about and talk about science in way to absolutist of a frame. This is especially a problem in social sciences which try and perform 'science' to gain equal treatment to 'hard science.' They aren't worse or better...they are different, their science is harder because context matters - but it is still science. There are myriad studies in psychology performed on white men from Harvard in the 40's (forgive my facetiousness). If I rerun the experiment and it 'fails to replicate' is the theory 'wrong', 'invalid', 'incomplete', or context specific? The choice of term there is critical to a set of philosophical beliefs about science that can actually imperil science by making different experimental results into an inherently bad thing.
thanks i never got the news, i hope browsers dont hate me
Sounds like a good idea but the process of onboarding for anything but the most trivial of projects will take a serious amount of time... and it's directly proportional to how much "technical debt" there is to solve. I may only have 15h of "work" but if it takes me another 30h to get these developers familiar with my product and codebase, it's a non-starter.
I click on "not interested" when it shows videos i've watched the day before, but then assuming i don't want to see videos of a similar type would be a mistake, yet that's how broken the system is. Any attempt to "train" the algo is wasted effort based on past experience. You could say we users have been "trained" by the algo not to even bother anymore.
Nationalistic flamebait will get you banned here. Please don't post like this to HN.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Where did you get the idea most coders tilt far-left?
HackerNews is at best center-left. Maybe not that.

The world extends beyond America where being on the "left" involves drone bombing.
You could simply add the number of distinct users replying. Seems like a pretty simple fix.
There are far more instances of violence, or threats of violence, from the right than the left.
It is one per day if we are to believe the TD mods who honestly don't have the best track record in the world of being honest or enforcing their own rules consistently.
I mostly grid at 42" (moom is awesome)... still have to move my head. The mac/ubuntu top menu is a bit annoying on a really big display. Still prefer it to a couple smaller screens.
I disagree. The people who don't know anything and are unwilling to learn wouldn't be any worse off than they are today and everyone else would benefit from an open source "marketplace" of possible ranking algorithms that the so called "techno elite" have developed.
It is disingenuous to suggest that these subreddits are being banned simply because they "attack the left". T_D was banned because of a consistent pattern of rhetoric that violates Reddit's ToS, the most recent cases being outright calling for taking up arms against the government and killing police officers.
r/frenworld, r/clownworld, and r/honkler were all banned for similar reasons, being hotbeds of violent white nationalist rhetoric.
> It's an average of less than 1 per day in a very busy subreddit. That is an impossible standard to meet.

On the contrary, I'm a former moderator of r/science which had an order of magnitude more traffic and am unaware of an admin ever having to step in during my many months tenure.

The justification also ran much deeper than the fact that they had to step in at all, and discussed the fact that the community moderators took actions which actively prevented the community from policing itself. Downvote buttons being hidden and renaming the report button increase the probability of these posts staying up and visible for longer periods of time.
Well, that's certainly what the people telling you what they want you to believe want you to believe. People have been saying that all my life, and it wasn't any more true in the '70s for the Moral/Silent/whatever Majority than it is now.
Good point. OTOH the fact the price went down over night indicates that they are having problems filling the plane.
Please don't post unsubstantive comments or personal swipes to HN.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
How is that possible, if you buy reddit gold before you use it?
People did not really believe the world was flat hundreds of years ago.

Similarly the “new” world was in regular contact with the old for the last several thousand years. It’s only 53 miles from North America to Asia, even less if you include the two islands between them.

PS: We have a lot of ideas about how wrong people used to be. But, I suspect most people never really formed an option on most of this stuff because they never really considered the question.
additionally, there's no real need for technically public discussions to be promoted or made more public, so it's not really a failure state if the algorithm doesn't promote a high reply rate exchange between two users exclusively.
Software support (up to date distro, timely security parches to kernel, reasonably unbuggy drivers et ) is usually the weak point of arm boards. Even raspbian traditionally lags a bit there but most other boards are worse. You are probably better off with low end x86.
Anybody who finds Arabic interesting might also like to take a look at Maltese, an Arabic offshoot which is the only Semitic language written in Latin script:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maltese_language

As a Maltese person, we were required during the 1980s to learn Arabic as an additional language in school, a task made considerably easier by the similarities between the languages.
Which, in my experience, is not a typical tactic employed by phishers. Usually it's greed (Here's $50 million for you) or alarm (You've been hacked!).
Why would you want equity from a pre-IPO company? Even for cofounders, who start with let's say ~40% equity, for the duration of their efforts, the majority will have made more money if they were senior leaders at bigger companies.

There are opportunities to buy pre-ipo stock, so yes you can just use money.
VBScript and Dart were a thing, but they were vendor-specific. Netscape had Javascript Style Sheets in the 90s, where you get the full power of a PL for styling. Then you had Java and Flash through plugins, but they weren't first class citizens with the DOM. However, Sun and Netscape did originally intend Java to be embedded in Netscape alongside JS, but it didn't happen, so Java went the plugin route.

People have tried, but getting the rest of the world to agree is the hard part.
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Everyone knows nicotine is addictive, not everyone knows how much nicotine they are ingesting when they vape as you can take in much more way faster than you can by smoking.
Is there a way to hide particular channels from search results? There are a handful of channels that post videos I have absolutely no interest in, but they do really well in YouTube's search algorithm.
That you characterize AOC, who espouses policies that are considered centrist literally everywhere else in the developed world like a living wage and universal healthcare, as "extreme left," and a community that openly fosters discussions of genocide, racist doxxing, and threats to journalists as just "pro-right" is a symptom of how far the Overton Window has been shoved rightward in this country.

It is a fascist strategy to pretend like every pushback is an existential threat.
This is a very common habit of our modern propaganda, to use the position of an expert in very narrow field as an authoritarian position to promote political agenda...
Moreover, dead cannot speak, and it's very easier to use them for this.
Messing with the air conditioning can affect a lot more than just the people who have the vulnerable IoT air conditioner, if it manages to bring the grid down.

The grid is able to cope with fluctuations in demand, but that's a totally different ballgame than switching massive loads on and off, synchronized to within something like 20 milliseconds (a single 50 Hz cycle), in a controlled, intentional and malicious way - and potentially worse, the attacker could observe the grid and react to the countermeasures (e.g. to detect how quickly the grid reacts, and trigger oscillations in some system never designed to deal with something like that).
Did you know there are atheists/agnostics who believe in "intelligent design" such as Nagel and Berlinski?

"intelligent design" == "creationism" is another proposition worthy of careful thought.
Hmmm... I think that the_donald is on its way to get banned. I wish I knew how much was real and what wasn't on that subreddit. I worry that the sentiment on that subreddit is genuine and by banning it we draw lines as to what is acceptable discourse that excludes a large segment of the population.

Of course I am not referring to the worst stuff on that subreddit, there is shit there but if a sizeable part of the population has views like this is banning it really fair? I worry that banning public speech by a large segment of the population fractures the population that makes things even worse. And once fully separate it leads to even more echo chambering and divergent realities and more problems, not less.

But again that is assuming it is genuine and not trolls or foreign interference and it is truly sizable and not fringe.
I suspect this isn't going to accomplish much of anything and may even backfire. According to published statistics by Reddit as of this writing, this subreddit has 755k subscribers and over 45,000 members online right now. For comparison, the official politics subreddit has 5.2 million subscribers but fewer online members (42,000). r/the_donald has an extraordinarily high level of activity and engagement. So long as r/the_donald exists and is maintained, it can act as a sort of black hole so that official subreddits can be heavily moderated to support certain platforms, politicians, and advertisers. If it were actually shut down, though, the users there are so numerous and active that it probably wouldn't be possible to maintain r/politics or other official subreddits in their current moderated state.

Perhaps worse, this quarantined state -- which really doesn't accomplish or do anything of substance -- just creates a sense of martyrdom in the already extremely active userbase there. I suspect this will energize them 10-fold.
I was reading this last night in Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari. I see he is one of the tags at the bottom of the page and that the sidebar says the blog owner is collecting articles and excerpts, but perhaps some slightly more clear credit wouldn't go amiss.
My god your sight must be good..
I’ll paint 7 billion with the “proximity changes perception” brush.
I just checked my login items and found runChmm, adware that was apparently installed as part of an FTP client used at work. I was trying to replicate a scenario we see at work and got adware. Paranoia level increased indeed.