skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He is saying that homosexuality and pedophilia are two different things. Homosexuality is specifically not being considered perversion anymore. And the adults abusing pre-pubescent boys are not necessary homosexuals.
A sensible person might wonder what justification you have for that belief. Looking at the respective histories of both groups, I think you'll find that the violators are the sort of people to engage in uneven enforcement.

Moreover, is there another Mastodon license violator who's getting away with it because of their ostensibly favourable politics? What does it mean for your supposition if there's only the one violator?
I highly doubt that any free tier user will care. You have to wonder why they would make this a news item however, other than to court potential advertisers?
I'm not sure it's correct, since they're reusing mastodon they should be clearly indicating that parts or all of the work is licensed under AGPLv3. And the claims you quote seem at best weasely if the entire thing is derivative of mastodon (and thus not in any way owned by truth social).

Per my reading of the AGPLv3 (though IANAL), section 5 seems to be rather thoroughly violated:

5. Conveying Modified Source Versions.

You may convey a work based on the Program, or the modifications to produce it from the Program, in the form of source code under the terms of section 4, provided that you also meet all of these conditions:

a) The work must carry prominent notices stating that you modified it, and giving a relevant date.

b) The work must carry prominent notices stating that it is released under this License and any conditions added under section 7. This requirement modifies the requirement in section 4 to "keep intact all notices".

c) You must license the entire work, as a whole, under this License to anyone who comes into possession of a copy. This License will therefore apply, along with any applicable section 7 additional terms, to the whole of the work, and all its parts, regardless of how they are packaged. This License gives no permission to license the work in any other way, but it does not invalidate such permission if you have separately received it.

d) If the work has interactive user interfaces, each must display Appropriate Legal Notices; however, if the Program has interactive interfaces that do not display Appropriate Legal Notices, your work need not make them do so.

Truth seems to violate:

- 5 (a) by not having prominent notices that it's a Mastodon fork (assuming there's actual divergences from mastodon aside from the —— illegal —— white-labeling modifications)

- 5 (b) by not indicating that parts of it (and which) are under AGPLv3

- 5 (c) by not providing licensing terms for the mastodon derivation it must license out

- 5 (d) by having actually removed existing legal notice entirely
I regularly see Youtube ads where cryptocoin people don't even bother to hide their Ponzi scheme that goes like "send 1 xxcoin, get 2 xxcoin back" etc. Surprisingly often I see Elon Musk in those videos (typically Shibu coin) and wonder why he isn't ashamed to take part in something that's obviously fraud.
Trying to decide between Shibu versus Doge!
Jokes aside, waiting in sidelines and watching TSLA go to moon in disbelief. How to profit from the eventual slide down?
Cyber "war".

Everything's war these days.

Homeless people? War on the poor.

Misgendering? Social justice war.

Someone told me to shut the fuck up? Speech war.

Diarrhea? Toilet war.
It's Ethereum with an 'e' my friend.
That does sound like fun!
Very cool activity.

Sadly I never got into reversing. How did you learn that? Can you recommend some resources?
New 5D Storage to Offer 10,000x the Density of Blu-ray
Perfectly reasonable, but it is advertised as a commercial service.

I echo the others that suggest a rebrand and resume trading as usual.
They have a separate env var with language that matches OP's experience:

HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_UPGRADE
If set, brew install will not automatically upgrade installed but outdated formulae

https://docs.brew.sh/Manpage#HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_UPGRADE (that's a fake hyperlink cause they don't put named anchors on their <li> for some reason)

updated with an actual hyperlink: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/3.3.2/docs/Manpage.md?...
California legalized weed 5 years ago, but illicit market still thrives
ETAOIN SHRDLU was the frequency counted manually from a corpus of 20,000 words in the 60's.

The actual letter frequency is more like:
ETAOIN SRHLDCU [1]

1. English Letter Frequency Counts: Mayzner Revisited - http://norvig.com/mayzner.html
I love the fact that someone in the drawing just put a bayonet in a rocket. That's some taticool thing over there...
Antithetical to your values why, because it’s supposedly going to be a free speech website (I’ll believe it when I see it), as opposed to the tightly moderated fediverse instances? Or is it just the guy? Or something else?

Anyway, it hasn’t launched yet, so why can’t this post wait until then?
Ah. Involved.

You know, the US does do peacekeeping, and does at times invade for actual humanitarian reasons.

But I guess those are bad things too, and war making.
We use notion increasingly extensively, and also use G Suite.

It's a strange beast - you think it's for note-taking, but it's capable of so much more. It doesn't try to do the abstractions of the office productivity suite like Documents and Presentations.

Instead, it works with new abstractions, like 'Data Types' and 'Templates'. I could see this becoming the norm going forward - but you have to shift your thinking to their model.
I’m very much a meat eater and think, if they can get the cost to be competitive, Impossible is already there as a ground beef burger substitute. It’s 5x the price now, but closing that gap with scaled production seems like it might be possible.

Is it going to displace a $20 burger at a boutique burger place? Probably not, but it’ll displace all fast-food and fast casual usages just fine and there’s a damn lot more of those sold.
Oh come on. Atreides, Haleck, Hawat, Yueh, Idaho, Mattai. No hints of ethnic diversity there in the book at all? Really?

I thought Sharon did a fantastic job as Kynes, one of the more naturalistic performances in the whole movie.
Wouldn't a semi-malicious actor be mostly in the clear if they provided the upstream code and a statement declaring they make no modifications to the provided source directly? If so, what would the recourse be? I can't imagine a court backing a demand to reveal <malicious actor>'s production systems based on what little external evidence one would have in these circumstances.
Just more Trump bashing. The swamp does not want to be drained.
Wow! I had no idea. That is actually hilarious and many parties have even used that to reject it's inclusion as Free Software https://wiki.debian.org/qa.debian.org/jsonevil

I was hoping for something more enforceable than that, but still interesting enough. Looks like half of all companies using JSON are in trouble (obviously it's subjective, don't think that needs to be said).
The problem with dithering is that it is added noise (read: entropy) that needs to be preserved in the image file, which can make the compressed image file bigger. You can actually achieve quite good results by just cranking down the quality on a jpeg. You'd have to go really low quality before it looked as bad as these dithered images. Also, jpeg supports greyscale, although you might find that keeping the colour in there really doesn't add much to the file size at all anyway, especially if you set an appropriate chroma subsampling ratio.
Probably quite fun to have a small business / startup where you are the boss and hire a few people to solve some problem, maybe related to your previous employment but a niche they didn't cover?
I don't think the primary concern of his voter base was advancing their political agenda. I believe the anger was the whole point, and they got it by the truck loads.

There was no reason to believe that they would get what they wanted policy-wise from a Democrat or from a different Republican candidate. The next best thing is to make all of the bad people angry, which they did get.
For my previous work years ago, we did custom brushless motor drivers including basic control theory implementations. I was under the impression that the driver designs were fairly standardized/commoditized.

Could you explain more on your search of suitable drivers and on why you didn't build your own drivers? Why are these drivers so high in price?
Or is this the problem the Boston Dynamics robots were looking to solve?
Why did you want to `brew install virtualenv`? That’s no longer the current way to work with python. Virtual environments are now in the standard library:

python -m venv /my/directory

I’ve never had any problem with homebrew in over a decade’s usage. But yes, don’t use it for python development tooling: use pyenv and python -m venv and pip for that.
IIRC, there were a lot of those licenses in the 1990s and early 2000s. They were mostly all weeded out in the license flame wars, largely initiated by system integrators and re-distributors who wanted to have a standardized set of licenses and not have to deal with any cute extra restrictions. Nowadays, software should use a license approved by OSI or FSF, or the software will find itself not being worth consideration.
Whereby is still add-free. For the moment.

I’m surprised there aren’t more very easy open-source alternatives than https://jitsi.org/jitsi-meet/ , given WebRTC is peer-to-peer and doesn’t consume bandwidth from the hosting service.
Tbh I associate "processed" with High Fructose Corn Syrup and stuff like Nitrite. The stuff that increases our chances of getting cancer. I don't feel like 3D cultured cells are the same thing. Sure, both are the result of "a process" but it's not what the term "highly processed" signifies. What you are doing is like saying that natural vitamin C is better than chemically produced vitamin C. It's the same molecule so it is simply not true.

If synthetic meat does not contain any Nitrites or other stuff that turns carcinogenic inside the body, it should not be called "highly processed" imho, we decided collectively to use that term for something else: For food that has additives in it the make it less healthy than it's "unprocessed" natural state.
> Given, that unlike many advertising supported services, you can pay Zoom and remove ads

If you are an enterprise, yes. For individual usage - like, for example, hosting a virtual beer night with friends - you have to go for a subscription that you have to take care to cancel afterwards.
Just set this up and it works beautifully. Saves my wrist some additional carpel tunnel for sure!
Yet that google ranking was likely about the US's citizenry, a portion of them, using political process to curb, and reduce military usage.

In other words, the US curtailing itself.
you're allowed to like what you like, and me too.
I started balding at 15 (thanks to my shitty genes) and am now 26. Of course, I've tried everything but nothing worked or they had massive side effects while not working (meds) or they were costly and not always effective (transplant).
I will not dismiss your suffering and will not say that you will be as attractive without hair, that's wishful thinking and cruel, the only thing you can do now is trying to look yourself in the mirror and find a way to accept this new reality and hope that someone discover a cure in the next 2 decades.
GlovePIE's license forbids militaries from using it.
Vizio?
> Is every culture's flying chariot also a heavier-than-air flying machine?

Who said it was a chariot? I think you are linking some "flying chariot" from other text to "vaayu yaan" from some different text. "vaayu" means "air" and "yaan" means "vehicle". This is far more specific that "flying chariot".

> And every chariot carrying the Moon a lunar lander?

Just curious, isn't carrying a Moon very different from landing on the Moon? Equating "carrying a Moon" to "landing on Moon" does not even mean same thing, so that can be thought as extrapolation. But the more specifics of "using vaayu yaan" to travel on earth from Lanka(which exists today) to Panchavati(which also exists today) does not need the extrapolation as was required in the previous sentence.
nix.

It's confusing, but we'll get there. You'll need/want:

- nix, the tool/build system.

- nixpkgs, the world's most up-to-date and underfunded package repository.

- nix-darwin, bringing a NixOS experience to Darwin. Not perfect, but pretty damn great.

And optionally,

- home-manager, a nix-based opinionated tool to manage dotfiles and other stuff in your home directory.

And finally, some things to avoid and experimental features to use:

- do not ever use `nix env -i` to install things ala homebrew, apt, etc. This is a trap. You don't want this.

- use nix flakes. Sure, it's experimental, but it's what you _do_ want. Reproducible, version-pinned builds.

- if you use direnv, or are familiar with it, check out nix-direnv, which is like direnv on crack. Instead of managing your packages globally, manage them per workspace or project.
They didn’t ‘officially launch’ but the platform was up and running. There isn’t a ‘you don’t need to comply if it’s an alpha test’ clause in the AGPL.
How is this different from linux kernel + busybox?

it does provide cross-platform build for free, but it's not too difficult to cross compile linux kernel + busybox together either.
> why can’t this post wait until then?

The group announcing signing a merger agreement with a now-two-billion-dollar SPAC [1] is the likely spark. It's an announcement of a change in economic magnitude. That can make previously-ignorable mistakes meaningful to pursue.

[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/21/trump-linked-spac-shares-soa...
What’s an actual concrete example of a problem you have with homebrew?
Is There Any Software to Extract Emails Effectively from LinkedIn?
> Wouldn't a semi-malicious actor be mostly in the clear if they provided the upstream code and a statement declaring they make no modifications to the provided source directly?

Sure, but that seems to be belied on its face by them having actually stripped the present-by-default mentions & links:

> neither the terms nor any other part of the website contained any references to Mastodon, nor any links to the source code, which are present in Mastodon’s user interface by default.

That, then, would be extremely strong evidence that they're lying, and I would expect more than enough for a legal injunction.
I fail to see how a website that's not up yet is violating any licenses, can anyone tell me more about this ?
If you're not a customer, you're the product.
By attaching these blades to rockets they became very unstable towards the end of their flight causing the blades to spin around like flying scythes, cutting down soldiers in their path.
Please, trump has defects enough so we don't have to resort to this stupid Russian conspiracy lie.
Well then it's a green website. The low-tech part in the title is misleading because it can mean so many things to different people. In this case it's actually green, off grid but complex and relatively high tech for the setup process.
Nope, fake news (as usual).

It was in preview.
Eat the bugs, live in the pod...
Didn't the military start Silicon Valley?
I agree that - on its face at least - the platform is probably in violation.

My point was just that I don't think the TS terms that Mastodon quotes in its blog post are incorrect.
If you genuinely believed what you just posted, wow, I'm impressed at your commitment to cognitive dissonance.
Not really the same but I've been doing paragliding since a long time, and my wing is definitely a giant sensor for 'air movements shape'. Kind of a part of me when in the sky.
The economist Paul Krugman of all people wrote a 'review' of Foundation versus Dune:

> “Foundation” might seem unfilmable. It mostly involves people talking, and its narrative inverts the hero-saves-the-universe theme that burns many acres of CGI every year. The story spans centuries; in each episode everything appears to be on the brink, and it seems as if only desperate efforts by the protagonists can save the day. But after each crisis, Seldon’s prerecorded hologram appears to explain to everyone what just happened and why the successful resolution was inevitable given the laws of history.

> So how does the Apple TV series turn this into a visually compelling tale? It doesn’t. What it does instead is remake “Star Wars” under another name. There are indispensable heroes, mystical powers, even a Death Star. These aren’t necessarily bad things to include in a TV series, but they’re completely antithetical to the spirit of Asimov’s writing. Pretending that this series has anything to do with the “Foundation” novels is fraudulent marketing, and I’ve stopped watching.

* https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/26/opinion/dune-movie-founda...

* https://archive.md/YFxVi
After giving up 2.5 episodes in, the only thing I can compare this show to is Battlefield Earth.

It's incredibly, spectacularly bad!
It's not the JSON format, but rather certain libraries which process JSON (I should have been more precise). Many companies avoid using those libraries for that very reason.
Can any language make a comeback to its original popularity? I would argue they can’t because they where overhyped.

I’m not interested in getting back to the overhyped level of popularity. That kept me away from Ruby on Rails for a while. But getting to a “mature” point where we can admin, no we are not dying and yes we are one of the better solutions for web development, would be nice. Also the job market adjust to it would be nice in that it gets used to having people switch to Ruby from other languages again.

The next hype bubble that hits the Ruby community is probably going to be something not related to web development. Look at Python and Machine Learning.
Your forgetting the surprise twist though. The cult loses control of that very society in part due to that very indoctrination.
The comment was given with in a context of a policy that required the professors to ask permission to perform some work. If the policy only applies to paid work then that is the context and makes all the difference.
> "vaayu" means "air" and "yaan" means "vehicle"

Which is a valid translation for most mythology's flying chariots. We use the translation "chariot" because, at the time, the only vehicles we know of in the relevant culture were chariots.
"Sometimes I'll cook a dish with a lot of steps at home; am I supposed to assume that the 10-step food I cook at home is less healthy than the 2-step?"

If your kitchen looks like a kitchen and not a chemistry lab or oil refinery and you're starting with things that are identifiably food, you're probably good to go either way.

And while I'm no expert on the full cycle of meat production in he US, animals are routinely grazed on land that is unfit for modern, large-scale row cropping. I'm not saying that's the only way to turn soil and sunlight into plants, but it does seem to be the predominant one.

It isn't clear cut to me that taking that land out of productive agricultural use and shifting the need to yet more industrial agriculture is a huge win. If somebody has done that math, I'd be very interested in seeing a source. And to be clear, I'm more than prepared to believe that it's a net win. It's pretty well established that cows create a lot of methane and that all the progress with seaweed-based supplements is dubiously applicable to free ranging livestock.
I can't blame them, considering how high bandwidth costs are for video.
On the other hand Trump's network might be coopted to contribute to mastodon's development, since they have apparently billions in funding. And it would be very ironic if this ends up boosting the decentralized web.
Noone in my family has a NAS.

I have one but I work in it.

No normal person thinks about backups.

Most normal people just pay 10$ to get cloud storage.

Even I do because it is so much better than what I want to operate. My NAS has backups of those.
> does at times invade for actual humanitarian reasons.

For example?
Well, in the licence, Apple wouldn't let me use iTunes to build nukes, so that was rude.
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I think this is a very outdated view of the way series and streaming platform have evolved. There’s no “slot” to fill. There’s no need for universal appeal.

“The Crown” is a good example. This would never have been made into a show before streaming.

The Foundation could have been a intellectually stimulating sci-fi show that appealed a lot to a smaller audience and it still would have been successful.
It is a big fence!

Cheers mate, good luck wherever you are now!
Homebrew isn’t unreliable — I’ve used it for more than a decade with no problem. What’s an actual problem you have with it? Perhaps others here could help you.
Java Burn Reviews – Any Negative Complaints or Side Effects?
Boosting stock performance. It's been dropping for a year now, after a big COVID run-up.
In more recent letter frequency analysis[1] the letter C makes the cut. The distribution also reminds me of anomaly detection using Benford's Law[2]. Wikipedia provides equivalent strings for other languages[3].

[1]http://norvig.com/mayzner.html

[2]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law

[3]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_frequency
Man, you know how this sound like the party line against Trotsky during Stalin's time? Please, let's keep our opposition to trump decent, lest we look like ridiculous pearl clutchers
How far into the first book goes the new movie?

I'm rereading the book and am now at "Book 3: The Prophet".
> even if it's easier to build something, being so hard to find affordable developers offsets every advantage you had.

I think that's debatable. All these new & hyped up languages may give you cheaper developers, but you won't get the ecosystem and functionality Rails provides out of the box.

JS and derivatives (TypeScript, etc) is very popular nowadays and yet on the backend something that's provided out of the box with a monolithic framework like Rails (or Django, or Laravel) will take time to implement manually (often in a bad way).

In the end, you may "save" on salaries by going with another language, but then you'll end up spending twice as much time delivering functionality which would completely offset any savings.
Did they? One would assume if the "bad people" (the establishment, 'The Swamp') got so angry, there might be change in some way.

If any of the criticism had gone beyond the level of "crooked Hillary" then I could buy this theory of Trump as expose. But it never did.
Yahoo pulls out of China for good
This article reads weirdly.

Like the questions in my exams where I don't exactly know the answer but I know the main defintion of the topic. Then in the last 5 minutes of the exam I just go ahead and write a bunch of stuff only based on the defintion of the main topic. I will reuse and rephrasee the same thing over and over to give some meat to the answer but it is not a great answer and provides zero insights.
As painfully admitted by the comments here, it is virtually impossible for them to stop talking about Donald J. Trump and they have to even resort to censoring themselves as if he never existed.

So it just means that Donald J. Trump is in their minds 'rent-free'; forever.
> While one might argue that cloud-computing providers are usually grumpy anyway, there is still value in anything that might improve their mood.

I'm dead haha. This is great.
The instance in question was taken down almost as soon as it was discovered. And still the headlines keep coming. That's how strong the Trump name is.
Tim needs to spend real world money to be able to sustain his web development - so he has to sell his bitmoney.
A cryptocurrency loophole only Congress can close
The Linux kernel community has always had a bit of a suspicious attitude towards commercial use. This attitude long predates the cloud / SaaS and reflects Linux’s origins (and Linus Torvalds’ world view) inside Scandinavian academia.