skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The views are not acceptable to him. The views are acceptable to the law. The views are described on the TV news because they were free to express their views and the TV news is free to report them.

Having powerful people disagree with you in public, and to promote their alternate view is not censorship.
Have you seen the way way people dress on American media? Dunno where you would find this non-sexual content.
Turns out that the first soft landing on Mars was also by the USSR, in 1971. Who knew?
>Median housing in the US has been around inflation adjusted $100/sq ft for decades.

I was talking about the European real-estate market. I don't know the US market but I heard it's much more affordable than here, at least outside of SF/NY/etc.
Oracle has had java support in the RDBMS for more than 20 years, probably more than 25 years...
We're sort of desperately missing a high speed graphics option for VMs. Which is one of those things which feels like it should have become more prevalent by now with everyone throwing GPUs into server hardware and wanting to timeslice it amongst containers.
The highlight being the chorus: "mon-san-to let our farmers grow"
What boundaries?As in, who knows (besides the higher ups at youtube, of course) what are the boundaries of the YT TOS?This is the problem with your argument(if you made it, i'm not sure).Nobody knows literally what the boundaries are because they are too vague and YT has clearly a double-standard in both applying it to certain people and letting people know what is allowed.Then again most people, and definitely creators (should) know that YT has stopped being the platform of edgy interesting videos which actually made it explode (especially after 2007).

I will not pretend to care for her for 2 simple reasons: I don't know anything about her, and I don't pity people who dance with YT "anymore"(As in 2014 and later, when Youtube de facto became sh1t, and later in 2016-2017 when this was already established as a way going forward for youtube, resulting in what's known by the masses as "adpocalypse", further censorship post 2016, etc.)
It's Apple's way of price discrimination. They want to offer computers at every price point, but they don't want to build a dozen different models.

So their entry level machines are a great deal -- you get the quality of a 5000€ machine for just 2500€ if you can live with limited storage.

But if you want enough storage, you're paying the full price...

I'm not a fan of their policy, because the result is that lots of people get computers that are artificially crippled by low storage. But there's no way they could keep their entry level prices as low if they charged a fair price for upgrades.
Laptops are on a spectrum IMO. You can buy 5kg machines because you expect them to move them once every 2 months.

You can buy a MacBook Air because you want to watch a show while cooking.

These are the situations I have encountered.
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I got an 8GB Mac mini. I was broke at the time but needed a replacement in a hurry, and even though my two previous machines had 16GB, 8GB should be fine for web dev work, right?

Yeah, I regret it. I like to have YouTube videos on in the background, and usually it's fine, but for some reason live streams in particular just gobble up RAM until there's sometimes skipping audio and noticeable waits when switching apps.

Interestingly hiding the chat seems to help; I wonder if the YouTube "app" isn't flushing those DOM nodes corresponding to chat messages off the page after a certain amount of time or something. When worse comes to worse, Streamlink comes to the rescue: https://streamlink.github.io

Oh well. Making do for now. And as others have said, the performance (when not RAM-constrained) and noise (or lack thereof) have been blissful.
> And no, I wouldn’t berate Young for pulling his products from a store for bogus reasons, I would challenge the reasons themselves, not the act (or threat) of pulling the products.

And indeed, that is what I've been doing this whole time. I never said he wasn't allowed to pull his music, or that he shouldn't be able to. I've said that his reason for doing so - he wants particular podcasts to be censored - is, as you put it, bogus. That is a shitty thing to want, and it should not be promoted by any means, whether it's pulling your music catalog or anything else.
What if the library has been abandoned, but it's cronjob is still perpetually running somewhere on a free cloud server plan? Or even there will appear a cool SaaS which will auto-bump version number every X days with a free plan for open-source GitHub repos?
Let’s do a thought experiment:

Lefty McCommunism goes on JRE and says to 200 million people “Texas has a 97% case rate of Ebola and all goods exported from Texas are poison”. Joe doesn’t object. 30% of the people believe him. 60 million customers abandon Texas and thousands of small businesses close.

Is society better off because joe rogan allowed this deplorable person to enter the marketplace of ideas? Or would it have been better if he had challenged the guest to back up the claim, or simply not had the guest on in the first place?

Being able to discuss ideas is good. But why do you need to be able to discuss your fabricated ideas in front of 200 million people at once?
Why would we want to ensure we are only exposed to content from rich people, and our immediate friends?

Politicians have plenty of money to publish whatever divisive crap they want.

It might be technically free speech... but would it really help anyone in practice or just censor poor people?
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And when that doesn’t work because either political or profit-driven mudslingers undermine it at every turn?

Again, please don’t interpret this as “we need censorship”, that’s not what I’m getting at.

The notional “marketplace of ideas” is clearly not functioning in the presence of a lot of people who are not interested in whether their ideas stand up or not, and a whole boatload of motivated mudslingers. I don’t know a good answer, but “present your arguments better and hope” doesn’t seem to be one.
That's a false claim. Do you retract it or not?
I’m glad you’ve worked it out that censorship is absolute evil and is always worse than saying everything. Debate over!
I've used Amazon all of once so I don't know anything. What do you mean really need genuine?

Let's say you wanted to buy an iPhone or a Canon SLR camera or a Lenovo laptop. You can't buy these from Amazon? What happens if you try? Will they ship you a block of wood in a box, or a myPhone? And won't refund it?
I remember the days when musicians would mention music they like in interviews, me hearing it and then going on a search to find it. Back then I would've thought Spotify to be an improvement on that.

Turns out that it's not.
>Is the goal to give all the power to the individual? No, that's not the goal. The goal is to have some sort of equilibrium between the powers of the government and the powers of individuals.

The government is "individuals"! Every bit of power you take from the individuals in society, you give to the individuals in government. And historically the vast majority of these people have been corrupt and self-serving, because such kinds of people are attracted to positions of power, and most voters can't tell the difference between a good person and a skilled liar. Government attracts narcissists, as it requires a certain kind of narcisissm to go about telling people that they should live their lives how you want, not how they want.
That's the "ninjas joke": Japanese ninjas are the worst. All countries have ninjas but only the Japanese have been discovered.
Shopping for one person is a mess, isn't it?

Eating more veggies helps, if you have somewhere in walking distance you can buy them, because they keep fairly well and they can be combined in different ways.

But for example food delivery services have minimum order costs that are just not designed around single people; it's not practical to eat fresh that way, because to get past the threshold and spread the picking/packing/delivery fee, you have to buy more stuff than you need.

People who live alone overpay for almost everything, though.
..someone really ought to invent The Date Picker to Rule them All. Hm, maybe I'll give it a shot.
You can't teach critical thinking. There are techniques you can learn, but critical thinking is fundamentally an attitude. It's the attitude of never taking anything you read or hear at face value.

And while it can be quite important, it's also super exhausting. I think people's tolerance for that kind of work exists along a spectrum (probably with at least some biological component) but that no one can really do it all the time.
And I am only slightly joking.

YouTube is chuck-full of soft porn, so that is obviously not the problem here. Moderation and demonetarization of this sort is done by an (anonymous) human not by an algorithm.

So why is mrs. Sexy controversial? Look at her twitter-profile and see where she is getting the most flak ...
It only sounds good in theory. Reality is that in most cases this discussion is pointless and you are much better just explaining.

Example. You discuss different ways of data replication and have to decide which suits the project the best.

Issue is only you have experience with multi-region data replication and people you discuss the issue with dont even understand how replication works.

From manager point of view -> you were hired to guide those ppl.

Thats what happens in consulting like 99% of the time. You are the part of the team but you are often expected to provide the solution.

You can “explain” how it will work, but 9/10 times you wont get any feedback because ppl that you are supposed to deliver that project with simply dont have the knowledge required to have a good level of discussion.

Its like saying “PHD Doctors should have even field discussion with anti-vaccers, because both of them have something to say”..

Everyone has something to say, whether its something valuable, its a different matter.
Which is a shame, she's hot and funny.
“Alt-right” is just a label slapped on an unacceptable right-of-center viewpoint that attempts to lump it in with racism, authoritarianism, etc.

It’s kind of a useless label at this point, since it’s thrown around so much.
>That statement seems incongruent with getting breast implants/plastic surgery...

Yes, it does seem that way. That's on me until I'm willing to offer a more complete explanation.
Proxies like WeBone can solve that.

https://github.com/atauenis/webone

I use it for a solaris install.

https://smackeyacky.blogspot.com/2021/10/hacker-news-in-hotj...
I don't have a nuanced thought to add. I think it sucks these videos were demonetized and I agree there's something weird going on when 3d bust test prints abound. Sorry you have to fit so hard to get people on the same page
This is the correct answer. Relative paths are incorrect without a trailing slash.

Use trailing slashes please.
You may want to reread my comment and think about what I’m saying, you didn’t need to come out and advocate abandoning immunocompromised people to Covid.
Scientists decode 450 years of boom and crisis in Europe by ages of timber
>the female figure induces a instinctual physiological and psychological responses in men

Yikes. That's some incestuous ideology. Thankfully, there are many men who do not suffer from such instincts.
You can create a 2nd investment account and start contributing to that while making minimum payments against your loan.
My videos are all marked "not for children".
I don't see any evidence that NY was blackmailing Spotify. Wouldn't that require NY to be threatening to release some kind of compromising information about Spotify?
> I struggle to imagine a regular workload that benefits from 32gbps of bandwidth, much less a scenario where the average layman could saturate a 200gbps or 400gbps bus.

Since this is HN, many of us like… compiling, you know, stuff. It is a regular workload for many of us on here.

The main beneficiary of the M1 Max wide memory architecture appears to be the Haskell GHC compiler, which is very, very voracious when it comes to the memory consumption and the data bus width. Regular Haskell builds shift the data around at 35-40 Gbps on average, with the Haskell optimiser hovering around 50 Gpbs and easily peaking out at 65 Gbps on medium size projects. Since cabal (the Haskell build toolchain) for some reason can't fully utilise the «-j10» parameter, roughly a 1/2 of CPU cores are not utilised. Which means we can kick off another large Haskell build in parallel without affecting memory transfer speeds of the first build.

Rust release builds are a runner-up with 30-35 Gbps transfer speeds on average. Static type analysis and type inference in Haskell and Rust is hard, is complex and requires a lot of fast memory and benefits vastly from large CPU caches.

I have not attemped a Rust LTO build yet, but I would expect the LTO builds to like the wide memory bus, like, A LOT. In general, a LTO build (e.g. large C++ builds) is heavily memory bound and shifts data blocks, small and large, around extensively.

But an application is not very useful with a dataset, so many of us then like training our data models. Data model training can easily saturate 200 Gbps per a M1 Max CPU cluster.

Then the application needs to load the data in and usually do something with it. For example, issue complex queries to a graph database. Large CPU caches coupled with a wide data bus is a winner here.

All of the above are examples of real, practical and regular workloads.
Kevin Mitnick is a notoriously good social engineer. Whether his technical abilities are extraordinary is up for debate.
Reverse Engineering the Next Computer Keyboard Protocol
Sure we do.

We invented ways to catch ALL SEALIFE. Not just smart fish.
Absolutely. And I'm free to call out the hypocrisy of that given their PR messaging about diversity and inclusion.
I don’t quite understand the issue. Is there an ELI5 explanation?
This article breaks it down, and references a newer, larger N Oxford study using data from the British NHS. Agreed on it being certain age cohorts. My dad would be a lunatic to not be vaxxed. But a 20 year old who is healthy?

https://ravarora.substack.com/p/the-truth-about-vaccine-indu...
Stop citing ivmeta. They refuse to include results of Together trial which conclusively disproven any hopes of ivermectin efficacy.

It's basically cherry picking of small and crappy trials that have results misleading into thinking ivermectin does anything for covid.
What is big tech's problem with tits anyway?

The fact that women have to censor photos of their nipples on Instagram is outrageous to me.
Does "in many countries" not include the country of Canada?
Possibly unpopular view: social engineering is not hacking. It is conning. People have been doing it since the beginning of time and one can do it with very little technical skill. It's an insult to those who work hard for deep knowledge and technical ability, to call social engineering "hacking".
You can't import land from china, that is a problem that your local community is responsible for. Better get used to being screwed by your fellow towns people.
What’s going on with r/AntiWork and the Fox News interview?
I've played videogames where I turn people into fine red mist, where I decapitate people or deglove them, where blood and gore are practically features. I've watched movies with scenes so brutal that I've felt sick.

But full nudity and sex? Noooo, we can't have that! Thanks, Puritan America.
End effect is essentially the same thing though, less ad revenue for Naomi
With the right peripherals, a lot. On my 1980 TRS-80 Color Computer I can write documents and save them to tape, print them, or send the text over serial to a modern computer. (It can also function as a serial terminal, but that's kind of cheating.) It boots to BASIC, no disks required (but can run a version of DOS if a drive is present). There's some early database/PIM software, home automation controllers, graphics tablets, and of course games.

With full access to the serial and joystick ports, it's essentially able to function as a microcontroller, though I'll admit I mostly just use mine for writing, drawing, and games.
Either could be desired behavior and neither is incorrect. If anything, just be consistent within a single site. IMO you're most likely good as long as you consciously pick one, you know why you picked it, and stick with it.
Not really. It’s better than English word prediction, because you’re providing some info about what you want to say meaning it’s correct more of the time. You can also type additional pinyin characters in the middle to help the algorithm, eg typing “adly” gives “阿的理由” (wrong), but “aodly” is enough to get “澳大利亚”.
perhaps in mega-cities and as far as the young generation is concerned, eating out multiple times a day is not uncommon
The command line interface is the easiest interface to script around, but it's also probably the least discoverable.

GUI programs have much better discoverability. But ... it's generally hard to drive them with a keyboard.

Emacs' magit or lazydocker strike me as a nice balance. Not as expressive as the command line, but powerfully keyboard-focused.
I honestly have never seen a single shred of evidence or just even common sense that backs these platitudes about trust and free expression up.

Let's take another nation and covid as a concrete example, Singapore. In Singapore, there's not a lot of free speech. Yet there's a lot of trust. Lee Kuan Yew, in his biography, addressed this trust question very directly, and commented on American media as well.

Lee Kuan Yew was very direct in prosecuting speech that put into question the authority of leadership when it faced (unfounded) criticism. His argument was that, when leadership can be cheaply criticized, there is a categorical distrust in authority because everyone is perceived as equally corrupt. Which is something that's part of almost every post in this thread as well. In a culture in which everyone is "equally bad" grifters and con artists can thrive.

When looking at the Covid response, it wasn't really leadership in the US that dropped the ball. Even the fairy sketchy and controversial last administration managed to produce a free vaccine, within a year, distributed at record speed to everyone. Who didn't pick it up? The people. Who railed against it? Talk radio. And yet the line keeps being parroted that authority cannot be trusted.

Merit and authority and trust are build up slowly and are hard won. When everyone can be defamed, when lie and insult comes at no cost, and if everyone can spread competing versions of reality for free you are in an environment in which trust is impossible. Not because there isn't enough criticism, but because there's too much.
It would be used against me to further discredit my technical work. There are plenty of people who would love to be able to accurately refer to me as an "Only Fans model".
> I currently work overemployed at FAANG, capital accumulation focused

What does this mean?
5G signal spots web map
I found a 5G Signal map topic/post here in hackernews before. I was hoping someone can help me find 5G Signal map including Philippines.
> What gives people the perception of apple being expensive is that other OEMs play tricks to boost numbers on a spec sheet that the common person checks while cheeping out massively on parts that don’t show on the spec sheet.

This is very real. I noticed that the Lenovo T14s has a noticeably better trackpad than the Lenovo T14, but you can't tell unless you try it out on both Notebooks as both are listed as "Mylar® surface multi-touch touchpad" on the spec sheet.
Oh I love food - quality food. I don’t eat trash like McDonald’s (at least not very often..).

But I have to consume like 5k calories every day for sports, and that gets tiring.
I agree that it requires one to lead and take decisions. I am not limited to the usual definition. I want to know if you agree or disagree with the usual definition.
By the way, leadership reminds me of an excellent essay, Solitude and Leadership by William Deresiewicz: https://theamericanscholar.org/solitude-and-leadership/
> I meant that an implementation of HTTP is massively more complex than an implementation of Gemini.

The subset of http necessary to support Gemini-style requests is really not complex at all. I’ve written basic http servers in hours if not minutes.

> The extension shouldn't be `.gemini` it should be `.this-is-not-malware-i-super-pinky-promise`

If you are someone who uses what I’m calling “http-Gemini” because they are worried about malware then use the stripped down “http Gemini” browser. For the rest of the world who is already comfortable with potential malware in their links, there is no change. The control stays in the user’s hands.
Consumable goods, eg. Toothpaste are things that you may want to be genuine. Sure it may say "Crest", but did it come from the Crest factory, or did a no-name company drop ship fake crest toothpaste to an amazon warehouse, and now their product is co-mingled with genuine crest?

(this is an example, you can google for real stories)

To add, there are stores of extreme coupons who will products (again, lets use toothpaste) from brick and mortar stores on discount, then sell them on amazon. Or buying returns/expired food products from brick and mortar stores, then selling into amazon.

Again, the issue in all this is co-mingling because any genuine sourced products compete with these less reputable ones.
It's true, a lot of working-age people in Japan basically live on food from vending machines and 7-11 stores. I wouldn't call it healthy, though.
I just use a private WordPress instance with minimal theme. WordPress has fairly good Mobile admin app. Quite close to a cross platform solution. However, I wish iCloud notes had photo upload feature to make it true cross platform.
They went legit and then wrote Stuxnet or something and got safely paid a lot of money for it.
It was the case in the age of TV and no one complained no?
Why does .Parse trim the 1.0 when there isn't a trailing slash?
> platform or publish misinformation about coronavirus and vaccines. "

At this stage of the pandemic we know that much of the MSM has done the same thing. I'm triple vaccinated, I have followed this pandemic since late January 2020, at the time when "coronavirus" as a hashtag was seen as a trump-ism and not present on Twitter's front page or wherever it is that they publish their hot hashtags.
If we don't like the idea of choosing who to kill, then shouldn't we be concerned about human drivers having to make the same choices, and doing more to stop those accidents?
long education being, what, a PhD?
Yes, sometimes even an incremental improvement can create great businesses. e.g. Freshworks, earlier known as Freshdesk, started as an economical version of Zendesk.
They didn't block the content, they looked at it and classified the video (for advertisers) as containing depictions of adult nudity, which is technically correct.
In the book that the movie is loosely based on, Soylent Green is made, as its name suggests, from lentils and soy. They changed it to people for the movie, without telling the author.
Yes, I mean, if you consider hacking to be purely technology based and not about, in part, accessing forbidden systems or manipulating components of the system to perform unintended functions then you may be right
Yet WAP and other far more explicit music videos are not demonetized.
Didnt this happen before?
I do not claim the developer experience is a success story. But it is how the frameworks are trying to win developers.
Mechanical precision tooling is cheap enough nowadays that the hard part of producing a replacement piece is probably creating a CAD file for it. You can then ship the CAD file to some maker somewhere and have a replacement piece delivered to you for a reasonable fee. That's a lot harder to do with microchips.