skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What question did I ask that was "the wrong question"? I thought both the questions I put were rhetorical. Let's try:

"What does email have to do with email domains?"

"How does one receive email from e.g. one's bank, at an email domain?"

No, I don't think my questions could equally have been asked about email in the early aughts (nor at any other time - those rewritten questions don't make sense).

Mass adoption had already happened by the early aughts; email was adopted universally in the corporate world in the mid-nineties.

Of course, what is interesting to you is your business.
> Third, in the US, we need approximately 1200 GW in new power generation and transport capacity. Of course, this would be distributed non-uniformly according to regional requirements. The grid needs to be able to move this power as well. The current infrastructure cannot.

> For context, the entire power generation system in the US is good for about 1200 GW today. In other words we, conceptually, need to create a full duplicate of the US power generation and transport system.

To give a sense of how ludicrous this is as a solution, the $12tn of capital required for this is enough to build 10m of rail for every urban household and 100m for every non-urban household. It would make the swiss rail system look incredibly sparse and underbuilt. You could even have a train within 10km of everyone in rural wyoming with such an overinvestment.

Just the operational costs of such a fleet could build 100GW net of renewables every year.
This goes into my "top ten post titles before AI kills us all"
I learned a lot from playing at https://vimgolf.com and looking at other people's solutions.
What's up with the "get paid" page? Are you selling real subscriptions to insider knowledge for people's fictional portfolios?
We grew up together and he's a programmer similar to me. I have been following AI for other aspects that make me believe what he explained is realistic. Also I did ask him for his thoughts on the ethics of it and he thinks the outcome is fine. I'm curious what your thoughts are concerning ethics if it's indeed happening.
I don't know if it's universal across the Americas, but up here it's common for us to take over the ends of each other's sentences to respond. So instead of saying like:

"The story is just so ridiculous." "Yes, I know! It reminds me of..."

my family conversations sound more like:

"The story is just[]" "Ridiculous, I know, it reminds me of..."

(https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/25/opinion/interrupting-coop... is where I learned the name for this.)
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True but curl wouldn't need to implement a particularly optimised JavaScript runtime to handle PAC programs, there would be no point in e.g. bundling V8 or ChakraCore with it.
Any authority wanting to find him could triangulate his signal. Or follow his wife when she comes to visit. Or satellite search the general area.
Thanks for the info, I'll see if we can switch to PPO, especially with open enrollment coming up next month. It could be the difference between life and death.
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I'm sorry that you find it difficult to be confronted with any sort of dissent that might force you to have to consider what your values actually are, which apparently cannot be defined. Spend some time thinking about what they are before telling other people they're wrong about it.
>The amount of cool stuff people have created on top of Stable Diffusion

Paintings that look like Pepe the frog?
I'm not saying it's not fluid. If anything it's too fluid! It's difficult to drive fast because the car takes so long to react to your inputs.
> Im not a specialist here, but this babbling just suggest me someone unable to think out of the box, restricting all possibles to only what he can master.

This is a prime example of Asimov's quote: "Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'"
"According to Green his decision to give away ownership in his company is similar to the decision made by Yvon Chouinard, owner of Patagonia. He donated his ownership of Patagonia to a trust that will use their profits to fight climate change, according to KETK."

https://www.ketk.com/news/hobby-lobby-owner-announces-hes-gi...
The beauty of that project is not because it is a product

It is the fact that it is freely available for everyone to experience it thought your browser

Racing games? there are a shit ton on steam/ps/xbox/switch/mobile

Money people are very annoying
> These models cost millions of dollars to create.

It's reasonable that it's fair use to train on unlicensed, freely available data as long as the model is released. I don't know anything about the law or care much about the legal stuff, but that's my opinion for how it should be.
I'm not sure if it's related but I find comfort in feeling small. It's why I'm drawn to islands and remote desert areas, I get a sense of scale that I don't get anywhere else, and it's incredibly soothing. I wonder if this would translate to space.
Over time in a perfectly spherical market, companies outsourcing their office costs to employees will be able to charge less and thus win more custom thanks to the invisible hand.

Of course large companies have further inefficiencies, where middle manager incentives are not aligned with those of the board, which are not aligned with those of the owners (all of which boils down to management layers being unable to reliably measure the worth of the layer they manage)
torrent-paradise [0] is a go project which seems to do the same as your project and has existed since 2019. It’s since gone down but remains up on IPFS [1] but its index hasn’t updated since January.

[0] https://github.com/urbanguacamole/torrent-paradise

[1] https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmQjsKamNFZRvCMXDvZXQmRYjsm...
Consider error handling paths.
It would seem to make more sense (in the context of the apparent desires of developers in this situation) to license things like this with a dual license setup. License the base project as AGPL and have outside contributors sign a copyright license. All open source projects compatible with AGPL can use it as is. The second license would be a freeware/commercial license. Freeware for organizations under 1 million dollars US in revenue. A paid commercial license above that mark. That would seem to satisfy the base requirements that developers want as well as some of the community. Of course, the rest of the community that wishes it to continue under the existing license would be free to fork that last available version as always.
It's not ethical at all. Neither is annoyance functionality to churn unmonetized users nor the habit of some (Apple/Windows) to constantly change features and UI functionality to force adaption which creates more buy-in which has the effect of tricking people into continued use of a product that otherwise is lackluster.

Pavlov has nothing on the business of training people through computing.
Solar is the lowest maintenance source we have, so yeah, make sure to add maintenance. (It's more expensive with batteries, but compared with diesel, it's ridiculously cheap.)
This is really cool! It's a bit much for my puny laptop, but it's fun!
I wonder why is that - is it my bad choice of words?

I personally think quite the opposite: the better you take care of your work hygiene the better you are capable of serving your users.

But if you don’t care about your jobs goals at all - no WLB tricks will last long for you.
It’s actually funded by DARPA so basically everything in this project is public available.
Yea, reading about "infant monkey eyelid sutures" is pretty depressing...
Really enjoyed the file browser demo.

Ever since I discovered the project, I have been wondering if I could wire it up with something like Pyodide to have a Python based interface that could work on the terminal or the browser.
> OTOH lsp-mode supports more than 1 active language server per buffer

If LSP survives, I'm certain solving this in the editor rather than the server this will come to be seen as an anti-pattern.
Cloudflare Pages: Best server tech since CGI-bin?
Gas doesn't do much for Cybil resistance, it's largely meant to stop you from clogging up the network by publishing a transaction that executes the busy beaver function on some nasty input, or something similarly hostile.
I have been in Cairo post Arab spring and it's a mess. They can get the stone back when the country is not a complete disaster. Will this ever happen? Probably no. Love how you assumed we are white! I'm actually green
We got some data on human empathy before they even finished the experiment.
Censorship is different from email spam filters and antivirus software because the recipient can choose to bypass the latter for individual emails or files if they want to. And that ability is important, since both have false positives a lot.
+1 for the VCV VST.

The fact that it's paid might be a turn off for some, but I've found it to be really useful, and it works really well inside of Ableton. Can't speak for other DAWs but having been using it for the past 6 months or so, it's been fantastic.

Does anyone know of good resources for folks who want to develop their own modules for VCV rack?
1) fix your link

2) This absolutely does not match my experience:

I needed an employer to declare that they couldn't find a Swede to employ before I was allowed into the country. 2 years in I needed to renew my residence+work permit (submitting evidence that my income hadn't deceased, etc.). Another 2 years in I needed to renew again - achieving a permanent residence+work visa. Only after that could I apply for citizenship, which is still underway.

3) my experience obviously relates to how the law has worked thus far. The government has only just changed from the leftish incumbent party to a right-wing coalition, so it probably doesn't make sense to judge the current state of the country by laws which will now no doubt be changed.
Magical thinking about "the internet eliminates censorship" cannot and must-not override the very real fact that Kiwifarms is awful and no business that is aware of what goes on there wants to associate with them.
Can the targets of Kiwifarms opt-out from being harassed as a result of being listed alongside their address on the site?
> No logging library. This one was pretty easy. Create a little class with logging levels.

Do you print to /dev/stdlog using the correct syslog format or use journald and its format?

Because if it's not one of those, the "levels" are useless.
Handshake was co-founded by the guy claiming to be a Korean prince who attacked (and killed) freenode and was very abusive to the open source projects formerly there. I wouldn't touch it. He is extremely litigative. ref: http://www.hashedpost.com/2018/11/hashed-people-handshake-co...

The first part of his attack on Freenode was his attempt to push his Handshake cryptocurrency on the users there. It escalated quickly after this failed. ref: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2018/08/02/handshake-reveal...
Censorship is already unethical. One would have establish a need for censorship first. Can a book be written, that causes people to become a danger and thus needs to be forbidden?
Is it even possible that a text on a computer screen can cause harm to someone?

I'm not aware of this and any argument for censorship is usually quite a long stretch of hypertheticals.

For violating TOS people should know what rule they have violated. For example doxing, spamming or just being insufferably rude. Punishment without explanation or reason is obviously unethical.

I think shadow banning people and then actively keeping them in loop can hardly argued to be ethical. Shadow banning itself is barely ethical.
Learn about atractors.
I do see that, but there were exploit paths that didn't require doing anything you would block with a firewall or need specific access rights for.

Like if I set my user-agent to contain such a macro and connect to your public webserver. If you had webserver logging and log4j configured a certain way, then I'm running arbitrary code. Maybe I can't see the output right away, but it's running.
It's just been closed for tours and public events. It's not the same, but you can take a virtual tour here: https://sites.astro.caltech.edu/palomar/visitor/virtualtour....
Or perhaps you are used to the most liked ranking by Stack Overflow. That one is very different.

As a popularity ranking, it is entirely unsurprising to see JavaScript then Python then Java and PHP then C#.
It’s not a question of destructive power. Destroying the earth has no strategic value because we need the earth. But there are a number of other problems that need to be solved, such as gathering and analyzing intelligence, precision strikes that harm the enemy while sparing friendlies and civilians, and so forth that have not been perfected.
What is Kiwifarms?
Kiwifarms has gone way past free speech and onto active harassment. To fly this one as a free speech issue is disingenuous. To act like censorship is the issue here is pretty ripe.
This and the parent are two of the most inciteful comments in a really good thread. (Two others - one calling bullshit on the power of AI and the other calling this a (free) speech problem)

And yes. If auto-generated text / video / images can flood us (produced in response to our interactions and stored data, either to sell jumpers or politicians) then it is a problem.

What kind is fascinating

I think it is a speech problem - and maybe the question is does an AI generated speech have same rights as a human generated speech?

And perhaps the only way to know is to require a citizens passport to be able to publish. I am not entirely advocating it - but some sort of HSM built into passports, drivers licences or phones, and then used to sign each of your publications and posts. If you are an AI you don't get to publish.

The advantages of non-anonymous publishing are large. I wonder if it is worthwhile

Only effbot need worry about rate limits.
You’re being overly dramatic. People are responding to your argument which was “these things are capable of harm which is why they’re not being released and congress is gonna freak because ethics”. People are highlighting why this is a BS argument, whether you fully espouse it is not really relevant. You presented it so thats what’s being rebutted.
I'm amused by the variety of offerings that satisfy people, and the different motivations for requirements.

I put a personal blog on a $5/month low end VPS running CentOS, and Apache, generating the blog via Hugo, but I'm a little more experienced with system admin than this fellow.

He, too, chose a blogging system that uses markdown input, which is interesting.
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Bigger Names:
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Bannon. Steve Bannon. But the practice predates him. Vladislav Surkov importantly brought it into play very effectively immediately prior.
Do you mean the legal definition of harassment, or just the colloquial one? If the legal one, then use the legal system to stop it instead of vigilantism. If just the colloquial one, then it is a free speech issue.
ok... as luck would have it, i'm not in the "FAANG worker" category, but i am in the "VC-funded-startup worker" category, so I was just checking to see if my sorry ass is on the line to get faulted for exploited children.
If you only send to space people whose dream already was to go to space, of course they're going to have a strong reaction when they do. That's like observing that Olympic athletes have strong reactions when they receive the gold medal and calling it "the Olympics effect".
That Mary has all factual knowledge is a premise, the conclusion that she could deduce her qualia does not necessarily follow, and you have provided no proof demonstrating that it follows
My sister-in-law tried to rent a bike at Disneyworld once, and was told she had to be at least 14.

Her entirely involuntary response was to exclaim, "Lady, I'm damn near 30!"

So yes; if a 28-year-old can be mistaken for younger than 14 without trying (or even wanting to), there are plenty of 18-year-olds who can appear much younger, especially if they are using makeup, acting tricks, and other means to artificially enhance that.
Spam is not speech. You haven't found a gotcha in the argument.

Spam is a form of harrassment.

If it's an attack, harrassment, violence, an initiation of force, etc. then it isn't speech. Which is why yelling "FIRE!" in a crowded theater is also not speech (despite people also thinking that's another gotcha example to free speech), it's an act of violence or attempted violence. Free speech doesn't exist in the context of violence being applied or threatened, an actor is not free if they're being threatened or attacked, they're under duress, which is a particular impingement of the mind.

> So it is censorship. We just all agree it's a good thing.

It's not censorship.
This is so unbelievably wrong.

Git absolutely is a data store. It just so happens that its primary use-case is version-controlled code.

There's no reason why it can't be other data - even binary. Other text that isn't code is absolutely fine.

Also, if it's in GitHub, it's almost certainly is using Git. Though I haven't tried this service out yet, my guess is GitHub is being used as a known central Git repo source with a reasonably well developed ecosystem and security mechanics as well as being the most widely adopted Git VCS platform on the market.

But in theory you could use any Git repo on any platform (or no platform)... it sounds like it will just need to end up on GitHub currently to make use of the orchestration this service provides.
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I was rather hoping Bezos would get it not Shatner, but from the looks of the video with the champagne afterwards I guess he didnt.

Perhaps you first need a functioning conscience.
Snapshot of the main page: https://archive.ph/aIUSE

Excerpt from the top:

Zayo, our ISP, has suddenly discontinued service. This is because Blake Willis, a 20 year senior network engineer in the company's Paris HQ, is friends with Liz Fong-Jones - a former Google employee associated with Trans LifeLine charity directors who were removed for inurement, and recently accused of sexual assault. I have appealed this decision but absolutely nothing will happen until Monday.
Reading this and how unprofitable the offer was it almost seems like they (i.e., executives) intentionally tanked the company. The inspiration for Ted Lasso? :)

"The math was concerning: On the sale of a £119 vacuum cleaner, Hoover made a profit of £30. The two free fights that came with it were worth at least £600. This meant that each customer who followed through with the promotion cost Hoover £570."
Network accessibility is not within the control of Log4j.
It mostly works until your speech is so repugnant that no one is willing to risk being associated with you.
There are many such restrictions on tools and components which could be dangerous to people other than you. Refrigerant, for example, cannot be sold to the general public for personal use (outside of a fully sealed AC system), and licensed refrigerant users must follow specific usage procedures to ensure it doesn't vent to the atmosphere.
Idk, I can’t assume he is unwilling to subscribe just from his complaint. In any case, nytimes initial subscription costs like 5 bucks a month for a year. There are bigger things in the world for everyone to worry about. OTOH, If this is all about principle, he can read it at a local library, assuming he is in US. In any case, they come across as entitled more than anything
If someone wants to crank it to what amounts to a high tech doodle of me doing naughty things to myself I don't see how that's any of my business. There are people in the world how put real legit porn of themselves on the internet, I'm sure they'd find this fearmongering about fake pictures and videos of themselves on the internet laughable. It is the closest to inconsequential you can get, posting yellow pages information on twitter is far more damaging.
Don't get me wrong, I think it's possible. But you'd have to be specific to affect significant change. I doubt hobbyist without medical training will be able to hit the sweet spot.

That's why I asked for something with more substance. Most of these types sites are middle aged women who are under heavy influence of the placebo effect.
This argument feels close to the white man's burden.
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> Is it censorship when your email provider removes spam?

No, but only in situations where it is user controlled. In other words, tools that empower a user to control what they read is not censorship. In the case of spam, false positives and false negatives can be addressed by the user by adding/removing email from a spam folder. If the user does not have this kind of control, then it can be argued that this is censorship because, after all, who decides what is spam?

If the publisher is prevented from publishing despite having an audience that wants to read them, that is censorship.
I don't know, I'd say "one of the worst".

To be truly "worst", I'd say you'd have to feature in the textbooks of students of English contract law.

See, for example, Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company[1] which is a famous example used in every single textbook.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlill_v_Carbolic_Smoke_Ball_...
Me too, sometimes it really helps to realize the things you are worried about are insignificant in this universe.
Yep, Same, I've filled out probably 25+ rebates in my life and I always got the rebate, eventually. You have to make sure you read and follow the fine print though - the instructions are very specific. The GP probably didn't read the fine print.

I still have several spindles of CD-Rs (and later DVD-Rs) that were free (or maybe $1) after rebate.
Which makes reading about how they no longer do that - because they found something better (goggles) - feel the opposite of depressing right?
If I think my customer is using my service to harass people do I need to sue them? Or can I just refuse business? It's not the same as refusing to make a gay cake either, because you can't discriminate based on someone being an asshole.
I usually choose by choosing who I want to work for and with, the other factors are typically so close it doesn't matter. If one offer is 30% less, yeah don't take it, but if they're all within 10 or 20% of eachother, choose who you want to work with and for.
Between this is the recent Boston University work on playing with covid, I'm worried about the judgement of scientists around "crucial" work necessary to understand something and the safeguards we have to make sure research is safe and ethical.
There are no words to express how angry that makes me. These "scientists" should do their experiments on their own children. I wish them ill.
A potential use case I see is for security auditing. Even if you cannot port an existing C codebase to Rust, you could run this tool to examine the unsafe hotspots. Any place where the translation has to rely upon unsafe is a region of the code more likely to contain any of the mistakes Rust is designed to prevent. Of course, this pre-supposes that 90% of the translation does not have to lean on unsafe annotation.
In a deep freeze, I'd say several years if not indefinitely.
I don't know what Kikifarms is/does/has. That said, what do you do if you are asymmetrically attacked by activists? Are you automatically in the wrong?