skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The black population of Mobile would be more free to run their schools the way they want, including perhaps things like having prayer in class. If Alabama closed its borders to undocumented immigrants the wages of poor blacks would likely rise due to reduced labor supply.
The idea that a fledgling social media company needs a moderation effort akin to Facebook in order to be allowed to even exist seems very anti-competitive to me.

Content still slips through the cracks on Facebook too. Parler had a moderation system in place, although it was jury-driven and not centralized.
After reviewing the claim, the law lets them choose whether they want to take it down in exchange for immunity.
I don't know where you've been living that you didn't hear about the night Trump went into a bunmer.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/secret-service-took-trump-t...

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/george-floyd-protests-05-31...

https://www.secretservice.gov/newsroom/releases/2020/05/secr...

You'll notice some very interesting words there in the Secret Service write up:

> No individuals crossed the White House Fence and no Secret Service protectees were ever in any danger.

Does that sound like the scene at the Capitol where Congresspeople were hidden behind a makeshift barricade while an officer was forced to shoot a woman dead literal steps away from them?
You can use the kubectl debug command to add ephemeral containers to a running Pod. It's an alpha feature introduced in v1.18.

The ephemeral debug container can contain htop while the application container doesn't. This way minimal application containers aren't complicating debugging when something goes wrong :)
It's still useful, though I haven't used it in a while. Alloy was my introduction to properly modeling systems (versus largely paper-based which has limitations on size/scope).
Capitol rioters were “predisposed” to conflict; Trump et al. fanned flames
Nothing will change much, as soon as GitHub is still a user-generated content host. They have to follow DMCA safe harbor practice, which is to obey the claim until proven false, in trade with not get sued themselves as a host.
Another issue is how any individual frames either side and bases good and bad off of that, often using hyperbole, inaccuracies, wide brushes of their opposing views.

Where are all these “nazis” you say that word a lot. “My group” I didnt know I was in a group. You certainly seem to assume a lot and form knee jerk conclusions. Actually proving my point quite well.
It is interesting to see how much of human parsing of language depends on prior probability, probably expected pairs of concepts, because I had double-take on that sentence, since my brain really was not expecting to find combinations of KFC, Malbolge, or General Hospital in a single sentence.
We believe Europa may be habitable, which implies our definition of "habitable zone" is a bit too strict given that it tends to exclude Europa.
I mean, you are correct that they did not bomb the capitol building. BUT, to make a distinction between protesters in Washington and were arrested for entering the building unlawfully, and protesters from the same group who distributed bombs around seems...disingenuous. You can certainly make that distinction, but it doesn't seem like a useful one. A large group of protestors supporting Trump came to washington. Some broke into the capitol, others did other stuff. Many are under arrest for weapons violations and have been charged. That isn't "fake"
I agree - dressing up was implied with "get washed/dressed". It's very important to get dressed for work.
No, it's not just you. Our circle of friends, colleagues, etc have shrunk this past year and there's been little new to refill and recharge them. Most of the chance encounters (serendipity) that make life better are gone right now and it's impacting work, family, dating, and everything else.

I wrote on it here this past October: https://caseysoftware.com/blog/the-uncounted-casualty-of-202...

My advice: Introduce some variety. Go outside for a walk. Talk (not text) with friends more often. Reconnect with people you haven't seen in a while. Read books and watch movies outside your normal preferences. Turn off the technology for 30 or 60 minutes and meditate. STOP watching the news.
Data analysis of Pro-Trump congressional districts
I know many people use single tenant hardware to run containers, so I wouldn’t say that it defeats the purpose of containerization, just one of the benefits.
A New Kind of Open Source Organization
Zuleyka Strasner raised VC 4 her plastic-free grocery delivery startup Zero
Right, it also seems more monetizable than WebMD since it's more shopper-oriented, so ads / affiliate model should not be dismissed out of hand.
We all know how things are - the world is not a fair place. It never was, and so far its rigged in a way that it never will be. Strong oppress the weak. Skillful strong oppress in a way that weak don't even notice but that's another topic. The word terrorist currently means 'enemy of me', if me is state powerful enough to project its power on others. US took any other meaning internationally from this word over last 17 years pretty effectively.

If you actively object the biggest military in the world, there is no safe place on this planet. A country that effectively uses black op sites to do torture on suspects that would be illegal back home, a country that actively uses a prison to indefinitely detain (and torture) suspects without any legal process (and so on and on... really, there are whole books about this), has absolutely 0 issues with bombing some enemy general. It can be even in the centre of Brusel for all they care, if the benefits outweigh the cons. If they kill 50 kids along, all they do is try to minimize media damage. Do you see many americans shedding tears over this? From outside its pretty hard to spot any, and anybody who cares knows how things are.

Let's not pretend wars are something nice, fair and some gentlemanly approach is applied. Almost anything that works will be used.
I've looked at all the "infringing" files that they link to, from a bundled zip download from the web archive, and I don't see anything that's "preconfigured to find and provide infringing copies of our Members’ film and tv content".

The most iffy is the list of categories in utils/api_uploader_v2.py but there's no category that doesn't contain works out of copyright or under a license permitting redistribution, and even if that were not the case, that would still not be tantamount to being "preconfigured to find" anything in particular.

There's also the URL of the pirate site, but google also provides it, as do some comments here...
The Russian POWs were treated terribly long before the Red Army had any chance to maltreat German civilians.
On the contrary, I'm thriving. I don't think I would've made it through another year of in-office work in a city I don't have connection to. Meanwhile, thanks to pandemics, I'm back to my home town, where I have friends and family, I don't have to go to the office and spend time with people I'm at best indifferent to, I don't have to prepare clothes, worry about how I look etc., I can work in better conditions and thus am less tired at the end of the day. Frankly it's amazing! I can see myself continuing in this career for some more time, while previously I was close to ready to just dropping it altogether.

Oh and BTW I'm not from US, so the political situation in your country doesn't affect me (at least not directly). Although I do believe that the mess that US is in is small potatoes compared to the ecological disaster that is unfolding as we speak...
The only criticism I would levy is that those licenses haven't been polished by time nor copyright-license-experienced lawyers.

Their recognition from FSF/OSI is not their goal and and argumnt can be made that copyfarleft / copyfair pushes the boundaries of open/free/libre source software so they might not pursue recognition from the get go.
Yeah, I subscribe to Crunchyroll, Netflix, Prime Video, and Funimation. Or in other words, 100% of services with streaming anime available in my country. To be fair, seasonal anime gets a good coverage with those. Netflix's player is pretty good, but the rest vary from meh to awful (I have never successfully changed the timestamp in Funimation's player without playback crashing within the next minute).

But back catalogues availability is not so good. Crunchyroll and Netflix have the most popular stuff like Naruto, Code Geass or Evangelion but literally nobody has, say, The Devil is a Part Timer in my country.

Movies? The SAO movie got a physical showing in my country, the Made in Abyss movie actually did show up on a pay per view non-region locked streaming service and... that's literally it.

Soundtracks? It might be on Spotify. This week. But maybe not next week. I've no fucking idea, but the constant appearence and disappearence of soundtrack songs from my playlists has even caused me to stop moving spotify.

So for movies and back catalogues, my only "legal" option is to ship DVDs/Blurays and a region locked player from the US, or maybe sometimes I can get stuff from the UK in my own region. For soundtracks, even that is not usually an option. Does that legally entitle me to pirate it? No. Do I care? Not really, I feel I've tried my best
There are always going to be communities like that. The problem with Facebook and Twitter is that they provide a "radicalization pipeline" to get people into communities like that. And one of the big issues with the riot at the Capitol is that there was an interplay between what Trump/Cruz/Hawley/others were saying on social media and what these radicalized groups were saying. That only happens because there's a very porous border between things, so that you can have a radicalized Qanon group sharing the same space as official government accounts.
I'm sorry, but that's revisionist history.

Ariel Atkins - Chicago BLM leader:

"That is reparations,” Ariel Atkins, an organizer, told NBC Chicago. “Anything they wanted to take, they can take it"

She said that about a riot in which 13 police officers were injured, and at least one rioter fired at police.

This is just one example of many where BLM leaders justified (or glorified) violence.
It's true, Elastic can relicense as they see fit.

I should perhaps do a bit better clarifying between:

a) The code

b) The community

The issue is more that the open source work had been happening under the support and auspices of Elastic with a certain license. Elastic is relicensing and the rest of the community is within rights to not want to support Elastic's now non-open source fork.
Thank you for sharing your tactics and skills that have helped.
We have discovered whether you can use the title engineer depends on if your activity concerns the safeguarding of life, public welfare, or the environment. If it does, you should stop calling yourself an engineer. If it does not, then you are not going to lead anyone that you are engaging in the practice of professional engineering and can more safely run the risk of calling yourself an engineer and being open to the regulatory body complaints committee.
Your solution means no real competition or innovation could take place in that space then. I know it was just a quick take but there's a lot of consequences to that route imo. There's also nothing saying that everyone always goes to one social platform. Facebook for instance bought all of their recent potential competitors so it's more of a self fulfilling prophecy right now and one that really needs to be handled by anti trust imo.
I honestly doubt that is the case. Movements like this are going to have a small number of popular leaders. Ban people, rather than just removing some posts, and you can disrupt that social graph pretty quick.
I wouldn't necessarily call it "alleged misinformation".

"In the wake of [blaming "Jews for their own persecution and [claiming...] that the Nazis had actually been lenient. Only a few synagogues were burned, he lied, adding: “German citizen Jews were not molested officially in the conduct of their business.”], a New York radio station decided to break with Coughlin. “Your broadcast last Sunday was calculated to incite religious and racial strife in America,” said a letter from WMCA radio. “When this was called to your attention in advance of your broadcast, you agreed to delete those misrepresentations which undeniably had this effect. You did not do so.”"

Coughlin broke an agreement not to "incite religious and racial strife". Emphasis on "broke an agreement".
I'm going to wait out the debate as to whether success is entirely caused by hard work, or entirely caused by luck, until the internet sorts it out.
Piece of trivia:

> ** 0F 05 hex **

Nowadays this opcode is used for the "syscall" instruction.
What about CHAZ/CHOP?

-Armed protestors took over government buildings and city blocks

-Promoted/condoned/excused by government officials

-Lots of violence and murder
Facebook isn't doing the encrypting. You are. You have the key on the phone.
The issue is that with current plug placement there must be a really hefty cable inside the car too.

What about short range inductive charging from the bellow of the car (where the battery is)? With grid of 5x5 or 6x6 for example?

Inductive charging because it would be very difficult to have any kind of plug below the car because of the high corrosion risk.

Charger must align itself automatically to the right position and distance.
What is your world, where this is not a "both sides are the same"?

Which side are you on? Which side are your family, friends, and neighbors on? What will you do when you find someone on the other side?

Most importantly, what is making you to take one side or the other?
You can also watch the companion YouTube video series, at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb5-951yH6TlP...
If your argument is actually that no one is being censored, then we will just stop there.
How is it different than real life? Look at the county by county map of the past couple presidential elections. You'll see that there is very much a delineation between people with different ideals resulting in echo chambers. We see this in stereotypes of country folks or city folks by the other.
Actually no. DMCA is super one sided.

All you need for DMCA takedown notice is "a good faith belief" that reported content is infringing copyright you own (or is owned by someone you represent).

The opposing party has to prove that the claim was knowingly false and malicious for the claimant to be charged with perjury.

The opposing party has to prove actual damages in court to get any compensation. You may get legal fees back too (up to the court), but that's only likely to happen if it's obvious at the first glance that the claim was bogus.

This is all you can do to someone filing the notice. Notice doesn't even establish a jurisdiction (and cease-and-desist letter does) - so you can't counter-sue in your jurisdiction to get declaratory judgment that copyright is invalid.
The problem is that in most countries, there is no legal framework for what constitutes willing sex work.

So by default, if you profit from sex work in any way, it is sex-trafficking. It can go as far as just having a tenant who does commercial sex in his apartment.

This is ironic when income from sex work is taxed, as it makes the state itself guilty of sex trafficking.
better, why do they still make car horns?
On one hand we have hooligans using a crowd as cover to get away with property damage.

On the other we have hooligans organized for the express purpose of overturning the results of a democratic election.

In the case of BLM, the crimes don't reflect on the movement's overall purpose. Nobody expects property damage to be a vehicle for police reform -- it's an argument for more police presence, if anything. In the case of the capitol riots, not only are the crimes worse (storming the capitol >> property damage), but the criminal acts absolutely do reflect on the movement's agenda. Intimidating congress is a plausible vehicle for obtaining the votes they needed that day to overturn the election. Trump's pre-riot speech emphasized that this was the goal. These factors increase the culpability of platforms and leadership in the capitol riots as compared to BLM.
At the very least it is amusing.
It’s not so much the working from home itself but the fact that my 2 kids are crawling over me while I’m coding, and jumping onto my video calls, since the schools are closed.
Yeah, its an super old colony living from itself in closed ecosystem, not super old individual cells.
Letter from Utopia (2008) [pdf]
* her[1] investigative process

[1] https://twitter.com/natashenka
Smart Drone Mailbox Secures the Future of “Last Inch” Deliveries
An IP based economy just on its face seems like such a laughable house of cards. So your economy is based on government enforced imaginary rights to ideas? The proliferation of tax havens should be a sign that the system is bullshit - it exposes how little is actually keeping the profits of IP endeavors within a nation.

There is incredibly little respect for the society owning the means of production in a tangible real sense, instead we have economies that run on intangibles, where the intangibles allow 600lb gorillas like Oracle to engage in much rent seeking while simultaneously avoiding paying dues to the precise body that granted them their imaginary rights. The entire status quo feels like something some rich tycoons dreamed up to sell to the public the merits of systematically weakening their negotiating position on the promise that one day a Bernie Sanders type would descend from the heavens and deliver universal basic income fueled by the efficiency of private industry through nothing but incorruptability and force of personality.

China seems to be successful in part because they have no qualms with flexing dictatorial power to increase the leverage of the state itself. This may be less economically efficient but it means they actually get to harvest the fruits of any efficiency. Intellectual property law? They just ignore it and don't get punished, since punishing them would be anti-trade.
I'm not sure who still finds Hogan's Heroes resonant. I enjoyed it when it was on, but I was about ten, and not particularly up on history.
That is the equivalent of saying that someone with HIV created HIV -- after all, it was their body that kept producing more virus particles! QAnon and other BS is a virus that exploits the way platforms determine recommendations and whatnot. The insurrection was not created by Facebook; at most you can only say that Facebook should have been more aggressively policing extremists on their platform (and in fact they have been improving their approach to moderation for years -- unfortunately the problem has been getting worse faster than Facebook has improved their handling of it). Parler and Gab, on the other hand, were created as a protest against the moderation that happens on other platforms (even though that moderation is itself insufficient), and that is what they were held accountable for: explicitly and deliberately not conducting moderation.

This "both sides" argument is getting tiresome. Parler was created to be a safe haven for the very extremists Facebook is being criticized for not aggressively banning. One side made the effort and came up short, the other side attacked the effort itself. There is really not much of a comparison here.
My current favourite of these is this Lua version: https://github.com/bakpakin/Fennel
This is weird, considering Mongo changed their licensing because of Chinese cloud providers if I remember correctly. I don't know if people will merely blindly trust a GitHub rival ran by a foreign government as opposed to an organic startup, the only upside is for people in countries that are not allowed on GitHub.
Completely agreed. The mental and social instability that comes from "stay indoors" orders is far worse, and arguably contributes far more to societal issues, than the (arguably minimal or none) additional deaths incurred by going outdoors, especially in suburbs and rural areas.
https://thisurldoesnotexist.com/

I don't know what I expected.
Curious, what do you think would be a more reasonable price that would "justify this price for an hour"?
In Poland it's not literally called blasphemy, but "offense against religious feelings". So it's framed as if someone was hurt. There are no equivalent laws for other kinds of feelings, like atheistic feelings, romantic feelings, vi vs emacs feelings, or even patriotic feelings. I think disrespecting the flag and national symbols is illegal. But it is essentially a blasphemy law.

This caricature pokes fun at it:

https://memnews.pl/images/0/0/0/6/7/6/7/1/2levbnjk.png

"Doctor, will my husband come out of it?"
"Hard to say. Religious feeling damage is very deep."
I had a thought that came about as a result of this post and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25836503 both being on the HN front page at around roughly the same time I perused HN.

The thought is: why is GitHub so fast at taking down a potentially infringing code repository in response to a DMCA request but Google, Facebook, Twitter et al. so slow at taking down violence-promoting content?
I've had an unusual amount of travel during covid, so I've had occasion to be in sf (2 mos), SD (1 mo), LA (3 mos), and NYC (3 mos). Leaving compliance aside, since my skewed samples wouldn't be very helpful, policy and enforcement in NYC seem to have been way more lax than all the parts of CA I was in.
I don't think the author would disagree with you. In fact, I think this article was highlighting one specific area in which the field could improve.
The magnitude of threatening the lives of national leadership is different from the property damage of the BLM movements. The implications of each are different, too. Both are bad things.
> you can clearly see

It's not clear to me, could you elaborate?
I'm not sure, but maybe they're unhappy that it uses a more Clojure style syntax?
No, I'm just saying the specific track record of US public health authorities and US government officials with regard to keeping you and your loved ones safe from the coronavirus has been very poor. I would not say that about, for example, public health officials in New Zealand or South Korea, but then they are offering very different advice than public health officials and elected officials in the United States.

The Surgeon General happens to be a pretty easy example, but there are many, many others, at every level of US government.
Or pretty much any other person. I think a lot of people in HN forget that they are in a silo, and the majority of internet users don't add additional security features like containers to use their social media.
Could be. Couple quick googles with glassdoor data...

Pilot salaries at FedEx can range from $108,918 - $377,643

The typical Delta Air Lines Captain salary is $279,152. Captain salaries at Delta Air Lines can range from $97,342 - $443,133
> Then, you can ask "if they get annoyed at Amazon, why open source?" and the answer is "indeed, and now that they realized their mistake they're changing it".

Notably, they're changing it after building a business off the back of many contributors, many of whom expected to be contributing to OSS. Sure, there's a CLA so there's no legal issue, but I'm not sure it's any more morally virtuous than what Amazon's doing. Both are versions of "trying to make billions of dollars off the backs of other people's work".

There's having cake, and then there's eating it. Either you want to retain control over something so you can monetize it to the max, or you want to particpate (and benefit from) the OSS community and build something that benefits everyone.
Looks like it's mostly smut.
"You are actually on CIA website marked as terrorist. \s" what is the context of this joke Im not following. I stated a fact (FBI statistics) and then an opinion. Are we allowed to do that on the internet?