skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The "political right" (which doesn' really include classical conservatives) is correct on the topic to err on the side of freedom in regards to information. I believe there is freedom to be gained through individualism and collectivism both, but the topic of censorship doesn't touch that in my opinion.

It is as you said, this even connects people that have different beliefs about sensible policy.
The problem with criminality is that what we feel like is absolutely irrelevant, which is why this is a big mistake. The fact is that weed is criminal in France/elsewhere in Europe and that is a problem that must be recognized because it's immoral. Same re: murderous cops and other excesses of criminal systems.

Ad brands of capitalism - well OK, but any place that tried any brand of anarchism failed even harder than any brand of capitalism ever did, and the end result was much worse for the individual people who lived there. The US was always a heaven on Earth in comparison, even during its worst era of unregulated capitalism.

USSR is the largest example but it was a poor country. There were rich countries that voted for true communism democratically and even there it devolved into a catastrophe in less than a year (after WW2, or after a few years for the more recent examples). IMHO human nature makes it absolutely impossible to make communism work, because it will be immediately taken over by power hungry people for their own benefit. Any anarchism that might be desired will never be allowed to develop, these power hungry people will make sure they control it.
For people interested in sailing you could do worse than check out some of the more popular sailing YouTube videos out there. That's how I got started. The first step was realising that "regular" people like me could do it and it wasn't just the preserve of yacht club douch bags (they're still out there I'm sure). The fact that Brian from Delos turned out to be an (ex) programmer was also a pretty big inspiration to me.

Here's my favourites from my subscriptions.

- SV Delos - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvLc83k5o11EIF1lEo0VmuQ / https://svdelos.com/ - Ex programmer, may have worked at MS

- Ran Sailing - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLYd5EnTTwUKhouIkHoqzMw

- Sailing Uma - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXbWsGV_cjG3gOsSnNJPVlg

- Erik Aanderaa - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUH6fLsV6J7WKEmf7vJKfAw

- Sam Holmes Sailing - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE4vct4tqxSuG4JH6vMVZSA

- Sailing Project Atticus - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF45qzioJ_0FVdZVG2NJTWg

- Christian Williams - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS6qLhh5YBeL42HRMh3dc1A

- How to Sail Oceans - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTmJcC_Yw3IL7Bvtf_7nTLw

- Sailing Yacht Florence - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkExLY1E6CE-GPsMCdSjmxQ - The guy is/was an electronic engineer?

- Calico Skies Sailing - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGFbz7qMXCm28EPCkZWSMKg

- Sail Life - https://www.youtube.com/c/SailLife - Lots of DIY boat work, but nicely done.

- Sailing Kittiwake - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT9U1fPkHj0mJjC4LWGH26g

- Gone with the Wynns - https://www.youtube.com/user/gonewiththewynns

- Sailing Soulianis - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRqsOR0Y2zru-jXSzLcMcxg

- Sailing La Vagabonde - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZdQjaSoLjIzFnWsDQOv4ww

- MJ Sailing - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJGfEEg7R04-ifkg_FFnaw

- Sailing Ruby Rose - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9rRsBE2nFbnUSjtmv6Jq6w (not so keen on this one now, lots of catamaran reviews)

It's important to realise that not everything these people do is always a "correct" or good practice, but watching all of these people /definitely/ helped me get my qualifications down the line, and I still enjoy the escapism of watching someone sail around the Bahamas on a cold winter evening (my boat is up on the hard in N Wales, UK. The Bahamas it isn't).

For me (YMMV) another thing that helped was joining the local dinghy sailing club. I'm really not interested in racing, but it was cheap (they rent out boats, or you can crew on someone elses), and a lot of what I learned about sailing there was directly translatable to the 43ft (13.1m) boat I now sail.

There is also a sailing slack run buy a couple of tech people that you might be able to join if you're interested in getting started and want some more pointers.

https://join.slack.com/t/sailboatguide/shared_invite/zt-g0b1...

*edit* And if anyone is curious, I post about my boat adventures here https://twitter.com/SYSilverGirl
Some people own multiple homes. Some people rent out those second homes. Some turn them into glorified hotels via AirBnB and the like. Some merely sit on them as an investment vehicle or a tax avoidance scheme. These people are leeches on society, artificially increasing housing prices while providing no real value.

> The only "solution" is to create ghettos of human hives which lead to classes of problems on their own.

As a general rule, one can assume that anybody who refers to humans as an infestation or their homes as hives is not a good person. Have the day you deserve.
> She pretends to be some women's rights activist when she's really just a
> purveyor of some weird type of titillation.

I don't see why she can't both be a women's rights activist and be a "purveyor of some weird type of titillation". It gets dangerously close to another ugly argument: that immodest clothing diminishes the culpability of a rapist.
Joe Rogan should interview this guy next:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiva_Ayyadurai

Ayyadurai is notable for his widely disputed claim of being the "inventor of email".

This would be at par with the mRNA inventor guy :), and increase Rogan’s podcast credibility…
The opening date of “Studio Ghibli Park” has been announced: 1 Nov 2022
There's a few licenses like that, but I'm not aware of a major project using them and they also don't get recognized as Open-Source licenses, due to the criteria for those banning restrictions on specific use cases.
Hasn't android been able to do this for years with the right app?
I just want to say that your work and determination in the face of adversity is inspiring. Thank you!
>Yes, but it's true for the vast majority of humanity, and so arguably considerable suffering is imaginary is it not?

I see you haven't spent any considerable amount of time in third world countries.
it's mostly about them making money.

This excuse really needs to go. It's empty. How a company chooses to make money is an indication of internal culture, and it determines the place the company has in overall society. Every company needs to make money, so what? That doesn't give them carte-blanche in their operations, not even in the US.
We don't need Linux, a type 1 hypervisor for Cloud infrastructure is good enough.
I handwrote notes for my uni exams and agree it worked well. I like text files for searchability and portability though.
> algebraic notation != algebra

Ha where did you get that crazy idea?

> The Berlin Papyrus 6619 (from 2000-1786 BC Egypt) uses prose

Just because it's prose doesn't mean it isn't algebra. For example "If you square the lengths of the two shorter sides together and add them up it equals the length of the square of the length of the longer side". That's just algebra with words.

The thing that makes algebra algebra is that you use variables, not constants. "the length of the longer side" is just a wordy variable.
If all the porn sites went away, I could definitely make due with YouTube. There's of course a subreddit about it (/r/youtubetitties). You can show breasts, even enormous breasts, in the context of breastfeeding, hand expression (which is an established fetish category on porn sites, and the ones made for the porn sites do end up on YouTube, and don't get taken down), exams, self-exams, reduction consults, augmentation consults, topless protests, artsy film and stage productions, and so on.

However, I have no idea whether any or all of that is also demonetized. So maybe it doesn't mean anything, I dunno. I just noticed it's kind of easy to misread demonetized as demonized.
yep, unfortunately due to security concerns is not supported everywhere (DB as a service):
`ERROR: Extension "plpythonu" is not supported by Amazon RDS`
I have plenty more like it. This isn't an exclusively software dev problem either. It is just that you can't get away with asking for everything when hiring devs.
I thought I was the only one dealing with that.
My first item has everything to do with the web technology, which browsers are intimately related to. Outdated and insecure firefox forks and their bitter users who complain about the web being broken when they browse it on their Firefox fork serve to prove the point more than to disprove it. And yes, the third point doesn't stop at merely claiming that the web is complex and hard; it just claims that even if you somehow manage to implement it all, you're still at the mercy of corporations because the very technology you implemented has built-in support for discrimination; Google, Cloudflare, et al can decide that they don't want your browser. It is broken technology and it should be thrown away.
My take on this this is it has nothing to do with Joe Rogan, Neil Young, or Spotify.

The mainstream media push against podcasting is really a fight to hold for their power.

People who think they have the power to tell people "what's going on" are annoyed that a mere "podcaster" can also do the same nowadays. It's pretty interesting when you start to notice the derogatory tone mainstream-media celebrities use when talking about podcasts. The idea that some rando (in their mind) can just skirt the whole path they suffered through to get where they are, and have enough power to have their say and affect people's mind. People in this group include people like Don Lemon, Chris Cuomo, Matt Lauer, Jake Tapper, etc...

Those television journalists have it in their mind that they're the authority, and their authority is being challenged now by the fact that a podcaster is becoming more and more of a big-shot.

It's pretty much the same push initially against youtube, social-media, and possibly even the internet, before corporate media managed to find a way to use those tools to their benefit. This also explains the push for monitoring, regulating (aka controlling) what's being said via this medium.

Mainstream media is not just TV "journalism", but also the rapidly deteriorating online/print journalism:

- https://www.brookings.edu/techstream/the-challenge-of-detect...

- https://theguardian.com/media/2020/dec/12/sinister-sounds-po...

- https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/7/22821823/joe-rogan-media-...
The Internet rules, but we lost something innocent and good from those times. Discovering a BBS was so exciting - new games, new filez and, most importantly, new friends! A lot less toxicity and higher quality interactions.
They're friends of hers.
Review of the slanted 3D printer "Creality CR-30": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvSbcUowlNU
That’s why you do FBM. More work on your part. But Amazon doesn’t control anything other than taking their cut. You list it, package it, ship it, initiate refunds and customer questions, etc..
Is it possible to implement typesafe identifiers? In this post, I explain how I got a working version of typesafe identifiers.
But the jack output isn't digital. Are you thinking about it's amp?
Perhaps you will appreciate this: Sven Yrvind
https://youtube.com/channel/UCptM0nqGDJLz14oP6ROdKRw
Never been to mainland but I've spent a month working on Taiwan. You ain't going to find perfect English among the sellers on Hsinchu street markets perhaps but many industry professionals have it as good as it gets.

What kind of point is that really? Do you think they teach English especially well for CCP members or what? Or is it more along the lines that an attractive foreign female shouldn't be able to speak English well?
> yet Twitter doesn't censor porn

they do - if it's explicit, you must login to view it. I'd consider that a partial censorship.
I use plain text. Taking the notes is the most important part. But if you enjoy curating and indexing your notes then why not?
Nonsense. For every couple on a million dollar catamaran sailing around the world there's someone in a cheap boat they've fixed up themselves.

Check out Wind Hippie Sailing on YouTube for a young woman sailing her boat in the pacific (She's probably spent less than many people do on a car) Or Sam Holmes - sailing the North Atlantic. Yes they have patreon funding - but many others do by saving money from working before or while they're travelling.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JPc1AxRSWA
https://www.youtube.com/c/samholmessailing
I don't get your polemics here. Where's the line between hard and impossible? It's no less impossible to build a web browser than it is to build pyramids, because both these things have been done before. But what does this mean? Why should we accept something that -- while theoretically not impossible -- is way harder and requires way more resources than necessary, and that is guided by the most pathological incentives (ad revenue)?
Meh. I don't really miss those days, because my focus shifted lots of times since then.

It was fun though. Met a lot of people who were at least equally weird as myself.
No. I mean what I said.

Unless by smart fish you mean either unhatched fish -OR- fish too small to be caught.

Fish have ranges. And hiding in the hadal zone is the fish equivalent "I'll hide in the hell desert". Not a smart plan.
I mean, I'm pretty sure that DAC on my MBP is better, but it does not fit those headphones well.
I could, but I like my sanity!

But anyways, thanks for the link, I wasn't aware that at least wikipedia makes that connection. I've alway heard "alt-right" used as "a vague collection of far right people that fall outside the Republican Party". So they could include white supremacists, but aren't exclusively white supremacists.
Without looking into it, I bet there are companies on CNCF selling exactly that.
1, I've never ran his code, that's a true statement.

2, The licence agreement states a 2% charge. Then proprietary code on their licence server, outside of the code in this repository increased that to 30%. refer to the email dated 13/04/2017
> "...and a random higher rate will be applied.."

3, Email dated 14/04/2017
> "You did not attempt to hack our server"

Can you be more specific about which of my claims are un-true?
I know it's fast becoming a trope or cliche to suggest this, but Emacs with org-mode and org-roam will do most of what you're wanting. Maybe give https://github.com/susam/emfy a try and see where you get?
Are those thought as a coffee shops in the US?
I think we are in agreement about most things.

Did you check the cdc link? Do you have a theory for the rising curve?

Re:the “repayment” - every single person can be modeled I.I.d, but the event of death of each person is an increasing failure rate function. Someone who is in bad condition will (a) die at a significant challenge, be it flu, Covid, or other reasons; and (b) will only die once. In that sense there’s repayment - a weak flu season gives some people 6-12 until the next bad season, but usually not much more if a bad flu year would have killed them. This is known as “dry tinder” hypothesis in epidemiology. It’s not a law of nature, or a certainty, but has been observed in the past in some cases.

Thank you very much for an enriching, respectful conversation. Really uncommon on this subject these days.
The passengers do not allow the pedestrians to live or die. It's the pedestrians who allow the passengers to drive around among them in the first place. All vehicles must therefore protect pedestrians first.

It's totally ok if only a few people have the courage to mount a vehicle that is dangerous to them. It's not ok if every human has to fear for their life on the street at all times.
This Is Phil Fish (2014) [video]
If there was a way to put Altra Max into PC, it would rip and tear threadripper apart.
Hold on, this is important. You're claiming gender-based discrimination but you don't actually know for sure if you're being treated differently from the male content creators.
There is no reason for kubernetes not being just as simple as heroku or its many alternatives, none.

The only reason I‘d believe is that it‘s a conspiracy for long lasting job security for anyone in devops.

They managed to shit out an application server even more complex than enterprise websphere, which is both fascinating and abhorrent.

Same for terraform and all the other overengineered cloud crap companies pay their devops wizards for.
A user (I'll leave them unstated) deleted a reply with a metaphor along the lines of "what do you expect if someone wears a clown suit when speaking at a technical conference?" Well, here's her speaking at a tech conference, in "context-appropriate" attire that is neither skimpy nor a clown suit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt1OLgGIqhc In "She wears skimpy outfits sometimes", sometimes is really the operative word.
I mostly abandonded keeping notes, bookmarks etc because I realised it became another "collecting" exercise and sucked up time far in excess of it's utility.

I make specific exceptions (especially for things that may be of use to others) but I become too addicted to the act of collating and organising.

Gmail with it's "search don't sort" was an eye opener back in the day. I stopped filing emails and realised with a decent search, I saved so much time.
Yes. Another thing that they made (in my opinion) poor choices on.
> Restriction of free speech != censorship.

You're making a false assertion that attaching consequences to some speech is censorship. No one can prevent you from yelling "fire!" in a crowded theater. There are however post hoc consequences for doing so falsely, as doing so is very dangerous to others.

Even then you have the opportunity to defend yourself in a court of law. You may have been thought there was a fire in the theater but simply been mistaken. That's why laws include clauses of intent.

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences of that speech.
On a tangent note, is there a catalogue of unlisted MIT courses such as this one?
All her recent YouTube videos have cryptocurrency donation addresses for BTC, BCH, LTC, ETH, and XMR (Monero).
I personally don't attach any weight to note-taking as part of my identity or care about how other people do it. It's just a way to remember stuff. For example if I do personal therapy for an hour I'll take notes on what was discussed so I can refer to it. Otherwise I'm going to forget most of it and the therapy session was wasted. If I'm losing weight I'll plan exercises to do and record my weight. Etc. etc. It's not that complicated or meaningful.

I've noticed if I really care about and love a subject I don't need to take notes. Those things are easy to remember and revisited often.
To be fair, "write software" and even "engineering" are easier said than done
Thanks, will take a look!
Violent content and almost anything with guns also gets demonetized very easily on YouTube.
You're not alone, I just avoid it. I'd rather hope to see the same news or topics here and see what people have to say. The Ars comment section is scary and just makes me lose hope in humanity.
Funny thing with these mental games is, machines are supposed to make 'moral' decisions, where humans don't stand a chance to do so, because it's beyond their physical capabilities to react fast enough and simply natural and learned reflexes take over the cerebral system.
Add to that the mostly unrealistic situation.

Just look at real accidents and you know what people do.
They don't do moral decisions, they just act without thinking.
If they even notice in time, they brake the car sharply and avoid the immediate obstacle.

Then think about improving the results.

These questions and their answers are highly dependent on cultural contexts.
They are behavioral research not ethics.
I think for me, it's a kind of coping thing where I secretly hope that the next software will be the one thing I was missing the entire time and from here on out learning will be a breeze. Of course, that's not going to happen ... or will it? I am sure the next thing I find will be it!
"A bust of herself naked".

The expression you may be looking for is "a dressmaker's dummy". Or, in the US one finds "mannequins" in the department stores, with clothes hung on them.

I have no problem with her personally, either, for before this morning I had never heard of her.
Maybe they should if they’re spreading medical disinformation
There is no escape from the total information era. Everybody will know everything and the only thing anyone can do about it is learn to cope.
What Young is doing is not "violent" nor "terrorism". I think you know what those words really mean.
We use Kubernetes IPv6-only for some time now. Using Cilium CNI (software defined network) plugin.

Works great after find workarounds for some minor issues. Much less hassle than with tight/inflexbile IPv4 address space.
I was debating between that one and the iPad mini! Sounds like an awesome device, must be great for reading as well.

The main reason I went for the iPad mini was the size (and apps maybe). Before I had an iPad Air 10.5 inch, and it was just too big for my use, it made it inconvenient.

I'm still debating getting one anyway. It has that "coolness factor", and I want it haha.

If they ever produce a smaller version I am pretty sure I can not resist.
I originally thought you were kidding. But dang, you were not!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_qu%C3%A9b%C3%A9cois_d...

> Citing a Montreal restaurant for having a small "recommended on Tripadvisor" sticker in the bottom corner of a window. The complaint was that the sticker was in English and there was no French version displayed.

> Issuing a letter of complaint to the owner of a board game store for mostly selling board games with English packaging, though French versions did not exist for the majority of the games in question

> Demanding the town of St. Lazare remove "Welcome" from the town's welcome signs, leaving only the French version, "Vous accueille", though one-third of the town's residents were native English speakers. The town instead opted to remove all words from the welcome sign.

> Citing a small business in Chelsea for replying in English to English comments on the store's Facebook page without writing a second, French version of the response

> Citing a restaurant that specializes in grilled cheese for having "Grilled cheese" on their sign rather than the French version "sandwich au fromage fondu

I'm amazed such a thing legally exists in 2022 in a Western, developed country like Canada.

Thank you poster, I learned something new today.

Edit: This too: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastagate

> Pastagate is the informal name of an incident that began in 2013 in Quebec, when, on 14 February, an inspector of the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) sent a letter of warning to an upscale restaurant, Buonanotte, for using Italian words such as "pasta", "antipasti", "calamari", etc. on its menu instead of their French equivalents
Peter Thiel quote on this: The something of somewhere is always the nothing of nowhere.
> men are dictating rules on women to help them control their own urges.

Which is why movements to ban porn enjoy wide support among Western men...
Everyday objects can run artificial intelligence programs
It seems the hackers who get caught are the ones who were compelled to brag about what they did. Perhaps, the greatest quality a hacker can have is humility.
Maybe it's a difference in mental state. For me I feel overwhelmed and feel stupid when I start something new, because I'm starting from scratch. I have to push past that to get started. Other people may have more of a growth mindset and see the lack of understanding as a propellant to learn more.