skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Out of curiosity, why would an American worker vote for a democrat? To get a Bronze Plan? To have no seat at the NAFTA table?
That's a fair point, but I have rarely seen it interpreted as such.

I have usually seen extensive arguments and debates for whether the ship remains the same identity or not, and rarely do I see the opinion “The quæstion does not make sense, and the concept of “identity” is one of men, not nature.”

You can see in this comment tree already that many are defending the concept rather than admitting it's incorrect nature.
Trump didn't beat anybody to death, nor did he ask for anybody to be beaten to death. It's nonsense like this why leftist rule needs to be fought. It's just totalitarian control, with no justice for individuals.
Chess.com has 60 seconds countdown after leaving a match (at least in 10 min mode, haven't played others that much). Also, in daily chess there is a time limit for every move. Failing to move on time results in automatic resignation
I never said that was exclusive to unix likes, only that it being a microkernel doesn't preclude it from being a unix like.
You could say that. But then it begs the question "What does it mean to understand?"

Either way, we index the pattern in our respective minds.

You index (understand?) it as a "Golden ratio".

I index (understand?) it as a "snail shell".

Your understanding it Mathematically, I do not.
Which is why I said that you assign Mathematical meaning to the pattern.

This is essentially what Linguistic relativism is all about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistic_relativity
Maybe bug bounty researchers should include this in their writeup that they send with the disclosure. Label it "security" testing, some details on what endpoints/methods where checked. Suggest a market value for this work, and say that an invoice with 50% rebate can be made out to cover it, if they wish.
Need to word it carefully to avoid it sounding like a threat or demand. Intention would be to highlight the work put in and the value for the company, and make it as easy as possible to compensate that.
My current automations are food related( groceries, milk, diapers), bill payments (rent, electricity, landline) and investments (daily SIP in index funds and monthly FDs). While this is trivial I really feel it has taken a load off me as I have a habit of forgetting things.
If you look at statistics, poor people in America tilt democrats. Lower middle class, middle class and higher tilt Trump. Granted race is even better predictor. But, it is simply not true that poor and low income people would be more likely to vote for Trump or constituted his base.

That does not mean no poor person ever vote for Trump.
Here's one account:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/one-trump-fans-descent-into-the...

"Hey, I need my digital soldiers to show up on January 6".

"We fight like hell".

"And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore".

I also remember something along the lines of it's going to be wild on January 6.

Some of this was live, some on twitter.

The point is that the effect of what you say is what people hear, and these people obviously hear him (and other nationalist thought leaders) speak of a battle for the soul of the country (based on lies).

That is the natural effect of the kind of rhetoric he uses.
Yeah like tpb is a hydra right? Torrent offerings are dismal now, a shadow of what they used to be.
Your first option has an additional threat vector - the UA token is repayable against the first service. In case of compromise, as you say, the toke is too powerful and can do too much.

The second option is indeed bad.

The third option is used heavily in production for both cost savings and latency reduction.

There's a 4th option which is to go back to your auth server with the UA token and get a new one representing all the data you discuss in your tuple, but still signed and valid representing (a, user, b). This is the on behalf of flow, and is standardized in oauth2 under the name Token Exchange, roughly.

(E - actually, my 4th and your 3rd are the same. My 3rd is an improvement to not require minting a new token)
I use automation, but can't think of cases where it simplifies my life. Automation adds complexity, an extra burden to maintain.

Maybe something simple like using an alarm clock to wake up every morning would qualify. But even that can go wrong -- the alarm can have a dead battery, it can mess up on DST changes, ...
I'd love to read more about this. Where is the actual content of this article though? It's entirely a restatement of previous editorials on Xinjiang. A single line makes up the new accusation: "According to a report by the consultancy Horizon Advisory, Xinjiang’s rising solar energy technology sector is connected to a broad program of assigned labor in China, including methods that fit well-documented patterns of forced labor."

So what is the Horizon Advisory report actually accusing China of? Where can the report be read?
"kernel provided abstraction is very "unix style" reads otherwise.
This is foul hyperbole.
I dont know, but workers actually do vote more for democrats then for republicans.
If i could i'd upvote you thrice.
When it comes to random seeding, I've always thought the best option would be to use every source available, and hope that at least one is high quality. If we combine:

* RDRAND
* Seed from previous boot
* Jitter
* Result of every sensor (for example temperature) attached to the machine
* Seed from hypervisor (if we are in a VM)
* Time & Date
* Any information about the physical computer we are on (attached hardware)
X11 is a keylogger, for one. Network transparency is a vulnerability, not a feature.
> The rest will always be open to interpretation, that will depend on the biases of the censors.

Agree. We can't have censorship (or moderation) without bias and intepretation. The question is then whether
we want biased moderation or no moderation.

> This does not look questionable to you

Not at all. I completely support Twitter's right (and decision) to make a subjective call. It's not an easy one, but given the circumstances I consider it correct.

> There is nothing in his (other) tweets that incites violence.

A public official falsely claiming (for example) that Trump "won the elction in a landslide" is now clear incitement of violence.
It's knowledge we have after the fact. The violence already happened.
The reason Trump wasn't banned for those same tweets earlier? Because those same messages could charitably be interpretated as hot air. And Twitter did use that interpretation. They are only seen as inciting violence after the violence.

One could argue that waiting with banning people for inciting violence until after the violence occurs is a ridiculously high bar!
It’s time to leave behind the idea of non partial social network. Just like CNN and NYT are left-wing media, so is Facebook and Twitter
Should everybody who believed in the Russian Hacker narrative be deleted from Facebook and Twitter? I know it seems like an eternity ago, but we've seen relentless campaigning against Trump on the basis of the Russian Hackers allegations, claiming his election was invalid.

Shouldn't it be a hallmark of free societies that election results can be discussed and questioned?
Normally I am fiercely against content blocking, but Facebook and Twitter are not. Probably the safest provider for kids on the planet right now.
More like, a company that is in the business of offering you information should not alter that information based on personal interest.

You wouldn't expect a map created by a company to hide streets where rival businesses are located for example, or your doctor to avoid disclosing a potential treatment because it's done by a rival health provider.

Funnily enough, I remember this being one of the differentiating factors that made people love google when they were starting to become popular - "our ads are unintrusive and clearly separated from actual content".
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Trollywood inspired fear mongering. I said so before, and will do so again: If the emerged thing is so intelligent, what would stop it from establishing a network of shell companies, buying chip-, robotics-, manufacturing-, aerospace companies, or set them up somewhere in a favourable jurisdiction and pull a CyberX by launching itself into space, mine asteroids, solar winds, expand, explore, whatever?

As in: "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish, err.. Chips!"

I'd label the potential risks as "AP" as in artificial psychopathy, but that would be OUR fault, because we set the conditions for the emergence of those.

All the horror scenarios (from our point of view) seem just like a terrible waste of time and effort for a truly intelligent, and thus logical being.
> The subjects experience sensations that are inseparable from their neurons firing.

What does "inseparable" mean? That the sensation occurs at the same time that the neurons fire? That may be true, but it doesn't make them equivalent.

> It's like saying a flashlight that is on is different than photons traveling away from a light bulb with a battery and a current.

They're not the same, for what it's worth. The term "flashlight" conveys a certain intent and structure that "photons traveling away from a light bulb with a battery and a current" does not.

> The sensation of red is caused by and is only possible by neurons firing. The neurons firing causes and only results in the sensation of red. The observer does not know the difference.

The fact that two different phenomena are closely coupled via a cause and effect relationship does not make them the same phenomena.

If you push two magnets together, the fact that the same force causes them to attract or repel does not mean that the motion of the first is literally equivalent to the motion of the second, or that the force itself is literally equivalent to either motion. They are closely correlated, but ultimately distinct.

You just can't avoid the fact that qualitative phenomena do exist in their own right. They can't be explained away using a physical model that assumes from the get go that they don't exist.

Erwin Schrodinger said:

> Scientific theories serve to facilitate the survey of our observations and experimental findings. Every scientist knows how difficult it is to remember a moderately extended group of facts, before at least some primitive theoretical picture about them has been shaped. It is therefore small wonder, and by no means to be blamed on the authors of original papers or of text-books, that after a reasonably coherent theory has been formed, they do not describe the bare facts they have found or wish to convey to the reader, but clothe them in the terminology of that theory or theories. This procedure, while very useful for our remembering the facts in a well-ordered pattern, tends to obliterate the distinction between the actual observations and the theory arisen from them. And since the former always are of some sensual quality, theories are easily thought to account for sensual qualities; which, of course, they never do.
Hmm.. I’ve seen a few UDMP deployments with third party switches in place, which still have visibility into the clients connected through them. You can’t manage the switches obviously. If you’re trying to do client management functionality that would be handled at L2 (MAC whitelisting on a switch port, etc) UBNT’s management interface won’t abstract rando vendor’s functionality for you, but isn’t that expecting a bit much? Meraki deployments won’t do that either, if I understand what you’re after (and maybe I’m not).

As another comment said, your strategy about breaching the firewall is confusing but it sounds like a configuration issue. If your aim is to default deny outbound traffic, or traffic from or across the LANs except for approved devices, that’s an achievable aim regardless of what switches are in the mix. If you’re trying to do port level security, you’d need a managed switch, Ubiquiti or no.
Heads of states are also blaming Twitter for the ban : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-11/merkel-se...
I dunno, plenty of people take an annual flu shot already.

Conspiracy glasses on, what if the annual flu vaccine manufacturers are actively preventing a universal vaccine from happening? It's a big recurring source of income for them after all.
It's not an opinion if it completely misrepresents a well-known sociological phenomenon. I also never said this was the only example, but it was particularly egregious because the show purports to present multiple perspectives. But hey, it looks like you're pretty set on not believing others (even when they take the time to dig up the proof that your original comment asked for), so I'll sign off here.
Be aware there are a few concerning open issues like it blocking all network requests when disabled: https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu/issues/264 or not being able to login after installing (due to security patch needing to be installed) https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu/issues/284
Not even the Democratic party, but the establishment. I wouldn't be surprised if Bernie's or Yang's posts started disappearing all of a sudden
He's talking about Hunter S. Thompson in that passage you quoted, not himself.
Good:

- Making phone calls

- Text messages

- Calendar

- Mail

- Occasionally looking stuff up on the internet

- Maps

- Payment

- Reading

Bad:

- Almost all entertainment stuff (social media, games, reddit, ...)

Sometimes I lie to myself about how little time I have, when I look at the daily screen time of my phone I see where that time goes.
Good answer! (but I prefer typing language with a keyboard, instead of saying it out loud, as I'm not a native English speaker and it feels very unnatural to me).

Yet, is it possible to use siri or alexa for all your computing needs? Can you copy files around, convert a few images from tiff to jpg, download, compile and set up a nginx web server, hack a bit the code of the server and recompile, etc.? Because I can do all of that from the comfort of my "obsolete" command line.
Same with the Logitech Brio. You can turn off the LED while recording.
Providing _a posix filesystem_ as a kernel abstraction is what I said. Which is not very standard for microkernels, and makes it (redox) pretty unix like at the kernel level.

The overall point being that both, microkernels can be unix likes, and redox particularly and at the kernel level leans in to being a unix like.
Facebook is the only social media company in “FAANG”. Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google have, I would argue, materially changed our lives for the better. They created the smartphones that are now ubiquitous and that opened up a whole marketplace of app based tech. They literally created cloud computing which has allowed more companies to focus on product ideas and get off the ground quickly. E-commerce (disrupting retail), streaming (disrupting Hollywood). Not to mention all the OSS and platform improvements that have originated at Faangs.

They have grown powerful and entities with power will often abuse it, and I would argue that regulations would be a good step in this direction. But arguing they haven’t had a positive impact on society is absurd.
I'm ignorant, but could they put a tiny dose of all 175 variants into a single shot and yeet that into people in one go?
I made a Spirograph inspired toy a few years ago - https://autograph.ooer.com/#122.13379668036188,29.7044247941... (Click the Auto button to animate).
> When you achieve that, immersively, what happens to your anger?

I got angry more. Sometimes you are in fact taken advantage of.
This is Elon's Patten too but afew overlapping goals/narratives, new ones distracting from the last.
Actually in the 1978 that published some controversial publications i was not even born yet. However Ron is saying that they were taken out of context. Authoritative news usually do that, that's why 90% of the time they spread fake news. Some people may argue that authoritative news spread fake news 99% of the time, but i find that a hyperbole and i stick to the 90%. Point me if you so desire to the exact publication with the context around it. One or two pages would be fine. Thanks.
If you say "We love you, you're special" to violent insurrectionists after the fact, I don't think you need anything more explicit than that.
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Sorry for the late reply :) Looks like we have between 20T and 25T of data, combined across all MySQL databases. And somewhere in the region between 60B and 80B records.
Edit: this is just for data that's used all the time. Almost nothing is dead, just sitting around.
Has totally replaced Little Snitch for me recently after being increasingly annoyed by it over a decade of using it. This type of software requires lots of trust in the developer and objective-see has earned that trust with the many great projects they provide.
I look forward to the EFF and the ACLU getting their pages shut down then. Even they've come out and stated that we should be chilled with Parler's shutout.

Oh wait, we all know that won't happen.
No, you don't get blocked for an unpopular view or for violating some nebulous 'groupthink'. You need to clearly cross the line several times to get blocked.
The argument boils down to: if freedom of speech is the freedom to speak in the town square, could we ever have a situation where social media is the Town Squre of today?

I think not. I just don't think we'll ever have functioning legal frameworks for that.

Basically: freedom of speech and expression will only apply to what you do with your mouth, in the street. "Speech at scale", such as social media, will simply not be able to be included in it.

That might seem like a pessimistic take, but I don't think it is. The alternative is democratically elected governments taking a greater role in social media, effectively claiming services to be part of the substrate of society (Twitter, Streets...). I don't like that idea either. The lesser evil seems like the first scenario: freedom of speech not including at scale.
>Why is "you cannot incite violent terrorism" suddenly controversial?

When it takes pages to describe why something is inciting violence, and the result is huge numbers of people arguing it both was and wasn't inciting violence - including very, very intelligent people on both sides - then maybe it's not as cut and dry as you make it out to be. Or is everyone who disagrees with you either disingenuous or stupid?
> It caters to people across the political spectrum and a wide range of niche firearm interests.

Including those who support and partake in domestic terrorism, I suppose.
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I have found a source directly comparing US to German middle incomes incase you're interested.
Figure 7 of this publication [1] seems to be relevant to this discussion and shows that the median net worth in all groups in Germany is lower. However it compares USD to EUR.
Some of the other graphs in the publication showing wealth distribution may also be interesting.

[1] https://www.diw.de/documents/publikationen/73/diw_01.c.53312...

EDIT: The publication isn't the newest, being from 2016.
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Technically it feels the same to me. Content-wise netflix is kind of a dumpster buffet, with a tons of meh stuff and a couple of really nice things. Disney has less content, but almost no low quality fluff.
>Northern countries [..] are typically far richer

Rich country != rich citizens.

Look at Germany, it's the country and the mega conglomerates with their executives that are rich. The median wealth of Germans is among the lowest in EU:

https://www.piie.com/sites/default/files/images/f/kirkegaard...
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This is a compilation of the opposite side using way more extreme rhetoric that I managed to found within 15 seconds:

https://youtu.be/hgPVkcLBjK8
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I think 'cherrypicked out of your search' is more accurate. For instance, here's the first author you selected "Michael Brendan Dougherty is a senior writer at National Review [...]"

Wikipedia is maybe a more reasonable averaging of all sources. And it's mostly a long history of bigoted stuff that Ron Paul was not responsible for but somehow kept showing up in a newsletter with his name on it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Paul_newsletters
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Romania has cost-free universal healthcare, free maternity care, vacation after labor, with 85% of previous net income paid. There is unemployment aid, and subsidies for heat and electicity for the poor. State pension relative to previous income, with a fixed minimum pay.

Bulgaria is very poor (average yearly wage USD3600/year), but they still have: Universal Health care (though there is a fee of USD 0,62 per visit), children under 16 are free. Maternity allowance, with extras for e.g. twins, disabled children and mothers currently studying. Social benefits like guaranteed minimum income (though very low) and unemployment benefits. And state pensions.
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I must say that I find it rather odd that apparently it is “phænomenal” that 25% of all trips are by bike.

What other means of transportation would one use for short distances where a bike is simply faster than a car due to ease of parking?

Personally, however, I use a skateboard fitted with 100 mm all terrain wheels for even greater ease of parking.
If he actually said something that explicitly called for violence CNN would have had it on loop 24/7 since Wednesday.
Had she tried to avoid hearings by taking refuge in the Equadorian embassy for nearly a decade, she too would have been in pretrial detention.
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From Wikipedia:

> The production of toilet soaps usually entails saponification of triglycerides, which are vegetable or animal oils and fats. An alkaline solution (often lye or sodium hydroxide) induces saponification [...]

i.e. that's the usual process, and it often involves lye. (It elsewhere mentions potassium hydroxide too.)

Anyway my point really wasn't too disagree about how to make soap, I've never done it, it just seemed weird to me to tell someone how they made something and that it's a problem, vs. 'Did you use lye? If so...' or even 'Assuming you used lye, ...'

For example, I think what you call 'commercial dish soap' I would call 'washing up liquid' (never soap, not would it cross my mind if someone else said 'soap') so a slightly different conversation could easily have been based on a wrong assumption about what the created thing was or was used for.
There are people who object to all gender-neutral uses of "man", probably more from the belief that it perpetuates bias than from personally taking offense.