skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Whataboutism is when you accuse your neighbor of making too much noise and he counters by accusing you of beating your kids. It's not when you accuse your neighbor of beating his kids, and he points out that you also beat your kids.

The US has the highest rate of imprisonment in the world, it's not even close.
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Bali has an outsized profile due to the tourism, but it has only 4M of Indonesia's 273M people, plus the island is swamped with (mostly Javanese) migrants.

I'm well aware that there's a lot more to Indonesia than Java, but from an economic lens, Java is Indonesia. The island generates well over half the country's GDP:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Indonesian_provinces_b...
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It doesn't matter what you consider evil. The statement only referenced what each employee thinks of as evil.
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> is never reported until decades later in books by academics.

Is never reported in the West until decades later. It's reported with extreme detail contemporaneously by local sources in an extremely easy to access format.

I remember after 9/11, reading accounts by cross Arab/Western people who were reporting in extreme detail, specific grievances that people across the Middle East had with American foreign policy in an attempt to explain but not justify the actions of OBL and all of it being shut down with an almost aggressive ignorance of "they just hate our freedoms" by virtually the entire intellectual spectrum in the US.

Like, you would expect pro-war hawks to simplify the issue but even anti-war bleeding heart liberals often seemed to have zero interest in engaging with criticisms from actual people who would be impacted vs the imaginary people they construct who are convenient to their argument.

Even to this day, if you ask people what was OBL's self-stated reason for 9/11, 99% of people would get it wrong despite this being a purely factual question for which the primary source is trivially available [1]. I bet you, the person reading this comment have a vague idea of what OBL said and your vague notion is pretty significantly wrong.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/nov/24/theobserver
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Waist up, plus left foot = 56%
And yet people ask for travel recommendations for the US all the time and people are happy to give them, often for the specific region of the country that they are from or familiar with. You realize there's an entire travel industry that runs on this very premise right?
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Ok, so if I show my did to someone's they're going to reach out to the method and ask for verification. How does the method place know that the person using the did is the right person? I assume it's some kind of federation? They send me over to the method place, I authenticate, and get kicked back?
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Protestware – How node-ipc turned into malware
Why did congress consider (and then not pass) a bill that would have done all the things (such as cap and trade) that the EPA then went on to do?

Clearly Congress itself thought there was a law needed - that the EPA didn't have the authority to do what it went on to try and do.
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Chinese companies have historically violated bans on making banned gasses, but other countries have detected this. After that, the Chinese government has actually cracked down on them and eliminated those emissions. They worked with international groups to find the violators and then raided and even demolished illegal factories: https://www.climatechangenews.com/2021/02/10/study-suggests-...
Notebookcheck doesn't have a perf graph of sustained CPU+GPU workload, but here's their thermal analysis:

> We can see a maximum package power of 35W for the M2 SoC during combined CPU/GPU load. However, this value can only be maintained for a couple of seconds before there is a drop to around 25W while the fans speed is slowly increasing. The package power will stabilize at 28-30W once the fan has reached its maximum speed, but the chip temperature is still very high at 98 °C. This means the cooling solution cannot utilize the full potential of the M2 chip, despite the fan.

This suggests OP is correct.
I think that's a great use case. I have something similar set up with a deadmans switch in Gmail. I don't want people to have to go on a hunt and have to hack into my gear while mourning like we did. No fun.
We are 10x cheaper than the high-quality carbon removal that for example Stripe Climate is purchasing. But we are 10x more expensive than the "low quality" credits that I describe in the post. So overall there is a 100x differential between what is allegedly the same ton of carbon, based on perceived quality and other factors.
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You can literally just measure the amount of flower you're consuming before you start, either with a precise scale or by pinching out a tiny amount.

Use a good vaporizer or a cheap glass pipe.
That specific change is possibly just a mistake. They take advantage of architecture transitions to do cleanup which they couldn't do normally because it's an ABI-breaking change. In that specific case, I'd guess they removed the enum values which were no longer actually supported and (accidentally?) renumbered the rest.
I don't think it's forgotten, it's just not mentioned as much in the media. You may claim that "if it's not in the media, it as good as forgotten", but I don't agree with that.

In fact we keep seeing the outcomes of it still in the media.
Ron mentioned he deleted some personal attack comments, so some of the closest examples are gone.
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Paying actual people to moderate a platform as large as YouTube is not reasonable.
The vitriol in this article is really hard to read. Watching a creator get attacked liked that is sad. I want to say something snarky like "that's what you get for having anonymous unmoderated comments" but honestly I just wish we could not be assholes.
> Ultimately the sales will tell.

If you believe games are at all art, then they cannot ultimately be judged either by commercial or critical success, or even by whether they please their creator. There is something utterly subjective and nondeterminant in the evaluation of art.

Obviously, as humans we tend to evaluate the “success” of art on its long term impact. Commercial and critical failures in the short term can and have become treasured as masterpieces in the long term, and bestselling beloved work can turn out to be forgotten quickly.
"Hey world! Look what we're building - we're not afraid of you or our failures!"

It's a very strong message. It's also propaganda, to control the narrative, distract and deceive.

Maybe they already know it's a dead end, or this is a test bed for something else. The cancelled rail-gun seemed like a giant materials science project, but maybe the Navy got _exactly_ what they needed.
I'm tired in general of people arguing against strawmen by adding the word "perfect" to the argument they're against.
Seems he just found out how most people in the Internet don't produce anything worthwhile and yet feel entitled to bash everyone's else hard work.
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Money. Lots of dislikes imply lots of ad views.
Gamers are the most entitled consumer group I've ever seen. It's astounding. Someone wants to create something, and there's just so much hate and negativity on something that people didn't even pay for.

I've seen it on HN also. Someone creates a thing, and then people pour out of the woodwork to lump horrible criticism. No one is asking for blind praise for what they create, but surely there's a middle ground between blind praise and mob bullying?
But that 50% is 100% right everytime!
The threshold is in fact higher than body temperature for dry air. The point below which air can't cool anything is the wet bulb temperature, and a wet bulb above body temperature is eventually fatal.
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“Just” procure a new kitchen appliance as a child
"continue to blame the customer?" He's never said that folks were wrong, or blamed anyone for anything. Seems to me like he just wanted folks to not be shitty.

Take, for example, this comment by someone calling themselves _Proud Retro Fascist_:

> Nice attempt at silencing critics. The game will fail because it is
> objectively hideous and you will only have yourself to blame.
>
> Inthe end all you will have achieved is killing off Monkey Island once more.
> This time permanently.
>
> All you had to do was make a game with an art style that appeals to
> everyone, whatever it might be. Instead, you opted for the most repugnant,
> revolting and hideous TRASH art style that anybody has ever bared witness to
> in a video game. You must be out of your mind.
>
> All said, try hiring good artists next time... if there is a next time, that
> is.
>
> RIP MONKEY ISLAND

I wouldn't blame anyone for being upset after receiving this kind of vile commentary "Objectively hideous;" "repugnant, revolting and hideous TRASH art style." There's nothing constructive or even reasonable there, it's purely nastiness for nastiness' sake.

Stay strong, Ron Gilbert, don't let the assholes get you down.
This will get interesting when workplaces start discriminating based on gun ownership. That's not a protected class!

Right now they'd have to do it based on voluntary disclosure, but states could make lists of firearm owners or concealed carry permit holders public.
Ask HN: Who needs help with side projects?
In the spirit of other Ask HN : Hiring and who wants to be hired, I thought I would help people with their side projects. For free or otherwise.

Please post what your side project does and whether you need help with technology(frontend, backend, databases) or with marketing/growth hacking/sales etc.

Personally, I can help with Python, Java and other backend technologies.
You do have a choice, as I said almost every dispensary carries CBD and low THC flower
The sad thing about news like this is that most people only pay attention at all because they've been bombarded with anti-Russian propaganda, not because this showcases Google's awful anti-privacy practices. Despite years of warnings, examples and analysis of where this can lead, the only thing that matters in the end is some emotional trigger word that makes the public think they are dealing with an "outgroup".

The cherry on top of it all is that ProPublica uses Google Search for their website. I am moderately sure that after I post this someone will jump in to comment and defend this practice, showing nothing has been learned.

Privacy is important precisely because after your data has been collected and stored, there is no telling where it will end up and what it will be used for.
Not everyone is the same or thinks the same way. Maybe I'm more scared of electricity than others, don't know? (Extended) family have died in accidents, too, so it's a well-respected hazard in my family.
I too lived in HK during the protests. The protests were both about lofty things like political self-determination and about mundane things like access to housing.

Since the protests, their politics is completely controlled by the mainland; their last bits of wiggle room removed. I remember clearly the lead up to and results of the 2019 district election, with its unprecedented turnout and results. I'm curious what you feel the gap was since I rarely read western media about the protests while I lived there.
I disaggree [1] with your claim that all issues have been fixed, but maybe I misunderstand what "No nulls" means and other things.

> What's wrong with the division by zero issue?

It is undefined behavior in C. [2] section 6.5.5 the 5th paragraph. V generates code that is undefined behavior in the intermediate language, some people might consider that "undefined behavior".

> It works just like in Go?

I read this argument in the issue too. How is that remotely relevant?

> What about the openssl issue?

I linked issues of things that were mentioned in the initial review. Not issues that were problematic, remarkable or anything else.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31947510

[2] https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n1570.pdf
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> you're safe from legal repecussions.

Not necessarily: no way to tell whether it's sufficient until it actually goes before a court.
We used to say "it's just a job". The more "a job" becomes the center of life and meaning, the more all other aspects of "life" seep into it. Leisure, family, values, religion, all of it. Maybe "changing" or "revolutionizing" the world through "a job" isn't such a good idea in the end.
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How's the first link an attack for asking simple questions?

(By the way there's not a single question there.)
How would he know the microwave was the cause?
We need more of these comments, but with video and please elaborate!