skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Perhaps not in a single election, but over time they would.
I personally think the fix is to let it be separate communities; kill/deemphasize the "all" feed, emphasize separate subreddits, and make it easy for users to curate what they see. The problem, of course, it that this runs counter to maximizing engagement.
> some percentage of the userbase will always run aggressive ad blockers and be impossible to effectvely monetize

Can’t block ads when they’re disguised as user content. Viral marketers have had a heyday hawking their products on Reddit
In the 2010s, there were a lot of posts about how C# could never even match F# even in 30 versions from that time.

But then C# started adding compiler flags that allow a redo of past suboptimal decisions (nullable reference types) without breaking existing code.

What is the current feeling on this? It seems kind of countered by the fact that the C# team is no longer bound by any past decisions.
> Rug pulls are happening on a regular basis
Split the site. Forums were good because they had culture. Reddit’s subreddits leak into other ones. They will split it to one that is NSFW and SFW soon for advertising reasons.

Make a minimum requirement of 1000 characters, all spammers evaders are banned.

Make blocking hide the person you blocked’s posts.

Bring back visible downvotes.

Ban politics. It will not actually work and they’ll do it covertly but it would significantly improve the site.

Ban abusive mods. If some no life power tripper is being an asshole or bans you for posting in another sub, fuck them.
No. It isn't broken. There is a huge amount of code that assumes this behavior, and works correctly, because that is the way hardware works. That is a huge amount of code that has worked reliably for decades, because it is correct, because the expected behavior matches the hardware behavior.

Saying "it is UB therefore is a security bug" is nonsense.

Saying it shouldn't be UB is useful, and is being addressed by the C and C++ standardization committees, and that work will not change the behavior, it will simply remove the "it's UB" nonsense that optimizers occasionally use. At that point the defined behavior will be a twos complement overflow.

Saying it's UB and therefore can be arbitrarily broken is equally nonsense, breaking code that is correct, within the confines of actual real machines, for no reason other than "it's UB" is not anymore helpful than saying "why don't you just rewrite it all in X".

It's actually incredibly difficult given your definition of what is allowed, to write anything in C that is not UB.
I was just about to open lichess for some blitz games but thought I'd read hacker news first.

I used to play chess.com but it just feels spammy in comparison.
All the reason to give the people who don’t want that another place instead of being a crappier version of that site.
Or the app. They push it hard. Or apps on general? I still use rif
I'm pretty experienced in Node and React, and discovering Rails recently has been an absolute joy. I feel like I've made the opposite journey from everyone else on HN, because I joined the programming community _after_ the big RoR hype and during the Node/React hype.

Trying out rails, I understand how much magic is involved here. Because I've had to build all this crap myself - many, many times over. Complicated things become simple, and tasks that usually make me sigh (add a new data point and add it right through Knex, Hapi models, routes, redux actions, redux store, dispatch/selector and template) turns into a SINGLE COMMAND. Sold :)

Very excited about this new release!

Edit: I wrote a blog about this a while ago btw, but there are many others pieces out there like it: https://nikodunk.com/a-node-js-developer-discovers-rails/ - using it to create https://electrade.app currently.
I heard, years ago, that even if we ended death from aging then our life expectancy would be about 1000 yrs, that is we'd never die from old age, but instead everyone would eventually die from trauma like getting hit by a bus.

The source of this potentially was aubrey de grey talking on the matter, perhaps in a youtube video? I'm sorry i cannot provide a better source.
Out of band update:

The overflow that starts this exploit chain is an unsigned overflow. Unsigned overflow in C and C++ has defined behavior. That behavior is wrapping.
In most cases grand juries are optional. The prosecutor does not need to use a grand jury to file charges. So, prosecutors use the grand jury as a way to pass the buck.

They are not (tv news cycle nuttiness aside)used to railroad the innocent.
>I've learned a lot from hobby communities that are hard to find elsewhere (like for pizzamaking).

I wish that was my experience too.

Generally I'll avoid the subreddits for anything I'm interested in, as they're frequented by "experts" who feel the need to ruin everyone's fun.

It's great for things I'm not interested in, though, as it's a quick way to get genuine information on what is considered a good brand of bike shorts or hair curling products.
teddit.net is also very nice
Games typically go through OpenGL (or D3D), and don't touch the framebuffer. 2D games will be going through SDL or something else. All of these involve transformations in internal memory far before writing out to the framebuffer. Edit: the other guy explained it better.

> but the lowest he ever measured was 19ms so it seems like something is adding at least a frame of latency.

Ignoring the fact that the measurements are completely bogus and nothing can be taken from them, the monitor itself will add lag, and the mouse/keyboard will add between 0 and 8ms lag per frame if it's a standard 125Hz polling rate configuration.
I didn't see where he said it could be fixed. You are right when you draw comparison to the genie out of the bottle. Online communities evolve and it's one way. You can't "fix" them, you can only move to new and different ones.

Just like real life social scenes, or city neighborhoods, too, now that I think about it.
It has a similar concept, but Dragon Maid is generally more well regarded, with a remarkable studio behind it, and has more heartwarming moments.

If you like Dropkick, you'll probably love Dragon Maid.
Here's more fuel for the fire.

My personal reduction of Jackson's realization of the novels is a group of hobbits looking at each other with an over-abundance of weariness. I sort of took it as the editor's sympathy with the audience.
How would they make money with such toxic audience/traffic?
I was depressed from age 20 to age 45. 10 years of meds and therapy, then therapy therapy therapy. Then I moved back to S. Florida after about 30 years, and I nearly went out of my mind, persistent mania. I self-treated mania successfully with decent herb.

But the experience taught me something, and I investigated and learned more. Sunlight regulates mood. Too much sunlight causes mania (which neatly explains the Florida Man phenomenon). I have cured my 25 year long depression with Sunlight and, when needed, sleep-deprivation (basically, I'd skip a night every once in while if I wasn't getting enough sun in my eyes), and I haven't felt clinical depression in over 7 years, and even through a few family tragedies during this period, my mood has not slipped once in just over 7 years.

The things done to the depressed by "modern" medicine is sometimes medieval. Electro-Convulsive Therapy should be illegal. It is the same thing as the scientist with the frog, cuts off one leg, still jumps, cuts off the other leg, frog is deaf. ECT isn't a valid treatment for anything at all. ECT fries the neurological system, obliterating neuronal myelin (which may take 20 years to return, and risks psychosis when it does for the return of a now unfamiliar internal monolog, racing thoughts and hearing voices. In all cases where a patient receives ECT, all cases with no exceptions, the patient will subsequently develop a pain disorder and are no longer able to recognize sarcasm, pinpointing some of the brain-damage ECT causes. Someone close to me was forced into ECT treatments by a quack psychiatrist. It murdered her, her body was still alive, but the person she was... was gone. 20 years later, when her wonderful personality only just started to return, she could no longer sleep because of being unaccustomed to the returning rush of internal thoughts, throwing her into a persistent depression due to going weeks and months without a decent night's sleep, until she took her own life.

I'd like to offer some advice to the depressed: stay away from psychiatrists, their only form of treatment is some pill that makes you feel worse. If you need prescriptions, see a Psychiatric Mental Health - Practical Nurse (PMH-NP). Psychologists also help, and they are harmless. Never ever submit to ECT, it won't help you, it just makes you more manageable to other people. If you can get off prescriptions, try getting more sunlight in your eyes every day it is possible, and if you don't get enough, skip a night's sleep, but never more than two in a row. If you experience mania, be very careful. Lithium, for all it's side-effects, rapidly brings stability, but it's effects wear off once levels drop too low. I'm not going to recommend anyone smoke pot, but it worked well enough for me as a stabilizer.

But of all the antidepressants tried over 25 years, nothing worked remotely as well as religiously getting as much bright sun in my eyes as I could.
Jekyll and Sinatra are two reasonably popular other web frameworks. But agree with the other sibling comments otherwise.
Discussed at the time:

National Park Typeface - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20096120 - June 2019 (84 comments)
I only use teddit.net to access reddit these days. On those odd occasions that I follow a link to the actual reddit site I'm reminded why I avoid it:

- Pop-up to download app

- Pop-up has been un-clearable on a number of occasions

- Having to click "read more" to see more than two posts

- Having to click a link to a new page to follow a thread more than two / three replies deep (and often finding that it's only a single, useless reply)

- Other progressively more trivial annoyances
> Perhaps with the testimony of JSTOR he would've been acquitted.

Why? There's no rule that says that they need the victim's consent for criminal prosecution; the idea is that you have offended against the state, not a private actor (in which case the remedy would be civil, not criminal).
Nice to see you on HN. ;)

It used to be written in lisp. It used to be good before eternal September. Being a redditor was a nerdy virtue signaler. Now? You can be seen as a white supremacist, a commie, a clout chasing loser trying to get upvotes, or an incel when you mention it.
> - Will over-population become a serious issue

Over population is a function of choosing to have children. I still think people who have children are not being properly held accountable for the outcomes of their choices -- look at how over populated countries are now the most polluting (even with low per capital pollution). Somehow responsible countries are held to task for their per capita pollution, but not credited with not having created massive amounts of people?
It is perfectly possible to carry out multiple activities with the MEI, although the list of permitted activities is quite limited, specially for online businesses.

But the issue you mentioned indeed makes this solution a lot less interesting.
It's not even really porn. Just free ads for only fans now lol
Amazon is the only one I know that didn’t.
I am a member of 4 closely related subreddits themed around 3D printing. Would those get split up? Would I need separate accounts for each?

There are some subreddits that I found because they were cross referenced. I consider that to be a core feature.
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The data I’m referring to is in the link I was referring to. See how far left on the spectrum SF is. Take also your figures on registered voters in each party. I suspect SF is many standards deviations from the national mean split.

Can we agree on any possible intersubjective standard for too extreme? If not, fine, we revert to solipsism.

If either of the data mentioned in the first paragraph is a possible metric, how many standard deviations is too many?

If not this standard/metric, will you propose another? I challenge anyone to propose a metric or set of metrics that reasonable people will entertain as a standard of measuring a cities extremes, plus a set of thresholds that reasonable people will entertain as determining too extreme/not too extreme, and then coming to the conclusion under these metrics that SF is not too extreme. In other words, any way you want to slice it, SF is too extreme, unless you refuse to “slice it”.

2.
National political duopoly is problematic, but we live in a democracy. Every citizen is free to have their own positions, vote for whoever they want, and run for office if they don’t like who’s running. Your perspective is not your skin color, you can change it and update it as you participate in the real world. Citizens of SF simply cannot blame the national duopoly for their choices. It’s completely possible to foster, appreciate, and embody diversity and non-partisanship of thought. It’s possible to foster a culture of balance and diversity, which in turn could encourage the partisan competition you mention.

SF even has ranked choice voting which should weaken the duopoly’s death grip, in theory.

The national structural problems you mention are true for every city. There’s nothing in the water or Karl the Fog that uniquely prevents people in SF from doing what I mentioned above. But they don’t, that’s their choice, that’s SF culture, and that’s the problem.
How is that supposed to happen?
My point is that if this is a violation and if the OP is correct that competitors are not following this rule, shouldn't Apple be transparent in its communication with OP? Why drag it out over years with cryptic responses?

Spoiler Alert: Because Apple (and Google) can get away with it.
I operate an E2EE messaging service that uses email instead of phone numbers as user IDs

My servers also don't keep any record of conversations or "buddy lists". Yes, contact lists get wiped when changing device and email addresses aren't as easily stored in phone books (I don't even access a user's phone book for that matter). Just saying that it's possible to not use phone numbers. Granted not as convenient once you've built your entire user base off of their phone numbers

Email is more private though
Getting old and dying are so ultimately democratic. And no one can beat it.
Technical details: https://news.sophos.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/glupteba_...

Pages 30-32 describe the command and control server update mechanism using blockchain.
Dragon Ruby is a relatively recent game making toolkit with one of the main devs being also one of the main SDL devs. It's a full programming language so you can use it for whatever you want, it just is most popularly used for RoR.
YC company: https://www.daily.co/
A terminology zoo is helpful when you want to encode additional information about political context, but if you're trying to draw parallels then less is more. In this case, "keep the status quo it might be important" and "ditch the status quo it might be the cause of our problems" are battle lines that get drawn again and again and again over many different issues under many different circumstances. It makes sense to draw the parallel.
I didn't actually have issues connecting to our us-west servers from Europe.
The larger subreddits have problems, but Reddit has done a remarkable job of collecting people with niche interests into one area.

I wouldn't discount their success and future success (as much as I'd like to).

What's odd is they haven't stopped growing. It's just been linear user growth.

They could literally do nothing and the site would still grow. It's closer to Wikipedia than a social network in some respects. And by that standard, we should try to judge it.

I look forward to the next forum site as much as the next person. But I don't know what it would look like. If anyone does, I definitely urge you to build it if you can.

Substack has every incentive to build a community. Discord as well. So there's definitely opportunities, but from where I sit, I don't have any insight as to what you could do to beat this behemoth.
My jaw (and my phone) dropped when I read the numbers. I feel like space is ruthlessly huge and these pulsars are brutally massive..
Why are you so certain? The core of the exploit is an integer overflow issue: an attacker causes a 32-bit integer to overflow by repeated addition.

Rust in release mode does not check for overflow on addition. Only debug mode Rust does that.
They’re all Bay Area engineers. So switching jobs is an inconvenience with a raise on the other side. The changes aren’t their ideas but it’s not like they can’t refuse. They can just work anywhere else. They probably don’t care.
My app does it for me. :) But yes old.reddit.com/r/hailcorporate posts can’t be blocked.
Your last argument can be applied to about anything regarding performing unethical tasks to stay afloat. I don’t find it convincing for engineers that work for Reddit. They can start work at any other tech company, too, so by absolving all the blame is a bit much, in the end they choose to implement it right?
It not being censored. Simply creating an app doesn't afford you the privilege of hosting on the app store.
Yeah, I’ve been here a few months only and there is a very different attitude than on better-known websites like Reddit. HN is the only forum I’ve seen where anyone who argues in obviously bad faith will get downvoted to invisibility, and most well-made arguments get upvoted, no matter which side they’re on.

A few years ago, trying to have the same conversations on reddit, everything degraded into personal attacks eventually.
They can still be crossed, I can link HN there or 4chan if I wanted.
Information isn't just knowledge packaged for transport. Knowledge is always subjective and a representation of some information as it holds meaning to a subject that interprets it.

Simple example, a gazillion string long DNA segment holds information, but without actual understanding and organization in some context (which importantly differs depending on who interprets it for what purpose) it holds no meaning.

Saying that this process of creating knowledge is "just" learning might be the most loaded "just" in history because that process is probably the most complicated, mysterious and least understood thing on earth.
500 million users, 100,000 communities. Since I don't pay to use it, presumably the value proposition lies in the small cohort who do pay for ephemeral karma and style additions, value added services, and of course the advertising BI which fuels the internet at large.

Since I am not paying, and I am not bidding for shares, I must be the product. This is merely a statement of my value (1/500,000,000th) to them as a BI source.

on $6nm value: $1200 per user, $60,000 per community. Thats not annual, presuambly at a sane ROI its some sub-multiple of that as extracted/notional value, but I lack the fu to say what that is.

I have to say, I don't feel worth $1200 in reddit views. Gosh, I wonder if selling my read impressions is a breach of GDRP and/or CCPA
Small ones have problems too (like raids and low amount of mods). They don’t stop growing because they ate all the small forums.
My biggest gripe with laptops have been the battery life. They were basically glorified PCs with like few hours inside them when not plugged in.

This is solved by the M1, that’s all I say. Your laptop is still much more expensive than a significantly better desktop PC.
They're fantastic for number entry. Touch typing for numbers basically requires one.

Although really, I think for a machine like this it's more for gaming use. A 10-key also makes for a nice directional input.
My personal last strands of hope for Reddit are - their API which is still available to public without hoops to jump through. The downvote button. And the usabillity of old.reddit. Some communities that are still well moderated and strikes a good balance between open to questions and not open to stupid questions.

Beyond that I stopped using mainstream reddit as a value source.
There is, Reddit gold. Not that I’d give them any money for the decisions they made, I don’t reward bad behavior and I paid with my data.
On Windows, system fonts could be scaled. Even set independently for different screen elements.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130321082317/http://www.bbc.co...

Font selection dialogue: https://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/0c3b043fb25425d17444ff8e...

https://neurologicexam.med.utah.edu/adult/cases/windows_disp...

The effect would still be finer resolution AND readable fonts. Less eyestrain.

Unlike, say, on present-generation MacOS, which does effectively limit upper-end display resolution.
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But do those marketers pay reddit?
I've only noticed this feature on Fords. My SAAB requires the occupant to pull up on the lock knob on the windowsill, and my Saturn requires one to turn the lock knob on the inside door handle to the unlocked position. While both require additional action besides just pulling the handle, neither relies on the car's electrical system to open or unlock the doors (and indeed, neither car has any electrical locking component in any of the doors).
Wtf is the point in buttery smooth scrolling in Mac if you have motion blur. Literally placebo.
New reddit is scary... Almost like IG with boxes around everything, and all the controls are hidden in places you'll never find them. It's like driving a poorly serviced 92 Fiero through a hidden curve on the autobahn. But even old reddit has the same recycled content and reposts, so there's that... :\
>I'm glad he's dead - he'd probably kill himself again if he could see what's been done to the site.

Not cool. Even as a joke (or whatever that was meant to be)
Mobile apps solved that problem. The redesign made desktop problems.
Taking shots at the engineers is too far. Reddit is about a million times more stable than it used to be a few years ago. Also I don’t think Reddit or the Internet needs “saving”. They’re both more successful than ever by any common metric whether we like the direction they’re going or not.
We don't struggle "for existence" because high tech manufacturing has made production highly reliable and regular and abundant.

We struggle for _inclusion_ in the institutions that allow is to consume from this fountain of wealth. Production is reliable, but inclusion is always precarious.
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