skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The demo in the video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgT8279DVGQ
Sweden and Denmark don’t differ in how much “socialist” they are. Also, they’re not socialist countries.
Facebook was one of the websites being criticized for hosting pro-ana content in the late 00s and early 2010s. Facebook, Myspace, Tumblr, Xanga, Livejournal all caught criticism for this; of those only Facebook remains and has arguably lost the demographic of users most susceptible to pro-ana propaganda.

The new 2010s-present wave of social media seems to have largely avoided this sort of controversy. All the focus is now on the way these websites/apps can indoctrinate people into political extremism, but little attention seems to be given to [other sorts of] socially transmissible mental illness.
We still develop on and support platforms where we use the vendor compilers (which don't have many of those modern features).
Most Americans “prefer” that because it’s all they’ve seen.

In reality, most Americans prefer European cities over anything they have themselves. Which is a huge reason why they spend tons of money to live in little hotel rooms in the middle of well run European cities.

Also, countries like Switzerland, Netherlands, etc have suburbs and excellent mass transit connecting those suburbs.

Sure, mass transit isn’t possible in American style suburbs because American style suburbs have literally been designed around cars.
> security-obsessed people

More like “incompetent, self-proclaimed security experts.” The three pillars of security are availability, integrity and confidentiality. Google’s auth flow aggressively face plants on the first requirement.
I'm sure some of you are reading or have heard of "The End of the World is Just the Beginning" by Peter Zeihan. One of the claims in his book is that the world is rapidly aging and so much so that many countries are now terminal. By "terminal" he means that the populations are past the age where they can have enough children to replace the population. Examples include Germany, China, Japan, Russia.

If you believe in the evidence supporting that claim, then I think we'll be able to hit the IPCC targets simply by waiting for half the world's population to age out over the next 20-30 years. Without a replacement generation in these countries industrial output will collapse along with the energy demand.

We might not need to do anything else, but of course more nuclear would help along with wind and solar if we can sort out grid storage.
This is something a lot of people don't understand.

It is impossible to have an objective and bias-free source of information, simply because the amount of information that exists is unimaginably enormous. It's impossible for any single human mind to absorb everything that's happening, so we have to rely on services whose job is filtering that information into a small set of important bits.

By selectively choosing which bits of information you share or emphasize, multiple different sources can all technically be telling the gods honest truth, while also all pushing completely contradictory narratives.

Everyone is pushing a narrative, and it's critical that we all try to understand the incentives of the pushers of information we ingest.
It's a real concern, but how is this different from the current ink & paper scenario? I know people who use county notaries to keep important documents and we, as a society, have apparently deemed that an acceptable risk. Is the distinction the potential scope and scale of digital theft?
It's a good letter.

I'd like to see another letter drafted to other librarians recommending specific competing email providers that people who are MFA-challenged should use for anything important.
Yep, typechecking performance will be drastically improved. Using the trace generator [0], I discovered tsc spent more than three seconds [1] to locate and parse all source files googleapis pulls in during type checking. Replacing it with the individual packages almost completely eliminated that overhead.

[0] https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Performance#per...
[1] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2109932/176479729-...
This would be a massive security risk, holding that information on the machines, or even in a central location (as roaming profiles which not even MS recommend anymore).
SemVer has significant benefit for package manager world.
Many argue that why don’t you just read a changelog, but that is not the point. Package manager should know whether it can update some dependency to later version safely, without some guy always manually hardcoding the suitable version.
It is everywhere. In Arch Linux, Debian, Pip and Cargo.
They all rely on versions which itself should describe the impact of the change. If there is no standard, then it is always risky to update. On Debian it means manually testing every package. In Arch you accept the risk. If everyone would follow version schema, then you could trust the number in most of the cases.

My original message was a bit joke which some missed, but SemVer has a place and need.

> All software is continually developed, every release contains both new features and bug fixes, which violates semver.

Combination of them is not violation. Overall impact of the change should be described with the correct increment. It does not matter how do you categorise the content of the change.
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>"wrongheaded"

>"misinformation"

Isn't it amazing how people who don't like the truth accuse others of "wrongthink." Go ahead and read the legislation for yourself (https://www.dia.govt.nz/Three-Waters-Reform-Programme). 50% of the Regional Representative Groups must be made up of Maori.
Clearly you have never traveled to Australia. They rigorously check incoming passengers for food and other undeclared organic material, as invasive species are a huge problem. Every time I've come in from an international flight in Australia, they have had trained dogs checking baggage. If the passenger had declared it, they probably would have avoided the fine entirely. Don't try to evade the rules at border crossings by lying or failing to disclose -- it's never worth it.
Ah sorry then. I thought otherwise.
'Helical Engine' could reach 99% the speed of light, NASA scientists says
Sad. Legend.
It's not that it's too slow for me, it's that it isn't my place to do it, despite being a FOSS enthusiast. I don't use the project, have never tried it, and am currently heavily entrenched in Godot and Unreal. Looks very interesting, but switching mid-development won't happen. Furthermore, if it is apparently "dying", it's a self-fulfilling prophecy, sadly.

Rather than encourage me to change it, why don't you? You seem to know a lot more about it than I do for starters. In the time you engaged with me, you could have submitted the PR yourself and thanked me for the feedback. Herein lies why the project likely hasn't caught on—not enough focus on contributing.
I enable WAL. It performs better than the default (which is to keep a rollback journal)
Keep in mind it's going be very hard to get a "general" read on the kind of content TikTok has as a whole since it is extremely personalized for every user.
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So, you imagine a company for each water pump? That is not how things are run where I live.
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How many countries successfully built highway systems by leaving the construction of them to private people? How about rail systems? Because a national water grid is closer to a power grid or highway system ie fundamental, critical, and national infrastructure than something even an hoa could pull off.

These “arguments” for “personal responsibility” are increasingly shallow. The rhetorical equivalent of grabbing someones whole arm, forcing that arm to hit themselves, and asking “why are you hitting yourself? You’re so silly!” Ie abuse.
It's you who is massively mistaken. What you quoted is one of the requirements needed to consider a license to be an Open Source license. To paraphrase it, it says "an Open Source license can't restrict any party from selling or redistributing the software (...), otherwise it's not an Open Source license". In other words, a license that doesn't restrict selling and redistribution (and also fulfills all the other requirements) can be considered Open Source.

You even quoted it yourself: "The license shall not restrict". Public Domain code does not restrict these things (nor anything else), therefore it's perfectly compatible with Open Source licenses and Public Domain code can obviously be considered Open Source [EDIT: at least assuming that it's actually effectively Public Domain, which can be hard to determine - see commoner's reply].

Sure, you can also take some Public Domain code and stamp a non-free license on it (just like you can do with code under some [but not all] of Open Source licenses, like MIT) - which I guess may be what caused your confusion?
Geocityguessr?
I don't think it's fair: it's absolutely possible to be motivated by the recognized fact that you provide for your family, and still have healthy friendly relations with colleagues, and be interested in a long-term success of your employer.

It's also absolutely possible to create an ugly monster of organization while cheering up your team with whatever we-change-the-world mission.
I think this is a good caveat and not something I've seen called out in the studies I've seen.
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Yes. I manage hosting for a sizeable online business. I thought it would be more efficient to run our containers on Kubernetes, but it’s very complex. Now I run all production workloads on FreeBSD jails managed with iocage. It works very well for our needs and with less overhead.
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And Columbus as someone being born in ~1400 was expecting to arrive to India sailing west.
The argument is the definition is just GDP growth. Not inflation and per capital adjusted GDP growth. Hence, why I posted the chart I did.

But even with that chart, none of the previous three recessions started with, 'two consecutive quarters of GDP decline.' They may have been preceded by it, but that does not mark the start of any of those recessions. By that definition, the great financial crisis started in 2007Q2, which would be well over a year before the collapse of AIG and Lehman.

There's ample evidence on that chart that the NBER has remained consistent with their definitions over the year. Otherwise, the previous recession would have started at least a quarter earlier.
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> a “<“ flipped with a “>” will fuck up your day just as bad as a use-after-free

One is categorically worse than the other though.
These are helpful. Thanks for sharing them!
This is where regulations can step in, to require email providers to accept mail from essential service providers.
While being more expensive than California.
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Have a web app you’re considering rewriting? Maybe it uses older tech. Maybe your devs don’t want to touch it. Maybe you’re hoping all or some of it can be salvaged. Regardless, a rewrite can be one of the most expensive and time consuming things your company will ever do. You owe it to yourself to get a second opinion.

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We're a small team building a communication app for NGOs and universities.
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If it's any consolation, people with above average incomes are more likely to fill these sites, so I think they are skewed upwards.
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Or in teenage years they are much more prone to infectious ideas.

(this is a fact, and was proven with things like the anorexia epidemic)
Most people don't go around perusing other people's tax returns even if they are public though. I'm not sure if most people even realise that they can just go and ask the tax authorities on what their boss makes.
>The real shocker is that they've been pumping out 7nm commercially since at least a year, which is a feat that most thought was still a ways ahead. It means that they are far more capable than previously thought.

This seems like a real failure in intelligence gathering. How do you think this happened?
Yup, you can even get kits that come in waterproof enclosures with solar cells. Please mark your nodes as radio equipment and with your contact info on them.

If you use the default meshtastic build you can forego a screen and use the cli to tweak the node and even disable it's gps for better battery.

There is work happening on a dedicated "repeater" codebase too.
I believe it's intended to be an umbrella term for many specific conditions. The opposite of neurotypical.

It's a way to acknowledge that folks with autism, ADHD, schizophrenia, multiple personality disorder, depression, OCD, or other conditions are not neurotypical - they are neurodivergent.

I've rarely met someone who would say they are neurodiverse without a specific underlying condition.

It's a way of creating a category or set without needing to share one's diagnosis. Think of it like saying, "I'm European" vs "I'm Italian".
> parents give their kids pills,because it's easier than actually parenting that kid.

And then you have threads like this, where people call for mass censorship because some believe it's easier to ban "bad" topics than to actively parent their kids.
My town now as "app-only" parking spots. (Maybe there's some fine print on the sign about another way to pay, but it's not clear from 10 feet away if so).