skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not surprised to see Mark get all defensive. It is very simple to analyze this objectively. They want to make huge profits and they want people to use FB as much as possible. Fine. That's their right. They are neither evil nor saints. Similarly, use of the service has toxic effects on many many of its users especially young ones (no matter what Mark and their team says). That's obviously not good but also must be recognised as a voluntary choice to engage in a platform that causes mental health issues. If we look at it straight, my opinion is that the solution isn't really regulation but merely that more of us need to stop using social media and parents should not allow kids to have an account until they are adults.
Does your postgres host allow you to install the timescale extension? If so, I'd go with that and specify the two tables as being hypertables.

If not, it may be worthwhile to migrate to a host that Does support timescaledb, if not timescales managed product itself
You may be missing the point if you think your point is orthogonal to theirs. Mark Zuckerberg doesn't have to be painted as a reptiloid in order for his actions to be bad, or for those actions to cause harm. More than blaming shit needs to get fixed right? We can still hold people culpable, but we don't need to do that, don't need to indict anyone before trying to fix a problem that is self perpetuating due to individual incentives and a complete lack of oversight.
I mean, that's what it might be. This might be the "banality of evil", an emergent property of social networks themselves. If this is the case then we have a harder question ahead of us as an entire world: how do we fix the problems of pandora's box?
Brain implant provided immediate relief to a severely depressed patient
Why can't we just force all social media to advasarially integrate.

I want to be able to message my parents on Facebook from a different social media. Let the market compete on UI and how they store your data.

Imagine only being able to call other Sprint customers with your Sprint cell phone. We didn't put up with this for telephones, why should we tolerate this?
Unfortunately I think copying 100K elements is going to be exactly as painful as it sounds. The `[]Impl` is going to be (more or less) an array of 100K strings. The `[]Abstract` will be an array of interfaces, each of which is internally two pointers, so I'll have to allocate 1.6M of RAM and fill that RAM with pointers in order to convert a `[]Impl` into a `[]Abstract`.

Generics fix this handily, because I can write:

func ShowAbstracts[T Abstract](arr []T) {
for _, a := range arr {
fmt.Println(a.value())
}
}

And now when I try to pass in my `[]Impl`, Go will compile a new `ShowAbstracts(arr []Impl)` transparently behind the scenes.
a tab, a bookmark, and a history entry

are you getting it?

a tab, a bookmark, and a history entry
> can handle importing and calculating profit/loss for hundreds of day trades across multiple brokerages with wash sale logic

Excel?

Seriously, that sounds like a pretty simple spreadsheet to me. (Although you probably don't want to actually do it in Excel, 365*"hundreds" is a lot of rows)
iPad in general screams of directionless product development.

I have an M1 iPad Pro. The thing is so fucking fast, just let me do a bit of coding on it.

... or let me rename file extensions.
Greenwald is correct about this. We already have seen past pressure from legislators for private companies to censor more. It was apparent when AOC called for Parler to be deplatformed, and even more so when numerous pointed questions came out in recent Congress hearings. Tech companies may well cave to pressure to enact the censorship desired by whichever party is in power, if only to avoid anti-trust regulation. This type of soft, indirect pressure needs to be reigned in.
You're absolutely 100% correct. About 2.5% of people have have an inverted viewpoint of their own survival. Meaning, they think they need to squash others down in order to feel superior. As opposed to the logical path which is raise your team together and effectively lead to greater prosperity for all.
As an ingnition source for an extremely flammable substance (e.g., hydrogen), possibly. But for the airship skin itself? I ... have grave doubts.
Its no different from exxon realizing climate change is real and hiding itm A scandal that shows no morales, but not illegal.
I can care about many things. Eating healthy, getting exercise, reading.

My actions can show otherwise. IE: im going to go eat a slice of cake, sit down and watch TV tonight.

My priorities and actions don't appear to be inline and the result I'm going for won't be met.
"Ethiopia violence: Facebook to blame, says runner Gebrselassie" This is the headline from BBC in 2019. It makes me so angry and upset. If facebook was run ethically how much smaller would it really be? 10%? 20%? I can't help think that although they would lose some customers they would also gain others.
Point of order: the issue with Facebook is the various engagement algorithms that they are and have been perfecting. This is unlike anything humans have ever seen before. We are no longer anywhere near to 'the ground'.
> They said "5 stage", which sounds to me like no out-of-order fancy stuff of the sort we've been used to.

That's inefficient for an FPGA softcore; wires are too expensive, CAMs are straight up awful, and memory latencies aren't too far off relative to the core clock frequencies to justify OOO stuff in the normal case.

> Well, I wrote a little 5 stage CPU FPGA program once (In Haskell compiled to Verilog :), but that's another story). It wasn't very hard.

Writing a 5 stage is easy.

Writing a 5 stage with no bugs is much harder.

Writing a 5 stage that talks industry standard busses and provides Debug/JTAG Support at high frequency and small gate counts is, well, an actual job.

Not saying you can't do better, but it's not a trivial effort.
> This sleek black box can be had for $40-75

That’s not my kind of thing, nor do I have the experience, but at that price, wouldn’t you be better off using a Raspberry Pi (or similar) to control the fans, place thermometers, etc?

I understand that having a computer inside a computer is silly, but we are kind of in that rabbit hole anyway. And a GPIO would be more reassuring to me than depending on driver support for one motherboard/usb fan controller.

Just random thoughts
If Conway's Game of Life taught us anything, it's that even very simple rules can have surprising emergent behavior.
Hacking is big business now, Phrack is a throwback to the hobbyist days when getting a free phone call out of Ma Bell was high achievement. Now billions of dollars are at play. If you have skills, writing about them for e-cred is a lot less appealing than becoming wildly rich exploiting some stupid fintech boner.
OpenWrt Login Alert
I think these features are designed for the timescales like "between subway stations which have cell service" or even "driving into a tunnel". In those cases, it seems totally appropriate to me.
> So far that includes networking, electrical (permitted, household and commercial), coding, welding, machining, commercial contracts, logging, real estate investment, piloting small aircraft, rock climbing, concrete work (inspected, residential and commercial), fathering 2 healthy strong and well adjusted boys, framing, hydraulic engineering and water delivery design, teaching and mentoring many strong leaders, bespoke financial instruments, and many more

Is your name James Bond by any chance?
it's okay to complain about facebook and ask it to be better, but look at the situation we're in. people are claiming zuckerberg is responsible for the capitol insurrection and the genocide in Myanmar. we've reached full-on hysteria at this point, facebook derangement syndrome is real.
It's not always social status, especially for people who volunteer but don't tell anyone. It can often be ideology and principles, from people who want to pay a favour forward (e.g. if they received help from the past).

I do agree there are other intangibles, though (sense of community with fellow volunteers, sense of freedom by doing something exceptional, work experience). These intangibles are good things (mutual benefit).

Some people also benefit without expectation of reward. There could be an argument of self-interest (e.g. to feel good or alleviate some past wrong), but in practice, it makes sense to just thank these people for their actions without worrying about their motivations (which they might not even definitively know).
I think a lot of people don’t have the self awareness to realize the impacts on their own personal life. Many people aren’t able to be introspective or even fathom the possibility of potential defects of the internet or social media. It’s one thing to say the thing itself is bad. It’s another to say what’s it’s doing to them is bad and they need to initiate change for themselves. People get addicted to habits/ mindsets and that’s just as powerful as drugs.Understand your audience.

That being said, a large number of people are also pleased and are either able to use it without being affected by the negative effects or being ok with them/ not believing they are being harmed. I believe technology and the ability to connect can be a powerful and positive force when used in a healthy way.
Podcasts feels like one of those apps Steve wouldn't have used, so it wouldn't have seen as much polish. I suspect this is why Keynote is fantastic but Pages and Numbers were unusable (at least, the last time I attempted to use them regularly, about 10 years ago)
My anecdotal experience with 11 is it seems fine.
- My mechanical engineering applications have no issues, I can do my job.
- It defaulted to focus mode so there's been no distractions so far while I'm working.
- Not finding any friction with the OS yet, just nice touches with UI and an overhauled settings menu that seems fairly intuitive.
- The "Start menu" search seems to work much better and has always been my primary interaction with the OS, I never navigate, setup your index locations correctly and you'll never go back.

Notes:
I had switched to Edge back when it became Chromium based. Privacy aside, it's not IE and it works for me.
I don't tweak the OS unless there is friction with getting what I need done, if my apps run it's doing its job. If I need extra functionality then an application is responsible to add it, not the OS.

If you're trying to do something dramatically different to how the base OS works then obviously its not the OS for you, if you have no choice then try working with the OS and not against it. If you're trying to run old applications based on old APIs then you need an old OS don't expect them to always work in future.

A lot of complaints seem to sound like people who want to use a linux-based OS but for some reason refuse to?
I'm also curious what customisations are being made, are they actually functional or are you just spending too much time on r/unixporn and trying to make things pretty, please elaborate on your griefs.
I don't think that's what the OP means, though. It's not "decent" people doing evil things. It's great people doing great things, within an organization that also does bad things.

There are some amazing people on their safety and moderation teams. They're also fighting marketing algorithms, I'm sure.
"output will happily still pull its regulated voltage" you mean power, right?
Not really since facebook revenue is much more directly tied to engagnement than GDP ia to fossile fuel consumption.

To extens the metaphor, Facebook's "alternative energy" is non-advertising based revenue. I see zero efforts from facebook to move away from ad based revenue so there is zero chance that Facebook is going to make meaningful progress in changing.
So agree. Comes off as super cringe. Silicon Valley has lost amy moral high ground from the early days and should act like any other corporate... "its not illegal and it would lose us money to change, why would we change it?" That would be honest, logical and frankly refreshing
In New Orleans today Apple Maps a) directed me across a bridge closed to vehicular traffic since Katrina b) directed me down a flooded street -- all in the same trip!
Oh no! It looks like Firestore console uses Polymer components ( https://www.polymer-project.org ) like YouTube, which was notorious for poor performance on anything that’s not Chrome. I thought M1 would fix that but I guess it’s such a big beast to tackle
Not really, no. Singular "they" is pretty much everywhere now, despite some people's best efforts.
Yes. Reading threads about Jobs you'd think everyone's brother had died.
Frequent Linux Commands Dump
Now adding “Schrodinger’s Accountability” to my list of mental models
Unless you're also requiring IDs for age verification, then that just means that the kids will lie.
Non-persistent state in a page, or in the tab context itself --- how did I get here, what was I doing, what's the history for this particular session, what other tabs do I have open around this, etc.

None of the usual suspects generally suggested as alternatives to leaving tabs open really addresses any of this. For all the research into browsers and their use, the concept of user state and workflow is utterly ignored.
Seeking Pencils
Weights are bad ergonomically. Dumbbells are often heavy to carry. Barbells are very heavy.
I think the facts on the ground preclude the moral panic angle. Skyrocketing teen depression since 2012, a genocide in Myanmar, ethnic violence in India, a riot/insurrection borne out of fake news on election integrity, woke cancellation mobs empowered by Twitter and the power of wokeness over institutions, large amounts of vax hesitancy. All of these nasty things are circumstantially tied back to social media in one way or another.
Australia has one and it works very nicely.
The standard deduction went up to $12k. If your SALT exemptions exceed that, you're holding a rather costly mortgage.
Thank you and yes we want to empower developers build fast on GCP from MVP to scale, with full flexibility. Your code and data stays on your own Firebase so don't have worry about locking in with us :)

Currently, we are fully open-source and plan to introduce additional PRO features/parallel products sometime in the future.
The government has systems in place for doing this. For example, the SBA has tons of data about small businesses across the country. You can get access to it... IF you are part of a research institution and go directly to their dedicated research facility so that you can't exfiltrate the data. Such a model is open, just not free. It would probably be the right model for this issue.
Hm, I'm not so sure that just because the definition of a bijection is technical that it is not intuitive.

I'll start an enumeration of the rationals

1 1/3

2 1/4

3 1/5

...

If you can prove that you can do this, is that really so non-colloquial? It is certainly what we mean by "as many" for all finite sets, so what is wrong with doing this for infinitely many sets?
Hmm, I was taught this is the “lazy” variation of bubble sort with a lot of unnecessary comparisons.
So if it were controlled by mutual funds people would want mutual funds to be held responsible? Or would they turn to the CEO?
They do an okay job for video courses, but videos are just so dull for coding. That's why I built https://qvault.io maybe someday ill have time to make it an interactive course marketplace
> "The deeper concern with an outage like this isn't how many people switch to competitive services or how much money we lose, but what it means for the people who rely on our services to communicate with loved ones, run their businesses, or support their communities."

...and the deeper concern from the rest of us outside of Facebook is how the DNS servers can become overloaded with requests when a big system like this goes down.
Totally agree with you, most of the time founders are not aware this is happening down the ladder. I have seen this scenario with the middle layer management protecting their jobs and gate keeping in most companies today.
We haven't heard of this one, are they still active? Would like to hear your thoughts on how you use DabbleDB.
I agree with stopping subsidies to animal feed, but not with moving them to something else. We should not be subsidizing any crops.
Despite having worked on aircraft software for most of my career, my knowledge of aeronautics is weak.

I have often wondered why no one has tried to design and build an airship with an envelope in the shape of a lifting body. The structure might have additional weight to hold the desired shape, and it would have to take off like an aircraft, but wouldn't the added lift provide significant advantages? I know I must be missing something fundamental.

Can someone more knowledgeable tell me what it is?
You're continuing to make out that DMUI is some novel concept that I've just introduced.

This is a standard, widespread concept in economics, even among people who disagree that it should be the basis of the tax code. I am unable to find any mainstream or heterodox economist who disagrees that DMUI is real. The disagreements are about what the implications for taxation (among other things) ought to be.
> It would at least be nice if they made W^X exec() into a permission

W^X is what Android is pushing people towards, there's no reason for a permission to guard what's recommended.

And it doesn't restrict any useful behavior. It does require some design burden to do properly, though, which not everyone is willing to do. But eg Chrome & Firefox have no issues with their JavaScript JITs that still comply with W^X.
The disconnect is that Facebook is coming at this with the assumption that it is right and proper for Facebook to exist. The rest of us don’t make that assumption. So “how can Facebook best serve kids” might be “withdraw from routing tables permanently” but that isn’t on the whiteboard in Zuck’s office.
He honestly sounds like a terrible person in every single story one hears about him. Either these are fabrications, or he really was impossible to be around. What an interesting and unique individual.
The Open Society and Its Prophets
OK, you're responding to the fact that Facebook is saying things that are not disgusting about the whistleblower, who revealed really important information that Facebook is doing reprehensible things that threaten the long term sustainability of the democratic political systems currently in place.

What about your focus on the word "disgusting" is worth resolving BEFORE we get to the threat to the long term sustainability of the democratic political systems currently in place?
Wait, how is 95% effective twice as effective as 90%?
Agreed. That was a moment for me when I decided to remove the Facebook app and eventually delete my account. A social network that forces you to look at garbage other than friends’ posts is not really a “social network”.
This.

Mobile devices are so utterly unsuited to actual productive use for this very reason. (I'm quite familiar with this, have attempted to use them in this manner for years, and am typing this on a Chrome/Android session I utterly despise.)

The problem extends to other tools -- Termux, useful as it is, also randomly gets garbage collected and killed. Best I can understand, Android actually employs some AI-based memory management whose training goal seems to have been "how to maximally annoy dredmorbius".

Someone's earned their KPI.
It's because jobs are not about work. Nobody really wants or needs 99.999...% of the the things companies make or do. But everybody needs a job. So we have a ponzi scheme - driven by people who can't really do anything. They have a job with a fancy-sounding title. To make it look like they are doing something, they get a bunch of other people who also can't really do anything to have meetings with. Now they are doing something! Those people do the same - so there needs to be even more people, to have more meetings.

It goes like this all the way down until there actually has to be something tangible. It doesn't have to be good, or useful - just tangible. They give those jobs to some programmers. They are smug and think they are actually doing work, but really a programmer's sole responsibility is to give their managers something to have meetings about.

If we admitted things would work better with less worker time, it would start to undermine the whole system, and everything would fall apart. So 5 days (with as much overtime as possible) it is.
This week’s EconTalk talks about that concept a bit. It gets a little tedious in spitballing solutions but I guess someone has to start somewhere.

https://www.econtalk.org/arnold-kling-on-reforming-governmen...
>Two 12 Inch Pizzas have less Pizza than one 18 inch pizza

Love this one. Always go for the biggest pizza you can
Something critical I've learned in philosophy classes is critical reading of statements like this one. Looking for clever logic, weasel words, and misdirection.

Some examples:

> If we wanted to ignore research, why would we create an industry-leading research program to understand these important issues in the first place?

Tobacco companies researched their own products also.

> ...widely recognized as better and safer than alternatives

Low-tar tobacco is widely recognized as better and safe than the alternatives.

> ... that many teens we heard from feel that using Instagram helps them ...

That doesn't mean that for many teens it hurts them. Just because narcissists love your product doesn't make it good.

> That's why we have advocated for updated internet regulations for several years now.

Updated just means "new version", not actually better. Lobbyists have NOT advocated for protections that would undermine profits, which is the very point this whistleblower is making.

> making more research publicly available

Implying it has been kept private.
Although the more I think about this the more I think the difference between technical and colloquial is actually that "weight" in colloquial use refers to mass, because force is not commonly relevant.
Reminds me if Mao, he'd always say whatever it took to gain power. But when he had it, he used it solely for personal gain or for personal goals... regardless of how many people got hurt, or killed as a result.
From the FAQ -

Is the Forward Party a political party?

The Forward Party is a PAC that plans to grow its support and then petition the FEC for recognition as a political party when we fulfill the requirements, which include operating in several states, supporting candidates, getting volunteers signed up around the country, and other party activities.
YES. They vaguely said they disagree with her characterization. This was the only defense. q
Weird definition of paranoia.
I think it's been proposed, and a book on one such proposal is John McPhee's _The Deltoid Pumpkin Seed_.
Fair enough! haha
cite em
Does anyone know what temperature probes they use? Is it the typical 10k Ohm NTC?

I happen to have such a 10k Ohm NTC temperature probe in my cooling water, and would much prefer to control the fans to keep the water temperature in check, instead of trying to control them based on the CPU die temperature. The fans roaring won't help if it's just one core being pegged by something, but in a warm room and all-core load they do need to spin fast.
Hey, can you help me understand why you consider the comments and media around this statement a blatant lie? Im absolutely in support of people speaking their mind, especially in today’s culture but Im not sure why the public opinion of there being legitimate effects from social media on people, specifically Facebook, would be a blatant lie in your eyes?