skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I cant use it either (mostly because it's Mac only and also because of the sign-in requirement), but at least they are transparent about it :

https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/getting-started-with-w...

https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/privacy
>? 9% is a hell of an insurance policy

I mean, you say that. But the literal former president of the USA got de-platformed from twitter, and we don't hear about him nearly as much as when he had a twitter.

Maybe it is actually worth that amount of money, if entire elections can be influenced like that.
I take your (rather tired) point that for some sufficiently broad definition of "ideology", even moderate viewpoints are "ideologies". Even still, moderation should feel like water to a fish--it should be moderate, it should roughly represent the viewpoints of the people rather than trying to tug the Overton Window in any particular direction (that's activism, not moderation). And yes, this too is subjective--you could argue that moderation should be indistinguishable from far right or far left activism if you really want.

EDIT: Seems like a lot of disagreement with this, but would love to hear some compelling arguments to justify activist moderation.
> as most vulns are exploited before ever being reported.

I don't think that's even remotely true.

And given that it's not true, it's still a useful distinction. 0-day means an exploit that is being exploited before it was reported to the vendor, which is different than most exploits, which are reported to the vendor first.
The Day of a New Command-Line Interface: Shel
It's so cool, though. The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand!
Yep! Oh for sure, as a way to examine the present! Just his political commitments or agenda, if any, aren't as obvious as some peers. i'm curious for places he's revealed them in interviews!
The West (specifically in my experience, the United States) have been buying up everything tech and auto South Korean for pushing over a decade now at this point. Kia and Hyundai automobiles are now running against the Japanese cars here. Samsung and LG electronics are highly popular, as the Japanese versions were a decade or three prior. It's now more Samsung, LG, etc here in the US than it is Sony, for example. Also in agreement with a poster above how the Korean cinema is just now taking off since around 2019. Prior to the movie Parasite, I can't even think of a popular South Korean film taking root here but most have seen Parasite and quite a few were into Squid Game. This is a relatively new thing.
> It has no implicit promise of freedom of speech or press, democracy, or any other political ideal.

The internet original was little else than implicit promises of such things, if not explicit. “It routes around censorship” and all that…
Why is Elon described as divisive? Because it sounds bad.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was never described as divisive, though she was objectively more divisive than a rich guy who makes cars and rocket ships and flamethrowers. Antonin Scalia was described as divisive, so the argument can't be made that SC justices are somehow different.

It's a rhetorical trick that's been used for many decades. It's obvious, and it's tiresome.
I've been loving Warp since discovering it on HN a few months back. I was originally drawn in by how it treats text input like a regular text input field out of the box, so I don't have to configure anything and my normal text editing shortcuts just work.

But the other features of it have been really great too. I like the terminal splitting, the history searching, the command palette, and no performance issues I've noticed either. It's made my terminal a joy to use for once. Keep up the great work!
The comments in this thread are a gold mine.

1) Twitter doesn't ban people for wrong think! That's a myth!

2) Musk was accused of racism!

3) Musk isn't doing this for freedom of speech, he's only doing it for his own interests!

I want to see the Venn Diagram of people who said one of these things, and were glibly sharing XKCD #1357 whenever someone got banned from Twitter that they disagree with.

The tides have started to slowly turn, and all they can do is play the same three cards over and over: "that's not true, this is racism, capitalism bad!"

Surprise! Nobody believes this anymore. They're sick and tired of being told what to believe by "experts". They're tired of you crying wolf. And they're tired of being gaslit that none of this is happening.
Is it not entirely normal for a version currently or recently under active development to be easier to confidently work with than something you have to pull out of mothballed status? I know good practices improve that situation (the "natural" default for which seems to be "lol good luck, you may as well re-write from scratch" absent any forward-looking effort beforehand), but surely there's still some friction that comes with that even in places that handle it very well.
Still looking for a lisp terminal emulator but right now, I use st
POTS, is largely of varying service too. The switched network of old was mostly replaced by G.711 on TDM connections, which is probably an improvement for long distance. So at that point it was no longer strictly analog, but then the phone companies started shaving pennies and doing things like pair gain to cram more phone lines down the same wires, which was a fairly large reduction in line quality for local calls.

These days so much of it is routed over IP, which is where all the latency got added.

So, its hard to know what your "ranch" actually was.

OTOH, its hard for any hardwired system to be half as bad as your average cell phone which are dealing with constant channel quality issues, which results in the robot voice (for lack of a better description), and all the broken up audio, or simply silence that one frequently gets from a cell phone. Basically cell phones suck for actually talking to people. <shrug> But once again, convenience trumps quality.
people call things less ideological when they agree with them more, that's all - if your views are unexamined then they look like a natural or intuitive position.

The idea that freedom primarily exists as a lack of compulsion is libertarian or neoliberal ideology. Your total freedom from censorship is somebody else's freedom to harass and send death threats - obviously the line has to be drawn somewhere or twitter devolves into 8chan, and oftentimes people call for a nebulous "free speech" or "anti-censorship" instead of specifying what particular speech is being censored that they think is legitimate. Moderation is essential on the internet.

If people think something is being censored and it shouldn't be, they should point to specific examples.
Are you being serious? Don't get me wrong, HZD is an amazing game, but man the faces are absolute robots. That's not the team's fault though - any open world game with lots of dialogue will pale in comparison to hand animated faces.
Thanks, I'll check it out! ^^
I heard that it can silently correct your buffer overflow bugs without you even knowing. And it writes good git commit messages too.
> not via a web app installation -- only assets in an ordinary filesystem directory

Not sure I understand this. Every web app I build is just a set of HTML/CSS/JS files that are served in a static fashion, which means that you could just plop that static folder onto your hard drive, click "index.html", and interact with it normally. I guess routing concerns maybe exist if you just naively hope the URL-based-routing works but it'd be easy to work around this
It looks like they just built something like KrigBilinear, which is open source and patent free. For very pixel-sensitive stuff like colored or anti-aliased text, nothing outperforms KrigBilinar on 4:2:0 sources.

The real fix, obviously, is to just encode as 4:4:4, but MPEG and a lot of popular live streaming video consumers (Nvidia and Steam's in home streaming solutions, Twitch, etc) refuse to accept the truth of the matter.
Lighthouse [1][2] Accessibility audit/ scores can be a good tool to check A11Y issues automatically, and it is fairly easy to integrate into your CI/CD Pipelines to get the report automatically to check for issues/ regression.

The web accessibility world is complex enough that simulating different methods of access like using screen readers or different font-sizes and doing manual tests for compliance is not particularly feasible if you want to make your content accessible to all.

[1] https://developers.google.com/web/tools/lighthouse
[2] https://web.dev/accessibility-scoring/
I've been using Mull on Android and Librefox on Linux.
I was considering writing it down but the joke works only with the correct pronounciation.
This sounds very hand-wavy, and I wish Gibson was more explicit in drawing the connections.

Slums and the dominance of megacorps and the ultra-rich I understand, but what do cyberspace and AI's (two of Neuromancer's more original and iconic themes) have to do with Reagan? Nothing, from what I can tell.
The idea workers have to suffer under "great men" to produce things of value is provably untrue and just an excuse by those "great men" to act in unacceptable ways, while taking credit for the work done by those people.

A good CEO can of course provide value, but pretending they are alone responsible for success, and abusing staff is a good way to achieve that success is just wrong. Burning out passionate people is a good way to create short-term profit, it isn't "greatness".
Or their security team is understaffed because of evil emergent greedy behavior of the company.
I definitely understand the concerns. For our public beta, we do send telemetry and associate it with the logged in user because it makes it much easier to reach out and get feedback when something goes wrong. But we only track metadata, never console output. For an exhaustive list of events that we track, see here: https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/privacy#exhaustive-tel.... Once we hit general availability, our plan is to make telemetry completely opt-in and anonymous.
I've always interpreted it as meaning no patch is available yet for a vulnerability. Does not matter whether a decision to patch or not has been made. Doesn't matter if it's been exploited yet.
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Those articles are mostly about announcing as a passive investor -- not whether he misled the public in his filings. This collection of articles only further makes the case that the media has mostly reported uncritically his misleading claim.

RE: handle, thanks!

Also, I have since-posting found one article kinda about this: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/04/elon-musk-thumbs-his-nose-at...

However, even that article is just about the lateness of the filing. It doesn't mention the debate over whether the filing itself was misleading. And this is the best example I could find!
> You are encoding a 1080P stream and upscaling it to 4K

I mean, yeah, one way to reduce encoding/decoding complexity is to throw out 75% of the pixels. Personally, I would avoid this like a music service that decided 11 kHz was good enough for encoding and added pretend high detail on playback.
'Scheme' in this case is a Britishism, basically meaning a project (not something nefarious).
When I upgraded it I think it was at 87% health and my X when it was at about 83%. Apple claim there is no throttling for these amounts.
>The headlining novel of the biopunk subgenre, Bacigalupi's "The Windup Girl", is set in a future Bangkok.

Bacigalupi falls for japanophilia with the Japanese fetishization of geisha (the windup-girl of the title). His emphasis on mechanical power (i.e. springs and animal labor) was interesting though.
Does this pass the vt100 torture test (http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/vt100test.txt)?
Free speech and vibrant debate are ideologies. Respecting free speech while limiting the amplification of hate speech and Russian disinformation is an ideology.

I think those are good ideologies for a social media platform to have.
I guess there is a high probability that he will drag boardroom disagreements out into the open, so in that sense they will have to "argue" with him. In general boards vote to settle things and then it is settled, they are not supposed to be arguing indefinitely - the chair calls the question and the matter gets settled.

Can Musk keep his board seat? That is my question, being an unruly character when you don't have full control usually gets you turfed from a board for violating confidences pretty quickly, but IDK.
Maybe but it’s 100% accurate TBD if he actually is happy to butt heads with Elon.
My point is don't transfer, extract.
Yeah, I just got an invite code yesterday, but given this I may opt against using it - this seems like a real risk for leaking env vars, credentials...I don't so much mind stuff like Segment and Sentry, but I'd love to see some details from someone familiar with the project around the same questions you raised regarding the web-integrated functionality.
What is the substantive effect on the public (aka "investors") if this value in this field on this form was incorrect?

This is a tempest in a teapot. People who don't like Musk are pointing to it and saying, "See? SEE!? He is a liar. He is bad."

But the reality is, this doesn't actually hurt anyone and its not really a big deal at all.

But let's take the least charitable interpretation and play it out: Musk filled out the form himself. He intentionally with malice aforethought lied. The day after the SEC form becomes public, he takes a board seat. What is the material damage done to the public?

Twitter shareholders got a huge 2-day pop. That would have happened regardless of Elon's intent.
Still not actual evidence though, just an algorithm working in a foreign language with 125k input files...
This. I was excited to try it but I cannot use this on my work computer at all.
That’s the sort of cynicism RT want you to adopt, yes.
This is great news! Twitter and the rest of the rotten and censorious platforms could use a proper shake-up. Hope the authoritarians and political repressives and anyone who works on the content moderation team all resign in protest! Good riddance!
You should do that now and just ask on startup.

Honestly opting in by default is, at least in my opinion, not acceptable.

People who would say no to that popup would not appreciate you randomly reaching out to them anyway.
Working for someone who transforms industries?

Many do enjoy that very much, clearly. Amazing engineers, who can work anywhere they want, choose to work at SpaceX and Tesla. And we all benefit from the electrification of the grid and advances in space.
I believe it's the availability of the information (or lack thereof) that contributes to the low rate of intentional burglary. Addicts and opportunists don't generally know ahead of time which place has what stuff worth stealing, for now. If that data was available to them somehow, they might be more choosy, and you'd also increase the type of premeditated burglary that is currently kept low by the risk/reward balance leaning strongly towards risk.
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You could replace the THX sound with "never gonna give you up".
Luckily your stating something with no actual argument points to support your statement doesn't hold any weight whatsoever to whether it has any truth to it or not.
they had a pre-existing rule against posting hacked information.
> Telemetry
> When Warp comes out of beta, telemetry will be opt-in and anonymous.

> But for our beta phase, we do send telemetry by default and we do associate it with the logged in user because it makes it much easier to reach out and get feedback when something goes wrong.

This is a hard pass for me, it looks really amazing though. I'm so tired of telemetry, how do we quit our day jobs to focus on open source? ;-;
What is a balanced source you'd cite?
Gotcha. I'm going to a LAN party this weekend and was wondering if it would be worth it for the gang to install... otherwise we'll end up playing a few hours of UT2k4 ONS-RedPlanet with the extended vehicles mod.
You're just reiterating that you think tastes, opinions, likes/dislikes are something intrinsic to the issues here. I'm asking why do you think these things are intrinsic to language understanding or intelligence?

>To use language is to understand what "2" means.

I've never held a "2", yet I know what 2 is as much as anyone. It is a position in a larger arithmetical structure, and it has a correspondence to collections of a certain size. I have no reason to think a sufficiently advanced model trained on language cannot have the same grasp of the number 2 as this.

>A statistical analysis of what we have already said, does not have this contact with the world, or the relevant capacities. It's just a record of their past use.

Let's be clear, there is nothing inherently statistical about language models. Our analysis of how they learn and how they construct their responses is statistical. The models themselves are entirely deterministic. Thus for a language model to respond in contextually appropriate ways means that it's internal structure is organized around analyzing context and selecting the appropriate response. That is, it's "capacities" are organized around analyzing context and selecting appropriate responses. This to me is the stuff of "understanding". The fact that the language model has never felt a cold breeze when it suggests that I close the window if the breeze is making me cold is irrelevant.

>You arent speaking to anything. You arent asking anything a question. Nothing is answering you.

It seems that your hidden assumption is that understanding/intelligence requires sentience. And since language models aren't sentient, they are not intelligent. But why do the issues here reduce to the issue of sentience?
Scaring new talent away from spending their precious time on a solved problem like GNU make is a feature not a bug. Work on something more relevant to today's challenges.

There's plenty of things "holding open source back", this isn't a significant one of them IMNSHO.
That reads like a tabloid, the way it attacks individuals and t-shirts. I heard the fall of SGI summed up in one sentence once. It went something like, "SGI had a culture that prevented them from creating a computer that cost less than $50,000." That's all probably all we need to know.
Thanks, looking into this
Yeah the the companies are certainly involved in interesting work.
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The position that Twitter can’t ban people is the anti-speech position.

Only one side of the argument wants people to say anything they want, once you realize association is a form of speech. The side that supports Twitter’s expression of speech is closer to “everyone gets a say” than the side forcing Twitter to publish content it doesn’t want to.

You still get to speak, just not on Twitter. You don’t get to trample on Twitter’s rights. That’s anti-speech.
I’d be happy to view video from a game you think does it better. Also see my other reply.
Not defending Musk, but I am just curious: what does free speech mean to you here? How would it work?
The SE is an odd ball device. It is a device that is explicitly for the crowd that will not upgrade their phone every year. Apple wanted to make sure they had a 5G phone for that crowd because they want all their devices on 5G now. They could have put an A14 in it, but they needed the efficiencies of the A15 to make up for the 5G battery suck because they could only increase battery capacity so much and still fit the iPhone 8 frame.
idk I don't have data to back this, but I feel like the Internet was always split between "party lines". You can always find what you want to find on the Internet, regardless of whether it's "right" or "wrong."

Hell, Google Maps represents countries completely differently depending on where you're using the product. Hell, Google isn't even really a thing in China! That's a huge part of Western internet that is represented completely differently elsewhere.
They were working in a total vacuum. Computers were classically giant things that simply tabulated or ran physics simulations. To create an entire well articulated vision of HCI is extremely difficult and requires both creativity and technical competence. I would not make such statements that it was easier to innovate then. In fact, I’d say it’s way easier to innovate now that so much exists to play with and mix and match, not to mention the ability to have perspective on negatives of assumptions previously made that can be corrected.
honestly, not too bad :).
I don't really use it as a "follow this as a guiding design pattern" piece of advice, but I think the philosophy is really useful when dealing with relationships with people, and taking risks in life. Over the past years, thinking "how will I aestheticize my life" has led me to some really interesting + fulfilling relationships and let me experience a lot of life.
Sure, I have gotten burnt quite a few times, but in hindsight I regret nothing. I think the pain and joy and people I've met from just putting myself out there have given me a lot of perspective on life.

That being said, I'm getting to the age where I think I'm ready to settle down a bit: this philosophy I think is most useful if you're young or lost and also don't have much responsibility.
Gibson has only himself and Sterling to blame for steampunk, given their joint work on The Difference Engine.
While this might have been true a decade or two ago, nearly everybody uses the internet now. https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/04/02/7-of-americ... (this is a year out of date -- 93%)
Two cases out of millions ...
900 dollar scooters selling for a low subscription fee of 50 dollars a month.
Terminal need to be instant. This kind of stuff seems like it will make it painful to use.
Oh no. Increased engagement in your online community for a whole 4 days. How did you survive? Please share tips and tricks.
> What ideology is that?

The ideology in question is "Anything that is good for Elon Musk is good."

That's pretty much all there is to it. There's no rigour to it, there's no intellectually sound foundation, there are just things that serve his bottom line, and those that hurt it.
> principles of open and free discourses with less moderation

That is an ideology

> For example, would you call it ideological that the government does not arrest people for criticizing it?

Um, yes
I feel like an outcast whenever someone tries to reinvent something that has worked fine for ages now. I would happy use gnome-terminal or urxvt or windows terminal or whatever and it basically works the same for me. Can't I set a font and maybe color scheme? Then who cares just grab iTerm2 and get work done.
The profitable way to get yourself an edit button for tweets; Elon's ~$3 billion stake now worth ~$4 billion.

Making $1 billion by simply spending $3 billion is pretty sweet.