skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes with the standard settings in place you have to navigate directly to nsfw subreddits and even then there is a age restriction in place. There are no auto fill suggestions nor search results and there is no nsfw content on the /r/all page inside the app.
The data you are giving is from early-May, it’s almost September.
For the most part, yes I believe the blocking is for malware sites. The current list I am aware: malware sites, deceptive sites, suspicious sites, sites with possible harmful programs, sites that load scripts from unauthenticated sources, sites that chrome believes were typed incorrectly.

I didn't intend to imply that chrome currently, intentionally blocks sites on other criteria. However, the framework is already there.

History shows that the ego of people always takes over if left unchecked. When it is possible to restrict something, that will eventually get restricted. This is especially true when discussing large companies, such as Google.

I was agreeing with you and not correcting you :-)
You never head of Freenet? There is no such thing as censorship there.
Thanks for the link! So on older chips, like maybe an 8080, I could expect to see literal hardware implementations of instructions?
Hey everyone! This is a prototype I threw together with a friend.

We hand crafted 8 playlists with 200 of YouTube's funniest videos.

We have 240p videos from way way back, sketch comedy, memes, skits, shorts and more.

We thought everyone could use a laugh right now.

Would really appreciate any feedback, especially about the content. Thanks so much!
I did a course on cartography a couple of years ago, and one of the better assignments was to find a suitable projection and make a proper map describing a comparison in distances between two points. The projection I used was of course Two-Point Equidistant Projection (the only possible one).

My resulting map is on the last page here: https://adelie.antarkt.is/aron/l0020b.pdf

EDIT: Apparently it was one of my GIS courses, not the cartographic one, which were more color theory and labels.

One bad thing about the projection is that great circles are curved, so my straight lines should have been curved as well.
The XM3s support the AAC codec too, [0] as that's the codec iPhones use (iPhones don't support aptX or LDAC). Does macOS not support AAC?

[0] https://helpguide.sony.net/mdr/wh1000xm3/v1/en/contents/TP00...
It would also be significantly slower and potentially limited by stack depth. Even with the memoization some of these sequences get pretty long.
You just update the `a=1` cell, changing it to `a=2`. That's the whole point.

Every other cell that depends upon `a` will then automatically update.
Serverless reduced our costs by 70%
What I mean is that when the machine wakes up, it's not associated with a wifi network until later, so isn't it a race if such a thing runs at wakeup?
but an amateur license potentially gives you access to 1.8 mhz up to beyond 10ghz.
Russiagate is a conspiracy theory as well
Wouldn't the real James be notified that someone used his email to sign up for another Netflix account? When 'Eve' signed up for Netflix with james.hfisher@gmail.comm the signup confirmation would go to jameshfisher@ inbox?
Did this happen to you? Funny story, I spit a mouthful of La Croix on my 2016 touchbar MacBook Pro just the other day (not for fun, wrong pipe). Keyboard, screen, etc. I thought it was a goner. But I wiped it down and it's still fine.
What's the incentive to spend money to constantly improve, fix bugs and update the features on every OS release? If you consider the entire development lifecycle, quality costs developer money every bit just as much as new features.
In "the past few hundred years" the US took over the American continent and cleaned up exceptionally well.

In a world of global competition singling out Xinjiang as a colony while ignoring how China's biggest military threat is literally built on top of colonial conquests isn't a fair comparison. Where is the line that makes Xinjiang a "colony" while New York isn't? Is the US going to magically move its navy back to its side of the Pacific and stop waving it menacingly around China's oil shipping routes if China carves out Xinjiang and Tibet?
I have a common name, also a name used by a huge construction firm. I own firstnamelastname@gmail.com and firstnamelastname.com . There is no hope for these people. I have tried everything under the sun to get them to give out the correct email address.

What I HAVE noticed is that it's usually transcription error. These people that share my name are writing down their email with a pen and paper and a secretary or transcription service is inputting it incorrectly. Lately I reply back to hotel confirmations asking for a complimentary hotel upgrade with lots of extra soap in the room.
Ok. But when you start denying basic infrastructure to those with viewpoints you dislike --- domain names, DDOS protection, app store distribution --- you're no longer trying to just maintain some particular community's culture, but instead eradicate certain speech from public life.

It should be illegal to deny fundamental infrastructure to someone on the basis of his philosophy or point of view. That's what a free society means.
Oh yes, engineering intentional weak links is an art of its own, when you don't want the more expensive components to break.
You have way more trust in people than I do. I don't think people would do anything if it meant just 0.1 more seconds of inconvenience.
I can't stand the fonts, don't like how it applies space, etc.

TeX is like a programmable pocket calculator from the 1970s, way ahead of it's time but today it's something that conspires with Word, Google Docs, and other dull tools to suck out the oxygen for sharp tools.
It's not a new phenomenon; the idea that there's a post-truth era to news media is as old as news media itself.

This is where the term "Yellow Journalism" derives from; but even that aged term came to being well after distrust in news media was common.
Same exact issue. Especially with people from Africa for some reason. I get a lot of stuff from 3 people from Kenya, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. Most everything there is managed by phone, and they just use my email as a throw-away address. The guy in South Africa has a collections agency after him. The guy in Kenya likes to order food delivery quite a bit. I occasionally change his order to extra spicy. The guy in Zimbabwe works for a college of some sort. I make sure he's signed up for all the educational trips to Europe.

Also some senior woman in Oregon, who is a frequenter of "silver singles".

Some industrial supply company in Canada is very confused by the fake Groupon I sent them for the free stuff they are trying to bill me for.

Some guy in Australia has his security deposit box setup with my address, and is way overdue on some payments.

(I've tried multiple times to correct the wrong email address of the people I mess with, and have been ignored)

Lots of US political junk mail, from many localities, both parties. LOTS AND LOTS OF KINKY PORN SITES.

Fortunately none of them have the dot in the address and I have a filter to send them all directly to trash.
I often think about returning to a Linux laptop. Things, generally speaking, tend to “just work” on a mac, but it fails for a poweruser, even with various tools such as hammerspoon, since I oft want to morph the GUI to my liking - something apple and its gui fanaticism clearly doesn’t abide. The only thing that keeps me here is safari testing and occasional iphone development, two things that are unpleasant but necessary for my job; I hope I’m not forced to upgrade my mac and it’s the last mac I buy for at least half a decade more.
Electrical devices should be properly grounded to protect the user from faulty wiring though. I assume this is probably not life threatening but it could under some conditions be a fire hazard.
x86 guarants that memory writes to different locations are seen in order by other cores.

If you write memory first to address A and then to B. Another core never can see the B change without also seeing the A change at any moment in time.

But in this case there is only a single memory location. So there is no ordering that could be violated in the first place.
"sold to investors without registering the security with the regulatory body" I knew you would say that, because there are countless judgements against companies to be easily found with that exact scenario. That's actually not the same situation as finding out a non accredited individual was allowed to purchase a security in a private offering. And "without an applicable exemption" is too vague and can mean anything. No way to know.
Im trying to get into HAM, My country South Africa, seems a bit disorganized with respect to HAM. The few emails Ive sent to the local (national) ham organisation has gone completely unanswered :/

I wished we had the USA's books and exam guides. It all looks like such a smooth licensing process. In South Africa - there only seems to be two licensing opportunities per year and I think I need to travel to another province to take exam. I have an uncle that is quite deep into the hobbie and he is also an E.E. He has this basement lab full of electronics and radio gear that just makes me a software dev giddy with excitement :) Think dexter lab !

ps. Any hams in and around Cape Town that wants to give me a quick intro or hands-on experience :) ??

Ps2. SideNote: Ive been trying to get into old school irc again. Had some good friends and community back in the 90s there.
Partially correct.

Thinking about them in terms of the mall or a shopping plaza is good. However, you mistakenly compared the app store with the Gap.

The app store is the mall space, numerous apps abound, as do shops. The gap might not sell porn, but Victoria secret, Spencers, Hollywood (nights?? I can't recall) exist in the mall and might not be porn but... Some retail plazas might have an adult section. Best buy or Fry's at one point had adult magazines and videos.

Some retail plazas even have other things progressives and democrats find offensive, like guns and old classic literature. Occasionally you can also find a pawn shop in a retail plaza.

There was a point where you would rent out your mall or retail space to anyone with the money to cover the cost plus a small profit. The decadence, wealth inequality, and unrealistic valuations from government interference have led to a world where it's fairly easy for some to cherry pick who they want renting from them based upon their ideological, political, or racial spectrum or beliefs. The same now occurs in our app stores.
Yeah I would give HL this 'title'
Well, generally it’s more like critics pointing out that the niche cyberpunk used to fill is now empty and that something will inevitably come to fill it. Critics definitely don’t have the power to actually create a genre like that, those come from grassroot sources, but a good critic would be able to realize that there’s a literary void that is waiting to be filled.
If you are relying on that behaviour then your code is already broken on most modern x86 processors due to their memory ordering implementations.

The store to the address at rsi will actually go in to the processor's store buffer and the subsequent add is allowed to retrieve the value from the store buffer _before_ it's drained to main memory.

Under TSO, AMD's memory mirroring implementation here is totally fine.

It could potentially change observable behaviour if you could turn it on or off but this is irrelevant given you wil see changes in observable behaviour for that same snippet of code depending on which microarchitecture of AMD or Intel processor you choose to run it on.

It's worth having a read on the details for different memory models and how they relate to implements. This seems like a good guide: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~bornholt/post/memory-models.html
OK this may be new data I'm unaware of, source?
I hate how terribly locked down all modern operating systems are. I recently started using a PinePhone. It's up to people in tech to show that regular/ordinary people can get away from these mega corps that seek to control everything about the tech we use.

Most people won't put in the effort though.
Gab was created as a safe-haven for all the alt-right groups that get banned from Reddit.

It's entirely populated by people who were banned from Reddit, Twitter or Facebook for harassment or spreading hate.
Marketing in its current virulent incarnation is a scam, and front for wholesale population level surveillance. I've yet to see a convincing argument to the contrary.

All a business needs to be successful is a good product, and word of mouth. Advertising gets people to buy stuff they don't need. Instead companies scrimp on the product and spend more on advertising. The sooner society finds a way to clothe, house and feed everyone the better all of us and our planet will be.
There is holocaust denying, calls to kill blacks and rape fantasies about female politicians and movie stars. There are literal calls for the rise of the white race to eradicate everyone else on the front page of gab daily. If you want to defend shit like this on the merit of free speech the probability that you are in fact a white nationalist are not to far.

And the history is plastered with censorship the world was never more free than it is now you are just repeating non facts without even doing a hint of research.
Sure would be nice to have prevalence data on these!
Content's super diverse. Never would've expected the "meme" category to be an ancient archive of meme sources...
Goggle doesn't protect users, they oppress wrongthinkers. Moderation of facebook is delegated to facebook.
I don't agree. Yellow journalism was a similar phenomenon, but the pre-social media landscape was far different from the one today. Pre-social media, you still needed significant resources to push your narrative. Today, you mostly just need to go viral. Not too many resources required. Very different situation.
It's not exactly that, but about how Gibson has steadily gotten more and more near-future:

"The ten novels that Gibson has written since have slid steadily closer to the present. In the nineties, he wrote a trilogy set in the two-thousands. The novels he published in 2003, 2007, and 2010 were set in the year before their publication. (Only the inevitable delays of the publishing process prevented them from taking place in the years when they were written.) Many works of literary fiction claim to be set in the present day. In fact, they take place in the recent past, conjuring a world that feels real because it’s familiar, and therefore out of date. Gibson’s strategy of extreme presentness reflects his belief that the current moment is itself science-fictional. “The future is already here,” he has said. “It’s just not very evenly distributed.”

The further Gibson developed his present-tense sci-fi, the more mysterious and resonant his novels became. They seemed to reveal a world within the world: the real present. The approach was risky; it put him at the mercy of events. In 2001, Gibson rushed to incorporate the September 11th attacks into his half-completed eighth novel, “Pattern Recognition,” a story about globalization, filmmaking, Internet forums, brand strategy, and informational deluge. Terrorism turned out to fit neatly within this framework; “Pattern Recognition” is often described as the first post-9/11 novel. The risks could pay off."

Also a great interview with the man.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/12/16/how-william-gi...
I would say Google should ban Google search, because it allows links to the hate speech blogs.

Sarcasm aside, I think its one of the big tech moves to control free web.
In the context of a lot of Reddit alternatives, the argument of 'not literally illegal' isn't always what is being made. Sometimes it's more along the lines of 'stop interfering with our law breaking' or 'let us openly promote real workd violence'. Sometimes people have migrated to sites where the administration is either legally insulated by strong local laws (ie: Voat in Switzerland), or otherwise ambivalent attitudes towards actually following regulations (Chan sites, self-hosted forms). The incel communities, and many other violent communities come to mind right away.
>We know that millions died under Mao yet he is still praised

It's my understanding that Mao is held in good regard by his people for the communist revolution, which liberated China from colonial powers, their colonization by the West and the Japanese occupation being a deeply disturbing part of their history.

It is also my understanding that Mao is also considered by most to have been misguided, senile, and/or perhaps usurped by others (like the gang of four) for things like the great leap forward and the cultural revolution which happened later. He is not admired for these events.
The headline asks the question and doesn't provide a clear answer. I guess it depends on how you look at it.

The genre is definitely not as fresh and new as it was in the 1980s, but that's unavoidable when a genre is over 30 years old. One of the people in the article calls it paint-by-the-numbers Gibson. But someone also mentions that fantasy was huge back then, and that it was all trying to copy Tolkien. Paint-by-the-numbers Tolkien, I guess.

I guess every genre starts with a few innovative writers breaking new ground, and then a few decades of copycats, until finally someone gets tired of all that and reinvents the genre again.

The big question is whether that's possible with cyberpunk; it's already a pretty specific genre. It's really a reinvention of SciFi. Maybe transhumanism can be seen as a reinvention? Solarpunk maybe? Neither seem to have anywhere near the same impact, though. Maybe they're just riding on the coattails of cyberpunk. Those are clearly still going strong.
It is only good for consumers in the short term, when there are many other options.

But over the long term, why would a company need to compete on price if it's already squeezed out all its competition?

There is also the effect on labor to consider. Is it really a net positive if consumers can save X dollars on products at Walmart if its moving into a community drives down wages by X dollars?
Same exact situation here. I have {commonFirstName}.{commonLastName}@gmail.com and get so much legit email without the dot for other people with my name. There’s at least a few of them - a retired vet, a substitute teacher in Ireland, a middle school student in Montana. And just this week I got some from a bail bond place for a kid in Texas that included his picture. I don’t understand how these people aren’t constantly confused about not getting emails they expect
I have never seen a shopping mall with a sex shop. Maybe lingerie or some novelty items at a Spencer’s, but I doubt mall operators would want to deal with people complaining about their kids walking by a store selling pornography and sex toys.

They usually end up in undesirable locations or in rundown strip malls.
> KISS at its finest.

It’s certainly an interesting way to do it. I’m not sure id set up a forum just to write notes though, there’s far simpler methods.
I think in this case theres already a community on this forum and it’s easier to just write there than anywhere else.
Git Tags can substantially address this concern.
look, i'm not trying to cut down alternative platforms by any means, however these alternative platforms are failures waiting to happen. the reason is that although they start low cost, eventually, if they grow, they need some form of income in order to continue. at that point, they need some form of advertising which, cause of their content, they cannot get and as such, they close up.
Good. So I can re-subscribe to the same tryout service again and again adding dots to my address without the need of use disposable mailbox (banned for sure) or create a new one time address.
Thanks that's actually pretty good. Saves 30% off MBP for unknown brand, I have to decide whether its worth it.
Not saying this is true in your case, but hypochondria is much more prevalent than we give due. Myself included. Anxiety plays tricks on the brain causing people to actually experience all kinds of symptoms that would otherwise not exist. And we are drowning in anxiety these days.

Are these long term covid cases showing objective complaints? Are the lungs still damaged when imaged? Or are we relying on subjective complaints? I know there have been a few documented cases of myocarditis which is clearly objective in nature, but that’s all I have seen.
Apparently no:

https://cleantechnica.com/2020/08/27/no-renewables-did-not-c...

Real grids are much more complicated than you'd think.

Regarding costs of various plants, usually you calculate it as an average per kWh, which is still not quite right as dispatchable is worth more than non-dispatchable. (And yes, you can have renewable dispatchable.) If you compare those figures across technologies and locations, tread carefully, it is really easy to come to the wrong conclusions. For instance, you might be comparing theoretically estimated numbers with (somewhat old) real-world averages.
Based on these data, can we now calculate the expected impact on life-years instead of just "deaths?" An 80 year old dying isn't a tragedy in the way a 30 year old is.
sorry I have no idea what you're trying to say. Holocaust denial is generally considered to be both historical revisionism and hate speech, the former being a tool for the latter. Is this just semantics?
> You would expect the loop in the first thread to eventually terminate.

Why would you expect it to eventually terminate? There is nothing in the architecture that should lead you to expect that.

The architecture does not guarantee that instructions from the first loop will be interleaved with the second in any particular way, no matter what cores they're running on.

> The probability distribution of the time it takes to terminate would probably be informative.

But again... the architecture does not guarantee the set of or probability of distribution of interleavings. You cannot write a sound program using this information.
You might be thinking of https://github.com/ryanrolds/sqlclosecheck but it will only catch leaks, not deadlocks.
4chan already bans anime/cartoon style deciptions of underage content, so it's not really surprising that they ban this too
> Blue states can't go back to normalcy since diseased red staters can still travel freely within the country and ruin it all over again.

Yeah, because everyone flocks into NY and CA nowadays, and it's not the other way around.
You don't even have to go that far because you can just find plenty on Twitter.
Hell yeah! What I needed during quarantine
This is a good sign, they have realized that it would've destroyed the company if they had another jet liner fall from the sky due to a problem they chose to ignore. This way, they appear to be doing their due diligence, even though they made a mistake in manufacturing.
Love this— what I needed this quarantine haha
Let's see their owners first.
I have the MBP 16 from 2019 with the fixed keyboard, and both the hardware and software is solid. If you like macOS and are ok with the Apple premium, I’d say it’s the best laptop I’ve tried in the last 5 years (Just wish it didn’t have the damn Touch Bar).
If you use the charger extension that had the third prong, I’ve found that tingling to go away.
The problem is that the metrics are wrong... government organizations should be run like businesses, but the ways in which people are measured and rewarded should not be profitability, but impact. Businesses that are run to maximize revenue seldom do it... instead they make bad short term decisions. Businesses that use metrics like engagement and satisfaction as maximization criterion, inevitably maximize revenue as a side-effect. The same should be applied to government -- even more so.
Some services recognize this and do not allow email "aliases." One reason is that it essentially would allow you to sign up for an endless number of trials with the same email account.