skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is. There is banning and shadowbanning, which includes mechanisms where whatever stories someone posts are "dead" on arrival. HN has robust mechanisms against spam. Re "manipulation" I'd think one person's manipulation is another person's posting interesting stories, but as was said, if someone's submissions get flagged enough, it will get attention and their posts will be killed if deemed spam. Overall I think it's more common just to see posts that people disagree with or read into versus actual "manipulation".

Also, the concept of manipulation is very insulting to the readership. Maybe it's sometimes warranted, but on HN of all places, I think people can debate, judge, and flag on their own if they think something is being manipulative.
NASA to Test SpinLaunch, a Giant Slingshot for Launching Satellites into Space
Fair, those are the same words, but it's not the same meaning. The "I" in this term refers to two different people depending on who says it.

Are they really the same statement if they have two different meanings?
The biome is not being managed by the free market. Slices of biodiversity are not being bought, sold or invested in. The biosphere is outside the system and untracked by its incentives.
This is my first time seeing this critic. I'm just curious how you were introduced to this and any posts you enjoy in particular?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coltrane_changes
He and The Beatles and a lot of other musicians from this era have been subjected to a form of schizophrenic post-hoc pattern matching.
In English: someone doodles on the sax or does a tune a little different and suddenly there are 100 papers about the specific and intricate genius of The Rolling Stones making a love song in the Second Person!!! and it’s the same sort of crap in the end, one is doodling on the sax and the other are playing some guitar chords.

These people are also somehow ignorant and independent of Bach, Beethoven, Handel, and of all famous literary authors and poets who have done the same before.

Which isn’t to say you shouldn’t like The Rolling Stones or John Coltrane but they’re just something you like.
Thats it.
That may be what they meant, but my interpretation of their full statement(including the part about the formalization of that unit) was that they didn’t have any family structure to begin with. The poster may have had a nuanced reason for saying that, but given the dog whistle and lack of any nuance actually stated by them, I don’t see a reason to assume as such
This is pure speculation but if I were the Feds, I'd let insecure, incompetently run forums to keep operating and shut down any secure, tightly run forums.

The insecure forum can simply be hacked and basically become honeypots.
I don't use OpenVPN but wireguard, but I do use split tunneling and my setup is a bit complex but not hard to achieve.

I wanted to have a VPN up 24/7 but certain sites apps don't really like VPNs. I basically have steam and privoxy set as my split tunneling apps. Steam because it seems their website's CDN breaks half the time and privoxy so I can access specific websites without a VPN.

For privoxy to work properly I use a browser extension called SmartProxy[1] which lets me setup a proxy and then I can quickly add/delete sites from using that proxy, I just add 127.0.0.1:8118 and I can basically have any site either use the VPN (default) or whitelist it so it goes through my home connection.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/smartproxy/jogcnpl...
Im sure it doesn't make you think that - but the deficit spending is a red herring, and the local zoning causing housing to go up exponentially is the real issue here. One of many. Deficit spending is an investment, you're looking at the liabilities without looking at the assets purchased. That's half the puzzle.
The people that need to be at the harbor do not need offices … they are working on the docks or on the ships.

The people at the mineral deposits do not need offices either … they are working in the mines or operating equipment.

The vast majority of people that need offices for work can work almost anywhere.
The long range chart also shows the rate dramatically off the peak and dropping.
I don't think I'd call this "neatly"... more "a weird but pragmatic hack to improve an incredibly common pattern that had no concise option prior to java 8". And it kinda encourages continuing the "keep declaring a lambda that could have just been a function reference if the API had used a function instead" pattern, which is not great.

But I do very much like it. It improves Java's ergonomics quite a lot.
The bears always think prices are too high and we are due for a 30-50% correction. It hasn't worked out well to listen to them.
The Planetscale article mentions that byteseq (a constraint that is a string of slice of bytes) was actually faster than string or bytes, which was probably just noise in the benchmarking. In general, between the Planetscale article and this one, the takeaway lesson is “Use generics for data containers and other cases that don’t call constraint methods. If you need to call a method, it will probably end up being slower.” It makes sense if you think about it.
How does nnn compare to ranger https://github.com/ranger/ranger ?
I have aphantasia, so my experience of memories is generally closer to factual recall than sense experiences; additionally I don't have an inner monologue. Which is sort of why I asked: memory is not necessarily a record of our sense experiences. Keeping an arbitrarily precise record of our sense experiences would be quite cool and useful, but that would necessarily be a different physical process than memory, and any "memory" generated from that data would only be an interpretation of what that sensory experience might have been.
I would assume the first two. Guns flow from the States to Mexico, not the other way around.
i didn't meant to be critical i trully wanna what businesses are generally seen as boring. as someone who just doesn't have much exposure i only recognize retail businesses. I have no idea what type of businesses are in all the office buildings everywhere.
I'm curious, how expensive is it to train these models? I wonder if it would be possible to crowdfund the training, especially if targeted at a group that is (at least stereotyped) as spendthrift as furries.
One thing to keep in mind for how development at larger tech companies works is that you’re often not building on your own desktop, you’re usually building on a development server that’s on a well-connected (effectively production-quality, if not literally the same) network. You don’t see a ton of drops in those cases, so it works well. Not that there hasn’t been effort to recover from networking issues encountered in this and other build tooling - at scale, someone’s development server is going to have a bad day every day.

You also need much better tools than grep and locate for a monorepo - or any sufficiently large repo probably. Just load the full repo into memory in a few places around the world, and use an API to find the text you’re looking for. If you already have expertise with search services in your company, this is not that challenging a step - and you can get fancy by using something like Tree-sitter to make those searches more advanced than text. Hitting disk (especially for whole directory trees for “grep -r”) is a losing approach in a large repo.
Show HN: Enhanced GNU Awk
But I rather have event sourcing and save every single event in my brainy and rebuild the current state of my memory weekly or monthly.

All those inaccurate facts you learn would be gone and would not pollute your brain
It's hard to lose a favorite app. You might check out RAW Power¹, which has some Aperture DNA in the form of Nik Bhatt².

Last year I left Lightroom for Photos, which is surprisingly powerful when used with 3rd-party apps and extensions³.

¹https://www.gentlemencoders.com/raw-power-for-macos ²https://www.gentlemencoders.com/about/
³https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205245
Conservatives sure do try hard to not understand structural racism and it’s beneficiaries.
>"the ruling class decided the biome will be managed by the free market... The free market has decided much of nature shouldn't exist, like reefs & forest etc."

I am not sure where you get the idea that the 'ruling class' delegated this decision, or that the free market decided anything at all. Historically, the 'ruling classes' don't tend to share power, and have made plenty of consequential environmental decisions with no market feedback (see Mao's Four Pests campaign). The free market on the other hand is just a mechanism for pricing and exchange, it doesn't decide anything; individual market actors make decisions, and spontaneous order results.

I'm even more confused about how you got from the biome to the stock market and NFTs; perhaps you could enlighten me? NFTs seem to be a bubble, but they're not as wasteful as proof of work tokens.
Definitely dropping, but following the same trajectory as previous years.

The peak in February was the second worst in three Feb/Mar of the pandemic and had the highest single-day death count.
I use mcview
> This economic situation is different from any I have experienced in my ~40 years.

I'm sure you realize it at some level, but as someone who's half again older than you, this is the 1970s at warp speed.

jcal93's comment below about eggs though is partly "transitory" inflation, we're having another widespread bird flu outbreak like in 2015: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_United_States_H5N2_outbre...
I did say it wasn't great. It's just not as bad as the poster claimed.
Back is left. (In column mode, at least). Home is cmd-shift-H, or using the general purpose path navigator with cmd-G it's just tilde
The bricks, anyway, will not happen. It's the dumbest idea I have run across.
Benny Blanco produced (often also wrote or co-wrote) 29 number one songs for artists including Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Britney Spears, Lana Del Rey, Miguel, Halsey, and Camila Cabello.
Any representation of reality should not be confused with reality. The map is not the terrain. The menu is not the meal. -post-modern philosopherzzz

It’s true varying resolutions are stored and retrieved but all are a reduction of the inputs to some useful representation.
There is no meaningful left in the US. Conservatives are swatting at liberal identity politics warped through some kind of right wing media funhouse mirror.
They're trying to recruit existing employees for these truck driver positions.
The only thing I would change: I would use Caddy and not thttpd. This way the actual binary doing the serving is memory-safe. It may well require more disk space, but it is a worthwhile tradeoff I think. You can also serve over TLS this way.
I think the failures of people spouting hype and failing to deliver in ML has absolutely nothing to do with the real and immense progress which is happening in the field concurrently. I don't understand how one can look at GPT-3, DALL-E2, alpha go, alpha fold, etc and think hmmm... this is evidence of an AI winter. A balanced reading of the season imo suggests that we are in the brightest AI summer and there is no sign of even autumn coming. At least on the research side of things.
AlphaFold
> Except it's easy to break a corporation into many constituent parts.

Both the tax code as well as securities law already have something called "look-through" that deals with this.
Twitter rolls back change, restoring the text of deleted embedded tweets
Yes, NATO of course, I often get lost between my languages.

I had no idea of the water dimension of the Crimean issue. Btw, just to be clear, I'm not at all at ease with the very idea of leaving Crimea to Putin: it's an Ukrainian territory.

Indeed, the water issue would inevitably lead to a new conflict later.

I'm very afraid of the possibility that the democracies have not sent enough weapons to Ukraine for the coming operations. I doubt Russians will make the same mistakes again. Obviously, they are taking their time to reorganize ; I guess that also give time to Ukrainians to prepare and to move the newly delivered weapons to the front.

I also brace for a very possible victory of the far-right candidate to the French throne - since we French basically elect a temporary monarch with very large powers without the decent level of checks and balance. That candidate would a new Orban among the EU and NATO. She is a typical populist, but Macron is, to be fair, the lesson-giving super bright guy which policies favor the bourgeoisie and the wealthy.

It's a nightmare, really.
This is hyperbolic and boderline bigoted.

First, Mexicans face extreme violence form Mexicans, not Americans. They flee to America largely to avoid that, and to have some hope of prosperity, which is afforded to them by the millions.

Second, responsible border control is a foundation of stability when disparate nations share a border. Open borders between a state which is to some extent run by hyper violent cartels, and where there is a normal civil situation on the other, is only going to lead to disaster.

Finally, there really should be border controls going in the other direction as well. In the US->Mexico direction, there's nary any control.

There are all sorts of ways to facilitate a proper customs union, keep traffic moving, and make sure everything is in order - it just takes a bit of political will.
And in the newest edition the converse option "Precompose Unicode", when Word once again decides that there shouldn't be any national characters and produces composed sequences that won't render in the browser with custom fonts. (It's pretty much as essential as "Zap Gremlins" had been – and about as god-sent, especially for work in multi-lingual context.)
Famed aviator John Lear, 79, departs on ‘his next adventure’
Indeed, I saw that episode. I don't recall John Oliver including any indication of how many drivers are doing such a lease purchase arrangement.
If you scroll down to the very end of the About BBEdit credits, you'll find the "theme song" "Editors at War", written by my wife!
Video game speed running is fascinating. Learning about how people essentially break games en masse is interesting even though I don’t do it

Channels like Karl jobst do a great job of explaining what’s going on
More interesting than the code itself is the history at the very bottom of the README.
Do you also expect all cars crossing the border to go through full inspection for all of the above all the time?

I guess my personal assessment is that none of those are that big a deal to warrant so much inconvenience to most Americans crossing the border, including our trucking companies and their trucks.

You could just let people buy and consume drugs if they want, don't know why we took away that freedom in the first place.

Texans love guns, so not sure why we'd want to prevent them from entering.

Illegal migrants can also be deported after the fact, so I'm not sure you have to catch them all on entry, and a lot of them provide valuable cheap labor.

And even if we want to prevent some of that, I really don't know if it's to the point of having trucks wait days for an inspection or spending all that money on infrared, AI, and what not.
I'm guessing the goal is to lock down git's security for any potential future vulnerability. If some security issue was discovered with git that could be exploited with a malicious .git directory structure, requiring git directories to be owned by the logged-in user will reduce the impact.
.git/config sets fsmonitor to malware.exe and boom.
Suspect at large after 10 shot at Brooklyn subway station
You're salty? I bought Aperture a couple of months before they killed it!

In hindsight I probably should have contacted my credit card provider, but I guess I naively thought Apple would do the right thing. No such luck.
Microsoft: We Need More Carbon Capture Businesses to Fight Climate Change
Same, yet strangely enough I keep bumping into unexpected people in airports.
FWIW this is the same argument once made against human flight. In the late 19th century, there were a lot of debates in the form

> Clearly flight is possible, birds do it

> Sure but how/why is one of the many mysteries of the universe, one we will likely never solve.

"Man won't fly for a million years – to build a flying machine would require the combined and continuous efforts of mathematicians and mechanics for 1-10 million years." - NYT 1903
The US system is a huge mess, but but the reason why it hasn't changed is because it works "barely" for most people.

Keep in mind that medical bankruptcy isn't unknown in Canada either - not being able to work is a bigger cause of medical bankruptcy than medical bills themselves.
Yes! All the damn time
Can we talk about how cool Aperture was that it even implemented the use of a private API that Aperture used to dim and desat the system UI elements?

I can’t remember if it was specific to Aperture only or if it went along with other Apple “pro” apps.
Does Biden have the right/authority to just ignore the law and refuse to enforce it?

It starts at the top.

If he can do whatever he wants to do, so can/will others.
A few googlers on HN have previously told me that the USB-C connector came out of the Chromebook team
That is what I expected. These frameworks look nice, but were often not created with typical real world scenarios in mind but only work well for very simple data in/out applications where performance doesn't matter.
They are both elected positions with separate offices, so the Texas Ag Commissioner is not a subordinate of the Texas Governor, for example. The Lieutenant Governor in Texas has quite a bit more power than the Governor in fact as their office sets the agenda for the Texas legislature which meets only once every two years though for several months. The Texas Lieutenant Governor is also individually elected.
Same here, from Quadra to M1. :-)
TransUnion charged by CFPB for using deceptive marketing and 'dark patterns'
Out of curiosity, what OS have you moved on to?
Claim B is not being "too strict" it's being "strict", which is logically the solution to Claim A "too loose with lending standards".
That’s still arguing worker benefits. I am asking as a consumer, what is in it for me to cancel services I use and are happy with to be in solidarity? I don’t see any benefit, only sacrifice. So the only reason I see for acting in solidarity is if you are specifically politically inclined toward them.
The Texas Railroad Commissioner has independent jurisdiction over petroleum and mineral rights in the state which is the bulk of their official power.
Parametric polymorphism w/ constraints would be called "bounded" polymorphism AIUI. The "Generics" term is kinda confusing because it's so generic it doesn't pinpoint the actual programming feature we're working with.
Another nnn fan here, great tool!

Been meaning to try out xplr[1] which I came across the other day.

1 https://github.com/sayanarijit/xplr
The mentioned user is always on the front page, and I never hesitate to flag all of their non-tech/startup links, which is probably 90 percent of their submissions. They post nearly once per hour. This user and three others are the reason I posted a similar recent rant about serial off-topic posting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30907198

I can call out usernames if you really insist, but that's a bit rude when some of them are on https://news.ycombinator.com/leaders
How many hours have you spent working with it so far? You obviously have a lot of experience with it, so I’m wondering how you drew this conclusion.
Nope. It's in the budget, which is 99% likely to be approved by the parliament. :(
I'd love to know concretely what this means. I don't feel like I see 100s of design related stuff coming out of FB so it's hard to imagine they even need design tools. Maybe I'm just not aware of all of FBs products and world class design.
carbonremoved.com

I started this a year ago with exactly this purpose. Recently we added the ability to fully customise your removal plan and will shortly also have carbon removal via mineralisation in concrete to choose from.
there are a couple of very good youtube videos, start with the short ones for basic concept, follow the video, try some commands...
it is not hard to learn with trying...
It wasn't meaningless, there is tangible value that comes out of that activity.
I do this quite often, actually. I have my NixOS system config officially stored in /etc/nixos/ and owned by root. I have a clone that lives in my home directory for WIP changes, but builds always run out of the official copy. Sometimes it’s convenient to quickly run some read-only commands directly in the official copy
I have. You can read things while dreaming. Individual words are fine. But, just like dreams themselves, if you read more than a sentence or two, your mind will be unable to really keep a plot. And if you look away and read again, the text will have changed.
Shameless self plug - I'm an Actuary, and as a way to learn React I put together a website that teaches you the basic concepts and math behind these actuarial table.

https://www.lifecontingencies.com
I like her lol, we talk about social media a lot and she talks about it in this way too.
Section 2, which contains the first match, lists only six authors.
data shouldn't be version controlled? Are you saying all the AAA game studios that version control their assets in p4 are doing it wrong?
I just think the band-aid is absurd of the government paying you interest matching inflation which they themselves caused which is then taxed to go back to the government so they can spend it and cause more inflation.
By strict definition it is bad faith because the troll's goal is agnostic to the position advertised and the only real intention is to provoke people.

However I think that like art, trolls can use a lie to tell the truth. My preferred example is James Randi (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Randi, see also the documentary An Honest Liar). You might say that his goal was not to provoke a reaction, but given the repeated humiliations of the conman he exposed I beg to differ.

Personally I like to tell the exact opposite of the truth that nobody knows or most people ignore but would make them change their mind. For instance, it is known vaccines are used to only prevent hospitalizations.
Film critics have been losing sync with audience since film was invented. Funny that they never seem to quite manage doing so, though.
Any carbon emission reduction program that has no global consensus among all countries is a fraud and certainly has the backing of China, Russia and India if you follow the money deep enough.

Sure, you want to reduce emissions, but how do you stop industries from moving out to more polluting countries? How do you get Nordic countries such as Canada and Russia to agree when the unfreezing of their northern territories advantages them? How do you tell the poorest citizens of the world to suffer the brunt of the consequences of higher gas price for something that is centuries in scale and when their family is hungry now?

Not addressing these problems means you're showing off your support for the current cause.
Great points and discourse. Cheers!
I hadn't thought about that but yeah, of the 100-ish people I've known a bit closer in childhood and adolescence, I know two are dead now.

Both were female, though.
The multi file search and replace is so good that it kept me coding Python in BBEdit long after I should have switched to something better suited to the task.
You consume too much propaganda.

Unions themselves and the reality that so much work is no longer well suited to unionization are responsible for the decline.

Unions served a purpose and in somce cases still should but their long history of corruption and their own oppressive tendencies are what drive people away from them. Nevermind that few people want to pay for the priviledge of having less say about, and in most cases less power over, their own futures and employment.

The only place unions thrive are in the public sector whoch itself is an obscene abuse.