skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> And getting married while awaiting trial is allowed because the accused hasn’t been convicted (hence, accused).

That's wrong; getting married while awaiting trial is allowed in the same way that getting married before being charged is allowed, and getting married after being convicted is allowed.

The surprising thing is not that she was "allowed" to get married. Everyone is. The surprising thing is that someone was willing to marry her.
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In this case let us substitute the narrow definition of thought and computation by an imitation human as a process which given the current state of the brain/computer and the current state of the universe induces changes in the brain so as to model the state of the universe both now and in response to a hypothetical possible pool of actions such that the actions of model and world become entwined in a way that could be modeled from the inside as the world being the result of choices and from the outside as choices being the result of the world.

This is true even of a chess program that attempts to model the current and possible states to the chess board in a fashion as to bring about a goal by way of selection of moves.

Suppose we take a very precise process and produce an exact physical copy of you. For being artificial it ought to experience the same sorts of experiences as you. The same ought to be true of a computer simulation of same. The same ought to be true for a variety of increasingly large modifications of the original design. After all if billions of humans can pop out divergent versions of humans who are all conscious it seems hard to argue that you are a unique configuration. In fact if we imagine working for the next 1000 years on producing a better human being that we ought to be able to produce beings who no longer regard us as truly human because we lack both subjective experiences they regard as essential and computational capability. Maybe they can hold a million times more data in their head at once and they regard us as squirrels.

These beings might regard our workings as completely explicable and replicatable in many substrates while regarding their own workings at the far limit of their own understanding as inherently beyond all possible understanding.

Both you and they are probably wrong. Searle was an asshole.
And could you blame people for being paranoid when the CIA have used vaccine programs for various purposes in the past.

Though they've apparently now stopped.
I think it’s entirely warranted, given that lichess does not have the budget to sponsor big name chess streamers. The only thing that keeps lichess going is the user base.
I also like both, I have a hand-me-down Cast Iron that I love for skillet baking and nostalgia but I also have a few pieces of Made In Carbon Steel that I use more often as they're lighter and less of a pain to season and maintain.
Arfcom is/was the largest gun forum on the internet excluding Reddit. It’s not uncommon if you are searching around on their to find posts back to the early 2000s, it’s pretty much kept the same format the whole time.

There are industry maintained forums, niche, antique, and tons of etc. It goes WELL beyond ar15 platform firearms.

FWIW... TTAG is relatively awful and I know no gun people that trust them.
The argument I've always read is that it should be made available to people who live in areas with lots of ticks, not that it should be pushed on everyone.
I don't understand why getting married while awaiting trial is weird, nor why it makes a difference whether you've been convicted.

You can get married before or after being convicted, in prison or otherwise. Criminal convictions don't affect your ability to get married.
Well, my beard is very grey an I am a recovering sysadmin ... as they say. :)

However, none of my colleagues in hardware design really know UNIX--neither junior nor senior.

And what's with the downvoters in this thread? Stop downvoting people because you disagree with them--COMMENT, DAMMIT.

I'm beginning to suspect that the HN "You're posting too fast" limit gets hit too quickly and people can only upvote/downvote so they default to that.
Yes, expedited the decentralised, uncensorable web by 3-5 years. Then we're back to square one with no recourse.
How do you know your tests are correctly testing what you need to test? Tests all the way down?
Very nice writeup, I love the combination of fun writing style and hand drawn schematics with things quickly escalating to decapping chips.

Also nice to see that the led is a real one, even if the micro does have the ability to override the mute switch... I guess the 80's scifi movies with red glowing eyes to indicate the 'evil' subroutene was activated got it pretty close!
> We can also have dogs "put to sleep" but not people.

It's not like this is without controversy; it's an active political battle.
Fauci presumably doesn't have Secret Service protection, does he?
Let the people decide whether they want to support the message. If we do a good job raising our youth then they will shun hate speech and no one will join those groups. If a few powerful people can decide to hide those groups in the shadows then we won't recognize them when they emerge...which is inevitable as no society will ever be 100% free of hate.
I'm not sure why people assume that social networks improve exposure to people from different bubbles. People follow either people with similar life experiences or public/popular figures. If you don't drive by the line to the food bank every morning you would be less knowledgeable about turmoil of others than before the total WFH era.
I can't believe some comments go instantly dead (I don't care if mine do), but this comment just happily sits here. I blame dang.
Just to be clear, a vaccine doesn't cure a disease. It prevents one from contracting it.
At a lot of restaurants, I ask for a Coke and I'm told "Would Pepsi be OK?"
Your sense of security is a false one. Apple recently voided the warrnty on three devices, after accusing me of using uncertified cables.

I have never owned devices as buggy and temperamental as iPhones/iPads, and I absolutely hate that Apple gaslights me when I need to repair them.
I expect that the fear here would be that it'd be a PR disaster for the manufacturer, not a legal/financial one.
I know this an echo chamber, but you are on a whole new pitch if you think this is a good idea.

Keep taking away 1/2 the country’s options for civil discourse, and find yourself dealing with uncivil people.
It's a gun enthusiast forum, where people discuss everything from guns to politics to things that make them laugh.

Just like all forums, you'll find people from all backgrounds there - even people with disagreeing political viewpoints.
Parler back on Amazon likely without their consent
host:~ $ whois parler.com | grep 'Name Server'

Name Server: NS3.EPIK.COM
Name Server: NS4.EPIK.COM

host:~ $ dig +short NS3.EPIK.COM

52.55.168.70

host:~ $ whois 52.55.168.70 | grep Organization

Organization: Amazon Technologies Inc. (AT-88-Z)
My point is that it's very confusing when their main domain is ui.com and auth server is account.ui.com - there's seemingly no customer-facing reference to that domain.
I suppose you might have already thought of it (or done it) but may I suggest getting a telescope and trying to find interesting celestial objects. With the amount of information available to us nowadays, you should be able to find many interesting objects.

The first time I got to try using a telescope (the day a friend bought one), the very first object I saw was Saturn and seeing the rings with my own eyes was a very different experience than knowing they exist or having seen picture of them.
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Coding and building teach you more than taking a course or watching a video. If you don't have any programming background, you can enroll in some coursera or udacity courses to start with. Then go through this course http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs106x/, the course reader is really good. After that for data engineering read this book https://www.amazon.com/Designing-Data-Intensive-Applications.... Also learn some sql. Take some data, feed into sql light db, and ask question and convert question into query. Becoming good at this takes some time. Be patience. The learning curve is like hokey stick, initial phase might have a dip but it accelerate in the later phase. BY ANY CHANCE DO NOT JOIN A BOOTCAMP.
It should be legal to share it of course. I would just discourage sharing such a specific, actionable piece of information with many possible misuses and few socially beneficial uses.
(see my edit about my wording re: getting married)

> The surprising thing is not that she was "allowed" to get married. Everyone is. The surprising thing is that someone was willing to marry her.

People marry serial killers more often that one would want to believe. Just do a search for “serial killers married in prison” and you’ll see “top-10” clickbait lists on almost every result. Some people are just crazy and idolize convicts. Someone marrying Holmes is nothing novel. Maybe they were attracted to her psychopathic personality? That happens sometimes.
This is still a little bit rumor so it is not clear if it was a fat finger mistake or intentional. I would like to see an official comment from GoDaddy or the site owner.

I don't own guns, don't care for them, couldn't tell you the difference between an AR-14 and a AR-15, but the forums on that website did show up on Google search results quite often. There were some interesting non-gun discussions that I found via Google Search, kind of like Hacker News.

If GoDaddy nixed the site for a political reason - which is still not clear - I wonder if Hacker News could ever get similar treatment in another country, in the basis that "Hackers" and "hacking" has a criminal connotation.
Pressing charges only happens after the fact. We need to find some way to avoid huge numbers of people becoming radicalised in the first place.
Well that's why democracy wasn't the aim of the Constitution. Voters were allowed to pick the one guy in their town who would make decisions for them, and that's it. Idiots have ruined the system that they created for us, and there's no going back.
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Look at the profiles of people arrested. Those were not desperate people left without jobs.
It would be incredibly dark as a legal defense, but given her sorta sociopathy, I wonder if she has calculated that being married and having a child before sentencing would make the judge or jury give a more lenient sentence.

Tbh, even knowing that it's a 100% calculated move, I would personally as a juror have a much harder time sentencing a woman with a young child to significant prison time.
Yes those practices definitely accelerate the process but they are not the root cause.
We've already been dealing with uncivil people
Love this service! Glad it pays the bills (I have a paid membership).

I'd use this opportunity to make a suggestion - how hard would it be to make more detailed map of which season is available on which service? I am especially interested in latest season usually, of course. When you have a show with 15 seasons and you want the latest one, the list shows all the services whether they have new the stuff or just very old stuff.

I'll keep using it anyway, because it's great :)
Durov's servers may be anywhere but his arse is in Russia. That's more than enough leverage for KGB to silent him and/or Telegram at will. Yet, for some inexplicable reason, he still lives in Russia all this time. Food for thought.
The internet has been like this forever. Don't like the stuff someone says on my irc server? gline. Don't like a comment on a forum? banned. Heck, we removed swaths of users from DeviantART back in the day for simply being rude. At least from as long back as I can remember (1996/7), the interneting has mostly been privately owned stuff run by real people who get to choose what happens on their lawn.
Congress sent a dollar to the money printer last year, and asked for three trillion copies.

Were that divided evenly among adults in the US, that would work out to something like a $12,000 check per person.
I find that the word “modern” is usually meaningless marketing filler.
Mainstream media didn't lie about the Iraq war, they were lied to about it.

Facebook is a US company with a lot more eyes on US activity than in Burma. They're going to see, understand, and react to events in the US much more easily than anywhere else in the world.

That isn't me condoning Facebook's activity here: they need to do a better job elsewhere in the world. What I'm saying is that their failure may be just that: a failure, not selective enforcement.
I get why Facebook is doing this, but suppressing the discussion of this false claim of election fraud is going to make it more likely that when an election actually is stolen, that companies like Facebook are more likely to stamp out the discussion to match earlier precedent.
In USSR you were free to write any book or newspaper opinion column.

Radical, like for example criticizing the party or leaders, would have landed you in prison/on death row.

More subtle creations, where criticizing is expressed via proxy of science fiction or abstract ideas would have never published, because every publisher and government censors would look at every sentence in your book as potentially having another meaning - critical of the party/leaders.

That’s when you would have to go full P2P blockchain with SAMIZDAT [1], manually typing copies of your text (using many layers of carbon paper) and distributing them in underground communities of intellectuals, hand-to-hand.

But if your unbaised view on USSR party/leaders/direction/methods was aligned with the party, then all newspapers, all book shelfs and book awards were yours to take.

Another artifact of the USSR is a mandatory line in your CV and references - that you were never involved in any anti-USSR meetings, protests and movements.

[1] - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samizdat
I don't find that article/research convincing at all. Correlation, not causation etc.

There are much better arguments for why current events/actions may cause unintentional side effects and blowback than "it happens every 50 years".
I would probably do the same

Between the months of January and August of 1945, Germany saw the largest incident of mass rape known in history, where an estimated two million German women were raped by the Soviet Red Army soldiers, as written by Walter Zapotoczny Jr. in his book, ‘Beyond Duty: The Reason Some Soldiers Commit Atrocities’.

https://english.alarabiya.net/en/features/2018/03/11/PICTURE...

In fact it was encouraged by Stalin. Disgusting.
As much as I don't like the idea of describing economic trends as letters, but K-shaped recovery is a pretty accurate term.
> Global mandatory inoculations using a safe and effective HIV vaccine that causes false-positive results on HIV tests would be a field day for anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists everywhere.

There's no reason for it to be mandatory. It's not like COVID19 or the flu where it is often transmitted through casual contact. There is simply no reason to delay/halt an HIV vaccine for just causing an false positive on a test. As you said, any effective HIV vaccine will likely have this issue so pushing forward is the only option.
How is this forum's "bias" of lack thereof in any way relevant here?
Presumably the redness of red is VERY hard to communicate fully brain to brain because the experience of it is dependent upon every input and computation before that point however we manage to do it well enough.

Its like saying that some deficits in computability prevent us us from doing arithmetic and therefore from launching rockets successfully at distant targets.

I might never know the exact pattern in my brain of the "redness of red" as experienced by you but it seemed to work well enough for my brain to form a pattern similar enough to communicate thoughts just as the incompleteness or inherent lack of precision of measurement don't prevent the rocket from being launched successfully.
Agree, I always simmer off the gunk before 'exfoliating' with salt and oil.
Wow that’s... everything?
Anyone who has ever taken a look around on AR15.com will know that more than a few threats against political figures were made on there on a pretty regular basis. I own an AR so I can say that I actually lurked there this past fall. Given what we saw on Wednesday I'm not surprised a lot of tech companies are now seeking to wash their hands of anything that can be tied back to them. Although I'm not sure how GoDaddy thought this was gonna work out for them. Maybe they figured it would repair their image across the "rest" of tech and get them more business? They're traditionally pretty scammy so I'm not really sure if/when they grew a "conscience".
All you've done is replace subjective experience with talk of modeling one's own program. What you haven't done is shown how the two are in any way equivalent.
An excellent question! One reflecting true wisdom.

The answer is that you never have true certainty. What you get is smaller error bars with each set of tools and tests until you find the error bars and effort involved both acceptable.
I am familiar with Heller.

The temporary surrender under 5207(b) is quite limited both in scope and duration, more than you suggest:

> Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit any person in subsection (a) from requiring the temporary surrender of a firearm as a condition for entry into any mode of transportation used for rescue or evacuation during a major disaster or emergency, provided that such temporarily surrendered firearm is returned at the completion of such rescue or evacuation.

The reference you make to “otherwise authorized to carry firearms…” (I assume) in 5207(a)(4) is also more limited in scope than you state:

> prohibit the carrying of firearms by any person otherwise authorized to carry firearms under Federal, State, or local law, solely because such person is operating under the direction, control, or supervision of a Federal agency in support of relief from the major disaster or emergency.

I do know of states that relax bearing of arms during an emergency (Florida) and several that largely mirror the federal code. You’ve made a very broad claim that “Legally, you're allowed to use emergency powers to suspend open/concealed carry.” that I don’t think holds across the entire US, and I am skeptical would hold even across a majority of the US. Some concrete examples would be helpful.
I'm honestly surprised they went that far, and happy they did.
It's a lovely mysterious incantation, like the (worked-over by Heaviside) Maxwell equations. But (used much like Latin), they don't speak to any human beings except those that have the leisure and capacity to learn all that math ... and then to acquire a voluminous mental store of evidence to apply it to. Real truth is plain.

Newton's equations are approachable, closer to human experience and comprehension. Feynman's diagrams, perhaps a step in the right direction.

True? Science is not math; it has no proofs. A 'theory' is the expression of a model that's stood the test of time - but one piece of evidence can force it to be re-built. Science forces us to search for and adapt to the new. Feynman said, "When someone says ‘science teaches such and such’, he is using the word incorrectly. Science doesn’t teach it; experience teaches it."
Looks like the usual troll type of forum. I don't see any shocking content. I wonder why godaddy decided to throw the. under the bus:

https://www.ar15-backup.com/forums/General/8000-Make-Friends...

Backup page:
https://www.ar15-backup.com/
I actually support banning Trump and taking down Parler under the “clear and present danger” test, but censoring a large, diverse forum with no explanation is taking things too far.

It seems “slippery slope” arguments are not always fallacious. In the context of corporate censorship, what we’re going through right now even feels less like a slope, and more like a free-fall.
GoDaddys founder does not sit on the board and has no active role in the company.

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2018/10/03/bob-pars...
here's the thing you simply don't know when CNBC will start shitting on it and then cause a dip that would put you in the red. So you could be eating for 200 days and then blow up your account and this does seem to happen to traders.

but I am thinking what if you were writing LEAPS. We've been in the longest bull run in history since 2009, so you could've made a lot of money selling LEAPS until maybe 2020 where you would blow up your account and end up owing more than your balance.

Also another area that I could never find an answer on: i was told most traders never excersie their options. so if you sell puts and they never exercise you don't have to deliver the stocks right? you just end up paying what the options market price is on the day the reputable stock dips?
Sure.

But from time to time we heard people banned traveling for "reasons" like having the similar name as a criminal.

False positive are unavoidable. I am not sure I want to pay that price.
> How exactly is asking for my password to be hashed "reinventing password hashing and salting"? Seems like the opposite, no?

You've already started to add new things, like a TOTP-ish element, to stymie replays. Then the server has to check what it's been fed, having stored neither the original password nor the hash of the password it's been passed. It cannot be allowed to have the hash because the has is now the password. It need something safe-ish to store that the input can be computed on to make comparisons possible.

Now you have all the problems of server-side hashing and comparison coupled with extra client-side hoops.

Again, what have you gained?

> Do you realize that if an adversary even only has read access to the SSL layer, they can just copy the cookie and steal the account that way?

You are absolutely correct. That is completely accurate in every single possible way.

Do you think that perhaps there might be other reasons to consider here? Such as debugging, logging systems, and so on? Perhaps there are design goals beyond blocking direct attacks. On an average day, most of these systems will be more likely to be accessed and used by authorized administrators than by external adversaries, after all. Many security incidents arise not out of malice, but out of tools behaving dangerously. I know I've dealt with sensitive material leaking into logs.

I hope I have made myself clearer. I can see I failed to communicate effectively previously. Please, don't hesitate to say so if I have failed either there or in understanding your points.
2021 is the year of the lisp machine, I just know it!!! :(
You may (or may not) find the original discussion interesting, in which some users delve further into the details https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25712080
4chan needs to go sooner rather than later
You need some easily transportable thing as the basic value. Then you make various derivates and monetary instruments based on that. I think 3 millimeter stainless steel nuts might be the best. They are valuable even in the stone-age future and barter economy, which is certain due to the rapid cognitive decline, which is now quite observable already.

Even a layman can test the material and ensure the quality and function of a 3mm nut. Fistful of stainless nuts is 100€ worth easily, and that does not fluctuate or erode, like Bitcoin or Gold.
The issue I have with i2p is that it enforces all clients to be exit nodes, too. It makes the peer system stronger, but also legally vulnerable.

[update: this isn't true anymore, there's a config flag now available that fixes this and outproxy=false is defaulted. See [1]]

[1] https://geti2p.net/en/faq#exit