skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
End users don't care about government trust or privacy as much as we would want them too. Had it been the case Signal would have already replaced Whatsapp. Unless Blockchain based product solves a real problem it would be hard to see larger adoption.

What makes it worse is most of the web3 products are always centered around coins, why do I need a coin to use a decentralized social network? It makes users feel like it's a financial scheme and early adopters have incentives to sell it.
> Are foreigners allowed to hack military networks in your country?

Yes, it happens all day every day. Assange didn't even "hack" anything, he allegedly helped educate Manning, no different than a text file or a 2600 article. Manning committed the crime, she was the one bound by US laws, not Assange. We could hand over every journo who has aided classified foreign information being published in US media, it's the same thing.

The crime of publishing is the truth, not an emotional tale, regardless of the official charges, unless your definition of intelligence is believing the charging documents of the American government as truth.
That's what happening in Finland too. All operators have announced that 3G will be switched off in 2023.
Show HN: Betterfeedback.ai – AI tool for qualitative feedback analysis
The hearings would've concluded far more quickly if they we're held in China, that's for certain.
Here are the details of that syntax: https://cs.github.com/about/syntax
Same here. And as always, AWS status page [0] is completely green and useless.

[0] https://status.aws.amazon.com/
>However, I do not agree that a “journalist” should be able to enable espionage, let alone encourage/incite it. In case my point is unclear, I consider setting up a website purely designed to encourage leaking of potentially classified information and assisting with the ability to do so as being no different than any other criminal conspiracy.

Your point is pretty clear. You designated exposing war crimes a criminal conspiracy no different from any other.

This view isn't compatible with a belief in human rights and democracy.
For me, IPTV is an opportunity to watch
> The ST had a TERRIBLE keyboard.

WHAT? XE series had terrible keyboard, I would kill for ST's one for my venerable 65XE :)
For me, IPTV is an opportunity to watch high-quality television content. There is no reference to weather conditions and location. I can recommend Roomba Tv. This is where I like it best. It costs $15 a month. You can also make money at home. Being an iptv reseller programs is an excellent idea for a startup or freelancer because of the low investment. I am my boss and set my prices, company name, logo, and more. It's very cool.
There is a lot of "he will be killed" in this thread. I suppose that's not impossible, but it seems remarkably brazen for almost no real benefit to the government.
Even if this were true, would you suggest Apple start selling iPhones in clamshell packages instead?
I’d just recommend a private telegram or slack group. This is offline only with no tracking of user profiles etc.
> iPad can't receive images over Bluetooth

Christ. We were sharing images over Bluetooth between mobile phones when I was a teenager in about 2005.
This is the second attempt of this kind at tackling aging of the lens by Novartis (formerly Alcon).
Unfortunately previous drug (some 10ish years ago) got pulled off the market after studies couldn't confirm the claims - basically it did nothing. Hopefully this time it works, because this is the only real solution, and not pupil size manipulation.
Still no post mortem from Monday's right? We're all still in the dark?
> you can't determine my utility function for me. I'll do it myself, thank you very much

You have now stated that utility exists.

At no place should any argument depend on some universal utility function that applies to everyone. The idea of a universal utility function is a useful simplification for some beginner classes, but quickly becomes useless for anything in the real world. In fact if there were a universal utility function(s?) economics wouldn't be hard to study, just a simple optimization problem that businesses would use.

All that we need is for everyone to assign utility in some way. It doesn't matter if your function omits critical factors, applies the wrong weighting, or otherwise is a decision you come to regret. (note that this hindsight might be wrong because you don't really know what your regrets would be had you made the other decision) All that matters is at some point you weight all the factors you consider important and make a decision based on them. You can come up with a complex formula to put numbers to it, or just go with a "gut feeling" (in many cases others are involved - perhaps a spouse). Regardless you have made a utility function for your situation.
VB was good at some things (e.g. UI design) and bad at others (e.g. doing complex computation).
Mine is in Japanese:

> 申し訳ありません。

> リクエストの処理中に問題が発生しました。 現在問題を調査しておりますので、解決するまでもう少々お待ちください。
Complicated.

I feel that an Australian citizen should not expect to be extradited to the USA for publishing information the USA would rather not be published. Still true even if he is an activist, would still be true even for someone genuinely trying to systematically destroy America and American values, if it’s just publication. Free speech etc.

For encouraging Americans to break American laws, which I think is the non-legalese summary of the accusation? I don’t know how I feel. The internet (telecoms in general) breaks borders and jurisdiction in ways that are not yet settled even in my own head.

Fleeing to an embassy definitely looked dumb to me at the time, and still does now. If someone is told to eat oranges, refuses because they are afraid oranges might be poisoned, volunteers to eat apples instead, runs away when someone tries to force them to eat an orange, then gets given a poisoned apple… I still don’t understand why people say this vindicates the original no-oranges stance.
btw status page doesn't show anything
Using Clojure.spec.alpha with Babashka
I think on balance that's one of the things DOS got wrong. I find the Unix way of doing arguments much nicer. Part of that is consistency: that rename command may be convenient, but it's pretty strange and counterintuitive that it treats the wildcard differently from most other commands, and the same convenience could have been achieved with another syntax.
I bet there's an unsensible way using :last-child, :nth-child, and percentages.
I guess I am really trying to get an idea of what most solutions use. Are 50% of the businesses just using Excel/Google docs or are they doing lots of Zapier etc.
I'm a complete buffoon when it comes to type theory. Would appreciate some help to understand what is going on here.

I tried to search the article for a rationale. I only found "beloved" and "elegant" as motivators. Can someone give me a clear, understandable rationale and example? What problem would higher kinded types solve in Rust? I have trouble thinking purely in terms of abstraction, when I can't relate a process to some kind of goal.

I also thank the author for the "braindamage" warning. Unfortunately I already had a metaphorical stroke way before that.

The author acknowledges that the exercise was "not attractive" in the end, because of syntactical noise and lack of coherent type checking. What would a correct and useful implementation of this achieve?
> "I was in denial because to me that was a sign of growing older, you know, needing to wear glasses"

Seriously? I had to start wearing glasses when I was 11.
I think that the most hated part of VB6 was more the BASIC language rather than the GUI design part... but maybe I'm wrong.
You could add lazy evaluation and call your language Curry.
Standing Out as a Student
Let’s not pretend that being forced to take a drug is the same issue as killing off unwanted babies.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum_on_Secur...

The Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances refers to three identical political agreements signed at the OSCE conference in Budapest, Hungary on 5 December 1994 to provide security assurances by its signatories relating to the accession of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

As a result, between 1994 and 1996, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine gave up their nuclear weapons. Until then, Ukraine had the world's third-largest nuclear weapons stockpile

If the US convinced Ukraine to give up their nuclear weapons with the promise they would help fend off an invasion, and then proceeds to not help fend off an invasion, what do you think happens the next time the US asks a country to give up their nukes?
USA play nice only when the odds are goods, abu omar case shows another face
I have no interest in being effective at changing someone's perspective towards my own. I express myself truthfully and authentically. That way both of us might learn something.

I would rather be known for my sincerity rather than always wanting smiles. I get more meaningful connections that way.
The absolute STATE
Yes, but my game will have real modeled characters with silky smooth AAA animations, and still scale!

Roblox and Minecraft could only build the future by spending less time on fidelity, hence the awkward animations and "ugly" characters.
My transformative first trip to Japan
Unproven.

“I spread misinformation to others without doing due diligence,” phone8675309 said.

Also unproven
I'm in Canada so sort of make sense to show bilingual page.
Fair enough, but I have never observed another MacOS user in the wild compile from source.

No matter the risk, every engineer I know uses brew.

MacPorts is the other one and it at least uses some crude bulk openssl signing, but the higher barrier to entry means fewer packages so devs don't use it.
Reads like the onion, thanks!
are you denying he released the truth or are you saying he released the truth, but "others" behaved similarly yet he withheld the truth on them?
Management console seems to be accessible fine to me, maybe it's just the aws.amazon.com website that's down.
The Texas off-ramp.
Could be related to "cuteness aggression", which describes the urge of crushing kitten because of some kind of cuteness overload. The extreme fragility of these structures could be overwhelming in the same kind of way that it would make it unbearable.

Otherwise, I really don't have this urge, so at least we know it's not universal...
>>Offtopic: doxxing is evil. Don't do it.

Devil's advocate: Doxxing isn't any more or less evil than investigative journalism or hiring a PI.
Amazon’s going to have to start paying out on some SLAs if this goes on for much longer…
I agree. I used Tailwind for roughly six months on a few projects before I noticed that I was only using the basic utility classes. I didn't like all the screen sizes and state "bloat" classes so I decided to take the best parts (margins, padding, background, font, text alignment) and create a simple CSS framework.

For anyone interested, you can find it at: https://brixi.dev/
> The demo has two parts. The first is a narrative sequence that doesn't respond to button taps, and it opens with a digital facsimile of actor Keanu Reeves—not playing a character, just Keanu being Keanu—remarking on The Matrix. He strolls through moments from the first film while pondering the original trilogy's questions about what is and isn't real. (Every time he passes a mirror, the bearded, long-haired Reeves who appears in it is video footage; otherwise, he's all digital. This article doesn't include any real-life Keanu.) Soon after, a digital facsimile of his Matrix co-star Carrie-Anne Moss appears—she only appears as a digital avatar, never as filmed footage—and their conversation eventually warps into a car chase.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/12/the-matrix-awakens-is...
Russia also does this. Inconvenient journalists are designated "foreign agents", for instance.

Redefining journalist can let you imprison any and every journalist.
> Of course if you're simply sending lines to the terminal in a simple program you don't need log4j

That's the issue though isn't it, a lot of people don't need those features, just the prettifying and formatting, levels selectable by classpath and basic bits. log4j is great at these things and has become the standard for these things as much as anything else.

And with a lot of stuff being done by microservices, serverless functions etc, you have other pieces that pick up the logs and do all the smart processing. Especially 'at scale'.

So a capable but simple logging library is probably a good option. Perhaps log4j could split.
Reading glasses specifically. Presbyopia is a sign of aging for many, and is usually corrected with reading glasses.
Maybe it’s time to smear dirt on high prestige journals: One failed replication experiment at a time.
How does one discern facts from 2000 years ago when all the sources we have are knowingly biased in one direction?
When the article talks about utility in its examples, it is not talking about some universal objective utility that all would agree on. It is talking about the utility that the person making the decision assigns which will depend on their moral values and sentiments.

> What if you don't want to help build a society that neglects the needs of disabled people because of their lesser contribution, and thus your utility function - ie. your desired goal maximization includes helping the disabled son?

Then you'd have a case where utilitarianism and egalitarianism produce the same outcome which is great when you can achieve it, but not very useful in an article that is trying to talk about when utilitarianism and egalitarianism produce conflicting outcomes.
Reminded me of Johnny Lee and his Wiimote projects.

http://johnnylee.net/projects/wii/
"The condescencion of the modern age toward those who came before use never ceases to amuse."

Well, it's also a bit sad testament to the fact that in general people have very little experience of how far they could go from starting from first principles, instead of just reading a single plausible answer from textbook.

A single human can be quite inventive and achieve quite a lot if they focus their energies.

The bayesian interpretation could be also that "it's pretty easy to progress this far in mechanical computation if you guess the correct route to take".
Hard/confusing for user programmers, or for language designers? I don't think the concept being tricky for users is what is preventing adoption of HKTs. The &|x| hints at some of the reasons why implementing HKTs in Rust is tricky (not impossible). They are naturally very abstract, and if a structure is to be compiled in Rust, it (and its lifetime) needs to be reified. That is no small feat. See also: the difficulty with callbacks/anonymous closures in Rust.
>Eventually though the scarcity of oil and the extensive availability of corn and potatoes means you win.

Or hemp for that matter[1]. Might be possible to dominate a luxury niche first, then move into mass-consumption; one thing I think Tesla Motors demonstrated very well is that people will pay a premium for an untested product that might do good for the world, so long as there's a status signal involved.

[1]https://hempzoo.com/products/hemp-filament-3d-printing
> In the examples, it is assumed that utility == favoring gifted son

This is a misreading of the article, which assumes utility in helping either son. The point is that while a 'pure' or 'fundamental' utilitarianism would simply say one should choose the option that maximizes the total of this utility, the priority view says there may be rational reasons for using a weighted sum of the utilities, or include additional terms.

This article should be seen in the context of moral philosophy, which (naively) might be thought of as an attempt to find a rational basis for ethics, but more realistically should probably be seen as probing the extent to which one can be rational about such matters.

> The whole thing is presented as only a matter of whether you value utility or not.

That is because it is a continuation of a discussion over the utility of utilitarianism that has been going on, in some form, since antiquity, and which picked up pace after Bentham formulated his Principle of Utility [1].

There are quite often cases where one can have a somewhat objective utility function, and this comes up repeatedly in urban planning, as it is often the case that a project that is beneficial to the community as a whole often has a downside for some (usually those living near where the project will be sited.) A purely utilitarian view almost always favors putting the burden on those who have little left to lose, and the priority view says there can be a rational basis for choosing an alternative.

Somewhat ironically, the priority view argues against what you seem to find objectionable in simple utilitarianism. Perhaps it is also worth pointing out that when utilitarianism was first proposed, it was rather radical; prior ethical notions were mostly about obeying your betters (on Earth and in Heaven.)

[1] https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Lumen_Learning/Book%3A_...
That’s an absolutely bonkers valuation. I mean it’s not unwarranted it’s Apple after all but that any company can be worth this much is just crazy to me.
I see no impact on my infrastructure and the dashboard is still accessible on my side. So I'm not sure about exactly what is down.
> However, I do think there is a line that needs to be drawn at some point as to what is journalism, versus what is propaganda for a specific agenda masquerading as journalism.

Why does the intent/purpose of the publisher matter here in any way from a legal prospective? I fear that your opinion of his purpose is forming your opinion of its legality.
> Julian Assange getting away with his sexual assault of a woman due to his politics

This is far from an accurate representation of the events. You seem consistently misinformed on key points. Perhaps you should do some more research before spreading that misinformation further.

> Julian's sexual assault crimes have nothing to do with the United States or his extradition here, as the original charges were espionage related. It's a red herring for you to bring it up,

You are the one who brought it up. Assange faces up to 5 years for the "assistance in attempting to crack a password hash" and up to 170 years for the crimes he is being charged with under the espionage act.
[citation needed], at least for the "people working on them" part.
This is what the HN thread looked like last time. People were claiming the judge was corrupt, colluding with the Americans, and/or was herself deciding issues in a pre-determined way when she didn’t accept the “political crimes” argument from his defence after her very thorough analysis of the treaty. It was pretty awful, and that was a judgment that denied his extradition! The truth is the issues in this case are simply out of the realm of understanding of most people. There’s not much you can do.
In practice I’ve never met anyone who actually uses The Security Manager. So it might have been able to stop this with the proper configuration but I doubt anyone would have configured it to do so.
his incompetence as outsider was the best thing of his administration, truly an eye opener of the big gov selfserving nature
Are you denying that he washed and selectively released Russian propaganda, and also worked with the Trump campaign? So do you believe Seth Rich was murdered then?

Edit: roenxi: Spreading the propaganda that Seth Rich was murdered is not "aggressively telling the truth", it's aggressively and mendaciously lying. It's a bit awkward for you to suggest that it's true.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Seth_Rich#WikiLeaks_...

>WikiLeaks statements

>Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, fueled the speculation in an interview with Nieuwsuur published on August 9, 2016, which touched on the topic of risks faced by WikiLeaks' sources.[76] Unbidden, Assange brought up the case of Seth Rich. When asked directly whether Rich was a source, Assange said "we don't comment on who our sources are".[77] Subsequent statements by WikiLeaks emphasized that the organization was not naming Rich as a source, as they do with other leaks.[32] It subsequently came to light that WikiLeaks communicated with the Trump campaign over other issues.[78]

>According to the Mueller Report, WikiLeaks had received an email containing an encrypted file named "wk dnc link I .txt.gpg" from the Guccifer 2.0 GRU persona on July 14, which was four days after Seth Rich died.[79][80][81] In April 2018, Twitter direct messages revealed that even as Assange was suggesting publicly that WikiLeaks had obtained emails from Seth Rich, Assange was trying to obtain more emails from Guccifer 2.0, who was at the time already suspected of being linked to Russian intelligence.[82] BuzzFeed described the messages as "the starkest proof yet that Assange knew a likely Russian government hacker had the Democrat leaks he wanted. And they reveal the deliberate bad faith with which Assange fed the groundless claims that Rich was his source, even as he knew the documents' origin."[82] Mike Gottlieb, a lawyer for Rich's brother, noted that WikiLeaks received the file of stolen documents from the Russian hackers on July 14, four days after Rich was shot. Gottlieb described the chronology as "damning".[83]
Fairly relevant and interesting given the Ukraine situation is quite terse and Finland shares a long land border with Russia.
Guess it's just the homepage then.
I've not yet had a problem finding a Clojure job, if you know where to look (Clojurians Slack for example). There's not a lot of competition for roles, so getting to an interview stage is relatively easy, and because there's low competition the interview processes themselves are also relatively easy. Most positions I see, and have worked for, are for start-ups however, so maybe that's not one of the "good ones" for some people, but the pay is great, and the work interesting, for me so far at least.
No, that is not what I said, nor is that what my point is/was.

To reiterate, "Further, I am of the opinion, being someone who was quite literally in Afghanistan when he leaked the information he did, that any probative value of the information Manning leaked was overshadowed by the indiscriminate way in which it was done."

You cannot look at just one small part of what was leaked and ignore the rest. If all that was leaked was the war crimes, then we would not be having this discussion.
I was hoping if I asked my other half who is an academic in the Classics he'd say this is untrue and I could then reply "well ackshully...". Alas it is true.
So what? A private citizen has no obligation to secrecy.
In a world with warp drive, a light cone isn’t an alibi.
He shouldn't be in prison and we should have a public holiday in his honor for informing the American public about the war crimes our government commits in our name and with our tax dollars.
Dont have a direct source, but was told that few times by my gamedev friends who work on those.

...

here i googled it for you

https://www.fortressofsolitude.co.za/ps5-dev-kit-vs-playstat...
I think ToR is the worst example you can use. Good in theory? Yes. In practice it is pedophile and drug honeypot with exit nodes run my the government with limited legitimate actual people using it.
Assange Loses Appeal: British High Court Accepts U.S. Request to Extradite Him
Are you insinuating that there's some sort of cap on innovation?
To fully appreciate the context:

- he’s not a us citizen

- none of the “crimes” happened on US soil

- he’s a world famous journalist with prior work

- was charged with bogus crimes in Europe in an attempt to arrest him. All dropped

- the person who stole the files he released is already free and the tax payers paid for their transition