skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gathered members of the public had nothing to do with it. The cop could have used the tactic if it was only himself and the person filming. In fact, according to the article, there is no mention of anyone else being there.

Regardless, do you know anything about copyright law and how it actually works in court? I do. Anyone who does knows how absurd this is.

"The copyright holder is harmed in the eyes of the law by the violation of their exclusive rights."

They are not harmed financially unless it cuts into their sales because people are substituting this for listening to a purchased or otherwise monetized version.

https://www.copyright.gov/fair-use/more-info.html

"Effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work: Here, courts review whether, and to what extent, the unlicensed use harms the existing or future market for the copyright owner’s original work. In assessing this factor, courts consider whether the use is hurting the current market for the original work (for example, by displacing sales of the original) and/or whether the use could cause substantial harm if it were to become widespread."

Seriously, you should ask an attorney who works in the field. The copyright owner is really not a party to this case, they'd have a huge uphill battle trying to even get a court to take such a case, and if they did, they'd lose. And why would they bother? They don't have a dog in this race, as they say.
Oh cool, my project is on HackerNews! I was wondering about the sudden uptick in user signups, and then I checked HN...

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The future of Silicon Valley headquarters. What will happen to pricey digs?
I am using migadu after recommendation from drew devault. It's nice if you have a couple domains you want mail for.
Haha, thankfully debtor prison ended many moons ago and double jeopardy is protected against.

There are limits to collection of such penalties.
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HN loves it leaded gasoline theories.

Could also be the shift towards digital encoding of cell phone calls versus the old analogue?
M1 mac, two thunderbolt 3 monitors (daisy chained or on separate ports), only one working.
this thread wasn't made for you to spout your unrelated account shutdown
You don't have to back the project to be able to buy one though: you can preorder from the second production wave on their site currently. It isn't as if they are only selling to backers and won't produce anymore after that
Frozen underground pipes are rarely a problem. The temperature underground rapidly approches ~15°C independently of the current weather. So no need to make holes in your underground pipe :)
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Well, I'm no expert and I'm not in any position to say anything negative about Zoho Mail... but the free tier you mention seems to allow for one domain. So it likely won't work if you have, say, 5 active domains you want to receive and send email.
`Joe Rogan as he represents the other choice` but in reality this a marketing gimmick. As the article argues, his view is actually mainstream and popular and leads to commercial success.
So why isn't Taylor Swift and her record company suing everyone who is listening to music in a public place, such as a park?

They have no reason to sue this guy that doesn't apply to millions of other cases that happen every day.
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Which M1 Mac? Because isn't the only M1 Mac that is actually capable of running two external displays on a hardware-level the Mac Mini?
Also you can say you have other offers (or even go ahead with multiple applications) and therefore you want a competitive offer.
I think the implication is that if it happened today it would be considered a war crime.
The misery we allow our fellow citizens to face in this country is absolutely gut wrenching. Dollar General is a symptom, poverty is the disease.

Shame on us, and shame on the republic.
In 2007, I'm amazed that someone still kept an IRIX box up somewhere. I remember my uni having one around 2001, and it was regarded as positively ancient.
True! So I wonder how this works for above-ground pipes. If the water is sitting in some U-pipe would it not just leak out because its velocity is zero? Or are the holes so small that the σ > p even at rest?
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Try reading and quoting past the headline.
If you genuinely have a fear about backups, why don't you just automate a weekly/daily restore of your backup and have it check the data makes sense (e.g. there's an order in the order table within the last 24 hours, that the orders have increased, etc.).
Options are always automatically halted on the options exchanges when the underlying stock is halted. GME was constantly hitting volatility circuit breakers due to the large price moves during the squeeze.

These institutions were limiting the quantity that users could purchase, not necessarily halting the options.
Not true, the net positive is just a hypothesis, in reality they will become bonus and stock grant for the execs
The point here is that you can build complex 3D structure to have an exchange surface with gases bigger of orders of magnitude than with a sponge or a towel.
>Stupid has to hurt bad, and that just isn't palatable to polite society.

What does this actually mean from your POV?
Whiny prick.
Shoplifting and armed robbery are very different crimes.
I didn't mean to imply Rogan is some underdog, but that Rogan and the NYT represent different approaches to the ambiguity of modernity. The NYT aims for worldview solidarity while Rogan accepts and embraces the ambiguity.

I also suspect his topics just appeal to young men (fitness, comedians, Elon Musk) and that accounts for a portion of his base.
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Great work, and as somebody who self hosted my own email from 2013 to 2021, I don’t envy you. What broke me down was Google starting to spam my emails that were replies to conversations that I did not start — even with a stellar domain reputation and DKIM, SPF, reverse DNS, greylisting, everything set up right.

I hope you have personal contacts on the Gmail team at Google, much as I’d like for this to be a joke.
I believe this is part of the AWS's explicit policy, possibly also in the terms of service:

https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/data-privacy-faq/

It would be crazy suicidal for their cloud business to break it, and possibly open them up to lawsuit.
I did the opposite and don't want to come back. I install a couple of linux distros every year just see what's up and every time it gets worse in my opinion. Or at least going nowhere
Yeah - the wrap up video was pretty good...
I _did_ notice that while the professor appeared to have been very gracious in conceding - none of the 'witnesses' seemed to have much to say.
>I'd be curious what leads you to your accusation.

Part of the reason I blame the free market is because of the timing, but also because many of the functions that used to be performed by the family and community are now performed by businesses.

Specifically, I think the fact that middle-class people in Western countries no longer rely on friends, family and neighbours to meet (or even augment) our material needs has changed the way that we perceive interpersonal relationships on an individual level.

Because most forms of maintaining personal relationships come with real costs (monetary, stress/expectations, time, lost sleep) but minimal tangible benefits outside of the existence of the relationship itself, our "social mammal mental accounting software" discounts their value.

The net result is that we engage with friends, family and neighbours just enough to keep the relationship alive, but no more. We're lonelier, sadder and less fulfilled.

It's pretty bleak, and I'll admit it's a pretty broad stretch of logic, but I think it's at least partially true based on both my own experiences and the conversations I've had with the people I'm close to.
How are you doing that trial proof of work?
What open Web?

You mean pushing HTML5 that after 15 years keeps being half implemented, catching up with native apps, and now literally basically turned into ChromeOS for all practical purposes, alongside SaaS applications?
You’re saying the culture is just rap music and nothing else?
It isn't, but I don't think weight loss advertising is necessarily the answer to that.
I guess there hasn't been a court decision on "playing music publicly with intention of blocking someone from uploading to Youtube"
i might need to read how to relax
Connection between XPoint and the performance characteristics of Optane products was never clear.

For example, why would XPoint devices have near same throughput to conventional SSDs but half the latency? Why smaller densities (the nm node?)?
What distribution? can you share?
Are you meaning to imply that this will not actually be a remote position? Or that they will allow remote but don’t want to advertise that fact?
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100% agree - let’s not forget that at the start of the pandemic the social media platforms called the lab leak theory an extreme conspiracy and some social platforms blocked links, now it’s one of the leading theories, so clearly and unsurprisingly these policies have already resulted in legitimate discourse being blocked.
What if the gov gave anonymous "evacuation loans"? The target audience is teens in crime ridden neighborhoods that want to escape, but have no means to do so, and even if they tried, the immense peer pressure wouldnt let them. The loan would allow such teens to relocate anywhere in the US, with all expenses, including tution, paid. Upon graduating the loan would be forgiven. I admit, this idea may be a fantasy.

Edit. Your comment being downvoted confirms that the politically correct left doesn't want to listen.
Yes you have the right to know what they are doing, but again pushing right up to their face with a camera is just being a huge dick
Don’t ever even open the “apps” or “smart features” menu. Use a smartphone and an external streaming gadget like chromecast.

That way you don’t need to see any of the poor guis, ads etc.
Given most Web agencies have moved from having Firefox as a must support browser on the support matrix, and Rust still has a couple of decades before reaching C and C++ market adoption, the mission might be quite endangered.

At least Rust has its own foundation, however just like ISO and other foundation based languages, lets see where the companies at the table take it.
Wow. I can read Bloomberg articles for the low annual rate of $290/year for the first year, but after that the introductory offer expires and then I would only be charged $415/year... /s

Alright, sarcasm aside, does anyone pay for this subscription? What makes it “worth it?”
I actually get asked about this semi-frequently. Probably nobody could replace me as a _developer_ on Purelymail, but I've been training my brother to handle extended maintenance and to have handover credentials if anything happens to me personally. (This might be in the FAQ?)
The R2R proposals, at least in the form that Louis Rossmann is pushing for, doesn't prevent anybody from making hard to repair or non-repairable products. Nor does it require companies to make trade secrets publicly available. As far as I know, it doesn't even force companies into creating any documentation that enables a third party to repair their products.

There is obviously that "loophole" where a company can still deliberately make a product difficult or impossible to repair just by virtue of that product's design. However, if the law is implemented, any covered devices that can be repaired, regardless of how hard it is to repair, will be repairable by third parties without having to deal with legal gray areas just to be able to acquire tools, parts, and information that they will need to do those repairs.
That's a hardware limitation of the current M1 chipset, not a software bug.
Encryption, if it is set up properly.
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Indeed, it's still very much alive in European industrial automation scene.

The ladder logic lends itself well for majority of industrial automation problems (e.g. turn on the motor until the part triggers a sensor, then activate a pneumatic cylinder to push it sideways). The control flow can be easily followed for debugging.

Since it's also easily interfaced with structured text modules, one can write procedural code for problems that are more easily expressed in procedural code (in my experience: statemachines, network communication, loops), but still use ladder logic that's more understandable by other people who may be maintaining the machine down the roead.
Same. I'm kind of shocked how poor basic functionalities on MacBooks are. You need a third party app to tile your windows. If you run in "clamshell" mode, connected to a monitor with the lid down you need to do all sorts of hacks to make it work and it drains battery like crazy and the fan is always whirring. In Linux instead you write two config options in a file and it works like a charm.

MacBooks don't even work with multiple displays. Linux is the opposite. Works with all the displays you can connect.

My work makes us use MacBooks, otherwise I don't have much experience with them. Linux I've been running for 8 years now.
Anq then a sinkhole happens
I remember reading an article that the width of railway track was set by the width of chariots.

I don't remember much about the article except it ended with some quip about the width of a car was determined by a couple of horses asses.
Which makes no sense, since CDA's Section 230 is saying nothing about being an accomplice to crimes, only about not being treated as the publisher or speaker of some information.
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I completely agree that it should be illegal for body camera footage to be deleted or tampered. In an ideal world it would be uploaded to some central server with hashes to confirm it is the original footage, but I've said my piece on the US police force recruitment, training, and up keep so many times I'm not going to go into this anymore.
TBH, this doesn't reflect well on the VP.

It sounds like they were foolish in terminating him (and poor in how they handled it), but an org shouldn't fall apart like that because of a single individual -- particularly a senior one.

In this case, yes, he was fired, but he also could have been hit by a proverbial beer truck, tapped to run another part of the business, etc.
I'm quite happy with Migadu for own domain use. I have a dozen that are unlikely to receive email but good to be able to receive them nonethelrss - migadu is great for that as you can add as many domains as you want.

Calendar feature is sorely missing though it seems this service also doesn't have it. I guess calendar is a pain to set up/troubleshoot timezone issues, etc
Or maybe - just maybe! - behaving decently has to offer some level of comfort, safety, and status. Instead the folks who try to work face poverty wages, violence, and degrading work conditions.

Instead of trying to make people's lives even more miserable ("stupid has to hurt bad"), let's give them a path to a decent existence.
Not at all true. Taxation, Labor, and Child Support agencies have real-time access to IRS data.

The issue is more about privacy rules. Local governments have to compartmentalize data and avoid impermissible use. They often buy data from third parties because the data isn’t “infected” with IRS compliance rules.
This looks great! Sign up for the free trial was pretty slick. I'm not sure how well known Klarna is outside of Europe (I know they launched in the US), but that would be my preferred method of payment. Or.. anything but Paypal (and giving my CC information)
Hash-based proof of work:
https://github.com/ScottPeterJohnson/hashwall

Same idea as:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash

Similar idea to cryptocurrencies.
I'd be sandboxing that shit real quick.
Do any macOS users actually want unification? I do not, but I'm just one data point.

Being able to use mobile apps on a computer is a clear win, but that's a purely additive change—you don't need change the existing OS appearance or functionality to accomplish it.

I worry that "unification" will be realized by dumbing down the desktop rather than empowering the mobile device.
This is clearly trying to solve a non-technical problem with technical means. The root problem is that AWS cancels you with too high bounce rate. The obvious solution is to talk to some AWS representative to at least temporarily not cancel you after explaining the situation. If AWS does not let you talk to them, then that's where the problem lies, not in some not cleaned up email list.

It's terrible to spend a lot of effort on this kind of tech just because some business partner has shitty customer support.
Revolutions aren't great, period. But they happen when the system can no longer function, unless somebody carefully guides a transition to another stable state.

That said, wrt "communist" revolutions specifically - they result in totalitarian dictatorships because the Bolshevik/Marxist-Leninist ideology underpinning them is highly conductive to that: concepts like dictatorship of the proletariat (esp. in Lenin's interpretation of it), vanguard party, and democratic centralism all combine to this inevitable end result.

But no other ideological strain of Marxism has ever carried out a successful revolution - perhaps because they simply weren't brutal enough. By means of example: Bolsheviks violently suppressed the Russian Constituent Assembly within one day of its opening, as soon as they realized that they don't have the majority there. In a similar way, despite all the talk of council democracy, they consistently suppressed councils controlled by their opposition (peasant ones were, typically).

Bolsheviks were the first ones who succeeded, and thereafter, their support was crucial to the success of other revolutions - but that support came with ideological strings attached. So China, Korea, Vietnam, Cuba etc all hail from the same authoritarian tradition. Furthermore, where opposition leftist factions vied for dominance against Soviet-backed ones, Soviets actively suppressed them - the campaign against "social fascism" in 1930s, for example, or persecution of anarchists in Republican Spain.

Anyway, we don't really know what a revolution that would stick to democratic governance would look like, long term. There were some figures and factions in the revolutionary Marxist communist movement that were much more serious about democracy than Bolsheviks - e.g. Rosa Luxemburg. They just didn't survive for long.
This is also what I've noticed, and it mirrors with investing mentality of their respective users too. Schwab, Fidelity and Vanguard (the 3 platforms I looked at before going with Schwab) gear their experience towards a long-term investing mentality. They'll do a large number of checks and forms until they'll let you perform certain trades (options, futures, derivatives, etc). You actually need to pass a few tests to do those. Meanwhile RH makes that as easy as slicing butter with a warm knife, and barely warns its users of the risks.
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Almost all RAM in the last few decades has been DRAM, rather than SRAM.
When I plug my tablet or laptop into a docking station, it is a desktop.

In what concerns Android and ChromeOS, it is as relevant as WSL on Windows for the regular consumer, specially on Android where it isn't part of public APIs.
Someone is generating hundreds AI videos of Hacker News
I found this YouTube channel using AI to generate hundreds of YouTube videos... and it's using HackerNews submissions as the source.

check https://youtube(.)com/c/TonyTechnology

the question is - why?
it's a low quality, low effort AI, essentially Text-to-Speech but with the added lip synced generated face. it looks bad, too bad to make sense. I thought it might be some spam bot to generate views, subs... and I found this intriguing.

here's why:
first it seemed like a good case study to research YouTube's algorithm. while many videos got 3-4 views or none at all, others got 300 or more.

but the more I looked into it, the more I started recognizing articles I've seen before... here on HN.

it's running for 2 months now with the same low quality, that together with the fact it's not too successful makes me wonder why put the effort in the first place?

is this spam? maybe it's an academic research? and maybe the person who created it is reading this and can share some info.
I don’t get the sentiment. From my POV MacOS has been stable for the past 7 years.
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I would think it's more the fact that targeting diet ads to obese people is just creepy and obnoxious, because pretty much all ad targeting tends to be creepy and obnoxious.

Though I agree with others that their statement was kind of overly-political. Are they going to ban skinny models from all ads next?
I actually haven't had huge problems with Google (yet). I'm not sure why.
Ask HN: Does anybody in America surf the web in Spanish?
I thought there would be more sites offering Spanish if my browser's default/preferred langauge was Spanish, but it doesn't seem to be the case.

Even in the case of CNN -- no bueno.

To see some Spanish on CNN, I had to choose to go to 'CNN International' first, then choose the 'Espanol' value from their own langauge dropdown menu.

I thought Coke, Pepsi, MS, etc. would go Spanish from the jump, but it doesn't seem so in my rudimentary testing.

Incognito windows. I'm in Phoenix.

Hotels.com did seem to offer Spanish out of the box -- they are the exception.

I know (?) many/most Spanish speakers in America can read at least a bit of English, but...do they/you have to do any special configuration to read in Spanish, or does Google eventually determine they/you prefer Spanish, or maybe they/you just ride English..??