skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is this not "the market" simply deciding not to support something? Is that not one of tenets of free-market capitalism?

In the market of video providers, none of them are interested in hosting a particular viewpoint, then the creators of the video either have to put up with that or go make their own.
In theory you can also transport hydrogen through the pipes used for gas. I personally think you’ll run into problems with leaks really quickly but who knows.
Wonder if one answer would be to move potential spam, etc. to a separate-but-equal area. So if you're in /r/Politics and start advertising your get-rich-quick scheme your post is moved to /r/PoliticsSandbox.
He told people not to wear masks because they were not effective. This statement is patently false and he knew it to be false at the time he made it. Since then, he has made opposite claims about masks.
I think people are (rightfully) mad that YouTube is applying the rules so haphazardly. There are millions of similar videos on that aren't resulting in the creator getting their channel taken away.

But you're right that the guy is probably in the wrong. Part of the issue too is how opaque YouTube is about this kind of thing. It would be cool to see them build better appeals systems or at least treat their creators a little better than they treat copyright trolls (which may or may not be who gave him the strikes in the first place.)
> You only "inherit" variables that you intentionally want to pass to downstream projects

Yep, most project variables, except for some locals.

> You need to explicitly and intentionally declare your variables with PARENT_SCOPE to access variables from other files.

No you don't. PARENT_SCOPE is needed to write variables into parent scope, but not read.

> That's an explicit decision from the developer.

Even so. Yes, when working very carefully, when you are a single developer writing on a small projects, and enforce code style, it is possible to keep the mess manageable.

When at least 100 people work on the project, if a project is several years old, if half of the team changed, CMake project is always a mess. (Source: I worked in two very different large companies which were using CMake; both of them eventually migrated away from CMake).

Someone might blame developers for making that mess. I'd prefer blaming CMake, as I see the same developer keep projects in good shape when using Bazel (or another build system with similar model).
That was a rhetorical question.

But the answer is won't.

I submit to you that the economics and historical precedent are utterly irrelevant.

It's a simple choice: build more nuclear power plants..... or face extinction
I use currently use puppeteer to do the same thing
I love it when someone who actually knows what they're talking about enters a thread like this. It quells the tendency for people (almost always men - myself included) to confidently string together a handful of facts (that they once overheard in a cafe) and explain their way to some sort of hot take.

(Not claiming that the conclusions drawn by the GP or GGP are incorrect here - I don't know much about the games industry. Just talking about HN more generally.)
Ugly and stupid. I’d just buy a Model 3.

Same problem as BMW’s ugly and stupid electric cars.
Ironic argument to post on such a heavily moderated forum. Also kind of beside the point with regards to a site that seems to be intentionally designed as a safe harbor for venomous trash. Not quite the same thing as throwing up your hands over moderation being hard.
There was an interesting Supreme Court decision on that just this year. Basically, states can remove faithless electors.

https://www.npr.org/2020/07/06/885168480/supreme-court-rules...
The only thing you can say is that the number of videos that get traction is decreasing. You don't know how many are shut down.
On mobile wikipedia site go to hamburger icon - settings and then Expand all sections
No worries! I'm always leeching from the open source community so I'd thought to give back haha.

The visualisation library I'm using is by Ant Design (Alibaba).

You can see some examples below from the documentation.

https://g6.antv.vision/en/examples/gallery

Re syncing with real CouchDB - I haven't implemented that yet but from what I read, its definitely possible with PouchDB.

Re I have a bunch of Express APIs that expose PouchDB so I can do basic CRUD operations such as creating resources etc.
My sense from listening to him talk is that he believes that not profiting from the videos directly, on YouTube, means that he's in the clear. I fear that this is not exactly how the law works, but I'm also not a lawyer.
(5) GOOD FAITH.
To restrict access to or availability of specific material “in good faith,” an
16 interactive computer service provider must—
18 (A) have publicly available terms of service or use that state plainly and with
particularity the criteria the service provider employs in its content20 moderation practices;

This is going to be very interesting for Reddit. Not that I disagree with the text.
I guess monolingual people simply don't understand some things. That there is so much information not represented in English Wikipedia, or, say, that some foreign person with a stub article is many times more valuable, interesting, relevant than other foreign person with a decent article (when it is clear from the content in another language). Or that “information on the internet” doesn't simply appear out of nowhere, that people work on it, and the process is far from being optimal or comprehensive (never was, and never will be, sadly).

The difference of perspectives is also quite enlightening. I'm not talking about obvious transitory trifles like Obama vs Trump vs Clinton — it is pathetic that a free encyclopedia, of all things, wastes so much time on those, — or who's at war with whom for which reasons. I mean deeper differences in the world view. So there's some “highly controversial” (whatever this means) topic, and there is a completely regular article on it in other language, no signs of editing wars or flame wars, doesn't seem all that important altogether. You obviously start to meditate on why it couldn't be written the same way in the first language.

Just like many pop-science fans believe that the cardboard presented to them is a “real science” and the only true world view, most people talking about “approaching neutrality” assume that basically everything can be analyzed from the same common base, and, of course, their own beliefs are that common base. This, obviously, is not a good way to understand anything that belongs to a different culture.
If you can't find even one existing bookstore to carry your book, perhaps your views or ideas are so toxic that you should rethink them.

Either way: still not censorship.
Thanks a lot! That's a better than nothing alternative.
Tesla very clearly says that you should have your physical key (card or fob) with you at all times. I keep my card key in my wallet, next to my unused mass transit card.
The bullshit is that Sweden has reached herd immunity. People in this thread clearly understand that there is a certain level of population immunity where R₀ goes below 1, they are arguing that Sweden has not reached the point where things are 'normal' and R₀=1, they are taking various measures to control the virus, and the rate of spread will go up if they relax those measures. That's not unqualified 'herd immunity', it's not even close.

(https://www.businessinsider.com/sweden-decline-coronavirus-d... discusses some of the things that Sweden is doing, which are indeed largely voluntary)
> You can manufacture synthetic hydrocarbons anywhere so long as you have water, carbon dioxide

You need coal or some biomass to manufacture synthetic hydrocarbons. And tail emission is still a concern.
Yeah, this exponential increase in spending is what made me stop donating. I used to donate, but that was when I thought what they were trying to do was amass themselves enough capital so the return on investment would fund them indefinitely.

When I saw the cost inflation that came in lock-step with the increase in donations, I figured all my donation would buy was more bloat, not more security about the future of wikipedia.

If anything, donating seemed to leave the future of wikipedia less secure, because as long as costs were exploding, they would be more fragile to an economic downturn or controversy which reduced donations. It's easier to raise an extra 1 million dollars from alternate sources, then it is to raise an extra 100 million dollars from alternate sources.

Thriftiness is key to longevity, and they do not have it, and I will not contribute until they do. Once I'm convinced they have a culture of thrift, I'll contribute generously.
Waaaaahhh.
I just had to do tech support for someone whose 3 MB PowerPoint of text and some shapes became a 70 MB PDF that they couldn’t send through email anymore :/
This is a terrible law and hopefully will not get passed. Unfortunately, both the left and the right love censorship and control.
Ask HN: Why is Google proxying every click?
Every time i click a link within a video description it points me to urls like:

- https://www.youtube.com/redirect?v=xjOwB0dAd9w&redir_token=QUFFLUhqblpCS3VRNld0dUlEYUVVRGo3Y1FDUXN2OW1md3xBQ3Jtc0ttQi1YaDdiOGF4UHBndW0zR1lrTkkyZHE4ZVJDZVNldTVfTUl5VEdYaUU0Tm1JYlJuYjFULW4yN2JYYkJKV09EU2tzZ2ZDQ0x2c0pFeGRkQ2YyZ0NmTGZGVXd5NXlHSHA5LU56V3BobHZwcENybHV3QQ%3D%3D&event=video_description&q=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FBrodieRobertson

- https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fgroups.google.com%2Fg%2Fansible-project%2Fc%2FyFnMgbjqYnU&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbVEtN1U4ZHh2RUlmbmk5bDE1LWNDSFhKUnpZd3xBQ3Jtc0trTkVObWJpNHgtMW5vbHppRlAxWVhja09DX045dU9IOVZRYkkweUFYUGEyLU1mUGhad1FSVC1ZMmVuOER0Q1BxUl8zU0UwZ2hsaC1HV0h5TndENF91akhCbGFmaHVIMmdUVHVSQW9TcFpJOTBRazJWTQ%3D%3D&v=D83Wf0njbyA&event=video_description

Even though the links are plain urls.

Seems quite agressive...
Another tax on the poor. Sad.
We are on a trajectory to increase the average temperature of the planet by as much, if not more, than from the last ice age to now, when so much of the oceans were frozen than the sea level was 120m lower than it is today and northern Europe and America were covered with several kilometers of ice. And so within one century. When we reach that point forests won't even be able to grow. That's the scale of problem we should be facing. The ideas you propose are just a distraction.
Scientists Uncover the Molecular Origins of an LSD Trip
I think that’s obviously a good idea if the article is correct about “blue shift” with mail in ballots. Nobody should call it on the night of election. The question is after all ballots are counted, will someone still Concede?
I’d be surprised if Adobe has implemented 100% of it. With a format this complex, there’s bound to be discrepancies between the spec and the code they have.
If a bar started kicking people out for what they say, then it would be a shitty bar, and not one I would like to visit.
In a previous video on his original channel he talks about the first strike which was made against on of his tutorials by a company who published their tabs a few years AFTER he posted the video.
It's basically Spring Boot with first-order support for running in the modern cloud -- so fast boot times, integration/extension with common patterns and technologies.

I actually thought the landing page was informative -- the code snippet and boot-time comparisons should give it away. Not used to seeing this kind of energy from java land but it is refreshing.

I'm still not going to pick java for any project ever again since better options exist IMO but this looks cool.
New reddit feels like they hired 6 junior React developers and put a gun to their head telling them to rewrite the website in React in 6 months or else.

It's unbelievably slow.
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YouTube built their fame on the backs of small indy content providers, whilst eventually monetising them and taking the Lion's share of the ad revenue after their acquisition by Google.

These days the real money comes from the corporate nipple, the 5-10 million+ subscriber base - CocaCola, Kanye, Madonna etc with millions, or hundreds of millions of views punting shit. They want us to watch that bland corporate bollocks, rather than sub 1M creators with actual useful content who's only crime is to try to control the attractiveness of their channels by reducing the number of ads or their timing. Especially ads that interrupt things like the flow of an educational video when the presenter says "and at this point we.....[AD ROLL]"...attention is then lost.

Often I see glib comments such as "never rely on another platform for your income", but YT encouraged content providers hoping to grow them, and thus grow revenue for YT themselves. No other platform implicitly "promised" this sort of income.

Now a good number of sub 1M YT'ers have ducked out of the new oppressive ad-roll thing, though not completely shutting down ads, but controlling ads on their own terms to make their videos at least less user hostile due to the injection of ads every 5 mins (this "feature"[0] seems to be the new thing, and back dating this rule to your older content, whether you asked, or not). Many of these folks are pretty YT savvy also know that if they don't run some amount of ads then they're leeching off of YT, and that's a fair enough thing, there's a bit of give and take, I don't expect something for nothing.

A good number of sub 1M YT'ers have now diversified and set up Patreon accounts (YMMV) so at least there's some protection should YT decide you don't fit their profile any more and have to move elsewhere.

Now about moving to Vimeo etc + running a patreon, in the video below, Louis Rossmann says he's even tapped out the "affordable" paid service with Vimeo, and the next step up on Vimeo for him is some kind of "Enterprise (ask for pricing)", so we all know what that means.

Apropos the YT'er who's clearly having a distressing time, if YT can't and won't provide evidence of what they've apparently violated copyright-wise, then that sounds like an organisation that no longer cares about the creators that helped build their platform. And I also wonder why the complainants aren't taking out law suits against Google/YT to recover some or all of that revenue that Google pocketed due to "infringing" material....by we all know why, Google could sustain the defence of more lawsuits than there are atoms in the universe due to their size. The world has become very lopsided.

And I really don't know what the answer is when these large corporate behemoths dominate our lives. Well I do but that's another discussion.

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnekbCdp_AE
Hi – yeah, it's a very early beta, but it's fully functional, and you should be able to use it on your site.

If you'd like, I'm happy to set some time to help you get it set up and test. My email is ben.stein@getjensen.com.
This really isn't a surprise and has been happening to lots of fringe creators and lesser known channels with as many subscribers for years.

It was only a matter of time before it happened to other high profile creators.
about:config was not working on my Android phone, 80.1.3. Ran the latest update to 81.1.1, still not working. Guess it might be in the next release?
I used to travel a lot for work and this is how I’d remember my hotel room number.
> You can ask to work 2 days a week for 20% pay.

Practically speaking, it would be very difficult to find this kind of work situation in tech.
Do you have a link to the article? It seems like a case of a sitting president doubting the legitimacy of the election process is pretty rare, this article only points to another example in the 1800s.
Europeans already solved that one back in the 40s and 50s.
Forgot to add: It also tracks what you click so it can build relationships between articles/ blogs/ anything else you read on the internet.

For example, if I’m reading an article about big data/ ETL pipelines and then I click on a link from within the article to a resource on machine learning, this relationship should be tracked and digested.
I've noticed that ad hominem posts about Adrian Zenz tend to show up every time this topic is mentioned on a public forum.

Did you miss this part of the report?

> Reuters corroborated Zenz’s findings and found additional policy documents, company reports, procurement filings and state media reports that describe the program.
https://docs.rs/functional/0.0.5/functional/trait.Monad.html
The problem for me was that when opening links with Vimium, it also activates that popup, thereby obstructing the text. In the end I had to turn off the popup, good thing it can be disabled.
Can you tell me you I can get there, e.g., here? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test

The work "discuss" does not show up in the source code, you can check "curl https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test | grep -i discuss"

The discussion is called "talk" on the desktop version, but it is also missing on the mobile one. Or there is some javascript trickery going on, but I clearly dont get it.
It's mostly because:

A.) They don't know why, algorithms did it.

B.) They can't be bothered looking into it, because you aren't spending enough money.

C.) Their systems have now classified you as a scammer and you are now irredemable.

D.) They don't want to leak any details that help scammers learn how to get around automated anti-fraud/abuse systems.

edit to add:

E.) The reason might be something utterly embarrassing about some really dumb internal snafu.
I think you're completely missing the point.
Upserting, typesafe queries instead of raw strings, disconnecting my domain model from jpa, disconnecting my domain model from validation etc.

It's also really difficult to use an EntityManager outside of a JEE/Spring/framework container. They're not thread safe and you have to manage their lifetimes manually.
And most cops barely even know the laws themselves. There have been multiple times I’ve heard cops incorrectly cite state laws.
Pure hydrogen can’t burn without oxygen, so you generally get a tiny flare and then a flame based the size of the crack. It’s really about the same risks as using gasoline which almost never causes a significant detonation.
Neo gasping for air, unplugging the plug from his neck, looking around... Where am I? This can't be the real world, the old world is the real world...
Cuckoo Sandbox is a decent self hosted tool for analysing malware. Though a complete pain to setup. Even with some of the scripts making parts of it easier.
Serious answer: as much nigh time solar as you want, via battery storage, at cost competitive prices. Here's a three year old project in Arizona for solar plus storage at less than $45/MWh:

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/how-can-tucson-electric-get...

Since then, the public bidding processes in Nevada and Colorado have revealed many more projects at similar costs. Since utility planning is typically on a five year timeline, bids are expected to be at the cost of storage at the time of delivery, and since the cost of storage is falling 20% per year, outsiders think that these projects are taking future cost drops into account. But if a three year old project is so affordable, anything delivered in the next six months will be pretty equivalent.
You are incorrect - I care deeply about the well being of those renters and I don't give a hoot about the large rental managers - those corporations can absorb the temporary slow down in revenue. I care about those tighter margin managers of property that will be out of an income if renters can't continue to pay rent.

The economy is like a big giant circle of life, some parts are terrible, some parts can withstand a lot of business, but if momentum starts to die then we're all in trouble. I'm also not advocating for a full re-open I think that's more damaging in the long run, I'd support diverting money from some of the big government sinks (i.e. defense spending) to help social issues in the short term, Boeing and folks have enough of a war chest to withstand some short term losses.
We've witnessed a typical example of an American mindset.
No, but the industry around tapping excess energy for use on demand is not moving hydrogen around. It is either putting into the grid (if user wants it immediately), into a battery if the user is attached to the grid and wants it later, or turned into a transportable hydrocarbon (probably methane) for storage and transport where electrical infrastructure is either too expensive or otherwise unavailable.
There was a point not too long ago where there was no nuclear industry. It can come back.
> b. Carve-Outs for Child Abuse, Terrorism, and Cyber-Stalking. Second, the Department proposes exempting from immunity specific categories of claims that address particularly egregious content, including (1) child exploitation and sexual abuse, (2) terrorism, and (3) cyber-stalking. These targeted carve-outs would halt the over-expansion of Section 230 immunity and enable victims to seek civil redress in causes of action far afield from the original purpose of the statute.

Can we please just do this one on its own either way? This has been a real problem online with companies like Cloudflare offering hosting to websites engaging in these areas. These three are explicitly illegal and yet sites that harbor this content, especially cyber-stalking sites like Kiwi Farms (47 U.S.C. § 223), are still somehow online.
Getting started guide to Quarkus:

https://quarkus.io/guides/getting-started

Wonderfully simple -- I always liked JAX-RS (and in particular Jersey) for it's simplicity.
Not everyone wants to be a homeowner. Heck I didn’t want to be a homeowner in 2016 when I bought my current house. I thought I might be moving to the west coast to work for Big Tech this summer (2020) when my son graduated. Rent was going up so fast as people started moving into the area that it didn’t make sense to wait.

Luckily, I found a remote job at Big Tech. But I dreaded thinking I might have to go through the hassle of moving pre-Covid.

I hate to get meta. But I really haven’t seen anything this weird in the years I’ve been posting here. Easily verifiable facts with no opinions being added getting downvoted and no one disagreeing with me.
> If you want free speech go to your door, walk outside, start taking. You got your free speech. Everything else is a bonus.

This argument is reductio ad absurdum, except executed against an argument you support. De-platforming online is in opposition to free speech, and the fact you can walk out your front door with a sign does not mitigate the loss of equal power behind your speech that others enjoy by using Internet services. You standing on the street with a sign is in no way equivalent in character or reach to writing what your sign says on Twitter. So here we are, the Internet is a thing, it exists, and so do digital platforms. Free and open access to web platforms is a core philosophical requirement to ensure freedom of speech, and de-platforming people damages that.

It's okay to be opposed to freedom of speech, it's okay to be opposed to the open web, but don't act as if you are not while advocating de-platforming as being an acceptable behavior.