skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A lot of applications are using readline [1] as the backend for their text input or a readline like implementation. readline can/should provide emacs and vi-like controls.

[1] https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/readline.3.html
I'm not advocating criminalizing it, but it is essentially fraud in some contexts, especially where there's direct or indirect compensation for the players.
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One of the biggest issues with Level 2 systems is that they may require the user to suddenly takeover in a panic situation.

People are already broadly under-experienced in emergency handling when they’re fully alert and in control.

Given that it seems the added stress of having to take over when you’re not already driving is likely to lead to situations where the human overcorrects or reacts too late as they may have done in this case.

Edit:
Someone else pointed out the required steering force varies depending on whether or not AutoSteer is engaged and that the torque sensing and release may have caused the driver to overcorrect when the steering effort required changed suddenly.
Do we know how exactly this happens? How fast this process "converges"? How big is the search space and how fast new candidates are generated?
Many of us did. :)
The fact that they dont is another big problem with public schooling.

The fact that all teachers are trained the same is a big problem. Personally I am fan of not having "trained teachers" for anything beyond grade school

After that we should be using subject matter experts
That ... is actually an awesome idea! The condition for getting a domain name should be to have a public consumption and battery status page.
I think what you’re looking for is a high quality conversation: where both parties invest effort in maintaining good faith and are self-aware enough to recognize what assumptions and biases they bring into the debate; where there is a mutual goal of learning, rather than winning; and where the participants are self-secure and mature enough not to need their tribal identity validating.

This is all much more likely to happen outside of the public gaze.

And so I think you are looking not for a website but for a person, or perhaps a website that helps gather such people - and somehow keeps out those who claim to be all of the above but are fooling themselves or the rest of us.

Where do you find good people? There’s probably a market for an “intellectual dating site”.
"They currently are making ridiculous amounts of money and you think they're going to risk all of that to know trivial details about you?"

I hear this argument for the unlikelihood of corporate malfeasance all the time.

But look all throughout history and you'll see countless examples of very rich and powerful people and corporations taking extreme risks, including doing massively illegal things or risking consumer outrage and loss of good will.

It doesn't help that the real-world consequences of such acts are often just slaps on the wrist, no matter how illegal/immoral/reputation-trashing the acts might be. Very rarely do the rich and powerful suffer severe personal consequences... usually they can buy their way out or exit with a big bonus and just get hired somewhere else that's happy to turn a blind eye to their past (or might even prefer to work with sleazy/corrupt types)... and the public's memory is short.
Objectively, from the statistics, that's just not the case. Average undergraduate student loan debt in public California schools was $23,600 in 2019 [1]. That is less than the price of most new cars.

[1]: https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-aler...
Nah, even without global rankings or whatever you’d have tons of people wanting to cheat just so they can win encounters.
> Somehow creating an exe is "more advanced"

.NET Core is cross platform, it was created with ASP.Net as the driver and web development is not about exe files. "dotnet run" runs your code, on any platform, that's one of the default intended ways to run code. If you want a platform-specific executable you've done more work and made the code less general. If you also want to package the entire .Net framework into one binary on any platform, why is it unbelievably impossible to understand that this is more effort and desired by fewer people, so isn't as easy to do?
I'm a game developer; the demand from players for these measures is loud and persistent.

The thing is that they're reasonably effective tools, and the harm, pain and misery caused by griefers and cheaters is real and widespread.

And there's not really much of a technical alternative; the only other response to something like an aimbot is to design such that good aim isn't an advantage, and now you have a totally different game.
The new windows terminal allows you to change how copy and paste work.

I recently switched from about 20 years of Putty use (some years more than others, I ran Linux on the desktop for a long time) to Windows Terminal and the windows included openssh. There are pros and cons. The new windows terminal is very nice but there's still a few annoyances. Having an actual ssh config and almost all the capabilities (no ControlMaster/ControlPath because no files as sockets) is very nice.

I probably would have been fine staying with Putty though if pageant hadn't started having reliable (but weird) problems when handling more than a few auths from remote in a short period, making Ansible unusable when running from my work VM with agent forwarding.
Perhaps there are some heuristics/behaviours that cause a file to be uploaded for further investigation, to identify new threats.
Is this kind of haughty, stallmanesque middlebrow dismissal really necessary anytime someone writes an application for the most popular desktop OS on the planet?

Please stop. You're not helping. This is an ideological flamewar that's been going on for decades, with nothing to be gained by rehashing it again.
Everyone who has at least two brain cells to rub together hates cheaters, in video games and otherwise.
With gaming NFTs going they way they are, cheating in games may become actual financial crimes in the near future.
I know the internet (including HN) supplies endless frustration, but just because of that, we all need to cultivate the skill of not responding from a triggered place. Comments like the GP and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29525651 definitely just make things worse.

Put another way: users here need to follow the rules (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html) regardless of what other people are doing. It always feels like the others both (a) started it, and (b) are doing worse—that's just baked in to human perception—so we can't use that as a basis for commenting. If we do, a downward spiral is the guaranteed result (https://hn.algolia.com/?query=downward%20spiral%20by:dang&da...).
They have given you a choice and taken away some comfort. It’s literally what libertarians preach.
Would that then not be covered by extant laws?
I do not see how profits have anything to do with antibiotics and the level of effort required to produce animal products.

Antibiotics allow us to produce animal products with reduced effort per unit than otherwise. If we ban antibiotics, it will require more effort to produce the same amount of animal products. That is true regardless of what happens on the money/profit side. This may be a fine tradeoff, but it's still a necessary tradeoff.
‘Absurdity’ of police logging rapists as women
Yes, tacit knowledge exists. Riding bicycles is a great example. Technical design is a terrible one. Design docs are so important partly because they force you to put some thought into making your implicit assumptions explicit, in a way where you and other folks can question and learn from them.
At the highest level of play, players who cheat to gain and advantage could be causing actual financial harm to others. The professional scenes of these games involve non-trivial amounts of money.

The sad thing is that in the professional scene you have a lot of players who are legitimately very good, but who still use the cheats to gain an edge.

The solutions to these problems are mercurial and at some point unless you get the players in one physical space with controlled/organizer supplied hardware it’s impossible to keep things clean but it is a real problem and it has real consequences for players who compete at that level.
The reason it's more complicated is to support reflection. C# allows you to create objects and call methods at runtime based on data not available at compile time, including classes and methods that don't get used by the normal (non-reflection) code.

That means that by default you can't do tree shaking, which means you would end up with enormous exes, which will probably annoy the type of people who want a single exe.

The bit more advanced is to tell the compiler which types you might want to reference by reflection so that it can shake the rest out of the tree.
The bulk of this thread doesn't match your description at all. There are comments about calendars, monastic lifestyle, even software used by the monasteries (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29511744), and so on. Most comments that reference the social controversy aspect are doing so in a thoughtful way.

In such a context, a comment like yours is flamebait even if your intention is to correct the record. Comments need to be much more thoughtful, factual, and neutral than that, especially when the topic is one that gets people triggered. As the HN guidelines say: "Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive."

Making false assumptions about "woke mods" is already a sign that your comment was coming from a place of conflict, not curiosity. I don't mean that in a judgmental way—nearly all of us feel conflictual about these divisive topics. But we all need to learn to recognize that in ourselves and not let it drive our contributions here.
Today, you can launch your course for free, or sell it for a price you select from $9 to $299. However, your students cannot choose the amount they'd like to pay for the course. But thanks for the suggestion. I'll think about it ;)
Why do lawyers have a hard time with OSS licenses?
Microsoft did ship the Windows 10 "TruePlay" anti-cheat component for sandboxed UWP games. I believe it was removed because game developers largely ignored the UWP format.
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Many comments in this thread are of the form:

> I don’t play this game and I don’t approve of the anti-cheat measures!

This seems to be a common pattern. People who actually play the game hate cheaters and are okay with more extreme measures, while outsiders tut-tut that acceptance. Don’t you know that’s bad for you, gamers?
For interest's sake, I did a "time find /usr" (ran it first once so it's all in memory) in both Terminal.app on the Mac and then in WezTerm

Terminal.app: 6.174s
Wezterm: 7.150s
A more appropriate conclusion would be that "it's dangerous to brazenly attack someone who is carrying a gun".

Perhaps they were encouraged by the fact that Rittenhouse was trying to avoid conflict and run away?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2Rqv2tIg4E&t=319s

The only "cheat code" here was used by the prosecutor to bring this case to trial.
I am guilty of this, and I feel bad for it. I am not a front end developer, but I have built a few web sites for various projects here and there. I certainly don't NEED to use a front-end framework, but I don't want have to spend a ton of time crafting CSS rules and figuing out how many divs to nest. To get something done quickly, my choices pretty much boil down to plain, unstyled, pages, or a full blown framework like Vuetify. So far, I haven't found anything in between. I would love to find a CSS library that I can just import and be able to create simple, nicely styled pages, e.g. that look Material-esque, without jQuery, node, npm, gulp, grunt, sass, and all that jazz.
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yeah but I wanna build WinUI3 apps not Win32. And that requires Windows App SDK and C++ tools which in turn require Dot net and the Windows 10/11 SDK which in turn require Visual Studio which makes it 20GB storage and 10GB ram.
If wasting time is a crime, we should also make long checkout lines and traffic jams illegal while we’re at it.
> constant talk of student debt forgiveness

This is mostly because a lot of people got useless degrees that don't result in high paying jobs, not because of some intrinsic cost of education. The number of STEM degrees awarded [1] is far outstripped by non-STEM degrees in both number of degrees awarded and growth rate [2].

I am merely saying the current private student loan rate is 3-5%. It is not possible for substantial interest to accumulate at that rate, particularly if you factor in inflation (6.8% YoY this month...)

[1]: https://www.nsf.gov/nsb/sei/edTool/data/college-14.html
[2]: https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d12/tables/dt12_310.asp
You're taking about wrapping a boilerplate ridden platform in another boilerplate ridden platform where someone else wrote either boilerplate. You're talking about a browser without window dressing. That's not making an app nor eliminating any boilerplate.
Food is more expensive than it has been in decades
> Sounds like you basically want political debate, but only among smart and/or well educated people?

formalized highschool and college debate is pretty much this
> Sounds like you basically want political debate, but only among smart and/or well educated people?

Not OP, but it's not smart/educated that I like to have these conversations with. It's humble, polite, open minded people. For the most part these two axes are usually orthogonal and independent. The one correlation I've found is that if one's lack of education is approached in a way that contributes to them feeling insecure, then they move into survival mode, become defensive, and thus less open minded.
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I was thinking about this too, given recent events like Titanfall being pulled from sale due to the rampant cheating (which also led to many players abandoning the game before, leading to very low sales).
I just use consoles now, because cheating is annoying and it's harder on a console. I only play games on my PC that are single player or where I only have to play with friends. I don't like anti cheat software like this on my PC.
The Japanese phrase "shakai no madoguchi"
社会 の 窓口
has the Google translation "Social window ".
However, when a Japanese man discreetly whispers this phrase to his buddy it has a special meaning that his pants are not zipped. The window to society is typically meant to refer to the zippered fly on the front of a man's trousers.
And in a unique sense, it is his "window to the world".
exactly. we learnt VB6 in school and developing apps was a breeze, even on school computers. But now, what a shitshow.

thanks for the video BTW.
A similar thing happened to me. But instead of tweaking PuTTy I tweaked Poderosa v4 which also has a permissive license
Thanks for affirming that not all right-conservative people are checking out to lala-land. Y'all had me worried for a moment there.
> It would be interesting if HN had some bucket like /offtopic, for things that are flamebaity and removed from the main view, but I fear it would attract the aforementioned people who only ever troll there, and dang probably having zero interest in mod'ing it.

What if, along with the '/offtopic' bucket there were participation criteria that could be moderated by other /offtopic participants? Not my wheelhouse, but something like '/offtopic' threads are only readable by HN members, only editable by members in good standing, presence of an 'evict the troll' button that disallowed further comments on a thread if enough users press it about a given comment/user.
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Tell me more about this 'libertarianism.' Teach me, O wise one.
Op never mentioned Linux as an alternative. The original post was not about a comparison.
1.14.4 works just fine on jdk 1.8, modded or otherwise. I know this, because I helped get it running properly with Forge integration on Raspberry Pi, and am working on building out an Aarch64 base Linux image for more recent versions to leverage the 8GB version of the Pi for maybe supporting a mod or two. Someone else may have done it already, but it's more an exercise in cross-compiling for me.

The lack of a 64 bit JDK build was the big blocker a couple years ago. Haven't checked back to see if Raspbian or anyone else got around to it.

I can second that modules were a way bigger deal than people here seem to be willing to admit to. I avoided 9+ like the plague because redefining one of your base visibility modifiers and the inevitable charlie-foxtrot that would entail, plus Oracles license shenanigans was just not something I was willing to wade through.
The system in the U.K. is income-based repayment with automatic forgiveness after 30 years and an interest rate linked to inflation and income (your interest rate is up to 300bp higher if your income is higher). In some sense this is good because it avoids defaults or unmanageable repayments, but it can be a bit unegalitarian in how different people are affected: those with low incomes are ok but they have low incomes, those with particularly high incomes get to pay the loans off quickly and so don’t have much interest whereas those who follow a more common or somewhat good career progression will end up paying the loan off slowly with a lot of extra income. Furthermore, those people who had more family support would have lower principals and so would pay off less. So it comes out a bit like a graduate tax but borne most by people with middle incomes.
Ask HN: How do you filter the signal from the noise?
Seriously, how do you keep up with all these super interesting newsletters and articles you receive/see around every week?

I tried keeping them as unread on my inbox so I can read them later. I tried sending them to Instapaper or similars. But it's always the same, the list keeps growing and growing until I remove everything and start over.

How do you organize your out-of-control reading list? Is there a service capable of filtering what I'm really interested in based on what I really read? Where are the algorithms when we need them?
I think you should touch grass.
The assumption that it affects very few people is unfortunately misplaced.
It's hard to get even 100Mbit in Paulo Alto? Must be hard for everyone working remotely these days....
Firefox, safari, etc. already have pretty advanced anti-tracking and privacy features in place.

If you care about that sort of thing, you use those browsers and automatically make all cookie popups irrelevant. After that they simply turn into pure annoyances.

And no regulation was needed at all, since the free market has already satisfied those customer wants and found the optimal solution for all parties.

Legislation should be the absolute last resort to a problem that has proved otherwise unsolvable. This was not one of those problems.
Is it even possible to completely avoid open source software nowadays though? Windows itself might not be completely open source but it has a bunch of open source components and/or is based on open source components (even the TCP/IP stack has its roots on BSD :-P). Even your CPU (especially Intel with its IME using Minix) and UEFI might have some open source code.

Perhaps if you find some 20 year old PC with an obscure proprietary operating system that has its own network stack you could do it. Though that "proprietary purity" will break down as soon as you step out of that PC box and connect it to a router or whatever since chances are it will run open source software and your purely proprietary signal will be contaminated way before reaching some end user's browser :-P
Appreciate your efforts of laying our additional contexts. You led the discussion into a debate of conception or definition of words... I seem no fruitful results from this.
I find that hard to believe considering everything else that makes it past not only Apple's CI, but their automatic and manual QA testing, their beta process, and multiple public releases. I know they have to do something in their CI, but I'd like to see any evidence of your claim.
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Xbox and PlayStation games can already use keyboard and mouse. Not many developers make use of them. Partially because consoles aren't installed used at a desk, partially because the difference in precision between a controller and a mouse makes it difficult to balance competitive games.
"That citation appears as irrelevant completely to the topic."

The point was, that marxism as a theory is only a plan - and that plan did not really worked out in reality so far.

And if you want to paint the USSR in a golden FOSS picture, well I would suggest talking with people who actually lived there and were not in a privileged party position. And it would be news to me, that the USSR published their tank, aircraft or rockets schematics.
Technically, yes, but politically, it does not work that way. If people are sold a certain quality of life, and then they do not get it, they will fight (or vote) for direct as much of society’s resources into accomplishing that quality of life as possible. Even diverting society’s resources from quality of life that were offered generations ago when they were younger. It manifests as reduced investment in infrastructure, higher taxes, lower funding for schools (see US universities getting less money from government and raising tuition).
Not only is food more expensive lately but I've been noticing creeping "shrinkflation" in products as well. My chocolate peanut butter haagen dazs is no longer a full pint! Also Stella beer in bottles became smaller- they're 11.2 fl oz instead of 12.
Conversely, you are losing the distributed computing gained by rendering on the client, and therefore need a bigger server to scale when needed. And HTTP caching can and should be used for API responses as well.
Yeah, and it is sometimes prosecuted under existing laws in that case. For example several people were successfully prosecuted in 2013 for a match-fixing scandal in English football: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_English_football_match-fi...
I love this. I want to see more things like this hitting HN.
On another topic, interesting references in your bio - I will check them out.
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Do you have any actual evidence of them behaving in bad faith here? Or is this the usual internet hypercynicism?
Yes. They are superficial. If they truly believe what they claim to believe, they should already no longer exist. It's like all the leftists living in industry countries. If they truly care about the poor, they would have already all moved to the poorest countries on the planet and help the poors in there already.