skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hold the opinion that slavery is bad. I think books that advocate for slavery are abhorrent. I guess the next step really is Soviet Russia. Well done you for pointing that out.
> all of which are currently checked out

Which kinda means that they should probably carry more copies, given that it's a 2020 book and still that popular.

> My local library , in an intensely liberal area, also has multiple copies.

Good for them, but sometimes censorship and political manipulation can be more subtle.
Incredibly irritating how much of everyone's time Musk has wasted on this
Thanks. I suppose I live a charmed life for thinking that nobody was using BSAFE :-)
Is there something similar for separating different voices from spoken audio?
Yes, but the universal ability to create authentic sources of data means people will use what is convenient but always have the option to go to the base layer without permission should they dislike their service.
> the judge gave a summary judgement to the plaintiffs because Jones allegedly did not fully comply with discovery.

Nitpick: default judgement. Summary judgement is a different thing.
Maybe don't flagrantly lie in the future.
Well, thankfully about the only time I ever use an elevator is when I am traveling and stay at a hotel. So... about once every 2 years.
You forgot about the Swift compiler ;) which did have a lot of bugs to fix!
I don't get how reduced UV exposure is supposed to be more attributable to sunscreens than to office labors.

Most industrial materials block roughly 100% of UV rays, except viewing windows which allows as much as 1%. Therefore, just staying in any modern building alone cuts down UV exposure by 99% at very least. There is absolutely no way some translucent face painting does that.
Yes. It does make it much harder though. They'd have to try every telco. Bonus points for using an online/obscure telco or sms relay.
How Dolt Stores Table Data (2020)
MSVC doesn’t enforce strict aliasing to begin with. And passing /d2UndefIntOverflow makes signed integer overflow well-defined. Even if you don’t pass it, MSVC is very conservative in exploiting that UB, precisely to avoid breaking code that was valid before they started doing this optimization (2015 or so).
> Would someone prefer to walk over to the neighborhood grocery store to get their groceries or drive 5 miles away to a big-box retailer? I bet if you actually polled people you'd get 90%+ preferring the former.

Would they? Because I have actually had it both ways and I much prefer driving to a huge supermarket. Prices are lower, quality is better, selection is better.

> But you can clearly see that this isn't society's actual preference, because walkable neighborhoods across the country built before cars were prevalent usually have higher property values than the suburbs in the same city.

Per acre of land, sure, because you can cram in tons of apartments in the same area that one house would take up. That doesn’t mean more people actually prefer to live that way.

It is nice to be able to walk to school or church or whatnot, but when it comes to commercial retail, my experience is that suburban car-bound freeway mayhem is pretty fucking great. From my current suburban house in Texas I can reach almost any retail or commercial business I need within 5-15 minutes, and those are full size, full service retailers. Instead of a “neighborhood grocery store” that’s barely one step above a convenience store, I can go to H-E-B and get almost any kind of food I can imagine for extremely reasonable prices. Instead of a neighborhood hardware store I can go to Home Depot or Lowe’s. Either one. I used to live in an apartment in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, close to an actual supermarket (which kind of sucked), and even then I had nowhere close to the same access to retail. Maybe the biggest point in favor of walkable neighborhoods was that it was relatively cheap and easy to go to bars, but at some point I realized I could save money and drink with my wife at home (especially if we can drive to a cheap big-box liquor store!)

I do understand the appeal when it comes to things that are more community oriented than commercial. For instance, I understand that Orthodox Jews tend to live within walking distance of their synagogue because they can’t drive on the Sabbath, which means they live within walking distance of everyone else who goes to their synagogue, which means they can have physical communities. And that sounds really nice. But for the typical secularized, atomized American, what’s the point? Living cheek to jowl with total strangers and learning to ignore homeless people fucking sucked and I’m glad that part of my life is behind me. And the reason most of this country is built out the way it is, is that most people actually feel the same way.
The human race isn’t in an immediate danger of dying out for lack of babies. People are allowed to and do take many actions with a risk of sterilization. For goodness sake’s people get vasectomies and their tubes tied. This can’t be about fertility or else you should be out campaigning against the pill, condoms, and just plain old normal drinking. Also do you imagine grafting electronics, really progress of any kind to be free of risks? Honestly, I’m sort of anti cyberpunk, because that sort of body modification is on a whole different level of risk
Makes sense. MP3 tries to compress without loosing information in the hearable spectrum of a human but that information can still be processed by algorithms.
The term is rapid onset gender dysphoria. And it's 1 paper where the author selected for parents who refused to accept their children were trans. You can call it scientific if you believe teenagers tell their parents everything and people never block out things they don't want to hear.
I’m hungry now
But people just keep their brush in their own desk :D
Kudos for the effort of creating this nice website. I enjoyed your way of laying out the events.

That will be awesome to read more about those pieces of history in the form of this website. Well appreciated.
> Refund only for in-store credit?

They changed their policy, but this won't prevent chargebacks.

Anyone in the US who buys online with a credit card basically has up to 90 or even 180 day free returns.

They just need to say the magic words. Product misrepresented/defective, merchant won't respond, or I don't recognize the charge.

For example, they can poke a hole in the shirt they want to return and do it 1000% legally.
Not sure if I’m reading this right but what makes the data set interesting is the attacker used a known email address list to get associated twitter ID.

The scraped public data is only interesting if the email address identifies the victim and the public content compromise the victim in some way.

As far as not noticing scraping of the accounts:

If all that is needed to scrape public twitter data is the twitter ID, the site is likely being scraped constantly.
It was free in the culture novels. So, the problem is with the fact we can't do it properly yet?

Also, you mentioned environmental factors, is that thinking based on a paper or similar?
How many co-founders does the company have? Do you have equal shares (e.g. 33% in a 3 founder company)?
What does that have anything to do with the hateful message that equates queer people with pedophiles?
> The transgender community needs to stop pushing the notion that it's healthy and desirable; it's not - it's a devastating hormonal/fertility disorder.

what exactly is your word for unhealthy and undesirable? you are clearly referring to dysphoria. i don't know if you realized, but the DSM has changed in recent years.
I acquired a D620 at the start of the year to use as a semi-regular hobby machine. I love how user-servicable it is. Pretty easy to take apart and fairly modular design. I swapped out the processor for its maximum spec (a Core 2 Duo T7600) and 4GB of RAM.

I use Badwolf as the primary browser, which comes with built in toggles for disabling images and JS loading, and that makes web browsing tolerable most of the time. I've even managed to stream from it to Twitch using ffmpeg without much of a problem!
That type of engineering that Compaq performed was very specific clean room reverse engineering or clean room design, which is specifically designed as a defense against copyright infringement because it relies on independent creation by going off the specification (in Compaq case the Bios specification) and not the original design.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design
History is only an expedient story, not that much to do with reality.

We really can't know how people lived a 1000 years ago, despite what might appear to be mountains of evidence. This evidence is actually the creation of historians in the past century... and when you look at their sources for yourself, you will see that they are open to interpretation despite being presented as fact.

For the ruling structure today, saying that the peasants of yesteryear were dirty, and even the nobility, supports the idea that we are progressing and have never had it so good. As if better tech means we have better lives.

To me, it is a perfectly plausible idea that how people lived in the 'medieval' times was far more equitable, natural and healthy than today. But that story doesn't 'sell' - who would want the tech dystopia we are coding ourselves into, if a pastoral idyll were held up to it?

History is what is expedient for the present. It is the story the present governance structure would like you to believe.
yes we have equal shares 1 ceo and 2 co founders(including me)
> I dispute the legality of doing so, when the right to jury trial is protected under the US constitution.

The right to trial by jury in civil cases with a sufficient amount in controversy is not, unlike some other rights protected against federal infringement by the Bill of Rights, incorporated against the states by the 14th Amendment; since this is a state case, there is no federal Constitutional protection.

Also, even in the federal system, the civil jury trial right doesn't give you the right to to escape liability to refusing to allow a fair jury trial to happen by withholding evidence.
> Do US libraries typically offer books that glorify 9/11?

I don't know any such books. If you have a specific one in mind, I will check to see.

But they do carry 9/11 truther books [1], which often claim that it was "an inside job" or "a hoax" or something.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_truth_movement
> Nobody is " against trans " people, whatever that means.

Have you ever been on twitter? It will take you a couple of minutes to find people who think that's unnatural, sinful, should be forbidden, they're mentally ill, they're sexual predators by default. I know there are some more moderate ideas, but people completely against do exist.
Standard OTP 2FA compatible with Google Authenticator
Your father is like most people.

That said, Musk is nowhere near as outrageous as those talking heads.
I promise you, I know the feeling.
Not just normal lefty: she's playing a regular "right handed" guitar, flipped around. Note how the thin strings are on top and the heavy strings on the bottom.
What does Google have a monopoly over?

(Hint: nothing)
Non-anonymous makes you even less likely to get true insider info.
Keep in mind that India was and is a huge and diverse place.

A unified India did not exist until fairly recently. Neither as a political entity nor as a culture one.
I can’t believe you founded this startup together and you can’t sit your 2 co-founders down and tell them you’re unhappy…
in the case of the 78s without the need for anything electrical in between.

For fully mechanically recorded records you have to go back to pre-1927 Edison Diamond Disks. Or the real deal, Edison cylinders.

Edison cylinders are actually rather good recordings. The mechanical playback system. with no amplifier, introduced most of the distortion. Modern playbacks, using a modern record pickup with a suitably large-sized stylus, are quite good. Here are some from cylinders made around 1900.[1] Those include Sousa's band playing Sousa's marches, led by Sousa himself.

The ultimate playback device is IRENE. This was built for the Library of Congress. It does a full 3D scan of the entire disk or cylinder surface, and a detailed 3D model of the surface is created. That's turned into audio by a program that simulates a stylus tracking through the grooves. IRENE is used on very old, fragile items. It's even possible to put broken shards back together in 3D and recover the audio.

For real authenticity, there are reproducing pianos. These are player pianos, but with a better recording system, one capable of recording key pressure while a live pianist played the piano. While the Duo-Art system had binary-coded pressure values, the Welte-Mignon system was analog. Mostly. Here's a Welte-Mignon roll being played.[2] The holes at the outer edges of the roll are encoding the key pressure. The ones in the middle indicate which keys. MIDI, from over a century ago.

If you're going to go retro, go all the way. If you just want to listen to music, it doesn't get any better than 24 bit audio. (16 bits may not be enough for really soft passages, where all the high bits are zero and you may be down to 6 bit audio.)

[1] https://www.nps.gov/edis/learn/photosmultimedia/recordings.h...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8K5Yh0aLhA
Rogue Amazon sellers are costing lollipop maker Dum Dums millions
Selective participation in discovery is not sufficient and if it hadn't been clear that he had failed to produce all responsive materials when required before the phone oops during the damages phase (which it very much was, for other reasons), that error kind of sealed the deal on that.
I'm open to the argument that it's wrong/irrational, but I would wager that - at least in the USA - people wearing sunscreen are doing it to avoid skin cancer more than to avoid tanning.
40b fine and they will want to sell to musk at a lower price to get rid of it quickly lol
I don't think post-modernism is actually popular in any significant population - it's only popular among some small segment of academia, one that has some influence on literature.

But the vast majority of people, either on the left or right, and even of academics in general, find it pretentious and fallacious. The vast majority of people are decidedly not relativists and instead believe in certain absolutes - truth, right and wrong, etc.
I'd like to pushback against your argument. Librarians absolutely do curate content, it is their main responsibility.

The main principle in curating library content is adding value. If content does not add value to readers, it is useless.
"Give the people what they want" is another principle (https://www.forbes.com/sites/avaseave/2014/01/17/the-process...)
I can tell them but just thinking of what they would think about this see I don't want to make them unhappy. I am also not sure is VP high or CTO high and why I was not appointed as CTO.
Deep software skills are critical for success. But we've found that many software engineers are surprised with how many other skills they need to build in order to advance in their career (and I'd argue these skills have always been important).
>He'll claim it's for free speech when it's really just to own the libs

Those 2 goals are aligned.
Russian lab head supporting hypersonic missile program held for treason
It looks like russian hypersonic missiles do not work as expected and what was promissed to Putin.
> risible

just in case someone else never heard this word before:

> arousing or provoking laughter
Mobile Electronics Workbench (2017)
Ask for co-CTO position....
Hate the sin and love the winner
Just like they did not notice bots had invaded the platform
There are digital pedals? Honest question - I had a side gig at school repairing and modifying pedals - it was all just transistors and op-amps, bistable oscillators, etc. - nothing digital at all.
But the thing is why I have worked equal if not more for the company as the another co-founder did.
Twitter, the platform where trans people are routinely called pedophiles and groomers by prominent figures and nobodies alike, has a censorship problem? I can't imagine the kind of vitriol you have to spew to get banned off Twitter that's not just tripping the automatic ban for telling someone to die (which everyone is aware of at this point).
Ants crawl inside woman’s Kindle and start buying books
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_nature
Having one subnet per broadcast domain is nice, but not always achievable with the equipment at hand. I wonder if it would work better if you used a single interface on the Linux box for both subnets? That's how I've always run multiple subnets and it seems to work ok? Having two interfaces on the same broadcast domain that aren't combined into an aggregate interface seems to be asking for trouble anyway?

Although, if it's just the Linux box and the NAS on 10/8 (or whatever), you could connect linux:eth2 to nas, perhaps? There's a lot about this particular network that hasn't been described.
Japan’s Arcades Are Closing
The UK - and I presume Europe - has a star rating for UVA protection in addition to SPF. Some details here: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/seasonal-health/sunscreen-and-s...

Tl;Dr - you want minimum 5-star 30 SPF for your daily cream.
Designing for the Last Earth
Interpreting “after having food” as immediately after eating (which may be unfair to you!) then the American Dental Association disagree with you:

> Brushing Right After Eating

> If you feel the need to clean your teeth after eating or drinking, wait at least 60 minutes before brushing—especially if you have had something acidic like lemons, grapefruit or soda. Drink
water or chew sugarless gum with the ADA Seal of Acceptance to help clean your mouth while you are waiting to brush.

https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/brushing-mistakes-slideshow
I ordered a 1080p screen and controller from Aliexpress for my trusty old Lenovo T420. Installed in about 30 minutes and worked perfectly. The difference in image quality versus the original crap panel is huge.
One take away I got from reading some Nancy Leveson stuff is a lot of danger lurks at the interfaces between things. You can take two things that work perfectly and put them together and get catastrophic behavior. That argues to the point that there isn't a magic language that will make problems go away.

Another take away from an old old paper was that safety must be a primary design goal from the start. It's not something you can bandaid in afterwards. There is a lot of stuff out that what that didn't happen and as a result you see constant whack a mole with critical bugs.
they should stop forcing their users to add a phone number, this bug probably sent hundreds of people to jail in some countries
Clubhouse starts beta testing private communities
Only difference is that bagholders won't be retail in those cases.
In the world of fiction, they are very decidedly YA. So, yes.
> They kill their own number 7 times per year ? I call bullshit.

You think an eagle can live for a whole year while eating less than 7 other animals? If not, then there's a simple calculation: if each eagle in the world survives for at least 1 year, and each eagle needs to kill 7+ other animals to live for that 1 year, then all the world's eagles combined must kill 7+x their numbers every year.

Not to mention that a blue whale gobbles up hundreds of millions of other organisms every time it feeds.
ridiculous, they are different styles
The book, as it pertains to the story we're commenting on, was in the adult section of the Jamestown library. Your comment repeatedly uses the word "parents" as if the Jamestown library was promoting it to children.

Another book that is promoted to children that includes explicit discussion of sexuality, and that has been challenged by the parents you're talking about, is the Diary of Anne Frank.

I don't think "Gender Queer" belongs in school libraries. I do think the Diary of Anne Frank belongs in school libraries. Can you offer an argument that acknowledges that? I'm skeptical.
Critics add no value. They are parasitic individuals that feed off the creations of great men. I'm not sure why you find it odd I browse a forum for creators and hackers. The parasitic people are here too. They are talkers not doers.
I just find it a little hilarious that Twitter is even attempting to counter the bots claim.

You have to spend 5 minutes reading the replies to tweets by prominent politicians to know that its filled with bots
Apple tells suppliers use 'Taiwan, China' or 'Chinese Taipei' to appease Beijing
And leaving the company won't make them unhappy ?

I would definitely talk to them before taking major decision
Not having to pay a tax is not an "implicit subsidy". This is a completely absurd way of thinking. Taxes is not some sort of fundamental law of nature, and tax exemption are not government being helpful by using its own resources to help the entity out. It's more like a bully who tells you he won't steal your lunch today (but will tomorrow). It's a nice bully, though, who'll protect you from other school bullies, and he needs to eat too. Doesn't he deserve your lunch?

Imagine a scenario where everyone is taxed, say, 10%. Then, the government introduces an extra tax of 10%, for a total of 20%, and then gives everyone a tax exemption, so that everyone pays 10% after all, just like before. Is the new tax exemption an "implicit subsidy"? Do people feel subsidized by not having to pay extra 10% on top of 10% they already pay? No, at best they are grateful that they are losing less money to a bully.

Now, imagine we start from 0%, and again introduce a new tax of 10%, and a new exemption, so that nobody actually pays any tax after all. Again, in this no tax world, is the government "subsidizing" everyone? No, that's not what the word "subsidize" mean.
it is not one paper, there are multiple papers by the author. Author got canceled in media because her research was based on patients and parents' feedback that was against media status-quo.

Papers lays out facts about fake gender dysphoria that was not caused by patient actually being trans, and mainstream trend of grooming and allowing early gender therapy to kids is only multiplying these victim kids who undergo gender change and immediately regret it and have to reverse the gender reversal.

Nobody wants to talk about downsides of grooming and it is alarming to many parents, and canceling researchers who study subject does not help understand this phenomenon better.

I believe I am not alone, and there are millions of parents across the country that will fiercely fight against this erroneous practice.

You can call these parents however you want: homophobes or other names, but that does not change their mind and does not present valid arguments against their view.
James Lindsay claims to be the first who used the word groomer in this way. See his blog on new discourses.com.

There is more context to this. Grooming is an established tactic of pedophiles and studied by scientists. It involves breaking the bond with parents ("it's our little secret"), desensitizing children - which have a natural aversion (yuk) - towards sex acts, and in general confusing them.

Many parents (not only conservatives) see the lgbtq+ materials presented to kids (even below 3rd grade) as accomplishing exactly these goals. Schools sometimes have policies of affirming gender changes and not informing parents (keeping secrets), lesson materials are seen as desensitizing towards sex acts. Children are sometimes told at a very early age they might be in the wrong body. And in school board meetings parents reading from books from the school library are silenced because the contents are 'pornographic'. Part of the outrage is of course fueled and carried too far by conservative Christians but that is not the story here.
The school board doesn't run the public library. You can search the local library's catalogue here, to confirm they do have Maus: https://tenv.agverso.com/?cid=TENV&lid=FISHER