skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly unless you’re on something like an ATtiny with < 1K of RAM or doing cycle-counted stuff a properly adapted high-level language is fine. I mean, Forth (doesn’t have to but usually) uses an interpreted virtual machine and people have used and liked it on 6502s since those were the new hotness.

As far as I’ve seen, two things make C and C++ specifically problematic on 8-bitters: automatic promotion to int for all expressions, with int required to be at least 16 bits (a language problem); and subpar codegen on accumulator architectures and other things that are not like desktops (a compiler problem).
> Here's a favorite HN comment of mine, about the US Navy - "zero capability to accurately assess risk or fix problems beyond punishing people when things inevitably go wrong".

This sums up the whole US justice system too.
When the percentage increase of the currency is slower(gold, most crypto) than the value of that currency increases over time, and as you say, it becomes entrenched.

When the percentage increase of the currency is faster(most fiat) than the value of the assets increases over time, and opposite of what you say, it(being assets) also becomes entrenched.

The only fair system is one in which is stable over the long-term, and where past value is equal to current value.
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Is this for ASICs or permanent SOC type solutions?
AWS us-east-1 outage
Launched BotMeNot Beta – Looking for Beta Users
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Completely agree. As a user, I often find FAQ pages to be the single most useful documentation pages.

I rarely read the entirety of the documentation for something, but I usually will read the entire FAQ for something I'm interested in. It has a far higher usefulness-to-length ratio than most documentation, since if done properly, everything in the FAQ was useful to somebody (or hopefully many people).

It's also arguably the best format for certain types of information. For many things, there are "obvious" questions one would ask about them (e.g. "Does this take into account X?", "What about Y?"). When I think of these when reading about something, I'll check the FAQ, and it's often presented right there. It ends up being by far the easiest way to get answers to these types of questions.
Not the parent but I'll do my best to make a good counter argument.

The job should not be your place of socializing. People have opinions, make jokes, have bad days, get upset at each other, misbehave and so on. These things are fine, they are human.

However, these things aren't appropriate for work. My coworkers don't get to choose me, they are stuck with me. I try very hard to be mild, polite and gentle at work.

That is very much not who I am as a person. My friends know this and are fine with it, but they also get to choose to be my friend (or not).

I literally feel like I can't have a real friendship or genuine social interaction at work. I might exchange pleasantries and try to make polite small talk, but it's not worth the risk of making someone else feel alienated or offended.
If you can patch it, doesn't that mean it's mutable?
While I only really know what and FPGA is, I wonder if we're going to see a good amount of die area dedicated to an FPGA in the future, allowing software to define a new hardware accelerator for different tasks.
Not everyone is a Graduate at the Internet University of I Am Very Smart.
Great discussion can start from the simplest questions, no need to show off around here.
Not sure if this is included in the assessment, but TX does not have a state tax.
> little prospect of hope ownership

A devastatingly accurate typo
Unexpected Generated Data: A Common Situation with ScalaCheck
How does the experience compare for the average user? I’ve put things on Peertube only for the instance to shut down.
The Challenge of Making Friends as an Adult(2012)
Personally I never understood it as disrespectful, because I assume they’ve got some personal shit they might not be able to be uncontactable for. What if someone they know is in the hospital or they’re in some other high priority issue? What if a close friend of theirs is in a tenuous health position? What if they’re checking on their children? And most certainly they’re not going to tell me and frankly I’m not entitled to whatever shit they’ve got going through it we’re just getting to know if we like each other broadly. I think assuming I should have dedicated time to someone who is just seeing if we get along is rather selfish of me- I don’t know their life enough to know if they have other priorities they’re trying to balance.
How does this compare with https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/27... ?
AWS Outage
I'm getting internal AWS errors from various services. Are other people seeing similar issues?
Retype, a self-hosted alternative to GitBook
Can confrim us-east-1
Social sports leagues are also good to help encourage a decent bit of activity as well. For those who have a hard time being motivated to go to the gym and exercise regularly it can be incredibly beneficial to have a group to play some kind of sport with as a habit. Personally I have a hard time being motivated to go to the gym but having a group to encourage you to come out and play a game its a lot easier to be motivated.

You don't have to be good to have a good time.
They also had things a lot harder in many ways than we do. The 60’s is over 50 years ago now. The world changes a lot in that time. Basing your expectations on the 60’s is unrealistic.
But does having a work enter public domain automatically mean that eg New Order will stop getting paid for streams via legitimate services like Spotify?
This does make great propaganda for the Brits until you know that they were actually part of a larger element, under the command of US 7th Marine Regiment. This exercise demonstrated integration of NATO commando forces and modern tactics against outdated tactics.
i'm impressed with how fast that site loads
You’d need to be careful of overfitting the network.
If you’re talking about sites that host videos for creators and stream videos to end users, YouTube has some very strong competitors who have eaten into YouTube’s percentage of online video watched:
- Facebook
- Twitch
- TikTok

While you might not think of them as competitors, they provide a very similar service.
I realize that. Sorry...I meant to say

dns.google from dns.google

one.one.one.one from one.one.one.one
300+ handpicked iOS paywalls screens collection
The option to extend it being priced by the royalties collected and requiring substantial accounting of such.

Patents, for example, have maintenance fees that are quite high. So even that 20 year length is not really automatic and guaranteed, while already seen as problematically long to many.
Yes, definitely something going on.
Life of the author+0 years.

Most people expect to inherit money and property from their parents but not to be paid for work their parents did years ago. I don't see why children of authors should have different expectations.
Congrats on making a return on your investment! may I ask how you went about locating a buyer for the screener app?
A lot of people use Twitter DMs and complain about that experience having room to improve (e.g. being able to search DMs). Maybe some of these acqui-hires (and that's what they seem to be) will be toward improving DMs?
How does this follow from the article?
How can Apple differentiate an Apple car?
IMHO you have to start with the justification.

The previous justification was to incentivize creators by protecting their financial interests and the interests of their offspring. It’s very clear to see that those interests are no longer being met when you sell your blockbuster song to a record company for $500.

IMHO make copyright non-transferable and make corporate copyright 14 years with an application to double. That way it works for the little guy without big guys abusing it (e.g. Disney).
Haha oops :) Fixed it now.
is there a difference?

if Russia had indeed banned tor, what would have happened? what would they have done which is different from 'some ISPs in Russia block access to tor'?
Got alerted to 503 errors for SES, so it's not just the management console.
This doesn't make any sense to me. The government is working for the citizen, the citizen is not working for the government. It should not be the individual citizen's responsibility to respect the strategic interests of the state in a liberal society however strong they may be.

I mean if it's relevant fine: like if the project is to provide security to Israeli diplomats by all means make this a hiring consideration, but for a contractor in Texas?
Yeah nmap can often be used to fingerprint OS versions for those reasons.

Way back in the days around y2k many network stacks had poor or no randomization of some parameters that produced some neat looking plots: https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/newtcp/
Can confirm lambda is down in us-east-1. Other services seems to work for us.
Verified in us-east-1 for sure
To answer your question specifically, no. A derivative work needs to contain newly created/copyrightable material for the work itself to be copyrightable

For more general answers, see this pamphlet from the US copyright office

https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ14.pdf
Basic loop: Price of X rises to Y at time T2, time-traveling trade packet is transmitted to T0, past-X is purchased at price W increasing demand of X and therefore increasing price to Z at T1.

If T1 == T2 and Z == Y: the loop is stable. If T1 > T2 and Z >= Y: the loop is stable and not paradoxical. Every other option produces interesting results depending on the trading algorithm.

Hypothesis: all unstable loop scenarios will converge on Z == Y == W, negating the sending of the signal altogether. Or from another perspective, the superposition-timelines where Z == Y == W does not occur destructively interfere with each other.
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I've liked the suggestion of an increasing annual cost, perhaps double, every year past a certain baseline - so if the work is valuable enough, productive financially, then the owners can afford to retain/maintain full control over it.
They also have removed many leftists as well. My favorite story is an advocate of censorship, the British leftist media group Novara Media, got itself deleted by YouTube. Once there was an uproar on twitter it reinstated them saying it was a mistake:

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-59052155

Censorship advocates always get hit by the divine justice boomerang.
not working for me
Same here. S3 and EC2 appear to be down. AWS Console is barely responding.
That's a really short window to salvage your data.
Yep, PHD isn't loading, Cloudwatch is reporting SQS errors, metrics aren't loading, can't pull logs. This is in US-East-1.
C translates directly to ASM in many cases. It just makes managing offsets and other stuff easier.

C++ adds type-safety on top of that for no cost. It's great when your compiler tells you that there is no operator =|(PORTD, PINA). Did you mean |=(PORTD,PIND) or =|(PORTA,PINA).
It does. Vimeo is probably the most popular YouTube alternative. But YouTube has a community that I don't know of any other video platform having.
Video hosting is a perfect storm of expensive things: lots of egress bandwidth, lots of storage, and lots of compute for transcoding. And most of the effort is wasted because most videos get watched only a few times, and only in a few of those transcoded formats. So they're not going to pull their weight even if you slap ads all over them.
>or porn

I'm quite confident you'll find Mindgeek/Pornhub has a Youtube-esque unassailable position in that market segment. Unless you're catering to illegal content, but I think you'll find that market isn't the greatest for building a profitable business on.
Why is the cost of media a major factor on whether or not it is "fair"?

Ostensibly, the point of these restrictions is to incentivize the people who make IP.

But no one actually considers revenue 99 years into the future, so it doesn't work as an incentive.
Yea- the more pertinent take is that the magma involved "flows" more like room temp glass than liquid water.

It'd be like trying to suck a mix of layers of that boiling oatmeal and playdough through a straw.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diseases_of_affluence
I can recommend medical grade silicone sleep masks (e.g. Eyeseals 4.0). These keep 100% humidity around your eyes over night, so that they can't dry out.
Humans were designed to live in extended families and tribes, our entire lives with the same, close population. Hermitage is a rare, unnatural lifestyle, historically reserved for the few dedicated to spiritual quests, not the masses.
Thanks for the heads up. I test on browser stack and it seems to be working there. The videos are AVIF or MP4 and there are definitively problems with AVIF implementations. For example in Edge AVIF would not play but it would also not fallback to MP4.

If more people have problems I will have to fallback to just MP4. It is a shame though, the AVIF files are a lot smaller.
Wouldn't reading HN be a lot easier and more comfortable if you just pulled out your phone?

A solution looking for a problem.
Is it really network effect though? I think with regard to YouTube the influence of network effect is overstated.

The easy monetization capability is unrivaled, this is a big reason people that make videos choose YouTube. This is where their network effects come from. People don't really choose where to watch videos, people choose where to upload them though.

But as far as a viewer is concerned, do you care what video host a video is on before you watch it? Probably not. You'll click a vimeo or dailymotion or whatever link if the video you want to watch is on one of those sites. YouTube by and large is not a social platform, so it's network effects are very limited.

IMO the reasons YouTube has basically a monopoly is they have what amounts to embedded google search that only searches their site, and their app comes preinstalled on almost all mobile phones. Think about it, as a user, you want to search for a video, you click the video searching app on your phone, oh it only searches YouTube? Oh well, the video is probably on YouTube anyway.
It always comes down to Youtube size and automation, and no one wants to address this.

Youtube is so big they can't give proper customer support.

I'll rephrase this, they only give propper customer support to one of the parties, copyright strikers (probably not even all of them), and not for content creators.

It's unbalanced.

And Google gets away with this. "Oh you have problem? Talk to bots and auto replies! Good luck :)"

Unless you're a celebrity that has massive reach on Twitter, or if you happen to get caught randomly by a wave of upvotes that get you enough attention social media. Then there's an uproar and some high level pushes the damage control button and finally a human being actually looks at what's happening.

So it's Youtube Customer Support that's broken.

I'm reaching the point that I believe automatic customer support shouldn't be allowed AT ALL. Just like robot calls.
Since I work on this project, to chime in: yes, the siblings are correct. We call it a "service processor" and not a "bmc" for a reason; the SP fits into the server in a way similar to a BMC, but we are not doing all of that. We have an opportunity to re-think these things, and we think it's worth it. As you've noted, the surface area of a traditional BMC is huge.
You mean like a company? I mean, this has been answered a million times over. It's scale, it's always scale.

Yes, Youtube needs a real competitor, and it's the sort of thing that would be very difficult to do as a for-profit company. I'd begin by asking Jimmy Wales and the like. Peertube's a great start.
It's kind of hilarious to see hacker news discover the second iteration in the series of three rewrites. This started with bashtop, then bpytop, and now it's btop.

There are probably dozens of HN stories discussing those too.

Can I call this a dupe? :)
If I remember correctly, if you make an account with them, or sign in with Google or whatever, it lets you turn off the video nonsense.
I suspect it is not the content within that matters. It is the media that matter. It is not what electricity drive but the very electricity infrastructure that matters.
eu-west-1 is down for us
Company policy and personal beliefs are very different things. The former has many legal restrictions while the latter is immutable. I don't understand why you are conflating the two. This law is entirely relevant to companies not individuals.
MikroTik RouterOS v7 stable released
Copyright should be taxed every year based on the cumulative earnings for the first 10 years.

This allows the rights holders to milk the bulk of the profit and yet quickly pass the orphaned works to the public domain - both benefitting the development of arts and sciences as stipulated by the US constitution.

Heck, even taxing works for $1 a piece per year would free up a huge number of orphans.
We are having a number of rolling issues, but the site is sort of up? I worry it'll get worse before it gets better.

Nothing on their status page. But the Console is not working.
Is 10 years enough protection for the source code of a startup? Sometimes it takes longer than that to break even…

All law moves slowly. The law is supposed to move slowly, that’s (mostly) a feature, not a bug. You don’t want the existing laws to change every year, driving would be more of a nightmare than it already is.

Copyright was originally about protecting a creator’s ability to make some money from their works. Despite the fact it was extended in part to help Disney make money forever, we should still have some protection for artists and small businesses, right? We don’t want to shorten the copyright term just because NPM has a lot of churn, do we? That doesn’t seem like a good reason.
Important to note that other variants of newton's method do not necessarily converge from any starting point on even strictly convex functions.

Even in convex functions, the whole domain is not necessarily sufficiently close.
Not saying it's never real, just saying that the content that rises to the top there is extremely formulaic.
You seem to to be in favour of this "anti Israel boycot" rule so I think you might be able to answer my question:

As someone not from the US, I have always wondered why does the USA have a "fixation" with Israel. Like, defending Israel, defending their culture and their religion, and going overboard to protect them from people that think anything "bad" about them.

It's very peculiar the way US culture "defends" Israelis, compared to any other country or culture in the world (why not Britons? why not Portuguese? why not Mexicans? or Nigerians or what not? ).
So... What is it?
my guess is pornhub has been on steep decline since most of their payment processing methods has been removed. I will admit I haven't checked back but last I checked they were essentially crypto only.
This is the best way to take this story in.
One of the rights that copyright protects is the right to make derivative works--such as sequels and film adaptations. If you consider that someone like Terry Pratchett can productively write a literary universe for decades, it feels to me like the best answer is around 30-50 years.
Although the new CEO has only been in place for about a week. I bet this acquisition has been in the works for longer than that.
I guess the downvotes are about 1 and 2 but ok, I meant

dns.google and one.one.one.one
So everything was fine before 2016? The DNC was tampering with the Democratic primaries before the 2016 election cycle. The ruling class decides what is best and everyone else is expected to go along with it with no questions asked, "or else you're helping Trump." When there is no more Trump, there will be a new Trump to replace him. Trump is a symptom, not the disease. The mainstream media beats the Trump drum because it's good for ratings and because talking about the overarching systemic corruption is too broad - every superhero story needs a villain. They would stand to burn too many bridges by targeting the corrupt groups that fund and connect them. As such the root of the problem is seemingly impossible to address. This is a reason why I feel hopeless about the future here in the US.
And you can compact them to

set -euo pipefail
It's been years since I read Eisenhower's biography, but my recollection is that within the military a lot of the aid to Russia was seen as a terrible idea and many felt that the British tricked the US into giving that aid in a secret three-way meeting in North Africa.

Did I remember that correctly?
Here I was thinking this would be about climate change...
Yes you're right. We do have many modern conveniences and information they didn't have. So why would we go backwards on this key metric of home prices and rent? Or housing as a percentage of household income? It is an economic, social, and moral failure (see the situation in Los Angeles)
A correct prediction of the former doesn't imply a correct prediction of the latter. For what it's worth, I think it will become stable at around zero USD.
interesting. this an MVP/POC for a larger project?
Does Twitch count? A lot of chess streamers I used to follow on YouTube moved to Twitch. Sometimes they replicate their content back to YouTube, but not always.
STS or console login not working either.
ECR borked for us in east-1
Welp, this is awkward (._. )
I think this is a great article about something that I didn't understand. However, as feedback, what separates this from top tier articles is a lack of pictures and diagrams. Just adding a few of those to illustrate the different types of walls would make this content more engaging and link it to real world examples. I'm not likely to google "soil nail", but I'm def open to spending more time on your page to check out an example.
AWS Management console is dead/dying. Numerous errors across major services like S3 and EC2 in us-east-1. This looks pretty bad.
Years ago I wrote the official Rust FAQ [1] (now defunct). The questions were selected based on surveys of Rust users on the major Rust community spaces at the time, and a link to the FAQ was added near the top of the "Documentation" page of the old Rust site. It was also translated into multiple other languages as part of internationalizing the site.

That said, I think it had minimal impact. Often when I would discuss it with others, their response was to be surprised that Rust had a FAQ. There were good answers in there, to questions people genuinely asked frequently, but putting so many useful answers next to each in a single page people were unlikely to discover did not end up being very helpful.

Still learned a lot writing it though!

[1]: https://prev.rust-lang.org/en-US/faq.html
So quill was like Slack, but it forced every new message to be a new thread or a reply to a thread?
bilibili in China
Niconico in Japan
Nearly 3/4 of the World’s Dictators Receive US Weapons and Military Assistance
Traffic for any of the addresses in the /64 arrives at your server’s "external" network interface. Is there any non-hacky way to forward this traffic to an internal virtual network?
On the plus side, I Ctrl+F'd for the words 'incredible' and 'journey' and got no results for either.