skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Depends on the rights holder. I have a random 43-second clip from Cyberpunk 2077 with some jazz playing in the background uploaded to YouTube. Within minutes of uploading, UMG made a copyright claim on it, meaning that YouTube can show ads on my video despite my channel not being monetized and UMG will get that ad revenue. However, it doesn't actually impact my channel's standing in any way. And I guess a side benefit is that you can actually listen to the full track by clicking the automatically added link in the description.

It does allow me to either mute or replace the song if I don't want UMG claiming my video, but most likely it will just completely destroy the audio in the entire video.

(https://youtu.be/7_C14lT4Tzw if anyone's actually curious)
International corporations are not citizens. That premise is absurd.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27701617
A couple of interesting things about this new product:

1. This is an "source available" project, they published with sourcemaps on: https://twitter.com/adgodev/status/1410667547335217169

2. They copy a lot of content (images + posts) from Twitter itself. For example, they hotlink images from Twitter: https://twitter.com/z3dster/status/1410654138921279499

3. They will be enforcing moderation practices to remove "objectionable material of any kind" per their user agreement.
How so? In julia, one problem is that you can’t redefine datatypes in the REPL. You need to restart.
Pretty sure no AI required, especially if the (near) exact audio that was being played was available.
Off-topic, but Bash's manpage is awful and a great demonstration of the limitation of manpages.

Not that the content is bad (it's great!), but as OP (and you) demonstrated, finding relevant information is close to impossible in the humongous document.

In Bash's defense, its manpage is a concession to people's habits, and its documentation really rests in its Info page. Except that doesn't seem to be popular either (I'll admit to being still inexperienced with its UI, after decades of sparse usage)...
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That are the current choices. That could change in the future, it has changed in the past. At one time not of the right Christian sect was in the list, today nobody cares - just one example that I won't get into trouble for mentioning.
> Gettr

It must be written in Java. Does it come bundled with a Settr app?
> There are certain rules that even the most extreme objects in the universe must obey.

A strange way to put it. The more object is extreme the harder it would be for it to disobey laws. If we try to imagine what forces are involved, all we'll find is that our imagination has it's limits. I'd be less surprised if some quark disobeyed laws, because it small, forces are minuscule and... who is to notice? Maybe they disobey laws all the time, just scientists fail to catch them red handed.
I actually don't disagree with you but I think there are some nuances that I should clarify. I'm not pro-exec nor super laissez faire, etc. but at the same time I don't think the target of our ire should be our fellow workers in other parts of the country or other countries. I don't know if unions or something else is the answer to this but trying to exclude other workers from getting opportunities seems wrong, especially when executive compensating is so high and many of us are drowning in work.
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Yep, it works great. The only caveat is that to load non-mainline drivers (e.g. VirtualBox or Nvidia) you need to enroll a Machine Owner Key (MOK) and then use it to sign the driver. In Ubuntu/Debian the mokutil process is streamlined and "apt install" will automatically prompt you to do it.
> This is a common belief people hold to protect themselves from altering an existing worldview (or previous statements). I'm not sure how you construct a view that the belief in the scientific method and various derived conclusions (eg atheism or agnosticism) as the "correct" way to explain everything in reality, is not a defacto religion.

I didn't say it's correct, I used the word 'approximation'. Because it's never about the result, it's about the process of 'proving' and 'provability'. And in this sense religion and scientific method/framework is orthogonal. Because it doesn't matter what the person's religion is, they carry out the same scientific process, and the answer to their religion/belief is always 'i don't know. not provable'

> Reality is not altered by any religion. Not sure what this has to do with the belief in the scientific methodology.

But that's the fundamental differences. How do you get to know the reality through religions? How do you decide which religion is the truth? If someone forms a religion by Harry Potter just like the Scientology, how do you pick and choose? Suppose religions is a big set, and new religions getting formed, how do you pick? But in the framework of science this kind of result doesn't matter. Because in the scientific methodology you go through the process, and that's the important part. You can choose to believe whatever religion shaped this reality you like and that doesn't affect the scientific method itself. Scientific method is a tool you can use, it doesn't give you answers to all questions(provable), and it doesn't need to.
The world should pay me trillions to solve climate change. I'll do whatever it takes to make climate change a thing of the past. What's that? You don't want to pay me Trillions to solve your problem that I say you have? Well, that makes you a climate change denier and worse of all, a Science denier. You are literally dooming humanity because you are selfish & greedy & don't want to pay me Trillions. How dare you! You should feel shame.
I see I’ve landed so deep in the sea of FUD, beyond my ability to keep my feet dry, but I’ll make one last attempt at spreading actual knowledge.

1. Too guaranteed boot Linux with UEFI Secure Boot OOB without technical fiddling you have to use GRUB signed using keys trusted by Microsoft, like Canonical’s keys. So kinda, yes.

2. Many firmwares allows you to roll your own keys, meaning you don’t have to trust MS or Canonical or anyone else.

So you have the choice between user-friendly (default) or improved security (requires fiddling).

I personally think the default makes sense for most users, and I’m already 200 miles beyond proving that Linux can indeed use UEFI and Secure Boot. That’s an established fact for more than half a decade now.

Not being able to disable those in BIOS won’t prevent you from loading Linux, and it would reflect better on the wider Linux-community if people stopped pushing such FUD.

Canonical has a good write up here, if you want more details:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UEFI/SecureBoot
With a physical bus reset attack you can also set PCR values without any authentication, which essentially breaks attestation. Also only some TPMs have anti tamper features and security certification (best ignore the ones that don't).
The law wasn't rejected, the judge issued an injunction until the lawsuit is settled. Nor does the judge indicate he thinks this is blatantly a violation of the first amendment.

"That brings us to issues about First Amendment treatment of social-media providers that are not so clearly settled. The plaintiffs say, in effect, that they should be treated like any other speaker. The State says, in contrast, that social-media providers are more like common carriers, transporting information from one person to another much as a train transports people or products from one city to another. The truth is in the middle."

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flnd.37...
Eh, why not? Anything's better than alcohol. Gabapentin is probably popular because it's like alcohol without the negative effects and it's non-addictive. It works as an antidepressant even though not accepted by the healthscam industry.
"...whereas the person filming and publishing the situation probably is..."

I would expect most judges to take a very dim view of that argument.

Youtube's algorithms, however, will do what they're written to do...
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> What really killed me was that the youngest part of the population, the ones who will be the most impacted by the climate crisis, voted the strongest against it. Switzerland being one of the richest countries, I cannot understand how an increase of 10% on luxury items (plane tickets) can have this impact.

Young people by definition have had the least opportunity to accumulate any wealth. Why is it surprising that people with the least money are the hardest hit by price increases?
You beat me to it. :) Yes, blocking ##div.release in uBlock Origin did the trick for me as well.

> Also, I unstarred pretty much everything.

Unfortunately, this seems to be a common theme in all of the discussions I have read so far. It's really an unfortunate outcome for projects that have nothing to do with this, but perhaps a wave of "unstarring" across the site will cause GitHub to reconsider this change.
The Yellow Vest protests were pretty much caused by increased fuel prices affecting the working class, so it’s not surprising that Switzerland voted to avoid a similar situation.
TL;DR: Trumpists are going to build their own Twitter, with Q and former president.
A carbon level of 1,000-2,000 ppm will prevent that interglacial from happening and will melt Antarctica by that point in time.

For the past 1,000,000 years, through many interglacials, the carbon level has never exceeded 300 ppm.

If you look at what "should" be happening right now then we should be cooling. The last interglacial ended 10,000 years ago and the fast Milankovich cycle caused by oscillations of the axial tilt is in a cooling (decreasing tilt) trend. If prior ice age cycles held we should be seeing cooling and the formation of continential glaciers in northern Canada. That natural cycle has been decisively broken.
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YouTube striked white noise with a copyright claim: https://www.neowin.net/news/youtubes-algorithms-strike-white...
[removed] - The original headline or comments I read as Amazon locks bios of Acer laptops sold through Amazon. Clearly incorrect!
I can 2nd FreeAgent as a user of about 5 years.
> seize all the wealth

How do you propose doing that legally? Or how should the US government survive the wealthy citizen's legal assault if they were to find a loophole?
> The most important thing is that there is some defined order. This makes it easier to debug, and reproducibility is just a very nice property. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reproducible_builds Simple stuff like making golden output files for your tests becomes easier.

Relying on this type of behavior when it isn't required is somewhat of an anti-pattern. And can often lead to mindlessly copying the results of an implementation in tests.

A quick aside: any sort of generic ordered container that supports O(n) iteration must necessarily require O(n log n) work to construct in the average case. So the asymptotic complexity is necessarily the same as sorting the keys of a hash map with undefined iteration order to artificially create a defined order.

It isn't too hard to simulate the behavior of insertion order iteration by maintaining an array alongside the hash map. And surprisingly enough, space and runtime complexity is practically identical to containers that implement insertion order iteration ;-)
The answer seems to be that we should tax capital gains and income at the same level. This would disincentive investment on the margin, but it seems like it might be the better tradeoff. Alternatively you can go the other rough and tax consumption (progressively) which would benefit accumulation.
Do you actually have any backing for these claims, or is this all pure speculation?
Mozilla thinks their mission is something else than the worlds only true free modern browser.

For them Firefox is only an income stream to fund their distractions^H actual mission.
What? That's the standard model. Use your own funds to create an MVP, and use that MVP to raise outside capital. (no bank will give you a loan for an MVP)
Are you familiar with the activist investor/board fight that just happened at Exxon?

https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/shareh...

(They’ve lost three seats to a climate-focused activist investor)
Perl (and Git and TCL) seem to have found a middle ground, where they broke up their manpages into different ones that refer to each other (via "SEE ALSO" section at the bottom). But it's sad that, in 2021, we still have such a poor terminal documentation system, and the improvement invented 40 years ago (Info) gained no steam...
By the sounds of it they did:

> I replied I will simply complain to Amazon and seek a refund through them
The video was a little hard to interpret. How do you recognize a lightning strike? Are we looking for the points where smoke begins to flow?
No. The bigger chain will be kept, the other one discarded. There’s no such thing as parallel chains and merge.

This said if you had n btc before firewall, you’ll still have n btc when it reopens.

(note that, as other said, such a firewall may be hard to do.)
Acer have always sold utter barrel scraping dog shit machines with worthless warranty made of the lowest bidding vendor's parts. I'm surprised anyone even looks in that direction these days. In fact I'm surprised they are even still going. And as for this, I am also not even surprised if it's happening.

If you're after a new laptop, buy Apple or a business grade unit from Lenovo (T/X/P series). If you can't afford that or don't want to afford it, buy a 2-3 year old machine from a larger refurbisher from the same list. If you shop around you can pick up a previous gen machine with 3 years next business day warranty on it sealed new for less than half current retail proce. I got a ryzen T495 for 500 GBP here with 3 years NBD on it.
It's not like what right wing celebrities are doing is a secret. One could imitate them, but I'm sure the current celebrities will not enjoy the competition.

Begin by maybe getting the domain name "squeeeeeelreport.com", installing Wordpress, put some Christian and American flag paraphernalia up there as well. Then repost articles but comment on it as though you were one of them.

Don't forget to pepper each post title with SLAMS and DESTORYS and HAPPENING.

Downvoters: Am I wrong?
This seems like a fairly inexpensive way to get into LinuxCNC.
Sorry, after what happened with Apple and iOS I'm unwilling to trust that hardware manufacturers ever do things like this in good faith.
which is gonna be useless if the part require write-only firmware which you cannot extract from the original part, eg. macbook's SMC.
Point being, cops aren’t actually allowed to retaliate, or stop you from filming them, just because they don’t like what you’re saying. They are required to let you speak and film.
So it makes sense to renew for many years now I guess.
Courts would never in a million years call this a copyright violation. If it was, anyone walking down the street playing music would be violating copyright.

Copyright law has a lot of subtlety and courts have to make reasonable decisions. Considering this a violation is not in any way a reasonable decision. Taylor Swift and her record company are not harmed.

Others probably are harmed (the public), but that isn't a copyright thing.
>It was the fraud of the century and only people with little understanding of finance bought the explanation

A CFO of a multimilion dollar company gave me the same explanation independently before Robinhood gave any statement.
Always weird seeing self post on HN, besides the « Show HN » thing
Also interesting (secret TPP) bit: "The deal also reportedly includes a framework to eliminate digital services taxes, which targeted the biggest American tech companies."

In other words, if you sell to us, we'll call it dumping, but in areas we monopolize, sovereign governments must have no role in the free market.

Up next, countries in the system must respect human rights as defined by Radio Free Europe.
My personal "favorites" have been some of the abortion ban laws that know they're unconstitutional but are passed and sit there "pending the overturning of Roe v. Wade".

Like, bro, you made an illegal law and you know it because you said "this law is illegal...for now."
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That’s not really true tho right? they mock him, they hurl insults, at the end we can hear them telling him he has no life… I understand that we’re now entering a phase of cognitive dissonance, but it’s always surprising to see it so starkly represented.