skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These are bottom feeders who want to cash in on social media without the overhead of moderation. To MBAs that's a cost center that has to go. The "free speech" spiel is just their cover story to fend off government intrusion while the user base festers.
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i have noticed that when i watch (yt) videos sped up, i will simply adjust my cognitive ability to consume the information and once i go back to normal speed, everything seems too slow, until my mind adjusts again. so i think there is some adjustment that a brain can make for certain things, when it comes to speed.
This arises naturally from the US having been the global reserve currency for so long. Other countries' debts are denominated is dollars, so they seek dollars via mercantilism. This has absolutely cannibalized our manufacturing base. There is a case for a weaker dollar and to rebuild our exports.
I've been looking into Ceph a lot recently and was just wondering if they used it. Apparently not. Perhaps too abstract given their value of simplicity.
Playing with symmetric encryption algorithms in Ruby
This is a really excellent video. There is part where he has recordings of a clarinet and a guitar both playing the same note and slowly applies an filter to cut out the harmonics and the two distinct sounds converge. There is so much more to see in the video though and I highly recommend it.
Maybe update the title to "Domain Driven Design is Overrated", because this article has nothing to do with the Data Display Debugger.
Spyware is based off intent. Collecting data doesn't necessarily make you spyware. You can literally call anything spyware depending on how schizo you want to be at this point.
> Maybe French law is much weirder than ours, but this phrasing would be highly suspect in the US. You would get a really affirmative ruling that you are still bound by contract or not.

French law is not that strange :). But the decision was appealed and it seems Nacon won in appeal (in october 2020), which allowed them to pursue the contract and to publish the game another time.

The decision: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:DwqXp6...
More like a peg to stand on. Yarrr.
> most content to the right of AOC/Bernie gets downvoted or deleted

As Reddit has a user base that comes from the US less than 50%, this might have to do with the fact that the Overton window shifted so far to the right there that the opinions of AOC or Bernie would count as center-right pretty much everywhere else in the western world, with the Republicans being off the charts lunatic extremist right.
One thing I heard recently, that I found pretty true when role-playing in my mind, is that most of the design methodologies get like... 90% of their value from forcing _a_ methodology onto people.

The barebones "top-down"/"bottom-up" strategies most of us start up with is basically no good at forcing us to plan things out. But other strategies cause design errors to bubble up more quickly, so we can fix them, ship stuff that's right the first time etc.

Anyways I guess I just feel like you can totally mix-and-match design methodologies to your problem space, so long as you're actually applying it seriously enough (and have some agreement with stakeholders about it). But I do feel like too much discussion on these topics focus on failure cases and "false practice", and don't really end with actionable advice.
Was I alone in reading this as Dalton's Disk Disintegrator being overrated?
Taiwan?
Khamenei is that you? I thought you said something similar on Twitter a few months, years back but your main account didn't get banned for promoting terrorism.
That's unfortunate. To rebuild our domestic manufacturing capability we should loosen on intellectual property.
tl;dr but i wholeheartedly disagree. i can live without the lingo but the concepts are incredibly important. especially in large and complex projects. even though, in essence, it is all merely about encapsulation of data and actions that can be performed with/on them within context. it is good to have some general understanding of what is actually being done, conceptually. and having a philosophy with a name helps.
Just because twitter has illegal content doesn't make what parler was doing any less illegal. Just because someone else breaks the law doesn't give you a free pass.

This is not a free speech issue on any social media.

Amazon had every right to stop illegal activity on their platform.
Some of that was to goad them into wasting their own resources and of course to float the MIC jobs program.
Yes! I updated my post when I saw this.

I can't imagine it will be so simple for Frogwares to rip up their contract and walk away with the money they were paid already. But I imagine their publisher openly ripping off their game will make upcoming settlements really easy for them.
Jan Beta did a couple of videos for the Amiga 500 version

He had some issues with hdmi capturing that he fixed in the second video

https://youtu.be/e8brkYFoO9I
https://youtu.be/9baCd5O2nG4
I was working near some game publishers many many years ago, and the case when they would crack the game in order to publish/republish/rewrap installer, localize to some local market or release some critical patch, when the original team was not responsive, not experienced in certain tech issues, had no resources allocated, was drown in bureaucracy, or even was not existing anymore, was not so uncommon.

The case when this is breaching original contracts is the well the separate issue. Often times the publisher and developer have different views of the world, - relationships in this industry have always been tense.
The Jeff Bezos Test for Great Writing
How many left wing dictators have there been?
It’s mostly normal people freely associating with other normal people, without fascist establishment elite government control, like Twitter, Facebook, elite media, and most other social media.

Did you ever wonder why you are calling others far right or far left? Why are you referring to other American citizens with those terms? Who is pushing those terms that divide the vast majority of normal Americans? Who stands to gain?

The fascist establishment elite are getting richer by the second, while the lower classes are calling each other insulting names and fighting amongst themselves.

There’s an old movie called They Live. When you watch it now, you can call it time shifted documentary.
We can pretty much also conclude (given data on CVEs, etc.) that -- in practice -- programmers either aren't following that process or it doesn't have enough of an impact to actually get rid of memory errors of the kind Rust protects completely against.

(Caveat: Obviously 'unsafe' is relevant to this discussion, but at least you only have very small areas of code you need to check extra carefully.)
Something tells me that in 2021 a lot more people will identify DDD to mean Domain-Driven Design than the concept that you mentioned
The Problem with Perpetual Licensing
And direct debits and transfers are free ( barring potential currency exchange )
Or feed them misinformation.
It would be wild if there was some coordination of an intentional vulnerability in Mastodon or one of its dependencies. I don't think it happened here but I can easily imagine the future of open source moving in that direction, i.e. trying to damage entities whom project maintainers don't like who use their liberally licensed software (which has no warranty). Already Gab exposed that federation is just another rake to step on and doesn't necessarily save you -- their wiki page has a section that sums up the immediate reaction after their switch: "Mastodon stated that most Mastodon instances had blocked Gab's domains, preventing interactions between these instances and Gab,[47] and that Tusky and Toot!, two popular Mastodon mobile apps, had already blacklisted Gab's domains and banned Gab users from using their app"
That's not limited to credit cards, Revolut( UK) and Aumax (France) fintechs offer it on regular debit cards.
It seems that their primary gripe relates to the naming of certain concepts. The article does not support the headline.
https://terfisaslur.com/
And so is Google Chrome. Basically everything Android. Just don’t use that platform if you care about your privacy. And stop pretending just because millions use it or because it is supposedly more customizable. Google is Google.
This is true of current systems, which tend to simply automate human behaviour with human failings. It doesn't have to be that way though. It's possible to produce 100% correct components, and a system made of that kind of component can be dramatically simpler to understand.
US accounts for 16% of Chinese exports. 84% is the rest of the world.

So while it's the biggest trade partner, it's not the end all and be all. It's about as important as what the UK was to Ireland before Brexit. Stopping trade isn't helpful, but it's not a showstopper either.
It's a nanopore-based molecular sensing device that lets you play "molecular games", large-scale gamified biomolecular experiments.

Oxford's instruments are focused on DNA, demonpore's instruments are focused on everything else.
Can One Hear the Shape of a Drum? [pdf]
Right leaning content is downvoted because the US population leans left.

The centrist view, the average American, would be considered a leftist by conservatives. This is why they think they're getting brigaded everywhere. They are. Their beliefs are unpopular.

The only reason the US Republican party is viable while being so far right is structural voting advantages. That's why they've lost the popular vote almost every time for 30+ years. That's why 50% of senators are Republican when only ~43% of the populations votes R.

On the internet where these artificial advantages aren't present it's much more obvious that Republican policy is broadly unpopular, and conservative opinion is the minority. Or more accurately, the moderate left is actually the center, and the average Republican is substantially far right.
The big social media platforms tend to find themselves in hot water when something approaching "hate speech" trends on them. So they have a tendency to regulate that content away.

The center and left in the US are normally not in favor of hate speech, while the right is more supportive of it.

What happens then is people who want to discuss hateful topics and post hateful speech can't easily do it on the current popular social media platforms, so they need alternatives. That's the market for Gab and Parler mostly.

At this moment, it happens that the far-right in the US has a very "hateful adjacent" messaging. They generally support and promote populist, nativist, collectivist authoritarian, and conspiracy-minded ideas. Those often overlap with hate of immigrants and non-white Christians, as well as hate of liberals and social democrats due to believing in their participation in demonic conspiracies. They also tend to suggest violent and authoritarian methods to get what they want, like killing their opposition or storming the capitol, and other forms of violent insurection. Thus they fall in the market category of Parler and Gab pretty strongly.

It's mostly the far-right aka radical right, the regular right in the US does not all prescribe to these and don't all have "hateful adjacents" messaging.

Also some more extremist current left movements also have "hateful adjacent" messaging, though maybe less so, when they do it's often targeted specifically at the far-right, most likely as a reactionary measure.

Also, there are reports of such left-leaning accounts being banned and censored on Parler and Gab, hard to say how true this is, but even if a rumor, it keeps the less radical right from trusting them. And so they are often considered to falsy upheld free speech.
Can you actually have a faster system with hardware checks compared to what we can do with x86 with all security checks in software? If not, I don't see the point. Noone is going to buy slower hardware that runs the same safe language(which we already have access to).
If anything, i find that DDD is underrated and underused. But i can totally imagine projects where it goes completely over the top, like anything (frameworks, patterns, microservices, Redux -oh god Redux-, whatever)
Happened the exact same thing with agility when it became Agile™
That's what I think of most modern art, so I would be very careful making an argument from aesthetic sense here
These companies can earn higher margin by selling complete PC rather than just selling video card.
The Myth of Westernisation
I hate it when someone uses this term in light or funny contexts. As a teen I first got completely destroyed by this problem. I never knew why I was getting so many extremely intrusive thoughts. It hurt my self-respect and dignity. It turned myself against me. I never knew it was a condition. My academic performance declined, and I developed some habits I never even thought of. I was able to come out of it through focusing on other things like video games and hanging out with friends but it wouldn't go away completely. I felt it was okay though since my stress levels stabilized at that point.

Again in mid twenties, it got me. This time I researched it and found it is called OCD which is a medical condition, yet I did nothing about it nor I spoke up. It devastated me again and I suffered for years. Every single day was full of stress and I remember being sleepless for a few months in a stretch. I started reading books on how to take care of it and recovery was still far away. I became suicidal for a bit but I felt it was a wrong idea because I would let it win over me if I did it.

Finally, I've come to agree that it is okay to have it and not really take it seriously. I found out the point is to have the mind focus on useful things and keep it busy continuously. I've been doing this since last year and life has improved a lot. Today, 99% of my day is free from any OCD compulsions, obsessions and the stress. Yes I do get intrusive thoughts but I discard them and treat them with no more importance than a pile of crap.

If there's any of you out there looking for any help, I am happy to provide some resources that go a long way. Technically I should have seen some professional for this, but I was way too embarrassed to share my situation with anyone else. I urge you all to never make this mistake though.
What’s Next for Michael Lewis? (2001)
An "examples" directory is a great idea that didn't occur to me at all.

Do you have a suggestion for a useful example that would be better than the example at the top of the readme?
I thought "Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives"
I have massive respect for OSM maintainers. People don't appreciate how much work goes into the map data.

Anyway, you're right. In practice, protecting your privacy is a massive hassle. I just do it step by step, knowing that even half-assing it is better than nothing.
"man ddd" would disagree

speaking of which, ddd is the only application I have installed that relies on motif...
I believe the "law" should be applied equally. "Illegal activity" ignored on one platform or given a wink and nod and scanned under a microscope on the other platform is strange.

The selective application of policy while pretending to be fair and unbiased tends to make folks cynical.
Another thing I clearly experienced in the beginning of the mobile phone era, when one still could compare those things, was dynamic range. When speaking via a good landline, you could hear the presence of the other, but on mobile, there was only speech or silence. Noise suppression saves bandwidth, but it is so aggressive that the nuances in the other's utterances (breathing, hesitations, etc.) simply disappear. For a simple transaction that's not a problem, but when your SO lives far away, miscommunication arises too easily.
Wow, that's ancient, the built in graphic plotting feature seems nice though https://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/
Same experience in the early 90s, Midwest summer evening starwatching with my mom. We were pretty well in the habit of discerning satellite from plane, and saw a satellite stop for a few seconds, go a different direction for a short bit, stop again for a second, then a different direction until the horizon.
I was thinking of the debugger too. I was also surprised to see it described as “overrated” since it’s ratings have never been that good.
Conservativism largely fails over time in the free marketplace of ideas as evidence by human progress and societal change. Conservativism is fundamentally about suppressing change in favour of familiarity and established norms, which could certainly be seen as censorship. An obvious example of this is the conservative/Puritan influence in American culture, which has lead to excessive censorship of sexual content and cursing in American media.

Censorship is a product of political extremism though, it has no basis in one political ideology, only in how aggressively it is applied to society.
It was a great debugger in its time, with some unique features. True, its development was abandoned at long time ago, but saying that it is "overrated" seems a bit unfair.
This same publisher released a game based on the Paranoia tabletop setting, and then removed it from all platforms ~two months later without a single reason or announcement. To this day, no one knows why they removed it. The game wasn't great, but it certainly wasn't "delete from the internet without a word" bad. https://www.pcgamer.com/whatever-happened-to-paranoia/
That buggy thing is also probably overrated. I'm just not sure how people rate it.
The Aurora 7 Is a Seven Screen Laptop Battlestation
It's always baffling when people talk about depositing checks via forms and apps. The US banking system is moving sideways instead of forwards.
Telco networks have QoS guarantees that your ISP will never meet. Bypass the ISP and you won't have to deal with their latency.
The article is about Domain Driven Delopment, not the ddd debugger.
Sounds like the difference between agile and Agile. It helps to understand the domain when you're architecting a solution, but I didn't realise there was an extended nomenclature around it. I thought it was just a conceptual phrase.
A beautiful not-true-Scotman in the wild.

AOC -> Silent

Bernie -> Silent

Krugman -> Silent

Reich -> Silent

Faang Employees -> Silent

Ilham Omar -> To her credit, she spoke out.

If by "actual leftist" you mean people like Rania Khalek, I would agree, but unfortunately people like her are a tiny minority and constantly belittled, ignored or called tankies or something along those lines.

The mainstream left is dominated by the tech companies, by the mainstream press, by the universities and by the entertainment industry, all coastal highly privileged, 2% of income elites. Those are the people dominating the discourse and as Chomsky said they are "Manufacturing Consent". That includes a big portion of the "commentariat" here too.
For those unaware, the premise of They Live is that the elites and one-percenters are actually inter-dimensionally traveling space aliens.

It's a great movie, but a metaphor not a "time-shifted documentary", unless I missed the latest Qdrop.
What would you change to make screenplays better from a design perspective?
Plenty? Have you ever heard about the XX century? Bolsheviks? Fidel Castro?
Wait, you object to describing "american citizens" with political labels and then in the very next paragraph use a political label on a specific group of american citizens.

Interesting position.
A way to squint at assembly language: as backwards functional code where almost all subexpressions have been recursively extracted out into local definitions (except for leaf un- and binops) ... and then the resulting temporaries reused.
Don't forget the artificial inflated sales cause people buy several cars to drive every day of the week
> over whom they were already far ahead

When you're ahead, get more ahead. Wouldn't hurt you if the opponent is still losing more.
While working on my Master Thesis we used MVTec HALCON and its IDE named HDevelop.

https://www.mvtec.com/products/halcon/work-with-halcon/hdeve...
How do you know they're a white guy?
I have no clue how people can afford what AWS charges for bandwidth. I did the math once for migrating a project to AWS and the bandwidth alone costed 10x my entire current infrastructure for that project, which is something I run for free.
That depends who you ask. I don't think religion is unalterable, for example, but in the USA it holds a privileged legal position for historical reasons - although courts have concluded that merely claiming religious status is insufficient, eg https://www.ca10.uscourts.gov/opinions/18/18-1141.pdf

In general the Us recognizes race/ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation (to some degree) and religion as 'suspect classes' deserving of protection. But it's a thorny subject and understanding all the different perspectives is going to require a lot of reading.
On the other hand, "Documentation Driven Design" is definitely underrated and an excellent way to end up with a very nice API.
In hot war the emotions run wild and spies are/were shot, often on the spot after a drumhead "court".

In peace, even a cold peace that reigned post-1945, diplomacy and sustainability of your ops is taken into consideration. If your spies face certain death when caught, fewer will volunteer to become spies, especially if their expected career is measured in decades.
They're different types of radar systems.

https://platform.leolabs.space/sites

The pointed shape ones are 2D phased array radar. The radar is a grid of 4096 elements. It can observe things anywhere in the sky above it, however there are practical limits to how far off boresight it can operate. These limits are related to the arrangement of the elements, and result in the 6 pointed shape.

The others are 1D phased array radar. They consist of a line of elements rather than a grid. They use a parabolic reflector along the length of the array to focus the radar's observable area to a single line to make up for that missing 2nd dimension. So the reflector limits the radar to only observing across a single line, and the array allows the radar to control where across the line to radiate or listen.
> because they don't think about things from the systems perspective

That's quite a dystopian statement. I don't want to think from the systems perspective.

In fact I want to have the least possible amount of interactions with any system.

Don't buy the "systems" card. Don't listen to all this BS about convenience and cool factor. Who cares. At least banks are regulated and there's a known appeals process.
They are trying, although not there yet.

There is also the capacity issue:

TSMC has 28% of the semiconductor market under 40nm, Samsung has 10%.

As a foundry, it's ~55% vs ~17%. Add in UMC and a few others and it's 64% Taiwan. Definitely a critical dependency.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/TSMC-has-the-largest-market-sh...

https://www.eenewsanalog.com/news/foundry-market-jumps-24-pe...
Yes. I really enjoy IPFS and fully intend to use it in my next project, but there is still quite a bit to be desired. I think the IPFS cluster project may end up being what I'm looking for, but it currently has a few issues that need to be worked out:

https://github.com/ipfs/ipfs-cluster/issues/1226

Ideally, I could provide instructions for app users to follow my cluster, set the amount of content they want to share, track the size of content they've pinned and for how long, and provide rewards/incentives through the app for doing so.. similar to how private trackers work.