skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A necessary one. The ideologues among the Tw leadership were doing a lot of harm to Western society (and therefore more generally to democracy and the rule of law). I hope Musk will be able to fix it now.
An owner is not a always the CEO. If anything he will make sure that the CEO that will actually focus on twitter.

Also, If they didn't feel bad about creating value for Saudi royalty shareholders they probably won't feel bad about doing random stuff for the lulz
Or if someone personally canceled the Tesla order of a Tesla critic which he has done at least once. For all his talk about free speech without limits he doesn't really practice it.
You are proposing a dangerous standard. Does every atheist, mormon, polyamorist and satanist now be obligated to disclose their beliefs? He made a data driven argument so lets stay at that rather than a he professes a personal virtuosity that I agree/disagree with kinda of argument.
The license seems straightforward. You can use and distribute software written in Hare, but if you want to link or make changes to the tooling (compiler, etc) you must open source those.
Have you looked at RocksDB? http://rocksdb.org/
> Why do you think it money laundering? What’s the exact mechanism?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhsUHDJ0BFM

Replace "nail salon" with "candy" and you're there. Candy is a great product for this because it's high-margin, and very low value.
Graphical form: https://imgur.com/6rnFVsl
Less than three years ago, Mark Zuckerberg was giving speeches[0] on the importance of freedom of speech on social media. I like Elon but don’t think this will end well.

[0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/10/17/zuckerb...
How did bank accounts come into this? There was never any discussion about bank accounts.

It's about financing of Tesla's debt. That's something that banks do, and banks could deny funding (even of a bank overdraft) for almost any reason really, like an SEC lawsuit.

No-one ever talked about any bank account being blocked. But in a world of debt, where debt is provided by institutions, if you can control who gets loans, you can control a lot.
His right to privacy isn't being violated by ElonsJet. The information being used is public knowledge.
Tracking issue for native code is here: https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam/issues/109 unlikely they will directly compile to WASM.

A similar language to gleam built on WASM is grain: https://github.com/grain-lang/grain
Hmm. I guess I never actually tried it.

The A64 manual says 1111 on a Bcc etc disassembles as NV but does the same as AL.

The ARM7TDMI manual says 1111 is reserved and don't use it. I don't know the actual behaviour.

Aha. The Welsh&Knaggs "ARM Book" says before ARMv3 NV meant NV. In ARMv3 and ARMv4 NV is unpredictable. And in ARMv5 NV is used to encode "various additional instructions that can only be executed unconditionally".
If the location of Karen’s car is publicly tracked and available, then it’s exactly like the Elon Musk plane situation.

However, Karen’s car is not required to have a transponder, so the location of it isn’t public information. Therefore, it’s actually nothing like the Elon Musk plane situation. Hope this helps!
Correct, you take one sticker and place it on the form you're filling out, and place the other somewhere else, I forget where. So when the tech turns around they can't know which one you picked.
Kind of weird to sink such a significant chunk of his wealth into a toy for his libertarian whims (where it's hard to tell how serious he even is about them), but I such squandering of wealth is nothing new for billionaires.

Guess this will put a dent into the whole "limit fake news on social media" push we've had recently, at least in the US (which some people will of course argue was ill-fated to begin with).
yeah good idea, do still wish to add first some more data, so its collected soonest possible.
You are continue to embrace yourself and you are not worth talking to. Bye.
> Do you not have a right to privacy if you're wealthy?

No. You have a responsibility to be private, which can easily be neglected by underpaying the wrong people. C'est la vie!
I am going to guess Elon brings back Trump back on Twitter with Thiel’s push.

That could be the end of Twitter.
It's just ironic that you explained it to me, who already got it, because I asked you to clarify it for other people, who didn't ask. It's exactly my point.

I also don't want an anodyne and bland world, but I believe some communication should be that way. In fact, I believe the world would be a better place if the populist messaging were more lower common denominator, and our personal communications more dynamic. Not because it legally has to be, but because it helps preserve the status quo (which I selfishly like).

I think there are other reasons to care about the "lowest common denominator" (which really means, people who don't think like me) besides to manipulate or gain something from them. I believe everyone has value as human beings, and we'll build a better society if everyone understands the conversation.
Crazy that musk will spend billions on something I can get on the App Store for free.

On that note excited to see if ads go away.
I've used KDevelop and QtCreator to write C++, and they had pretty good auto-completion and semantic information way before clang came along.

Example, these blog posts from 2009 showing that KDevelop already had semantic highlighting, smart auto-completion, quick fixes and whatnot
https://zwabel.wordpress.com/

KDevelop had its own C++ parser at the time, and it was quite good. Same for QtCreator. They both moved to use libclang much later.
What's the alternative though? 0 moderation is what we had with email, and that was called spam.

The only "legitimate" alternative is the legal process and that's too slow.

Personally, my lack of imagination makes me say we don't have an alternative right now.
The touch screen controls worked better than I expected from a browser game, very nice! Too bad I'm no good at the game.
I agree that it can depend on social circles.

Still, I would argue this:

Lets say your 19 year old daughter wants to introduce her boyfriend of same age into your family.

How would you rate her (and his!) seriousness if

a) they lived in his apartment or

b) they are organizing their wedding.

I would wager b) would be "well-established" much quicker, especially in the wider circles, and thus have more "social resources" sooner, thus giving their potential offspring better chances. Of course, with kids out of the picture, it wouldn't make much difference. But that is exactly my point: Marriage serves having children.
How long before Trump is allowed back? I'm not joking. Elon has said several times his "line" for what is acceptable speech is different than what Twitter has now. My guess is it will be timed to happen after the "dust settles" but within a few months of the US 2022 midterms. This will give Trump enough time to gain followers back, and start to use the platform (again) to regain power. Thoughts? Anyone else on the shortlist for re-instatement?
I welcome this. Twitter is overrun with bots and anonymous shitposting. He's either going to make it better or invigorate the competition.
And I just pointed out to you that the movement of private planes is already far more public than the movement of private cars, and for good reasons. The account isn't (as far as I know, I've never looked at it) actually doing their own tracking; they are simply (I assume) collating public information from air traffic control authorities, etc.
>> People said the same thing about Neurolink and the Boring Company

And both failed.
For a fully reproducible and backed up build, you will need to print out the 3rd (and 4th and so on!) party stuff as well :(

Good luck with anything that has a "node_modules" folder ;)
Please do not deforest earth for that.
Much less true science there. Two biographies worth reading. One is about aircraft R&D, the other a computer. Both fall on the R side of R&D.

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/skunk-works-leo-janos/11247...

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/soul-of-a-new-machine-tracy...
It's already private , sadly no chance of drama
Being a software developer doesn't make you an engineer, despite what half of SV would like you to believe.
Karen‘s car is not publishing updates about her current location on a public radio frequency which everyone can receive.
Your problem isn't storing the code, it's storing the environment it compiles and runs in.

Even if it's plain command line C you're still going to have potential issues with compiler compatibility 30 years from now. C will probably be ok if you code defensively to avoid explicit hardware dependencies, but for all anyone knows C will only be available in museums by then.

If it's something high level like Python, it's impossible to guess what state that ecosystem is going to be in 30 years from now.

Same applies to operating systems and tooling.

Vintage computer museum projects either store the complete hardware and software stack or run old code under emulation.

This was easy when you had (for example...) a VAX or PDP-11 that was essentially self-contained. It's going to get harder as processing and dependencies become more and more distributed.

I wouldn't even want to assume that something like Docker will look much like it does today, or if it does that it will be compatible with thirty year old images.
Your license plate, address, and employer is likely publicly available. Doesn't mean I should broadcast it out.
MMT is a wild thing ain't it.
Good point! Although practically speaking I don't mind at all. "Juggling" is too strong a word — it's literally just starting the Litestream process and never thinking about it again. It's nice that it just slides into my existing app without any code changes.
What's his alternative, though? Just saying "no" is like saying nothing, it's worthless.
This is peak Hacker News contrarianism right here
There is a lot of shame in not being able to take care of yourself even if no one blames you. So you cant buy flowers - ever, cant take her out - ever, cant take her on vacation - ever, cant buy a gift, not even on her birthday - ever. Sometimes there is food! That is suppose to be it? Not everyone is stupid enough to go ahead and have kids at that point. Renting your own room is required to be an angry asshole who failed at life on your own for a while - or indefinitely.
The question was whether anything changed that prompted this post. I am the poster. I answered why I posted it. It didn't have anything to do with Eternal September.
Since he is using a chunk of Tesla stock to secure loans to fund a large portion of this deal what happens when, not if, Tesla stock falls to more rational levels?
I used C-Kermit back in my dialup terminal days. It was a well-kept secret, I guess, that a properly tuned Kermit was significantly faster than ZModem.
nope, MySQL fuckery.
https://github.blog/2022-03-23-an-update-on-recent-service-d...
Long-term risks of surgery: ‘It gives people’s brains a hard time’
I publish practically everything I write in my free time, whether it goes anywhere or not, but I would never link to that playground on my resume!
I'm imagining an NFL owner situation. Most owners were already wealthy from other businesses when they bought a team. They always hire executives to run the business. But they also spend an inordinate amount of time sticking their nose into team business because it's fun and exciting and glamorous. Musk isn't doing this because it's fiscally sensible. He's doing it because he wants to own a popular social network and exploit it for his own ego. He will name a CEO but he will keep them on a short leash and assert his own ideas whenever he has them.
Maintaining gitlab has been nothing more than sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gitlab-ee.

Their releases often have security vulnerabilities though. But other than that, even the community edition is packed with features, it's a no brainer for me ;)
That literally the exact opposite of people I know.

Pretty much everybody I know loves SpaceX and the technology and doesn't give a shit about US politics or the SEC or whatever other crap people in the US get worked up about.
a lot of this depends on the definition that we have of "follower" and "cool" but I don't disagree.
> Our founding group is a set of high school friends, currently all juniors at Caltech, CMU, and MIT. In our first batch, we have numerous groups with high Putnam scores, high ranking competitive programmers, and 2+ FAANG internships.

That's cool, but I think your inexperience might be blinding you about what actually makes a good engineering team. The actual hard part of software engineering is almost entirely disjoint from competitive programming or math competitions. When I hear a sentence like this I read "potential, but needs mentorship." It is hard for me to imagine this making me more likely to want to hire a blob of new grad engineers onto the same team.
The 13900k will still be stuck on the current process node, so don't get your hopes up.

https://www.xda-developers.com/intel-13th-gen-raptor-lake/#i...
Competitors? Journalists?
Loved Skunkworks, will checkout The Soul of a New Machine - thanks!
I got my hands on LSP and developed a language extension for a DSL. I found the overall idea great. he only thing that grind my gears is that currently, LSP focuses on some very common language support features and some Microsoft / VS Code inventions such as CodeLenses. The latter being a feature of the VS Code API, I am wondering whether the LSP will stay a platform agnostic protocol.
Are you saying that we cannot properly address climate change because of... checks notes
Twitter's moderation policies?
Some microservices will need persistent local data that is only used by the microservice and sqlite can be a good fit.
which keyboard do you use ?

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/sourcevault/f6623662bea27...

here is the code.
I wish him and the team the very best. Social media is an incredibly hard problem that by no means has been solved. I raise a glass to a man who has successfully tackled hard problems and seeks to make the future better.
This is kinda how I feel about Elon.

As a person, I really don't care about his personal opinion on most things. I really don't want him in charge of Twitter especially since I can see the first thing he does is unban Trump. So I am hoping if this does go through an alternative quickly springs up and gains dominance.

But when it comes to Space... I am a strong believer in SpaceX. The facts with how they are performing. Especially after how bad the SLS is going. We basically needed SpaceX.

Tesla? I mean I am glad he did it when he did it. Thankfully we are now seeing most (if not all?) car companies working on electric and I don't think that would have happened without Tesla.
MyIsam is not crashsafe. Anytime your server crashes the MyIsam database may get corrupted.

Faster, but at what price?
In instances where Musk has power to make speech more open and free when has he done so?
I think Trump is what kept Twitter relevant for the better part of the 2010s.
Not trying to take away anything, but just from the top of my head: Zig, Rust, Odin, Beef lang and then don’t forget about those that even precede C like Fortran or Pascal.
Agile Coaches in 2022 [Humor]
Fly as well: https://fly.io/docs/reference/volumes/
Thank you for the sanity check. It is difficult for me to articulate really, but I guess I (perhaps in error?) have deferred battles over say proprietary drivers away from programming language licensing (just so that there is no confusion here, I am fairly hard line in terms of the usage of proprietary software for my own personal use; only falling marginally short of the FSF party line). Perhaps seeing this has me fearing that the project’s goals are more ideological than technical (or at least that a core of the community sees it that way?), while I (perhaps naively?) have a more laissez-faire approach believing that superior software is the way to software freedom and that legal “trickery” is a Faustian bargain in the end. I guess the feeling that arises in akin to when I see GNU projects banning even the mention of proprietary software from their communication channels. It has little effect on my excitement and respect for the software itself, but it comes across (to me) as somewhat misguided zealotry.

Sorry for the mess in terms of my writing. It has been months since I first saw the licensing and I still do not know how to internalise it properly.
1-Click RCE in Electron Applications
You mean the Elon Musk who just publicly body shamed someone because that person did something he didn’t like? Get ready for a wild ride where Twitter gets even worse, giving a megaphone to everyone like himself who wants attention.
Is this anything different from Facebook or Google?
> I recognize this is bragging

Funny, I don't. Seems to me you are inspiring others by sharing your track record and the care and struggles you took to pull it off.

And you present it with respect for the skills and experiences of others.
Flights are public information. Cars are not. Are you seriously such a fanboy of Elon that you have to pretend to be offended by someone sharing public information that anyone can google and get in 3 clicks? If the 1% doesn't want their private flight info to be shared, then they can just take a normal flight like the rest of us.
True, you need to have a bit of a critical eye, good memory and reason from experience. It seems every hardware release promises the best and greatest. Such statements will be short lived because once many consumers start submitting their benchmark scores those tactics will be revealed.
Fortunately, like conservatives, liberals also have critical thinking skills and opinions, and are able to disagree on who to protest and how vigorously.
Should they feel bad for creating value for Saudi royalty?
I feel like what you described actually draws people to the tech.

The sense of belonging being one of the hackers trying to fix the current issues with current systems. The issue is that many of them are indeed broken, but decentralization is not an answer to 99% of them.

What I love about the industry is that it really attracts a lot of cool and smart people similar to what 2000s internet used to be. I just hope you guys won't get REKT.
The point is that you might not want to show toy code. Toy code I've written for fun is rarely written to the same standards I'd use for anything important, including code written for work.

It probably won't have elaborate CI/CD tooling with a clear branching strategy.

It probably won't have a comprehensive test suite.

It probably won't have systematic error handling.

It probably won't have carefully written comments to help other people find their way around it.

Most important of all it probably won't be designed or cleaned up to the standards of good professional code, because I wrote it for fun or to solve some specific problem and not to be a portfolio piece and I stopped once the code had served its purpose.

If anyone I might work with insisted on judging me on code like that they'd never get a realistic view of my level.

If I wanted to show someone an example of code that did faithfully represent what I can do I'd want to show them some of the many projects I've completed to a high professional standard at work. But of course that code really is usually confidential and at least in my case that tends to be because it's important to the business and might not be public knowledge yet so it really would be very unprofessional if I went around handing it out to anyone who asked.
In related news, there is a rumor that Truth Social is "merging" at some level with Rumble. How Musk's Twitter responds to that will be, uh, interesting.
Please explain how social media moderation is keeping us using fossil fuels.

I would argue the opposite: moderation reduces paid corporate shills (when done correctly).
It is even worse when aimed at large tech companies. These companies don't experience FOMO when they see a resume of a CMU grad. They get mountains of those a year. And further, large tech companies are going to be less likely to be able to adjust their hiring processes to substitute some external process.
flood of "what will/should happen to twitter now?" bloviation incoming.

So here's mine: Musk should make Twitter a public utility. Nominal fee for an account, anyone can have one (or many!); they can be removed for actual illegal behavior (with reference to some government authority for redress) or technical TOS reasons, and thats it. Let the 4chan bloom.
Retaining new grads is largely a function of companies being unwilling to recognize that when adjusted for experience salaries often increase 50% a year for new grads. HR departments often think 5% is a generous raise and the gap created over two years is staggering. Even if you get a promotion package with a 50% raise you end up getting something over a 25% raise for leaving (in terms of your newer higher salary).

It’s kind of shocking that we say retention is so hard it’s close to impossible when we don’t acknowledge our own processes lead to a dramatic salary shortfall. I think if we paid new engineers accurately in the first five years of their career the number leaving for new jobs would dramatically decline.
Then some religions will just have to lighten up.
To add to this, almost every conversation I have (I am in the US so that may be part of it) includes "Elon is cringe but..." and likely followed by SpaceX is doing fantastic work.
Indeed.

> “I go like, Oh my gosh, Elon Musk just DM’d me: ‘Can you take this down? It’s a security risk,’” Mr. Sweeney said. “Then he offered me $5,000 to take it down and help him make it slightly harder for ‘crazy people to track me.’”

[...]

> Mr. Sweeney made a counteroffer to Mr. Musk, according to the screenshots of the exchange, saying that he would abandon the account if Mr. Musk upped the ante to $50,000. He said that he would also accept a Tesla Model 3, an electric car that costs more than $38,000, adding that he was joking.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/03/technology/elon-musk-jet-...
If I could go on Twitter and only see stuff from people I follow I'd feel the same as you about it. But they make it almost impossible not to be barraged with other stuff too, and not just ads, but hate and insanity that I tried hard not to follow. Those are the things that drove me away.

Now I exfiltrate the good stuff with Nitter RSS feeds, and that way I get the experience you say you like about Twitter.
I consider "buy twitter" to be musk's retirement plan B.

Ideally, he'll move to mars and take twitter with him.
I m a Musk fan boy, but I feel Twitter should remain public and not under Musk. He's brilliant but a private company cannot be claimed as a bastion of free speech. Even if it's my idol Musk.
I think by "mouth breathers" they mean folks who are willing to dehumanise folks less lucky than themselves to have been born somewhere with relative economic prosperity because this is "our country".

Also, those same people who are willing to buy newspapers that _gleefully_ employ columnists who also dehumanise these humans on an almost daily basis.

People who fall for populist nonsense just before an election spouted from a government who have, over more than a decade, entirely failed to reduce immigration and yet convince the electorate that they're the best people for that particular job.

I also reject the notion that the majority of the population would like immigration reduced (I certainly don't, especially refugees fleeing wars that we are at least, in part, responsible for). Considering the chronic shortage of skilled workers in the UK (due to our underfunded education system), I don't see how that's possible.
I'm sure many of them are excited to get a chance to work for him.
It surely is, the lunatic has purchased the asylum.
The sound of thousands of gallons of Kool-Aid being slurped.
Coherence and crate-level where-clauses