skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I think the parallel you are trying to draw here is very questionable.

The parallel is that both groups are unduely pathologized in the wrong way (not wanting to be healed, but needing support) and have groups that frame their exterminationist thought though that pathologization. Oh, and conversion therapy is advocated for either, except for ASD we called it ABA.

> That fear seems to me to be grounded in ignorance of the actual state of autism genetics research.

Ultimately, it's the thought that counts. It also plays into essentializing either too much. Just as ASD is a set of often interlinking but inconsistently related symptoms ("kitchen sink", as you said), being trans likely has genetic, neurological, environmental and even sociological component that are likely responsible in different quantities for different people.

The anxiety also lies in a precedent for finding the true™ cause and dismissing all who do not fit this model. Even if a research paper claiming to have "found the cause for autism/transness" would have a very long list of caveats and limitations and mark itself as early exporatory research, you know someone would absolutely weaponize it for their culture war.
Plastics are cool materials but at the moment they're mostly made from fossil fuels so you're funding some really bad people by using them.

They'll only use that money to convince gullible people that climate change isn't happening, that every government regulation will magically have exactly the opposite impact, that solar and wind power are scams, that recycling is bad for the planet and that science and democracy have been taken over by idiot hippies that will kill us all because they stupidly hate fossil fuels for no reason.

That's a heavy price to pay.
Remember, not long ago even @jack's account was taken over: https://www.wired.com/story/jack-dorsey-twitter-hacked/

If you'd ever supplied a phone number as a backup-auth, then a SIM/phone-number-hijack would be a likely cause. (I think you'd see an email about a password reset in that case.)

But also any 3rd-party app that was ever granted posting access ª then itself compromised or misused – could also be to blame.

And of course the fact that any "suspicious" activity (even just a bouncy internet connection, in my experience) triggers a phone-number demand may solve some of Twitter's problems, while making things worse for the user, revealing to Twitter extra personal-info that:

• leaves you at risk of future phone-number-based account hijacks

• has on at least once occasion been abused by Twitter employees, secretly working for oppressive regimes, to target regime critics: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/06/technology/twitter-saudi-...

• has previously been leaked through a sketchy 3rd-party SMS provider to governments & law-enforcement & who-knows-who-else without Twitter even knowing: https://9to5mac.com/2022/02/09/twitter-2fa-text-privacy/

• has been used by Twitter for marketing purposes beyond the initial authorization purpose: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/10/08/twitter...
That my friend is a good question. I get the side-stare for saying I still use POP. I sync my mailboxes between machines and it seems to work for me. Yes, working on multiple machines sharing an inbox at the same time is problematic, but so for me would be the IMAP alternative. As long as POP doesn't go away I'm good.
This particular tweet would be a fairly peculiar one to post on a hacked account.

It’s really surprising that his account would get banned for it in the first place.

> avoid the potential Streisand effect when the truth gets discovered

That’s never going to happen. Twitter would never publicly call him out even if the story was entirely fabricated, they just wouldn’t respond.
It's not just "not as smooth as Automata", it's bad by the standards of the era it was released into.

It's a 2010 PS3 game with movement and combat and controls that feel like an early PS2 game where they are still figuring out twin stick movement and cameras.
Because that's the only thing that I can think of that makes sense.

Whether or not I can still log in I do not know because, as I wrote, I'm blocked from using Twitter, the only thing I keep getting now is a page where they want my phone number.
Plus, it's a post to Hacker News.

Based on that context my first thought was "Pre-Code? Like, before CGI really took off, right? So like late 90's and earlier" :)
It's a lucky thing they didn't attach it to that poor guy's forehead ...
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that seems to be a REPL. dotnet cli is more broad, great developer ergonomics imo. terse/concise design
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/

e.g. to make a new console app....
```

c#
dotnet new console

java
go install extra maven program (if your team uses maven)...
mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.maven.archetypes -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-quickstart -DarchetypeVersion=1.4

```
The data split technique is one of the optional parameters for the call to ‘train’. Model degradation is a really interesting topic, that is hopefully made less difficult when retraining is trivialized, but we also want to add deeper analytics into individual model predictions, as well as better model explanations with tools like shap. We haven’t exposed custom performance metrics in the API yet, but we’re computing a few right now and can add more. The next thing we may build could be a configuration wizard to help make these decisions easy based on some guided data analysis.
Ah...might you have any credible evidence of OP previously behaving in that way, either on Twitter or other social media platforms?

Or evidence that Twitter is extremely difficult to hack, to make theories that it was hacked non-credible?
Right, unless the creator of the car's mission is to use it as a counterbalance for a trebuchet. From [1]:

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[1] - https://openai.com/about/
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That looks like a 50% increase over the average price according to the link you sent.
Isn't that what Docker was made for? [0]

Dev1: It works on my machine!

Dev2: Great, we'll ship your machine!

[0] https://lescinskas.lt/assets/img/posts/2019/docker-works-on-...
Tindr straightforwardly sells the option to "Swipe" from other locations.
Some of this is unforgivable, but reflecting on it I also realized that software engineering at quant firms has an almost impossible mandate. You want something akin to the extreme rigor of mission critical software (airplanes, cars, NASA, etc), while also remaining nimble enough to modify strategies as market conditions rapidly evolve.
I like the distinction you make. Though I don't think Pillars of Eternity is a very strong example of a linear game that's awesome -- I played this game for a good 20 hour at one point without following the main storyline.
Fair enough. The words mean nothing while implying exactly what I thought but not saying it, and I was one of the fools who fell for it. Although I won't after today. Thank you.
Rather like the Jan 6 events, once people get away with one thing they will try another. And another. In this case, enough people have made enough money from pyramid schemes without going to jail that it's becoming hugely popular.
Same here - I was suddenly suspended for the following:

"We’re writing to let you know that your account has been suspended—and will remain suspended—due to multiple or severe violations of our platform manipulation rules"

I am a very boring person and there was zero chance I had done anything like this.

I was able to appeal ~5 times over 6 months and finally got my account reviewed by a person. They restored it and apologized that I was swept up in a spam cleanup. I don't tweet much but I am a daily user.
I dream of having land with a pond. Properly managed, it could produce about 50 pounds of bluegills, etc from a 1/2 pond every year, with little input and infrequent work.
> She comes from such a traditional family, that if they somehow found out they’d literally likely commit suicide.

"they" in this case is the family finding out and the family committing suicide? or did "they" change mid-sentence. Sounds bad for any party finding out, just trying to understand the threat model here. If your primary partner found out about the widely reported data leak existing and becoming suicide sounds now extremely probable. The other possible readings of that sentence are, extreme, but less extreme in probability.

Just a couple readings of this that aren't clear.
Why would he be forced to sell his shares upon leaving? That's not how anything works. You can have options that you lose, RSUs as well (but Netflix doesn't have RSUs), but a public company can't force you to sell your shares.
My response is the same as any other third party commenting system. If you want to show annotations or comments directly layered on my website, forget about it. Or maybe pay me. Twitter, Facebook, et al, don't show this layered on my site but separately, on their own site.
The fact that you've heard someone in the media say these things doesn't make the aspersions true.

Good one. I'm a journalist who's done extensive research on this exact subject in Chicago and have spent hundreds of hours spent looking through leaked documents, FOIA request documents, network graphs, etc etc. I'm not going to write a long post about the subject for you, but I can point you in the right direction if you're actually curious about diving into this. I hope you are, because you seem to be very resistant to even attempting to believe.

A lot of it is hush-hush, mired in layers of obfuscation, but one of the better places to start is by looking into the funding of the University of Chicago's "Crime Lab" in connection with the Chicago Police Department's SDSC program.

https://news.uchicago.edu/story/10-million-grant-will-suppor...

Leaked documents between the Chicago Mayor's office and executive staff at University of Chicago is a great resource as well.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20639065-re_-quiet-t...

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20651206-re_-fundrai...

Do a search for "uchicago.org" here: https://www.documentcloud.org/app?q=%2Bproject%3Aemails-2028...

And have a look at how often Chicago's worked directly with the Uchicago over the past 15 years: https://observablehq.com/d/22a60bb00bade634

The funding organization that threatened to cut funding of a program after tweets were made can't be shared because they were deleted after they were bullied by their funders.
This looks awesome! I’m not an expert but wouldn’t the typical database hardware not be really optimal for running ML? Is this meant to run on a replica (which is quite straightforward to setup) that has ML optimised hardware?
Constantly push your boundaries with your comfort level. E.g. always be working on newer and harder problems.
Vary random but these are stuff which impressed me on first try and never let me down:

Kitty, the terminal emulator by Kovid Goyal

wouter, a minimal JS routing library

espanso, a text expansion program

KDE Connect

Tailscale

The last 2 together

curl
You can memorize the list, but it's easier than that: things that can go in a paragraph (which includes images) let the <p> continue, while things that can't (which is the long list there) close the <p>. In practice you get used to it very quickly.
The first one seems to be a necessary workaround for the lack of GATs; its safety comment is pretty trivially correct. The second one is entirely unnecessary, and I've just filed a PR to get rid of it.
All high level languages have a runtime, the only difference among them is how big it is in practice.

Even Assembly can be considered to have one, in case of microcoded CPUs.
>I still find it jarring that anyone reports on “tweets,”

Reporters love Twitter, so they spend a lot of time on it. If reporters spent a lot of time in D&D sessions, they would report about every typo in "Dragon" magazine.

Reporters love spending a lot of time on Twitter. It looks like work; it smells like work; but it is definitely not work.
Great question. I'm in a similar boat.

It's challenging when it seems like my life experiences have reinforced the "keep your cards close to your chest" approach to mental health, despite the positivity of mental health awareness. I don't feel like the current zeitgeist takes this questions seriously, and appeals only to very open and trusting people with solvable problems.

/end rant
> Wait, why not cancel your appeal, and try deleting the tweet on your own?

Because that might remove any forensic data that might allow me to figure out how this was done.
Heh, so many of these people's reaction to 'we have not created AGI' seems to be mocking and pessimism that we ever will.

My response to 'we have not created AGI' is

"Thank goodness".

I don't think we're ready for that yet.
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There is also Jlink and yeah I get your point, Gradle has moderate complexity and is extremely featureful.
All motorcycles come with a standard electronic kill switch. Should cars be mandated to have them too?
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Interesting. I'll take a peek when I have a second. From a quick skim, I see one notable difference: Kontxt not only enables rich web collaboration, but it helps atomize the web to re-use key pieces in secondary contexts like a social network or in the future, to create new content.
Tax brackets / progressive taxation in general.

The "don't take a raise, you'll actually make less" factoid is way too common.
Sort of tangential to this discussion: is anyone aware of an email client which will save copies of messages locally and let me view them after I delete them from the server? I'm trying to implement limited message retention, but if I delete it from the server, IMAP clients delete the local copy also.
> Throughout the years of this study, the US imported most of its gasoline.

Uhh what? We export more gasoline than we import.

https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_sum_snd_a_epm0f_mbblpd_a_cu...

Even if you meant crude oil and not gasoline you are still wrong, we recently became a net oil exporter.
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> And this person is an "ethicist" somehow.

In most cases, the role of ethicists in any field is to justify monstrous behavior by practitioners to outsiders.

In this case, "ethicists" have taken it upon themselves to determine monstrous.
for the hardware/software interest, the signal is precision agriculture. Using sensors and data to optimize yields.
In my estimation, the point the parent comment is trying to make is regarding the unfortunate extent to which the developer community currently relies upon technological sprawl and other unnecessary complexity.
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Thanks, yeah this is actually related to/the first step in a similar idea I had for a CSS SAT solver which generates a set of minimal CSS rules.
Same is true for blockchain smartcontracts, which have similar catastrophic consequences.
There are things my kid doesn’t like either. But my partner always asks if I could eat that meal if the child refuses. That’s how we don’t throw away that small meal.
>This is way beyond what a high schooler needs for getting started in life.

Yes, but high school is your last chance to get it into everyone's heads.
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I’m not sure by what evidence you came to this conclusion. The tweet exists. It exists with this person’s handle on it. This person claims that their account is not compromised.

From an Occam’s Razor standpoint, it doesn’t add up. I was looking for more evidence here, like “At that time I couldn’t possibly have tweeted, because it was the middle of the night and I have never tweeted at night,” or “The people who were the subject of the “@“ are not people I have ever interacted with, and the tweet itself doesn’t make sense in the context of the conversation.”

The general lack of detail and a lack of putting forth a theory of what did happen, besides “I support Ukraine so I might be getting silenced” (which seems unlikely — who doesn’t support Ukraine the West? It’s not an unpopular opinion. Is this guy Russian? And silenced by whom?) — it just plays like the song “It Wasn’t Me” by Rik Rok and Shaggy.
Thank you, I'd checked with showdead earlier but for some reason I didn't see the comments on mobile.
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If you write a paper, as happened here, claiming that your boss's greatest achievement is bogus, your employment might be in danger. Not because Sundar and the Board and large shareholders care, but because your boss cares.
Article from Jan 9, 2020. Not sure if there is any context to it resurfacing now...
I don't understand the tweet.

"@A @B @C Die on the job..."

Is that an incomplete news report that people have died?

Is it some kind of ridiculous imperative statement?

The ellipsis seems to indicate the former.

Either way it just seems like some garbage spam to be ignored.
>Our specific team is responsible for everything below application-level (OS, hardware, shared tech resources) ....Ideally, candidates will have some experience in: Kubernetes, Prometheus, AWS...Salt, Puppet, Ansible,..PostgreSQL

I don't think your job posting makes sense. "Below application-level" is ambiguous, but the ordinary meaning would be kernel, drivers, network stack, then hardware, and so on. But then you talk about, well, really big abstract things that are about as far above hardware as it gets on the server-side. k8s is enormously absract from hardware. If I was feeling snarky I'd recommend that you add all the front-end tech so you only have to hire one person for your whole engineering team.
I'm not jealous; I'm making a moral judgement about how immature a 25 yo's view of the world is likely to be, especially if they work in a privileged industry far divorced from most people's everyday reality.
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If you are a startup, you cannot create a popular app in a crowded marketplace by being scrupulous about best practices.

Match owns almost all of the dating-app market, and they have extremely deep pockets to buy/extinguish competition with.

Because of the consolidated nature of the market, and the winner-takes-all nature of the industry, I really believe that it is impossible for a new entry to gain popularity and focus on hard problems like security.

This is fundamentally a problem with capital allocation and incentives. There's not much that a small team can do about it.
I disagree. The bike computer is more rugged and I’m much more comfortable mounting it on handlebars. It’s a better size then even my iPhone Mini. As the other commented said, the battery life is much better then a phone, and it’s trivial to hook up to a dyno hub. (I’ve run a Wahoo head unit over multi day rides many times)

Plus, it keeps my phone free for photography.
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I was suspended from Twitter for "violating Twitter's policies" without further explanation or any indication of how those policies were violated. I didn't bother to appeal since I'm mostly just a lurker but I could see where this would definitely be irksome to someone who spent a lot of time on there.
Summary:
AES was not really broken or brute forced at all. The title is clickbait, and also is factually wrong.

What really happened:
Yet another random company simply implemented the password code wrong. This has nothing to do with the integrity of AES which remains unbroken in principle.

Nothing to see here.
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No, it was misreported. They didn't say they were making a Deus Ex game.
Could you explain to me the benefit this tool offers over something like Playwright + docker-compose (which I think also does stuff like this)?
Have you tried wahoo’s GPS range, I love my bolt