skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Have you heard of Hermeto Pascoal? I started listening to him the other day based on this article...

https://tedgioia.substack.com/p/the-most-musical-man-in-the-...

He's pretty incredible!
I advocate freely using language features anywhere they are useful.

Architecture has nothing to do with seminar-peddlers' "paradigms". Architecture is about organization. For each problem, some architecture is uniquely suited to addressing it. If you constrain yourself to this or that paradigm, you commit at the outset to failing to arrive at the optimal organization for the actual problem.
I have to say, it seems to me that OP specifically started the list with two different, interesting, novel approaches that are not as you describe. It's as if the comment was designed to repel lazy, karma-farming comments like this one, and yet you still delivered one. Why?

What else can you suggest in order not to prompt this response?
To be fair it wasn't like Origin was scalping the gold as back in the day the in game currency couldn't be purchased like with games these days. It was more of a game mechanic to address a problem.
Absolutely right about TSA. I know a guy who forgot a prohibited item was in his carry on (and loaded). He realized it mid-flight. So much for the x-ray machine operator making people safer...
> Temporal does not support parsing human-readable strings.

Well shit, that's one of the biggest things I want from a time library. There are about 15 different forms of human readable string formats that various APIs give you in their JSON responses and if they don't solve that, they haven't solved the biggest pain point.

I guess congratulations for not solving the problem and instead making Javascript even more complicated to use by introducing yet another incomplete date library that skirts around perhaps the most important feature and which millions of hippie JS devs will jump on the bandwagon to use.
I might have overstated a bit. Ads were obviously a sufficient revenue source, but provide far more revenue that is necessary for the core search engine. It’s possible some other revenue source might have been sufficient to support the search engine, even if not as lucrative.
> The stablecoins that succeed aren't very interesting because they're simply blockchain representations of actual funds held elsewhere.

Now do MakerDAO.
YouTube reinstates Right Wing Watch
Those Windows 7 screenshots evoke a sense of nostalgia for the time before a Windows that broadcasts and monetizes my every action. I think an even bigger “fuck you” pattern is when an OS that I paid for tracks me and monetizes my private information.

Maybe I’m just getting old.
My main issue with Reddit is when I'm doing mobile research about something, I usually Google about something, probably something and put site:reddit.com to read people opinions. When going straight from Google without having an app, the experience will be obviously horrible. Now I use an app called "Relay", but this also has some issues, it will open the Google link, but it will usually open the content and there doesn't seem to be a good way to get back to comments unless I'm missing something. Maybe I should try some other app, where I can either choose whether I want to see the link, or the comments. Usually comments are more interesting to me.

There's also an issue with going back to search once I am finally in the all context.

Ps: using android.
Use ingramer.com or a similar tool/api, download all the images of your desired profile, and problem solved.

I call this solution “fuck you too”.
I like that name better. But something that means exactly the same thing that isn't considered a curse word would be even better.
Find some Ents. They would support this law.
Facebook is the 5th American company to reach a $1T marketcap
Makes sense. Best of luck!
My understanding is it would be hard/impossible to get everyone to IPv6 at this point because there will always be a long tail of devices that aren't there yet, and we can't just jettison those from the internet

But yeah, I think even if everything magically changed to v6 overnight, we'd still be stuck with NAT to a large extent because so much is tangled up in it at this point. For one, it probably makes it easier for ISPs to bill their customers. Especially the dynamic-IP side of things.
Does that include the Mozilla Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Mozilla Foundation?
So this seems to be about the DIY biology rather than body hacking.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biohacking

I don't know if body hacking can help with Type I diabetes but diet and lifestyle can certainly help with other forms of diabetes.
> "The infrastructure" to share cat pictures cost peanuts

lol at this. Go setup that infrastructure and see how far you get for peanuts.
Don't get gaslit - this comment is on-point.

(Though I think it's obvious that USDT is a scam.)
If you define the market as [the previous definition] + [photos], Facebook still has significant competitors.

I can’t think of any definition that would only apply to Facebook that isn’t so narrow as to be unprecedented as a definition of an entire market.

Bell was “telephone service”. Standard oil was “oil”. What’s a comparable definition for the market that Facebook is in?
10k years ago they had actually already domesticated crops and weren't reliant (at least not in many places) on finding wild grain.

Regardless, it was all still done with science: Observation followed by trial and error informed by those observations. Maybe not the scientific method formalized by Francis Bacon, but it's still there in the outlines.
I had a similar upbringing. All the hours of my childhood in the local health and human services offices and WIC nutritional centers turned me off of civil servants and bureaucrats. It felt like they were always condescending and snippy, or pretending my parents' English was way harder to understand than it is, or just delighting in telling us our stuff was out of order.

Looking back they were probably just overworked and exhausted, but man.
If modernly is cheaply, yes 1960s.

If modern is dual pane windows, proper insulation, mixed use, multiple stories... this is still quite rare in California and only allowed to become common in new buildings ten years ago due to nimbys blocking any new development.
> Americans also estimated that the share of COVID-19 deaths for people between 18 and 24 was 8%"? The fact that we're so misinformed can't be a good thing, can it?

The correct numbers have been available on the CDC website the entire time, unfortunately a lot of people either don’t care or don’t find it useful to memorize those statistics. Not great to see but I think it track’s with the public usually mangling other statistical numbers as well when surveyed.

> A lot of the anger over the government's handling of covid has to do with that. It isn't unreasonable to believe (as I do) that, consequences be damned, the government is obligated to tell the truth and should not lie to get people to act a certain way.

Agree, the fact that so many government leaders spent a year downplaying the danger of the virus and lying to their followers to try to win an election or for other political reasons should make people angry and upset. It’s always sad seeing the stories of someone who was led astray by those leaders and subsequently even refused the vaccine and died of Covid-19 because they had been convinced it was just a common cold that only killed nursing home patients.
Yes, but again, you can use their official app, or literally any other app developed. Those third party apps can view anything. Contrast that with Instagram where if you don't want to use their app, sucks for you.
What is making Scrolldown more 2d than markdown? Is it just the extendibility? The intends?

I don't think I fully understand your concept

I also noticed your example grammar often contains a lot of js code. So it's not intended as different language but as data model with built in JavaScript? Kinda like a more modern XSLT?
I'd include some extra bits in IP addresses to eliminate NAT
I'm pretty sure that if they had non-targeted (or at least targeted not based on tracking), unobtrusive ads, and zero dark patterns, they would've been still earning enough money to cover their expenses and then some. Unfortunately, they've set out to earn all the money in the world for no benefit to anyone at all.
Whoa - I never knew that!
That's a good point. I was referring to the sentiment at the time where people thought there was nothing wrong with sharing music files that one person paid for and then millions copied, rather than buy. Putting aside the ethics of $1/song as good or bad, there was a sense of entitlement that I think has been tempered. Maybe?
Try

https://libredd.it/

Or

https://teddit.net/
Name me one land in all of history that has not been stolen or conquered? Also, could LGTBQ individuals live in Islamic State (or even Gaza or the West Bank!)?

Btw, you made claims of apartheid but offered 0 arguments in support of your position.
> Whether or not you want to accept those consequences is not censorship

So if whenever someone expresses a certain opinion, they received mass amounts of threats against their personal well being, by non-government actors, you would not say that this speech has been chilled/censored?

Are you aware of the concept of how certain actions (such as mass threats) can have a chilling effect on speech?
>its the fact the app errors so much that its almost common knowledge to hit up r/anki and get a manual procedure to crawl through backups manually.

I'm curious what causes this, because I definitely have a different experience from you. Very few errors at all, and I have decks with thousands of cards and hundreds of megabytes of metadata (audio clips, images, etc)
how exactly would it work otherwise?
Except Costco is very upfront and honest about what a sample is and how it works. The food-based analogy would be they offer you an entire meal then slap you after you take your first small bite letting you know you have to pay to continue eating.
I realize you're a stranger to this discussion. But you're coming in from the completely wrong angle here.

The "controversy" of note is the group who are threatening boycotts unless more sexy costumes are added to Dead or Alive 6. They do this because they think that Sony is censoring the Dead or Alive 6 series (and other games). I'm grossly simplifying things here but... that's the gist.

This discussion of objectification and/or consent is... simply not a thing in the Dead or Alive discussions I'm aware of. I mean, that discussion is going on, but that's more "Hot Tub Meta" and "ASMR / Ear Licking" streams, and kinda different.

Is a grown woman allowed to dress up in a skimpy two piece bathing suit and then stream herself playing video games on Twitch? Even when consent is 100% clear (no one is forcing this streamer to do this. They want to partake in the hot tub meta), a large group of people decry the "objectification".

So to answer your general question:

> I know next to nothing about the developers for the DOA franchise, but I am guessing there would be less controversy if the studio had a larger female presence.

You're 100% wrong about this. There are plenty of examples inside of the video game community where adult women with 100% consent and 100% control over their creative abilities choose to be sexy, but this sexiness invites controversy.

Its definitely not about consent. Its not about worker treatment. The discussion is clearly about how much sexiness should be in video games (and surrounding media: such as "streamers" on Twitch).
Log into Google, Yandex, Facebook, etc. These could very well be throwaway accounts (with real profiles locked into Firefox Container Tabs for example). This seem to work even with VPNs and non-residential IPv6, so hopefully it helps.
Crypto is too hard to use — or more specifically, requires too much financial and technical acumen to understand — to make it profitable for someone to operationalize a mass-market "volume" scam (a scam involving stealing small amounts of money from a large number of people) based on it.

"Volume" scams are the really successful scams — the ones that fly under the radar for years/decades because no individual person is ever out for enough money to make large institutions upset to the point of pursuing them. Tons of "volume" scammers get their start every day.

The opposite kind — the scams where large sums are stolen from relatively small numbers of people — are flashy, but ultimately futile, as high-value scammers almost always get caught, and quickly.
Facebook Container is not pre-installed on Firefox. This probably isn't the issue.
The problem there is that it allows people with deploy privileges to unilaterally change the rules. So you lose "code is law". Hypothetically, you want to custody of assets in an immutable contract with the minimal amount of privileges, and use proxy contracts for higher level on-chain functionality. But it's not so clear to me that it's possible to achieve a perfect factoring, in general.
Even then you are limited things to people who are willing to break the law and have a giant sign pointing them as a likely culprit.
> Assuming they get the virus! Which the lockdowns were supposed to prevent!

The key words being "supposed to". COVID killed as many people as it did despite lockdowns that destroyed the economy and ruined everyone's lives for the past 15 months.
It's ironic because the fact people don't really care about the message of the poem, is actually what the author was warning us about...live and learn ?
Yes the Chase fraud hotline is definitely open on Sunday.
The real issue is the populations are different. If the author is talking about at-risk students from low income families, is that the same population that has the option to work from home? It seems the people who participated in the bottom up approach had the means to do so (better jobs, savings, etc)
I think left leaning people see like 90% of elected Democrats, CNN watchers, & people calling themselves "liberal" as the left-most edge of the right wing. "Left leaning" TV networks & Democrat leadership seem to try very hard to never even entertain leftist ideas like universal healthcare, right to housing, etc. They aren't okay with Biden because he's on the left, they're okay with him because he's close enough to center-right IMO.
Not GP but I was 40. You?
I guess, a local proxy box to all those account, update, and/or IoT services will be the next hot thing, after Pi-hole. Call it the Account-alypse.

Otherwise, I can't see, how this masquerade of pretended ownership may continue.
So what though? There is no shortage on the internet of left wing outlets that consider any non-hard-left opinion to be "conspiracy theories" and "far right hate", and any website that doesn't censor conservatives to be guilty by association. They could find 20 or 30 such sources, but that is meaningless and tells us nothing. Especially in the modern era where the term "conspiracy theory" has become a largely meaningless insult, due to the prevalence of actual conspiracies.
What if I were to tell you the the Insulin for Type II diabetes is $35 at Walmart and the Insulin for Type I is $380-$500. By your reasoning shouldn't it all be expensive?

What you fail to consider it that the company that controls the particular type of Insulin that Type I diabetics require is charging 80% less in Canada than in the USA with everything else equal.

Do you get it?
Looks like they are aiming to remedy that:

>The next phase of the project will include a ramped version of the bridge to support those with impaired mobility.
I use Apollo on iOS and I have to long press on a link to do "open with Apollo", which is fine but pretty annoying. Would love to be able to set the default handler so that I can just regular press. Of course would be nicer if Reddit's mobile website just worked and I didn't have to rely on an app to consume the content in a civilized manner. Nonetheless I still maintain that reddit is more user-respecting than the other social networks mentioned. Low bar, granted...
And every state administers its own Medicaid system under a different name. Lots of folks don’t even realize that their free healthcare is mostly coming from the feds. In AZ, I had to explain this to several friends that depend on AHCCS.
Wow insane that you can’t see how anti-Semitic this is!
Since was the last time that you try using Linux?. Sounds like you try it like 20 years ago.
Actually Linux f works out the box
I think this is a great idea. Long overdue. Better late than never, however.
> then the policy itself is necessarily ill-defined

I'm saying no policy could ever be defined well enough to cover all possible contingencies of a messy, human world. The conceit that it could is one of the biggest driving factors of our nascent tech-dystopia.

An open policy would of course be better than a closed policy, if only because it would lay bare all of its flaws, but even then it could never be completely fixed.
Kind of ridiculous to demonstrate what things sound like while playing eerie random background music over it.
you can make an account from desktop no problem
> Now with Discard protocol support! See Code for details.

I certainly didn't read that right the first time.
I'm not sure how you feel, that's up to you to tell us.

The EU has done a fantastic job of respecting worker rights, from the right to disconnect, to time off / vacation from work, worker's rights for employment and having a social safety net if you become unemployed.

If you like metrics you can read the world happiness report [1] or look at how the OECD measures income inequality across the world [2], the US is below most European countries.

[1] https://happiness-report.s3.amazonaws.com/2021/WHR+21.pdf

[2] https://data.oecd.org/inequality/income-inequality.htm
Big players like LinkedIn, Facebook, et all play by different rules. Losing LinkedIns results would damage Google.

Half the reason I use Qwant is it works better than LinkedIn's paid search results. Google does much worse.
Ignoring the correctness, shouldn’t they atleast wait till it’s been published before bringing out the PR?

Another news report claims 1200 reviewers. But the reviewing committee wasn’t made up of mathematicians.

The CMI Rules are a fun read on how they qualify a solution (Spoiler: This proof doesn’t, atleast not yet)
http://www.claymath.org/sites/default/files/millennium_prize...
Ecma balls
Because the FTC can't without shooting itself in the foot. If the FTC defined a monopoly as widely as Ms.Khan did in her Yale Law Review paper, it would alienate the entirety of the F500 and create a constitutional minefield. The case might be litigated for a few years but, ultimately, the charge of being an illegal monopoly, along with any argument built upon that, would be dismissed. What the agency probably wanted to do was send in the most general and inoffensive claims first and amend as needed.
We must be working in wholly different fields. I make software that, you know, works.
You cannot be that harsh.

Losing your licence for DUI is reasonable, as you have to take several willful steps to get into that situation.

Picking up your phone for whatever reason is instinctual.
The approach I talk about with archetypes is the one used by Unity and many open source ECS implementations. It’s a pretty standard way to solve the issue.
To save money on infrastructure you need to pay your engineers more. Companies are choosing to hire cheaper engineers as they are the ones that are harder to replace.
Days when Russia could send problems to Mars are long over, so with regards to Russia reality ironically corrected itself to match the US expectations.
> Fibre-Reinforced Polymer

So plastic? Might look shiny now, but I wonder how these will look after 20 years of sunlight and other weathering.
People constantly think that Facebook/Insta/Google is trying to do good things for the users or that whatever is good for users is good for BigCo-s.

So sometimes it is true, but most of the time it is not and BigCo-s have to push users to do things.
> The draft defines ecocide as "unlawful or wanton acts committed with knowledge that there is a substantial likelihood of severe and either widespread or long-term damage to the environment being caused by those acts."

Sounds good, until you consider that people will want to use this as a wedge to declare driving cars, eating meat, heating your homes etc to be crimes against humanity. Having billions of people around has a substantial likelihood of wide spread, long term damage to the environment. We should collectively work to mitigate this, while preserving our quality or life and rights to happiness etc. This declaration doesn't help that, it just provides silly cover for a political agenda.
The content is pretty much the same if you log in. Google doesn’t seem to care in instances like this, I’ve worked on multiple very large sites that do the exact same thing (further in so e instances: present a JS app to users and a faster JS—less experience to google). Many news sites do it too, for example.
Cutting edge black market currencies? Most people aren't interested in that.

People come with their Argentina and Venezuela inflation and capital control stories and I fully agree with them but it feels like that is in no way justifying the hype around cryptocurrencies. Average people just want the MLM fueled number go up speculation and that is about it.
Ouch. The judge didn't really hold back there, the guys in FTC must be stinging. I'm not a fan of FB but it doesn't sound like FTC deserved to win that case.
thanks for the answer , all the best for your future works
Laws to prevent and penalize monopolies from forming on the internet. E.g. prevent google, facebook, amazon, etc from becoming all-consuming evil entities.

That and probably mandatory native layer 3 encryption
Distro-specific binary packages for CLiFM, the non-curses file manager
Please cite some examples.

BTW the post you're replying to is factually correct. As a government the EU does not innovative in the sense normally understood by the word, e.g. it does not introduce surprising new products, or (directly) create new technologies. It does however regulate.
They flip all character's case in one go, and also capitalise just the first character.

So, if your password was:

fishCAT

They would accept fishCAT, and also FISHcat and FishCAT, and that's it.
It's only ineffective because it hasn't been tried at scale. If you can co-ordinate enough voters to move an election, you can co-ordinate enough money to influence corporate governance.

A lot of AGMs are simply rubber-stamping exercises (look at how many directors are voted in again and again with 80-95% of the vote?!) It does not have to be this way.

You don't have to literally own Amazon to change their ways - in theory you can buy one share and ask some pointed questions at the AGM. If the other shareholders see that change is in their best interest, they will vote accordingly. Sadly, most are asleep at the wheel.
> #2 I only got wrong because I never noticed JS allows trailing commas.

No one used to risk it because IE was inconsistent with what it meant.
> I figured that once MLMs could be automated they would replace advertising. Folks would make money connecting each other to products and services through a kind of generic MLM network. Word-of-mouth on steroids. Heck, I still think it could work...

This is happening now with crypto and the DeFi space. Products create tokens and the users hold it to be able to use some of the functions which drives the price of the token up and the developers profit.