skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This would imply there are interpretations where it isn't allowed even in the cases of the worst most extreme content.

That would be the interpretation where someone actually reads the text of the Constitution instead of making up exceptions out of whole cloth.

> Does any organization/group advocate such an interpretation?

Yes, obviously. The Libertarian Party is one example:

>> … we oppose all attempts by government to abridge the freedom of speech and press, as well as government censorship in any form …[1]

>> We support full freedom of expression and oppose government censorship, regulation, or control of communications media and technology.[1]

Direct threats of harm are still actionable, of course. In that situation you aren't punishing the speaker for what they said but rather defending yourself in response to a reasonable expectation of imminent and irreversible harm. The speech is merely evidence of intent.

[1] https://www.lp.org/platform/
I wonder if this is the beginning of the end of AirBnB (in its current form). They are directly hit by the pandemic but even once it is over, residents of tourist locations will remember this experience - and this might bring more support for more restrictive regulation in tourism.
Can't upvote this enough! Virtually every paragraph of the article _only_ makes sense from a middle-class perspective.
I haven't used youtube-dl in a very long time. I was reading through the readme and it looks like it has changed (for the better) so much since I've last used it. Definitely a great project that fills a need that Youtube will never fill itself. It is sad to see it has slowed down.
That's a very useful way to approach the question. Thanks for reminding me of that technique!
When something is written so perfectly there is nothing else to say.

But comments with many replies seem to draw more attention so I will add to this:

I have taught in an area that is poor. The opioid epidemic piled on top of that poverty to ravage it further. Students came to school and would say they were going to their uncle's in the next town tonight. I would say oh that's nice, what will you do. They would say, take a shower. We don't have running water so we go there once a week.

Basic needs that anyone in the middle class like me take for granted become focal points every day for someone living in poverty.

Do I put $5 of gas in my car or buy food? My car broke down and I can't afford to fix it. My minimum wage job uses dynamic scheduling and they just said I have to come in. My friend who I texted to take me can't do it at this time. There's no public transportation. How do I get to work? And if I do, who is there when my kids get home from school?

It's an insidious cycle. You can't see 5 feet in front of you and the treadmill never stops running.

God, I hope people read your comment and the article.
> “At what point do we take responsibility for enabling hate filled bile to spread across our services?”

As long as there's so much money to be made, Facebook has no incentive to. As long as they know they can give you and other developers the generous salary/options/perks and you will complain at an all hands but not actually leave, they have even less incentive to. Talk is cheap, even from employees, and the executives at Facebook know that.
I enjoy seeing these political threads here on HN. It's good for this place to finally have a look in the mirror and see what's there.
Agreed they turn a blind eye to the real problem and blame others. BLM has killed more innocent people then all police combined this year, which is sad as the entire premise of their platform is that police are brutalizing the black communities. When there were all of 9 shootings last year, oppsies looks like they upped the number to 14 recently, of which only one was unarmed and not a known and wanted criminal. Yet over 6000 black on black murders occur every year. The stupidity of it all is nearly overwhelming.
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We actually had sort of a sweet spot the the late spring / early summer where the worst case scenario had obviously not happened, but people were still not going back to seeing their regular friends / family.

During that time, we got to hang out with our neighbors almost daily. It was great.

Now everyone is back to work / family / etc.

Same neighborhood, same people, just they don't come out to play anymore.
The media inverts everything, it's how they make money right now and it's awful. CNN anchors are literally one Baghdad Bob after another. The most hilarious memes right now are those with "mostly peaceful" protests where behind the anchor huge fires are raging.
Thanks a lot for sharing! Very interesting experiment.

That said, please please, no "WASD". This is very uncomfortable on non-QWERTY keyboard layouts.

There are two solutions to this.

# Best solution

Game programmer always mean "the group of physically-positioned keys that happen to be labelled WASD on the programmer's keyboard", not "whatever keys that are actually labelled WASD on the player's keyboard".

So, wherever possible, use an API that refers to key position, not key symbol. This is possible in most programming environments, e.g. in Javascript using https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/KeyboardEve...

# Alternative solution

Alternatively, use keys that are stable across most common Latin keyboards layout, which means no AMQWYZ.

ESDF is fine, as are RDFG, TFGH, or the traditional IJKL (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow_keys for more).

If you want to be kind to Dvorak, Bepo, Colemak and other users, prefer the first solution!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#QWERTY-based_L...
He likely has some as he was there for a number of years -- 5 I believe. But he didn't start the company. So I would guess much less than 5%, if not less than 1%.
Can we try to make Facebook responsible for every damn thing that happens on their platform?
Are you talking about the armed teenager who drove 12 miles across state lines and put his armed self in a dangerous situation willingly? Not sure you get to call it self-defense at that time
It should, and it likely will be, since it is a popular piece of software. However, it is usually better to ask the maintainer to step down and continue his work without forking it. That saves everybody (distro packagers, users) a lot of time and effort.
Same. I loved going in there.

The technical sections on the top floor by the rare books area is still pretty good, but it has none of the "science gizmos" and the feeling is just that of a regular section.
> I think that's a better metric because it puts it in perspective

It's a classic tabloid shock headline to write "XXX will increase your risk of cancer by 10 times!" (when your base risk of cancer is low).

So whenever I see a statistic phrased like you did, I assume it's bullshit.
Is there a way on GitHub to filter by most active forks? All I get when I click on the Forks page is this warning: "Woah, this network is huge! We’re showing only some of this network’s repositories."

This would be valuable for a number of projects that have been abandoned or see infrequent updates while a fork (that usually has to be found by word of mouth or Google) is significantly more active.
I moved to a Thinkpad from Macbook. Honestly, I love the form factor, the keyboard, and the all black finish.

But the screen is still below par - 400 nits max brightness is too low. And the trackpad is substantially worse than Macbook's.

I'll still keep it because it offers something that Macbook doesn't anymore: reliability
I'm not trying to claim any one group is authoritative. I'm saying that I'm not aware of any group, regardless of their level of authority, who uses an interpretation that includes the worst material. Everyone (that I'm aware of) makes an exception for at least one form of material, even the ACLU or similar organizations. Even the Libertarian party, one of the groups most in favor of limiting government, is not against censorship of the worst sort of material.
Why does a 17 year old have an illegal fire arm? Do criminals who have shot someone get to use self defense as an excuse for shooting more people that are trying to stop them?
The conveyor belt is not really being disrupted, the Fed refuses to let it be. Look at housing values, stock prices, etc. They are going to float asset prices so the monied don't have to crack a sweat about any kind of income inequality correction happening. Anyone who dollar cost averaged into stocks during the downturn made 100X what our 'essential workers' did checking groceries. I was naive and only took a small position but it's still a joke when I look at its gains today vs someone providing a real service for $12/hr.
Esri's ArcGIS Online supports over 100 projections, and they're always working on more.

I had the privilege of chatting with one of the developers there who works on their projection engine (which is unmatched in the industry, as far as I know). To contribute to it, one effectively has to be at the graduate level in mathematics, low-level programming (especially numerical methods), and geography at the same time.
Radio Rwanda comes to mind too
get your license folks!
Facebook employees seem to be very confused about what people want from Facebook. When I go to Facebook, I want to see what the people I follow have to say or share. I don't want any editorial interference from Facebook in that whatsoever.
What is "slam" even supposed to mean? Sounds like a handful of employees just left some disapproving remarks on a company live stream, but that's it. There's only two quotes in the entire article.
Why not both? Write on your own and import it on medium. In this way you will increase your outreach.
Huh? The most recent commit is from yesterday.

The comment "I cant download anything of YouTube atm and they havent updated in a month" suggests some incredibly unfair and unrealistic expectations on the part of the maintainers of this free software.
Not only do dots not matter, you can suffix "+<anything>" to your user name before the "@gmail.com" and it will still come to your email address. I actually love this "+" feature and use it a lot .. like send an email to "+bookmark@gmail.com" to bookmark a link, or register with "+nospam" and setup a filter for that address if anyone sends me email on that.

This is supported by icloud and fastmail too.
> Because one does not reach the same conclusion as you does not make their conclusion automatically irrational.

> A very large part of the online community is irrational indeed. Irrational about the true danger of the virus.

Pick one. It’s hard to be persuasive when you hold your critics to a higher standard than you hold yourself.
I don't think I've ever felt "awful" except maybe the first couple weeks of lockdown.

But I have found myself randomly tearing up when listening to something or thinking of how things used to be.

I think I heard someplace describe it as grief. Makes sense I guess.
The modern OCaml tooling (opam for package management, dune for building) is impressive.

It all feels very professional and industry-grade now. Really comprehensive and well-designed CLIs, proper man pages for all subcommands, and sweating the details [1]

[1] My litmus test for package managers is, when listing packages installed in an environment, is there a flag to only list packages that were explicitly installed? Many P-Ms fail this.
Why not filter? If you know you always use the dot, filter without the dot. It works for me when I tried to set it up. Can even blacklist certain senders specifically so that if there are a few out there you made without the dot you will still get them.
I used this when I ran a lockdown family zoom quiz,to do music rounds. So much easier and reliable than some scrappy web based version
> isn’t really punk, it’s kitsch

that's a weird point of view. would steampunk in a non Victorian retro-future even work? are we gonna rename futurism if it doesn't keep up with times?

then why is this fixation with cyberpunk being rooted in the now?
Well the US only got cozy with big tech after it got big, not actually that different than EU policies you mention being around only existing big industries like automotive.

Only China has taken active steps in fostering those companies from nothing.
Excessive fear of the virus is throwing everyone's calculations off by magnitudes.
delete all your *medium.com cookies, or try incognito mode
Yeah that's not going to help. I've got a guy using my email address for close to a decade. When it started, he was a high school student ordering lacrosse equipment. More recently he was buying a house -- I received the contract.

If my email is foobar@gmail.com, his is foobar7@gmail.com.

You'd think 10 years would be enough time to learn the difference, but nope.
I'm curious what the key value Redis Labs is bringing that justifies so much money (other than a sales team, support, and other minor changes to Redis). In other words, what key tech are they adding? The page dedicated to the software is really generic:

https://redislabs.com/redis-enterprise-software/overview/

I started using KeyDB and the project is great. I'm more inclined to support the tech they are integrating that check things off my Redis wishlist such as Active-Active replication and true multi-core support (not just IO treads).

https://keydb.dev/
If anything it's the obscene amounts of funding in silicon valley that's bullshit.
I guess it is quite hard to get traction on a branch compared to take over the original project.

"17,727 commits"

It most feel quite futile to keep up with breaking changes from Youtube's side in the long run? Maybe they should be more liberal in what contributors they accept. Seems like two guys did the most commits.
believing that reddit covers the entire spectrum of ideas is also an issue.
Yes, you could do even more shenanigans registering with the following:

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For B2B startups the large amount of capital raised usually goes mostly to sales & marketing. The calculus usually goes something like this:

"I've got an existing product that I know enterprises want to buy. For every $50K I put into consultative sales, I'll sign a client whose LTV is $500K. Therefore, if I raise $100M for 10% of the company, I can hire more salespeople, increase the future earnings of the company by $1B, and hence all our existing shareholders will be better off and so will the new investor." Repeat until the target market is saturated, which for software startups can be a long way off.

This is why SaaS startups usually run at negative profits, even after they go public, and yet the majority of public investors still continually undervalue them (as in their value goes up over time). You have a machine where you put in $X and get back $5-10X over time, but the time period is usually many years. It makes sense to feed the machine with as much $$ as you have, and oftentimes some $$ that you don't have.
I know you are posting an unpopular opinion, but I agree. Facebook has become a straw man for a lot of issues that we as a society are just too lazy to grapple with. So we just use outlets like Twitter, Facebook, etc as outlets. Meanwhile we seem to let traditional media completely off the hook. When in some cases (imo) they are quietly cheering for unrest because it makes for great TV/news.
Sibling comment got it, but I was thinking about the MAX 200/737-8200, which is a variant of the -8 that has more exit doors and therefore can have a higher seating density.

Totally agree that the model numbers are confusing, though (obviously).
Thanks for your response!

I'm still a bit confused why you're referencing OAuth here and in the launch announcement while also saying "OAuth is different to session management"

Why have you chosen to use OAuth solutions if you're not solving an OAuth problem? How are you sure it's still the right solution? I see some overlap but it's not obvious to me that OAuth methodologies should be applied here.
It seems really irresponsible of me (and of other people) to go out just because I'm feeling bad and seeing friends will make feel less bad.

Before the pandemic, you and everyone else were constantly doing "unnecessary" things that put other people at risk. Every time you see other people you could be spreading any number of diseases that kill hundreds of thousands of people every year. Every time you take a car trip you're increasing the risk of a fatal accident to other drivers and pedestrians.

COVID makes some activities more risky, and will shift some of them from "acceptable" to "unacceptable". But it doesn't mean that you're a bad person if you put more than zero weight on your mental health.
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The crux of that argument is that people would be dying anyway; the response to the argument clarifies that 100,000-+200,000+ additional deaths is worth adjusting behavior to abate (especially since those are the numbers with adjustment; the R0-value on the disease was high enough that it was on track to become another Spanish Flu without mitigation).

I have relatives who were old enough to remember the Spanish Flu. Spanish Flu was enough to mean that every family you ask from that era had someone who died of that flu. That, qualitatively, sticks with people. It becomes a stain on the memory of a generation. It is the kind of fate we form governments to avoid.

We can't conquer death, but we can mitigate COVID so that it's not another Spanish Flu. And people want that. In general, people want to avoid having a generation where everyone knows a relative who died from COVID. "Well, people die of something, so..." isn't an acceptable response to people.
Great point. Those problems are really hard to reason about, partly because without specific knowledge of the coefficients, all you can expect a well-reasoned person to conclude is that "it can go either way". And even knowing the data, most practical problems in this category would take either computer modeling or simplifying assumptions to really draw conclusions about.

Worse, someone motivated to shape the story one way or the other can create a just-so story where they emphasize only one feedback path or the other, depending on what conclusion they want their audience to draw.

I think the best antidote, although by no means a cure, is to teach clear and specific examples early on so that everyone at least can have a mental category for this class of problem, if not the tools to work through them.

Jevons paradox is a great example of one which is both clear and counterintuitive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
It's mentioned in the video [1], it does static analysis of the code to create a graph of dependencies (for example which cell uses a variable defined by another cell), so when you update any cell it will find what cells are affected by the change (the downstream nodes on a directed acyclic graph) and only evals the code on them (instead of running everything). Julia is particularly good for those kind of code analysis since it's a very Lispy language.

It also does a trick of creating new modules to manipulate scope to make deleted variables/import/cells invisible (and therefore free to be garbage collected).

[1] https://youtu.be/IAF8DjrQSSk?t=596
I definitely do not put any stickers on my laptops, and especially not ones that are not owned by me (i.e. company issued, which are the only macs I will use).
I'd like to see some evidence that BLM is the major driver for any criminal activities or "unrest." Instead it seems to be the continued extrajudicial killings and woundings of American citizens that always seems to proceed these protests and the frankly appalling reaction of American law enforcement to some criticism and democratic attempts to reform what is supposed to be a constructive and positive institution in American society.
I did not know about key codes and physical position! Thank you!
I'm using the latest version (2020.07.28) just fine. I just downloaded a short video now:

youtube-dl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KiTZycVxgI
[youtube] 4KiTZycVxgI: Downloading webpage
[download] Destination: Why did Sweden Support the Vietcong (Short Animated
Documentary)-4KiTZycVxgI.mp4
[download] 100% of 6.50MiB in 00:12

Gloryness is commenting that it doesn't work. It's only been a month... Huh? Is this a hype post or troll or something..
They provided false credentials. The account is yours.

IANAL but I don't think it works like that. Ownership is not the same as control.
Pro tip: Fox news viewers are ill-informed. You may want to consider opening your mind a bit more.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016/07/21/a-rigorous-sci...
...Is your username using “gay” as an insult? I get it is “playful”, but a playful insult is still an insult.

If so, I kindly encourage you to consider a new username. It is sad to see people slurred just based on who they are.
What's the significance of 12 miles here?
I’ve argued about flagging policy a couple times over at HN, but the comments in this thread during the first 5 minutes should provide a stellar example why to flag any political content.
This is blatantly wrong propaganda. The number of police murders of all races over the last 40 years doesn't sum up to the number of black on black murders committed in just one year.

Most crime in the US is committed by 6% of the population, black males. More cops are killed by black men per year then they kill but no one cries for them even when the cop is black, the hypocrisy and stupidity of BLM is staggering.
In Russia the right to access clean water is enshrined in the constitution. If a vilage relies on a certain lake / river, and lost that access e.g. to pollution, the government is complelled by law to fix the issue at no expense to the residents. It is not good enough to say "they could hire a water truck".

This also strikes me as abuse of power, one must not suffer arbitrary and random punishments. Whats bext, we will start cutting internet access to everyone who swears on the street, disabling electriciry to anyone who protests?
The problem is that excessive blaming will foster high levels of risk aversion, as seen in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24304275
Facebook is the new Dungeon & Dragons and Rock & Roll.
You can google german gpd per capita and get the information from the world bank with a interactive chart.

The German gdp per capita in 2008 was 45k in 2018 47k. The US in same time 48k to 62k. If your country growth rate is number is that slow of course you are going to lag behind
Not totally away:

> So, dear Redis community, today I’m stepping back as the Redis maintainer. My new position will be, on one side, an “ideas” person at Redis Labs, in order to provide inputs for new Redis possibilities: I’ll continue to be part of the Redis Labs advisory board.

http://antirez.com/news/133