skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Political reasons" being that one imprisoned the other! :)

Or, more exactly - Mary was deposed and replaced with her one year old son (later James VI/James I) and imprisoned in Scotland. She then escaped, raised an army, lost, then fled to England.

Mary then spent the rest of her life in prison in England and was finally executed on Elizabeth's (reluctant) orders because she was caught plotting to overthrow her cousin.

Since Elizabeth was so cautious about handling Mary, it seems likely (this is only speculation) that meeting her would lend Mary legitimacy, perhaps. Also Elizabeth was - understandably - furious about her cousin trying to overthrow her ...

All in all, Queen Mary had an interesting and unpleasant, sad life. It's interesting to think what might have been different if the two had been allies, not rivals.
Maybe. I think the common carrier thing was done with administrative rule making, which is a whole different process. I don’t think executive orders can overrule that, but I’m not a lawyer.
Wow, I was not aware! That's awesome! I hope my country will catch up with you one day.
Unless you live on Catalina Island, my bet is that you can't license it for the street.

It's a shame. I'd own one in a minute set up for snow days.
I stopped eating after my mid-day meal. It not only decreased my calorie intake by 50%, it helps me wake up each morning. I really enjoy breakfast now!

I have to walk for an hour around my old dinner time to distract from hunger pangs.
I think people are over-analysing this issue here at HN.

It is far better for upper class to ensure that people discuss and focus on issues like gender and skin colour than the class differences. Hence, they ensured that this is the issue plebs would hear all over on the media and shift their attention from class divides to gender and skin colour.
If that were literally true then a sign saying "This door is on the honour system, please don't enter" would work just as well.
You never owned an iPhone. You can't read the OS source, you can't install other OS, you can't sideload apps, you can't repair it yourself, you can't buy official spare parts, and you cannot even reuse the parts of your phone.

There is no changes whatsoever in that regard. You never owned your iPhone, and you still don't, no more, no less than before.
> How do you distinguish this from any other optional network-based service that does some of the processing client side?

The line is drawn at the network layer: the point at which my computer talks to their computer. If I don't like what their client is doing, I can reverse engineer their network communications and make my own client that lies to the server.

Like online video games. The game client ultimately doesn't matter. I can trash it, make my own client and automate the whole game if I want.
What about if their tattoos are swastikas or nooses, and the "non-conformist" views are antithetical with the ideals of "wokeness"? They're "doing as they like", so let them express and find themselves, right?
Louisiana Shell refinery left spewing chemicals after Hurricane Ida
I'm comparing their reliability to things like older Toyotas and Hondas, which are reliable far past any reasonable intended service life. Keis seem to function perfectly for a few years, and then suffer a number of spectacular mechanical failures suddenly, like a BMW. It's why my other half ditched her Daihatsu Latte for a Nissan Note.
Of course. Steve Jobs dropped acid, went to India and didn’t bath. He also stole ideas from others, screamed at people who disagreed and drove his employees like slaves and became a billionaire.
The results were surprisingly bad, but the article concludes with a number of learnings, a detection system, and a radiation mitigation system that all came from the fallout of this test. It was a reckless experiment, but not without its silver linings
Aren't many groups advocating for quotas? In France, it's a thing now to try to always have as much women as men in groups, especially those with high prestige (government, board of directors, etc). I don't know if it's precisely a few groups advocating for it, but it's now a thing most people expect. That's for me an example of equality of outcomes and not of oppurtunity.
> We have made huge progress in areas such as women's rights.

In the U.S. there is still a major fight for women's reproductive rights, with frequent backsliding (TX is the most extreme recent example).

> All of this progress has occurred without any of the radical discrimatory tactics that are used today.

Every step toward restoring human rights to marginalized groups has been labeled radical (because technically it is radical compared to the status quo) and must come at the expense of some privilege that others hold. Privilege, however, is not a human right and therefore not something inherently worthy of protection.
That's a strange mindset to actively deny this culture and heritage to your kid, much of which has nothing to do with modern Russia or the Soviet Union.

My parents fled Communist China but they still made sure I learned Chinese language, history and culture.

Nowadays I disagree with much of US and UK politics but I still want my kids to learn English and be well versed in classic literature, etc.
Of course it has. Spending a today chatting with folks as you walk through 60 demos vs a webpage that lists 400? Fortunately the demo day isn’t the totality of YC’s value, as e article notes
Ive been using Podman for a while for my non-Kubernetes cloud deployments (i.e. small VM based things).

It's worked very well for me after a few initial hiccups a year or so ago.

Now that Podman-compose[0] is in the works, it'll really be comparable in the UX space soon, and outperforms Docker in several ways when it comes to security.

The key difference with Podman compared to Docker is that is does not run a deamon as root, like Docker does, thus all containers are created with the privilege level of the user who created it.

This can be a learning curve for those used to Docker as privileges (e.g. for filesystems, files) and capabilities (e.g. for devices, low level networking) need to be handled more explicitly as opposed to Docker's approach of "simon (root) says".

Additionally, Podman is very light weight due to the lack of a daemon since there is no service or supporting software which needs to run beyond the capabilities baked into Linux.

[0] https://github.com/containers/podman-compose

EDIT TO ADD: I run Linux both on desktop and server so I have no data for usage in Windows/Mac. Docker Desktop, as I understand it, is a Linux VM.
LOTR with Solid Principles
We're not talking about theory here or even about people turning each other in to the police, California could literally pass a law banning guns, and as long as they copied Texas's framework for enforcement, the Supreme Court's ruling means that nobody would have the ability to proactively sue the state.

People really haven't grasped what this law enables.

You're arguing about Karens, we're arguing about the ability of a State to ban pretty much any constitutionally protected activity they want in a way that prevents citizens from having the ability to sue to block those laws.
Goodness is orthogonal to liberalism. Something can be illiberal but good or Liberal but bad.
I don't agree that they are in any way related. It's like saying a SUV is like a real truck. Sure if the SUV is big and the truck is tiny. Those "moped cars" are more closely related to a bicycle than a car.
It is convenient to categorize things into as few buckets as possible, but most things in nature (and human behavior) is on a continuous distribution. Yes, some are bimodal distributions, but that 5% fall in between humps is unsurprising to me.
Snigger is the one that gets me. Like I get it they're close to/contain a racial slur but still, I snigger at things all the time... But then I also can't think about why it would be in my source code
Definitely, because first JSON was just a possible format, secondly, whatever format is used, it is serialisation format for a native language, using the native APIs of the platform.

There is no interpretation going on.

The abstraction layer for react native has JavaScript engine in the middle, plus a marshaling layer to go through OS APIs, and on Android is double slow, because NDK only has game related APIs, anything else requires a second marshaling call to go through JNI.
Yeah I remember one of these would allow you to somehow make a jpg executable and then would download the full payload for the rest of the tool. Image sharing over AIM and the like would make direct connections when transferring so you had to look up their IP address with netstat or something while the picture was transferring to them. And then keep checking to see if they actually installed/opened it.
Modern ones feel totally fine at highway speeds. We have a 2017 CVT Suzuki Spacia and it feels totally safe (not wandering steering or vibrations or anything), normal, brakes still stop it quickly, and the engine is not strained on the highway at 120 km/h (of course the crash safety of these things is terrible due to the lack of crumple zones so you should not drive at that speed, but it feels totally fine, to the point where I've accidentally started speeding without noticing)

The loaners we've had during shaken are all like 10+ years old and terrible, just as you describe.
A couple decades ago I ran an NSF-funded project to develop and run a public, open-source automated built-and-test platform for ~50 distinct versions of a dozen or so unix OSes (plus a token Windows version or two), long before modern CI platforms made this commonplace. We needed it for our own software and "productized" it for the wider scientific community. It was a ton of fun, and a beast. The diverse hardware in our test lab was like a zoo. Linux consolidated the industry and made the whole thing unnecessary shortly after I left.
Yes, a social construct of how one wishes to express themselves (from masculinity to femininity to anything in between).

At-birth, it matches your sex. Once you grow a bit, they may diverge in a small amount of cases.
See syllogisms. Technically a battle against "whiteness" is not the same as a battle against "white". But in practice the syllogism makes the two indifferentiable.
From my experience, what libertarians really want is freedom for themselves. They do not actually care how their actions affect others.

For example, I’ve yet to meet a libertarian who cares about their carbon emissions, even though that affects everybody else via climate change. Same goes for coronavirus - they don’t care if they spread the disease to others, but they feel like it’s oppression if they have to wear a mask.

And the same goes for trampling on the feelings of others, or passively accepting that they’ve been given huge advantages over others in society. They feel like they should be able to do anything short of actually stealing from or hurting others physically, and don’t consider the subtle ways they impact others in society.
That’s not really a car at all; it wouldn’t quite fit the category. That said, they seem to be available in Japan.
>Perhaps this is the end result of valorizing difference.

Oooh, I think I'm going to steal that.

To be fair, maybe it's just another mechanism for culture transfer. Hours per day on a phone filled with highly evolved addiction algorithms are proving their value, God knows what the future will bring.

If kids never absorbed silly things, we'd never have had bellbottoms.
I used to have a 2007 Ranger which was the last generation before they disappeared, it was smaller than the current one, but still looked a lot bigger than the 80s Rangers. Now I've got a 2003 Chevy S-10 which is the last generation of those. A bit smaller than my Ranger was, but still bigger than an 80s S-10.

Unfortunately, US fuel efficiency standards killed the small pickup. You can't make them efficient enough to hit the numbers when they're small, so they get bigger. If EV trucks sell, I wonder if we'll get an actually small truck again in the 2nd or 3rd wave; fuel efficiency standards won't matter, but it would need to sell enough to justify a different design.
Ohh, that brings back memories! I didn't use BO, though I knew it existed, but used sub7 and NetBus a lot. The person who taught us (me and brother) to use it did the classic CD tray prank and then rebooted out computer. I remember him telling us to who run a command like arp -a on the Windows terminal and we were shitting our pants, so he triggered a reboot.

Good times getting into friends' computers etc.
For those who don't know, that's the Caterham 7 née Lotus 7, as seen here for instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oROs7aJAg8k It's pretty amusing that it has city-car certification, all right.
We did that too. Someone almost got fired for it.
Thank you. At first glance Clarity looks better to me personally but I will give both a try.
There is no unborn child. It's not even a thinking mass of cells. A fetus is not a life.

What this shows is that conservatives do not give a single shit about harm, but this is about their own little morals and ethic allows them to justify a miserable existence for a woman and a child because you, as a man who is never going to be in a situation where your only choices are either getting an abortion in secret or being sued for doing do, thought that you could control their bodies.
Facebook Apologizes After A.I. Puts “Primates” Label on Video of Black Men
you realize that a mentally sane person would not copy the tics from a YouTube personality

Food for thought. Is there really such a thing as a mentally sane person? Anyway the first thing which came to my mind when I read this was not 'mentally insane' but 'oh, puberty'. I'm not claiming all of this is completely normal, or all of these are pre-adult (heck even adults are still known to copy other's behavior) but I'm also quite careful of leaning towards the claim that all these people need help.
You don't have to transition to be trans.
Pretty much.

Immad Akhund (pg once claimed immad was the best at fundraising among all yc founders [0]) tweeted that the yc-batch valuations were at an all time high [1].

Y Combinator valuations are up from 1 year ago. Rest of seed market will prob follow. This YC batch:

Pre-revenue in non hot market: ~$15m (was $8m)

2nd time founder and pre-traction: ~$20m (was $12m)

$30k+/month/revenue or hot market: $25m+ (was $15m)

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2006095

[1] https://archive.is/GYIH0
The entire point of the patent system is to encourage disclosure. Patents are by their very nature public information.
I can't count how many times I end trying to run autoconf only for it to tell me I have the wrong version of autoconf.
I think part of the reason that people will have one Kei (or 5 number) car and one 3 number car is that there are a lot of narrow streets, tight corners, and parking spaces that 3 number cars will barely manage that are much easier to navigate with a smaller vehicle.
This has the strange effect of removing every item in the feed, causing it to flash while waiting for a refresh, forever. Skeleton -> flash of new item -> skeleton -> etc
Not going to lie, but that type of education seems like a great way to create a massive bolus of right-leaning kids that reject the ideas forced on them by their parents generation (they always rebel!) that just lead to self-defeating internal dialogue.
I think systemd timers are vastly superior to cron mostly because of this problem.
They sorta do. Suzuki have one (Jimny?). Lada have some really good ones for what it is. They can beat the shit out of most US SUVs in most terrain and are absolutely hilarious!
Even if it's well-known, and I'm not convinced it is since this is news to me, it won't be forever. Sharing some sources would help a lot both for people now and people finding this post 10, 20, 30 years from now.
And C:\con\con. Ah, memories.
Probably the 3 letter agencies
> How does podman replace docker desktop?

I don’t think it does. minikube probably comes closet. (But you could run podman instead of Docker inside minikube...)
I have found what i was looking for - https://monocypher.org
That does not follow. Reduction in entropy generation surely has meaning, it has thermodynamic consequences, regardless of any ‘free will’ here or there.
Victim blaming is still acceptable in our culture except the victim has to fall into a certain demographic.
The most stunning moment in my life was when I realised that in a world of ~7 billion souls a group of about 30 people could have such an oversized impact.

It is no joke to think how few people would need to be swapped around to reshape the face of the internet. Seeing things like this also makes me think that it is risky to attack successful people and companies.
This article seems confused. To successfully execute a timing attack against the hash equality comparison, an attacker would need to be able to generate passwords hashing to arbitrary chosen prefixes, which means that your hash function is super broken.
When training for people, not enough training data of African-Americans.
It’s being driven by non Hispanics. Almost an example of a group using their privilege to force unwanted action on a minority.
Some weird random anecdote about Back Orifice 2000 (BO2k) that nobody asked for:

We were goofing around in high school with this. Putting it on computers in school and messing around. We sent it over to a classmate. Her father was teachter and we figured she might open it on their home PC. (we were 14 at the time, by the way).

Anyway, we made a fake hotmail address in the name of another classmate. These two people didn't share any classes and were not in eachother little social circle. We sent a couple of emails back and forth pretending to be the other guy but lost interest along the way and nothing happend.

Now for the strange part; forward 18 years or so. I'm in the city, I run into the person who we were sending the messages to... with the person who we were pretending to be. Married and 3 children together.

I'd like to think we brought them together in some strange way.
Unless my understanding is off, someone needs to build you an environment which satisfies these concerns relative to the different roles and boundaries. This is entirely possible.
It is straightforward to get Podman up and running in WSL2; it is also possible to set up Docker in WSL2 as well without Docker Desktop as well but it is much more painful. So in the Windows space, Podman effectively becomes an alternative to Docker Desktop, simply because the latter makes it possible to do Docker at all (ignoring the other things it does).
no, this isn't coming from a lack of training data.
Using any sort of Linux container runtime on Mac requires a VM, since you can't otherwise get the Linux kernel features required. Docker Desktop and podman machine will both do the VM provisioning for you, and then you can use docker the container engine or podman to actually drive containers in the VM it gives you. So it effectively can replace it because podman machine will provision a VM for you, but you can of course use any other VM provisioner you want. There is no need to have it coupled to the container engine.

It's worth noting if you have an M1 Mac, podman machine doesn't work on it yet. Docker Desktop does.

Of course, the easiest way to use containerization technology if that's what you want to do is just use Linux workstations and don't worry about needing a kernel virtualization layer between your workstation and your container engine at all.

Edit: Noting since sibling comments are discussing Windows and WSL that I'm talking specifically about replacing Docker Desktop on Mac because the article linked here is talking about using podman machine to replace Docker Desktop on Mac.
Violence rarely works politically unless you’re talking about revolution.
We live in a democratic society. Intolerant ideas, held en masse, have a way of becoming laws. It is worth fighting them, even if they're not wearing swastikas.
I made a couple of plugins for this back in the day "butt plugs" heh I can't remember what they all did but I think one was sort of a proxy so that you could scan other networks with an already infected machine.
My standard for my phone is that I don't store anything on it that I wouldn't mind seeing on page 2 of the New York Times.

Since my drivers license contains quite some PII, I think I'd rather not have it on my phone ;-) .
In other words, a subjective opinion is being asked that anyone can disagree with and similar to "cancel culture", we're just going to pretend this does not exist.
That's... a pretty old story too, isn't it?
I do give credit to those reasons. Those reasons are fine, logical, and rational. My experience is that they more-or-less correspond to why the people I know who don't take vaccines don't take then.

The existence of better reasons to be vaccinated doesn't negate those at all.

The central problem is that the establishment, at some point, began to lie more and more. We've entered a post-truth age. I'm part of the scientific establishment, and I see that a lot.

I personally have enough background in biology that I can evaluate the virtually non-existent risks of vaccines for myself, as well as the significant risks of COVID19. That's why I'm vaccinated.

If I didn't have that scientific background -- and most people don't -- I might be an anti-vaxxer for all the reasons listed in the article.

Until you can acknowledge that the concerns are valid and real, you're not getting anywhere. I convinced one person who was unvaccinated, for precisely those reasons but who trusted me, not by ridiculing their logic, but by explaining how, in this particular case, I'd walked through the evidence and they were safe. She trusts me, and she's now vaccinated.

On a more basic level, if both sides of the political spectrum stopped lying to "win," I don't think we'd have this problem.
Yes the UK police might be better than the US police. Without knowing how many unarmed men of other ethnicities suffered the same fate (and the frequency of the respective ethnicities), it's a meaningless number. It could be "only 13 unarmed black men" because it isn't unusual for the US police to shoot unarmed men.

On second thoughts, I guess you're right: it doesn't make sense to use the quantifier "only 13" without knowing all the other numbers. This might be trivializing the matter.
Out of curiosity, if you were to write a constant time comparison that always compares every byte, will some compilers just optimize that away and replace it with something that returns false on the first unequal byte?
If you count up the hours saved and divide by the average lifespan, he has probably saved more lives than an ER doctor.
It's a spectrum, like everything else, and the idea has existed for ages, it's just that people are now coming up with terminology for it. And yes, just like this (faux-)Tourette's story, it is possible to push oneself around in the spectrum; I know a few people who have deliberately and consciously done that (that can of course change how you classify things, if root cause is part of the definition).

Think of it as ranging from acting differently in front of family and in front of your boss, to being an actor in character, to having that character evolve on its own, to full blown DID with amnesia.

The fields of psychology, neuroscience, etc are sadly still in their infancy; we really have very little idea how the brain truly works. Doctors tend to like to put people in boxes, but the brain isn't digital, it's analog, and there isn't a boolean flag somewhere in your head that determines if you have a condition or not. People are different. The medical community usually concerns itself with cases where the condition impacts people's quality of life, i.e. only the more extreme ones, but that doesn't mean anything below that doesn't exist and hasn't since the dawn of humanity.
Language is just a tool, not an end goal. There is no perfect language or end state.

I'm sure he was quite fluent in the basics. Language is to serve people, not people a language.