skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Popper also sets the limit fairly clearly in his description of the paradox, and it's:

> But we should claim the right to suppress them if necessary even by force; for it may easily turn out that they are not prepared to meet us on the level of rational argument, but begin by denouncing all argument; they may forbid their followers to listen to rational argument, because it is deceptive, and teach them to answer arguments by the use of their fists or pistols.

So long as whomever you are speaking to is willing to engage in rational argument then Poppler would have you tolerate them, and to be intolerant of those who reject argument and advocate violence.
Thanks for this - it's rare to see a setup guide that actually works on each step!

I did need to run the troubleshooting step too, could probably just move that up as a required step in the guide.
What's their methodology for determining people's "private" opinions?
>In the former, you can cause harms that take months or years to fix (and, with enough lobbying, you can make taxpayers foot the bill).

I don't think "years" is enough to convey the potential damage unregulated businesses can cause. The time and resources to fix issues can scale well beyond human timescales. This is clearest when environmental damage is involved, whether it be CO2 emissions that will exist for O(100) years in the atmosphere or loss of biodiversity that took O(10,000) years to evolve.

Here are a couple of concrete examples of companies inflicting eternal costs onto society that were covered well in Tom Scott videos:

The Pumps That Must Run Forever, Or Part Of Germany Floods: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LseK5gp66u8

Freezing 200,000 Tons of Lethal Arsenic Dust: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4nZDSLdIiM
I recognize the purpose of learning fundamentals but I think we do a great disservice to students learning mathematics by not emphasizing the power of computers and calculators in modern arithmetic. Many people with math anxiety see mathematical skills to be the same as mental arithmetic skills. Textbooks still focus things like von Neumann's ability ability to multiply large digit numbers in his head as a proxy for his math proficiency. While impressive, the technologies built on top of von Neumann's work make that kind of skill obsolete.

I firmly believe that all brains are good at math but not everyone has had a teacher who will spend the time to teach the cognitive tools required for it. If we stop teaching calculators as "cheating" then a lot more students will be able to focus on the understanding the underlying concepts and will feel less scared about approaching new mathematical problems.
There's quite a bit of difference between the government banning free expression and a private company deciding that they don't want intolerable people on their platform — which itself is an example of their free expression.
> We have far better tech now.

I'm not aware of what that could possibly be?

Per unit of fuel it produces the most energy of any commercially available fuel source by a tremendously large margin. It produces extremely little waste compared to any commercially available fuel source. And the waste it does produce is, again by far, the cleanest and safest waste to manage.

Fusion is probably the only energy source that would, theoretically, provide better returns but is likely still decades away from commercial availability.

So... what technology are you referring to?
It existed in the platform. But Mozilla has lost the first _and_ the second Browser War and has been sentenced to shepherd some "web developer" Wiki and tell everyone how fun that all is.

Yes it can make your day sad, but I'm sure, out there is a crowd that is just amazed by all of it. And its told that the payment was not that bad as well, so we truly only have winners.
I have an external soundcard but don't use it as the DAC in my laptop is now good enough that I don't hear the difference. Either the laptops have better chips or my ears got worse
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I much prefer to trust an implementation over someone's word. I use Signal because I agree with their stated goals, and their implementation seems to align with those goals. I don't use Facebook because their policy is awful in the first place, and implementation is nonexistent. Kagi is in between. I am happy with their policy, but their implementation is lacking. This wouldn't be a problem, but they don't seem to admit that their goals are fundamentally in conflict with their mode of operation.

This is the first item on their FAQ:

"Our goal is amplify the web of human knowledge, creativity and self-expression and provide the user tools to fight against the web of greed, ad-tech and user tracking."

To pretend that company policy is the best way to achieve that goal is insulting. We will never have an ad-tech and tracking-free future without technological measures. Offering a service on the basis of "Pay with your money, not your data" is a fantastic step in the right direction, but obviously not enough.
Can you elaborate? What is missing?
He shouldn't worry, that sentence will probably be cut in half anyway, and with another 100 years off for good behavior.
All apologies Charlie Brown, but I'm only responding to your statement:

> False statements of fact are not protected under free speech.

Which does not agree with the citation.
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This gets thrown around frequently as though it's some ironclad rule of nature, but hasn't actually been corroborated by any empirical evidence. In fact, the way that it's phrased, it's essentially unfalsifiable. What is the limiting principle? If I find "backsliding of free expression" a form of intolerance, should we be tolerant of the Paradox of Tolerance?

The empirical data is very mixed, to the extent that it's essentially impossible to draw any conclusions that fit into a pithy philosophy like Popper's.

At least in America, expression has gotten more free over time, with the overturning of Schenck v United States towards the far more permissive Brandenburg v Ohio and New York Times Co v Sullivan precedents — and American society has gotten more tolerant since the 1960s, not less. Yes, America has problems today, but they're nothing compared to the problems America faced back then.

Even comparing data points today, expression is far more restricted in countries like India relative to peer Western democracies (especially the US), and the former is far less tolerant and increasingly more authoritarian (under Modi) than the latter.

The Paradox of Tolerance is a really convenient way to shut down any kind of debate because nobody wants to be thought of as intolerant.
Since you're talking about independent media, your whataboutism doesn't make much sense.
I think GP was saying that "all" ratchets (including the one mentioned in the video) have it go one-way to avoid accidentally toggling the direction if you rub it against something (e.g., if you put it in a tight space and bump it against the side as you turn it).
1. Mozilla deprecated XUL a long time ago; it's been a long time since began the transition to favoring HTML over XUL within Firefox.

2. Even if Firefox were still 100% XUL today, it wouldn't matter. The context here is the use of JS as a general applications programming language and a signpost addressing the uninitiated who haven't been "following JS". Whether it's touching DOM nodes that are in the XUL namespace or the (X)HTML one (or whether it involves DOM nodes at all) is orthogonal. Bringing this up is the kind of change of subject that constitutes misdirection.

3. I don't know what you think the role of Web Components being like XBL plays in this conversation, but it strengthens the underlying point; it doesn't weaken it...

Overall, this is a very odd response, to be generous. More accurately, it's horribly misleading to label my comment "technically correct[...] but horribly misleading".
The closest alternative in terms of architecture is SeaweedFS https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs
Well, both sides are neoliberal.
The interest is the cause of the problem in the first place. We've known for thousands of years that usury is bad, it's prohibited in the three major religions, and for good reason.

We see it time and time again. Policy makers try to address the symptom but not the cause, then people cry when nothing gets fixed.
so much drama about this stuff, the real issue is for the elites which have their investments geographically attached (real state, industrial centers, etc.), but the common citizen will be pursuing northern and southern locations to live in at sustainable temperatures. Also much of the northern hemisphere will became fields of everything you can seed now much closer to the Ecuator. Again, that severily defies the stablishment investments.

Most of the losers of the XXII century have their countries way too much close to the Ecuator to be reasonable livable, that's the big deal with "climate change", the end is near for several world elites, as new elites surface in other - already fully controlled - parts of the planet.
It does beg the question, did God create the loom on the fifth day, so they could immediately clothe themselves, or on the seventh day, after their exact dimensions were known?
So, will they keep him alive for 40k years or how does that work? Isn’t it a little silly?
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I think he used some combination of a pension and the unlimited homestead exemption in Florida to shield most of his assets. Since we don't have debtors prisons there is not much you can do to make people pay.
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They did a mess in Brazil too. Extracted what they could, be it wood or gold and everything in between. Gold in particular was a pretty good shakedown. We learned about all the B.S. at school.

I am Brazilian. I do not blame the current Portuguese people. Heck, I don't even blame the Portuguese back then, just their government. I want Portugal to prosper.

Asking for an official apology is fine. Blaming ordinary people who are just trying to live their lives, is not fine.
The CEO and founder of ddg announced on twitter that they will start moderating content on the Russian invasion of Ukraine [1]. While I agree disinformation is a problem, I want my search engine to treat my like an adult, just do your job of retrieving the information I asked for and let me decide what is mis-information and what is not.

It starts with a cause we all can get behind, sometimes its "think of the children", another time it's regulating information from people supporting orcs, and who knows, how do I know things I care about might get suppressed in the future? Stop the nonsese, let me be the judge of what I consume.

The other instance I remember was the whole ms tracking situation[2], if your whole selling point is "Privacy simplified" then do just that without all the nonsese. There were a few others (#duckduckgone) before I stopped using them.

[1]https://twitter.com/yegg/status/1501716484761997318
[2]https://twitter.com/thezedwards/status/1528808759027331072
Thanks for the feedback! To be fair, we're definitely not capturing a sizeable portion of the banks/credit unions that are actually "good". We prioritized the larger banks, but we definitely intend to capture every bank/cu down the road.

As far as the results go, we figured that users would want to see how they can break up their deposits across multiple accounts to maximize the yield of all their deposits. So putting 1k in DCU may be pretty nice for someone with 3k, since that 6% is a massive return on what's effectively a risk-free product. For someone with more savings, I could see how that drop in the bucket is pretty insignificant, and could probably be filtered out.

A common theme of the early feedback we've gotten has been "add more filtering," so it seems like it'd be good to have a way to limit the results to only the best single account that could take the entire balance. We'll work on that.

Also, thanks for the heads up about HMB and OF. We'll add those later this week!
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The included audio interfaces got to a point where they're good enough for the conventional user. But that aside, Having an external interfaces, like we do now provides better and more modular options. Better latency, quality, DAC converters, additional inputs/outputs, etc.
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And this is not a bad thing.
I'm not terribly surprised. We over index on the whole twitter-sphere cancel culture idea that impacts like 2% of People. For a less modernly-controversial example, I bet a lot more people hold socialist/communist beliefs than admit so in public. I would think most kids go through a "but wait, why is communism bad" phase and I bet many don't feel completely satisfied by the answer. Though I guess it depends on how you define held political beliefs. Some part of me still asks that question, even though the majority of me holds the moderate "normal" position on capitalism
I see these complaints (generally from the right wing), and I think... so what? No one ever seems to have any action tied to resolve their complaints, presumably because it would ironically require creating laws that restrict speech - what is cancel culture other than a reflection of free speech in its own right after all?

Of course, if you start talking about boycotting Israel, they'll be happy to send the law after you (in some states at least).
https://www.texastribune.org/2022/01/31/texas-boycott-israel...
>the situation was escalated by the store owner.

The younger Allyn Gibson tried to take a picture of the shoplifter as evidence and he was violently attacked. I don't know where you got the idea that he was the aggressor, but that simply is not the case.
Too many people think their brain is going to fall out when someone calls them out on their behaviour.
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Because no country exists in isolation. Where norms are established, they spread. Where governments become authoritarian without repercussion, authoritarianism becomes a more favourable option to those in power. Basically it sets up the potential for a really bad local maxima - https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch/
I did even better than him when I was dating and am objectively more attractive in many ways. So no, I am not wrong. He is a solid 6. lmao.

I appreciate your input though!
I believe those are human controlled, no? Robotics gets really interesting when the robots can start driving and building the roads as well.
What are you suggesting exactly.
Agree, smaller providers are more difficult to work with, hard to draw the line between an issue with the tool or a developer introduced issue though, I do agree that smaller providers tend to be weird, so I think Terraform/Hashi could do a better job at making it easier for developers to create better/more reliable providers.

It baffles me that there's still no way of just disabling a block without having to introduce a count parameter, that should have been fixed ages ago.
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So 5 years takes into account stockpiles and known sources. Is there any back of the envelope estimate of how much mine-able uranium may be out there?
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Even when you're not hiding you may have to couch them in unnatural ways. I often find that I have to tailor my statements to an absurd degree depending on the audience. It's like you have to wave an appealing stick or say the right prayer to indicate to the crowd you're not a heretic before they'll listen to you at all. For example, if you want to make a point about abortion and body autonomy in a conservative space, you may have to bring up covid vaccine mandates. If you want to make a point about there not being enough/any shelters for male victims of domestic violence in a left-wing space, you have to bookend it with support for female victims.

It's like everyone is so insecure about their beliefs they can't function without a constant background hum of validation.
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Having strace and gdb working always is a major reason why I prefer to develop on Linux. I don't typically use much of the feature set, but I almost always have to reach for '-s' as the default string length of 32 is much too tiny.
I’m not really making a political point. But as a longtime democrat I lived through all the “the Supreme Court stole the election” and “Diebold machines” and “Putin altered vote tallies for Trump” stuff including among highly educated atheists and agnostics. Most people are largely ignorant about stuff they don’t study specifically.
Are we being pranked? I just followed the steps but the image output from my prompt is just a single frame of Rick Astley...

EDIT: It was a false-positive (honest!) on the NSFW filter. To disable it, edit txt2img.py around line 325.

Comment this line out:

x_checked_image, has_nsfw_concept = check_safety(x_samples_ddim)

And replace it with:

x_checked_image = x_samples_ddim
Well, at least the Hungarians aren't dumb (i.e., know basic math). They're planning a few more reactors. Guess everyone else can huddle around the ikea furnature fires...
That could work! Are there any specific integrations you'd want to see which we could prioritize?
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Thanks. That sounds reasonable.