skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> tempted to log in and shut these down, but I'm pretty sure that is illegal

Ehh. Intent matters a lot. I'm not saying someone couldn't go after you, but as long as you weren't actively trying to make off with their data or impersonate them I think you'd be in the clear.

Imagine you got such an email and were confused. So you went to log in but couldn't. So you reset the password in confusion. That's not illegal, it's a very reasonable response to being notified of an account that you don't remember creating. If contacting the service provider fails, closing the account would seem to be the only remaining reasonable course of action. It's not your fault the service provider doesn't verify things.
I think we disagree, or at least I don't agree fully.
Putting what the Americans or white Australians did with what happened in Israel and saying it's the same thing seems odd to me. It's not the same thing. There are similarities and vast differences.
Also, Arabs themselves are settler colonialists by that definition. They started coming to the region during the Arab/Muslim conquests in the 7th century. No one spoke Arabic in Palestine before that.
Syntopic reading can also bring disillusionment: once you have read “the” book on a subject you’ll notice that other books on the subject or touching upon it are a bleak extract of it at best, and mostly bullshit at worst.

And then you start to question all the knowledge you thought you’d gained from the books you read that weren’t “the” books.

It’s similar to being an expert in a field and shaking your head when a newspaper article completely butchers that subject. Do you then still trust that newspaper’s articles on anything else?
Yes, correct. Only good solution I know about this is parents providing a manually curated library of media to their kids.

Having more tools to easily achieve this would be great.
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Mattermost is great, but I wish they natively supported the Matrix protocol to enable federation. Or — at least — made it possible to integrate a "natively-looking" third-party bridge, similarly to how Gitter does it.
You are trying to discuss things you have never tried in practice, just saw some examples in the docs. Your opponents are trying to explain this fact politely.
Why not split it between the 3 entities then? I'm sure they'll take it. If we're in the business of decolonizing let's get serious!
It's possible it's just a coincidence, but I agree it's likely cause and effect.
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I agree with everything you wrote, however - when we bet, we need to consider the stakes and the payoff.

So the important question is: should "we" take the bet on that immunity escape? Or should we not take that chance?

My opinion is that we should act decisively to avoid the bet.... but the UK government clearly feels lucky.
You know your Lisp.

If you are every in need of a subject to write about--I might even pay for a walkthrough of the code that built Hackernews.

I don't think I'm alone either.
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Not a silly question at all! This is something we're still figuring out- when there should be disclosure that the video is generated. For some use cases (sales) it might hurt, however for others (e-learning) it might not matter at all.
Yes, it's available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDcAOTaCXHs&list=PLUl4u3cNGP...

It takes quite a lot of time to watch (it's a full semester course) but definitely worth your time if you're into origami and mathematics.
Intel P state drivers and linux schedulers are working great on my recent generation CPU. Power saving is important to me so I run PowerSave governor with turbo boost enabled, for most of my work load it stays at lowest P states with <50 deg C core Temp and during demanding tasks it scales up without delays.

It's unfortunate that AMD's scaling is not par with intel on Linux, I didn't know this earlier.
It never ends up on a DOM node. The template is compiled into a render function.
If you open the shutter for a couple of minutes, you'll get streaks. Even with the 30 seconds recommended in that article, you'll get slightly elongated blobs instead of stars. (Unless you use an 18mm lens or shorter)

But still, it's true - it's easy to get started, and all you need is a tripod, a camera, & a remote trigger. You can skip the latter if your camera has a delayed trigger. (But fair warning - if your hobbies tempt you to get new toys, this is a dangerous hobby to have. There are LOTS of toys ;)
Where there's user input there's cybersquatting.
It's not important what is or is not happening right now, or even a little while ago.

The TOS expressly allows them to lock you out of your account if they detect you using an account that is not your Facebook Real Identity (tm)

They are allowed to brick your Oculus at any time, with no recourse.

See "I want to use a name different from my legal name for my Facebook account." Here https://support.oculus.com/fb/

And "If I’m having problems accessing my Facebook account, can I still use my Oculus device?" here
https://www.oculus.com/blog/facebook-accounts-on-oculus/

https://www.facebook.com/help/112146705538576/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook_real-name_policy_cont...
https://www.wired.com/2015/06/facebook-real-name-policy-prob...
https://media.business-humanrights.org/media/documents/files...
Doesn’t matter. There are two things that you need to land a job: technical competence and compatibility. In most cases a job description will claim to prioritize the former (and will sort candidates to that effect), but that’s actually bullshit at interviewing. People want to believe they are objective but in the end shared opinions will almost always win the day.
At least in Germany, its healthcare digitalization agency gematik recently chose to base their interoperable messaging infrastructure on Matrix. (https://matrix.org/blog/2021/07/21/germanys-national-healthc...)
Years ago I bought a Epson WP4515 printer/scanner. It had Ethernet and no WiFi but it had to sit just by the PC so it wasn't an hassle back then. One day however I had to move things around and it would suddenly need a long cable to connect to the nearest Ethernet switch.
Fortunately I had at hand a bunch of TpLink TL-MR3020 mini routers I had bought literally for coins at a flea market because I knew they support OpenWRT, so I grabbed one, installed OpenWRT and set it up to bridge the Ethernet input to my home WiFi, and bingo, the device was online without cables. If anyone is interested, those small routers are sold as 3/4G routers for being able to host a 3/4G dongle modem in their USB port but actually they contain no mobile modem, they just have 2.4GHz WiFi, one Ethernet port, one USB port. They are also ridiculously limited in HW capabilities, RAM and storage, etc, however they can run old OpenWRT versions, which makes them good for that use.
It's an interesting subject, thanks for pointing it out. Knots can be compared to 1D origami in a way :)
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Nice. I am battling this problem the same way as you.
I replaced reddit/fb with
Hackernews / curated Twitter but I think it is slowly getting too toxic as well..
The calorie part is about where you're spending calories. Brain or body? This gets complex real fast though. One easy part to understand is surface area and volume (but there's also things like metabolic rate and many others that go in here). But consider that brains are pretty resource intensive. In a human it's 2% of the mass but 20% of the energy. There's a linear relationship between neurons and calories but humans are an outlier in percent of energy that goes to brains. Additionally, it is the third most resource intensive system (for humans), behind skeletal muscle and the liver[0]. Which those last two parts matter a lot. Skeletal muscle scales with volume. So if you're bigger you have to eat more. The more you have to eat the more time you have to spend eating and your metabolism is probably going to slow. So it gets really complicated here really fast (and I'm admitting to my naivety to the subject matter) but basically it's not hard to see here that if you're pretty big you're probably not going to have the resources (or metabolism) to spend time thinking, which means a downward selection pressure on brain and thinking. There's going to be a Goldilocks zone here (like most things).

So basically if you can get food and don't have to spend significant time thinking to do so, there isn't going to be a selective pressure to encourage brain growth. And if you have a selective pressure to devote energy to the brain you're also probably going to have a selective pressure to reduce energy from elsewhere.

Additionally, I'll add that humans both lost fur and stood up because it is better for thermal regulation (there are other pressures too, there's never _one_ reason). So this also helps with the surface area-volume issue.

Basically what I'm saying is that there's these locally optimal conditions that need to exist at the same time to produce intelligent, tool using, civilization making creatures. (I mentioned in another comment that environment matters too. Can't get a bronze age underwater. But I also didn't mention you can't get a bronze age if you don't have a social structure, something, for example, octopi lack). Basically what astrobiologists are looking for are the combination of these optima necessary to produce certain traits. What many commenters here are missing is the combination part, mostly thinking that only intelligence matters to create a space fairing civilization, but you can't get to space if you can't create advanced composites, explosives, and many other things. Or in other words, the astrobiologists aren't idiots and probably know what they are talking about despite what it looks like. It only looks like they are dumb because people are overly simplifying the problem.

[0] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3046985/
We all assume they're avoiding taxes but the funny thing about this is that you can treat this stuff like Roth IRAs, just pay your taxes one year and then just use the post-tax money to create entities offshore and hold assets indefinitely.

The IRS doesn't care what you do with post-tax money! There is no prohibition on doing stuff outside the country, there are no capital controls for US citizens.

The main difference is the secrecy and lack of scrutiny. Even if you have judgement proof trusts and retirement plans like Roth IRAs, people still get to know about them. And they have withdrawal restrictions.

So there is utility in disappearing some of the money that you already paid taxes on into a better jurisdiction for that purpose. The key point is already paid taxes on.

Example of utility being when you get charged with something and you get your assets frozen so you can't even pay a lawyer making it difficult to afford your rights as a US citizen. Well, now you can lol because you were still liquid. There are other ways to do it too, this is one way. It takes a pretty weird and creepy level of nationalist hubris to think your money needs to stay in the country, but I would say this brainwashing has been largely successful in creating a stigma at least. Except to people that matter.

Pay your taxes though.
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use AWS managed Kubernetes. All (most?) of the cloud agnosticism, none of the management complexity.

managing k8s yourself on bare metal is hard. Managed k8s on any provider is a real value.
You can't really do that effectively. But I do believe you can keep their organizations (very) small by promoting and implementing decentralized solutions.
> I have doubts now about how well everything was researched

I did similar research on a number of points in the article as something felt off. After quickly debunking the condom and several other early claims, I decided to not to waste my time further continuing to read it.
It's not stored anywhere. You seem to be upset that it's written with quotes around it. Are you aware that most computer programs are just text?
Yes, I used a friend's, and it really is great.

However, you must link it to your facebook account that is connected to your true friend graph, and they can deactivate your account at any time.

I highly recommend that no one buy one.
No, there are numerous accounts online of people losing all their purchases because of violating their terms of service or whatever. Having purchased content won't help.

Here's one from a few days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/ouubx1/deleted_face...

Or this from a week ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/osbbkj/i_lost_my_en...
If you're talking about lineages you should actually lump Fungi with animals. Also, how are fungi behaviours comparable to plants?
A fully event driven service based application I wrote that matches file system interaction to peer to peer networking:

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I said most, not all. Programmers (not even all programmers, but one particular subset of programmers) are a rare class of workers who are not currently commoditised. Don't expect that to last.
There is Matterbridge[1] that supports many different protocols including Matrix.

[1] https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge
Sounds like you didn't set up certificate renewal automation for LetsEncrypt via something like certbot? I can imagine that could be a hassle.

I'm curious by what you mean by frequent need to re-login in the context of Matrix? I've had a Matrix server for several years now and never needed to re-login.
Presumably also the human species had time to co-evolve some resistance to these illnesses. I shudder to think at the cost... hundreds of millions of lives for smallpox alone...
> doesn’t look or quack like a utility in my view

Imagine trying to run a small business without access to either Facebook, Google, or both. Business owners whose operations have been inadvertently banned have written about it at length; it appears to cause serious issues.
I’m pretty happy to get a brother colour laser printer for $300 I think because printing in colour when you want is great for kids homework and creative play, while being a good workhorse otherwise. My regret is the flatbed scanner I’d prefer one that can feed a few pages for me.
Side tangent, but ... thank you for Oculus. Seriously.

I recently got a Quest 2, and its been life changing. It's just an incredible product. I used a DK1 and DK2 back when they came out and the Quest 2 is like night and day. Everything is so much better. No screen door, wireless, plug and play, etc. I honestly didn't think VR would get to this point so quickly.

As for the life changing part, it's helping me work around some of my disabilities. Seems to be a common story in the VR space.

I know VR seems like a toy to many, but it really is changing people's lives. And I feel like modern VR started with Oculus.

So, from my heart, thank you.
He had no clue vandalism was start of harassment campaign by executives at eBay
I didn't say that it is or is not. I'm saying that if we see numbers reach the point that it's no worse than the flu, it becomes a big nothing burger.
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Is there a techbro version of "Karen" because this is that.

I mean, seriously... buying people's personal contact details??
The Zoom one seems like it'd be easy to get someone's attention if being an admin means you get to add meetings for individuals.....
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For those curious, I am reading more about it here:

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I have stopped receiving messenger notifications whenever I have the Facebook app open. Like no unread bubble or anything. It has caused me to stop using the Facebook app almost completely (which, honestly, is probably a good thing).

But, the inner QA in me wants to file a ticket and hunt down a fix. It bugs me in the back of my mind. I’ve tried searching for a fix, but nobody seems to have the same exact issue. I’ve tried uninstalling both apps and reinstalling in various orders to no avail.

I wish I could just call or chat with support and get a meaningful conversation going with someone who could actually help (as opposed to reading from a script).

Sounds like I need to buy an Oculus.
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I've never heard that either. The most common pronunciation I've heard in the wild is "tch-mod."
It would be hearsay if the employee testifying had heard another person say they saw the box opened.

This is witness testimony under oath. That doesn't make it true, but it does make it perjury for the mentioned act to have not happened.
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I’ve run support teams, even ones that are well taken care of, and there is no situation where your approach doesn’t hurt the support team and teach the executive nothing.

I’m happy to go into more detail, and/or offer advice on better approaches if you sincerely want it.
I think it's reasonable if you're using it multiple times a month.

I know my use case pattern is something like "oh shit, I have to print [a form/some homework-type presentation]" closer to once a year.
Sounds like a problem with your AirPods or your iPad's saved Bluetooth device settings.

I've literally never had a problem for years. Switching is seamless. I don't even have to manually switch, it happens automagically. Same for everyone I know with AirPods.
Finally some use for VR.
Oh, yeah, I can definitely see it better in that one. The OP shot looks like it includes a lot more wavelengths, or maybe the photographer just went a little crazy with the colors. The one you linked looks like it just emphasizes H-alpha? In any case, it looks much more like California, IMO.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-alpha
For the big enterprise apps “the ground is always shifting underneath you” is the worst nightmare that can be imagined. The only exception is if your corporation controls these shifts.
Which is why such a service should never be both centralized and private. The post office probably isn't going to ban you. For banks, there's many to choose from.