skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just about all Americans support and defend doing moral things, but the "Moral Majority" was partisan. Just about all Americans have values that they care about, but the "Values Voter Summit" is partisan. Just about no Americans advocate for being irresponsible with government money, but "fiscal responsibility" is a specific partisan interpretation of what sorts of uses of government money are reasonable.

That only a subset of the population wants to be marketed to under the banner of "free speech" doesn't mean that people don't care about free speech itself.

(Neither Gab nor Parler have any objection to FOSTA/SESTA's unconstitutional limitations on free speech and neither of them have any interest in standing up for the free speech rights of sex workers, let alone their ability to participate in the free market.)
Twitch apologizes for usage of “womxn” in Women's History Month post
I also got the impression that the labor negotiator aspect was under specified.

I don't think it was poor writing, though. Rather, I think it is a side effect of this mainly being reported evidence. This is less a story and more a presentation of evidence?
What’s labeled centrist in the US would be considered basically authoritarian fascism in most of the rest of the western world.
2% wealth tax, plus zero percent nominal interest rate, plus 3% inflation....means -5% real yield for those counting at home.

Looks like we'll get negative real interest rates one way or another!
> I can only assume folks in the EU are seeing something that actually asks for consent

Nope, same message.
Why home vs nickle? Nickle seems to be the same with the addition of your own DNS for the same price.
So why don't you?
Unless one side doesn't really care that much for those clumsy spies - for them - who can't even keep themselves out of trouble. It's surprising sometimes how long such an approach can work.
They left out the caveat of with business and production need and VP and driector approval but it kills the theme of the message to enumerate all of the classifiers.

Moving that much sensitive data is a big task with invokves many interested parties.
Hard same. If something is really important to me (aka... catastrophic if lost) I try to make sure it's backed up onsite (backup drive on my desk) and offsite (one or multiple cloud services).

Otherwise I try to diversify services and stay in a place where I can switch services if needed. I don't obsess about it or anything and I still sometimes choose convenience over keeping my options open. But anytime I get involved with a service, I try not to go all-in.
Theoretical Physics in the 21st Century
Intelligence Leads to a Tree of Needs [with Animated GIFs]
Couldn't you just return the hardware to the store and receive payback where you live?
I think that's the big problem with the "decentralized" WWW movement. There are about a billion conflicting definitions of decentralized providing very different properties, and it's never clear which definition people mean.
How will you handle the complexity of managing your own hardware?
Absolutely fair. I just want to make sure we don't rush to white knight someone in what from a distance could very well be a domestic squabble.

I don't doubt for a second that the publishers are crappy actors. But on the same token, you wouldn't expect them to do something so brazenly awful unless they had a legal leg to stand on.
Because you keep calling having a filesystem being UNIX.

As for its relevancy on iOS,

"POSIX Has Become Outdated"

http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~vatlidak/resources/POSIXmagazine...

By the way, the new secure networking APIs don't work with BSD sockets.
Thanks! Fix should deploy momentarily.

This is what I get for duplicating the examples across Godbolt and the post itself. It was originally 3D for no particular reason and I cut it to keep things short.
This is a recent video presentation by Jonah Edwards, who runs the Core Infrastructure Team at the Internet Archive. He explains the IA’s server, storage, and networking infrastructure, and then takes questions from other people at the Archive.

I found it all interesting. But the main takeaway for me is his response to Brewster Kahle’s question, beginning at 13:06, about why the IA does everything in-house rather than having its storage and processing hosted by, for example, AWS. His answer: lower cost, greater control, and greater confidence that their users are not being tracked.
Executing spies isn't an effective deterrent. So logically it makes sense to keep them around as potentially useful assets. Either for exchange, interrogation, or conversion into double agents.
Look at this very secure code written by their CTO: https://archive.vn/oxbck
Unions are labor mafias that extort money from companies or government. They do whatever they can for workers at the expense of people that rely on those workers.

Furthermore they are just political machines for uber liberals and other leftwingers. I've seen unions endorse candidates that actively are working against their workers interests just for politcal endorsements.
It’s incredible that supporting free speech is considered to be only important enough to the “far right” now to be worth marketing to.

It is indeed incredible, though perhaps not in the sense that you meant.
The looneys in the right also are plentiful.

the "American mainstream left" has been:

Silent on their idol Biden bombing a middle east country.

Hawkish on having a confrontation with China. Even a military one.

Calling for any people with real or perceived criticism of them to be cancelled.

Organized the BLM protests which caused 100X more economic damages than the crazies in the Capitol.

They are in bed with the mainstream media, the technology oligopolies and the entertainment industry where their worldview is relentlessly pushed and any dissenting opinion is squashed. They still call themselves victims.(Victims who act like executioners)

They are silent on their hero Biden expanding jail facilities for latino children. Total silence and the few mentions are just euphemism= "expanding facilities"
The M68k has two different syntaxes too. The argument order is still the same (src,dest, the correct order in my opinion), but other things are different, with the main difference being indirect addressing which is (a0) in Motorola syntax, while it's a0@ in AT&T syntax.

So while the changes might not be as huge, it's definitely not just Intel.
Many of the apps allow you to draw polygons on the map. The polygon thing is how they handle the long tail of searches, by giving you DIY functionality.

I just wish having a basic 2D floor plan was a listing requirement/standard. I’ve wasted so much time going to view properties I could have instantly ruled out if I saw the floorplan. Also. This is how I searched for apartments online 20 years ago. Matterport is the new shiny thing and borderline overkill. Nice if you have genuine interest. But during the browsing phase, I prefer the simple 2D format because I can quickly tell if it’s something I’m interested in.
The difference between china and US collecting data is one is evil one is not but in reality that kind of data collection is unethical no matter who is doing it.

To some of us there is not much difference.
I somehow snagged a copy from a local video store back in the day, when those were still a thing. Was weird to see something so niche in a mainstream shop, it was good to put on in the background when entertaining guests, and it feels nice to hold a physical piece of a largely digital history.
> The number of messages on Parler that had content like that was probably very limited.

Why are you saying "probably"? A lot of it was backed up. You can go check for yourself, it was very markedly not limited.
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Lol, yup, I was just thinking that after I posted. /r/conservative is hilarious in that they rail against censorship and free speech issues and yet basically self censor so strongly that only "flaired" (someone vetted to be part of the group-think) users are allowed to post in pretty much all discussions. And even flaired users who dare to oppose the group-think are quickly banned. The cognitive dissonance on that subreddit is quite amazing.
I'm really enjoying your product! I'm a post-doc mentoring a team of CS students and being able to give them transcripts of our discussions has really helped keep them on track.
Show HN: Internet Controlled Lights and Loudspeaker
How many nobel prizes did Lucent get?
Yep, but even so the “free speech” thing is a false premise to begin with.

The public rebuke against places like Parler and Gab is not an attack on free speech. It’s ostracism. Those people still have 100% of their rights to free speech perfectly intact.

The constitution protects against restricts on your right to expression. It does not protect against other people refusing to listen to you or refusing to put up with you.
Nice another website where you can't reject the tracking cookies. If you follow the link to "customize cookie settings" it only tells you to disable the cookies completely.
> Nearly 70 percent of Americans have less than $1,000 in savings.

That is an obviously false assertion. Per the US BLS, the median household has ~$1,000 leftover each month after all ordinary expenses. It takes quite a bit of credulity to assert that households making >$100,000 per year have no money saved up in the US on average.

You are almost certainly citing one of the long discredited sources that define “savings” as “money in a savings account”. Savings accounts are an anachronism, most people don’t even have one because they don’t serve a purpose. The only people that make this claim anymore are pushing an agenda, that it is blatantly misleading has been pointed out for many years yet people still insist and repeating it.
The idea of public accommodation is ultimately based on the notion that commercial appeals (such as a store window and an open door) constitute an 'invitation to treat' (do business) and that these should not be withheld from anyone on the basis of their unalterable personal characteristics.
> I can't find any of the details about Nacon's unlawful actions, and it seems Frogware is being intentionally vague.

They are not.

They’ve written about it before: https://frogwares.com/the-sinking-city-is-being-delisted-her...

In short,

- They have withheld payments owed Frogwares.

- They have been behind on payments made by on average 40 days.

- They have incorrectly claimed to own the IP to third parties, including in their IPO.
I think in the future we will realize that OCD is actually autism and autism spectrum disorders are disorders with dopamine regulation. I think this because I used to be on the spectrum until I regulated my dopamine levels and now I'm much lower on the spectrum. Anecdotal of course, but the link should be studied more.
It's confusing how you criticize leftists for not realizing that they could theoretically be the target of these attacks while citing an extremely well-known example of leftists being the target of these attacks.

Leftists are generally aware of this risk, because today there is no shortage of similar social pressure against leftist ideas, and do not think it's a concern. The problem is not that it's never occurred to them.

One reason why it's not a concern is that there's no reason to believe that a principled stand against this tactic by the left will have any influence on the right. Conservatives in Hollywood in the middle of the last century did not blacklist communists in response to any similar activity by communists; they did so spontaneously. So there's no reason to fear an increased risk of use of this tactic. Nobody is getting ideas they didn't already have.
> Why doesn't it work without REFERER headers?

Don't know. I just spotted that it's the only meaningful difference I had in my traffic between visiting with Firefox and with Chromium. IIRC, it's the fetching of the capture timestamps that fails when the Referer header is missing.

> I haven't changed any settings from the Firefox default

You might have forgotten like I did once.

> and allowing it breaks links to jwz's site.

Do you mean this one?

https://www.jwz.org/blog/

Seems to be working fine for me with the Referer header enabled. Maybe it was a temporary glitch?
r/ParlerWatch has been surfacing violent threats for months, long before the Capitol riot.

https://old.reddit.com/r/ParlerWatch/
> As a South African all of this is fascinating. Especially the shift of where the "center" is.

> It seemed every American not on the left is called "far right" from where I am sitting.

What you are seeing is polarization. At the current moment, a lot of the Republican party has moved away from more moderate Republicanism and more towards Trumpism, which is a far right movement.

Fact is that more Republican Congress members voted to punish a moderate Republican like Liz Cheney for voting to impeach Trump, than voted to remove Marjorie Greene from committee assignments for claiming school shootings and 9/11,were a hoax and that California wildfires were caused by a Jewish space laser.

It's not that anyone who isn't left is now considered far right. It's that a lot of people who were more moderate Republicans in the past, have moved much farther to the right. There are more people on the left side of the political spectrum that moved father out too, but not enough to even nominate one of the far left candidates for president.
As much as I love open source, Gab should have never been open source. It seems very unwise to make a highly targeted free speech social media platform available for easy backend code analysis. No wonder they were hacked.

https://git.rip/gab/gab-social
Probably clear I don’t have a lot of experience! :)

But maybe I should? Maybe that example would help? :)
When private businesses support free speech everyone sues the hell out of them for "interfering in elections" when it really was netizens swaying voter opinions using free speech.
Are you suggesting that if trade with the US stops due to a US-China dispute or war there is literally nobody else in the entire world to trade with?
Windows terminal for the win! (pun intended haha)
No mental disorder is a joke and the more joke it seems to a layman the more gravitating it is
Gab is like Facebook. Parler like twitter.
Except /r/conservative never claimed to be unbiased. After people started brigading and posting threats (examples are occasionally shown by moderators) they had to tighten up their moderation.

In contrast, /r/politics claims to be about general politics but most content to the right of AOC/Bernie gets downvoted or deleted.
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If we sort-of mush the Democrats and Republicans together; the US Economic Strategy for the last however many decades has been to import stuff from overseas and beef up on services. The result has been titans like Apple (best of breed at outsourcing manufacturing to China), Amazon (best of breed logistics, very strong at importing from China) and Google (amazing service).

Is there any reason to be surprised that the US no longer manufactures the world's most sophisticated chips? Is there any political will to change strategy?
This is very strange. This sounds like something that should be settled in the courts; I can’t imagine a lawyer would recommend making public claims like this while lawsuits are pending.

This all seems very amateurish.
The Hollywood screenplay format is one of the most grotesque offences against typography and design that I have ever encountered, but the upside is that the uniformity makes sure that every screenplay is evaluated on its content and not on its print design.
> This sounds like frenology all over again.

Phrenology, and no, it's not at all the same. Phrenologists believed that you could determine aspects of a person's propensity towards behavior by measuring their head; psychometricians believe we can determine how intelligent someone is by using an intelligence test. If you really think these two things are at all comparable, it's hard to believe you're posting in good faith.

Truly, you're doing yourself a disservice, and you're showing ignorance and disrespect toward the many social scientists, psychologists, and statisticians who have researched psychometrics and the study of general intelligence for over a century.

> There are many ways to teach children, and children are different. No need to give up or never try due to some linear stats.

Where is this implied in what I posted? I absolutely believe in making sure that people have access to great mathematics education; further, I don't think we should even use aggregate statistics to in any way limit the opportunities we extend to every member of society to climb that ladder if it is their calling.

The problem is that there are people who expect that the constituency of mathematicians is going to be a 1:1 representative sample of the population. In fact, that's probably still "too white" for many, since that would result in 60%+ white people.

In reality, the group is, will, and will always be composed of those who are able to ascend to a level of mathematical greatness that you and I and most other folks wouldn't even dream of. Any attempt to change that forcibly along the lines of racial equity is going to result in something that will make Maoist killings of intellectuals look positively honest and forthright in comparison.
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Gross Revenue is deceptive in an industry where you pay such a high percentage as commission to your agents. It’s basically a pass through function, they get to brag about a big revenue number even though it comes with a large liability. No measure of profitability will ever be impressive on this business is my guess. Unless there’s something else to it. But based on the comments here, sounds like they just bought a bunch of good agents who will walk as soon as they start trying to reduce their commissions.
I wonder why the epub version on gumroad is named after the (only?) ebook reader that can't handle epub
Being able to “hear” a fundamental when it’s not there in a spectrogram but the upper harmonics are is known as the missing fundamental and has been known and studied for over 100 years. It seems likely that the auditory system is not only doing a spectral breakdown of sounds (like an FFT) but also something like an autocorrelation of the signal. That autocorrelation will recover the fundamental as long as enough harmonics are present
Your average Republican is going to be more authoritarian-leaning and hawkish than the not-actually-left FAANG caricature you're describing.

Republicans are pretty unlikely to support such leftist notions as democratizing the means of production, whereas your average FAANG employee just might.
As you probably saw in the blog post, the ability to do this is currently only offered via the desktop app, which I do not use. I only use the web interface, the Android app, and a non-Element matrix client. Element said in the blog post that it will add this option to the Android app, and once it does, I will use it and subscribe. Hopefully that answers your question.
> I believe Europe is in the same boat

You think? While UK was busy banning Huawei for spycraft, Macron was signing a partnership to install Huawei factories in France. I guess “when you can’t beat spies, invite them to your own territory and pay them”, or something like that, I don’t know I’m not a politician.
It's been years since that was necessary. All major distros do this sort of thing automatically now with GUI configuration tools as a first class option. Even on bare bones distros like Debian.
What is this "Russia Beyond" website?
Off topic - if I wanted to write a report like that with those cool templates and graphics - what did they use ? I don’t think google docs can do that :)
Awesome, glad to hear that it’s been helpful!
Mono (open source implementation of C#) is much older than that.
Well, suppose there's a group of people saying that another group of people (which happens to include you) should be killed as soon as possible. In an ideal world, they probably wouldn't do that because they'd recognize that collective aggression against others could rebound on them, but in the imperfect world we actually occupy it happens all the time. Of course, you could just figure they'll limit their social opportunities and eventually grow out of it or develop some higher wisdom, but just how long should you have to put up with threats from random strangers and anxieties about your personal safety while you are waiting for your antagonists to become enlightened?
I believe they had to release their source code in order to comply with the AGPL, because they forked off mastodon right? I’m not sure if they decided to go with mastodon as the basis for their codebase in the beginning or if that was a later decision.
Despite having this inside info on Soviet military, the US experts drastically overestimated Soviet capabilities, and spent an enormous amount keeping up with an opponent over whom they were already far ahead.
I can cherry-pick several thousand twitter messages (probably more) that make this quote seem like a soft, fluffy teddy bear. But no one here accuses twitter of being a terrorist platform.

Your last line is absolutely correct: To make this obvious, this is not a free speech issue.