skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I remember when we progressives used to be against the 3 letter agencies and authority in general. Remember the 90's? That's what classical liberals did.

Current progressive movement is completely unhinged and looking more like CCP, sorry to say. It is going to backfire massively.
How about remote work?

Back when covid19 started, we all went home, the office closed, and then we had a server failure. And I spent multiple days downloading stuff to back it up before reinstalling the machine, because there was not enough spare storage inside the office.

If you work with VM disk images even 1 Gbps starts feeling a tad sluggish.
I think you're going to struggle to paint one side with all of these
"The point of most cryptography and security features is to use math to represent and symbolically transfer liability and risk between transaction counterparties"

What is the liability here? For example, the company holds different level of liability in a data breach, depending on whether they implement the security correctly - is that what you mean?
When the opposition starts to argue semantics, they don’t have a leg to stand on and have lost the argument anyways.
I moved into a newly build house in 2014 and was shocked to learn that all the houses only had basic copper telephone lines and Sat-TV. The whole field was empty and they had to do the groundwork for the copper cables anyway. I was shocked when the Telekom person, who connected my then 16MBit/s ADSL contract I had to move with, told me that the next TAL (connection point; Teilnehmer Anschluss Leitung, I don’t know the correct English term) was 5km out and that I will only able to receive 10MBit/s max. Netflix HD was blurry and browsing while streaming impossible.
I hear news that it gets better and that rural places finally get faster speeds but as long as I live where I live now I’m bound to VDSL or find enough neighbors who would be willing to ship in to get a Fibre connection.
A lot of these will manifest in any large company's software development department.
It could sound like a conspiracy theory or it could be as simple as the copyright holder of a state's legal code abusing DMCA. Who knows?
Allowing one side to advertise doesn't mean the other side doesn't get to "put their position forward."
Right, my fear with treating climate change as “settled, absolute, unquestionable wisdom” is that this puritanical attitude towards science potentially stymies researchers from postulating radical new ideas, or prevents other researchers from taking radical ideas seriously.

To be clear, anthropogenic climate change is definitely a thing, and those who say it isn’t are either gaslighting or being gaslit.

But even though Newton was right, Einstein was “more right.” Could an Einstein exist in climate science today, going against the “Settled Science™?”
It just reminds me recent tech IPO's.
> Similarly, if this article were published by a neo-Nazi institute of religious fundamentalism, I wouldn't be asking them "How about the Turner Diaries?" They would absolutely host that book and complain about it being banned. I'd ask them "How about the 1619 Project?"

A complication that the 1619 Project brings up is that there are different actions which might reasonably fall under the heading of "banning". For example, repeated problems corroborating particular narratives in Elie Wiesel's Night led that book to be stocked in bookstores, but shelved under "fiction". Until someone started raising complaints in the media, at which point there was just as little corroboration but stores started shelving the book under "nonfiction" anyway.
AVX-512 maps really well to the SPEs inside of Xbox 360 and PS3. Just enabling AVX-512 increases frame rates at almost 20% in some instances!
"It's not banning arguments, just recognising that the public sphere isn't the best place for certain arguments."

And so on. That feels like a slippery slope to me.
Yeah, but then you publish your theory (along with supporting evidence!) in academic publications. Who ever heard of a scientist taking out Twitter ads to push their fringe theory directly to ordinary people?
Ok, I knew I wanted to move to Switzerland, but now it's official :) Fortunately, my wife is from there, but we always lived in other countries. Hot Damn.
Broadly speaking laws are a thing of the past.

Also modelling basically anything is hard. Applying the laws of thermodynamics to a kettle well enough that you can predict it's exact dynamics is not a simple task.
it depends on the country u are in. in Brazil the law is a joke. I prefer to risk a typo then be entangle in any legal battle here. I know people that won cases 30 years ago, and are yet to see any money.
As a reactionary movement, they are associated with modernism in that they existed toward the end of the modernist era and were noteworthy for their rejection of it.
I think it is pretty common knowledge that money has diminishing returns. What I find absurd is that people actually bought the trickle-down nonsense. It's almost on the same level as flat earth. It's sooo obvious that this isn't how the economy works.

If you want to give money away, give it to those who actually need it not those who need it least.
Author here if anyone has questions. I encourage you to try out the interactive page that shows how the ranging system worked: https://righto.com/apollo/ranging.html
The maximum speed available at my London address is 35 mbps download and 5.5 mbps upload. It hasn't changed in the seven years I've been living here. The best mobile connection I get is two bars of 3G unless it rains.
Same mangaka.
counterexample, not an attempt to prove equivalence.

That's fair, I just see lots of discussions where single examples are used to (often literally) say "that's no different from other finance".

And I agree reversibility can be built for crypto, it's just that right now that is not the norm, and defi probably won't see wide adoption until that changes a bit.
Well, it's a relatively new label for ancient techniques.

Same shit, new package, so to speak.
To be fair, those models were overturned by other scientists publishing their findings. Not randos taking out billboards.
You can try, depending on length 10Gbit are achievable.
On the other side the grass has the same colour.

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2022/04/expanding-...

It sucks, but this is what happens when platform vendors don't want to play the Microsoft's card of backwards compatibility to keep old applications going.

Also a way to force adoption of new APIs, even if they are irrelevant for many applications.
OpenTitan: The first open source reference design for root of trust chips
Are adverts scientific research now?
Thanks. Really nice writeup, as usual. 1 meter accuracy is also very impressive. I wonder what is achievable today?
Everytime this happens in the cryptocurrency space it makes me want to laugh and to cry a little.
Researchers should also offer patients the choice to die.
Highly invested in Electron, but I love Lazarus. I find it unmatched in what means developing cross-platform native apps, I only wish more people would know about it and use it, popularize, make noise, contribute.

The maintainers are absolutely awesome guys, the helpful and kind type.
Sounds like democrats and republicans in the US can each be assigned several of the attributes from the list.
that's how dissent in science has always been treated, going back to things like "the earth is round". i'm not saying it's the best system, but it's not new. historically, science gets it right in the end, but shifting the scientific consensus is a long and slow process that happens among scientists, not something that uninformed masses contribute to in any meaningful way.
the barrier to getting widespread acceptance of your dissenting theory is much higher than for getting widespread acceptance of your theory that matches the status quo.

i don't think it's obvious that there's a benefit to making it easier to promote ideas that contradict the generally accepted science. if it's correct, smart people will eventually be convinced of that. promoting fringe theories on twitter amongst people who have no underlying knowledge of the subject matter won't do anything to advance the most correct ideas, only the loudest ideas or the ideas that most match our pre-existing biases.
It is a bit complicated, but although e.g. Italian fascism sometimes resulted in modernist architecture, fascism is generally associated with national romanticism and a rejection of many features of modernity.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactionary_modernism
Ah, the grandmother with a gun argument. However there is not conclusive evidence that owning a gun makes you safer. If anything, widespread gun ownership makes you less safe from crime, accidental death and suicide.

In almost all other western countries the notion of needing a gun to feel safe is totally alien. The context in which the American gun debate happens is rather unique and the real discussion should be about how to change the context/environment, not just banning guns.
> the Nazis were very much not accusing their opponents of such things

That's because they (and their Italian buddies) hadn't yet etched in world consciousness the image problem fascism and Naziism has that such attacks seek to leverage.

They did accuse their enemies of being all of the (often mutually contradictory) equivalent boogeymen of the day, though.
I recently did a trial for Showtime's streaming service. It's set up this way. Choose a category then get an alphabetical list of everything available. I'm not sure it's any better, but worth checking out if that matters to you.
I totally disagree - he's demonstrating that what appeared to be the scientific consensus on several occasions in the past was completely wrong.
Please remember the HN ethos of assuming good intent. I'd be interested in hearing the problem(s) you have with the parent post.
What about Corps abusing capital to muffle speech? This isn't necessarily just about climate change.
The habit to focus on the most would be simply going to the gym. Even if you don’t do much, that’s probably the biggest thing you’d need to get into a routine.
I think the point is that you can paint almost every movement with many of these.
Most of them, honestly. We obviously don't come to a mutual consensus, but for me the value is in an opportunity to understand why other people think differently, and to explain why I think the way I do.

Of course there's a lot of straw man-ing and snide comments. Every now and then though I strike up a conversation with someone I disagree with in a comment chain and I learn something new.
If you have at least a /96 to dedicate for snid, then couldn't you just use that public prefix instead of 64:ff9b to encapsulate ipv4 address, making the setup somewhat simpler? Also if you used public prefix then I imagine you could even run this setup over the internet, i.e. have snid run on some public server with dualstack and forward connections to ipv6-only app servers. I'm imagining the common situation where you have cgnat ipv4 + native ipv6 at home, you could host snid on public cloud instance to expose services running at home.
Not sure where you are getting "quietly" from. OpenTitan is a well known project in the embedded/security space and has been discussed here several times: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=opentitan
I can't remember. Regardless, I don't see why they'd remove some apps (that still work fine!) and not others, eg the Pocket God example I gave above which hasn't been updated in 7 years.

Also, "unlisting" such apps would be better than removing them entirely, particularly since we have no alternative way of distribution.
Twitter is already pretty much the worst possible communication medium for engaging in scientific debate. Challenging scientific consensus in a way that is credible and easily distinguished from trolling or corporate PR requires a more in-depth discussion of facts and explanations than Twitter is designed to facilitate.
By waiting until someone asks for it.
>It’s a slice that holds true across every human ideology.

It really doesn't. Like, I understand false equivalence is the end form of modern internet political philosophy, because it's the most cynical take and requires the least effort, but the premise that all human ideologies are essentially equivalent to fascism seems at best aggressively naive.
Yes, and a hacker is a horrible computer criminal.
> chop the hearts out

That's where we went off the rails. It was the livers we were supposed to offer up.

No wonder everything since then is so screwed.
then tell me with what constellation of apps this actually works
I'll chime in here: it's a worthy distinction because one is available to the students and staff of a school and thus is not a "public library", even though it is funded by the public. The other is a library available to the public (generally with a residency requirement as a gatekeeping measure although not necessarily) and funded by the public.

The controversy is about the former, because that is the type being targeted with legislation, and arguably as a controversy it is overblown because it does not overlap with the latter which is also available to children and almost always has a superior selection covering a wider breadth of subject matter and genres with greater depth. There is something to be said about letting librarians at either type just make their own decisions without legislating them, but public schools are right at the intersection of all kinds of messed up policies around the staff and students and curriculum due to the nature of these institutions so this honestly doesn't rate very high. You can't fix that, because fixing that would mean fixing people in general, so the alternative is to sidestep it by sending children to private schools, but then it will just be a different group of people making policy decisions about the staff, students, curriculum and materials accessible to them.

So here's a good litmus test: if you can legally procure and read a book, it is not banned. We don't actually ban books in America, although at points in our history portions of the country or what would become the country did. How accessible, rare, attainable or what condition it is in, well, nothing is guaranteed.
Some Italian Futurists groups was part of Mussolini's party I think.
> according to QM, information is never lost (until you make a measurement

> you would (I must emphasize again in principle) be able to measure the radiation given off by the sun and at some point identify the words of the book

Does the “information” [1] survive measurements or not?

[1] “Information? Whose information? Information about what?”
That's more honest, but also more obviously problematic. Thank God publishing platforms didn't prohibit contradicting the scientific consensus on, say, Newtonian physics in the early 20th century.
Why China is using guard geese to uphold its zero-Covid policy
Netburst is not based on P6 (i686). Core is a development stemming directly from Enhanced Pentium M which stems from Pentium III. All others build on this. Broadwell is Haswell on a new node (14nm instead of 22nm).
Great “meta” resources on the craft of standup
Right, they’re only obsessed with “toxic masculinity”, and military budget increases endlessly sailing through Democrat-controlled Congresses in no way represent an obsession, just common sense. Biden promised a transition to climate-friendly military vehicles and materiel after all.
What. I still play Super Hexagon occasionally and I’ve had that game on my phone for like 10 years.

Checked, was last updated in 2018:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-hexagon/id549027629
I am also projecting some anger at a specific scenario. I am not that introverted, but I prefer to spend my social time with my partner, my parents, my in-laws, and my friends. I am not interested in going to an office which takes me several thousand miles away from those loved ones just so a work acquaintance can get their fill of in-person interaction. That person should truly invest in their own network and not a thin work relationship that will evaporate during the next re-org or job change.
(Assuming the parent comment is normative/prescriptive rather than just descriptive) This is a dangerously wrong perspective. There are many beliefs that we consider laughably crazy today that were “settled” per the experts of the day.

Remember “Eppur si muove”? It is impossible to establish who the “experts” are by the old truths — we need the new truths for that.

To channel Max Planck, scientific revolutions happen not publication to publication but funeral to funeral as old experts die and people grow up with new truths.
Correct, the project can just create another set of NFT's and "bless" them as the official ones.
If you want to see the list for real, here it is: https://www.bklynlibrary.org/search?booklist=booksunbanned
...and why would anyone do that?
> But with 25Gbps you can just have multiple connections open without any of them ever affecting any other.

Realistically, this is pretty close to true with 2gbps symmetric, too. My provider seems to give me 2.2gbps in practice.

PS5 downloads/updates are 500-600mbps in practice. Steam is 1.5gbps or so. Most other things-- streaming, video calling, etc, are under 40mbps. So, you know-- if I kick off a PS5 download, and a steam update, and my kids are streaming and video calling... And my machines are backing up to the cloud at 1.5gbps (other direction)... and I decide to do a big apt-get update on a machine, maybe my steam update completes a couple seconds later.

Of course, I want even faster... but I'm hard pressed to say what would be better.
This is an indictment of the medical industry. With a timely diagnosis, this can mostly be set right with a gluten-free, low-fiber diet w/ occasional intermittent fasting (medical terminology being... bowel rest).

Letting it progress to the point where a young girl is getting a stoma bag is an absolute disaster. Glamorizing it on instagram is also a disaster. Would be better to shout the warning signs from the rooftops, so others can avoid the same fate. An ounce of prevention...
The globalists don't exist? That's a new one.
Sure: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share#monthly-201001-20... ?
I Hacked GitHub on Accident
Most people I know who host a Matrix homeserver run it in closed federations or completely unfederated, out of concerns for people joining larger rooms and flooding the poor budget server.
There are many open source places hat will augment Arxiv, chemrxiv, bioRxiv SSRN but none will replace these pre-print website for immediate nonpeer reviewed research articles.
My favorite are
https://www.intechopen.com/
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/
https://www.mdpi.com/about/journals
https://www.omicsonline.org/open-access-journals-list.php
http://www.ijcse.net/
You put $10k in escrow to buy a house. Either both parties agree (human intervention) that the requirements have been met and the escrow is released to the seller, or the funds are returned to the buyer after some deadline.
Someone explained to me that communication is done by the receiver. If I say something and the person listening didn’t understand, that’s akin to mailing a letter to the wrong address.
You folks seem to love the slippery slope argument. There’s clearly a difference between facts and fiction. Not allowing clearly and proven false advertising on the platform elevates that advertising and makes it even more valuable. At least to me. And makes me want to use the platform even more thereby increasing engagement and then driving up ad value and prices.

Advertising honesty != a forced famine nor is it forcing Russian Americans into camps like we did to Japanese citizen in WW2.
Personally, while I hate the extra workload, I do appreciate that wages are rising for the first time in my working lifetime in my industry. Even with the attendant inflation.
Approximately $300 billion of value is secured by on-chain smart contracts. What makes it to the front page of HN probably gives a distortionary perception, in the same way that watching sensationalist news makes you think kids are being abducted left and right.

Only bad news sells. A $35 million bug makes it to the front page, but how often do you hear about Uniswap processing $1+ billion in trading every day without a single hack in 5 years.

In general, there’s actually been a sustained improving trend of fewer hacks, higher likelihood of recovery, and lower losses as a percent of assets. The headline numbers may be higher, but that’s largely a denominator effect of the meteoric growth in on-chain assets. It’d be like judging New York City based on how many murders are in the paper instead of the murder rate.
If, as you say, not advertising on twitter doesn't mean you don't get to put your position forward then nothing of value is being lost by the twitter policy change.
It approximates a different risk game, and as such has a different reward schedule. Some people like to play games on hardcore mode (eg: permadeath, 1 life) too.

Not everything needs to be sanitized for one’s safety.
If it says a "great deal" then surely you could elaborate beyond a single vague sentence.
That isn't what Twitter is banning. There are plenty of academics working to refine our knowledge around the climate. Conservatives who have dug into the full science have concluded that the consensus today has merit.

This is knowable.

It's like the difference between someone researching the exact strength of antibiotics and claiming that medicine doesn't work. One of those isn't science.
Google Chat (part of Google Workspace) has this. At work we use Slack though :/ (would like to try Chat instead).
I'm not sure what you mean either. I don't care what SVN does now, only what it did when companies abandoned it en-masse around SVN v1.6, since that's the context of my comments.
Although I don't (yet) own a real FPGA, I recently started to learn Verilog and wanted to see if I could program one using only open-source tools. My first impression is that the tooling is too fragmented and the documentation is lacking. I still don't fully understand the relationships between the major projects - F4PGA (is this the same as SymbiFlow?), VTR, yosys, ABC.

Ultimately I figured out how to use yosys+nextpnr so if I ever decide to dive deeper into the FPGA world, I will probably get an iCE40.

Also, is there an open-source tool for post-routing simulation? AFAIK this requires SDF annotation support which iverilog doesn't have.
When he was asked about that Gates said he never told that, because never ever nobody could assume what $somenumber is enough memory for anything.

"Everybody believes quotes on Internet" - Abrahamo Lincolni
No, I could not cancel the order even the same day and when I called Apple they had the same options that I did, no better access. If I had ordered through audible they could have helped me but since I ordered through Apple nobody could help me. No upgrade option.

So lesson learned, never order a sub through Apple if you can avoid it.
Aren't you worried about having to pay for the file downloads? Someone could set up a script to download the files ad infinum and I don't think you can even ban them.
But one side has the support of the government. That same government is passing laws against Muslims. Maybe that’s the reason why they are getting riled up?
Where is the line between banning and just not caring about a book? I have written a book of my own. No library in the world has it. No publisher chose to pick it up. Does that mean I am the most "banned" author in the world? Or maybe people have deemed that what I wrote is just not worth their time?
"The major ingredient for any recipe of fear, is the unknown."

(Taken from Threatened by Michael Jackson)

That's one core component of fascism, fear.

Of course it's not exclusive to fascism, but it's a very strong motivator. Fear to lose something, fear that some external force comes and takes "what is rightfully yours".

Fear is the base for a lot of movements as fear makes people gullible.

Fearmongers rejoice!