skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And maybe only 0.5 hours if those videos will be flagged by ML.
This was only speculation. It's a pretty weak story:

> Even though the channel was restored within 24 hours, the YouTube did not explain why it had blocked Croatian chess player Antonio Radic, also known as 'Agadmator,' from its platform briefly, the Dailymail reported.

> Experts suspect that it was the usage of words like "black" and "white" that confused the Yutube's AI filters. They found that 80% of chess videos that were flagged for hate speech actually ahd terms like 'black,' 'white,' 'attack' and 'threat.'

YouTube didn't say why, and they simply "suspect."

It's just as likely that is was flagged for other reasons. For example, mass "reporting" of the channel as offensive by people with an axe to grid against this particular chess YouTuber. (It's been my personal experience there's a lot of politics in the chess community.)
By fundamental in this cas I meant general understanding about how it works and how shady the ecosystem is,with endless pump and dump drummers,random kids selling 'tips',etc. An average person, with absolutely zero information advantage is losing the moment they buy it hoping it will bring fortunes.
As you can see in that model, you're correct. But I generally find the assumptions in those solutions to be optimistic. Large scale hydrogen storage using salt domes is not as mature of a technology as we would like. Solar and battery are solutions mostly independent of geography (although latitude and weather play a role in solar, of course). Purely replacing nuclear without relying on any backup or geographic trickery can be simulated by just using solar and battery.

But it's also useful as a way of understanding these systems. It's often insisted that you CANNOT replace baseload power with solar and battery, and yet you, in fact, can. Adding other energy (including nuclear) and storage sources as well as long-distance transmission help tremendously, in this case by about a factor of 2-3x or so in cost.

If you can't tell, I'm bothered almost exactly equally by those arguing against nuclear as I am by those who argue against solar and wind. Both "sides" are wrong because either options would suffice and are safe. But it's much cheaper to just do both, or expressed in another way, allow us to emit the least amount of carbon emissions possible without freezing anyone to death or causing pipes to burst or dealing out energy poverty.
100k CCU on sqlite I just don't believe it.
> I don't receive many PRs. This is a real trend.

Is this from actual developers or just activists spamming people wherever they find them?
I’m sorry. I really meant “in addition to the government”.
Locking people inside their homes for arbitrary reasons was a practice in which all officially-fascist governments engaged.
I blame companies for creating pricing structures that deny people the full use of hardware they supposedly own. I know it's standard practice. Lots of standard practices are bullshit, and this is one of them.
I don't understand why everyone is so calm either, if the engine is on fire there is no guarantee that it won't blow up or worse take out a big piece of the wing, etc. and causing a crash.

There are passengers who cause total mayhem even when the plane is not moving [0]

[0] https://www.cnn.com/2017/04/11/asia/united-passenger-dragged...
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People with extremist views less able to do complex mental tasks research sugges
I think it's hard to be perfect but easy to be much better:
1) warn content providers before blocking whenever possible. It's rare something is so bad it requires immediate takedown. Allow people to reply to the warnings.
2) next step is to show a warning to content viewers and allow followers and searchers to find, but not autosuggest.
3) have a transparent appeals process at each step.
I guess I'm not sure how you can get away without needing transactionality for these extra columns / is_valid columns
No use in trying to discuss this anyone from China. They are totally brainwashed. In Spite of, living in USA and enjoying democracy, and free of speech, they think freedom of speech is myth and democracy is not a reliable form of government. They believe that Winnie, the pooh is great and he and CCP is solely responsible for lifting millions of Chinese people from poverty. I really feel pity for the Chinese people.
Of those, I've heard of white hats, but I've not heard of white markets or white sites.

If it had been black list and green list, I'm not sure anyone would have made a racial connection.
Nearly all the outrage over word use and six-figure tax bills for rewording city and federal documents is the result of ignorance of etymology, homonyms, and homophones.
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> I'm always surprised when someone goes through more effort to oppose something than to accept the PR and build a little trust.

That is why I just ignore or reject such PRs. I do not believe that enabling it is a good idea. It is not my job to improve their context-awareness either.
Not at all. Hope and love don’t need to have any meaning in the wider universe in order for them to have meaning to me.

Serious question—how does the notion of "hope" become any more concrete in the non-materialist view? Perhaps your immortal soul can "hope" that it hasn't been attached to a physical body with a physical brain tumour pressing upon its physical amygdala.

Personally I cannot see how non-materialism usefully solves any criticism of materialism. All the same problems exist, except you're just pushing them back to a different plane of existence where they can be conveniently disposed of with appeals to mysteriousness.
> Consequently, I changed the code I’m responsible for at my company to use block and allow.

"block" sounds too much like "black", your intrinsic racism is still showing...? This is probably what's coming next.
> These people (the genuine ones) lack context-awareness

No, they are very much aware of the context. Most of these people are just bullies, who have found a new way to mask their toxic behavior in the name of a good cause.
You're going to be displaying information on a paper like reflective surface. You've probably already thought of this, but check out paper organizers and calendars. Especially take not of what works, for instance light text on dark background. What works for active screens probably won't for passive screens.
Yup... I think finishing the game (in the sense that I've done everything fun about the game) put a closure on my desire to play MMORPG games in the forseeable future.
> What you so casually dismiss could have been a tragic story if only one more failure had occurred.

Some types of engine failures I imagine would correlate with failure of the other engine, other types not so much. Is there data on this?
It's a round piece of metal in the shape of an O... hence o-ring, makes sense?

Assuming she should know mechanical engineering is bizarre.
Thank you for the correction regarding the reduction goals. I wasn't aware the targets were new, or that Covid had changed the picture from articles I read last year. Still, I think my point stands that the numbers can be taken two ways. If you compare France which has a heavy reliance on nuclear---it has something like <10% contribution from fossil fuel sources. It could be that if Germany had increased its nuclear contribution, along with trying to increase the other renewables, the coal/gas numbers would be even lower.
I don't claim to be a Foucault scholar but I've heard that claim. The postmodernists were, and to some extent I can sympathize, hostile to grand narratives. Especially given the end of religion and in the middle of the Cold War, who can blame them. Even the attack on Western Enlightenment ideals is at least interesting to discuss

But as you say the whole thing is a giant metanarrative times ten, and these language police types are running over everyone who gets in their way. It's making so many people nervous, I think it has a shelf life. What scares me more is the open embrace of postmodern social theory by corporate America. That will lead to a backlash that makes me even more nervous.
Did you watch the damn video mate?
> Scalpers aggressively create demand

Scalpers do not create demand.
Being from Beirut, this was fun to listen to. But this type of pen-testing could probably take place at almost any bank anywhere in the world.

Generally Lebanon is quite free of "run-of-the-mill" crimes (thefts, rapes, murders). Most crimes happen in the political sphere: assassinations and mainly massive graft and corruption from the politicians who have pillaged the country for decades.
The bounty system is good for the questions you’re asking after ten years of experience.

If you can’t figure it out, then you’re asking a question with an incredibly small audience. If you’re lucky, some more internet points are just enough to make it worth someone’s while, or as it once happened to me, attract someone who was compelled to help you with the research.
I'm not sure how true this is. I've had a Google Ads account killed dead, and yet my other accounts kept humming along.
There are more people who already own some bitcoin than you'd probably want to believe. Many of them believe bitcoin is on balance a good thing.

There are at least a couple of bitcoiners currently in Congress, including the new Senator of Wyoming who is publicly all aboard the idea that bitcoin is an important, long term store of value that the US needs to jump on board with.

How many politicians do you think already hold some bitcoin quietly, just in case?
Yeah I personally try and avoid the word police. If I am using a grammatically and contextually correct word I am not going to let someone tell me I can't use the word.

What's hilarious to me is that I think the people who find there to be a problem with these words are the racist ones themselves. They are taking a word out of context and being offended by it out of context. They are the ones looking at a word and thinking negative racist thoughts.

When I use the word "master" or "blacklist" it has nothing to do with any old historical context or usage of the word. I am quite clearly using the word in a technical context as per the dictionary definition of the word. Anyone who thinks that is offensive is the true problem in my opinion.
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Sounds like the Ford story:

The fable about Henry Ford has rarely been as apposite as now. During an American recession, the shoeshine boy on the sidewalk gave Ford some tips on the stock market. Ford's response: "When the shoeshine boy is telling you what to buy, it's time to sell!"

For what it's worth the first hit I got searching for it was from January 2008...
It's a compression technique used in stuff like PNG and gzip, saved you a click.
I would appreciate a source. I could only find a source the other direction. https://www.vox.com/2015/7/28/9050469/watermelon-breeding-pa...
It doesn't really count as science either.
I'll review it and use it as a data point but I don't make any decisions solely based on it.

More importantly, I don't hold it against anyone who doesn't have one as many times mid career and/or senior candidates don't. Or when they do it is sparse or dated.

There are nice parts to seeing one. I've used code from the candidates profile and had them walk me through it and used it as a tool to learn how they communicate.
O-rings aren't just for engineers. It's a standard part use in many everyday scenarios, not just rockets. You can buy them in the hardware store. The cladding is most certainly not an o-ring, even to the layman.

Rather, the writer probably used the word o-ring specifically because of association with the Challenger disaster. They probably remember (maybe subconsciously) a lot of discussion of o-rings in a disaster back in the day so that word popped into mind when describing a part related to this disaster.
> Rather than letting your emotions run wild, perhaps asking questions and thinking carefully might make more sense.

That's incredibly presumptuous of you to the point of being very rude.
That's fair, and outside of this article I don't have any sort of grasp on the literature around this. So thank you for the comment!
Why yes, that is what iPhones do. How about that.
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What is amazing is how there is no way to recover from all these algorithmic banning. I'm getting banned on Twitter every other day from following anyone because I follow a lot of academics. It's all legitimate but algos detected some pattern and I'm now toast. Twitter provides exactly zero ways to report this or fix this. They simply don't care if some monority users suffer. We see same things when Google disables account and you get locked out from your electronic life.

I used to think working with governments is very hard. Getting support in places like DMVs and passport renewals is super hard. But never thought so futuristic tech world will be so much more arcane and worse than even the governments.
Long overdue. Should have been started last April, after the initial "flatten the curve" had been achieved.
That's the interesting part TBH... why is nobody sticking up for them?
Gah! Another explanation that uses "Huffman Trees"! Nobody uses that, we all use Canonical Huffman, where all you have are the number of symbols per code length, letting you efficiently build tables. Yes, tables are used instead of trees. The trees are a distraction.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonical_Huffman_code
Panic is great if you need to run or fight.

Neither is much use on a plane with an engine on fire.
Funny how that happens. I was in 2 near miss situations, both times I was extremely calm. Calmer than I have ever been. Afterwords I was shaking pretty hard though.
If micropayments, versioning, and bidirectional links are to be mandatory there must be some kind of DRM-like system enforcing that. It's not said because it goes without saying. Of course Nelson pitched this as "for your own good" but so did the RIAA/MPAA.
Ask HN: Request moratorium of the word *invest* in the context of cryptocurrency
Given HN's influence on the broader tech media can we, as a group, please cease using the word invest when it comes to cryptocurrencies ? It is misleading to the general public and to ourselves. Words such as buy, speculate, or gamble are honest descriptions and will help mitigate the anti-tech backlash when late buyers suffer major losses.

Whenever someone asks me about investing in bitcoin I politely correct them and ask they do the same when discussing it with others. Thoughts ?
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platinum is more electrically resistive (less conductive) and more expensive than gold
> I did that because it worked ...

These things tend to -- until they don't (by which time you don't notice).

> ... and nobody told me not to until years later.

Instead of trying to enumerate all of the wrong ways to do things, the RFCs -- the authoritative documents -- will describe the right way to do things (although, in some cases, they do explicitly identify some things one must not do). If an RFC is ambiguous or unclear, that's a deficiency which should be addressed.

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> And apparently I'm still doing it wrong, I recently learned I'm supposed to point the MX of the various domains to whatever certificate the mail server will use.

In general, the following has worked quite well for a long time:

1. Choose the "one true name" that your mail server will be known as.

foo.example.com

2. Create an A RR for the hostname that points to the IP address of the server.

foo.example.com. -> 192.0.2.25

3. Ensure that the PTR RR for the IP address of the server resolves to the chosen name (cf. "forward-confirmed reverse DNS").

25.2.0.192.in-addr.arpa. -> foo.example.com

4. Configure your MTA to use foo.example.com as its "official" name (in EHLO/HELO greetings, Received: headers, and so on). If you run POP3/IMAP4 daemons on the same host, configure them to also use the same name.

5. Ensure that the MX RR for any hosted domains reference the one true name.

6. If you wish to use additional hostnames to refer to this server ("mail.example.com", a "mail" subdomain for each of your hosted customer domains, etc.), create CNAME RRs for them that point to the one true name.

7. Acquire and install a certificate for the one true name of the server ("foo.example.com") AND any other names that the server is known by (i.e., any hostnames from step six) and configure your MTA (and POP3/IMAP4 servers) to use it.

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A few related points:

Notice the common theme: use the "one true name".

The above steps assume that everything is running on a single host that has a single IP address. If it has multiple IP addresses available, you can "get more creative" and use "multiple true names" (this is almost done for "cosmetic" purposes, however; there are no technical reasons to do so).

I did not mention SPF, DKIM, or DMARC, but you'll want to configure them all - and they should all use the "one true name" of your mail server.

Some mail clients nowadays can make use of the "autoconfig" [0] and/or "autodiscovery" [1] methods, eliminating the need for the end user to manually set up their MUA. Additional RRs will need to be created to support these methods; "autoconfig" will also require a web server and some additional configuration.

Postfix added support for SNI a few years ago (I can't speak to other MTAs). As with HTTPS, this allows using multiple "per-domain" certificates instead of a single certificate with all names. I don't know which, if any, mail clients currently support and, I have no firsthand experience using it. I mention it just in case it may be something you want to look into.

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[0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Thunderbird...

[1]: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6186
You cannot trust anything reported out of China, absolutely nothing. I do not doubt that there are people being slaughtered and massacred as I write, but anything reported out of China must be taken deeply suspicious, especially if it comes from the government. The Chinese government is the single greatest threat to freedom, and human rights this world has ever seen.
Yeah for sure. Like it's not racist that I like the white part of an Oreo cookie more than the black part. It just so happens that the cookie portions is called black and the filling colour is called white but other than that the colour is irrelevant.

I also have never heard of white markets, but I have heard and often use the word "grey market" to indicate an in between of legal and the illegal markets. This helps point to the fact that the word is not used in the racial sense, but instead the colour itself reflects a certain vibe. Grey is a bit brighter than black but not quite as bright as white. Thus the colour can indicate an in-between.

But like you mentioned "black market" and "grey market" probably won't be targeted by cancel culture since there is not an opposing white element.
United Airlines grounds planes after engine failure
Yes, master could mean master copy, but that analogy falls apart quickly. Obviously it's not master/slave (I don't even know what a slave branch would mean). But that doesn't mean it's a good name. And not being a good name doesn't mean we should change it everywhere (because change has a cost that must be weighed).
It wasn't the lady on the flight calling it an o-ring, it was the writer. And there's no way you'd just happen to make up the word "o-ring" unless you were trying to reference an existing term. You'd just call it a "ring" as the lady on the flight did.
Would you share details about the architecture of such systems?

Specially on how to deal with concurrent writes on SQLite.
There are comments on HN right now where people are questioning whether freedom of speech is good in the US by US citizens. Why would someone from China think it’s working after the shit show of 2020 and our own citizens not having confidence?
Hit the nail on the head here. The bigger problem isn't that there was an engine failure or even a blade off failure. The problem is that the containment failed. An engine is designed to lose a blade, have the cowling and engine frame contain the damage and land safely. When that containment fails, the damage and potential for catastrophe increases exponentially.[Edit - Spelling]
I guess it doesn’t have a likeable protagonist per se and is mostly episodic. Maybe it would work better as a Tv show instead? Still I came away disappointed.
Most of the bitcoins i bought are super shiney! did you get dull ones?
Click-bait title.
I didn’t know Agadmator was censored so I looked for information and found a video of him talking about it here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KSjrYWPxsG8

He doesn’t know why his podcast was flagged. He mentions a few possibilities-one of which is the black and white thing, which would be a mistake. It’s notable how guarded his speech is, as though he might say something else verboten.

I’ve watched hundreds of chess videos on YouTube and never heard of one getting flagged until now.
GTK, I didn’t appreciate the level of independence possessed by the Australian states. Unsure of how AUS states locked down - nonetheless, getting six states to agree on something is easier than 50. Point stands that the US could not lock down travel between the states, and it would be impossible to get the states to agree on mutual border closures.
There IS one thing different this time, COVID

Things will happen, it just takes time
Yes, the shoeshine boy! That was the story I read. Probably it was in 2008, too. Thanks for the clarification.
It's an optimal prefix code. If you already know what that sentence means then you can save the click.
Of ~20 decent bands I knew of at creation, 1 signed a independent record deal and personally they where far from the best.
Black holes are how I remember which one is which. But I would rather not have to think about it.
There’s a credible case to be made that freedom of speech has allowed the US to prosper.
So why bother screening any of it? So what if some nefarious content makes it through. Don’t like it, don’t watch it. Not sure why everything has to be sanitized.
This is step in the right direction. I hope to see more open source project based on trussed flourish.
Not really, why?

There are a lot of things that go into pricing of a purchase. Especially large scale purchase of cutting edge military technology with long time horizons by state actors.
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Free press is a nebulous concept, especially considering that for all but the most naive or disingenuous person the mass media press is an indirect tool of the intelligence services of each country.

> China controls flow of information so tightly, that even rumours should be considered credible unless proven otherwise.

You could say exactly the same about the military occupation of every country, or are we getting the whole truth in Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen or Iraq?

For me this a case of simply, "Since I am American/European I will believe my press" Well, I am not Chinese, neither American or European so I dont have that automatic loyalty nor prejudice.