skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Him putting money down literally is a free market demand for that security, and his ability to freely publicly offer lots of money literally is the "free forces of supply and demand" that's not supposed to be interfered with.

This clause is explicitly not intended to do what you imply, it does not restrict this particular action by Musk at all.
As do all browsers. It seems to be a standard.

...still doesn't work for Finder though.
I'd be really interested in a Jax implementation. Any chance you can PR one?
Focusing on ease of use instead of performance (I'm usually looking at small files) but I found jq's syntax to be really difficult, so I wrote my own teeny tiny tool in Python:

https://replit.com/@gabrielsroka/Bash#pj.py

Obviously it only does a fraction of what jq does, but it does what I need and I can expand it in a fraction of the time it would take to learn jq.

Inspired by https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html#module-json.tool
I'd arguing that buying 1000s of shares of TSLA in 2012 was a very risky, bad idea. Congrats, it worked out for you. If you hate the system that made you so rich, give it all to charity and start over from scratch.
44 year old here! Nonprofit work (or going to work for a tech-based non-profit like Khan Academy or a YC-funded nonprofit) could help.
Agreed that you don't have to accept the official American story.

You can not be "anti-imperialist" and tolerate this war, however. This is a war of Russian imperialism.

American imperialism is bad, I agree with that. But Russian imperialism is also bad. As was British imperialism.

If you're an anti-imperialism, you must be against the Russian invasion.
Colleges too.
> Why didn't the free market solve this particular problem?

What (categories of) problem(s) do folks generally think markets solve?
I fully agree that part of his motivation is self amusement. It's one of the things I really like about Musk, is that he's clearly still connected to his inner child, and I think that's part of what keeps him dreaming.

I think the people most offended by it tend to be the people who have lost that joie de vivre and miss out on the fact that we're all just existing here and now. Sure, do the very serious things that need to be done for a person with his resources, but in the end, we can't even prove it's not all just a damn simulation can we.
Any initial offer is going to be non-binding. This is standard.
Gab, Parler, Voat, et al are marketed as forums with lax moderation.

The flavors of prejudice that they attract are the direct result of their function. Platforms that start to grow large without controls against hate and other bad actors simply do not continue to grow.
You've got a golden ticket to stop working and do whatever you want. Change careers, go back to school, I don't think I'll ever have as much freedom as you do right now.
My baby, PretzelBox.cc, is no Google but it does give you an inbox for your domain and a half decent looking blog (https://pretzelbox.cc/blog/) and a way to store and share files.

/shameless_plug
I don't know about the leanings of CNN+, since I don't pay for it. I do know that Don Lemon and (former host) Chris Cuomo are obviously slanted left. I don't know if there's an objective way to measure this, so I just look at my own reactions, as I know I'm a moderate (my most recent presidential votes were Biden, Clinton, Romney, Obama, Bush; and I support about half of each party's political platform -- I'm pro-choice, pro-nuclear, anti-gun, anti-woke).
I know nothing of the technical details, so you are saying, no one would need to change anything with their engines etc and just switch to leadfree gasoline?
> even if it's a hosted utility.

This should have been "even if it's an open source utility".
Yes, yes… Long after it’s useful use by date. Maybe they’ll provide the same courtesy to the other sides too.

What, Boris Johnson attended a party during Covid… hush!!! Trump talked to Putin. No, no, we can’t prove it’s true. Let’s wait till it all boils over and it becomes irrelevant then you can talk.
Wow. This community isn't what it used to be. Sociopath? Don't you think you should validate that claim? This isn't a reductive Hasan Piker stream.
Wouldn't defining "harm" that narrowly mean defining "harm" for a lot of people in a 1984 way? Why should your definition of "harm" supersede theirs?

(Mostly rhetorical; I don't necessarily disagree with you on this, but I think your take is callous and ignores an inherent contradiction of free speech maximalists).
Google regresses to the mean - what do most people want to see on the top? just from comments on this thread, people both love and hate w3schools.

So I think there's a need for personalized search engines where one can pick their sources - we designed You.com keeping that in mind.

fwiw i hate w3schools too, if anyone's counting
The offer will fail: The tell is that it is a "final" offer. In fact, if the offer were accepted, Elon would be hard pressed to come up with the actual cash for an all-cash offer. The offer isn't meant to be taken seriously.

After his "final" offer is rejected, Elon will rage quit his position in Twitter.
"Free shipping" has always just made its way into the product price. Similarly stuff you buy will now be 5% more expensive to make up for this.
To be honest, the only thing that interested me about the diaries was what it tells you about the home office, the character of the people trying to have Roger Casement hanged, and the integrity of the institution they served.
>at this point is a platform for rich people to post incredibly vapid, narcissistic takes about politics and society that say nothing.

It's clearly not, since it's still one of the largest social networks in the world.

I'm not a fan of twitter or social networks in general, but it's clear that they are used by a teeny hundreds of millions of people more than some celebrities.
>The bid is likely to be rejected b/c it's likely made in bad faith. Read the SEC release and count how many times it says ' non-binding'

I must assume this statement is just a personal opinion rather that an SEC ruling.
As a Julia evangelist, your point is well received.

I've definitely been making an effort to temper any discussion of benefits with associated drawbacks.

Though, I just want to express WHY I'm so enthusiastic. I've used both R and Python for DS. I'm familiar a bit with matlab.

I've played with Keras and Pytorch.

Aside from all the technical and productivity benefits Julia just feels GOOD to write in, compared to all of the above. It's a real quality of life improvement + a feeling of freedom in that I can express my ideas, compose them with others all without worrying about a different compiler or framework or array type system or having to code units in c++.

This is freeing and honestly, it would be sad if it's relegated to niche status forever. There's definitely a selfish component here, but I'd like everyone to feel the same benefits.

It's hard to go back to pandas or tf or pytorch after using chain.jl, dataframes.jl and flux.

Yes, there are drawbacks with compile times and things like that, which can be annoying. But I keep working in julia because the benefits are worth it, those aren't intrinsic to the language, and most importantly, there's a roadmap to fixing them: https://discourse.julialang.org/t/precompile-why/78770/8 with progress that is tantalizingly close to the end goal of easy dev and easy deployment.
> To my understanding, this at the moment is neither hostile nor a takeover, but a (rather direct/rude/aggressive; pick whatever adjective you want) question to the board to advise shareholders to accept Musk’s offer.

Right, but a board is never going to say yes to this. If he was actually trying to get the board's agreement, the negotiations would have all happened in private and the announcement wouldn't have been made until it was basically a done deal.
Doesn't take too much space, people have done them in apartments, otoh the machine shop (unrelated to the rv build) definitely does :)

Go find a builder class, you'll learn a lot and have a good time, even if you decide not to go forward with it.
Lol the only people who would join Musk's social network are Tesla investors, crypto enthusiasts, and people who've already joined gettr, parler, truth social, etc..

Also having the head of a new social network be someone who is notorious for being a dick is not the best way to build a healthy community.
And Elon initially filed as a passive investor.
They did, but a more manageable dose. The current amount and effectiveness of disinformation is making society itself unstable.

Education could be a big part of it as well, not even teaching people what's correct but how to figure it out.

Income inequality isn't exactly helping either. Many people will believe any noisy asshole if their life sucks enough.
It wasn’t given scrutiny. It was silenced. And, turns out it wasn’t misinformation either.

Thank God with Musk’s new Twitter we won’t have to have this sort of discussion anymore anyway, people won’t be able to just shout Russian disinformation at anything that makes the left look bad and have Big Tech scramble to do their bidding to help influence elections.
Happy birthday. Today I'm 33 and we sound eerily alike. I'll try to heed some advice from this thread and hope that I won't post the same thing in 11 years.
FWIW, this is literally exactly how my product PretzelBox (https://pretzelbox.cc) works. We are looking for beta users, if you care to take it for a spin.
I understood flatiron to mean you can configure Dolphin to look and/or behave similarly to other file managers, not that you can literally swap it, even though you might be able to.
If you're curious about the specific license being referenced, it didn't have any clause like that:

https://github.com/kaizhu256/jslint/blob/e188c37059ec66aedf9...
Who is going to judge you? The current employer that you are leaving anyway? The new employer that is hiring you anyway?

Sure, you don't want to chain together a whole bunch of those. But I see so many resumes that are a string of 1 year + 1 month, and I know they only stayed because of cliff vesting. It's not 1993 anymore.
FWIW I am not working right now (and for the next month or so, waiting on a job offer) and might be interested, depending on the specifics.

ryan [dot] daum @ gmail.com
Find a real world problem that is causing real suffering and solve it.

Think outside your field - make wave farms (electricity from ocean).
Look at doing it totally underwater - there are rivers that run in the oceans.

What about getting medicine to poor countries. The NGO's are not doing a good job.
The app is crazy. This last week I've been getting two-for-one on sandwiches. If you pick McDouble you can get two of them for $2.19 total (+tax depending on jurisdiction). The large fries are always $0.99 on the app. Plus you get points from it which converts into more free stuff.

And if you're super friendly with the little old Mexican lady who works there, she'll sneak free pies into your bag too.
It doesn't, but getting regular folks to use it at home is how they become known enough to get recommended for businesses. They have a post specifically about this: https://tailscale.com/blog/free-plan/ "Rather, increased word-of-mouth from free plans sells the more valuable corporate plans"

And it 100% works. We're in the middle of rolling out Tailscale at our company because I and other people here had tried it personally for non-business use cases. FWIW this is also the path we took for the Outlook iOS/Android apps in the early days (and pre-Microsoft acquisition). Let people learn to love it, and then they'll want to bring it to their jobs.
> You also have people bringing up Yemen, Syria, Palestine, etc to emphasize the “white-supremacist”

It’s interesting that I’ve noticed many posts of “Ukrainian refugees were accepted, Syrian refugees weren’t; therefore, racism” since the outbreak. I wish Instagram, Facebook, Twitter would release more research on ad spend by company and not activity.

It’s pretty cheap to buy these kind of ads and market toward people who signal boost such causes. So I’m assuming that Russia is doing that.
>Those videos of Ukrainians discriminating against people or color were signal boosted everywhere on Twitter. Same with the Azov Batallion which some people believe are the entire Ukrainian army.

Maybe I'm old but I haven't seen any of these things. Where do you find all of these?
Those seem an odd selection of questions, which made me immediately suspect they asked many other questions then skipped over them to generate a story.

Similar to how pharma companies have to pre-register research questions, do these polls have to publish their full methodology somewhere?
Obviously I don't actually know whats going on over there, but I find it hard to believe that the Russian military as a whole is "deliberately targeting civilians".

From the first estimate I found searching the web:

On April 10:

> Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) recorded 4,232 civilian casualties in the country: 1,793 killed and 2,439 injured.

<2000 civilian deaths in a full-scale invasion of a country with ~44 million citizens seems FAR too low to declare that targeting civilians is a goal. Mariupol is currently fighting to the bitter end, despite being surrounded for weeks and even bisected by Russian forces. This is a city that had a population of >400k at the start of the war.

If the goal was really to kill everybody in sight, the Russians would've just carpet bombed their targets day 1 and killed hundreds of thousands. It seems like everyone has forgotten what war is. There's no "humanitarian" way to commit war. It's always awful and always creates unintended death.

Again, not an expert here nor do I believe any statistics to be 100% accurate.
He does not say "Russia was right", he said the annexation was justifiable and clearly not justifiable as in "right" but as in "defensible".

Saying he is "pro-Russia" is a big claim, because you're saying their position on Russia's action are overwhelmingly one of agreement. In that clip he appears to call Russia's actions defensible (which is not the same as agreement) on the Crimea issue, while being unclear but likely opposed on the Donbas issue.

Also given that many people are capable of more nuance than blindly supporting or opposing a country on every issue, you might as well be calling them a simpleton.
Sports are generally good for resetting brain, settings some goals and keeping oneself in a good shape. Or think about stuff that interested you when you were younger and get a hobby or two going.

I'd avoid taking medication unless it's really required - that can create problems someplace else.

Re zenith and decline - body certainly start showing signs of decline past once past 40. You can fight it to a degree but you can't stop it or fix it.
Large shareholders Alwaleed bin Talal and KHC reject Musk's Twitter takeover bid
My views on this invasion have NOTHING to do on my feelings on the Russian people.

I feel for them, I really do. It sucks that they have to deal with the sanctions and the type of government they have.

But I feel more for the people that are being killed and raped. The country that is being invaded for no logical reason.

Russia started this, they had no reason to start this War.
I'm surprised by the number of people suggesting having children.

Don't do it.

Having children won't bring stability. Children won't provide your life a point or purpose, children will cause your life to have more chores and stress.

And think of the poor child when it asks you why did you have me: "because I was feeling lost and wanted a purpose".
It's 2022. Fire up TikTok, start liking videos, and choose whatever narrative you want. Everything you don't like is crisis acting and media bias? Sure! Digital reality is becoming schizophrenic.
Nothing "interesting" about it. Every free market system is a victim of the tragedy of the commons. This is exactly why regulation is needed.
I second this. You've out grown what used to motivate you. Done that, been there. Time to find what motivates you now. My guess is that with all of your outer success no longer doing it for you, the next threshold would be an inner journey and I believe you will know and be as driven when you find what is the way forward for you.

Look in new places, my friend, trust your inner voice, your inner guidance and intuition.
"No thumbnails in the file picker" is a longstanding meme, as I understand it. Somewhere there's a >decade-old bug report (feature request?) about it.

I don't mind it personally as I happen to be aware enough to be able to locate most files without thumbnail previews. But it would lessen the cognitive load of using GNOME if they had proper thumbnail views.

Maybe when they switch everything to GTK4. One can hope.
What happens if they reject his offer?

He sells and the price falls.

Then he announces a new platform and the price falls again.
Ask them, it's common now for them to advertise their approach (CBT, DBT, psychoanalysis, ect)
I don't know how much time you need to work, but it might be good to try donating some time to a cause that matters to you, no matter how small.
Nah, the people who advocate that private platforms reserve the right to censor themselves tend to know what the 1st amendment means regarding government censorship.
Also, drain your FSA before you leave. You don't have to pay it back.
Huh, I hadn't considered that they might have a shortcut for it, TIL!

That will definitely easy that pain point a lot, although it's still a somewhat odd decision to not have the path in the bar editable too.
That is a great question and I wonder the same thing.

"I am going to dump 1/10th of the company that I very publicly acquired if they don't do what I want them to do" feels like manipulation since he's controlling the value of such a large amount of it.

But is it illegal to be willing to lose money if a threat isn't met?

Furthermore, would it be illegal for him to dump his shares, allow the trajectory to tank the price further, then rebuy when it bottoms, rinse and repeat?
I've never much cared for Google Workspaces. Give me dedicated desktop applications. Our corporate Google drive is a hot useless mess of ugly, half-finished files.

> I hope Google gets some real competition soon because it feels like they are falling off.

Microsoft Office is still a big player, and I personally really like the 365 ecosystem.
At least Russia actually declares war when it places another country within its empire's sights. The USA just acts like it owns the entire american continent and the means to its imperialistic ends range from cultural exportation and massive economic leverage to literally teaching dictators how torture and repress dissidents. Look up School of the Americas for an example.
Remember that you can do anything you put your mind to and start saving now for your old age.
I disagree. The fact that someone is willing to buy a stake in a company suggests the company has some potential. The fact that someone having bought a company is willing to dump their entire ownership so quickly suggests the company may be rotten from the inside. The latter would exert a much stronger downward pressure on the stock, in my opinion.
What a dreary article. If the author put down her Marx for a moment and ventured out into the real world, she’d be able to tell a much different story.

> the logic of late-stage capitalism dictates that new markets must be identified and aggressively pursued. With natural wine, a win-win situation emerges. The drinkers get the social capital, and the liquor industry gets the actual capital.

In reality, the natural wine world is full of enthusiastic independent makers who are challenging the dominance of the old chateaux, and getting people as excited about $30 bottles as the previous generation was about $300 or $3000 bottles. Visit a natural wine fair, and you’ll find one-man operations making interesting wine that can compete again the big wineries.
If you report the store Arizona will tell the store to sell at .99$ or they will stop supplying the store.
I don't know anything about max blumenthal so sure.

But if you are american, those things pretty much should be the same. Anti-imperialism is not an abstract struggle, and for many around the world the US and its allies are a concrete enemy they've come by honestly.

If you live in the US, solidarity with those people means using whatever power you have internally to oppose the US's imperial actions.

The US is not the only imperialist force by any means. But particularly from inside one of these machines, it is hard to understand and act against other forms of imperialism without also assisting your own country's imperial projects.

Countries are adept at turning their own subversive and radical movements outward against their political enemies. An awareness of the mechanics of imperialism does I think lead to a "clean up your own house first" praxis and I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
I see you.

There is a lot of advice being giving here. What works for one person may work for another, and frankly, it may not.

You already have the wisdom required to live a fulfilling life within. Truly believing this and discovering this wisdom is often not easy, as it appears you have already discovered.

All I can say is that the process of deeply getting to know myself has been a lot of work and absolutely worth it for me. It's a journey that I feel I will be on for the rest of my life. And it's f*cking wonderful.

I'm a developer as well, and a relatively new coach, though I'm not currently practicing due to other prior commitments. Therapy is wonderful. So is coaching. Both can go hand in hand.

Feel free to reach out to me if you'd like to have a deeper conversation (same username on Twitter).
There are people out there who are weirdly pro-russia. Oliver Stone was gassing Putin up for years, defending his actions such as his anti-gay legislation. The Putin documentary he created was nothing short of a hagiography.

The ostensible reasons would be he wants to stick it to America or that he likes the attention his contrarian opinions give him (which is much less in our transgressive age). Maybe some people naturally gravitate to authoritarians. One interesting fact though is that his son worked at RT.

It’s all deeply weird to me. I try to grapple with it intellectually but it’s beyond my comprehension. If you are someone who truly believes America is irredeemable, why wouldn’t you esteem more peace loving nations over countries with overt expansionist intentions?
Show HN: GPT-3 powered Ouija spirit board that moves your mouse
Hi HN! I've been tinkering with this mini-game / horror experience for a while. I hope it creeps you out!

You can go into settings to toggle between 2 different chatbots: a scripted experience (with achievements to unlock) and a more versatile GPT-3 mode. Let me know what you think! :)

There's also a toggle to show how the mouse magic is made.

Source is available here: https://github.com/baobabKoodaa/ouija
The L4S-capable ECN treatment is deployed in recent low-latency DOCSIS.
And now rather than being spoonfed, propaganda requires just a click or two.

Even worse imo. Makes you feel like you are in control of the content you find when for the vast majority of people you are not.