skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The point is to the stop seeds of thought from spreading in the first place.

The way these Youtubers work is to cast as wide of a net as possible as quickly as possible to hook a small percentage of followers who they exploit consistently with newer and wilder beliefs.

By pushing them "under ground" you effectively take away their means of spreading and protect the masses in the process.
Config is often used as a short form for configure, I don't see the issue. I've never heard anyone balk at that use of it before.
They're knowingly laughing along with the fact that he SAYS "reptiles" but MEANS "Jews".
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What is or isn't acceptable at the time is largely a matter of fashion and opinions. As an example, have a look at the ALA's compiled list of banned books (some of which are banned for ridiculous reasons): http://www.ala.org/advocacy/sites/ala.org.advocacy/files/con...
And this is the perfect economic justification for free high-quality education, with some form of acceleration for the best students. This is especially in a country that has a high valued currency - as low and no-skilled jobs that can be outsourced, will be outsourced - but really true for any country as it only increases their talent pool. So if a country, like the US, wants to improve productivity, they should have an education system much like many places in Asia.
that helps, I checked and Parallels 15 only supports OpenGL 3.2. I think it would be a good idea to maybe improve the error message, or put a check in the installer.

Thanks for your work, as it currently stands I can't use it but I appreciate it exists nonetheless (I'm on a Mac).
Don't know exact translation for russian word "Kolhoz", but it came to mind, when read their manifesto. Though about dirtributed system of misconfigured bunch of servers, easy deanonimized and taken down fast, if needed. BBAS (bike-building-as-service).
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While I generally agree that censorship is not ideal, I think one big issue here is that YouTube is already in the business of influencing what is watched on their platform. Popular content is recommended more. In effect, content becomes click bait that's meant to invoke emotions. I think some blame can be put on YouTube for driving people to listen to fanatics, so this seems like an effort to right that wrong.

I'm not a fan of popularity-driven recommendations unless they're from a community like HN that has a high-bar for useful content.
This is off topic, but it's proving hard to google.
What's the significance of the hand gesture the women in the video makes at 1:13 and again at 1:39?
The author sounds distressingly prescient with their prediction that BPF will be the next venue for this sort of farce.
This is the one. Asian tiger mosquito. Needs to be wiped out with generic engineering
If you prove that views are damaging, you are not entitled to protections in any shape or form.
Section bias seems like a misnomer for this situation. It'd be selection bias if grainy blurry alien videos were more likely to get popular than high-def ones. There doesn't seem to be any kind of "selection" to be biased here.
Ah yes, and, if I remember my Mill, we must be the barbarians?
Does it support:

Differential pair routing

Pin swapping... ie a differential pair where the pins can be reversed

Pin agnostic routing, ie a MCU or FPGA where it doesn't matter which pin is used

Incremental part placement, unlike kicad where all the footprints get dumped on the board in a big mess at the start

These are things that bother me most in kicad (it does have diff pair routing)

Thanks - looking forward to taking it for a spin
Larry Hogan, Maryland's Republican governor, has taken similar steps.
I wouldn't expect a fresh CS grad to know any of those things.

I personally wouldn't have immediately gotten "send me the cURL" if that was said to me personally, though I know the menu option in question. (It would help if it was a more distinctive word.)

Don't overestimate the average fresh CS grad.
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The fuck is up with the downvotes?
> If it's all a cover story for top secret stuff,

Probably not all, but some.

https://www.nytimes.com/1997/08/03/us/cia-admits-government-...

> I doubt any U.S. military project is actually safe from Chinese and Russian spies.

Governments are interested in keeping the truth from others than just nation states. Their own citizens for instance, as article points out.
The most dangerous mindset of this era is the fallacy of symmetry. That the wrongs of one side are qualitatively and quantitatively mirrored in the other, only in different forms.

If we're not allowed to entertain that one side might simply be wrong enough to need its own correction, then we allow it to continue to march off the cliff. Dragging the overton window down with it.

It is simply not a given that the existence of a piece of propaganda implies that the absence of it (or intolerance of it) is equivalent to propaganda for another side. If I'm corrected from claiming 1+1=2, the other side rests on more than propaganda.
Seeing this is concerning. I'm 8 years into design Engineering(and self taught programming 12 yes) and at 125k. It seems there is no way up without extreme speciality.
I know a FAANG guy making 160k doing server Java but we both think it's a temporary anomaly.

I thought embedded might pay better than design Engineering, but I haven't seen too many people saying they make significantly more.

I'm not sure how to angle my career. I've peaked?

Current thoughts, side business is ultra important for a pay raise. Maybe AI.
> An init system is harder than it might seem at first […]

systemd-as-init-system is not the problem. systemd-as-kitchen-sink is the problem.

It's the tight coupling that annoys many people.

Does udevd really need to be in the same repo? While there may be some nice things about journald, does it really have to be in the same source package? (And why can't it support remote logging with the industry standard syslog protocol? Now I have to run journald and rsyslog. And why doesn't it have an ACID file format that doesn't self-corrupt at times? Why couldn't they just use SQLite or OpenLDAP's LMDB?)

What does systemd 245's systemd-homed have to do with an init replacement?

* https://www.techrepublic.com/article/linux-home-directory-ma...
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No?

https://docs.python.org/3.7/using/windows.html#windows-store

>The Microsoft Store package is a simple installation of Python that is suitable for running scripts and packages, and using IDLE or other development environments. It requires Windows 10, but can be safely installed without corrupting other programs. It also provides many convenient commands for launching Python and its tools.
The ideal post then might be a link to the ruling itself:

https://epic.org/privacy/facebook/epic2019-challenge/US-v-Fa...

Through an FOIA request, EPIC found there were over 29,000 outstanding complaints to the FTC against Facebook since the 2012 Consent Order.

https://epic.org/privacy/facebook/epic2019-challenge/
The exercise of modeling your business helps you become aware of all that you don’t know, which helps you stay humble and curious and focused on answering the right questions.
Wherever did people get the idea that the only form of censorship is governmental?
I'd down vote you just for your handle.
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*Unless they hold an engineering license, for which the requirements are more than a degree alone. Or they're the train conductor sort of engineer.
This is yet another example of pointless incidental complexity in systemd. The whole point of "nohup"-based tools like tmux and screen is to cleanly separate the management of user sessions from the incidental mechanism of whether a remote connection is being closed (the 'HUP' in nohup is short for "hang up" i.e. close a [possibly remote] connection). Systemd should simply acknowledge this fact and keep the user session going when a program has been launched under nohup, instead it tightly couples its own "session" concept to the remote connection and then adds a totally ad-hoc, hacked-together feature called EnableLinger to somehow make nohup work anyway. It's amazing.
... Wait, why? Standard landlines are 300hz to 3.4khz; pretty low-fi. They should not be particularly hard to beat. VoLTE certainly sounds better than them.

Your network or device may still be using the 90s cellular voice standard, tho.
Well, Germany when it first emerged as a nation state as Imperial Germany in 1871 did so as a federal state. Quite different from the UK or France. Even Italy, which emerged as a nation state in 1861, did so as a unitary kingdom. Germany's federal form of government seems to go against the trend in Europe.
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> Old newspapers are going out of business thanks to competition from ad-supported websites that operate as middlemen for news delivered via internet.

And when the newspaper goes out of business, will the aggregators just sprout newsrooms to replace their free sources of information? I doubt it.

Aggregation of news only works if there's news to aggregate. We have already seen local and hyperlocal news wither on the vine, and Google hasn't exactly expressed interest in sending someone down to the local courthouse or county meeting.
The manga carts basically gave power to landlords, the American revolution protected slavery, the Declaration of Independence explicitly stated the slaves were not people.

No one should be beholden to the “giants whose shoulders we straddle”. Note that that phrase is actually applied to scientists who developed evidence based theories rather than old “pure thought” silliness.

As far as despotic rule - England had an elected government at the time of the American revolution (not saying that America wasn’t justified), but it’s also worth noting that a large number of the early English colonists left England because they wanted to enforce religious domination that wasn’t legal in England.
> The link you provide is absolutely huge

The first message in the bugtracker already has the context of whats happening.
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I agree, but at what point does speech cross the threshold of harmful? If I post a video with fake research and claim drinking Clorox cures cancer, should that be allowed to stay up? What we are talking about in this particular case is not a battle of ideas or opinions, but complete fabrications.

I don't know what the answer is, but I do know people who believe some of this crap and will not listen to reason. At least for them, it would have been better if they never heard this stuff.
The Weimar Republic was a free society. How'd that work out? It was destroyed by outright lies, racism, etc.
Automatic vertical scaling without changing applications.
One needs to rewrite apps in order to get the advantages of Hadoop/Spark/MapReduce in general, and not all problems are solved by simply doing that.. It is a different thing/paradigm, really
I published this article a couple of weeks ago:

https://sourcehut.org/blog/2020-04-20-prioritizing-simplitit...

Dozens of people wrote to me, aghast at the idea that I provision servers manually, wondering how I could refuse to use the rube goldberg machines that define the modern "cloud-scale" computing trends. It looks like it didn't take long for my approach to be validated.

Salt is complicated as hell. k8s, Docker, Ansible, they're all the same. Complicated systems break more often and more severely than simple systems. It's a simple fact, and I hope that our industry gets over its collective devops fetish sooner rather than later.
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125k is pretty good, isn't it? 8 years into my career I was at 60k. If you want to earn more then go for it, but you shouldn't feel bad about yourself.
COVID-19 has added the additional element of this new concept of "disinformation". The argument is seductively simple: "being exposed to this information could lead you to engage in patterns of behavior that harm society. Therefore we can conceptualize this speech as being an indirect form of violence/negligence and therefore we have a moral obligation to remove such content".

Some people, after being exposed to misinformation, chose to believe them.

I don't believe in fighting "bad ideas" by suppressing them, I believe in shining a light on them. Let the truth fight for itself. (And of course now comes the classic counter-argument: that the evils of disinformation possess a virality that makes them spread far more easily than the truth, being that truth is nuanced and difficult to acquire whereas bad information is seductively simple. I won't address that argument here but personally I think it's a very dangerous way of thinking)

Do you have evidence that the truth more often than not win over lies?

It is possible that platforms, being designed the way they are to maximize corporations' interest naturally lead to unintended consequences.

There are billion of youtube video, nobody will be able to watch them all. So the youtube algorithm can recommend videos that are necessarily harmful based on what the person watched before.
Great to hear! Would sponsored ads on the main feed, but not on your personal blog, be a turn off?
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If you hold this absolutest view of free speech, does that mean you don't believe that fraud should be a crime? I am allowed to just blatantly lie about anything under the cover of free speech, right?

What about libel or slander? Can I say that brenden2 is a murderer, and make a website with photoshopped pictures of you killing people?

Free speech has limits, and telling blatant lies meant to mislead people is one of those limits. Telling people to drink bleach to cure COVID-19 is not protected under free speech.
Support is one of the things you get if you pay for storage, though?

Yes, and it's completely useless. Their user interface is such an anti-pattern that it has to be by design. All I want to do is delete everything in Google Drive and delete everything in Google Photos. For Google Photos, the fastest way to do this is to zoom out ridiculously, hold the shift key down, click the first photo to delete, then the last photo you can see on the screen and then release the shift key, click delete and repeat like 200 times for the number of photos I had on there. Oh and don't scroll out TOO much or your browser will just crash. Seriously, this is their answer to deleting photos.

And Google Drive is no better. 1.2 TB of files from my drive and cleared out the trash at least 75 times but a week and a half later I still have over 100 GB in phantom files. And suddenly all these additional images showed up when I click on Storage in drive.google.com and you guessed it - I have to delete them one page at a time. It's like they're doing anything to make sure you can't get your account under 15 GB so you can stop paying them money. And their support just gives generic advice like what I've typed here.

I've switched entirely to the new Microsoft Edge for browsing, OneDrive for storage and the only thing I have left is an ancient gmail account that I'll likely be switching over to Fastmail.
When the platform receives 85% (or whatever the percent is) of all video sharing internet traffic "we are a private organization!" shouldn't really apply.

Become a semi-monopoly of public discourse and obey the rule of free speech!
Terrible analogy. YouTube is not the only video host. Video hosts are not the only way to share or consume content.
Requirements are a bit overloaded though..
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> This will just shift this extremist content to other unregulated and unmonitored platforms...

Good. YouTube doesn’t need to be promoting every flavor of garbage known to man. That’s why the rest of the internet exists.
In order of importance (applicable to physical and mental activity).

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2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sports_periodization

3. https://www.sports-training-adviser.com/recoveryprinciple.ht...

4. https://positivepsychology.com/positive-self-talk/
The classic problem - who decides what behavior is benevolent?

"$INSERT_POSITIVE_ADJECTIVE despotism" is still despotism.

So it comes down to each person's belief set - do they believe that despotism is unfortunate when misapplied but is a force for good in the right hands? Or do they instead believe that all forms of control inevitably will get seized by corrupt forces? Or more radically, that the entire concept of control is inherently contradictory when seen in the broader context of us having brains with limited computational power, limited knowledge, forever bounded by time in a locally deterministic universe, and thus any attempt to seize control just furthers the propagation of ignorance that the "benevolent despotists" are ironically trying to eradicate?

The answer is left as an exercise to the reader.
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Yes, kinda.. but lustre is for data, whereas popcorn is for computing..
I'm not sure Glassdoor alone is a good source of salary data. I'm not sure a good source really exists, but I would recommend checking out sites like levels.fyi and the many H1B salary sites that seem to come and go to get more perspectives.
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How can they remove David Icke before George Webb and Jason Goodman?
assuming you can sell them for 100x what you paid

That would be a dangerous assumption.

Price is a good method of discriminating between who wants something and who needs something. But just try and raise prices during a pandemic and there will be 1) laws and 2) calls of "price gouging".

If The Event really happened I bet that any transformers would be taken by the state/feds within 24 hours. And such an action would have the support of 99% of the populace.

Of course they would pay you. But it would be at 1x your cost, not a nickel higher.
This comment would feel so natural to a Putinist apparatchik.
If it's so fragile, perhaps it's worth examining whether it's really truth.

In my experience, truth is strong, and those who want to restrict speech probably aren't arguing for truth, but for their version of some ideology.
I think it’s when you have to download the Xcode CLI tools that many packages rely on. But you do it once and you never do it again.

Definitely not equivalent situations.
Perhaps you are genuinely not old enough to remember a time before YouTube and Twitter, but there were way fewer conspiracy theories floating around, and they didn't have nearly the social impact that they do today. A coordinated misinformation campaign could never have swayed elections in the US and UK before social media. Why? Because there were institutions in place that acted as a filter. Say what you will about that arrangement, it was more effective and suppressing Crazy than whatever it is we've got now.
Good thing this isn’t censorship. It’s a non-governmental media company curating and policing the content it chooses to host and promote.
And to add another, “When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.”

I don't know who David Icke was or what he was saying (according to comments here he's a 5G conspiracy theorist), but deplatforming him won't have the intended effect.
It is just "one" method of installation, and not even mentioned at the top of the page. The page also says

> Note The Microsoft Store package is currently considered unstable while its interactions with other tools and other copies of Python are evaluated. While Python itself is stable, this installation method may change its behavior and capabilities during Python 3.7 releases.

It is "an" official method, not the preferred official method, and most certainly not "the" official method.
Sadly we are living in the very short window in which a decent resolution video of events is worth anything. Soon enough video synthesis will forever render that option useless.

In the years to come people will forget that during this time we saw no reliable proof, and fall for bullshti clickbait fake videos.
> Differential pair routing

Yes, uses KiCad's push&shove router

> Pin swapping... ie a differential pair where the pins can be reversed

Not really, but swapping P/N in a diffpair is as easy as selecting nets in the schematic and using the "swap nets" tools.

> Pin agnostic routing, ie a MCU or FPGA where it doesn't matter which pin is used

Not really, but you can draw the connections in the board editor and backannotate them into the schematic: https://horizon-eda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/backannotation....

> Incremental part placement, unlike kicad where all the footprints get dumped on the board in a big mess at the start

Yes, there's list showing all currently unplaced packages: https://imgur.com/ZrvRw46
There's little in economics which is absolutely determinitive, and for a study whose formative work is titled An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, there's remarkable little by way of a generally accepted theory of national prosperity and decline, as leading luminaries will freely admit (Tony Atkinson and Paul Krugman do so here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3l6E3mUNW70&t=38m53s).

There are several powerful mechanisms, however, of which Dutch Disease / resource curse is one. (There's also Twyla Tharp's wonderful "Whom the gods wish to destroy, they give unlimited resources.")

Understanding how it does apply, and why, and where it doesn't, is useful. I've pointed at mitigations for both. exceptions you note, though you don't appear to consider them.

Paper, pen, and ink are useful in communications. But neither paper, pens, or ink do this exclusively, nor by themselves. The blank page, the one uniformly covered in ink, or the one scribbled on at random, communicate nothing. This doesn't mean paper, pens, and ink useless. Markings made according to rules of recognised charactersets, words, spelling, grammar, reference to existing facts, references, and concepts, logic, narrative, metaphore, nuance, and culture ... may succeed in communicating something. Occasionally truth.

Theory of political economy operates similarly. Beware those offering blank pages, spilt ink, random scribbles, or writing lacking, or ignoring, coherence or correspondences.
Nope, it's not.

The whole rest of the Internet is flush with video content -- it's no monopoly like the phone company used to be.

YouTube is an offshoot of an ad company. A private, for-profit enterprise that uses video content from its users to sell adverts.

Now, if you want to say the Internet is a public utility -- that's getting closer. And if the Internet writ large somehow managed to block certain content, that would be of great concern. That would require government intervention, like you see in China and some other places.

But that is not what it's happening here.
Ideas have no intrinsic value at all. It’s up to every individual person to decide which ideas they value and which they don’t. I think it’s fine if you don’t like it. But I disagree with the critique that somebody telling the story they wanted to tell, rather than the story I (or you or anybody else) would have told, is a wasted opportunity.

Kojima makes unique games, and his best work has come from him forging ahead with his own ideas of how to do things. You risk mass appeal by doing things that way, but if you want a mass appeal product, there’s really no shortage of them.

Personally, I liked the handcuffs. Long-winded and contrived exposition is part of Kojima’s style, so I knew what I was getting in to. I liked the game in general. I even thought the product placement was hilarious. I liked God of War too, and the latest AAA FPS Game™. I’m happy they all exist.
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