skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Nobody walks up to a cop when he is questioning a suspicious person or arresting somebody and stands one or two feet away. Common sense says you’re asking for trouble," Kavanagh said on Arizona PBS.

Yeah, people don't because they're afraid of the police and don't want to get involved.

One "solution" to that is to, as Kavanagh seems to favor, make people even more afraid... the opposite approach is to protect them and make them less afraid.

Since there's nothing inherently wrong with filming police, the government should do the latter. In fact, the government should be encouraging the filming of police because police time and again have abused their power and betrayed the people's trust and their own duty.

Instead, this bassackwards law makes people more afraid.
You’re right. We should jump to human trials directly.
Probably this article: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/whither-tartaria
This is a really simplistic view of labor dynamics and almost certainly too simplistic.

Jobs don’t exist in a vacuum. When a job is created sometimes it spurs other jobs, but sometimes it removes them. It is a really dynamic system full of feedbacks and feed forwards.

I think I read somewhere where someone actually modeled the dynamics behind uber eats, and found out that it resulted in net-negative jobs... That is every worker for uber-eats meant that more then one other worker didn’t get a job, not to mention the worse condition of that one worker that actually had the job.
The drone might be considered an extension of a person, since it's only a tool and not a person itself.
Are we to expect every person at a crime scene to have the presence of mind to live stream? That seems extraordinary.
Even if TikTik claims to be exempt I would not believe it.

I would also assume that US police and intelligence have access to Facebook, Google, etc. regardless of what anyone says.

End to end encrypted or it is not private. No exceptions.
well then Musk's plan is "a couple sandwiches short of a pinic basket"[1], which leads me to believe it's not a master conspiracy plan and he's just winging it.

[1] https://www.google.com/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv...
Personally, I find it morally questionable every time one of these activist groups puts non-human life above human life, whether it is a dog or a monkey, I don't care. Just feels wrong.
I guess I would not want to be neighbours with some weirdo who would value my life equally to that of a monkey.
Open up high level bot in another tab. Play their moves and copy what the bot does in response.

I have no idea why people do it, it's not even like video game cheats where it gives people a advantage but you're still in control - you're literally just copying.
Anyone who is filming from 8-10 feet away who is approached by an officer who wishes for the filming to cease.
Would you please edit your comment with a note that you were mistaken before the edit window expires, to avoid spreading misinformation?

Many times people only read the top level comment without drilling into the thread.
Charts of Russian gas flows to Europe, sourced from ENTSO-G[1], gas storage levels from GIE[2]. Source code https://github.com/berthubert/gazproject

[1] https://entsog.eu/
[2] https://agsi.gie.eu/#/historical/eu
> . But at least you are asking for consent

trials are not about who's willing to partecipate, but about the best model available.

monkeys are not asked for consent, true, but they're not picked at random either, because it would be useless.

There's also another matter: who's gonna consent to participate to trials in your proposal, rich people or poorer people?

An finally, how would you ask for consent to monkeys?

Do you ask mosquitos to leave before killing them?

edit: what really baffles me about this discussions is how much the mood of the population swings.

We have seen literally revolts on the streets against COVID vaccines being a way to force untested drugs onto the people but at the same time people complain that there is too much testing on non people
As the list would take me ages to write down, here are a few obvious ones:

- Global financial settlement, including multi-party and Very Large sums, in under an hour for a few dollars.

- Collateralized permissionless loans

- Global Open-source computing in a shared execution environment

- Proof of ownership that's quickly verifiable

- Insurance settlements

There's a limitless amount of bespoke use cases as well, as we'll continue to see pop up over the next decade.
Green Dogma Behind Fall of Sri Lanka
That doesn’t mean China can’t access the data, and we have no guarantees that there aren’t copies of all that data in China.
Sometimes demand doesn't decrease, but is replaced by low quality items. This applies to basic needs like food, hygiene etc...
Absolutely. Peer review causes peer pressure.

Ofc, it depends heavily on how big one's 'niche' is, but...
Umm people definitely don't consider posting on tiktok "labor" like you're suggesting. a) It's fun, and b) they're getting social status / minor celebrity status. Even if there was no chance of making any money I can guarantee you people would still try to grow a following.

Posting tiktoks =/= working a 9-5 at Microsoft
The Road to General Intelligence
Our CS department just spent an entire year on our reaccreditation. It’s a huge pain in the ass and takes a ton of effort. But it’s one of the main thing parents ask about. People definitely care.
How many times have you pasted this as a reply?

What are you doing, <C-r><C-p>0 ??
Oh, wait, this must be cheating in the sense of “I used a computer to assist my brain in determining my move”. I guess that is a new type of problem in online chess…
I don't have a right mouse button. On OSX, I use ctrl+click as an equivalent (normally) to the right mouse button.

But it might be because of my convoluted setup (using the touchpad on Linux on a Macbook to control OSX on another Mac using barrier) so I'm not sure if it's actually relevant, don't sweat it.
Yey, except the inevitable paywall from a journal... I'll let someone download the pdf, strip it of tracking and metadata and leak it.
Well it _is_ a Richard Mille
Eugenics are inherently opposite to the teachings of Christianity. Christianity being the dominate religion in the US it’s easy to argue that progressivism has been in universities / dominate in universities since the early 1900s which was my point.
Simple: don’t play moves you discover independently, and instead use an advanced chess AI to tell you what to play. You play your opponent’s moves against an alternative AI program, and then play its moves back in your game against the human.

I don’t know why people do this. It’s not like it makes them better at chess.
From the actual SEC filing: As further described below, Mr. Musk is terminating the Merger Agreement because Twitter is in material breach of multiple provisions of that Agreement, appears to have made false and misleading representations upon which Mr. Musk relied when entering into the Merger Agreement, and is likely to suffer a Company Material Adverse Effect (as that term is defined in the Merger Agreement).

I’d say that’s a pretty strong accusation that probably has something to back it up. Maybe it’s a lie, but I sure wouldn’t bet on it.

My businesses have spent millions on advertising across all channels, from newspapers, magazines, billboards to social media, AdWords and influencers. I strongly believe all ad dollars yield far less than platforms want us to believe. After all, they are selling us on their platform. Much of my revenue that gets attributed to some platform would have otherwise occurred without that specific ad spend. However, I’d rather be wrong and waste some ad spend versus be wrong, lose a million in revenue.

Personally, having spent money with Twitter, I suspect Twitter has no real evidence that their value proposition to customers is worth anything close to what they claim (i.e. making fraudulent claims), but that Twitter has lots of data on the unpublicized falsities of their platform (bots, click farms, otherwise fake accounts).
> This led to the present where the only place where Firefox is dominant is on Linux, where it seems like the community is trying hard to give another chance to them...

Yup, this is me. It helps it's installed by default on Linux.

Firefox got so slow and bloated from 2010-2015 I stopped using it at some point. In 2017, a work colleague told me when Firefox "Quantum" was released so I tried it out for nostalgia, and found Firefox was as good as it used to be. Just from inertia, I continued to use Chrome until last year when I realized how great container tabs and the JSON viewer are. However, it seems everyone I know has moved on to Chrome and I don't blame them.

If anyone from Mozilla is reading this, I hope you have found a way to codify the learnings from the bloat years into your product development. My hope is if you can keep Firefox lean and innovative some lucky external development will eventually push users away from Chrome and Firefox will be the best browser to switch to.
What if the other end of the wormhole is travelling close to the speed of light? What if one end of the wormhole is accelerating?
TikTok filled the void left by Vine after it was stupidly allowed to die
Too bad those countries with proper regulated taxis and good drivers couldn't compete. Sounds like they weren't so good at least to the consumer.
It is impossible to be 8 feet away if you are sitting in the front seat during a traffic stop.
> . But at least you are asking for consent

trials are not about who's willing to partecipate, but about the best model available.

monkeys are not asked for consent, true, but they're not picked at random either, because it would be useless.

There's also another matter: who's gonna consent to participate to trials in your proposal, rich people or poorer people?

An finally, how would you ask for consent to monkeys?

Do you ask mosquitos to leave before killing them?

Last but not least, do animals reciprocate those feelings?

Do they ask for consent before exploiting other animals?
$53k per year for main developer salary - from what I understand it’s quite complex Scala codebase.
What is this, a dial for ants?
On a previous role I decided to open ZAP for a quick debugging, but during it I decided to just edit the user id that was being sent on my request, and to my horror our app sent sent me all the data for whatever user id I would send!

This was a project that had millions of dollars in man hours and where many developers with a lot more experience than me had worked for years…

Bottom line, they had a monkey patch custom framework that wad just Django without documentation and with huge security holes…

I sometimes wonder if that industry exists because if suits don’t see a $30k to fix checking an user id, they couldn’t be bothered to have engineers do “useless” tickets to pen test their own systems
I've always suspected it's a way to shut people up. If you give up on something, and still don't get it, and complain, well then we can just point out that you didn't get it because you didn't really give up on it.

Suppose it's true anyway: what's the value in getting the thing if you don't want it any more?
Google and Meta are the best software companies the US has produced in the last 25 years. These two companies are also largely responsible for driving up wages for SV workers. TikTok could destroy both companies.
as of 2020 48% of adults and 83% of black adults consider police violence to be an extremely/very serious issue

https://apnews.com/article/us-news-ap-top-news-racial-injust...
I really don't think you're arguing in good faith here.

You're using unsourced anecdotes to support Uber and aggressively attack its competition, while ridiculing anyone who does the same for the "other side".

There's a lot of nuance to this debate, but you're not providing any.
> The police in China doesn't kill with guns. It kills by preventing people from demanding better healthcare.

Given the efforts that China has put in to stopping the spread of cov19 over the past 2 years, that seems delusional.

Also, Chinese life expectancy has exceeded the US now[1]

[1] https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7vevb/us-life-expectancy-fa...

> The same goes for incarceration. In US 3M people can't use Internet due to being incarcerated, but in China more than 1.5B have significant restrictions. (This is just an example for the idea of total restricted freedom)

All countries have restricted interactions on the internet. Go ahead and google how to make a pressure cooker bomb and see how long you have a job after the secret service starts asking your employer questions about you, or download some songs and get sued 150k per song by the RIAA.

Given the head start by foreign countries and the radical nature of the internet (totally different way to communicate) some caution and restrictions probably aren't out of order.
Most police interaction goes unobserved by a third party so, if I understand the bill correctly, at a minimum this means recording your own arrest is illegal.

EDIT: It sounds like recording any interaction you have with a police officer is now illegal, if they're within 8ft of you.
Immigration agencies tend to care.
It's what have been done recently, even enforced by governments in some cases.
Depends how well they cover it (temporarily with a cover or permanently with a gable/roof or completely indoor pool). Transpiration from lawn grass will evaporate a similar amount of water as an outdoor uncovered pool. At least they don't have to worry about heating it in AZ. Ideally their air conditioner would dump heat into the pool for any heating (no idea if pool heaters are a thing in AZ).
Good luck making that stand. Hopefully the Supreme Court will hear the case!
>We haven't been on the moon a second time yet.

There were six successful Apollo crewed missions to the moon and many additional uncrewed missions.
They do 4th of July all over the US. It's quite impressive actually. Saw them recently in DC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqHvBqLZghI
>Yikes. Like 90% of the comments on this throw out wild scenarios that clearly don’t apply if you read the law which is less than one page.

Your certainty is completely unwarranted.

Here is a lawyer from Arizona talking about it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Id3RJ3tCuM

It's a short bill, but it has complex implications, especially considering that it's somewhat self-referential (law about law enforcement). It's going to be a mess in practice.
This site is one of the best things I've seen on the internet. It inspired me to make a similar site for crossword board games (think Scrabble, Words With Friends, etc). See https://woogles.io - also AGPL. The backend is Go-based, and the site has around 6500 MAU (we're about to hit 2M total games). We just released a puzzle mode that is pretty popular and is already making people improve - some of us anecdotally report better word-finding in live tournaments :)
That’s interesting. From what I have seen, SWE is about 30% higher salaries on average. What field did you work in prior?
No. Laptop (M1 Max Macbook Pro) is roughly 20x more than the phone (Motorola G30).

These days I just use my phone for Spotify, Reddit, HN and Messaging, and the occasional event/ticket app so a long battery life is about the only thing I care about, and the G30 has nice 5000mAh.
But you've picked one of the most prominent schools in Canada as an example. A good example would be somewhere that isn't already extremely prestigious.
Richard Mille's whole deal is technically interesting but very ugly watches
>China passed a law a couple of years ago requiring all Chinese companies to give the government live access to their databases.

Yeah, just like US. TikTok isn't any different from, say, YouTube in this regard.
If the same people would do the oversight are the people currently in charge of the education system, I wouldn't expect different results. Parents are fleeing this oversight, it's really only the people who can't afford to leave that put up with it.
Right; exactly. This is the kind of sensible analysis of the situations you described that is needed to actually solve them, rather than just decide that computers were a mistake and throw them out (or, as is much more common, throw up your hands and claim that this is unsolvable).
You can find the thoughts of an M&A Lawyer here: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-07-09/elon-s...
Have you actually read the latest SEC filing? “Waiving due diligence” does not waive breach of contract. Opening paragraphed snipped below. Maybe it’s a lie, or maybe there is more to the story.

>>As further described below, Mr. Musk is terminating the Merger Agreement because Twitter is in material breach of multiple provisions of that Agreement, appears to have made false and misleading representations upon which Mr. Musk relied when entering into the Merger Agreement, and is likely to suffer a Company Material Adverse Effect (as that term is defined in the Merger Agreement).

Again, from the latest filing, these are pretty damning:

>> In addition, during the June 30, 2022 call, Twitter’s representatives indicated for the first time that the workflow and processes for detecting spam and false accounts in the mDAU population is different and separate from the workflow and processes for identifying and suspending accounts in violation of Twitter’s policies. On that call, Twitter indicated that it would not be willing to provide information regarding the methodologies employed to identify and suspend such accounts.

Furthermore:

>> Despite public speculation on this point, Mr. Musk did not waive his right to review Twitter’s data and information simply because he chose not to seek this data and information before entering into the Merger Agreement. In fact, he negotiated access and information rights within the Merger Agreement precisely so that he could review data and information that is important to Twitter’s business before financing and completing the transaction.
In a way, why not - I agree animal testing is good, vs direct to human testing but I'm also surprised there isn't human testing arbitrage where medicine is created in a geographic region that allows it vs more in the west.

I can see how quickly it ran run off to prison labor and more human testing atrocities circa 1940's world.
Personally I like the production chains in Cities Skylines. I feel they add purpose to the design of the road network and handling of traffic problems. I just wish the AI was a ton better (there are a few mods that help though).
You are restricting who can be elected based on ideology and setting percentages. That’s as in democratic as a single party state
You realize that religion and conservatism need not be connected?
There is always some measure of trust involved in any transaction.

The really hard problems of trust in transactions aren’t really about actual transfer of currency but stuff related stuff like can I change my mind, am I getting what I think I paid for, etc.

Bitcoin, at great resource cost, tries to solve the problem of trust that most people don’t actually have.
True it takes time, as student outcomes and testimonials are part of the accreditation process. But that doesn’t change the calculus for new students. It’s kind of a catch-22, but necessarily so.
I guess that depends on the context, I do not want a people around me that will just agree with everything I say and do, and in the context here we are talking about a life choice I made (in this case not having children) as a failure... not that I am "failure, fool, or generally inferior person" I think those are different things.

lets change the context to something less divisive, say i was an Alcoholic and my Alcoholism was destroying my life would my "friend" be a friend if they continued to supply me with Whiskey and Beer or would they be a "friend" is they took me to task, told me as I fool, and a failure?
Governments spending money in hopes of net gain? Particularly to incentivize behavior where it would not otherwise be profitable? Madness!

You can probably accurately claim that subsidies and investments are the main things that governments do.
I agree, 11 mishaps per year does not seem all that much compared to the total size of the oil&gas industry in the USA.
What about police who abuse their power? What about police who lie, victimize, murder, and torture?

Shouldn't citizens be allowed and even encouraged to shine a bright light on their abuses?
Presenting religious education as an alternative to mainstream secular education ignores the fact that most of the religious teachings are false. Teaching things that are false is not education. If you want to call it education, then it's poor education.
Codename One is more like flutter with a few other things tucked on top. Since it integrates with maven etc. it works with Javas native tooling out of the box. I'd argue it's way ahead of Xamarin.
Is there a limit on how many additional websites can receive my login information in the background like this? I feel like this should be more regulated by the browser.

As a Firefox user, I would prefer if the browser informed me about this. If I sign in on Google, Firefox should include this information in the “Remember password” popup. A small warning that says something like, “This login information was shared with youtube.com”.
Preprint at https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.07125 .
If chess interests you but are looking for a change, try learning to play go/baduk online at https://online-go.com/

- how to play go (beginners) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTWujSwL2bQ&list=PLW5_cMTm0w...

- basic openings/joseki https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW5_cMTm0wvZOTchMWZag...

- joseki made popular by AlphaGo/AIs (intermediate) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW5_cMTm0wvZU5pQhmQFw...

[Michael Redmond's Go TV]
I believe you are mistaken, as HB2319 [0] itself directly states:

> The occupants of a vehicle that is the subject of a police stop may record the encounter if the occupants are not interfering with lawful police actions.

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On a side note, I encourage everyone to carefully read the actual bill.

There's a lot of intelligent people here on HN but it seems that many of those commenting can't quite comprehend plain English (not as well as I would have expected, at least).

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[0]: https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/55leg/2R/laws/0376.htm
Supposedly gets 10 DegC cooler than ambient, only problem is I don't think the local home owners association is going to let me paint it on our roof.

Byproduct of manufacture is N fertiliser.
Price: $1,888,000 US dollars.
Bizarro to get downvoted.

Do people like scorching hot laptops that need constant recharging?
Operating profit, not net.
Its not schema free (although you can create a json field and put whatever you want in it).

You can define schema via migrations or through the admin UI (see https://pocketbase.io/docs/manage-collections/).
These days FF is just as fast and lighter than most Chromium browsers. With a better curated add-on store (my god google store sucks), a clean UI (which they'll hopefully stop messing around with), and more importantly, it just works for day to day use, and is customizable enough for most people's needs.

While Mozilla have themselves to blame for a lot of the decline. A big part of it is Google's dominance over the web and android, pushing Chrome on everyone's face for years. Bundling Chrome with software, annoying pop-ups on android telling you to use Chrome, pre-installed on android, pushing it on their main page... There's so much of it. Of course there's also Apple's walled garden preventing it from going there, as well as years of MS doing what Google does now.
The platonic ideal once existed:

NewMogul https://web.archive.org/web/20090531210722/http://www.newmog...

Nickb's very own New Mogul: business, leadership, management and financial news.arc https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=315793

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