skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
JK Rowling is still out there being able to share her opinions (similar to yours) to literally hundreds of millions of people so I doubt that this discourse is actually banned from twitter.

I also can't wait for the day where this type of regressive speech will look as ridiculous as the fear on homosexuals in bathrooms not so long ago, but we might need to wait a few more years for that.
Be kind to yourself. Realize that emotions have a physical aspect in your body that you can't overcome with pure will any more than you could overcome, say, a broken arm with pure will. At least, not unless maybe you're some sort of meditation master, but I'm not and I'd guess most of us aren't either. Once the emotions are there in your body, it takes time for them to subside. Treat yourself well. Realize that it might not be possible for your work to not be affected. If you got a severe cold, you maybe would want to work but no matter how much you wanted your work to be unaffected, it would still be affected. I'm not comparing heartbreak to disease to imply that I think heartbreak is pathological - I don't think that it is, although I also don't necessarily think that it isn't. I'm bringing up disease and damage to the body to try to emphasize that strong emotions have a similar effect on and in the body once they start up, and sometimes they only subside with time and good self-care.
> except by mistake

No small threat; plenty of room for those, according to Daniel Ellsberg’s book ”The Doomsday Machine”.

https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/the-doomsday-machine-978160819...
US Marshals find 27 missing children in Virginia
It's a nice start. Reminds me of Discourse but a lot more responsive. I host my own very small Discourse forum and on a VPS with 4GB of memory and 4 processors and it's still slow rendering pages in javascript. If you can make something similar but faster and lighter, I would switch. Here's my Discourse site: https://workremotelyfromhome.com
130 Degrees
True. The two disadvantages are:

- you still get the python3 in PATH, not a specific one (sbang aims to use a specific interpreter)

- The -S argument to env is not POSIX: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/e...
I guess this is the same pricing model as CircleCI?

I've always found "build minutes" to be a little bit of a vendor-favored pricing model. I really love wanting to do a release, and watching my CI provider take three minutes to pull down a 30MB docker image, or "npm install" running at dialup speeds. All while they're billing you per minute -- they make money by not investing in their infrastructure! I'd prefer to pay per byte transferred and CPU instruction executed -- if they make the hardware or network faster, the price stays the same, but they can do more work with their infrastructure. And if you schedule less work, the price for you goes down.

But, it's simply not done, and that's kind of sad because slow CI is probably the biggest engineering time killer in existence. Other than Hacker News ;)
> I wish we would deprecate these "Goodby [Twitter | Facebook | Medium | Etc..]" articles

Yep. What about "..., I'm quitting [Twitter | Facebook | Medium | Etc..]" articles?[0]

P.S. All those articles' titles looks mostly clickbait for HNs; instead titles should at least in short form include "why" they do that.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24962203
Gotta learn that mirror script like da vinci
I had a teacher who considered the mess it leaves on the front short pocket as payback for jumping/running around in school grounds - as sort of a sign of lack of discipline.

There was also a whole thing about rich vs poor in the classroom - the ones who still struggled with a leaking pen vs the one who always brought the fanciest ones. I went to public school, so I could see this right before my eyes. We did have school uniforms, but the pen and the lunch box were the only ones for the rich kids to show off.

Technology aside, the cheap and functional ballpoint pen did change the life in subtle ways for so many kids.
I loved how imgix solved this: https://photos.imgix.com/racking-mac-pros (definitely not cheap, but super slick)
> [I]t seems that you are conflating (mostly Silicon Valley-based) VC-backed startups' culture and other aspects with a much larger and more diverse tech ecosystem.

This.

And even if you exclude the entire academic, government, and private sectors (not just VC-fueled SV), there is still a huge non-profit / NGO sector left over.
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"and that while censorship is bad, all the options are had."

The word you are looking for is 'dilemma'.

The censorship issues is frankly probably a small thing, in the big picture, it's the general toxicity, the addiction to word-bytes of irrelevance, the odd FOMO factor etc..

There are a few nice things about Twitter, but it's really quite easy to quit.
Windows 10 is the last Windows for client in current plan. MS continuously upgrades features on Win10 instead.
It is a false dichotomy though. I agree that smartphones are not a home. However jail is not the only alternative to home. Smartphones are a lot more like hotels.
Going to show that wealth is somewhat proportional to how much landfill waste you can create.
Ballpoint writing doesn't have to look terrible, it's just a different tool from a fountain or dip pen.

A few years ago I hit the front page of Reddit with my ballpoint writing: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/969vta/i_practice_alp...
Ever since the new preferences dialog was introduced in Firefox, the UX has been quite slow. What was previously achievable through a few keystrokes now requires several.

For your use case, you could use the Cookie Auto Delete extension and configure it appropriately. Combined with Multi Account Containers and Temporary Containers, your life will be a lot easier.
Program verification is how we got seL4. It isn't a fool's errand.
There was a link to a Mastodon instances search page:

>Spend time finding and deliberately interacting with smaller, community-operated online communities.
So tired of all these stamp taxes and microaggressions, I’m quitting England forever and deleting my account.
Why is communism being promoted on hn?
If Twitter is actively censoring content, then Twitter is not just a platform, Twitter is a curator.

Censorship is very different than any other business decision that you make. Censorship is something that is done in response from government/media pressure. Censorship costs money, but it is a cost of doing business in places like China, and now it seems to be becoming part of the cost of doing business in the United States as well.

An additional point that I think many people are not realizing is that Twitter is the defecto medium that journalists and "informed citizens" use to get breaking news in the US. Sure there is a layer of indirection in the censorship, but how is this layer of indirection meaningfully different than the censorship done on the WeChat "platform"?
Oh, I did absolutely not suggest that. But without knowing anyone of those involved, I just suggested that they might wish that no more information should be disclosed. That was all.
Lenticular displays like Looking Glass are pretty neat. They don't go 360 but they create images with real depth by layering transparent displays.

https://lookingglassfactory.com/
Actually, I wrote Nullsoft back in the day to ask about that, and someone wrote back that it was NOT a Wesley Willis quote, but just something random they thought was funny. I always thought that was hard to believe.
Assamese is NOT a dialect of Bengali. It is older than Bengali and infact the first non-Sanskrit language to which Ramayana was translated to. The Assamese script itself is in a continuous development since 5th century.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umachal_rock_inscription
systemd is literally a container runtime with a dependency system baked in. Anything you can do with nspawn you can do with normal service units from what I can tell.
L4 microkernels are actually pretty widely deployed in cellular phone / tablet baseband processors (the real-time stack that actually handles communicating with the cell tower), including some iPad models.

As far a cache, depending on what's going on, you may find lower cache usage. In school, I had an assignment to run a simulated filesystem benchmark and identify the sizes of various caches on my system from the benchmark results. I was quad-booting Linux, L4Linux, QNX, and Win2k on my desktop at the time, so I ran the benchmark on Linux, L4Linux, and QNX. QNX actually showed better cache utilization than Linux (bigger filesystem working sets before noticeable percentages of cache misses at the various levels). If your kernel is extremely small, it has good cache locality, likewise for a small fs driver. So, if you're really hammering just one application and one or two drivers, you might get better cache utilization from a microkernel.
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I haven't been able to find anything about it except for news of the vote back in February.
> EXCLUSIVE: National security nightmare of Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop containing phone numbers for the Clintons, Secret Service officers and most of the Obama cabinet plus his sex and drug addictions - all secured by the password Hunter02

The bots are just rubbing it in our faces now. Hunter02? Like the old IRC password meme?
> you could just not read it or downvote & move on

[0] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/awkward-look-monkey-puppet
The KDE bug reporting process is a huge pain, too. I discovered that Konsole crashes when unlimited scrollback is enabled and /tmp becomes full. Submitting the crash report requires answering a pop quiz, and if any of your answers are unsatisfactory then you get a message that your report is not useful. Navigate that gauntlet and then you are asked to create an account and write a bug report, and your crash dump becomes public.

Good software needs a really easy way to report bugs and get back to work. And people to triage the reports. I do not work for KDE, but the bug reporting process treats me like I do.
This is what the evil BLM _know_ but pretend not to know:

You can double black wealth without affecting anyone else’s wealth - in fact it would be hard not to increase the wealth of all while doing it

fuck marxism

Black voices matter

Black jobs matter

Black wealth matters

Black education matters

Black excellence matters

Black family matters

Fuck marxism
To make this something other than a pedantic correction, you'd need to show how your framing would materially change anything they've written.

So what would be different?
God I wish this trope would die.

All the political terms - left, right, conservative, progressive, liberal, etc have definitions which vary greatly from country-to-country, over time, and by which group is using them. Clinton and Biden are representatives from American's dominant liberal party and represent views which are left-of-center when you do the sane thing and define center as "median voter in the country being discussed" and not "my group of friends" or whatever time or place you're imagining.

You might as well say 'Bill Gates is very poor, by any reasonable standard' (because unlike the rich people of 2,000 years ago, he can't raise an army that rivals that of his home nation-state or the rich of the future who take vacations on the moon).
While it seems like a lot of the advice in the article and the comments here is not about interrupting, I think the real point is right at the top "if you feel inadequate, don't."

Now don't get me wrong, interrupting can be one way of telling someone that they are inadequate and you already know what they're going to say, or that what they say doesn't matter. But it doesn't always mean that. Sometimes it can mean excited agreement. But when it doesn't, it can be really painful, since it feels like you don't want to have an argument every time you open your mouth, or get cut off mid-sentence every time.

I think in the end what it really comes down to is do you feel respected? A lot of this gets back to imposter syndrome as the root (not communication style, although they may be correlated), and toxic people.

On the other hand, I can also not be interrupted and still be disrespected. Just because someone waits until you are finished doesn't mean they are listening.

(And yes, I am a woman, and I do feel that it's harder to feel respected than it should, but it's not always about interruptions)
Every time I touch gdb I curse, "why isn't this easier to inspect code, watch variables, have multiple views, etc, like Visual Studio's debugger since 1995"
You completely missed the point, multiple release builds doesn't actually fix the problem of emulation not having the same behavior or timing. That has a big impact on software cert for purpose and could completely torpedo an entire project where a dev team works on a GC profile because actual hardware doesn't exist yet and is supposed to release on an I profile. There is no substitute for actual hardware.
It's also nicer in meetings, since it's obvious you are taking notes and really appreciating what's being said rather than being distracted by Slack
I raise you HoMM3
Go to about:debugging#workers and remove all "service workers" for twitter (these are persistent background tasks that, among other things, can act as proxy servers for requests on pages).

This will resolve the problem, at least temporarily.

You can disable service workers entirely by setting about:config dom.serviceWorkers.enabled to false.
Even better: auction off the copyright renewals. Let the market determine the true value of the copyright.
You'd be surprised how lucrative tribute bands can be.

Some draw better than surviving members of the group they're covering.
How does something like Redox fit into the microkernel-monokernel continuum?
They will take down content (and keep it archived meanwhile) if the original rightsholders complain.
Do you think there is difference in peoples ability to compound wealth?
Does that actually make sense, or is it just another Engineering team doubling down on their poor early architectural choices ("or lack thereof")?
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I can't help but be pessimistic. People like you or me on HN can stop buying good from China, but what about the majority of poor and lower class people who are extremely price sensitive? China has the ability to keep undercutting everyone else, and people have no choice but to go China or go broke. The west has pigeonholed itself into a situation where it's simply unprofitable to do business without outsourcing. So it's not that simple to tell people to stop buying from China, unless you pair it with giving your people the economic freedom and opportunity to say no to China and cheap goods. GIVE POOR PEOPLE MONEY - is what im saying.
I am not sure if the story of "creating" wealth is correct. When I look at people like Bezos or Gates I am not sure they created as much as they were able to gain a larger share of a market. I think without them we would have been fine and other players would have been in the market. So I think to some degree they took wealth from others.

I also don't believe that the top 1% (or pick another number) are creating more wealth than they did 50 years ago which then would justify them taking ever larger shares of the economy for themselves. I think to a large degree modern mature economies are pretty fixed with very even overall growth so it comes down to distributing the gains in a fair way.
My car doesn't require me to learn new pedal placements every year, my steering wheel doesn't randomly turn into a pair of levers, the speedometer doesn't one day decide it's too old school and rearrange itself. I would never put up with random unrequested changes to my car. Or a hammer, or a screwdriver. Why should I put up with random changes to my computer? These are all just tools I use to do my real work.
My understanding is that they needed some of the functionality in CoreGraphics, thus had to use Macs.
Two ideas I heard here back in April that I don't see anymore.

1. Massive testing. Test the whole country every week. At least cover those who are out around people a lot.

2. Run an artificial selection campaign to find the least lethal stains and spread those as an ad hoc vaccine.
Probably because they play better.
It seems GitLab CI/CD is beating Travis CI on pretty much every metric now, except the weirdness of only using GitLab for CI/CD and not code hosting, if you prefer to use GitHub for that. Am I missing something?

(GitLab supports using its CI/CD on a non-GitLab repo just fine, but it can cause some initial confusion.)
Currently PS3 emulator is good to go. On latest CPU's like Ryzen 9 you get even better FPS than on an original PS3 system. Also you can play it on 4K. Last of Us (2013) is playable at 50 FPS upscaled to 4K. I suspect in 5 to 7 years a PS4 emulator would do the same.
That's the most flimsy argumentation...

The author likes some bots, so he must be a Russian bot?

The author mentions §230, so he must be a right winger?

The author mentions a Qanon slogan as an example for censorship happening on twitter, so he must be a Qanon nut (I cannot be sure if the author calling out Qanon as a conspiracy theory movement was already present when you commented... but it is now at least)

As for censorship: yes, it's censorship that you're not allowed to scream fire, and it's one of the exceptions to free speech in the US that can be legally censored by the government. Not all censorship is automatically bad. Another example for "good" censorship would be child pornography.

The questions always are who does censor? and why do they censor? (and how do they publicly justify that censorship) and how sound and "obvious" is their argument?

Facebook censors nudity - as do most US TV stations (some under FCC rules) and a lot of other companies - even non-sexualized nudity, and arguments it's to protect viewers, especially kids, from naughty things. In Germany you will sometimes even see non-sexualized nudity - be it nipples or even "full-frontal" - on the public children TV channel (KiKa - Kinder Kanal). Is the US (corporate, sometimes government) approach to censorship of nudity the right one? Or the German one?

Censorship, and the reasons for it are seldom really black-and-white, and communities, from small groups, to social networks, to societies at large, have to reach some kind of consensus what goes and what goes not and reevaluate that consensus frequently.

The point is to justify when and why you censor, and from my understanding of what the author wrote, it seems the lack transparency, twitter implementing censorship with disregard for what their community wants (or at least part of it) from up top, and ever increasing amount of censorship that he disagrees with, not saying all censorship is automatically bad.

I myself tend to find myself on the "censor less" side of the argument usually, in case you wonder, tho shit like Qanon/"pizza comet" and their success sowed a little doubt recently, to be completely honest.
I think these are great points, but with my limited knowledge, it still sounds like "being able to walk on the planet" trumps all of those point.

Wouldn't it be significantly harder/more expensive to ship everything needed to make a floating city to Venus than to make a grounded city on mars? For example, humans need space to move around. On Venus, to give people space you need to build more floating city. On Mars, people can always go outside in their spacesuit and take a walk.

How do you overcome things like that on Venus? I'm very ignorant on the subject, so any information would be very interesting.
As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, some organizations only post certain information on twitter.
This is why I strongly prefer BYO-agents systems (github actions, buildkite, jenkins).

I got our CI pipeline from 90 minutes to 10 minutes by running parts in parallel and applying lots more hardware.

The cost is essentially nothing ($0.10 / build) compared to the time developers spend waiting.

I currently use & recommend buildkite because they offer a preconfigured cloudflare template that does all of the hard parts for you.
The bic caps are also great as makeshift plastic prybars to pry open electronics :P They get thicker along the clip so you can often use them to keep pressure and they don't cause 'bite marks' because they're made of really soft plastic.

Of course spudgers are a better tool for the job but if you don't have them to hand, an old credit card and a few bic caps are great :)
If you haven't seen the Bonsai OCaml library, they provide an arrow based interface for making web apps. I find it very straight forward to use and everything is based around composing functions. A "component" is:

type ('a, 'b) t = 'a Value.t -> 'b Computation.t

and then there's various ways to hook them up and depend on each other.

https://github.com/janestreet/bonsai/blob/master/docs/proc.m...

Gives a bit of an overview. There are some syntax extensions to make working with it a bit easier. But once grokked it seems to fit nicely, and feels like more of a solid foundation than React (imo).

Not all the examples have been updated to the new style, but here's one (albeit trivial) example:
https://github.com/janestreet/bonsai/blob/master/examples/tw...
That's where a well placed "Hold on" plus an accompanying hand gesture can come in handy. It's a brief enough interruption to get through and be heard, while also being understood as "what you're saying is not what was asked/intended, allow me to clarify".
How long does 1 last?

1 week?
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I have a fine Pilot Metropolitan and went looking for a Medium tip to try it out. Unfortunately, they don't sell the tips separately, but I did find a list of Pilot pens which are said to have compatible tips: Plumix, Pluminix, Prera, Penmanship, 78G, Kakuna.
It looks the Plumix is $10, which seems steep for the tip, but I guess it's better than paying another $20-ish for a second Metropolitan.

On another note, I came across the Platinum Curidas pen. It's a clicky fountain pen! I'm very tempted to buy one, but I've never spent anywhere near $80 on a pen before.
Yeah. It's a question of axes: "runnable on any system" versus "robust against any program with that bug".

Trade-offs all the way down, as usual, and "neat hack" was meant positively, mine's just a different neat hack with different advantages and failure modes :D
I mentioned 2 historical events in my initial comment: Sputnik in 1957, and, implicitly, the revolution of 1917. In between those times, the USSR went from being an agrarian, feudal nation to an industrialized world power. Who did that? That's literally the content of my first comment, and all you need to read into it, because that's all there is. You're just so determined not to acknowledge that someone who did a lot of very, very bad things, and is arguably one of the most evil men to live in the 20th century, actually did a good thing. That's it. You've proved my point.
Where do I say it does?
I click on my errors and they take me to the exact line of code that caused them.... basically the JS error throws the line number and file path and then my terminal setup makes it clickable.

Usually it’s always the same error anyways. Something is undefined or typed wrong.
The spreadsheet task does rather feel like "draw the rest of the owl", yes.
Gayatri Mantra would be a good start. Another one is "Om namah Bhagwate vasudevaya."

YouTube has many if you just want to listen couple of times to remember them.
I see a lot of mentions of "travis-ci.com" in this post, are the OSS changes meant to impact travis-ci.org as well, or just OSS projects that are using travis-ci.com for some reason?
What pain you are talking about? Can you elaborate?
I’ve never seen children in SF so I guess not a big loss to the society?