skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's very difficult to actually do so. Even Stalin had to compromise and mainly remained in power by carefully choosing which factions to favour rather than overtly imposing his will, and even then he was paranoid of getting assassinated despite pretty broad support in his party.

I doubt anyone will be able to unilaterally control the CCP. For Xi to get where he was and to stay where he is, a gigantic faction in the CCP had to support his platform, and he largely relies on them to confirm him every four years.

For example, the survival of Xi Jinping was arguably crucially because of the non-reformist factions retaining sufficient control over the universities to preserve, with much compromise, Marxist ideology. Had the curriculum swung harder in the liberal direction, Xi probably wouldn't have been able to gain power.
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'woodruffw beat me to it, but I'll quote from the EFF's page that he links:

"""Federal courts and the Justice Department have recognized the right of individuals to record the police. Although the Supreme Court has not squarely ruled on the issue, there is a long line of First Amendment case law from the high court that supports the right to record the police. And federal appellate courts in the First, Third, Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits have directly upheld this right"""

They go into more detail in one of the amicus briefs that they link to in the text that I was quoting [0].

0: https://www.eff.org/document/eff-amicus-brief-martin-v-rolli...
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What corporation wants to do all the paperwork to spend all the money to establish all the shells to reside in a country where they technically legally owe the same tax but the government is just lax in collecting it?

The government can change its mind any time and start enforcing and you will owe tax and have no way out of it. Moving again won't erase history if they claim back taxes.
Hits all the right points, but the man is a terrible orator.
How's that relevant? I'm not weighing in on the broader wisdom of the parent post, but I don't see how that affects anything.
graber was probably used already.
Yes, that is it. Wow, I guess I forgot I came across it on Reddit - This would explain why I couldn’t find it on her. Thank you so much!
Natural gas isn’t replacing coal 1:1 or releasing nearly that much methane.

Natural gas is actually quite expensive per kWh and ramps down in favor of every other energy source most notably Wind and Solar. However, it’s in effect the cheapest grid storage option as standby gas turbines are extremely cheap, and unburied methane doesn’t degrade.

The only way to dislodge Natural Gas long term is to come up cheap grid storage options.
It is tax competition. It's just not also labour/university/transport etc competition all lumped into one huge unwieldy choice.
This story is everything essential about Bitcoin in one piece.
Interesting article for two reasons, how the practice originated and what it implies.

The practice seems to be somewhat wide spread (in the distance between departments case). That might be because it came from a Facebook group or forum where Law Enforcement officers exchange tips. The second is the choice of artist (Swift) who has been in a pretty visible battle with ownership of her music. I suspect that if the officers who use this technique thought about it, they might find that using Disney tunes would be more effective in terms of triggering DMCA takedowns.

What it implies, and is explicitly stated in the referenced video, is that a law enforcement officer is explicitly attempting to deny you your 1st Amendment right (as adjudicated by the courts). While the doctrine of qualified
immunity would likely shield them from prosecution, it is still a violation of your civil rights and should certainly merit disciplinary action on the part of the police department.
Yes, as well as Taiwan though the second is a core definitional distinction.
That does not mean that we cannot or should not try because if we want this change (and we need it!) someone just has to start.
Sorry the "crushed to death" was never in an official translation. But comes from various news outlets like CNN:

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/01/china/ccp-100-beijing-chi...

"Anyone who dares to try, will find their heads bashed bloody against a great wall of steel forged by over 1.4 billion Chinese people," added Xi, in comments that later appeared to be softened in the government's own English language translation.
What do we have Sheriffs? What do they do that local and state law enforcement don't do?
For a problem that doesn't discriminate by national boundaries, using someone else's lack of effort as a benchmark and ignoring the problem makes it worse for everyone. Its better to do the best you can and set a standard for others, and to be honest prove that doing so can be economically viable would be a great outcome, so others follow suite with fewer apprehensions.
Do you have a link to the list of signatories?
You know you're entering political realm when you're arguing over semantics.

What difference does it make? Turns out those who cry out against propaganda are just peddling their own version of propaganda.

I hope there can be an completely objective outlet that simply does not allow any opinion. Just the facts, no more and no less, but by the looks of it that's going to get much subscription if at all. If anything Facebook sort of showed us what this new age of news are going to be, and it's not in the direction of objectivity.
> We have never bullied, oppressed, or subjugated the people of any other country, and we never will.

Isn't bullying one of their prefered tactics? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurting_the_feelings_of_the_Ch...
That's trivial: check which side is lining their pockets, then choose the other.
That's the town itself, the area is surrounded by Indian Reserves and I can't find any news how they fared. This was another First Nations tragedy, as if they didn't suffer enough already.
Which leadership principles are about having their warehouse employees urinate in bottles?
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Yeah, that's a great example. You can see some spot fires starting in a few places in the video along the side of the road.

If you know what you're doing, have backup power, and some water storage, someone staying behind to deal with the spot fires before they grow can have a large impact on the survivability of a house or neighborhood. If you're somewhere prone to wildfires and you have a pool (and are the sort to stay behind...), a good propane powered pump and enough hose to run good lines around the house will have a huge impact - and even if you don't have that, a few thousand gallons of water storage isn't that expensive (compared to a house). If you've got a properly set up wildfire rated house without much debris around it, a good Class A rated roof, and some water, you can do a lot.

Of course, you can always roll a 1, and certain houses (shake roof) will simply go up like a candle in an ember storm like this, but in that situation, I'm not sure a car stuck in traffic is the better option.

Houses can handle an awful lot of radiant heat, and they'll survive perfectly fine a radiant heat flux far beyond what a human can tolerate. You just can't let direct flame impinge on them for very long before it spreads.
The fair share is defined by tax law. It's not some additional amount.
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> I use add-lib branch of tools.deps.alpha that allows me to add dependencies dynamically at the REPL and then start using them immediately, just like in the shell.

You could do this with (battle-tested) pomegranate [1] ages ago, which is used by leiningen as the default resolver.

[1] https://github.com/clj-commons/pomegranate
Are you perhaps mixing up events? "Extirpation of indigenous european haplogroups" is a phrase I'd associate with the WHG/EEF boundary. Clearly we're not talking about that. I don't think I need to point out that extirpation of EEF-associated populations didn't occur either and isn't particularly relevant since one of the main areas these weights were found was Sardinia.

The paper is also talking about a period that begins in the eastern Mediterranean around 3k BCE, moves through southern Europe, and eventually ends up in Northern Europe and Britain around ~1k BCE. It's clearly not associated with WSHs.
Probably more like:

$y>5 || die "y should be greater than 5";
I don't think that is the case of any smartphone SOC. Even for questions about power management you tend to implement radio function with a dedicated hardware, so that for example the CPU can go to sleep and be waked up when a phone call arrives (for examaple). It would be too expensive to have the main CPU implement the 4G radio in software, they don't do so, it would also require precise timing that a non real time OS cannot provide.

Typically you have the modem that has its own microcontroller inside that runs its own firmware, that is encrypted. On Android phones you have a partition for the radio firmware, that you should really never touch (since doing so you can brick your device). Of course there will be a shared memory area between the radio and the main CPU to talk, but that is only for communication, then the radio microcontroller has its own RAM to implements its functions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Fort_McMurray_wildfire
> He failed to mention it was via forced labor though

Except the "Xinjiang forced labor", are there other claims of forced labor in the poverty elimination campaign?

I am just curious about the media report landscape, since I have not seen anything other than Xinjiang reports.
Indeed, it's classic mindset problem of wanting to solve a social and policy problem by your pet tech silver bullet idea.
For those curious, it's also up on the Google Play Store. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gettr.gett...
If you claim land is ancient Chinese territory, then everything you do there is just 'internal affair'.
Also probably believes in "wokists" and "cancel culture". All manner of dumbed down newspeak that is very characteristic of fascists.
The part you're missing is claiming to have insider anonymous sources (see also left wing "sources familiar with the thinking of [subject]") who will release the information to us either at the perfect time in the future, or through an encrypted "drop" in "the block chain"
That would be a short-circuiting logical operator.
If history is any indication... reminds me of the speech of Deng Xiaoping at the U.N. General Assembly in 1974 [1].

"If one day China should change her colour and turn into a superpower, if she too should play the tyrant in the world, and everywhere subject others to her bullying, aggression and exploitation, the people of the world should identify her as social-imperialism, expose it, oppose it and work together with the Chinese people to overthrow it." -- Deng Xiaoping, 10 April, 1974.

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I don't agree with the idea that climate change science is shaky, but this is a bad line of argument to go down.

Here's an example of why it's a bad line to go down:

> There's no conclusive evidence God exists or not, so why not choose the side that is more likely to save your soul?
Translation: people are skeptical of paying money to the government to fix something when they don't even bother to specify a plan of action
> and in some states they are even required to share it as part of a reference request.

Whoa, hold on. Is that really true? I found this list of states which have banned asking for salary data as part of a job application, but are there states where you're required to share it with a company just because they've asked on the application and are requesting it for verification?

https://www.hrdive.com/news/salary-history-ban-states-list/5...

Which states?
> In emacs, for instance, you often use `eval-last-sexp`, by default bound to C-x C-e. This lets you move your cursor to a particular point in the file, often deep in a function, and get the results of just the form(s) you're pointing at.

but that depends on how the environment is looking at the time.

during development, in scheme, i just have a function (reset) that reloads all the files of an app. sometimes i create a thread and poll the filesystem and reload everything that changed in the last second. that way i never have to C-x anything. if i need to eval a subexp i just jump on the repl and do it.
this is good. Could care less about the coal industry. let it diminish like the tobacco industry
Depends what you mean by "technical".

There are deep fakes that are good enough to fool some humans. There are deep fakes that are good enough to pass by some AI detection. Then there are some deep fakes that can not pass either.

By definition this is unquatifiable problem since you won't know how many deep fakes you aren't detecting since you aren't detecting them.
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Is it naive to ask why any of this is better than running your own DO droplet with Dokku? I am sure there is a better security story for CloudRun and Fly.io if you are sharing space with other apps, but if you are the only one running apps on it, is there anything to gain with using katacontainers/firecracker?
I'm not a Republican, but 1) that doesn't seem relevant and just seems like needlessly injected political vitriol, and 2) there's no shortage of either Democrats or Republicans who fit that category.
A straight vocal boost would change the audio profile of the overall scene pretty significantly, so I'm thinking some tool that has less impact would be desirable.

> I don't really know how often it's going to be necessary. Here I am watching this police officer blast some garbled mess

I don't know how it'd fare in this instance but continuous improvements to the Shazam-esque algorithms used by copyright-flagging bots might make this less and less likely to go undetected.
How is that any different from having money invested in stocks/real estate/etc today? Unrealized capital gains aren't taxed regardless of whether the asset is held by a corp or individual. In any case it's when the person realizes the gains that a taxable event is triggered.
The ternary operator is something I miss when using Go
This is so disconnected from reality that I fear you commented on the wrong article.
This is great work and you are to be commended, but I'm not quite sure what to make of the data... I live in a part of the USA that has been above 100F for the past week and will be again over the next few days (we got a brief respite overnight and today). When I look at the national average of the US in your tool though... it would actually be a slight improvement over my area if those were the averages. As I scanned through a couple countries at random, there were several where I thought "gee, that wouldn't be terrible." So, I don't know if sub-country data is available, but it might make it a bit more real, at least for countries that span large geographic areas.
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This is obviously off topic for HN. Accounts that post like this eventually lose submission privileges, so please don't.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Which says they need to establish trust before being allowed to use comingled inventory.
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>We barely can resolve largest and closest exoplanets into a few pixels

For now...

https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.08421

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQFqDKRAROI
Slightly related, there is a proof of concept FUSE based system that mutates files being read. [1] The purpose is when fuzzing with a simple bash harness, it is not high performance but has a fast set up time.

1. https://github.com/TACIXAT/FuzzyFileSystem
I think this is a translation of the phrase 头破血流, which literally means "head broken, blood flowing"[0]. This phrase has been used a fair amount in CCP literature under Xi. For instance the opening paragraph of this October 2000 article out of People's Daily[1], which was also released in English as "US interferes in other countries' internal affairs, threatens global political security"[2].

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[1] https://www.sohu.com/a/427753259_119038

[2] https://peoplesdaily.pdnews.cn/opinions/us-interferes-in-oth...
What you said is true, but the original commenter said that climate change burned down a town, not that this town burning down is proof that climate change is real. There’s a very big difference there.
The author of the video is simply reading from a script, as visible by his distracting eye movements.

Why not just publish a blog post so we can skim through it at higher speed?

Is it for the Youtube ad revenue?
Should have played a Prince song..gone in 3,2,1...
well, I mean, at least they are building their own tech and their own platforms I guess...
You're being downvoted because you're airing an uncomfortable truth. Deep down they know you are right but they don't want to admit it so they downvote you.

It's a natural human trait; I doubt Lobster is any better.
There's that, too. It's the forest version of technical debt. You can build it up for a while, but if it doesn't burn, when it does, get out of the way...

The huge crown fires of the last decade aren't how forests are supposed to burn. A "standard" forest fire is a lower intensity event, burning along the debris on the floor, taking out a few trees (usually older/weaker/dead ones), but it doesn't come through as a wall of several hundred foot flames, incinerating everything in its path.

That's a fairly new feature for forest fires, and it's going to take a long time to get rid of all the built up debris.
It's much easier to force a corp to pay dividends or do a share buyback than it is to chase them around the world with some horrible tax policy. A 0% corporate tax with law to prevent excessive hoarding of cash in the corporation is the only sane solution.
On Android I can still run whatever software I want, and there are ecosystems of apps that rely solely on sideloading because they are not allowed on Google's app store.

Google or Microsoft trying to prevent you from running whatever you want would probably lead to swift action from EU courts, it looks too much like an attempt to control competition on their platform. So instead they stick to scare-mongering with opt-out.

Apple gets a pass because they are the underdog (30% market share in the EU)
Literal translation is “skulls will be crushed and they will bleed”
Robinhood IPO filing reveals dogecoin as one of its biggest risk factors
He is the president towards other nations.

Since his power does not go beyond what a nation's president does towards other nations.

Of course he is far more domestic power than some countries' president (and far less than even more).

But is he a dictator? At least not based on any common sense. I mean, Joe Biden called Puttin a killer. If Xi is a dictator, I bet Joe Biden would at least mention that.