skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, I think that's unreasonable for you to do, almost as bad as if you demanded that Jimmy fire some of his employees for nasty things they said on Twitter. Demanding that your business partners can only do business with third parties you approve of is a recipe for extreme and toxic fragmentation.
Enough people are addicted to coffee so much so that even if they are anxious while drinking it they continue to do so.
I hope you realize the entire site, and every site, would be full of 99.99% commercial spam if this went into place.
Does Patagonia have influencers or ambassadors on Instagram?

If so, this is a bit of virtual signaling as they're still advertising on FB but not directly.

Facebook/IG ads is one of the best ad placements left on the market, IMHO.
As another user has pointed out, it's both. The post was removed by moderators first, then the user deleted it some time after that. This information is only visible in the old design, not in the redesign.
This doesn't seem to pay creators though, it pays people who have bandwidth to seed (redistribute) their streams instead.
Hopefully now that there's feature parity we'll see some increased support across all platforms.
And neither is my computer or internet connection. But that doesn’t mean I expect BaseCamp to be free. Can I distribute my games on any of the console manufacturers system for free?

And before someone responds that you can buy physical games for consoles, they still have to pay the console manufacturer for each physical game sold and the console manufacturers have to approve it.

Can I use BaseCamp’s APIs for free and create my own app? In fact, BaseCamp just announced that they will not allow third parties to integrate with their software that use their platform to track employees.
It would be hard to come up with a less charitable interpretation than that. You're all through this thread making salty comments. It does seem somewhat ironic that you seem to be making some kind of free speech argument for Facebook... by getting irrationally upset that a company decided to exercise theirs by not giving them money for a while.
Of course "voting" should be something you are accountable for. If you are pushing nonsense and banned content up, you become a part of the problem.

Even on HN there have been many anti-science nonsense stories on the front-page where the site would benefit from letting people indicate that they want anyone who enabled it to have no weighting in the curation of their own personal view. This may be a sort of filter bubble, but it's an anti-idiot filter bubble. I don't need to have my world clouded by the noise of conspiracy fanatics and idiots.
It is the fault of both.

Interns are not stupid and so they have to carry the burden of their mistakes too.
Google Search now highlights website content based on search results
Ah yes, the outsourcing FUD train is ramping up.

Remote work has been a possibility for employers for a few decades now. Nothing has drastically changed since the new wave of WFH to change that, other than its more widely discussed.

> 50%(and sometimes as much as 80%)

is there a source for this?

I'm not convinced that the only reason "everything gets outsourced" hasn't happened yet is because employers are lazy.
Both can be true at the same time. OP being not as good as others and the industry being gender-biased.
It may be that this path is not for you so you've probably done the right thing. The market isn't fair and it's up to you to exploit your advantages (unfair or fair) and overcome your disadvantages (unfair or fair). If you find that infeasible, you can't play the game.
There are some new dynamics in play for Intel that didn't used to be there. For example, most of the server CPUs used to be bought by conservative data center owners at stodgy companies. Change didn't happen quickly.

Now, you have huge entities like AWS that can, for example, move things like ALB, RDS, SQS, or Aurora off of Intel on little more than a whim.

Basically, the leverage on the customer side is consolidated now, and the barrier to leave you is lower.
I don't think it is linear. Fast tissue recovery can make side effects unobservable
you know what's nice about sock puppets and throwaways? brigading leaders like yourself can't dox me, but the fact that you're scum will follow you forever.
Being a "likable person" is, for better or worse, pretty significant in sales / pitching / persuasion of any kind. If you really feel you lack this and have limited ability to improve, then a partner who fills this gap would be indispensable for your endeavors.
Of course not, and that's not my point. The point is that social media is the last place you'd want to go looking for donors, given a choice.
They are not exactly homegenous when you consider Tibet and other regions which have been coerced into the union.
You yourself are the perfect example of an Indian that has refused to accept such traditions and have criticized it openly. This was the improvement I was talking about.

There cannot be an overnight change but I believe the change is happening.
You're not wrong about this. There is a very vocal right-wing population of commenters here on HN that show their true colors in more polarizing submissions.
If enough of the market is cheating then it puts you at a disadvantage if if you aren’t cheating (the fake market sees your fair baseline as a threat to future cheating)
Missed that one, awesome! But with Apple still blocking competition in browser engines, browser "choice" is not nearly as meaningful as it should be.
Given there are a very large amount of nearly identical t-shirts and caps you can buy, a clothing company's sole strategy is marketing. If you think this "boycotting" isn't also marketing, you're a sucker. Stop with all the comments about their "principles". They sell goddamn t-shirts. Manufactured in China btw.
It's noble but somehow not as noble as it would be if the company actually suffered harm from it. Otherwise it's just a "strategy credit": https://stratechery.com/2013/strategy-credit/
It says "Sorry, this post was deleted by the person who originally posted it." https://imgur.com/a/8ZeyR7N
The budget concept is a security measure between the app and the wallet, so that the app code only has control over a fixed amount of funds in the wallet.

Within the app context, an unlimited number of channels (up to the budget capacity) can be opened. The video at the top of the blog post is an example of a single user downloading from multiple other leechers & seeders while simultaneously uploading to other leechers.
You can't blame teachers if the students don't do well on standardized tests. If you want to know why students don't do well on these tests, just spend a week or two substituting for teachers (or go there as a student) in one of those inner city schools. I guarantee, you'll have an epiphany and you'll see why they don't score well. It doesn't have anything to do with teaching, the problem is cultural.
I thought this was a developers conference ... it is all sales and product presentation?
The A64fx isn't that high TDP, if the reported number of ~160 W for the entire thing (including HBM) is accurate.
Do you really need an app on iPhone to mail?
exactly, even in a situation where medical is all paid for you still have to find a donor yourself. There are countries where you can get a donor via "alternative" means but when going by the book, finding a donor is on you.

I cant think of any other way he could have gotten exposure without having to go on tv, radio, public areas and making his case. That power of facebook ( and other social media is undeniable )

Even Wajahat Ali on CNN, who has such a big audience, found a donor off Twitter. Not everyone has the ability to reach out to Anderson Cooper and ask for help.

For every evil thing Facebook has done, there are stories like this. Having my friend alive, his family seeing him everyday is well worth it.
Yeah, that changed completely haha.
Exactly. Which is why I think it's fine to force apps to propose an IAP, but they should be able to inform the user that there's another option (for another price eventually).
I'm not sure what predecessors that means (ThunderX2?), but these have been carefully "co-designed" for the job with experience from K Computer. Actually that's for a set of job types, which is part of the point. They also have extensive capability for low precision, if you want that. Note that it's not just at the top of top500, which is relatively uninteresting, but wins, or is up there, on things like HPCG, some sort of machine-learning benchmark, etc. K Computer also came out well generally, and persistently.
https://www.stophateforprofit.org/productrecommendations

It's definitely interesting. I like these two:

>At the request of a member of a private group, provide at least one Facebook-affiliated moderator per group with more than 150 members. Consider more moderators for even larger groups.

Spy on any group with more than 150 members if a someone asks you to spy on them.

>Create an internal mechanism to automatically flag content in private groups associated with extremist ideologies for human review. This content and associated groups would then be reviewed by internal subject matter experts on extremism.

Read private group content, analyze it, and flag it if it's thoughtcrime.
The funds you deposit at the beginning can be used to pay multiple seeders. You have one "ledger channel", funded by that on-chain deposit, which is being used to open a "virtual channel" for each seeder you connect to.

There's a bit more about it in this post: https://blog.statechannels.org/channels-funding-channels/.
I don't really disagree. I'd also say that FAANGs specifically distort the overall salary picture a bit. My observation is that a fair number of non-FAANG companies, especially those who don't have a significant presence in the Bay Area, already don't try particularly hard to out-compete (on the basis of compensation) local Bay Area employers.
"A system that is over-reliant on prediction (through leverage, like the banking system before the recent crisis), hence fragile to unforeseen “black swan” events, will eventually break into pieces."

This here is crucial. Investment in capitalism resolves around predicting future profits and committing yourself to those predictions via debt and leverage. However, the heavier your commitments or the further the future swings from your predictions, the more of today's production you've wastefully dumped into a hole.
Who were the "essential workers" during the lock down, other than medical professionals ? Did people horde Wikipedia articles or toilet paper ?

Knowledge driven economy is a possibility in the future. Automation is definitely driving down jobs, but not to the extent we are imagining. Most production of the world is being done in China and other ASEAN countries by its billion+ population.
Indeed, so I guess I'll get a job or maybe just suicide because what's the point. I don't really feel like working hard so someone else can get rich off my labour anymore.
I’m torn between an iPhone 11 and the SE to replace my Pixel 2. I have an XR for work and if it wasn’t so locked down for security I think I’d be using this one more than my Pixel.

I do miss a home screen widget and some apps, but I think overall the experience is really nice, and being able to talk to the iMessage people would be nice.

I built a Hackintosh on a Thinkpad and Handoff, AirDrop and all those connections are way more useful than I thought. It’s been 3 years and Android/Windows seems to be pretty much in the same state minus some minimal improvements that really don’t add that much value.

Integration and unified workflows is where it’s at for me at least.
Comments belatedly merged thither.
that's not the premise. Maybe I should reframe it this way: you should detect inconsistent results and use "crash" as a strategy to restore consistency. Also of importance is to log these events and work towards fixing the concurrency bug by addressing the root cause in the long run with application monitoring.
I would love that. Extensions (ad blockers, keyboards, etc) in particular are super awkward because they install a full app. I also have a couple regional apps that I use every couple of months they really don't deserve home screen space even if its in a junk folder.
How do you make money? Sorry to be that guy; I wouldn't ask this if you
didn't claim "Happy to answer any questions here".
"You all have trouble sleeping so we're going to make your phone teach you yoga and meditation" is a very weird thing to do automatically instead of just blue-light reduction (which they already have a feature for) seems weird, but they know the market better than I do I guess.
I can’t find it now but iirc there was a blog post on HN about a month ago that estimated their training costs at $25 million, using many TPU pods.
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I remember being a freshman and seeing the lecture hall 32-123 being temporarily hack-renamed to 6.001, and I didn't know what that was all about. I think it was the last lecture of 6.001, but I didn't know what it was back then.
Very nice to see that you can change your default browser now on iOS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/scientists-rep...

https://www.wired.com/2013/04/brain-stats/

https://www.nature.com/news/over-half-of-psychology-studies-...

https://phys.org/news/2018-07-beware-scientific-studiesmost-...
They always use the keynote to talk about user-facing enhancements.
Yep, that's why I gave up.
> But India is still a Semi Slavery society.

> The Hindu caste/social grouping system tells millions of people that they are contaminated and their fate is doomed upon birth.

Sure, maybe 100 years ago. But attitudes have been changing and there are numerous government programs designed specifically to bring up those in "lower castes" with the ultimate goal of equality for everyone. Indian culture is still very different from Western culture and far deeper ingrained into the average person. Change does not happen overnight. Everything happening in India in a broader view points to a trend of more equality and freedoms, not less. More governmental programs seek to address issues of inequalities, especially caste discrimination, than at any prior point in Indian history. Of course there are still issues, I won't argue there are no flaws, but calling it a Semi Slavery society these days is delusional at best, malintent at worst.
lol. So you were convinced that coca cola was really striving to get rid plastic packaging by 2015?
> He asked for a basic version that people can use without their service

To be clear, Apple asked them to do something that they surely must know isn't possible. Hey specifically doesn't offer IMAP/POP access because they layer enough features on top of email that IMAP and POP simply can't support.

For the same reasons they don't offer IMAP/POP access, they couldn't "just" add the "bring your own server" feature that Apple asked for. The Hey iOS app isn't an IMAP/POP client with fancy chrome; it's designed specifically to work with Hey's servers and nothing else.

Even if they shoe-horned an IMAP/POP client into the app to try and satisfy Apple, I think the user experience would end up far worse than what they've just implemented this weekend; and likely would violate other provisions of the App store.
Given that Intel seems second only to Elon Musk in missing target dates, what does that translate to? 2050?
So just an already known 5HT2A antagonist.
It shouldn’t be a manual code switch in the first place.
And I mean, if you just compare the price of Amazon's egress compared to that of a VPS at Hetzner or OVH, to say nothing of the cheaper ones, you can be sure that they are making margins of over 200% on it for EC2. There's a 4$ VPS on OVH with unlimited egress at 100Mbps.

4$!

That's a theoretical maximum of 1Tb egress each three hours. So for the cost of 3 hours of egress you can buy an entire VPS with a month of egress, for cheaper. It's insane just how much cheaper it really is.
> where hateful things are allowed as long as they are from the left side of the political spectrum

Citation needed.

It's not because you hear more often in the media about the right being censored that it means that hateful stuff from the left is allowed.
Investment of any kind revolves around prediction of future benefits. That's not unique to capitalism. Risk is inherent in nature.
Yeah it could be a one and/or combination of things. We can’t really know. It’s hard to think of aliens that are so advanced that couldn’t conceptualise us, do they not have fiction? If a species were born post physical or with capabilities that seemed advanced though then I think the ants analogy does apply. Something like space whales in Star Trek to us it’s intergalactic travel to them it’s swimming.
I don’t see how making text legible and adding some style to tables would break existing unstyled pages.

With regard to your second point, I’m not talking about user style sheets, but about the prospect of writing unstyled HTML. If I ever get to post anything on my personal website I will walk the walk and use plain HTML, yes, but I doubt this will have any meaningful impact!
The people who argue this point are arguing for a change in the law.
My point is that, with the transformation coming, sheer hardwork will lose the relevance.

China did it when world still needed humans to do lot of manufacturing which is changing very rapidly. In fact, India's manufacturing sector is not adapting lot of automation just to make sure they can capitalise human effort which may be cheaper now but may not be in future ( just like in China)
yes + this plugin also loads styles, which means you get final map, not just data
All of the Watch features feel like they're aimed at a significantly younger demographic than the rest.
Remains available when the Internet goes out ?
Of the private trackers that I know of, only the ones that solicited donations were raided and taken down. I am unaware of any explicitly paid private trackers, and such a business model seems like a great way to conjure the ire of the FBI.
[perun.network member here] It would be possible using Bitcoin Virtual Channels as introduced here: https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/554
But the implementation of this is hard.
TSMC also has older process nodes running, there's literally no advantage to Intel failing to execute on their product roadmap; it's all downside.
Too many visual effects and the whole thing feels sterile.
This argument makes perfect sense, the problem starts when companies like Facebook start tracking individuals who do not use their services.
Analytics on What Your Readers Highlight on Your Posts (For Bloggers)
As an update; only Apple Watch and iPad had male presenters. The rest were women, out of all the presentations 80% were done by women. I wonder this related to the garbage quality in their software. As if they’ve left meritocracy for popularity instead?

Also, not a single Indian? I mean the CEO of both Google and Microsoft are Indians but Apple doesn’t have a single Indian in a leadership position? Not sexy enough for some voices?

Some people will find that worth thinking about, others will silence any discourse about it.
This actually strikes me as an intelligent (albeit Orwellian) approach to rules enforcement.

If Reddit's goal is to encourage broader self-censorship of wrong-think, the message makes perfect sense. If Reddit informed a user that they broke Rule A, a rational user would learn a specific lesson. They would learn that they can avoid punishment by not interacting with content that breaks (or might break) Rule A.

By punishing without an explicit explanation, a rational user must conclude that, to avoid punishment, they cannot risk interacting with content that breaks (or might break) any of the rules on the website.
'Nasty things' is a little bit nebulous. If the nasty thing in this case is this phrase: 'blacks are disagreeable.' I would absolutely either demand that person be fired or take my business elsewhere. I think furthering racism is more of a recipe for toxic fragmentation than firing racist, and don't see how it's unreasonable for me in that scenario to not want my money going into the hands of that racist employee.
2040 is in 20 years. With mainland China now investing massively in this the competition will be intense no matter what and that's probably the greater long term threat to TSMC.

TSMC did not exist 33 years ago, so 20 years is a very long time especially with the full weight of the Chinese government thrown in.
Please explain by what mechanism you would expect abusive content to be unengagable before being recognized (and treated) as such. Preferably one that does not involve Reddit having to travel back in time.
> and that it was really about computers

I think Abelson said in the first SICP lecture that "it was NOT really about computers"
It's actually very insidious the way HN (and Reddit) control what we see though. There is almost no transparency, accountability, or oversight. Moderators make mistakes and we never even know it. We don't know what we don't know. The culture of silicon valley and hacker culture are being manipulated by a small number of employees at a proprietary investment firm. This is very far from ideal even if you do trust the intentions of the current employees.

I'd be in favor of a law that required uncensored free speech on all forums but that also allowed users to opt-in to moderation. Even if 99% of users opted in to moderation it would still leave an escape valve for totally uncensored free thought.
Taleb's works usually revolve around how people making those investment decisions offload the risk onto others instead of eating the entire cost themselves, and as a result don't have an incentive to moderate their risk taking.
iOS 14 will let you change your default email and web browser apps
Truly truly thank you for your work <3
It means it seems too artificial and unnatural, so it feels like an ad.
> Oh no, the government knows which movies and series from a very limited and pre-filtered catalogue i have legally watched. Assuming Netflix has anything to do with mass surveillance seems rather absurd; or maybe I just haven't found the terror training section yet.

Your reaction is exactly what they expect it to be, and why ultimately I don't feel bad when these massive leaks and doxxings happen. Its hard to believe anyone to be so bellicose to privacy but I think that's the demographic FAANG wanted and they finally have it in masse.

Its hard to explain, but if you could put members of the STASI and the KGB in a room in the 50's and told them so many would not only they'd give up this information for a pittance by US Megacorps but they'd do so willingly under the guise of 'services' they'd probably have a serious discussion and revisit the whole 'Socialist' thing in exchange for this desired end.

It's really sad that this isn't even shocking to me anymore but also highlights why we need another Internet entirely.
It's so well-rehearsed and body language coached that it feels like watching an infomercial. I mean, it is an infomercial, but it's still annoying and distracting.

It's so high-stakes and painstakingly precise that it reminds me of watching the mass games in Pyongyang.
I haven't checked the current list, but previous ones have been roughly half "cloud provider" systems with essentially useless interconnects for real HPC work. NCSA refused to indulge in the game with Blue Waters, notably.
Discussion from 2018: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18153909
Thanks, you're right — can access from the US, can't from Canada, with no explanation.
I find it scary that so many companies are asserting their political will so aggressively. I don't think this will end well.