skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It reads exactly like a paid article. The higher end rags are more subtle than this nowadays. They inject the narrative in passing, offhand, as if it was a given. Like a pill shoved in the middle of a treat. This marks CNET as a low end rag.

On the other hand, the Tesla oriented sites are often like this on Tesla’s side. The difference is that they aren’t institution sanctioned unlike the above article.

I hate that we are no better culturally than the shit periods of history that I read about. No better than the ancient Greeks and their wars between classes. No better than the yellow journalism period when we created fake news to start wars.
Anybody know what the difference between Virtual Z and Physical Z are?
Unpopular opinion: you can subscribe to YouTube Premium to stop ads on YT on all your devices
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Slashdot used this for moderation, dunno if they still do.

Basically people got a random selection of moderated comments and got to choose from different options.

If a mod's work was constantly off-base, they would not get mod rights again.
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It's a pure PR stunt unless they have a concrete plan for what they're subpoenaing the telecom companies for.
Nassim, potentially. These were all his reviews.

Of course it might as well be that Nassim is only compelled to write a review when something is really good, or really bad.
> still doesn't have kqueue

And with io_uring around it never will unless someone does a pure userspace implementation. Not certain if possible but it might be.
It's really not all that common.

Fascinating take on the subject: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/inner-monologue-...

> According to Hulburt, not many people have an inner monologue 100 per cent of the time, but most do sometimes. He estimates that inner monologue is a frequent thing for 30 to 50 per cent of people.
For what it's worth, Rossman also publishes on alternate platforms such as LBRY.
The question to me is not what was written in policy, rather what was normal in the engineering culture at that company.

They say they have a process for this, but how many engineers were following this process?

How many fixes were deployed as EBFs before? How common was it to use EBFs with existing tried-and-true scripts? How clear is it in this manual process what you're doing? How much pressure was there to do an EBF?

Depending on the surrounding culture around this, which I can't know from outside, he could be anything from a scapegoat to a cowboy coder.

If you fire scapegoats you don't fix the issue.
I was on Anti depressant (SSRI) and anxiety (Benzo) medication for more than 4 years. I switched to microdosing LSD and life could not have been better.

I use 10 microgram 1CP LSD(legal in Germany) at every 4 days interval. I don't feel any psychedelic effects but I feel more optimistic and motivated.

I have a very addictive personality and suffered from alcoholism and weed abuse in past. I was afraid that I might end up abusing LSD too, but to my dismay it helped in controling my toxic addictive behavior. For Ex :

- Reduced 4 cups of coffee to 1.
- Stopped eating junk food.
- No more binge watching TV series or anime.
- Wasting hours and hours on social media and forums.

Bit it is not a silver bullet to all problem. Daily exercise and eating healthy helped a lot in my recovery
Small claims court? Imagine if every customer filed a claim.
What about user moderation with [+] and [-] buttons ?
ERCOT was created to avoid some regulation, but winterization is not one of the regulations it avoids.
Source: https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/black-and-wh...
Exactly what I was thinking. There are obviously significantly more effective ways to do things. You could probably just keep the automated systems in place, but have human moderators verify every video that the automated moderators flag (as you stated, obviously not by watching the entire video at 1:1 speed). That alone would be strictly better than how they are currently doing things, and probably not too difficult to pull off.
I think what happened was they pivoted from _document search_ to an interactive oracle app. I would have used “index controller principles” to get the documents describing it, which no longer works. And I think what you want is the document search back.

And these days they throw a lot of machine translated ripoff sites as well as some malvertising dummy type sites. It’s really something.
you would really only need humans that watch things that were reported by humans, not every single video.
While this mic is on, also fix the time ranges for some queries. If you search “best Wordpress plugin for exporting data” , Google often gives me 4 to 5 year old links. Current top result is from 2017... where some plugins don’t even exist anymore :)
Came too late, so can't edit anymore, but here's an example of a custom renderer, that allows writing states using java properties format: https://github.com/saltstack/salt-contrib/blob/master/render...
Could it be possible that the “no aliens exist” meme is just not true?

Because mainstream media is saying that the military is admitting to tracking aliens for years now.
Shouldn't be too surprised.

The high-quality <a href="https://www.zeusbtc.com/Integrated-Circuit/IC-Details.asp?ID... digital signal processor runs at a frequency of 225 MHz, eight 32-bit instructions/cycles, and enhances the direct memory access controller.
That's exactly why X16 uses PC parts for that. The case is a micro-ATX case, the keyboard is a PC keyboard.
We need laws that prevent deplatforming / censorship on these large technology platforms, once they reach a certain number of users. These practices effectively oppress people and limits them at the whims of those who control the platform or the loudest/most powerful voice they pressures them. Since larger platforms are as influential as governments we need to recognize them as such and guard our society against them. Now that this issue is affecting those who have at times been proponents of deplatforming as well, I hope there’s broader support for appropriate regulation protecting the rights of individuals online.
The email client is still Thunderbird, it's in active development.
Man, those choks look really pretty
Supposedly the original motivation for the taptic/fake home button in iPhones was they noticed a lot of people had turned on assistive touch just because they were worried about their home buttons wearing out.
First Phoenix then Firebird, then they changed the name to Firefox because of the similarly named database (https://firebirdsql.org/).
Not sure I would seek advice about what you find "generally" good trading practices.
I could really only see that if your job title is "IE11 maintainer" and for the next 10 years you clock in, drink coffee and chat while waiting for a CVE to come in to fix. But you'd still rather not touch anything because there's really only risk and no reward to it.

Realistically it'll just be part of a far larger security team that fixes bugs in a large number of software preferably prioritising bugs based on severity where there's always going to be something better to do than mess with old codebases.
A new canine coronavirus was found in 2018 in a pneumonia patient in Malaysia
Shrink "at scale" until the company can handle the responsiblity. There's no inherent right to grow endlessly, and limits can be legislated if FAANG and their "best of the best" employees can't (or don't want to) figure it out.
It once happened to me that I had a really hairy issue with a sound card driver. After half an hour of web search I found a conclusive answer, written by none other than myself, but four years prior.
The human moderators only have to watch what is reported, it is totally unnecessary to watch everything.
Many years ago I wrote an article about this very issue (because I ran into it while debugging a service outage at 5 AM, which turned out to be something using select() when it shouldn't have): http://beesbuzz.biz/code/5739-The-problem-with-select-vs-pol...
Most ePub readers are intentionally not compliant with the standard, because the standard allows way too much. Including, for example, arbitrary execution.
You accept that there is an upper limit on community size, beyond which unsolvable problems await.
Nice.

Looking at this decades after it was written, I'd suggest that a modern book needs more on how light behaves and what physically based rendering is trying to do. Because today you write shaders.

On the other hand, game physics is such a specialized area that it may be worth omitting entirely. Nobody writes their own physics engine any more. Send people to "Physics for Game Developers" for that.
Opposite would be needed. That is I buy 1 tether for one USD. And then later I can sell that same tether for more than 1 USD. And possibly re-invest it again by buying more tether... That would be a Ponzi.
There's a big difference in prevalence/spread of covid across economic classes. Without knowing which one you belong to, this is not a great data point.
I think http://conceptnet.io/ is what you're looking for!
A new sqlite3 SDK Paintinglite
> Modi run his private circus of his kumbh mela and election rallies.

In terms of number of cases the worst affected are Karnataka and Maharashtra[0] which had neither Kumbh Mela nor election rallies. Neither did other badly affected states like Delhi. Kumbh Mela in fact started when the "second wave" was already well entrenched.

Also, long after Kumbh Mela was truncated and the election rallies got over - and even at the height of the second wave - people were still blowing social distancing norms to smithereens at farmers rallies [1] and Ramzan/Eid celebrations[2].

0. https://www.covid19india.org/

1. https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/covid-norms-go-for-...

2. https://theprint.in/health/covid-protocols-up-in-the-air-in-...
That’s not a bad description of how VoiceOver works. Apps export a description of their UI called the accessibility hierarchy.

There are a few UI editing features like high contrast and dynamic type, but not many because of how hard it is to keep the UI usable and allow those changes.
With the numpad, where do you put the mouse (or touchpad)??

Ergonomic keyboards often dont have a numpad for a reason - I find that its the mouse that is more detrimental to my arm than the keyboard. By far.

The numpad is just a distance that I have to travel over when going from keyboard to mouse and vice versa.

Numpads are useless to me.
iOS has been the most usable UI for people with various disabilities since it came out.
I think the issue is rather that many people have a hard time of communicating the skills they have in a way the other side actually gets the level you are at via simple text.

If they already know you, you can skip that step and the risks involved. Depending on your personality and flaws however it might also be a negative thing if people know you : )
72 million ethers were given to early investors/developers/Vitalik at launch.
Yes but not only. If you pay for their service It's also an IRC bouncer, meaning you can bring your own IRC client. It'll replay messages for you.
Some vaccines help nations exit the Covid-19 pandemic faster than others
Governed by "Traceable community license".

https://github.com/hypertrace/hypertrace/blob/main/LICENSE
When I read "restrict themselves" I think of OpenBSD, is this the same?
Kentaro Miura, the author of “Berserk”, has passed away
I am sure your left field question has a fancy term in the encyclopedia of fallacies, but are you equating Google's crawlers and AI equivalent of humans.

Even if you got an answer to your question, how would it affect the the parents assertion?

Should the internet provider of the person reading the blog post get royalties for the book the person wrote? Should you be paid for your snarky question, as the generator of content?
BBC is well behind India to malice its image & ruling party, and the authors writing are affiliated with opposition party. Don't believe any negativity this so called famous broadcaster is spreading.
> their failure at communication

So much to unpick in that statement.

The potential for communication differences in culture, gender, and personality to outweigh job performance.

That communication is a two way street, but poor communication is often attributed to one party.

The tendency for the promotion process to favour “upward focused” communication and communicators.

The fact that objective performance measurement, which could ameliorate some of these problems, is a joke.

It’s true that communication skills are essential, but laying the blame on poor performers just perpetuates problems.
> FreeBSD has similar stuff and it is also super complicated and basically unused..

Are you talking about Capsicum? It's definitely not unused. Unloved, maybe.

There was a Reddit thread where some people talked about the possibility of layering pledge/unveil on top of it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/jldsm2/do_freebsds...

Something along these lines has been done by Ryan Stone

https://papers.freebsd.org/2020/bsdcan/stone-oblivious_sandb...
Ys. The use of the courts and prisons as tools to quell dissent and maintain power for a minority prohibits efforts to reform prisons. To effect meaningful prison reform we must address the use of courts as weapons to silence political rivals. We should also be taking a hard look at selective enforcement, and lack of law enforcement action against criminal acts perpetrated by wealthy people. Steps like drug decriminalization, free career training/college programs for everyone, and quality rehabilitation are necessary to these ends but do nothing to right the generational injustices afflicted on the families caught up in the prison system.
> Well that's what you just did.

No, I did the opposite. There was no question and I still answered.
That's fascinating, I'd never heard of those! I'm still looking for the 'perfect' wireless headphones, so I'll definitely research them some more.

How is their sound, in your experience?
And is the cooling effect actually noticeable?
Exactly : not everyone gets to play with a kube cluster. Also there is a lot of sysadmins that don't trust docker-in-prod...
Atmospheric scientist here, currently non-practicing. You’re making the same mistake that climate denialists make, but in reverse. We actually know a great deal about climate feedback mechanisms now. We know the residence time of SO2 in the upper atmosphere. We know how to calculate the change in solar flux as a result. We can model what will happen — we know this because our past climate models did well with the uncontrolled experiment we're already running. Simply because the Earth system is complex doesn’t mean we don’t understand it enough to foresee catastrophic failure.

And if we overshoot cooling, we know how to fix it. Just pump methane into the atmosphere. Stuff lasts a few decades before breaking into ozone and CO2 (via NOx). We already know how that turns out because we’re doing it now.

Lack of perfect knowledge about the Earth-atmosphere system is not an excuse for inaction. The grand experiment was already begun in the 1800s, and it’s too late to call it off now. We must take both decarbonization and geoengineering strategies if we want to escape the worst of this.
https://matrix.org/docs/guides/client-server-api
This was an interesting read! Video games tend to be known as entertainment products, but here we see the creation and evaluation of one as an educational goal. I feel like this pushes on the boundaries of the medium in an interesting way.
You can always get something mass-produced from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Kinesis-Freestyle2-Keyboard-Standard-...

I've built my own keyboard but turns out I'm quite happy with the above Kinesis Freestyle.
Mozilla uses Marionette to automate its own browser UI testing (not just clicking on web pages).
> The main reason has to be newer C and C++ standards support.

Ironically clang is now behind gcc and VC++ regarding newer ISO C++ support.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support
Great read- I really want to know more about Jim!
Books are typically paid for indeed (even if you get them through a library etc.).
Blog posts are an edge case, but the rise of paywalled sites indicate that more authors think they should be paid for their work.

The interesting point here is: can a non-free site let Google crawl it in order to be searchable, while not allowing them to exploit their content otherwise?
> You can, it’s just not useful.

Yes, yes it is. Stating an opinion as if it's fact, again?
1% of those that get the disease. Not everyone.
I would expect the average Indian to fare better than the average American due to the population being younger.
Some stats on age and comorbidities.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-age-se...
Slashdot's system works just fine. With the exception of overtly-illegal content, moderation should consist solely of communal inputs to a function that operates solely at the discretion of the individual user.
Speaking only for myself, I recommend reading the full story. I found it much more interesting than the tl;dr.
Surprising highly production values -- programming podcasts are typically extremely poor auido with very little prep going into to them.
Undefined behavior in C is a reading error
How do you monitor things you are shopping for via RSS?
Thank you. This helps put the BBC's current warnings into perspective.
The PC crowd is right. Language encodes our cultural beliefs, and many of them are pretty rotten. But how do you update a culture's shared set of beliefs? Banning words is a symbolic exercise. What we tend to do instead is that we tell stories and share perspectives. We learn to empathize.

Figuring out how to feed language models with diverse sources of information is a tough challenge, but not impossible. I share Gebru's concern about "stochastic parrots".
Now I am imagining a full 400 ft Starship stack overflowing with LOX and liquid methane.

Debugging such condition would be ... unsafe.
Contrary to what others say of not donating to PM CARES, I can fairly sense their hatred towards current ruling party from their other comments, they have no basis of proving what they are saying. It's the outcome of social media & left-wing news agencies brainwashing them. I bet they haven't tried themselves checking for RTI information or any of that sort of information for PM-CARES. Just speculation from half-baked knowledge from media.

The options given in alternative are no doubt great, I'd personally vouch for Akshaypatra mission.
It doesn't replace SELinux, but it's similar. There are cases where app-controlled sandbox is easier to implement than selinux rules though. I'd summarise those as: app jails are for things apps know about themselves, selinux/apparmor are for things you know about the environment the app runs in.

(not sure if these are possible with landlock)

Example 1: You start `tar` to unpack something to /foo/bar. Ideally you'd tell tar that whatever happens, it cannot write outside of /foo/bar. This is not possible to implement at runtime with selinux, without relabeling the filesystem.

Example 2: You start an app which will open a socket and then never open another connection again (just accept). You could do it with selinux or apparmor by changing context/hat, but you'd have to actually rely on one of them being enabled and setup with appropriate rules. Instead with things like seccomp and other app jails you can say "from now on, deny any listen/connect syscalls".
i would ;)
Generally, it is the upper middle class that travel to different countries to go hiking. The lower class aren’t traveling to Japan to hike Mt Fuji. Also, hiking Mt. Fuji requires some care.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10248155/climber-livestreams-d...

Indoor climbing is definitely a SF techie thing. Tons of tech people climbed at Mission Cliffs.
Oh man how this makes me want to make the jump from normal electronics design into doing a chip.

They might not allow it (no chance of marketplace sales or follow-on volume), but if I were better off I'd drop the $10k or so and do something random just for the experience. Maybe a bunch of different little designs on one IC.
That's actually a much more interesting question, and I admit, not something I had even considered. What kind of outlier situations and stress scenarios should you be required to weather to be allowed to be a brokerage? We as a society instituted mandatory stress tests for banks after the last financial meltdown, after all.

The odd thing about the GameStop mess is that it inadvertantly exposed a lot of internal machinery of finance.

> But the 'you are allowed to only sell and not buy a stock' is so grossly wrong I don't see how anyone can look past that

I don't fall into either category, but I find myself disagreeing. These one-sided failure modes ("can only sell") are in fact common failsafes, although the reasons behind them are more generic. It may well be I look at things very differently because I operate on the other side.

Counterparty risks are real. When things start to fail, or there is a risk that an entity can not meet their obligations, the common fail safe is to limit/reduce exposure. Actions that would increase their exposure are not allowed, while actions that decrease their exposure, are.

When RH went into a one-sided failure mode with GameStop, they did what is required of them: they restricted their ability to increase exposure to a wildly imbalanced contract, only allowing trades that reduced the said exposure. Having these types of fail safes is, funnily enough, part of requirements for operating as a broker.

In effect, they were too poor to handle the outlier scenario. In the same way banks are too cash poor to allow all their customers to empty their accounts.

But oh boy, how they communicated that... now there's a lesson for future students.
We don't need scale. Google needs YouTube to be the only place to watch videos out there. I don't. Smaller communities self-moderate fine enough, and bigger ones can raise money from members to hire mods / editors / etc.

But this isn't working as well as it should because the platform / advertising oligopoly is eating up everyone's revenue and using those funds to vertically and horizontally integrate everything under a handful of megacorp brands.

For as long as this consolidation (aka "scale") continues, content moderation will remain "unsolvable".
> The reason why kubernetes et al. are so popular is that the orchestration tools like ansible, puppet, salt, chef... they all failed to deliver ultimately great software.

This assertion makes absolutely no sense at all, and reads like a Markov chain of buzzwords.

Kubernetes is containers autoscaling, blue-green deployments, revertible deployment histories.

Ansible and the like is configuration as code. That's it.

The closest there is between kubernetes and configuration-as-code tools is Docker's dockerfile.
Why You Shoud Learn Golang in 2021?
Ignoring context is not a sign of intelligence.
I saw Brave bragged brining RSS subscriptions back. Observing a direct link.
All YouTube channels (and perhaps playlists?) have a secret RSS feed associated with them. It's exclusively how I consume YouTube, allowing me to avoid all exposure to the recommendation algorithm.
Cardano’s Africa Project Proves That Blockchain Might Improve the World
Gmock and gtest on OpenBSD 6.9 hate each other
You’re right, that wouldn’t be too bad. I remember it being closer to five seconds, which I found really disappointing, and there are at least some hints of people with a similar experiences: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=278248

All of this might depend on peripherals, settings, SD card and so on, so maybe there’s more room for optimization than I had realized.
There is a sort of opensnitch based on ebpf but not sure is fully feature completed as you intended:

https://github.com/harporoeder/ebpfsnitch